text:
Written by Karl Fulves
Work of Various
396 pages (Hardcover),
published by L&L Publishing
Illustrated with drawings by Joseph K. Schmidt.
Language: English
(564 entries)
|Comments & References
|nor eyes to see with\n- performer finds red card in black packet behind back - circled number on paper is divined behind back - set time on watch revealed behind back fiber optic tube, see also p. 320 for idea by harold bester, p. 644 & p. 728 for comments by syd bergson & karl fulves\ndon nielsen\nkarl fulves\n"nor eyes to see with" revisited\njohn cornelius\nread out\njohn cornelius 1969 Don Nielsen, Karl Fulves
|Nor Eyes To See With
|babel\nmarcia seligson column on jean dixon in ny times, hofzinser folio, charlie miller on faro tricks\nkarl fulves 1969 Karl Fulves
|etcetera\n\ngeorge mclean\ngeorge blake\nmel stover 1969 George McLean, George Blake, Mel Stover
|beat the house\nhumorous dealing routine in which performer plays against two players and always gets one card less, three phases, in final phase performer gets non and players blank cards\nj. w. sarles\nkarl fulves 1969 J. W. Sarles, Karl Fulves
|Beat The House
|j. n. hofzinser\non hofzinser's life and the published sources, see also p. 411 for references\nkarl fulves 1969 Karl Fulves
|J. N. Hofzinser
|future card\n"domination of thought"\njohann nepomuk hofzinser 1969 Johann Nepomuk Hofzinser
|Future Card
|wild card turnover\nwith double facer\njohann nepomuk hofzinser 1969 Johann Nepomuk Hofzinser
|Wild Card Turnover
|a slate test\nfour numbers added, predicted\njohann nepomuk hofzinser 1969 Johann Nepomuk Hofzinser
|A Slate Test
|on the presentation of mathematical tricks\n\njohann nepomuk hofzinser\nkarl fulves 1969 Johann Nepomuk Hofzinser, Karl Fulves
|On the Presentation of Mathematical Tricks
|intuition\nspectator locates another spectator's card from 6-card packet on table, first wrong but then transforms\njohann nepomuk hofzinser 1969 Johann Nepomuk Hofzinser
|cups and balls\nusing servante, actually page 298a\njohann nepomuk hofzinser 1969 Johann Nepomuk Hofzinser
|Cups And Balls
|bounce steal\ncard thrown under cup stolen, actually page 298a\n unknown 1969 Unknown
|Bounce Steal
|reverse spin steal\nactually page 298a\n unknown 1969 Unknown
|Reverse Spin Steal
|two unsolved card problems\n1. card vanishes and reappears rolled inside finger ring by spectator held behind his back 2. hofzinser ace problem\njohann nepomuk hofzinser\njack-jack\nralph gironda\nhofzinser's 4-ace problem\nkarl fulves 1969 Johann Nepomuk Hofzinser
|Two Unsolved Card Problems
|coins in flight\n1. six coins travel from hand to tray 2. repeat with two 3. from hand to hand 4. two spectators have twelve coins, four travel across\njohann nepomuk hofzinser 1969 Johann Nepomuk Hofzinser
|Coins In Flight
|coin tray\nmade of glass\njohann nepomuk hofzinser 1969 Johann Nepomuk Hofzinser
|Coin Tray
|coin steal from bag\n\njohann nepomuk hofzinser 1969 Johann Nepomuk Hofzinser
|Coin Steal from Bag
|multiple false transfer\n\njohann nepomuk hofzinser 1969 Johann Nepomuk Hofzinser
|Multiple False Transfer
|vanishing deck\ndeck placed in metal box, silk vanished, deck vanished except selection and silk in box too\njohann nepomuk hofzinser 1969 Johann Nepomuk Hofzinser
|Vanishing Deck
|kings and queens\nkings and queens separated on table, then both piles consist of two kings-queen pairs\njohann nepomuk hofzinser 1969 Johann Nepomuk Hofzinser
|Kings And Queens
|book tests\nseveral strategies, including duplicate books, force books, book opening itself on chosen page, as memory feat\njohann nepomuk hofzinser 1969 Johann Nepomuk Hofzinser
|Book Tests
|change bag to force page number\n\njohann nepomuk hofzinser 1969 Johann Nepomuk Hofzinser
|Change Bag to force Page Number
|concluding notes\non this hofzinser folio\nkarl fulves 1969 Karl Fulves
|Concluding Notes
|three bottles\n- tobacco and paper dropped in bottle and shake, transforms into cigarette - cork pops off second bottle after moving up and down (a la zombie) - whistling in third bottle, bottle whistles by itself afterwards, see p. 308 for reference\nkarl fulves\naaron wainer\nthree bottles\nkarl fulves\nnorm cummins\nair force\nkarl fulves 1969 Karl Fulves, Aaron Wainer
|Three Bottles
|babel\nvelki magazine, mystic power mentations (vosburgh lyons), ed mishell's hold-out miracles, stewart smith, practical joke by robert murray (two right handed gloves) via martin gardner\nkarl fulves 1969 Karl Fulves
|roulette\nrussian roulette demonstration, "readers unfamiliar with firearms are urged not to try this trick.", see p. 308 for reference and p. 312 for comment\nrobert e. neale\nkarl fulves 1969 Robert E. Neale, Karl Fulves
|etcetera\n\nsydney bergson\nmurry graham 1969 Sydney Bergson, Murry Graham
|linked paper-clip idea\nrubber band is linked to safety pins when jumped off bill\n unknown\nclipped\nbill bowman 1969 Unknown
|Linked Paper-Clip Idea
|colorvision gag\npractical joke with colorvision\ngeorge mclean\nbabel\nkarl fulves 1969 George McLean
|Colorvision Gag
|case as jail cell\nwith slits cut out\nmurry graham\ngo directly to jail\nkarl fulves\ncase as jail cell\n unknown 1969 Murry Graham
|Case as Jail Cell
|framed\ncoin produced from purse frame, vanishes inside again, see also p. 320\nhorace e. bennett\n"theft proof purse" (horace bennett, gen, feb. 1963)\n"problem solver" (ernie nassimbene, genii, june 1969) 1969 Horace E. Bennett
|gag fusion\n"originated, i think, in england some time ago"\n unknown 1969 Unknown
|Gag Fusion
|music box prediction\ncards with songs, one chosen, music box produces this song and then turns out to be empty, "suggested in great britain a few years ago"\n unknown\nspiritune\nfrederica 1969 Unknown
|Music Box Prediction
