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" Uploading pictures of yourself to myheritage.com, a Web site that compares your photo with a database of celebrity images and suggests which one you most resemble. 10 minutes  Scouring your saved photos and uploading as many as it takes to get a more flattering match than Richard Belzer. 20 minutes  Skimming The Paris Review Interviews I, not only to learn something about writing from the 16 authors questioned but also for Ernest Hemingway&amp;#039;s satisfying dismissals of interviewer George Plimpton: &amp;quot;The fact that I am interrupting serious work to answer these questions proves that I am so stupid that I should be penalized severely.&amp;quot; 6 hours  Reading Rick Bass&amp;#039;s The Lives of Rocks and Jim Tomlinson&amp;#039;s Things Kept, Things Left Behind, two books of short stories that prove that the best fiction need not be more than 60 pages. 3 hours, 30 minutes  Listening to the overlooked recent folk releases Sweetheart, by sleepy-voiced Dan Reeder, and the nasal Breathe, by Dan Bern, the only man to effectively channel Bob Dylan without ripping him off. 4 hours  Considering the benefits of buying a Zune, Microsoft&amp;#039;s highly confidential new iPod competitor. 30 minutes Loading two new movies onto your iPod. 1 hour  Eating at chef Gordon Ramsay&amp;#039;s new restaurant in the London NYC hotel in New York and hoping that his first American restaurant is better than his first American TV show, Hell&amp;#039;s Kitchen.2 hours, 30 minutes  Debating whether to see Let&amp;#039;s Go to Prison, knowing only these positives and negatives: Will Arnett is in it (+). So is Dax Shepard (--). Mr. Show&amp;#039;s Bob Odenkirk directed it (+). It was written by some of the same guys who did Herbie: Fully Loaded(--). 10 minutes Watching Let&amp;#039;s Go to Prison. 84 minutes  "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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