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Post time 27-7-2005 01:25 AM | Show all posts
i want harry and ginny to be together....tapi rasanya if harry tak kene bunuh ngan voldemort depa akan bersama balik kot...pasal nampak cam soulmate je depa nih
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Post time 27-7-2005 01:28 AM | Show all posts
aku mmg sedih giler...tapi member aku siap gelakkan aku...dia kata aku ni weird sesangat pasal sedih character buku tu mati...

yo la, pasal dumbledore tu mmg aku admire and harap leh tolong harry sampai dia berjaya bunuh voldemort...
aku tetiba terasa cam harry stands a very thin chance nak bunuh voldemort nih...i mean lepas dumbledore mati...yelah, mmg le aku nak happy ending..then baru le org kata the good outsmart the evil...
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Post time 27-7-2005 01:49 AM | Show all posts
suka harry of course cos dia berani,curious and loyal jugak.
ron tu oklah, tapi dia ada banyak pressure nak live up to his siblings achievement.
hermione, dia brainy and of good help to harry kalau tang nak investigate facts and selalu jumpa jawapan pada persoalan yang tergantung...

dumbledore , he;s cool and wise.
tapi kekadang terlalu cool juga, wat aku geram...and dia dak share his thots wif other ppl much. tapi he;s a grandfatherly person to harry.

mcgonagall sbb dia strict and no nonsense...nampak dia straightfwd tapi bagus. responsible jugak .
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Post time 27-7-2005 11:29 AM | Show all posts
Originally posted by sultana at 25-7-2005 07:58:
He he he... oklah, saya uploadkan kat satu file host. Saya letak link to one chapter for 2-3 days. Then tukar.


Click here: Chapter 1

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Thanks a lot sultana..yg lelain tak nak upload jugak ker?
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Post time 27-7-2005 12:05 PM | Show all posts
Is it Ok if I said I actually like Lord Voldemort?
I like the way he was potrayed by JK Rowling's writing.. sebab Voldemort ni makin lama, makin kuat dalam buku-buku HP ni...

And did you know who wins Lord Voldemort role for the upcoming HP movie? Ralph Fiennes.. YEY!!
Check this out about Ralph Fiennes :dia: Ralph Fiennes
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Post time 27-7-2005 03:25 PM | Show all posts
Potter magic no match for pirates
Najumuddin Najib
July 27:
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KUALA LUMPUR: The world抯 most famous teen wizard now has a new enemy: book pirates.


Pirated copies of Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince, have found their way here and are selling like magic at a fraction of the original cost.

The genuine hardcover books retail for RM99.90 each while the bootleg paperback versions are sold at RM48; slightly less than half the price of the original.

The pirated versions, at a glance, appear similar to the originals except that they are paperback versions. The originals are only available in hardcover.

The laminated cover features the same illustrations as the original.

Following a tip-off, The Malay Mail visited a bookstore on the ground floor of Tesco hypermarket in Puchong yesterday, and purchased a copy.

The store, selling mostly Chinese magazines and books, had a bookcase near the entrance, where several pirated copies were displayed.

The lone cashier claimed ignorance when asked why the books were in paperback and sold at half the price of the originals.

She declined to reveal where the books were obtained from and the number sold so far.

The shop has been in operation for more than a year.

Meanwhile, an industry source said the pirates are reaping a huge profit.

According to the source, the average cost of printing a 607- page paperback of that size would cost around S$5 (RM11.25) at the most.

Meanwhile, a spokesman for Pansing Distributors, the sole distributor of Harry Potter books in Malaysia and Singapore, said they were unable to comment on the matter as they were awaiting approval from Bloomsbury, the publisher.

In the first 24 hours of its release on July 16, Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince sold 6.9 million copies in the US and more than two million in Britain, smashing all previous sales records of Harry Potter books.

The book has already become a victim of piracy in India, where pirated copies flooded the streets of Mumbai two days after the book抯 launch.

A race has also begun in China, where the People抯 Literature Publishing House is frantically attempting to release the Chinese version of the book before the pirates do.

Source: The Malay Mail (www.mmail.com.my)

arghhhh...suka2 aje pirate buku nie. ingatkan cd aje pirate, buku pon pirate jugak....nf:
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Post time 27-7-2005 06:26 PM | Show all posts
Originally posted by sherrina at 27-7-2005 15:25:
Potter magic no match for pirates
Najumuddin Najib
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KUALA LUMPUR: The world抯 most famous t ...


baru jer baca kat the star pasal pirated HBP kat India.. rupa2nya kat mesia pun ada gak. Laju nya dia org taip.

