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An AppleScript for timers using Quicksilver and Growl
you can stop QuickSilver hanging with a unix trick, I think. replace the last bit of the tell block (starting with delay sleepTime) with the following code:
Basically, this puts the timing delay loop into a text string, and runs the text string as an applescript via unix without waiting for it to complete. This should set the timer running in the background as an independent process, and free up quicksilver to get back to it's normal business. I haven't actually tested it (don't have growl OR quicksilver installed), but it should work.
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