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The Reinventing Space Project is a joint effort between Microcosm and University of Southern California (USC) aimed at near-term research, training, and workshops in methods to dramatically reduce space mission cost and schedule. It is headed by Dr. James Wertz, President of Microcosm and Adjunct Professor of Astronautics at USC, and Dr. Mike Gruntman, USC Professor of Astronautics. Near-term activities, courses, reports and several relevant professional papers are shown below. For a press release on the formation and purpose of the Reinventing Space Project, click here.
The purpose of this website is to make information available on "Reinventing Space—Dramatically Reducing Space Mission Cost." Most of the material here is drawn from background material prepared for the Spring, 2013 USC graduate course on the "Design of Low Cost Space Missions" and from related material that Microcosm has created over the last decade. We welcome comments, suggestions, and additional material which you believe is relevant to the broad topic of reinvigorating the space program at dramatically lower cost. Please send your comments and questions to Nicola Sarzi-Amade at firstname.lastname@example.com.
If we can help your organization create a proactive program to reduce mission cost, please get in touch with us. We look forward to supporting cost and schedule reduction efforts throughout the community.
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As with any inherently challenging technical problem, dramatically reducing cost and schedule requires hard work and good engineering, not simply a set of rules or procedures to follow. To disseminate information the existing knowledge base on this topic, on what has historically worked (and not worked) and why, and various approaches that have been proposed for future programs, the Reinventing Space Project is offering a series of seminars, professional short courses, and a for-credit graduate course, each of which is described in the flyers below. For information on holding these at your facility, or joining the USC graduate course via the Distance Education Network, contact Julie Jackson at email@example.com or 310-219-2700.
These are copies of the most relevant current professional papers or, in cases where copyright material must be paid for (typically papers sold by one of the professional societies or books), a source where it can be purchased.
For a much longer list of papers on this topic see both the bibliography listed above and the Reinventing Space Conference website, www.reinventingspace.org
This is a series of Op-Ed articles in Space News on how to go about the process of dramatically reducing space mission cost in a much shorter schedule, while maintaining a high level of mission utility. The complete set of articles, along with references and a bibliography are available here:
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Basic reference material relevant to this topic.
In addition to research and support on methods for implementing much lower cost, high utility space missions, Microcosm is engaged in the development of a number of key low-cost technologies. If you would like more specific information about Microcosm's low cost spacecraft, launch vehicles, or supporting technologies click here, or contact us at firstname.lastname@example.com.
The University of Southern California has one of the largest astronautics Master's programs in the US (including enrollment via the Distance Education Network) and also engages in relevant astronautics research. For information on graduate astronautics courses (including "Space Mission Analysis and Design" and "Reinventing Space—the Design of Low-Cost Space Missions") click here. For information specifically on the MS program, click here.
The Southern California SmallSat Coalition (SCSC) is an initiative sponsored by the University of Southern California in collaboration with Microcosm, that has the purpose to bring together the diverse members of the SmallSat community in the Southern California area with the goal of getting to know each other and working together to accomplish what we cannot do individually, both technically and politically. Large programs have a natural political constituency that small programs do not have. But small programs have the potential to truly change how we do business in space to meet the needs of the end user community far more rapidly, at lower cost, and lower risk.
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Mike Gruntman is a professor of Astronautics at the Viterbi School of Engineering at USC. He is currently the Director of the Master's Program, which is among the largest in the United States in astronautics, and the founding Chairman (2004–2007) of the Astronautical Engineering Department at USC. Dr. Gruntman is a space physicist, engineer, and educator. His research interests include astronautics, space physics, space instrumentation and space sensors, spacecraft and space mission design, propulsion, spacecraft technologies, astronautical education, and history of rocketry and space technology. He has over 250 publications, including over 80 articles and 3 books. You can visit his personal page at Astronauticsnow.com.
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Jim Wertz is the President of Microcosm and an Adjunct Professor of Astronautics at USC. He holds an SB in Physics from MIT, an MS in Management of Science and Technology from GWU, and a PhD in Relativity and Cosmology from the U of Texas at Austin. He is one of the originators of the push for Reinventing Space and has been the general chairman of the Reinventing Space Conference for 10 years. Dr. Wertz holds multiple patents in spacecraft technology. He is the editor and a principal author of 5 widely used books in space technology with over 80,000 copies in print:
He is a Fellow of the AIAA and the British Interplanetary Society, and a member of the International Academy of Astronautics. He teaches courses worldwide in both "Space Mission Analysis and Design," and "Reducing Space Mission Cost."
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Anthony Shao is currently a PhD student at the University of Southern California (USC), working with his technical advisor, Dr. James R. Wertz, on the Reinventing Space Project since May 2013. His research focuses on Performance-Based Cost Modeling and how it can be used to quantify the cost reduction potential of small observation satellites. He has also been working as a systems engineer at Microcosm for over 2 years. His experience at Microcosm includes space mission engineering analysis and design, orbit and constellation design, communications and performance analyses, system trade studies, engineering modeling, and several professional publications. Anthony received his Master's degree in Astronautical Engineering in 2011 from USC, where he also worked on a currently-flying student designed CubeSat, called AENEAS, at USC's Space Engineering Research Center at the Information Sciences Institute. He earned his Bachelor's degree in Physics and Mathematics in 2009 from Adelphi University. He initially received a grant from the California Space Grant Consortium to work on his research for the Reinventing Space Project. He hopes that his research will support a positive impact in the aerospace community, and ultimately, revolutionize the way business is done in space.
Elizabeth Koltz
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Liz Koltz is currently a student at the University of Southern California in the Astronautical Engineering department. She has been working with Dr. James R. Wertz on the Reinventing Space Project since July 2013, primarily on Performance Based Cost Modeling (PBCM) for observation and communication satellites and the implications for risk, reliability and the schedule for space missions. Liz has been a Systems Engineer in Launch & Operations at Northrop Grumman Aerospace Systems in Redondo Beach since 2007. She completed her M.S. in Astronautical Engineering at USC in 2013, and her B.S. in Aerospace Engineering from the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign in 2010. By participating in the Reinventing Space Project, she hopes to provide irrefutable support of unconventional mission architectures that will guide future development of space missions.


