How can I completely and totally destroy these processes?

Once a minute these two processes (one for Boxee and one for Glims) will run. Both have been uninstalled as completely as I can see how (ran the uninstaller for Glims, nothing in Application Support, all related .plist files), but launchd apparently is still looking for them. I know it doesn't seem like much but this poor G4 sometimes needs all the help it can get so I am trying to eliminate all errant processes...
Here is what the system log is reporting:
May 21 15:17:56 richard-bensons-powerbook-g4-15 com.apple.launchd[98] (com.machangout.glims.agent[46635]): Exited with exit code: 1
May 21 15:17:56 richard-bensons-powerbook-g4-15 com.apple.launchd[98] (com.machangout.glims.agent): Throttling respawn: Will start in 10 seconds
May 21 15:18:03 richard-bensons-powerbook-g4-15 com.apple.launchd[98] (tv.boxee.helper[46636]): posix_spawnp("/Applications/Boxee.app/Contents/Resources/Boxee/bin/boxeeservice ", ...): No such file or directory
May 21 15:18:03 richard-bensons-powerbook-g4-15 com.apple.launchd[98] (tv.boxee.helper[46636]): Exited with exit code: 1
May 21 15:18:03 richard-bensons-powerbook-g4-15 com.apple.launchd[98] (tv.boxee.helper): Throttling respawn: Will start in 10 seconds
Any help would be greatly appreciated! TIA!

Hi,
May 21 15:17:56 richard-bensons-powerbook-g4-15 com.apple.launchd98 (com.machangout.glims.agent):
May 21 15:18:03 richard-bensons-powerbook-g4-15 com.apple.launchd98 (tv.boxee.helper)
Is there a launchd plist that I can delete?
There might be. Remember though, that the .plist extension means the file is a "property list," which refers to the file's format, not it's function. Many .plist files are not "preferences" and are not found in Preferences folders. The files used by launchd to create launch daemons and launch agents are in property list format and so have .plist extensions.
Your log report above suggests the existence of two such files:
com.machangout.glims.agent.plist
and
tv.boxee.helper.plist
After some Googling, it looks as if com.machangout.glims.agent.plist normally gets installed in
HD>Library>LaunchAgents
and that tv.boxee.helper.plist normally gets installed in
HD>Users>username>Library>LaunchAgents
So if you haven't already looked in those two places, I would do so. If you find those files, delete them and reboot.

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