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Office Depot Featured Gadget: Xbox 360 Platinum System Packs the power to bring games to life!
We hear Fortune is working on a big piece on supermarket macher Ron Burkle. Unlike the magazine's relatively benign 2006 piece according to our source, this one's "takedownish." We knew they'd come around! Any intel on the piece would be swell.
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What could be better than free cone day or free coffee day? Why, it's Free Paul Krugman Week at the New York Times. The Philips Electronics consortium is sponsoring a week of free TimesSelect access for the huddled masses, today through November 12. (Assuming you're not already getting it free through the devices of the mysterious "dinyah.") Still not excited? Two words: Ted Koppel.
TimesSelect Holds an Open House [Ad Age]

Amy Fisher, you're a dumpster slut. Oh no, say it ain't so. Another person trying to re-vamp their career or lack thereof. The Long Island Lolita who got famous in the first place for being a hussy and shooting someone in the face is at it again.
Do you think it's Ironic that it's being put out by the same people that put out the Paris, Screech, and Chyna sex tapes? Coincidence? I think not.
Joe Grand has never really thought of himself as an artist, but on Saturday night, he's having his first gallery opening.
Grand is a hardware hacker: He's at home with a soldering iron in his hand and the guts of some electronic device opened up in front of him. A former member of the L0pht Heavy Industries hacker collective, he designed the programmable conference badges used at this year's Defcon 15 hacker conference and a cheap RFID reader, soon to be on store shelves at Radio Shack.
His show, called "When Electronics Become Art," is happening at the 20 goto 10 gallery, on the fringe of San Francisco's notorious Tenderloin district. It's the kind of place where you'd expect to see a hacker art exhibit: It's populated by junkies, liquor stores, and dive bars. Gallery owner Christopher Abad says the space was filled with old TVs and other junk hoarded by "dumpster-diving meth heads" before he moved in earlier this year.
Abad, a noted hacker in his own right, says that Grand's work is good enough that it deserves the kind of attention you get in a fine-art gallery setting. "A lot of the stuff that I've seen him work on is pretty interesting, and it's rare for hackers to get any kind of credit outside of that community or any exposure at all," he said. "At best you get to see some movie where it's all completely embellished."
Though 20 goto10 also has the typical fine-art exhibits and book readings you'd expect from a gallery, it's a bit of a hacker experiment. Abad featured another technology-themed installation in the gallery's first show this past February: a system that could be used to spoof caller ID, check other people's voicemail and launch unsuspecting man-in-the-middle attacks.
Abad says he wants 20 goto 10 to be a venue that goes beyond the standard hacker conference. The gallery environment lets people gather information at their own pace.
"When Electronics Become Art," includes the Defcon badges Grand has designed as well as a "Curtain of Shame" of malfunctioning badges, a Marquee sign with the word Kingpin (Grand's hacker moniker) cut into Nintendo and Atari circuit boards and a modified searchlight from a US Army M-60 Patton tank.
There will also be an interactive RFID exhibit and what Grand calls his Lichtenberg Lighting Frame -- a large acrylic block he picked up at a Boston flea market with a tiny multi-color LED display in the middle.
But one of Grand's favorite pieces is a hacked up Atari computer called Atari K-9. While visiting his family, last Thanksgiving, Grand found a floppy disk containing a program that he'd written for the Atari when he was eight. He created a custom display for the machine to "make it look like it was created by Atari in the 80s" and got his old program to run on the Atari. It's a silly graphic of K-9, the robot dog, from the 1970s TV series Dr. Who, but Grand sees it as a kind of collaborative project with his eight year-old self. "It's basically to pay tribute to my past. I grew up with an Atari 400 computer," he said.
Grand makes his living running his design company, Grand Idea Studio, and he's currently filming an engineering TV show, due to air next year on a popular science cable channel,
But does he consider himself an artist? Maybe electronics aesthete would be a better description.
"Engineering and electronics does have this simple, beautiful way about it. If something is done in a really elegant fashion, then it could be considered art," he said. "Sometimes I'll open up a product to see how it's made ... and there's a lot of beautiful design work that goes on."
"It's hard for me to consider myself an artist, because what I do to me doesn't seem like art," he added. "People can call me an artist. I still consider myself an engineer and a hardware hacker."
"When Electronics Become Art," runs through Nov. 8 at 20 goto 10, 679 Geary Street, San Francisco. The show opens on Saturday, from 7 p.m. to 11 p.m., and gallery hours are 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on Thursday and Friday; 3 p.m. to 6 p.m. on weekends.

NASA Video from the International Space Station shows the Southern California Wildfires, I can see Catalina Island!
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Intro Video for FitTV by Kevin Zahri for kevinzahri.comIn this morning's front page, you went with "Laughing traitor".

But for the online article you went with "SMIRK JERK TERROR ATTORNEY".

So was she laughing or smirking? Traitor or jerk? We need to know this stuff!
By the way, "smirk jerk" is so going to be the hot insult for Fall 2006.
Confession time: I watched the latest episode of Survivor on Friday morning, but before I could write much of the recap, I was sidelined by a wedding (drunkenness) and Yom Kippur (hunger/Jewish guilt). As a result, many of the Survivor details have become somewhat foggy. What I do remember is that Thursday's episode was a good one, mostly because I was surprised by the final outcome. Maybe it was the intoxicating New York air or maybe it was the lingering affects of the TVgasm cocktail hour in Manhattan (btw, thanks to everyone who showed up), but Mark Burnett pulled a fast one on me. Always nice to know that after twelve seasons, this show can still catch me off guard.

Richard Christy, of the Howard Stern Show, makes a hilarious prank call where he makes his voice cut in and out.
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