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" Reading The Tin Roof Blowdown, James Lee Burke&amp;#039;s engrossing new novel about Louisiana detective Dave Robicheaux&amp;#039;s attempts to curtail crime in post-Katrina New Orleans. 4 hours   Attending Tales of the Cocktail, a celebration of drinking led by more than 80 mixologists \u2014 including Esquire contributing editors Ted Allen and David Wondrich \u2014 attempting to curtail sobriety in post-Katrina New Orleans (July 18 to 22). 6 hours   Upping the testosterone of your DVD collection with the Sergio Leone Anthology, which includes A Fistful of Dollars and The Good, the Bad and the Ugly. 15 minutes  Returning The Lake House. 3 minutes   Listening to former Drive-By Truckers guitarist Jason Isbell&amp;#039;s (shown in the picture) first solo album, Sirens of the Ditch. 3 hours  Trying to get the tragic antiwar ballad &amp;quot;Dress Blues&amp;quot; out of your head. Several days   Getting nauseous, then hungry, then nauseous again while studying The River Cottage Meat Book, an exhaustive compendium that includes photos of cattle being slaughtered and a tasty recipe for citrus-braised lamb shoulder. 1 hour   Watching Ghosts of Cit\u00E9 Soleil, a disturbing documentary about rival Haitian gang leaders (and brothers) in love with the same woman in one of the most dangerous cities on earth. 1 hour, 30 minutes "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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