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Those readers with a knack for caring too much may have noticed a lack of daily link posts over most of the last week; this was not intentional, but was a side effect of recent upgrades and rebuilds to the server. So in an effort to catch up, here are all the links you missed. Granted, many of them can be considered old by this point, but I prefer to think of them as finely aged.

If you’re the sort of person who lives or dies for these posts, cut out the potential 24 hour lag time in the automated posting – bookmark my linkblog directly.

• The Lodge: Williamsburg, Brooklyn — Restaurant, Urban Rustic, Lodge, Food
  
  Zach recommends.
• YouTube – 2006 MTV Movie Awards – Gnarls Barkley
  
  The only good reason to watch the MTV Movie Awards this year – a fantastic, Star Wars inspired performance by Gnarls Barkley.
• YouTube – Samuel L. Jackson Talks Snakes on a Plane @ MTV Movie Awards
  Sam Jackson promises to win Best Movie next year at the MTVMAs. “New James Bond? Aint no snakes in that.”
• New Line picks up rights to remake Battle Royale for US
  Probably the most depressing movie news I’ve heard this year.
• RPS – 25
  Rock Paper Scissors, abstracted to 25 items. Make sure you check out the 300 Outcomes Spoken graphic.
• Apple and Microsoft mine comic vein
  “Microsoft has reached a deal with Demetri Martin, the comic behind the fake news program’s periodic “Trendspotting” feature, to star in a marketing campaign for the upcoming Windows Vista.”
• Gentlemen, Start Your Thetans – Church of Scientology buying NASCAR sponsorship
  Race fans, let the couch-jumping begin.
• A New Definition of “Own Goal” for World Cup – FIFA World Cup 2006 – World Cup 2006 Blog
  “Did you know that FIFA has a Technical Study Group?”
• Former Workers Sue Shelly’s Restaurant, Saying Management’s Hands Were in the Tips – New York Times
  Trouble for the Fireman group?
• Gothamist: City Announces Official Name Change
  Jury duty summons read “Jew York”. Hilarity ensues.
• Oracle Calendar/iCal downloader – CaseWiki
  “The following C++ program will connect to an Oracle Calendar server and retrive an iCal file for a particular user.”