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If Arrington's at 30, what about Gruber?

Daring Fireball cites the New York Times article that claims Mike Arrington has gained 30 pounds in 3 years from blogging.

My question, is what about Gruber? I mean, what with the fucking cheese steaks in Philadelphia he must be topping 50. Just saying.

Merlin Mann has a Mann-Crush

Alas, the jig is up for poor Nicholas. Now you all know that he does not, in fact, have flippers, and that he is actually astonishingly good-looking.

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August 2006 links, part 1

Wikipedia entry on David Allen's concept of "Getting Things Done"
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Hawk Wings' implementation
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Guitar Chord widget
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the still terrible Johnson County fair page
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vacation in the Wisconsin Dells
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Nintendo 8-bit NES synth for Garageband
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Japanese chiptune band YMCK
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extreme megapixels
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handy ultimate boot CD
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ikey mac automation
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July Links #1 - Food Related

Des Moines Register - 100 places to eat in Iowa before your death link

Bean Sprouting Info link

Andy's Diner Father's Day Feast link

Bitter Orange- Naranja Agria link

iGourmet Italian cheeses link

About Mustard link

French's Mustard FAQ link

Sourdough Q & A link

Kashi recipes link

National Bohemian link

June Links part deux

Apple Shell Scripting Primer - link

About the Digital Cinema Desktop Preview in Final Cut- link

What is corn syrup?- link

The differences between Linux distros- link

Upgrading your Mac mini with Merom- link

Applescripting resources at MacScripter- link

The Vintage Mac museum- link

Game console sales charts- link

Setting up your own personal wikipedia- link

Hacking the OS X migration assistant- link

Scoble's Weeks May be Improving

Scoble was diligent enough to post a reply here when I commented on his blog before. link

What particularly amazed me at the time was the effort he was going through to have meaningless internet battles (remember the picture of the Special Olympics) arguing over semantics or even worse, getting pissed off by 'anonymous posting'. Well, chalk that up to the bad time that was happening, but then again, you have his wish fulfillment fantasy of April 1 (link) and you realize that in a way, Scoble is a good blogger, because he is invariably honest. You can tell he was going to leave Microsoft for the past few months during his existential crisis.

I am just hoping he shys away from MonkeyBoy territory.