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View me flying across planes atuned to the night's sky punched with holes leaking white lights upon us. View me viewing you as your eyes view myself and ask yourself why I can't see my reflection in your eyes and I will tell you that I'm only a figment of your imagination. Therefore a skewed view, an illusion.Posted By Self_Made On 12.10.2011 @ 8:30 am
Stunning beauty, stunning ugliness, can't resist putting it where it doesn't belong. Shining brightly stunning she is she keeps my mind rotating, i'm all spent, how can I get her out of my mind? I need to jump…Posted By Self_Made On 11.23.2011 @ 3:13 pm
Rules are boundaries laid before all, stiches in a person side, holding them back from doing what they want to do the most. Follow the rules and you won't get hurt, disobey the rules and you take a leap in a dangerous place where everything is fair game and you will get hurt and you will suffer but maybe suffer passionately?Posted By Self_Made On 11.20.2011 @ 12:41 pm
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Dull things pass by as I slip into deep sleep. Beats dropping by like rain drops. When you're life is so dull, and things pass by in slow-mo Don't you step back and reflect on yourself through a window glass Seeing the things you regret, not taking the chances you wanted to in the past?Posted By Self_Made On 10.17.2011 @ 4:50 pm


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Building wraps and window graphics are an ideal way to advertise an event or upcoming entertainment. Driving though a city like Las Vegas, NV it is impossible not to notice all the digital output covering the windows and fa�ade of hotels and restaurants, showcasing the latest attractions.
While Off The Wall Signs and Graphics is a relatively new digital print service provider (PSP), starting its full-service sign production and installation services in 2009, co-owner Rocky Faith is not new to the industry. Faith was in the sign industry for 17 years and began his first sign installation company in 2005, working on various outdoor projects for major shows and events. Off The Wall currently services a variety of clients in some of the nation�s largest cities.
Eight employees work from the 5,000 square foot facility in Las Vegas, NV and specialize in grand format building wrap production and installation, as well as large format outdoor production and installation for events like National Finals Rodeo at the Thomas & Mack Center and the Motley Crue residency at Hard Rock Hotel in Las Vegas, NV. The shop is particularly known for its work in Las Vegas, NV and San Diego, CA.
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Paige Zeigler, co-owner, Off The Wall previously worked in advertising. She began Off The Wall�s marketing push in 2011. To showcase the company�s full-service building wrap capabilities, a time-lapse video featuring the printing, cutting, and installation process of a Donny & Marie building wrap in Las Vegas, NV was created and posted on the shop�s YouTube channel. Since then, Off The Wall creates and uploads time-lapse videos for most of its large projects. In addition to YouTube, Off The Wall utilize its Web site, Twitter, and Facebook page as other marketing avenues.
The first building wrap Off The Wall fully produced and installed was a 20,000 square foot Cricket advertisement on the Luxor pyramid in Las Vegas, NV for the International Consumer Electronics Show in 2011. Faith led his installation team to complete it in 96 hours. The Cricket building wrap was quickly followed by the 45,000 square foot Donny & Marie wrap on the Flamingo Las Vegas, NV.
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To grow as a successful PSP, one must find dependable and trustworthy partners. Off The Wall partners with Above All Media based in Irvine, CA for all of its San Diego, CA applications. �This partnership allows us to take our building wraps to the next level,� explains Zeigler. �When we consider an event like Comic-Con, in which we produce over 50,000 square feet of window perforation, it must be installed and removed in the matter of a few weeks.�
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Team Led Off The Wall has refined its process over the last year to improve efficiency. �Producing and installing a building wrap is like creating the layout for a puzzle, printing it, and then putting it together on the side of a building,� explains Zeigler. �There are so many opportunities for breakdowns in the process that cause a chain reaction of costly errors�staying efficient from start to finish is always a key focus.�
Part of the process is to become as efficient as possible, so Off The Wall uses Roland DGA Corporation�s AdvancedJET AJ-1000i 104-inch printers for building wraps with Arlon material. �We expected increased efficiency in terms of ink and labor costs when we purchased the first AdvancedJET AJ-1000i compared to the 54-inch Roland printers, but in some cases our ink cost is a third of what it was before. We never anticipated that kind of savings,� shares Faith.
Both Faith and Zeigler credit a team of hard-working employees, who work efficiently and take pride in the overall success of the finished product. The company utilizes an incentive-based compensation structure for team leaders so they receive a bonus when all project objectives are met for a building wrap. �The structure helps us become more efficient and create an even stronger team that takes extra pride in their work,� shares Zeigler.
Off The Wall has quickly produced an impressive portfolio of building and window graphics in some of the country�s best-known cities. With a strong team and the right combination of equipment and media, this PSP carved out a profitable niche in no time.
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Redoloza is secretive on his plans but something tells me the streets of San Jose, California have something awesome on the way in the form of a big-winged Evolution. Regardless of the status of the AWD-turbo war or where your allegiance lies, you can chock this one up as a ringer for the Mitsubishi clan. 10 Responses Alex October 16, 2012 In the intro, its an on going war between the Impreza WRX STi and the Lancer Evolution. The Impreza WRX is quite different from a WRX STi. It's the equivalent of a Lancer Ralliart. Regardless awesome article. Read about this guy over the summer in a magazine. Reply Juan October 16, 2012 now this is complete Reply Travis October 16, 2012 spoiler is overkill in my opinion, other than that, super dope car ! Reply James October 17, 2012 Elvis, the write ups are getting much better for these single car features. I love when the quality photos is matched with the writing. Keep it up Reply Ryan October 17, 2012 Tires are not Invo in the pic guys… Voltex wing is overkill and lame Reply Joe October 17, 2012 shes beautiful good work algier Reply andrew October 17, 2012 Nice car! Myself, I went the 3rd GTiR option Reply Hayden October 18, 2012 That's no spoiler on the boot lid, that's a rear wing. The difference being, a spoiler is designed to diffuse air, where as a wing is design to create optimum down force, hence the height of it (level-ish with the roof of the car). Awesome article, car looks great Reply nattydread October 18, 2012 favorite model year besides the five Reply richie June 14, 2014 Nice car ,Could someone tell me what plug cover is on this car? Reply Leave a Reply Cancel reply


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News Archive – June 2004
International Magazine Scans
Posted by jenna on 30/06/04
Thanks very much to Helicon, Charlotte, and Dobby for sending in some scans from various magazines.
Magic Academy n3 Page 1 (France)
Magic Academy n3 Page 2 (France)
(There are more photos of Emma and Rupert in this issue, the magazine is on stands now.)
TOPP Magazine (Norway)
Whiz Kids XPress Monthly (Hong Kong)
Kid's Click Bi-Weekly (Hong Kong)
Merci, Thank you, and Xie Xie once again for sending in those scans everyone!
Magazine Scans
Posted by allo on 29/06/04
Many thanks to Iris, Michelle and McKenzie for some new additions to our Scans Gallery. There are five new scans at the beginning of the gallery, including this great poster from Taiwan of Harry about to do battle with the Monster Book of Monsters!
More Japanese Coverage
Posted by jenna on 29/06/04
There is an article available in English at Japan Today with some information on the Press Conference in Japan that is now available.