[ Last edited by hermione_twin on 1-8-2005 at 02:40 PM ]
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Post time 31-7-2005 09:48 AM | Show all posts
Originally posted by animagusblack at 27-7-2005 11:29 AM:


Thanks a lot sultana..yg lelain tak nak upload jugak ker?



nak le... tapi slow sikit. 2-3 hari ni tak de kat umah balik kg. So hari ni insyaallah letak sambungannya....
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Post time 31-7-2005 09:53 AM | Show all posts
Originally posted by limau_nipis at 27-7-2005 12:05 PM:
Is it Ok if I said I actually like Lord Voldemort?
I like the way he was potrayed by JK Rowling's writing.. sebab Voldemort ni makin lama, makin kuat dalam buku-buku HP ni...

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It's okie la tu like Lord Voldemort. I like snape actually somehow. Hoping that he will turn out to be a good guy after all.
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Post time 31-7-2005 09:57 AM | Show all posts
Originally posted by sherrina at 27-7-2005 03:25 PM:
Potter magic no match for pirates
Najumuddin Najib
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KUALA LUMPUR: The world抯 most famous t ...





Loorrr... hampes gak ler.... hmmm, aku nak gi check out le kedai buku nih... he he he nengok cam mana ya buku pirated.... :lol
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Post time 31-7-2005 10:42 AM | Show all posts
:dia:  Chapter 3
           Chapter 4

[ Last edited by sultana on 31-7-2005 at 10:44 AM ]
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Post time 31-7-2005 11:32 PM | Show all posts
ehem.....this website could helps you maybe to believe that Dumbledore is actually not dead

http://www.dumbledoreisnotdead.com/
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Post time 1-8-2005 02:29 PM | Show all posts
ok pada sapa yg suka kumpul BM version..OoP BM Version dah keluar. Aku baru jer beli hari Sabtu. Tak perasan lak bila dia keluar. Tahu2 dah jual kat MPH MV. Dia org tak letak kat rak..just jual kat kaunter. Dia guna cover OoP yg biru tu..lepas tu font dia warna merah...tajuk dia -> HARRY POTTER DGN KUMPULAN PHOENIX.

Aku tak baca lagi sebab tgh baca GoF malay version. Nanti dah habis dua2 ni..aku nak buat list error yg aku jumpa dlm buku2 tu based original version (English lah).
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Post time 1-8-2005 03:05 PM | Show all posts
korang masuk http://www.dumbledoreisnotdead.com/

dia org baut teori yg dumbledore tak mati lagi....kalau lah betul...yeahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
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Post time 1-8-2005 07:00 PM | Show all posts
memang tension baca buku ni. kalau betullah Snape murdered Dumbledore (manalah tahu kot kot Snape tuh under Imperius Curse ke atau ada someone menyamar sebagai Snape -i'm still hoping that Dumbledore is NOT dead - i won't forgive him for doing that.
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Post time 1-8-2005 07:08 PM | Show all posts
aku jumpa news nih. hebat betul...walaupun ada error..
ada gak yg nak beli.


Chinese Pirates Hawk Potter Translations

Aug 1, 5:45 AM (ET)

By ALEXA OLESEN

(AP) A Chinese man holds up Chinese and English paperback copies of "Harry Potter and the Half-Blood...
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BEIJING (AP) - Though it's missing some paragraphs and gets a couple of facts wrong, an unauthorized Chinese version of "Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince" was on sale Sunday in Beijing, just two weeks after the book appeared in English and almost three months ahead of the planned October launch of the official Chinese-language edition.

Impatient Chinese fans also have begun posting their own translations online. One reader was so upset about the ending he wrote his own and posted it on a university Web site.

The fantasy series by J.K. Rowling is wildly popular in China, where the hero is known as "Ha-li Bo-te" and authorized translations of five earlier books have sold millions of copies. In 2002, an unknown Chinese author produced an entire fake adventure, "Harry Potter and Leopard-Walk-Up-To-Dragon."

Chinese leaders, under pressure from the United States and the country's other trading partners, have promised repeatedly to stamp out the country's rampant piracy of goods ranging from books and movies to drugs and designer clothes.


