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• 07.01.13
  
  Dmitri tests your knowledge of the Earth according to The Guide, Pastey tries to find a cup of tea in Vienna, and Deke can tell where he's been with his new GPS watch.
  

• 14.01.13
  
  Richmond Park is full of poo, to a toddler's delight. Tavaron looks forward to some famous game sequels, and BMT rounds up what's been happening on the various conversation threads across h2g2.
  

• 21.01.13
  
  Awix wonders what to eat while watching a sushi documentary, h5ringer summarises the musical anniversaries coming up, and the community pays tribute to Effers.
  

• 28.01.13
  
  Love it or loathe it, Les Mis hits the big screen, and Awix is moved. Bluebottle goes hiking through the Flea Market, and Willem tells us about the Painted Reed Frog.
  

• 04.02.13
  
  Dmitri tests whether you know your weather, Deke knows he won't make the race, and Rod has a poem - Ginantonix all round!
  

• 11.02.13
  
  The harsh realities of dealing with senile dementia are described by benjaminpmoore. Blubottle isn't impressed by writers who don't do their research properly. And Duck Tails gives us a cheery blue boat.
  

• 18.02.13
  
  Poetry comes in all shapes - Minorvogonpoet pens an ode to the Car Park King, while CL Zoomer gives us I Dreamt I Was Crying. Solnushka reviews Women of the Otherworld.
  

• 25.02.13
  
  Break out the bubbly - we've survived a meteor encounter, Awix lines up his Oscars predictions, and Spimcoot has published a book!
  

• 04.03.13
  
  Test your knowledge of telly detectives, Bobstafford visits Kingston Lacy, and Dmitri explains why we have NASA to thank for the phonetic alphabet.
  

• 11.03.13
  
  We bid farewell to Gandalfstwin, Bluebottle interviews Teaswill about being a Scavenger, and Spimcoot tells us how it all began...