CK Friday Links--Friday January 15, 2010

Here's yet another selection of particularly interesting links from around the internet. As always, I welcome your thoughts and your feedback.

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Keeping up with our weight loss theme from last week's links--Tyler lost 125 pounds last year. Here are the three simple steps than enabled him to do it. (344 Pounds) Bonus post: Kris shares her 10 rules on losing weight and keeping it off. (Cheap Healthy Good)

Kate Heyhoe (author of the exceptional Cooking Green) says 2010 will be the year of "good enough" cooking, where we balance our time and our food with good value. What do you think? (Global Gourmet, via @MollieKatzen)

One of my favorite wine bloggers wants to improve his pedigree--so he facetiously "revises" his wine bio to sound more impressive. (Good Grape)

If you were given $500 under the condition that you had to spend it on wine, what would you buy? I'd buy 250 bottles of Two-Buck Chuck. (1 Wine Dude)

Recipe Links:
A really interesting and striking looking Colombian Meatloaf or Albondigon Colombiano. (My Colombian Recipes via Chow and Chatter)

Spectacular Veggie Burgers that you can easily make from common pantry items. (Cheap Healthy Good)

Simple, easy Toasted Cumin Hummus. This one ought to go on my hummus blogroll! (5 Second Rule)

Off-Topic Links:
The staff at Hulu assembled the top 20 moments of the Simpsons' 20 year history. Glorious.(Hulu.com)

Amazon's affiliate linking program is now integrated into Blogger, and here's a quick post that explains how to use it. (BlogCoach)

Suggestions for getting unstuck when working on a creative project. (The Art of Non-Conformity)

What it means to live in a state of complete congruence. (Illuminated Mind)

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