7.16.2007

Harry potter...

A new report analyses the measures taken by UK Potter publisher Bloomsbury to keep Deathly Hallows unspoiled.
It is from Tuesday, however, when copies begin to be sent out to retailers, that the most crucial part of the security operation will come into effect.

The trucks Bloomsbury will use are fitted with satellite tracking systems costing up to £1,000 pounds, which will reveal whether any of the vehicles deviate from their intended route. The books are on sealed pallets fitted with alarms to prevent tampering.

A spokesman for Bloomsbury said: “we have a litigation specialist poised 24 hours a day, seven days a week to deal with any breaches. It is our intention to enforce the embargo vigorously and seek an immediate injunction if required.” While experts put the cost of all this at £10 million, the lengths to which publishers have gone are not surprising.

Went and saw the latest movie last night, I like it a lot. It was darker but not as dark as some have made it out to be. Now I enjoy Harry Potter but I have never read one of the books and I'm thinking that maybe I should read Half Blood Prince just so I'll know what the hell everyone is talking about when the rampage over Deathly Hallows happens. My Spoiler prediction is that Harry will not die, but will sacrifice his magic to defeat V... (he who should not be named because I don't know how to spell it and really don't care to look it up!) becoming a Muggle of sort?

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