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- Listening to :

And the Gospel of Progress'; row_arr[1]=' Micah P. Hinson'; row_arr[2]=' Missed him at Green Man Festival but listened to his CD which I quite like!'; table_arr[1] = row_arr; row_arr = new Array();row_arr[0]='

- Watching :

Hidden (Cache)'; row_arr[1]=' Michael Haneke'; row_arr[2]=' Captivating critique of Western values masquerading as a whodunnit thriller. Watch out for the unexpected graphic violence in the middle though.'; table_arr[2] = row_arr; row_arr = new Array();row_arr[0]='

- Reading :

Knowing the Enemy: Jihadist Ideology and the War on Terror. '; row_arr[1]=' Mary Habeck'; row_arr[2]=' A totally gripping analysis of Jihadism both historically and in its current forms. A unique and highly recommended read.'; table_arr[3] = row_arr; row_arr = new Array();row_arr[0]='

- Listening to :

Cosmosonica: Crazy Covers Volume 1.'; row_arr[1]=' Tom Middleton'; row_arr[2]=' Two CDs, one is party, one is chilled. Some brilliant cover versions, including Snow Patrol\'s Crazy in Love.'; table_arr[4] = row_arr; row_arr = new Array();row_arr[0]='

- Reading :

Vile Bodies'; row_arr[1]=' Evelyn Waugh'; row_arr[2]=' Still hilarious after all these years, Waugh\'s sharp satire of the rich and vulgar. '; table_arr[5] = row_arr; row_arr = new Array();row_arr[0]='

- Listening to :

The hardest way to make an easy living'; row_arr[1]=' The Streets'; row_arr[2]=' Not as great as the previous two, but a middling Mike Skinner album is still a relatively great thing to listen to.'; table_arr[6] = row_arr; row_arr = new Array();row_arr[0]='

- Listening to :

Countdown to Ecstacy '; row_arr[1]=' Steely Dan '; row_arr[2]=' Steely Dan are great, and they know it, which is annoying, but they\'re still great.'; table_arr[7] = row_arr; row_arr = new Array();row_arr[0]='

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