|floating match in bottle\nlighted match floats in bottle\naaron wainer 1969 Aaron Wainer
|Floating Match in Bottle
|point of departure\nreprinted from reference, see also p. 320\nalex elmsley\npoint of departure\nalex elmsley\npod addition\npaul sweetman 1969 Alex Elmsley
|Point of Departure
|numbers\nusing number blocks and wooden stand, mathematical principle, see also p. 320\nl. vosburgh lyons 1969 L. Vosburgh Lyons
|logic\ntwo cards chosen, one found by performer and one by spectator, red-black alternating\nfrancis j. baker\nan alternate detection\ntheodore annemann\nlogical odd event\nmarvin johnson 1970 Francis J. Baker
|dates\nthree spectators with coins, a fourth coin is introduced and each spectator finally selects one, dates divined\npeter brooke\n"hofzinser variation" (karl fulves, abra #1205) 1970 Peter Brooke
|babel\njack gwynne died, richard himber newspaper clipping, tarbell #7 supposed to be written by oscar weigle, jack chanin anecdote\nkarl fulves 1970 Karl Fulves
|best magic tricks\n\nkarl fulves\nlu brent 1970 Karl Fulves (reviewer)
|Best Magic Tricks
|rigelian ring\nring penetrates cardboard, finger and handkerchief, three phases, see also p. 326 and p. 340\njohn taylor 1970 John Taylor
|Rigelian Ring
|solution to the odd game\nsmall board with hole, billiard ball dropped inside vanishes, repeat, posed as problem, zone zero\nray bedwell\nthe odd game\nkarl fulves 1970 Ray Bedwell
|Solution To The Odd Game
|etcetera\n\nfrank a. russell\ngreg moore\njohn hudak 1970 Frank A. Russell, Greg Moore, John Hudak
|8 - 25\npackets removed and counted down in some piles, two mates appear, see also p. 348\nbrian jordan\n"isochronism" (stewart james, linking ring, oct. 1952) 1970 Brian Jordan
|8 - 25
|coin flourish\none-handed, three coin stack, middle coin spun out and rotated, also popular with poker chips, see also p. 326 & p. 332\njoseph k. schmidt\na flourish and a trick\nkarl fulves 1970 Joseph K. Schmidt
|Coin Flourish
|dim the lights\nsmall hand taps out value of first selection, then finds second selection by dragging top half away, see also p. 340\ndr. stanley jaks\ndie mysteriöse geisterhand\n unknown\nthe haunted deck\nmichael close\nunexplained\nkarl fulves 1970 Dr. Stanley Jaks
|Dim The Lights
|high dice stack\nstack of dice three times hight of cup\nbob farrell 1970 Bob Farrell
|High Dice Stack
|babel\nfortune tellers, comedy funnel magic (maurice)\nkarl fulves 1970 Karl Fulves
|number equation puzzle\n\n unknown 1970 Unknown
|Number Equation Puzzle
|hook coin gag\nfor magicians\njay weiler 1970 Jay Weiler
|Hook Coin Gag
|on & off\n\nkirk stiles 1970 Kirk Stiles
|On & Off
|etcetera\n\nharold bester\nchris hussey\nl. vosburgh lyons\nmartin gardner\npaul sweetman\n(1) the pencil that remembers what it writes\nkarl fulves\npencil with memory\nkarl fulves 1970 Harold Bester, Chris Hussey, L. Vosburgh Lyons, Martin Gardner, Paul Sweetman
|pod addition\ntravelling stamp\npaul sweetman\n3c worth of magic\nbruce elliott\npoint of departure\nalex elmsley 1970 Paul Sweetman
|PoD Addition
|blue phantom ii\ntwo cards found, one of them has different colored back\nroy walton\nblue phantom\nben christopher\nthe blue phantom\nroy walton 1970 Roy Walton
|Blue Phantom II
|no chance\ncard selected behind back, card used to stab into deck reversed behind back, it changes into selection\nned powers 1970 Ned Powers
|No Chance
|riffle shuffle glimpse\nof reversed card during tabled shuffle\n unknown 1970 Unknown
|Riffle Shuffle Glimpse
|colorvision plus math\ncolor vision cube turned on table by spectator according to instructions, color divined, see also p. 340 & 373\nkarl fulves\n"moon die mystery" (bob hummer, three pets)\nfitch cheney in mum, dec. 1963\nthe moon die mystery\nbob hummer 1970 Karl Fulves
|Colorvision Plus Math
|blok-ring transpo\nblok on thread and small ring off thread transpose underneath silk, uses blok-kord apparatus\nkirk stiles 1970 Kirk Stiles
|Blok-Ring Transpo
|a phoenix more rapid\ninstant restoration of tissue, based on dealer's item\nbob logan 1970 Bob Logan
|A Phoenix More Rapid
|quantum jump\nmore jumping than rising\nbruce cervon 1970 Bruce Cervon
|Quantum Jump
|babel\njack boschan's "phosphorus" magazine, ganson's "unique rope routine" vs. george sands routine, john mulholland newspaper obituary\nkarl fulves 1970 Karl Fulves
|the compleat gamester addition\nred-black betting game with eight cards\nmartin gardner\nthe compleat gamester\nkarl fulves 1970 Martin Gardner
|The Compleat Gamester Addition
|build down\nprogressive poker deal with ten card poker deal finale, see also p. 340 & 342\nallan slaight\n"the psychological loser" (daniel dobson, tokyo trickery by takinshi nemoto, magic inc.)\nten card deal\ndai vernon\npaul curry\nmartin gardner\njohn scarne\naudley walsh\nsuicide build\ntom ransom\nbuild down\nallan slaight\nbuild down\nallan slaight 1970 Allan Slaight
|Build Down
|crushed\norange is supposed to travel into glas, only skin remains, orange juice in glass, simplified, see p. 337 for sid lorraine reference\nart spring\nwatch the lemon\nsid lorraine\nbert douglas 1970 Art Spring
|etcetera\non real-life mentalism and selling zodiac books, see also p. 410\npeter bailey\nnelson caroly\nrobert kraft 1970 Peter Bailey, Nelson Caroly, Robert Kraft
|invisible deck routine\nnamed spade card appears in hands\nnelson caroly 1970 Nelson Caroly
|Invisible Deck Routine
|outside case load\nas deck is inserted in case\nbruce cervon 1970 Bruce Cervon
|Outside Case Load
|devil's dial\nnumber dialled, person at other end divines a number, see also p. 342 & 348\nfrancis j. baker\nthe expunged numeral\n unknown\nnew math\ndr. ben b. braude\ncalculator spelling\n unknown\nspeak up\nkarl fulves\ndevil's dial\nkarl fulves 1970 Francis J. Baker