Yahoo News has a short video of the broadcast. You can also view a much longer video of the conference over at @niftyCINEMA – scroll to the bottom of the page to find the links (look for the LARGE and SMALL Windows Media Player icons).
The full visit-to-Japan conference will be broadcast on "Plus Press" on Movie Plus channel in Japan on July 2nd at 7:15AM, July 5th at 1:30AM and July 6th at 12:45PM – check the Movie Plus schedule for more details.
Thanks again to The Burrow and Hirame for the tips!
Dan via Satellite in Japan
Posted by jenna on 28/06/04
There are a few photos out at AAP Image and Getty Images with Dan in them from today's Japanese Press Conference. Thank you Amourette for sending over that info! I made a little album here :
Japanese Press Conference 2004
UPDATE :: There is a little article written up with bits from the Press Conference with quotes from Dan at Cinema Topics Online. This is in Japanese, if you would like to see a translation in English please click on the full story link below. Thanks to Hirame for the translation!
You can view other photos from the event with Rupert, Emma, Heyman and Cuaron here :
On Fuji TV in Japan, they showed a clip of Dan saying :
"I'm very sorry I can't be with you today. I'm in London, filming (the subtitle says 'a scene in the water') of GoF at the moment. I hope I will come back for the 4th film, 'cause I love Japan. Last time when I was with David, it was absolutely fantastic.
As the journalists clapped for him he waved back with both hands. Thank you Hirame for sending that little transcript over!
UPDATE : You can see a little snippet about the press conference from Yahoo News. There are no new photos, but you can see small versions without watermarks.
::full story:: ::send to friend::
Konichiwah Japan!
Posted by jenna on 28/06/04
Rupert and Emma have arrived in Japan, and we thought we might share a few photos and videos, etc. with you. I would like to give a very big thank you to Sade from the Japanese website Aurors for putting all of this together and sending it over to us. Arigato!
You can view a video of Rupert, Heyman and Cuaron taken from the Picadilly theater in the Yurakucho district of downtown Tokyo.
Small Format Streaming Video
Large Format Streaming Video
In case you cannot download this straight away, you can view a transcript here :
Japanese Transcript
English Transcript (Note : this translation is done using Excite! so it isn't 100% accurate with all the wording.)
You can see other photos from this event at Wire Image
Emma was greeted by many many fans when she arrived at the airport. You can read a couple of articles about her arrival here :
Japanese Article 1
English Translation (Using Excite)
Japanese Article 2
English Translation 2 (Using Excite)
For those of you in Japan, it has been reported that Dan will be present via satellite for the press conference. Be sure to look out on the local TV stations there for tidbits from the press conference with all of them, as well as local newspapers!
DR-TV for Mexico
Posted by jenna on 27/06/04
For those of you living in Mexico, E! will be broadcasting a special about Prisoner of Azkaban with interviews including Dan and Alfonso, along with Behind-the-Scenes clips. The show will air TOMORROW at 19:00. Please remember to check your local listings for show times as show times may vary. Thanks very much to Isabel for the tip!
UPDATE: The DR-TV page has also been updated with a number of showtimes for the USA and Europe – thanks to Sabine and Yized for those tips!
New International Scans
Posted by jenna on 27/06/04
Thanks very much to Michelle, Lisa, Mim, Cram, and Naomi for sending in some great new scans!
Cine Tele Revue (Belgium):
Page One
Page Two
Page Three
New German POA Poster : The Knight Bus
Hitkrant : Cover
Page One
Total DVD (Russia) : Cover
Star Times had a quick little snippet about Dan saying :
"Now that Daniel Radcliffe has conquered Hollywood, he'd like someday make a go at a music career. The 14-year old known to audiences world-wide as Harry Potter admits, "I'd like to be in a band … a really good band. Guitar music, but like good, inteligent guitar music," according to the Associated Press. Radcliffe wouldn't be the first movie star to play rock star on the side: Russell Crowe, Keanu Reeves and Jason Schwartzman, among others, are actors who play in bands. "Hopefully, I've just got to work hard and prove to people that I can do other things," Radcliffe says. Already, the teen has had some help on his road to longhaired glory: On the set of his latest film, "Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban," Radcliffe received an impromptu bass lesson from co-star Gary Oldman.
POA Japanese Promotional Tour
Posted by allo on 26/06/04
Sankei Sports Shimbun reports that Dan is expected to take part in a press conference in Japan via satellite from London on Monday June 28th. Rupert Grint arrived in Japan yesterday with producer David Heyman and director Alfonso Cuaron for the premiere of Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban and they will be joined by Emma Watson tomorrow. Dan, who went to Japan in 2002 to promote Chamber of Secrets, is unable to visit Japan this time around due to filming commitments for Goblet of Fire.
Read the original report at Yahoo! Japan in Japanese or a mechanical translation in English.
Many thanks to The Burrow for the tip!
Fever Pitch – The Guardian
Posted by jenna on 26/06/04
Lead singer Dave McCabe of the band Zutons talks about Dan in a recent interview :
"Noel Gallagher, Albert from the Strokes, Harry Potter… just three, so far, of the Zutons' famous fans. "That Daniel Radcliffe," blinks frontman Dave McCabe, 23, all enormous pale-blue eyes and dirty, shaggy-blonde hair, "says he wants me to play a wizard in the next Harry Potter. Cos he thinks I'd make a good wizard. Apparently!" You must . If it's good enough for Ian Brown… "Nah," decides Dave, unimpressed, "I'm not doing that. Cos then you just become this 'wizard band', don't you?" "
You can read the entire article, although be warned as some of the wording is more of a pg-16 rating, and really has nothing more to do with Dan after that. The Guardian
New E-cards at DR-LX
Posted by allo on 25/06/04
Many thanks to Sabine and Angela for some new e-cards for DR-LX, DanRadcliffe.com's Letter Exchange. We have lots of cards for all occasions – why not send one to a friend now?
If you would like to create e-cards for DR-LX, please check the Contributor Guidelines page for details.
"Goblet of Fire" Press Release from WB
Posted by allo on 25/06/04
In a press release issued today, Warner Bros announced that production has officially commenced on Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire and confirmed several of the new casting rumors (including Clemence Poesy as Fleur Delacour). The press release also confirms that Goblet of Fire will be released in November 2005. For the full text of the press release, please click on the Full Story link below.
::full story:: ::send to friend::
Movie View and Yes! Scans
Posted by jenna on 25/06/04
Thanks very much to Carol for sending in a few great scans from Chinese magazines Movie View and Yes! Xie Xie!
