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SciNoFi Blog Roundup

- A bad case of the earbleeds. [Polite Dissent]


- Attention Jaron Lanier: FOX Virtuality pilot casting. [Hollywood Reporter via io9]


- Note to Discover Corporate: Time to order Japanese high tech brainstorming room. [Pink Tentacle]


- Ingeniously designed keg stand. [DVICE]

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