|Devil's Dial
|ultimate erdnase\nroyal flush face-up in deck, overhand stacked, with surprise, magician vs. gambler theme, see also p. 332 and p. 337\ndavid moore\nultimate\nnorman houghton 1970 David Moore
|Ultimate Erdnase
|law of gravity\nhydrostatic bottle with milk, milk vanishes visibly partially in bottle, see also p. 342 & 348\nneal thomas 1970 Neal Thomas
|Law of Gravity
|babel\nvernon's "revelations", kirk stiles' "deceivers quarterly", cartoon, edmund younger (li chung soo)\nkarl fulves 1970 Karl Fulves
|a match for gravity\nwatch and match tied to thread, over stick, see p. 337 for reference\nstewart james\ngene gray 1970 Stewart James, Gene Gray
|A Match for Gravity
|ultra reverse\ndeck pocketed, spectator removes card, when deck is spread, its mate is reversed\ngene lawton 1970 Gene Lawton
|Ultra Reverse
|etcetera\ncolorvision story in al flosso's shop\nmarvin johnson\nstanley cook\nclaude crowe\ned morrisey 1970 Marvin Johnson, Stanley Cook, Claude Crowe, Ed Morrisey
|coin transpo\nof a sandwiched coin, also with okito box\nmarvin johnson 1970 Marvin Johnson
|Coin Transpo
|word completion puzzle\nsee p. 348 for sid lorraine puzzles and p. 352\ned morrisey 1970 Ed Morrisey
|Word Completion Puzzle
|hidden symmetry\nproducing thirteen cards in order with down-under deal, shuffle sequence to get into the required order\njohn hamilton\n"try it yourself" (52 amazing card tricks, rufus steele) 1970 John Hamilton
|Hidden Symmetry
|ring box\nring dropped in box, want inserted, penetrates wand\nrobert (bob) hess 1970 Robert (Bob) Hess
|Ring Box
|tri-multaneous\n- part 1: mate & selection appear at same time after slip slop shuffled packed is gone through in pairs - part 2: sam-ultaneous - part 3: two chosen cards show up at same position in two packets, using two odd-numbered piles see also p. 348\nsam schwartz\n"break even" (howard lyons, ibidem #4)\n"mini-miracle" (john hamilton, linking ring, april 1967)\nsam-ultaneous\nsam schwartz\nspeaking of spells\ncushing strout 1970 Sam Schwartz
|color cut\nshuffled deck cut into five packets, spectator removes bottom card of any packet and places it on top of any packet behind performer's back, card found, repeat, then a spectator finds card, one color crimped\ndai vernon 1970 Dai Vernon
|Color Cut
|quicksilver\nmarked coin locked in silk with ring, repeat\nj. w. sarles\nreactor ring\nkarl fulves 1970 J. W. Sarles
|handkerchief fold\nthings dropped inside can be stolen out\nbrian maccarthy 1970 Brian MacCarthy
|Handkerchief Fold
|gremlin glass\ncoin in glass, ball on top, second glass moved in and out and ball jumps to other glass\njack posetary 1970 Jack Posetary
|Gremlin Glass
|mutus nomen\n\njohn hamilton\nthe divertisements of stewart judah\nstewart judah\nmax malini 1970 John Hamilton
|Mutus Nomen
|mutus nomen\nsimplified handling, see p. 527 for presentation by steve freeman and his addition on p. 565, see also p. 648\nmartin gardner 1970 Martin Gardner
|Mutus Nomen
|infernal machine\neight cards with different men and women, dating presentation, anti-faros to produce requested cards, binary, see bottom of p. 341 for credit information, p. 420 for envelope suggestion by cushing strout\nrobert e. neale\ninfernal machine\nrobert e. neale\ncomputer\nkarl fulves 1970 Robert E. Neale
|Infernal Machine
|the psychological loser\nspectator shuffles packet, is put on top of deck and dealt, originally from "tokyo trickery" by takinshi nemoto (1967, magic, inc.)\ndaniel dobson\nsure fire showdown\ndai vernon 1970 Daniel Dobson
|The Psychological Loser
|10-card deal variation\nonly better chances of winning by performer, not sure-fire\nkarl fulves 1970 Karl Fulves
|10-Card Deal Variation
|the arrow of time\nperformer slows down time in defined area, in there things falls slower, a pendulum swings slower, tuning fork changes pitch, pulse goes slower, then everything stops, then reverses, without methods posed as "exercise"\nwilbur t. kattner 1970 Wilbur T. Kattner
|The Arrow of Time
|lights out\nway to prove that performer is standing at the wall in dark room when he is actually free to move around\nrobert gysel 1970 Robert Gysel
|Lights Out
|to the point\ndeck on cork board, spectator throws dart, hit card matches prediction, for clarification see p. 372\nbill taylor\nmodern dart\nphilip t. goldstein 1970 Bill Taylor
|To the Point
|etcetera\n\ndonald seacome\ngray leese\njoseph k. schmidt 1970 Donald Seacome, Gray Leese, Joseph K. Schmidt
|anti-gravico\nhydrostatic bottle, match slides in from below, then slides back down\n unknown 1970 Unknown
|two coins\ntwo coins under two cards, one travels to the other, coins connected with thread, see also p. 348\nmorty rudnick\nadded bit for "two coins"\njohn bowery\nbanish\nharvey rosenthal\ntwo coins\nkarl fulves 1970 Morty Rudnick
|Two Coins
|babel\non larry jennings, ny mystery dinner, ben braude, aldini's "new concepts in magic"\nkarl fulves 1970 Karl Fulves
|centrifugal\nfour-coin sandwich, center two coins are stolen out, see also p. 348\njoel moskowitz\n"copper-silver sandwich" (jack dean, linking ring, june 1954) 1970 Joel Moskowitz
|displaced\ncard reversed in deck transposes with sandwiched card, see also p. 348\njerry k. hartman\n"repeat transposition", 4th method (ed marlo, ibidem #8) 1970 Jerry K. Hartman
|rope thru\nrope through performer's body\njoseph k. schmidt\nrope thru variation\njoseph k. schmidt\nrope thru impromptu!\nroy johnson 1970 Joseph K. Schmidt
|Rope Thru
|are you psychic?\nperformer and spectator each write down three words from a list of ten words, they match, see also p. 348 (originally from ireland yearbook 1943)\nmartin gardner\nare you psychic?\nmartin gardner 1970 Martin Gardner
|Are You Psychic?