Movie View Page 1
Movie View Page 2
Movie View Page 3
Movie View Page 4
Movie View Page 5
Movie View Page 6
Movie View Page 7
Movie View Page 8
Movie View Page 9
Movie View Page 10
New Yes! Cover
Yes! Page 1
Yes! Page 2
Tribute Video, MTV Video, and Various Screen Caps
Posted by jenna on 25/06/04
Tribute TV in Canada has a video interview with Dan posted up on their website. It is 8 minutes and 15 seconds, so it is a rather large file. I also made a screen cap album for those of you who have problems downloading the video. You can view it here (Just select the format) : Interview with Dan on Tribute TV
Here are a few screen cap albums, one is from the recent quick spot Dan did on MTV about the Killers (The video is also up now as well), the other is from the Biography Channel. (We posted about the video a while ago, but I have just had the chance to make a few captures from it.)
MTV Quick Spot Screen Caps
MTV Very Quick Spot
Biography Channel Screen Caps
Starlog Scans
Posted by allo on 24/06/04
The latest issue of Starlog magazine (issue 325, Aug 2004, USA) has a great four-page interview with Dan and Emma, which includes some new insights about working on Goblet of Fire. There is also a four-page interview with David Thewlis (Professor Lupin in Prisoner of Azkaban). Here's some scans of the interviews:
UPDATE: By the way, in response to the enquiries we've had so far, we believe that's a typo at the bottom of page 3 – CBBC Newsround has already announced that the role of Fleur Delacour will be played by Clemence Poesy, not "Pam Espose" as the report suggests, although there has been no official announcement from WB about the casting yet.
POA Press Junket – Producer Interviews
Posted by allo on 24/06/04
We now have a full transcript of the roundtable interview with Harry Potter producers David Heyman, Chris Columbus and Mark Radcliffe from the POA press junket which took place in New York on May 24th. Many thanks to Melissa from The Leaky Cauldron for the transcript. For the rest of the interviews in this series, including the transcript of Dan and Emma's press conference, please check our POA Premiere Coverage page.
New German Bravo Scan
Posted by jenna on 23/06/04
Thanks very much to Angelika for sending over this great new scan from the German Bravo magazine :
Bravo Scan (Germany)
New International Scans
Posted by jenna on 23/06/04
Thanks very much to Rina, Aye, and Daniel for sending in scans from various countries. There is a new pic of Dan in this batch, and a new HP advertisement as well.
Manila Bulletin June 2004
Bravo June 2004
Genios 1 (Argentina)
Genios 2 (Argentina)
Genios 3 (Argentina)
Genios 4 (Argentina)
Virtual Kids (Mexico)
More New Premiere Photos
Posted by jenna on 23/06/04
Josiane sent in the rest of her photos from the New York Premiere. There are 6 in all, thanks Josiane!
NY Premiere Pic 1
NY Premiere Pic 2
NY Premiere Pic 3
NY Premiere Pic 4
NY Premiere Pic 5
NY Premiere Pic 6
Video Links Updated
Posted by allo on 21/06/04
The linked videos page has been updated (finally!) with a number of links to video clips and trailers from Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban and video interviews with Dan and fellow HP cast members.
These videos are all hosted by other sites, so we do not have any control over their availability, and most are not downloadable so catch them now while you can. Some are new and some you've seen before. Many thanks to Jok, Cassie, Sheila, Effie and Veritaserum for the tips!
Scans Fest
Posted by jenna on 21/06/04
Lots of scans from various parts of the world thanks to Sara, Daniella, Rina, Laura, and Muggle Thai. There are some new pictures, and some better quality versions of pictures we have seen previously.
Domingo Magazine Cover (Peru)
Domingo Inside Page 1 (Peru)
Domingo Inside Page 2 (Peru)
Dan Rocks
Dan Poised
Russian Magazine Cover
Russian Magazine Inside Page
Where Magazine Cover (Russian)
Russian Newspaper June 2004
Yam! Clip (German)
Also, thanks to Maddy for sending in some scans from the magazine called Magazine, Not for Adults. We are listed in this magazine as a top site for Dan as well. Thanks very much!
Magazine Cover
Inside Scan of Magazine
Dan at Red Hot Chili Peppers Concert
Posted by jenna on 20/06/04
Here are a few candids from the Red Hot Chili Peppers concert that Dan attended.
Photo 1
Photo 2
Photo 3
Photo 4
Photo 5
Photo 6
UPDATE : Here are 2 more pics from the concert from BBC, thank you Saznin for the tip : (1)(2)
Thanks Matthew for the tip.
The Essential Guide to Harry Potter Websites
Posted by jenna on 20/06/04
The Urban Wire has an article up with an essential guide to the top 15 Harry Potter websites online written by Mary-Ann Russon. We are listed as the best Dan Radcliffe website. It says about us :
"Not only is DanRadcliffe.Com the best site featuring Harry Potter star Daniel Radcliffe, it is also a remarkably good Harry Potter fan-site.
Though obviously with a specific slant towards Daniel Radcliffe, this site is renowned for having the best HP-related magazine scans and some exclusive video clips, as well as face-to-face meet-ups with Dan (their latest project was making a cookbook for Dan – all the recipes were sent in by fans). "
We were listed among other top websites like TLC, Mugglenet, HPANA, the Official Harry Potter website, and JK Rowling's Official website. Let me just say, I am just happy to be nominated…. LOL No really, I absolutely do appreciate all of mentions we have been getting lately. Recognition like this, I must admit, makes me want to make things even better. Thank you Mary-Ann!
New Scans from Various Countries
Posted by jenna on 19/06/04
Thanks very much to Charlotte, Nathalie, and Nimri for sending in some great scans from the following pulications :
Story (Belgium)
Her og Na (Means Here and Now)
Straits Times 19 June 2004 (Singapore)
More Fan Art
Posted by allo on 18/06/04
Many thanks to Charmaine, Joy, Jill, Jana, Nicoletta and Alyvia for some great new contributions to the Fan Art gallery!
Do you have any artwork that you would like to share with your fellow Dan fans? Check our contributor guidelines page for what to send and where. (P.S. Yes, I will get to the wallpaper soon – I'm still trying to recover some from my crashed PC. Sorry to keep you waiting!)
More Scans and Covers
Posted by allo on 18/06/04
Many thanks to Lauren, Charlotte, Sunflower, Naomi, Olga, Mariela, Sabine, Katherine and Era for a great new selection of scans of articles about Dan and POA from around the world:
Yes! (Hong Kong) : (1)
Star (USA): (1)
Topp (Norway): (1) (2) (3) (4)
4U (Norway): (1)
Nok Lapja (Hungary): (1) (2)
Hitkrant (Netherlands): (1) (2)
Genios (Argentina): (1)
First (Asia): (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6)
Neue Revue (Austria): (1)
There are five new magazine covers to go with these in the Magazine Covers gallery.
Dallas Morning News
Posted by jenna on 18/06/04
The Dallas Morning News had a Q&A with Galadriel Waters and HP fans. She answered a few questions from a few children, and mentioned our website.
