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This week's RSS feed is sponsored by Fluther.com:

Fluther is a social Q&A site: think Wikipedia meets IM. Get all your questions answered and finally put your massive brainpower to use. Bathe in the velvety goodness of web-standards on a site that isn't overrun by teenagers and doesn't cost $5 (yes, it's totally free). Plus, we have a special iPhone version, so now you can literally tap thousands of minds from inside your pants. Wow. Tap the collective.

This week's RSS feed is sponsored by Mentat:

Powerful web-based collaborative project management and GTD for team members, made simple. Mentat allows you to capture your thoughts and ideas with ease and answers the question of "what should I work on next?" If you combined apps like Trac, Backpack, and OmniFocus you might get the same feature set as Mentat, but it still wouldn't be as cool.

See our Why Mentat? and Mentat vs...the rest pages to learn why Mentat is the best choice amongst a confounding number of options.

This week's RSS feed is sponsored by Bruji:

Our Pedia applications -- DVDpedia, Bookpedia, CDpedia, and Gamepedia -- let you easily catalog and track your DVDs, CDs, books, and video games. Each features a great UI, iSight barcode scanning, Spotlight integration, a full screen view and more.

If you purchase one or more of our Pedia programs from October 15-22, you will automatically be entered into the raffle to win a case (6 bottles) of Chianti Classico wine from the Fattoria Le Fonti in Italy. We will pick two winners and the Fattoria Le Fonti will ship the wine to you wherever you are in the world (minus Utah, of course) so you can enjoy a piece of Italy along with your brand new software.

This week's RSS feed is sponsored by SimpleMovieX:

You don't need a behemoth to perform basic editing operations on your movies. Lossless editing and saving in native format is what people want, and surprisingly very few editors do it well.

We designed SimpleMovieX to let you edit video in most popular formats, with a true Mac experience. A PhD is not needed. It's as if QuickTime Pro had finally graduated to AVI and MPEG editing.

SimpleMovieX also shines at chapters, such as in MP4 files that play on your iPod, iPhone or AppleTV. Plus a lot more...

This week's RSS feed is sponsored by Bruji:

Bruji is delighted to once again sponsor Daring Fireball. With Leopard in the wild we'd like to highlight the new QuickLook and the Pedias; the following video says more than words. We are also offering all DF readers a 15% discount on our programs this week; use the coupon DARINGFIREBALL at our store.