|babel\nfred kaps, ed marlo (heart attack), hofzinser folio, magicians' real name quiz, vernon's revelations, milbourne christopher, sale of townsend collection\nkarl fulves 1970 Karl Fulves
|novel concepts with cards\n\nkarl fulves\n aldini 1970 Karl Fulves (reviewer)
|Novel Concepts With Cards
|the magic of allan lambie\n\nkarl fulves\nallan lambie 1970 Karl Fulves (reviewer)
|The Magic of Allan Lambie
|even money\npairs of cards given to spectator, he finds it impossible to guess color of any card, see also p. 420 for comment by trevor dawson\nlarry jennings\neven money proposition\nkarl fulves 1970 Larry Jennings
|Even Money
|bold slip cut\ntop and bottom cards slipped off, rest slapped on top\nlarry jennings 1970 Larry Jennings
|Bold Slip Cut
|effigy\nspectator writes down body part, performer divines it via figure on slate, voodoo presentation\npeter alexis 1970 Peter Alexis
|paraffin envelope\nfor impression\nanna eva fay\nthe excelsior mind reading act\nanna eva fay\nralph w. read 1970 Anna Eva Fay
|Paraffin Envelope
|etcetera\nword puzzles\nsid lorraine\njohn holt 1970 Sid Lorraine, John Holt
|colorvision revisited\ntwo color vision sets, three-phase matching routine\ndon nielsen\nkarl fulves 1970 Don Nielsen, Karl Fulves
|Colorvision Revisited
|duplicate thots\nwith repeat\nned powers 1970 Ned Powers
|Duplicate Thots
|in one second flat\ngag sequence in which spectator is apparently taught how to read marks and he thinks he follows that aces have been removed and put in case\nbrian jordan\none second flat\nkarl fulves 1970 Brian Jordan
|In One Second Flat
|thru a silk\nthimble penetrates silk, see also p. 348\nkirk stiles 1970 Kirk Stiles
|Thru A Silk
|eyes of the gods\ntwo spectators with half the deck each chose a card, spectators deal through deck and performer announces first card, second card spelled to\njohn hamilton\nadditional hamilton ideas\njohn hamilton\nayes of the gods\njon racherbaumer\nthe caviar location\nsteve beam\n13 o'clock\nkarl fulves\nnoah's ark (two by two)\nronald a. wohl (ravelli)\ncut and run\nmichael powers 1970 John Hamilton
|Eyes of the Gods
|3 by 3\nthree cards in packet divined, no-touch\njohn hamilton 1970 John Hamilton
|3 by 3
|babel\nchester morris died, rosemary brown, word puzzles, jack channin\nkarl fulves 1970 Karl Fulves
|scientific rope\nmagnetic ends, held together with thread - cut & restored - disappearing knot - penetration of a wand or pencil\njohn hamilton 1970 John Hamilton
|Scientific Rope
|additional hamilton ideas\nas telephone effect with possible lies\njohn hamilton\neyes of the gods\njohn hamilton 1970 John Hamilton
|Additional Hamilton Ideas
|down & out\ntantalizer type routine with cut-off packet, card predicted and one of same value is on top of discard pile, see also p. 373\njohn hamilton\nmartin gardner's "the unexpected hanging" (p. 155)\nthe spectator's choice\nstewart judah\nheaps again\njohn hamilton\nthe australian deal\njohn hamilton\noracle\nkarl fulves 1970 John Hamilton
|Down & Out
|silk flight\nsilk into paper cone, rope waved over cone and silk is shown to have disappeared, rope torn in two and between the ends appears the silk à la 20th century\njohn hamilton 1970 John Hamilton
|Silk Flight
|computer cards\ncard thought-of, counting procedure with deck by spectator, see also p. 402 for suggestion by leslie may\njohn hamilton\nmind reader's dream\nbob hummer 1970 John Hamilton
|Computer Cards
|false cut\nstraight cut, a bit unclear\njohn hamilton 1970 John Hamilton
|False Cut
|future ghost\ncards thought-of and not removed from deck, one-way faces or edge-marks or one-way crimp, see also p. 373 and p. 684\nalan brown\none way ghost\njerry k. hartman\ntalismanacle\nthomas alan waters\npointer cards & clocking ideas\nkarl fulves\nstar cross\nkarl fulves 1970 Alan Brown
|Future Ghost
|babel\ngetting hofzinser book through volker huber, harvey rosenthal\nkarl fulves 1970 Karl Fulves
|immovable object\ndeck in two packets, top cards shown and exchanged, on one packet it remains the same card, repeated several times\nrobert (bob) hess 1970 Robert (Bob) Hess
|Immovable Object
|irresistible fours\ntwo cards as predictions, two cards chosen, makes four fours\nrobert (bob) hess 1970 Robert (Bob) Hess
|Irresistible Fours
|sandwich exchange\ncounting procedure\ndai vernon\n"the eight in the side pocket" (dai vernon, genii, march 1941) 1970 Dai Vernon
|Sandwich Exchange
|canterbury cups\nwith various sleights and loads\npeter alexis\nthe cups and balls\ndai vernon\nback story\nkarl fulves 1970 Peter Alexis
|Canterbury Cups
|visible penetration\nball through cup\nkarl fulves 1970 Karl Fulves
|Visible Penetration
|etcetera\n\njoseph k. schmidt\njohn bowery 1970 Joseph K. Schmidt, John Bowery
|rope thru variation\n\njoseph k. schmidt\nrope thru\njoseph k. schmidt 1970 Joseph K. Schmidt
|Rope Thru Variation
|added bit for "two coins"\ncoin travels to under card to second coin, coins connected with thread\njohn bowery\ntwo coins\nmorty rudnick 1970 John Bowery
|Added Bit for "Two Coins"
|flying knot\nknot jumps off the rope into air\nhorace e. bennett\nthe amazing, jumping, flying, sliding knot\nhorace e. bennett 1970 Horace E. Bennett
|Flying Knot
|back into time\nsimilar to "time machine", see also p. 388\nroy walton\nthe time machine\nsteve freeman\nthe time lord\nmike pisciotta\nthe time lord\nmike pisciotta 1970 Roy Walton
|Back Into Time
|rope thru impromptu!\n\nroy johnson\nrope thru\njoseph k. schmidt 1970 Roy Johnson
|Rope Thru Impromptu!