"Can I write Harry Potter a letter?
Catera Robinson, 7, East Dallas
Galadriel: It would be great if we could write to Harry, Catera. We have a lot of things we wonder about. But as real as Harry seems, he's a character in a book. You might be interested in writing to Dan Radcliffe, the young man who plays Harry in the films, though – if you are, addresses are available at a terrific Web site, www.danradcliffe.com.
He gets a lot of mail, as you can imagine, so it might take a while to get a letter back. "
You can read the entire article here : Dallas Morning News Article
Thanks to Matthew for the tip!
Pottering around Harry's Britain
Posted by jenna on 17/06/04
The New Zealand Herald gave our website a mention as one of the websites to visit for Dan Radcliffe. They wrote up an article about places to tour in the UK if you want to see locations from the Harry Potter movie, and a bit about the HP Fan Trips, among other things. Thanks to Jeff from HPANA for the tip!
New Zealand Herald Full Article
Scans and More POA NY Premiere Pics
Posted by jenna on 16/06/04
Thanks very much to Jana for sending in some great scans from a few Latvian magazines. The new Popcorn issue is already sporting a picture of Dan on the cover from the New York POA Premiere.
Latvian Popcorn Cover
Latvian Kino Cover
Kino Page 1
Kino Page 3
Latvian Magazine Avene Page 1
Latvian Magazine Avene Page 2
Another thank you to Aye for sending us a scan from the Mexican magazine Toda su Historia. This magazine has a Harry Potter special inside with over 61 pages regarding the film and the actors. On newsstands now.
Thanks very much to Josiane as well for sending in a few pictures from the NY POA Premiere that she took :
Dan at NY Premiere 1
Dan at NY Premiere 2
SLR POA Premiere Pics Are In!
Posted by jenna on 15/06/04
Staff member Coralie just sent over the SLR pictures from the New York premiere. They are really fantastic and well worth the wait. Both she and I were on holiday, so apologies for the lag time in posting them. I just got back from London so I am slowly wading through everything.
Dan 1
Dan 2
Dan 3
Dan 4
Dan 5
Dan 6
Movie Time Scan
Posted by jenna on 14/06/04
Thanks to Muggle Thai there is a much better version of a previous shot of Dan we posted earlier. This one doesn't have writing all over it and it is a lot clearer.
Caras Scans
Posted by jenna on 14/06/04
Thanks very much to Aye for sending in some really fantastic scans from the latest issue of the Argentinian magazine, Caras. There are a couple of new poses of Dan in these.
Caras Page 2
Caras Page 3
Caras Page 4
Mexican Nickelodeon Scans
Posted by jenna on 14/06/04
Thanks very much to Li for sending in some scans from the new Mexican Nickelodeon magazine. I am posting up the cover and a scan with a few new photos of the trio.
Nick Cover
Scan with pics of Trio
DR-TV: CBBC Newsround HP Special
Posted by allo on 13/06/04
CBBC Newsround in the UK has moved its special interactive programme about Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban to 5.35-6.05pm on Monday June 14th on BBCi (press the red button on your remote if you have the BBC's digital services) and on their website. They are inviting HP fans to send in questions and comments about POA to be put to "special guests" from the film's cast. Visit the CBBC Newsround website for more details.
…and thanks to everyone who votes for Dan in Newsround's Favorite Celebrity Poll – he was last week's winner! (Note: you can only vote ONCE per day – see the rules for details!)
The HP Extra Experience!
Posted by allo on 13/06/04
While Jenna's been away, one of the most common questions that I've had to answer over the last few weeks is "How can I get to meet Dan?". Usually I suggest you look out for and enter competitions to meet the HP cast so I thought you'd be interested to read about someone who actually won such a competition: The Official Harry Potter site has a great special report by the boy who won a walk-on role in Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban last year – go take a look!
Now, to head off a couple more frequently asked questions that will no doubt arise:
1) No, we are not aware of any more casting requirements for GOF or even OOTP at this time (no announcements have been made for that at all).
2) No, we are not aware of any "meet the cast" competitions going on at the moment.
However, as soon as we do hear something, we will let you know!
More Magazine Covers
Posted by allo on 13/06/04
Check the Magazine Covers Gallery for five more new covers featuring Dan from all over the world. Many thanks to Benoit, Thales, Mythyn and TLC for the tips!
Fan Art
Posted by allo on 13/06/04
Many thanks to Ashley, Nanette, Lindsay, Jennifer, Bernadette and Raquel for some great new artwork for the Fan Art gallery.
Do you have any artwork that you would like to share with your fellow Dan fans? Check our contributor guidelines page for what to send and where!
Magical Moment for Florida Teen
Posted by allo on 12/06/04
The St Petersburg Times Xpress section has a great news report about Kimberly Cullen, a 13-year-old leukemia patient from Sarasota, Florida, who got to meet Dan at the New York premiere of Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban and then ask him a question on the Today Show. The trip was organized by the Children's Dream Fund to celebrate the completion of her treatment. (You can read her question in our Today Show transcript.)
"Xpress: How was it meeting Daniel Radcliffe?
Kimberly: It was so cool but you didn't expect him to be overwhelmed, but he was. I got to ask him a question on the Today show about acting as Harry Potter. I asked him, "What was it like after reading the books trying to act as Harry Potter being Daniel and still keep it Harry Potter?' He said that the character is so well-defined that he doesn't put his own twist into it."
Many thanks to Terri for the tip!
More Scans
Posted by jenna on 12/06/04
Thanks very much to Li for sending in more scans from the latest issue of the Mexican magazine Porti. I am not posting all of the pages, but here are a few nice ones.
Porti Cover
Porti Page 1
Porti Page 2
Li also sent in a better scan of the photo of Dan in Quien magazine as well.
DR-TV and Biography Videos
Posted by allo on 11/06/04
There are several new listings on the DR-TV page for the USA and Australia coming up this weekend – check under the Guest Appearances and Interviews section on that page for details.
One of the listed programs in the US is a Biography Channel special on Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban and there is a special feature page on this program at the Biography Channel website which has some video clips of interviews with some of the cast members, including one with Dan talking about how Harry has matured.
Thanks to Clara and TLC for the tips!
Entertain Scan
Posted by jenna on 11/06/04
Thanks very much to Muggle Thai for letting us know about a new scan from the Thai magazine Entertain. This is a new rendition of a photo we have seen from a previous photo shoot.
Belgium Scan
Posted by jenna on 11/06/04
Thanks very much to Nathalie for sending a scan in from a publication in Belgium of the trio.
