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Honestly, this is perhaps the best page on the whole internet. Really. It is. Every bit of awesomeness is here.

Sites you used to read but can read no more. {fray} I still miss you.

Kids do a rendition of Whip It to try and get their classroom some new tech. Soo, cute.

You gotta fight for your right to qwerty! lol

"I don't know why we never tried this before, but F&SF is going to begin hosting a writing workshop.

We're fortunate to have the great Gardner Dozois running the show. I'm sure most of our readers know Gardner already, but just in case, he's the author of dozens of short stories (his most recent F&SF story is "Counterfactual," which appeared in our June 2006 issue) and he edited Asimov's Science Fiction magazine from 1984 to 2004. He also has decades of experience with writing workshops and is widely considered one of the best story doctors in the field.

All F&SF readers should benefit from Gardner's workshop work, because he's going to have the option of selecting stories from the workshop for publication in F&SF. We're currently planning to run Gardner Dozois selections three times a year. (Writers, fret not: I won't be reading the workshop stories myself, so you can still submit your stories to F&SF regardless of what anyone in the workshop makes of the story.)

The workshop will be administered by Lisa Rogers, a former editor for Gollancz and Little, Brown."

Mickey Mouse meets Merck

From the page: "Can you, today, in ten minutes, compel people to believe in you professionally and personally? "

The final art is pretty cool but I liked the fact they posted the concept work too.