|child's play\n\nkarl fulves\nspeaking of spells\ncushing strout 1970 Karl Fulves
|Child's Play
|joint signature\n"based on a card problem entitled two-card quadrille", card signed on back by spectator as prediction, turns out to be later selection which is signed on the face\njames g. thompson jr.\njointly does it\npeter duffie\nfusion\ndave campbell\nsignature peace\npeter duffie\nrobin robertson 1970 James G. Thompson Jr.
|Joint Signature
|butler fan force\ncard dragged to other side underneath thumb fan\nfrank butler\nbutler fan force\nfrank butler 1970 Frank Butler
|Butler Fan Force
|babel\nmagic christian, roger smith's necromancer, marc reymont\nkarl fulves 1970 Karl Fulves
|chandu's magical varieties\n\nkarl fulves\nharold chandler 1970 Karl Fulves (reviewer)
|Chandu's Magical Varieties
|exclusive magic\n\nkarl fulves\nharold rice 1970 Karl Fulves (reviewer)
|Exclusive Magic
|mind scan\n\nkarl fulves\ndan tong 1970 Karl Fulves (reviewer)
|Mind Scan
|divining cup\nnumbered slips with information written by spectators in cup, performer divines contents, slips secretly burned via flash paper\nart spring 1970 Art Spring
|Divining Cup
|cup & ball techniques\n\npeter alexis 1970 Peter Alexis
|Cup & Ball Techniques
|tipover move\nloading move\n unknown 1970 Unknown
|Tipover Move
|clip steal\nball stolen from top of cup as another cup is put onto it\npeter alexis 1970 Peter Alexis
|Clip Steal
|routine\nvery short two-cup routine with final load\npeter alexis 1970 Peter Alexis
|delayed lapping move\nball lapped from cup\npeter alexis 1970 Peter Alexis
|Delayed Lapping Move
|galloping post\nsequence with cups and ball\n unknown\nmodern magic manual (jean hugard) 1970 Unknown
|Galloping Post
|4th quarter\ncard torn in four pieces, one given to spectator, others put in deck but one remains visible, it is pulled out and card is restored attached to it\njack hara\nstaple condition\nkarl fulves\nthe three-corner card\nkarl fulves 1970 Jack Hara
|4th Quarter
|3-way split\ntransposition of two card with a third card (joker) on the table\njack avis 1970 Jack Avis
|3-Way Split
|3-way split\ntransposition of two card with a third card (joker) on the table, duplicate\nfrancis haxton 1970 Francis Haxton
|3-Way Split
|3-way split\ntransposition of two card with a third card (joker) on the table, fake index court card\npeter warlock 1970 Peter Warlock
|3-Way Split
|location plus\ncoin appears next to selection in deck, comedy presentation ("your card is x cards and a quarter down in the deck")\ndon nielsen\n"try this for size" (richard himber, mum, sep. 1969)\ntry this for size\nrichard himber 1970 Don Nielsen
|Location Plus
|not a knot\nlong and short rope tied together, then knot slid in center and ropes untied, sliding knot\nj. w. sarles\nlittle one\nkarl fulves\nends meet\nkarl fulves 1970 J. W. Sarles
|Not a Knot
|babel\nescape artist mario manzini, john scarne, ibidem, roy walton, ricky jay ("self-styled hippie magician")\nkarl fulves 1970 Karl Fulves
|geometric puzzle\ndie and card in corner, wanted is the height of a triangle, see p. 424 for clue to solution\n unknown 1970 Unknown
|Geometric Puzzle
|etcetera\n\npeter isaacs\narnold benson 1970 Peter Isaacs, Arnold Benson
|dice stacking ending\n\nwalter rollins 1970 Walter Rollins
|Dice Stacking Ending
|comedy spirit telephone\n\narnold benson 1970 Arnold Benson
|Comedy Spirit Telephone
|two-pile reversal\ntwo packets, then shuffled together\ntheodore annemann 1970 Theodore Annemann
|Two-Pile Reversal
|oracle\npacket cut off and reduced to one card via reverse faros, this card predicted\nkarl fulves\ndown & out\njohn hamilton\noracle jr.\ngeorge blake\noracull\nroy walton\nbob veeser\nmoracle\nlin searles\nanother oracle\nkarl fulves\noracle\nkarl fulves\nriffle shuffle control\nkarl fulves\nimmoracle\nphilip t. goldstein\nfound by coincidence\npeter duffie\neuph-oracle (an alternate take)\nsimon aronson\nfate, chance and science\npeter duffie\nrobin robertson\nencore\ndoug canning\nthe scanning\nlennart green\nroyacle\nmel bennett 1970 Karl Fulves
|parablox\npaper box used to take props from it, at the end it changes to solid block of wood, posed as problem, see also p. 402 for solution by bill taylor\nkarl fulves\n"boxes or blocks" (the magic wand, june-sep 1933)\nsolution to parablox\nsid lorraine\nparablox\nalexander de cova 1970 Karl Fulves
|ball from silk\nball appears from silk, repeated for second ball, see also p. 410 for coin version by harold bester\njack miller 1970 Jack Miller
|Ball from Silk
|duplex slates\ncolor, food and city written on slate by different spectators, then put in envelope, another slate (signed by spectators) is used by performer to divine choices\nrobert parrish 1970 Robert Parrish
|Duplex Slates
|sight unseen\neight or nine cards placed under head, spectator reaches underneath and turns some cards over, then performer, then spectator again, when hat is lifted only selection is face-down\nbob still 1970 Bob Still
|Sight Unseen