Porti Magazine Mentions DanRadcliffe.com
Posted by jenna on 10/06/04
Thanks very much to Vale from Potter Incantatem for sending in a scan from the magazine Porti. Our DanRadcliffe.com website was listed as one of the best Dan fan sites on the web, saying : With news, biography, etc it is the ideal place for a Dan fan. Our Forum was also mentioned as a great forum for Dan fans to go and chat with other Dan and Harry Potter fans. Wow, I am really shocked! Brilliant! Thank you!
Quien Scans : New Pics
Posted by jenna on 10/06/04
Thanks very much to Paulette for sending in some scans from the new issue of Quien that has a few new photos we haven't seen before.
Quien Cover
Quien Page 2
Quien Page 3
Quien Page 4
Thanks to Diana and Vale for sending in scans of the covers of the new Philippines magazine Woman's Home Companion and the Mexican magazine Cinemania.
Woman's Home Companion
Taiwanese Stamps
Posted by allo on 10/06/04
More sightings of Dan on stamps: Chunghwa Post Co. in Taiwan issued two new sheets of postage stamps last week to commemmorate the release of Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban:
More information about the release (in Chinese) can be found at the Chunghwa Post website (click on the dropdown box in the middle of the page and select the option marked with "93/06/04″). Thanks to Susan and Yoshie for the tip!
Magazine Covers
Posted by allo on 10/06/04
Check the Magazine Covers Gallery for several new covers featuring Dan from all over the world. Many thanks to Benoit, Aishah, Johan Irae, Chesca, Daredjan and Sabine for sending those in!
New Avatars
Posted by allo on 09/06/04
Many thanks to Kelsey for sending in an excellent new set of avatars. To see the rest of her designs, click on the Full Story link below.
::full story:: ::send to friend::
DR-TV: Australia/Singapore
Posted by allo on 09/06/04
New on the DR-TV page: On Friday June 11 at 8:30PM, Channel 10 in Australia will show "The Tailor Of Panama" and on Saturday June 12th at 6:30PM, Channel 5 in Singapore will show a program called "The Making of Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban". Thanks to Mina and Farouk for the tips!
New Yam! Scans
Posted by jenna on 09/06/04
Thanks very much to Amy and Angelika for sending in some great scans with a few new shots of Dan in the German Yam! magazine. Check em out here :
Yam! Page 2 (Another new small Dan pic)
New Bravo Scans
Posted by jenna on 08/06/04
Thanks very much to Angelika for sending over some great new scans from the latest issue of the German magazine Bravo. There is a new version from the photoshoot from Empire in this one.
NYC Dan/Emma Press Conference Transcript
Posted by allo on 07/06/04
We recently received our tape of the press conference with Dan and Emma in New York on May 24th and after much typing, can now bring you the complete transcript of the conference. You'll probably recognize some of the quotes from other interviews – this is where they all came from! DR.com was one of the sites in attendance and we also managed to pop a question to Dan. Read it all here:
Roundtable session with Daniel Radcliffe and Emma Watson
Screen captures of the official video recording of the press conference can be seen here:
New York Dan/Emma Press Conference Album
Many thanks to Bob for representing us and for sending the tape. Click here for a roundup of all our coverage of the premieres of Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban.
Posted by allo on 07/06/04
Thanks to Mim for a late tip that ITV in the UK will be re-airing "The Making of Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban" at 12:30 a.m. tonight (i.e. early on Tue 8th!). This program originally aired on Monday May 31st.
New Scan from Accion
Posted by jenna on 07/06/04
Thanks to Mugglenet for posting up a very nice scan of Dan from Accion Magazine. See larger version :
Mexican Premiere Report
Posted by jenna on 07/06/04
Kara was fortunate enough to be able to attend the Mexican premiere and wrote up a little premiere report for us to post for you. Her report is really fantastic so you must give it a read. Please click on the Full Story link to read the entire premiere report from Mexico.
"He left the stage to cheers and strode by our seats absolutely bouncy and animated, projecting the enthusiasm for which he has become famous. It was quite a night for him, and quite an experience for us to share it with him. If he is to be the new face of the Mexican cinema, there could not be a prouder choice. Alfonso Cuarón is the embodiment of the best of Mexico; intelligent, talented, resourceful, and irreverent. "
::full story:: ::send to friend::
More POA Premiere Pics
Posted by jenna on 07/06/04
We have a few more really cute shots from the UK Premiere from Faduma. Thanks very much to her for donating them over to us to share with all of you! She's the one getting the hug from Dan!
Dan at UK Premiere
Emma at UK Premiere
Rupert at UK Premiere
Matt Lewis at UK Premiere
Tom at UK Premiere
JK at UK Premiere
MTV Germany: Win a visit to the GOF Set!
Posted by allo on 06/06/04
Here's one for readers in Germany: today is the last day to enter a contest at MTV Germany to win a visit to the set of Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire. Click here for all the details (in German of course). You must be 18 or older to enter. Please make sure you read all the other rules of the contest. Thanks to Marry for the tip!
Fake Dan Article
Posted by jenna on 06/06/04
Unfortunately, there is a link to a fake news article about Dan that has been posted up on many HP sites. I see where some of them said it was fake and others didn't bother to do so. I am not going to post a link to that rubbish on this site, as that is all it is: complete and total rubbish.
Sadly, some people have nothing better to do with their lives other than make up silly stories that are fetched from the foulest part of their imagination. There is not one shred of truth to anything written in that article, in fact, "Daniel is currently at home studying hard for his exams which commence tomorrow morning and couldn't be happier or healthier."
DR-TV: Australia
Posted by allo on 06/06/04
A couple of TV tips for our Aussie readers: "The Making of Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban" will be shown on Sunday 6th at 12.30pm on Channel 9 and "Sunrise" on Channel 7 on Monday 7th will have a special on POA and interviews with Dan, Rupert and Emma. Thanks to Kathy and Melissa for the tips!
Dr.com UK Premiere Coverage Part I
Posted by jenna on 05/06/04
Yes, apologies, I am still sorting out all of the different things from the UK POA Premiere. I will be in London until next Saturday, so it is slow going. I have managed to hang out with the guys from Mugglenet : Emerson, Jamie, and Eric. I also got to meet up with Jeff from HPANA yesterday and visit a bit with the people from the HP Fan Trip as well.
Everyone I have met thus far has been really fantastic, a great group of guys! Things are a bit crazy right now, but while you await the report and video, I thought I would go ahead and post up our photo album. There are about 296 photos in all, so enjoy!
DanRadcliffe.com UK POA Premiere Coverage
Scans: EW, Rave, PopStar, Filles
Posted by allo on 05/06/04
Entertainment Weekly magazine in the US has Dan on the cover of its June 11th issue and an excellent feature on Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban inside, with a lot of new quotes and insights. Check it out here:
Entertainment Weekly: (Cover) (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6)
Dan and Rupert are also featured on the cover of LA entertainment review Rave:
Rave: (Cover)
Many thanks to Mary for this scan from the cover of PopStar magazine in the US (July 2004 issue). There is also an HP feature inside.
