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In a new interview with Imelda Stanton, Jason Isaacs and David Heyman we hear their opinions on the film and other things.
Click more for some exerpts.
Read the whole interview HERE!
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Several new Harry Potter products are appearing online. They are; house banners, house keychains and more. Go over to The Leaky Cauldron to see them!
Thanks Leaky!
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Okay, I started making some new pages for the actor and character sections. So far I have only added three, and one of them is really small. I will be adding more over the next few months. I just added:
Seamus Finnigan Serverus Snape Alan Rickman
I will keep you updated on the new pages as they come.
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Librarys are going to have very tight rules and regulations for the release of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows this summer. Among the rules are:
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- Libraries must limit the number of employees who handle the books before the July 21 release and provide names and contact information for each branch manager, according to the contract from Scholastic Inc.
- The contract says failure to keep “Deathly Hallows” under wraps until July 21 could get libraries scratched from future embargoed titles. “We acknowledge and agree that any such violation will cause irreparable harm to Scholastic and the author, J.K. Rowling, and that monetary damages will be inadequate to compensate for violations,” the contract states.
Read the full article HERE!
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Physics experts at Salford University have been given a £1million grant to design materials that can hide solid objects by bending light around them. It could mean that invisibility cloaks, which make people and objects disappear from view, like the one used by the boy wizard in the JK Rowling books, will one day become a reality.
A team of experts are working on the latest generation of materials which will radically change the way that light behaves.
The new “meta-materials” are made by inserting metal wires – a fraction of a hair-width – into another material such as plastic or glass. The introduction of the metals will create an electromagnetic force which would make light flow around a hidden object, just as water in a river flows around a smooth rock
Read the full article HERE!
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Okay guys, I locked the forum because no one ever goes on it except people who post nasty links.  So the only reason I ever have to go on now is to delete those gross topics.  If anyone is really against this please comment.
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