|twin echo\ngeometric shape written on pad by first spectator, then a word by another, performer tears and burns both pieces, impression via sharp pencil, perhaps "d. milton" (fulves pseudonym)?\n milton 1970 Milton
|Twin Echo
|hexed\nlayout puzzle with seven paper hexagons, see also p. 602\nl. vosburgh lyons 1970 L. Vosburgh Lyons
|stop trick\nblank card with "stop!" appears at same number in one heap as selection in other heap\nfrancis j. baker 1970 Francis J. Baker
|Stop Trick
|spirit aces\nblack aces rise to top of four-ace-packet repeatedly, a black ace travels from pocket back to aces, then red aces to pocket\nrobert (bob) hess 1970 Robert (Bob) Hess
|Spirit Aces
|second law\nsome value coincidences happen when dealing through piles, application of milk build shuffle to si stebbins\nkarl fulves\n"isaac's law" (karl fulves, magic and spells quarterly)\nmathematical twins\ngene finnell\nmathematical twins variation\nkarl fulves\nno commercial potential\njeff busby\npenny plain\nalex elmsley\npact man\nkarl fulves 1970 Karl Fulves
|Second Law
|match go\nmatches travel from one matchbook to another, see p. 415 for credit information\nharvey rosenthal\nthe gen (june 1961) 1970 Harvey Rosenthal
|Match Go
|mini-mental\ntwo cards thought of from eight card-packet\npeter alexis 1970 Peter Alexis
|cups & balls\nroutine via john braun, h. adrian smith, lou tannen eight phases\nal baker 1970 Al Baker
|Cups & Balls
|devilish die\ndie wrapped in flash paper is rolled, paper burned, rolled number counted down to, card predicted on paper piece underneath die\nroy walton\ni.o.u\npaul curry 1970 Roy Walton
|Devilish Die
|more lies\nthought card revealed with eight-card-packet as computer\nrobert e. neale\nvoice print\nharry lorayne\nrobert e. neale\neight bytes is enough\njack avis\neight bites is enough\njack avis\ncal-q-lator\npeter duffie\nrobert e. neale 1970 Robert E. Neale
|More Lies
|the ibm card\n"deck as computer", ten-card packet\ndai vernon\ngraphite match box daub\n unknown 1970 Dai Vernon
|The IBM Card
|all in a row\ncoin layout puzzle\nemil jarrow\ntheodore annemann\ndimes and pennies of confucius\nemil jarrow\nturnabout coins\nmartin gardner 1970 Emil Jarrow, Theodore Annemann
|All In A Row
|blue dice\ntwo numbers generated with dice, two spectators select cards and remove cards according to their numbers, both spectators selected the same card and it has different colored back\nmarvin johnson\nthe trio\nsidney lawrence\nblue phantom\nben christopher\nriffle shuffle control\nkarl fulves 1970 Marvin Johnson
|Blue Dice
|bet-a-bill\nbetting game, the last digit of which bill is highest\nw. mason 1970 W. Mason
|number-card\nspectator notes numbers on four slips, those used for backwards count\ndr. ben b. braude 1970 Dr. Ben B. Braude
|postscript\n\nrobert eagle\njohn hudak\nharold bester\nnoel coughlin 1970 Robert Eagle, John Hudak, Harold Bester, Noel Coughlin
|penny gag\nusing special advertisement penny\nrobert eagle 1970 Robert Eagle
|Penny Gag
|your thot\nwithout exchanging decks\nbrian jordan 1970 Brian Jordan
|Your Thot
|duo flight\nthree blank cards, geometric shape drawn on center one and those placed in envelope, same procedure with written name and second envelope, transposition, gaffed envelopes, see also p. 402 for suggestion by robert byrne\ntony cole 1970 Tony Cole
|Duo Flight
|no mirror\nreading colors of cards, whet thumbnail as shiner, see also p. 411\njack posetary\nan invisible card shiner\ndr. edward g. ervin\ntechnicolor thought\nkarl fulves 1970 Jack Posetary
|No Mirror
|controlled fate\nnumber, day of the week and color chosen and predicted, see also p. 402 for ideas by kenn eastin and greg moore\nroy walton\nauto-prediction\nalex elmsley 1970 Roy Walton
|Controlled Fate
|miracle coin fold\nsee also p. 415, p. 420 for comment by bob still\ndave ossip 1971 Dave Ossip
|Miracle Coin Fold
|babel\np.c. sorcar died, al flosso, jack ferero, hofzinser translations\nkarl fulves 1971 Karl Fulves
|an approach to genuine magic - part two\n\nkarl fulves\nj. stewart smith 1971 Karl Fulves (reviewer)
|An Approach to Genuine Magic - Part Two
|las vegas dice\nnon-transitive dice, also as packets of cards, see also p. 410 for idea by stewart olney\nbradley efron 1971 Bradley Efron
|Las Vegas Dice
|shirley quimby's method\nfor non-transitive dice set\nshirley quimby 1971 Shirley Quimby
|Shirley Quimby's Method
|more than coincidence\nspectator deals through si stebbins, counting, if count matches value, he stops, this card named by performer\ngene nielsen 1971 Gene Nielsen
|More Than Coincidence
|link illusion\n- the heel grip - the shrinking ring - the first link - the expanding link - drop link - the missing link\nben christopher 1971 Ben Christopher
|Link Illusion
|he has it!\nhandkerchief nods on the selection in tabled row, but it's not it, it's in the handkerchief instead, see also p. 410 for comment by steve holland, p. 420 for comment by leslie may\ned thiele 1971 Ed Thiele
|He Has It!