PopStar: (Cover)
And thanks to Molianne for this scan of an article about Dan from the July 2004 issue of Filles d'Aujourd'hui magazine:
Filles d'Aujourd'hui: (Article)
ANOTHER New AP Photo
Posted by allo on 05/06/04
Many thanks to Marianne, who found yet another new photo of Dan from the Associated Press somewhere on Yahoo! This was also taken in New York around the time of the press conference.
Dan and Emma on Cartoon Network?
Posted by allo on 04/06/04
OK, this is a bit late but I've had a number of tips suggesting that Dan and Emma might show up on Cartoon Network in the US sometime this evening during their "Cartoon Cartoon Fridays" lineup. So you might want to set the VCR one more time…
U Pick Live: Video/Caps/Transcript
Posted by allo on 04/06/04
Dan and Emma appeared on Nickelodeon's U Pick Live show yesterday and finally (FINALLY!) we can bring you some video from the program. This is only part of the whole appearance by Dan and Emma (I'll post more when I get a better PC) but for now, here is the best part: Dan and Emma doing the Nick Quick Pick Challenge – answering as many questions as they can in 45 seconds.
U Pick Live video (Windows Media, 2.8MB)
Now, this part of the program was done very fast and very loud, so if you have a hard time understanding it, there is a very rough partial transcript available under the Full Story link below. There's also a few screencaps here: U Pick Live 2004 Gallery
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New AP Photo
Posted by allo on 03/06/04
Here's another new photo of Dan for you from Associated Press. This one's doing the rounds with the interview about Dan "being a teen at heart" (see earlier post).
DR-TV Reminders
Posted by allo on 03/06/04
Just remember there's a lot of TV appearances by HP cast members happening this week and we're trying to keep up with as many of them as possible on the DR-TV page. If you're in the US, check the calendar for all today's listings, which include On Air with Ryan Seacrest and Nick's U-Pick Live.
CBBC Newsround Live Chat with HP Cast
Posted by allo on 03/06/04
CBBC Newsround in the UK will host a special interactive programme about Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban from 5.45-6.15pm on Friday June 11th on BBC1. They are inviting HP fans to send in questions and comments about POA to be put to "special guests" from the film's cast. If you are in the UK you also have the opportunity to ring in with your question or even visit the studio. Visit the CBBC Newsround website for more details.
…and while you're at Newsround, don't forget to vote for Dan in their Favorite Celebrity Poll. (Note: you can only vote ONCE per day – see the rules for details!)
Thanks again to TLC for the tip!
Cast interviews: BBC and Zap2It
Posted by allo on 03/06/04
BBC Films and Zap2It are both running special features on Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban at their websites, including interviews with Dan:
BBC Films: feature and interview
Zap2It: feature and interview
Thanks to The Leaky Cauldron for the tip!
More Videos at Hollywood.com
Posted by allo on 03/06/04
Hollywood.com has a special feature on Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban which includes a couple of video clips of interviews with the stars. You can also reach the clips here:
New York POA Premiere report videos
New Extra TV Interviews
Posted by jenna on 03/06/04
Thanks very much to Sue at TLC for dropping me a line and letting me know EXTRA! TV has posted a new Prisoner of Azkaban feature on their website with video interviews of Daniel, Emma, and Rupert. To see the additional video interviews with the trio, click on right side under "Daniel, Emma, and Rupert on growing up 'Harry'."
8 Days Magazine Scans
Posted by jenna on 03/06/04
Thanks very much to Lianwei for sending in these fantastic scans from the Singapore Magazine 8 Days.
Rock'n'Roll Part 2: Dan vs. the NME!
Posted by allo on 02/06/04
In a week of really good interviews, here's a real keeper: British music weekly NME (June 5th issue, on sale now) has an excellent interview with Dan about his tastes in music, and more guitar photos. Huge thanks to Lauren for the scans!
AP: Dan a "normal teen at heart"
Posted by allo on 02/06/04
Yahoo News is carrying a great new interview with Dan by the Associated Press, with a new candid photo of him at the hotel in New York where the press conferences took place last week.
"AP: Speaking of kids, has there been any pressure on you to be a role model?
Dan: Somebody said to me the other day that I was a role model for kids, and I thought, "Oh my God! These poor children!" I don't know if I'm a suitable role model. "
UPDATE: There's also a second interview from AP, much shorter, in which Dan discusses his desire to be in "a really good band"!
Early Show Transcript
Posted by allo on 02/06/04
Many thanks to Marigold again for the transcript of Dan's interview on The Early Show yesterday in the US. Don't forget, you can still find the video clip of the interview over at the CBS website and until we can get the video capture working here again, I'm sending you back to DanRadcliffe.co.uk for screencaps!
More UK Premiere Pics
Posted by allo on 02/06/04
The POA UK Premiere Gallery has had several new photos added to it since Sunday (I actually did these the other night but forgot to post about it – sorry!!). All the new photos are at the beginning of the gallery so you don't have to go wading through the old ones first. Many thanks to MuggleThai for the agency photo tips and to Stephanie for the BIG ONES!
G4TechTV Transcript
Posted by jenna on 02/06/04
TLC has the transcript from the G4TechTV show regarding the Prisoner of Azkaban video game. This show also had interviews with the cast as well as Alfonso. If you missed the show, "Players", it will air again on Saturday 5 June 2004 at 3 PM EST. (Please check your local listings for times in your area) To read the entire transcript click on the Full Story link below.
" It's very weird kinda, when I do something, and end up dying, cause kinda seeing myself die, its really very strange and slightly twisted and disturbing. But it's fun.
~ Dan Radcliffe
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Dan and Emma NY Press Conference
Posted by jenna on 02/06/04
Thanks to BlackFilm.com(who transcribed this bit), and the collaboration between other fan and movie sites, we're happy to give you the transcript from the May 24 New York press conference with Dan Radcliffe and Emma Watson.
This is a partial transcript, so once I get back to the states I will research that bit with the entire question/response, and then sort out some of the other questions and answers. I posted up the actual question we asked … different than what was posted on TLC, but I will have to go back through for the proper answer as soon as I can.. this is close but not quite right. Please click on the Full Story link to read the entire transcript. Thanks Melissa at TLC for that!
"DR.com Alfonso said that you really pushed yourself to the limit during some of the more intense scenes during production. How did you, as an actor, prepare yourself for those scenes, and was it difficult to shake it out of your system afterwards?
