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J.K Rowling hosted a live web chat on Bloomsbury's official website where she answered several questions about Deathly Hallows:Michael: Why didnt fawkes come back to help harry I would have thought that since harry was so loyal to dumbledore, fawkes would have been harrys new pet J.K.

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Blog Oh Blog theme released to public  Clean, simple and lightweight. 3 columns and widget ready theme. Sitemap ready and logo.psd included under images folder.

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It’s a fixed-width, 3 column theme, compatible with WP 2.2. and has been tested on Firefox 1.5, 2.0, Internet Explorer 6 and Opera 9.

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Unfortunately, Microsoft is releasing few details about the service pack. According to an e-mail from a Microsoft spokesperson, "We're currently planning to deliver SP3 for Windows XP in the first half of CY2008. This date is preliminary, and we don't have any more details to share at this time."

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The ever expanding, and potentially lucrative, market of search engines may soon be welcoming another player into the fray. Last Friday, at OSCON in Portland, Oregon, Wikipedia founder Jimmy Wales announced that his commercial startup, Wikia, had just acquired the distributed-computing web crawler Grub from LookSmart Ltd, and that he is currently putting the building

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With Windows Vista, Microsoft is turning away from the traditional blue screen of death and onward to more humorous error messages. Just take a look at the screenshot towards the bottom of this article, in order to get an idea of what I am talking about. It is an error message for Windows Vista that reads:

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AT&T on Tuesday announced the launch of its over-the-air music download service for its cellular subscribers, joining forces with eMusic to offer a catalog of 2.7 million songs. But the service won't run cheap: customers can pay $7.49 per month to download up to five tracks. eMusic, which focuses primarily on independent artists, will provide two

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