|the king's english\nspectator writes letter on slate, next spectator adds later and so on until word is formed, this is predicted in typed form, see p. 426 for comment by william taylor (spelled "charles osten", see p. 637 for correction)\ncharles ostin\nthe king's english\nkarl fulves 1971 Charles Ostin
|The King's English
|babel\nclayton rawson passed away with 64, john scarne newspaper clipping\nkarl fulves 1971 Karl Fulves
|center tear\nspectator writes card in center of square paper, cut into four pieces and puzzled together so a center section is missing, can be presented as pseudo center tear, see p. 527 for comment by l. vosburgh lyons\njoseph k. schmidt\nfive into four\nkarl fulves 1971 Joseph K. Schmidt
|Center Tear
|initial encounter\nsigned card is really burned in window envelope, reproduced from back of hall, signatures of people are saved\nkarl fulves\nworkshop (1)\nkarl fulves\nwestern union trick\njohn scarne\nwe're being followed\nvanni bossi 1971 Karl Fulves
|Initial Encounter
|jack-jack\njacks covered with card case, card chosen, jack of same suit vanishes and is found in card case\nralph gironda\ntwo unsolved card problems\njohann nepomuk hofzinser\nfour jacks\nmike rogers 1971 Ralph Gironda
|the lost trick of r.w. hull\n"an article on the hypnotic joker" two spectators select face-down cards at table them, then name any cards, they match\ndr. raymond l. beebe\n"hypnotic joker" (hugard's magic monthly, may 1962) 1971 Dr. Raymond L. Beebe
|The Lost Trick of R.W. Hull
|etcetera\n\ne. leslie may\nkenn eastin\ngreg moore\nrobert byrne\nbill taylor 1971 E. Leslie May, Kenn Eastin, Greg Moore, Robert Byrne, Bill Taylor
|perfected prophecy\nsix cards in row, backs numbered, spectator rolls die, this card predicted, step-gaff and die with missing number, see also p. 415\nedward victor\nfrank butler\nedward victor (magic of 1936)\nfrank butler ("mental magic compendium", magic wand, march 1947) 1971 Edward Victor, Frank Butler
|Perfected Prophecy
|solution to parablox\npaper box used to take fruit and food from it, at the end it contains a solid die that fills up the entire box\nsid lorraine\nparablox\nkarl fulves 1971 Sid Lorraine
|Solution to Parablox
|babel\n\nkarl fulves 1971 Karl Fulves
|someone like you\neight-card packet, spectator tries red-black separation, the score of hits and misses is looked up in an index of possible scores, on the correct score the spectator is described in detail\nkarl fulves\nfrom tom hubbard\ntom hubbard\nsomeone like you\nkarl fulves 1971 Karl Fulves
|Someone Like You
|collector\ntwo double facers\ned ryan 1971 Ed Ryan
|stewart judah's cups & balls\n"an article by john braun"\nstewart judah\njohn braun 1971 Stewart Judah, John Braun
|Stewart Judah's Cups & Balls
|etcetera\non criticism, see also p. 426, see p. 1036 for real author\nharold bester\njack epley\nsteve holland\nstewart olney\nharrison beale 1971 Harold Bester, Jack Epley, Steve Holland, Stewart Olney, Harrison Beale
|turnabout coins\ncoin layout puzzle\nmartin gardner\nall in a row\nemil jarrow\ntheodore annemann\nturnabout\nmartin gardner\npower of one\nkarl fulves 1971 Martin Gardner
|Turnabout Coins
|oracle jr.\n"oracle" as location instead of prediction, packet cut off and reduced to one card via reverse faros\ngeorge blake\noracle\nkarl fulves 1971 George Blake
|Oracle Jr.
|to the top\n"coming up in the world" precursor, shown by a soldier in 1942, see also p. 415, p. 426 for comment by charles hudson\nj. stewart smith\nbikes peek\nsteven youell 1971 J. Stewart Smith
|To The Top
|one way ghost\n"two tricks" no. 1, for credit information see also p. 684\njerry k. hartman\nfuture ghost\nalan brown\nmore than one way\njerry k. hartman 1971 Jerry K. Hartman
|One Way Ghost
|down & deal\n"two tricks" no. 2 three or more spectators select cards and receive packets, they all do down-under-deals simultaneously and end up with selections\njerry k. hartman 1971 Jerry K. Hartman
|Down & Deal
|babel\non lu brent, al flosso, joseph schmidt's artwork, lionel king anecdote doing magic for drunks\nkarl fulves 1971 Karl Fulves
|unclipped\nlinked paper clipped variation in which linked clips unlink, see bottom for credit information\nrichard muller 1971 Richard Muller
|oracull\nsixteen-card packet, mate found, see p. 424 for correction\nroy walton\nbob veeser\noracle\nkarl fulves 1971 Roy Walton, Bob Veeser
|bill fold\n\nmel stover 1971 Mel Stover
|Bill Fold
|joker mental\nodd-backed joker placed next to mate of named card, joker transforms into named card\nrobert (bob) hess\njoker, jr.\nfrancis haxton 1971 Robert (Bob) Hess
|Joker Mental
|spirit aces\nfour nines and four aces in piles on table, two nines put on top of deck followed by two aces, yet aces are on table and all four nines on top of deck, two extra aces and step gaff, see p. 424 for correction\ncharles t. jordan\nthe spirit aces\ncharles t. jordan 1971 Charles T. Jordan
|Spirit Aces
|babel\nmicky hades, the luscher color test\nkarl fulves 1971 Karl Fulves
|card layout puzzle\nfor solution see p. 427\nnorman osborn 1971 Norman Osborn
|Card Layout Puzzle
|in the sands\ncardboard box with sand, spectator writes esp symbol in sand and shakes sand, assistant recreates sand drawing\nfrancis j. baker\nron baille\nidea in pentagram from ron baille, ca. 20 years ago 1971 Francis J. Baker, Ron Baille
|In the Sands
|sleeper\nspectator notes bottom card and pockets it along with next nine cards of same color, then performer finds cards of opposite color\nfred g. taylor 1971 Fred G. Taylor
