“Disney on Ice – 100 years of magic”
Referring to 100 years of Disney movies. Describing the work of Disney as magic.

The following video shows me doing the turn over card trick:

At a local video game store, I found the Xbox 360 game “Lego Harry Potter: Years 1-4.”  Here, the displayed message connects the concept of the Harry Potter stories as a world of wizards and witches with the experience one attains by constructing a fantastical world with Legos.

Here is the “Magic” Mouse, which my company has given to me. Its appearance(smooth & seamless) makes me always wonder how it works…but it does a great job, indeed. In this context, the word of “magic” means that you can never figure out exactly how it happens, I assume.

I know I already posted but I got excited when I saw this. Axe find your magic advertisement during the Super Bowl! This add features quirks of different people to express individuality. The phrase “find your magic” uses the word magic to suggest something special that stands out against others.

This is me practicing my magic trick! I chose the traveling coin so I could trick my friends in public easily without having to find matches or cards. I’ll try to perfect it before class!

I wanted a mouse for my desk so my dad gave me this (bad?) apple trackpad. I actually never noticed it was called a Magic Trackpad until this assignment. But of course Apple needs to distinguish it’s trackpad from others. I think the name makes sense, this is a very simple device that appears as if it doesn’t do much of anything. However, although it seems mundane, it does posses hidden qualities unknown until you use it.