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Sex will not happen in this story! There will be a little romance but nothing serious. A sequel has been planned for this story whether it is successful or not. That sequel will include sex and romance on a much more powerful level.
Believe it or not this Severitus story is much more different than the other ones. For instance it will have a sequel that will continue off in Harry’s seventh year and deal with love. This story will not have Harry being raped or physically beaten. He will only be starved for love. Severus will not come to his rescue. In fact Severus won’t even know of Harry’s parentage until later! There is far more I could say but it would ruin the story for you all.
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Hewlett-Packard Co. wants to employ a new tactic to market "netbook" computers in the U.S., offering them at a steep discount to customers who sign-up for wireless service contracts.This bundling of cellular service with PCs isn't done in the U.S., but in Asia and Europe wireless carriers routinely knock hundreds of dollars off the price of a computer if a customer also buys a long-term service contract.
For example, Taiwanese carrier Far EasTone Communications Ltd. sells the EEE PC from Asustek Computer Inc. for $29 with a two-year contract, rather than the usual price of $429.Hewlett-Packard says the surging interest in netbooks, stripped-down computers that offer basic applications and Web browsing, is driving the move. With the economy fading and lots of high-speed cellphone networks available, the world's largest computer seller by revenue sees bundling as a way to move more of its computers into customers' homes.
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