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Some old stuff.
Nice moment with funny feeling. Like flying. Was it flying? Maybe. Then meadow. Candies. Market. A man. The one is was looking for. I don't remember what we have been talking about. Then broom. Huge, very huge. Fly to castle. (Here something like: OMG, it was so amazing! WOW!). Storm. Probably first time I wasn't afraid of it.
Later... plaza. Cobbled streets. Something in the air, perhaps magic. Colours.
Then murder on cemetery. Little mess with court. Funny feeling and memories. Then R. appeared.
Why him? Just because he is everywhere? Or maybe he could help?
Again the man from market. He was so smart...
He took us to restaurant. We ate shrimps - made from ice cream and chocolate. (Probably second time in my dreams when these shrimps appeared). Later conversation. And another one.
Hotel room. Vitamins. More shrimps. Few kisses. R. and me. Normal things... Then just brainwave. And run to the library. Quick and quiet studies.
And solution. So simple - The necromancer. Just like that.
The battle. Winner, police, return.
The end.
Actually, I don't remember why I called it "In luster of snow". Maybe just because of Catherine Webb. Or maybe just too much playing with dictionary.
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Ez egy sor. A w regiszter tartalma per pillanat. És most: 2500@w. OMG, működik. Elsőre.
I don't know how but I managed to get this egg to stand up without the use of any tricks or anything. Took a picture as proof. Was it the equinox or something?
Almost every product today has a Barcode and they all look the same and boring. Japan, known for its quirky, to the point of being weird, design sense has come up with beautiful variations of Barcodes. Not expensive, incredibly good to look at. Wonder when will we ever get hold of a product in Singapore with a Barcode designed to such lengths.
Courtesy @fastcompanyVery cool idea. Essence of it very simple.
Only have a 10 minute coffee break and want to see the best items first? All feeds now have a new sort option called "magic" that re-orders items in the feed based on your personal usage, and overall activity in Reader, instead of default chronological order. Click "Sort by magic" under the "Feed settings" menu of your feed (or folder) to switch to personalized ranking. Unlike the old "auto" ranking, this new ranking is personalized for you, and gets better with time as we learn what you like best — the more you "like" and "share" stuff, the better your magic sort will be.
The above excerpt is a taken from the Official Google Reader Blog about a relatively new feature in Google Reader called "Sort by magic."
Today I was talking to a few people about how I manage to stay up to date with everything that's happening on the interwebs. The answer to that question has changed over the years, but for the past few weeks I've been making extensive use of a new feature in Google Reader which lets you sort through RSS feeds by "magic."
I have about 100 different RSS and Atom feeds that are grouped into a few larger folders (blogs, desgin, comics, etc.), and I sort by magic for each of those folders. The really interesting thing about "Sort by magic" is that it's personalized. The algorithm bubbles things to the top based on what you've been reading, liking, and sharing. Even if two people have the exact same list of feeds, Google Reader will display a different list of articles for for each person.
Feeds are a tricky thing to manage, especially today when bloggers and publishers are racing to put out as much content as possible. This new magical feature is quite remarkable. It's a great filter for anyone who subscribes to more than a dozen feeds and doesn't have the entire day to read through them. If you aren't using it, you should be.