But such fakes are still widely available, and foreign companies say they are losing billions of dollars in potential sales.

A Chinese-character softcover version of the newest Harry Potter installment was being sold off a tarp in an underpass in downtown Beijing for 20 yuan, or $2.50, while the official English-language hardcover books sell in Beijing for the equivalent of $21.

The saleswoman would not say where she got the book but said she had been selling copies since Friday.

The fake book looked identical to the first five tales put out by People's Literature Publishing House, the mainland firm that purchased the rights to publish Harry Potter in Chinese.

However, several crucial pages of action are missing and there are some critical mistranslations, such as using the word "immortal" at one point when the original says "mortal."


(AP) Customers buy copies of the latest Harry Potter book at the Xinhua bookstore in Beijing Saturday...
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The earlier authorized translations were produced by a team of veteran children's book translators. Pirated versions of those books and the movie spin-offs are widely available in China.

The People's Literature Publishing House plans to launch the official Chinese version of the new book Oct. 15, the Beijing Daily Messenger newspaper reported Sunday.

In 2003, the publisher tried to beat pirates to market by rushing out its own translation of Rowling's previous book, "Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix," 10 days before its scheduled release.

At that time, the company offered a reward for reporting piracy, but it was not clear whether it caught any copycats.

A spokesman for Rowling's London agent, Christopher Little, said two weeks ago the agent had successfully taken action against Chinese pirates but declined to give details.

China is regarded as the world's biggest source of illegally copied goods ranging from Hollywood movies and Microsoft Corp. (MSFT) software to Ralph Lauren designer shirts and Callaway golf clubs.

Estimates of potential lost sales to legitimate producers worldwide range from $16 billion to as much as $50 billion a year. China's own producers of music, software and other goods say they also suffer huge losses.

In response to complaints from it trading partners that fines were too light to deter pirates, China has begun imposing jail time for violations. The government said in June that during an eight-month crackdown it had arrested some 2,600 people and destroyed 63 million compact discs and other counterfeit goods estimated to be worth $105 million.

Earlier this month, Chinese officials promised to further step up anti-piracy efforts during a visit by U.S. Commerce Secretary Carlos Gutierrez. They said they would file more criminal charges in copyright cases, crack down on Chinese exports of pirated products and focus special attention on movie piracy.

Nevertheless, counterfeit goods are still widely available in Chinese shops. It is estimated that 70 percent of pirated products coming into the United States originate in China.

Since the English-language release of the latest Harry Potter book, Chinese fans have begun sharing their own translations for free on Web sites, including those run by Beijing's elite Tsinghua and Peking universities.

On the Tsinghua site, a fan writing under the name Woodchuckle was so upset by Rowling's ending that he wrote and posted his own.

A notice posted on the Tsinghua site from its administrator told users that several postings were deleted because they contained illegal electronic versions of the book.

The notice said the university had received a warning from a law firm but did not give any other details.

Fans also use the chat rooms to talk about their reactions to the new plot twists, opinions on the characters or what they felt they learned from the story.

"As soon as I saw the book in the bookstore, I bought it and rushed home to read it," wrote one fan writing on the Tsinghua site. "I didn't finish it until the middle of the night and then I cried like crazy.
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Post time 1-8-2005 07:15 PM | Show all posts
Originally posted by limau_nipis at 27-7-2005 12:05 PM:
Is it Ok if I said I actually like Lord Voldemort?
I like the way he was potrayed by JK Rowling's writing.. sebab Voldemort ni makin lama, makin kuat dalam buku-buku HP ni...

And did you know w ...


that ralph guy?
tak bleh nak bayangkan camner muka dia jadik jahat.
sebab dia ni ensem gak.
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Post time 1-8-2005 07:18 PM | Show all posts
i think, my fave character would be Ron.
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Post time 1-8-2005 10:43 PM | Show all posts
thanks sultana. i've just downloaded the first chapter. the narrator's voice is OK. boleh laa bagi abah kita dengar nih.
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Post time 1-8-2005 11:57 PM | Show all posts
Originally posted by moncherie at 1-8-2005 10:43 PM:
thanks sultana. i've just downloaded the first chapter. the narrator's voice is OK. boleh laa bagi abah kita dengar nih.



ooo... ada lagi nak download... nasib baik tak delete lagi. Biar lama sikit lah kalau gitu.
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