DR: Harry being a teenager has the same feelings as every other teenager basically, but because of his past I think he feels feelings of anger or loneliness stronger. I obviously am feeling the same things as him so I basically just exaggerated what I was feeling and listened to music to get me in the right state of mind for filming. One of the scenes was with the Dementors and me and Sirius (Gary Oldman) by the lake. I have my soul sucked out and I did this stupid thing where I forgot to breathe properly and I hyper-ventilated and almost fainted.
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DR-TV: POA UK Premiere Reports
Posted by allo on 01/06/04
Just a reminder that both Entertainment Tonight and E! News Live are supposed to carry reports on the UK premiere of POA on TV in the US tonight (Tuesday 1st) and Access Hollywood is supposed to carry a report on Wednesday 2nd.
BoxOfficeMojo reports that Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban had a huge opening day in the UK on Monday, becoming the first film to take over UKP5 million on a single day. Congrats to the cast, crew and to Warner Bros – the success is well deserved, as the rest of the world will find out very soon now!
Early Show: Harry Potter Returns
Posted by allo on 01/06/04
To go with Dan's appearance on "The Early Show" this morning, CBS has posted a report of Dan's interview on their website. There is also a video clip of the interview linked on the page (requires Windows Media Player or RealPlayer). Thanks to Bob for the tip!
Regis and Kelly Transcript
Posted by allo on 01/06/04
Many thanks to Marigold for typing up the transcript of Dan's interview on "LIVE! with Regis and Kelly" this morning.
"Kelly: But is there any on set romances going on? Anything going on between you and Emma? Because we want to know! (Laughter)
Dan: Not really. Emma is like a sister to me really more than anything else. I mean, we're just really really good friends.
Kelly: Oh come off it!
Dan: I know. That's really boring. But, I know, it's true."
(So please don't ask us any more! )
Unfortunately, the video capture is still on hold (see earlier post), but if you want to see some screen captures from the show, you will find an album over at DanRadcliffe.co.uk.
Scholastic Interview with Dan
Posted by allo on 01/06/04
US Harry Potter publisher Scholastic Inc. has posted a new interview with Dan on its website.
"Honestly, I have absolutely infinite respect for my mom and dad and my best friend, Will, whom I've known since I was 12. They're sort of my main influences in my life really."
There are also links to interviews with other members of the cast and crew. Thanks to The Leaky Cauldron for the tip.


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I had the opportunity to interview an expert: Dr. Catizone. Dr. Catizone is the Executive Director of the National Association of Boards of Pharmacy (NABP) and a licensed pharmacist. He currently serves as a Governor of the Pharmacy Technician Certification Board (PTCB) Board of Directors and Chair of the PTCB Certification Council. Dr. Catizone is regularly called to serve as an expert witness for the US Government in the areas of pharmacy practice and regulation on both the state and national level issues.
Check out my interview with him:
a) What are the dangers of taking drugs not prescribed to you?
Taking a medication not prescribed for you can lead to serious health consequences, permanent injuries, or death. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reports that in 2009, 1.2 million emergency department visits were related to the misuse or abuse of prescription drugs. Controlled substance medications have the potential for abuse, and taking these medications if they are not prescribed to you could lead to addiction. Every year, 15,000 people die from an overdose of prescription painkillers, according to the CDC.
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When picking up a new prescription ask to have the label and dosage explained to you. If there are any discrepancies between what the pharmacist tells you and what your doctor has told you, ask to have that discrepancy resolved immediately. Follow your doctor's instructions for taking the medication, and talk to your pharmacist about any questions you may have.
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The Wilmington College women's cross country team has again been named an All-Academic Team.
NEW ORLEANS — For the third consecutive year, the Wilmington College women's cross country team has earned All-Academic Team honors from the United States Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association.
"We sit down and the start of each year and talk about team goals, and one of the things we always put on there is that we want to receive this team academic award," Wilmington head coach Ron Combs said. "We have made it three straight years, and we are very proud of that accomplishment."
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This little program removes the Start button from Windows 8.1 so you have room for an additional icon on your taskbar.
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Haha, we don't want to remove start!
Why has someone developed this? Absolute madness!
I'll probably leave it alone myself as, much as I hate to admit it, I'm used to all my shortcuts being in the Start Screen now anyway...
Working with a HD resolution or more of 1366 x 768, I really can't imagine I'm going to lose sleep over an icon space!
I just find it ironic that Windows 8's biggest discussion is of the Start Menu, its icon, or something else related to it.
I dont need the icon tbh so its wasted space but luckily my primary display is 21:9 so space isnt such an issue. I would like the icons centered though.
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Its added to the time it takes to complete a job quite a bit.
Try working on 3 virtual 2012 servers, doing that stupid hover thing in the corner to get to the start screen, having it fail 2 out of 3 times because I go outside of the VM window in haste. Then you right click and left click to get the full list of installed apps, then you have to scroll through every tile.
Perhaps its personal preference but I feel more productive on my 2010 workstation, and my home PCs are all downgraded to 7.
Metro makes things easier to find apps. Just press start and start typing the app name.ts added to the time it takes to complete a job quite a bit.
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New Caparison Guitar Cases by Reunion Blues
|CAPARISON REUNION BLUES CONTINENTAL GUITAR CASE (pictured, left)
FINALLY, A SENSIBLE, STYLISH CASE THAT OUTPERFORMS WOOD AND PLASTIC …Caparison Guitars are happy to announce that from 2014 all regular models (excluding the Orbit) will be supplied with custom made Reunion Blues Continental Guitar Cases.
The RB Continental's water-resistant ballistic Quadraweave exterior surrounds a lightweight Flexoskeleton protection system of 1" thick high-density foam and EVA impact panels that offers enough protection to survive a 40-foot drop* without so much as a nick or scratch. Inside, a velvet tuck interior lining, solid-cell neck brace suspension system, and thick Softmesh-lined side panels cradle your instrument in a cocoon of scuff-proof luxury. And its Zero G palm-contoured handle with weight distributing foam core, knurled abrasion grid on top and bottom to resist scuffing, and hideaway backpack straps are designed for getting around in the real world – We are serious about supplying our players with the very best options available, and feel that with the Reunion Blues cases we are offering the best that you can get.
*We don't suggest that you try this drop test with your own guitar.
We are happy to announce that the new range of Japanese built Caparison C2 Series Guitars will be supplied with high quality custom Reunion Blues AERO Guitar Cases.
The Reunion Blues Aero electric guitar case utilizes the same shock-absorbing Flexoskeleton technology found in the RB Continental case, in a lightweight, slim, aerodynamic shape. The interior features Reunion Blues signature double-helix quilted velvet lining, with a padded neck brace and locking security strap that will keep your prized instrument snug. The case also sports a comfortable Zero-G handle and padded backpack that make transportation a breeze.