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I don't normally 'gush' about card tricks like this, but you've got to check this out. We all know that card tricks that have spectator involvment create some of the most memorable and magical moments for us as performers and for our audiences. I have witnessed a new card effect from Paul Vigil (co-creator of Ladybug with Paul Harris) that will blow your audiences away.
Here is a brief description of what I saw (I was the spectator): The spectator shuffles a full deck of playing cards. He/she thinks of any card in the deck (free choice).
The magician states he will share his magical powers with the spectator and give the spectator the ability to read minds. Juki pm 1 keygen torrent. The magician thinks of a card in the deck.
The spectator goes through the pack of cards and removes the card he feels is the one the magician is thinking of. The magician then goes through the shuffled deck and removes one card he feels the spectator is thinking of. The spectator names outloud the card he was thinking of and the magician turns over the card he removed from the deck and they match! The magician then states outloud the card he was thinking of. The spectator almost falls out of his/her chair (I did anyway).
The spectator turns over the card he/she removed from the pack and it matches the thought of card by the magician thus proving the spectator read the mind of the magician. The magician then politely takes his mind reading powers back from the spectator to conclude the trick. The effect is available in.pdf format for $15 via paypal to and there are also some hardcopies for $25. The hard copies are not done yet, but if someone orders the booklet they also get the pdf(instant gratification). This card effect is amazing.
There is no fishing for answers, no over handling of the deck, no marked cards, no stack, etc. The effect is clean, pure, and to the point. The magician and the spectator both read eachothers minds period.
I was stunned when I saw this effect and I know you will be to. This is a classy effect that your spectator(s) will remember long after your show. Check it out, you will not be sorry! Best Regards.
On 2007-07-21 12:01, entity wrote: To say that there are NO fishing for answers is a mistake. You have to ask one question that's essential to the working of the effect. It's a very good effect, worth much more than the price being asked.entity I'm not a mentalist so hopefully I'm not splitting hairs here. True, there is one question asked as part of the effect, however I would not consider it 'fishing' in the traditional sense i.e.
The magician is not trying to 'discern' the spectators thought of card through a series of questions. Rather one question is asked to give the spectator a chance to demonstrate their mind reading abilities and discern the magicians card. To me it has an entirely different look and feel to 'fishing'.IMHO. On 2007-07-22 04:59, TomasB wrote: Scott, what do you mean by 'but there is no force'?
You make it sound as if there is a force in Paul Cummins' TAPALACK, which there isn't. The description given here exactly matches TAPALACK. /Tomas bugjack already answered you, but I'll just say that he was right-that's what I meant. Harry, sorry. I have just about all of your books.
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The exception is Personal Collection. I didn't get that one because I already had the originals. So I can't answer your question based on the reference you gave.
Does the item you refer to appear in one of the original books that make up PC? On 2007-07-22 21:54, Harry Lorayne wrote: Scott, you're confusing me, which is hard to do because I START CONFUSED! What I think is that YOU'RE a bit confused here.
I think you mean LORAYNE: THE CLASSIC COLLECTION. PERSONAL COLLECTION contains ALL ORIGINAL STUFF. And one of those 'originals' is Epitome Location, Jr. So, until you check that out, you can't really discuss this properly. Best - HARRY L.
(Probably best if I repeat here - all over 600 pages of PERSONAL COLLECTION is all ORIGINAL STUFF. Please!) You're right, Harry, I was thinking of Classic Collection. My apologies, although maybe you'll forgive me since the titles are somewhat similar. Paul does mention your original Epitome Location in the endnotes. Although this is not the same routine, part of the routine does use the principle from the Epitome Location. I can't really say much more than that w/o revealing too much of the method.
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Yes, it is very similar of tap a lack. The differences lies on the following: The spectators is a little less 'guided' during his part of the work, and the presentation and patter is different. As a matter of personal judgment, I do Tap a lack all the time, and I still don't know if I will to switch to Diplopia. Tap a lack doesn't miss anything, IMHO. Both are great. The only thing is that, even if Tap a lack is mentionned as a source, I think it should be announced right away in the manuscript that this is a 'remake' of it and not talking about Tap a lack as one inspiration amongst many other ones.