|etcetera\n\ne. leslie may\nbob still\ncushing strout\ntrevor dawson 1971 E. Leslie May, Bob Still, Cushing Strout, Trevor Dawson
|the left-handed knot\ncomedy rope routine with two spectators and ring, woman can free rope from ring and man cannot - handling of the knot - outline of the routine - the psychic release see also p. 676 for anecdote\nkarl fulves\nrobot ring\nkarl fulves\nharness hitch bet\nkarl fulves 1971 Karl Fulves
|The Left-Handed Knot
|she jumped\ntranspo in sandwiches, see p. 424 for correction\njerry k. hartman\nblack widow notes\nroy walton 1971 Jerry K. Hartman
|She Jumped
|checkerboard game\nbetting game with 4x4 checkerboard and cover cards that cover all except one square, performer always wins, see also p. 486 for comment by bill taylor\ngene finnell\nthe n.c. game\nroy walton 1971 Gene Finnell
|Checkerboard Game
|babel\ns. leo horowitz died age 77, john scarne on david frost show, don alan on gary moore show\nkarl fulves 1971 Karl Fulves
|the coins of ishtar\nbrief\nkarl fulves\njules debarros 1971 Karl Fulves (reviewer)
|The Coins of Ishtar
|the odd color\nnumber of red cards in one half counted, that number of black cards counted down, this card predicted, see also p. 439 - the follow up (location effect)\narthur hill\nduo colors\nroy walton 1971 Arthur Hill
|The Odd Color
|paper tear\ntwo pieces of paper torn and restored, see page 438\ng. w. hunter\nresusciated tissue paper\ng. w. hunter 1971 G. W. Hunter
|Paper Tear
|etcetera\non criticism\nwilliam taylor\ncharles hudson 1971 William Taylor, Charles Hudson
|contrary cards\ncard turns over with strange procedure\ned thiele\nstrange\npeter alexis 1971 Ed Thiele
|Contrary Cards
|double discovery\nmates to two selections found in twenty-card packet\nroy walton 1971 Roy Walton
|Double Discovery
|paradox papers\npaper with numbers in a 4x4 grid is folded into small square, edges cut off, then all even numbers are one way and the odds another, application with cards, steve shimm suggestion, tapestry handling, see also p. 521 for gene nielson handling, h. e. dudeney\nmartin gardner\nhenry dudeny puzzle from "modern puzzles" (1926)\nnews test\nedmund rowland\nparadox papers\nmartin gardner\nwraparound\nkarl fulves\nfoldover notes\nkarl fulves\npaper folding note\nkarl fulves\nparadox redux\nphilip t. goldstein\nfolding numbers\njack avis\nthe core\npit hartling\ndisparity\nramón riobóo 1971 Martin Gardner
|Paradox Papers
|moracle\npacket cut off and reduced to one card via reverse faros, this card predicted and four aces on top of discard piles, see also p. 486 for comment by charles hudson\nlin searles\noracle\nkarl fulves\nimmoracle\nphilip t. goldstein\nearthly powers\nrichard vollmer\nmodern day moracle\nmarty kane\nmoracle\nroberto giobbi\nstarburst\njack avis\nlewis jones\nroyacle\nmel bennett\nbottom feeder\nsteve beam\nsi-decker\nsteve beam\nmoracool\nsteve beam\nroyal roundup\nsteve beam\nthe neutralizer\nsteve beam\nbinary bypass\nsteve beam\nrock bottom\nsteve beam\nbluff oracle aces ii\njohn bannon\nbluff oracle aces i\njohn bannon\nlie-decker\nmax maven 1971 Lin Searles
|babel\nsam schwartz providing s. leo horowitz notebooks\nkarl fulves 1971 Karl Fulves
|spirit sum\nflap slate\nal baker 1971 Al Baker
|Spirit Sum
|3-card catch\none-handed sandwich throw\nreinhard müller\nnotes on 3 card catch\njerry k. hartman\nnotes on 3 card catch\nharvey rosenthal\nsimplex method\n unknown\nquick as a wink\nharvey rosenthal\nkarl fulves\njumping jacks\nedward marlo\ncatchers\ndavid britland\ncatch the sandwich\nfrank simon\nsandwich catch\nedward marlo\nsandswitch\ndavid britland\nprelude\ndavid britland\nsudden sandwich aka jumping jacks\nedward marlo\ninformant\nkarl fulves\nsupplementary note\nkarl fulves\ncatch card catch\nkarl fulves\nfour-card catch\nharvey rosenthal\nthrowing a slider\ntom gagnon\ntrap shoot\nkarl fulves 1971 Reinhard Müller
|3-Card Catch
|gaffed coins\ncoin through plastic case into glass from okito box, magnetic\ncushing strout 1971 Cushing Strout
|Gaffed Coins
|gaffed coins - 3/4 silver fake\ndouble facer with silver on one side and a bit of silver and mostly copper on other side, used in transposition with okito box, see also p. 513\nkarl fulves\nhalf-head/half-tail coin\n shaman 1971 Karl Fulves
|Gaffed Coins - 3/4 Silver Fake
|new reverse\nfirst wrong card turns over, then right card\njean hugard 1971 Jean Hugard
|New Reverse
|cover-up card precursor\naccording to fulves\njean hugard 1971 Jean Hugard
|Cover-Up Card Precursor
|just chance\nwith three envelopes, historical comments\ntom harris\njust chance - credit information\nsid lorraine\npay day\nkarl fulves\ntom harris\ngeorge blake 1971 Tom Harris
|Just Chance
|thru & thru\nwhite pop-up cardboard die slides through black die and vice versa, see also p. 439 & p. 486 for suggestion by al weyfield\nrobert e. neale 1971 Robert E. Neale
|Thru & Thru
|babel\ndeath of george mcathy, credit statement on linking rubber bands, john scarne, geometric puzzle (for solution, see p. 470), paul cinquevalli's juggling closer\nkarl fulves\nsnap!\nharry lorayne 1971 Karl Fulves
|four jacks\njacks covered with card case, card chosen, jack of same suit vanishes and is found in card case\nmike rogers\njack-jack\nralph gironda 1971 Mike Rogers
|Four Jacks
|gambler's cop\nbrief\n unknown 1971 Unknown
|Gambler's Cop
|card from case\nfrom underneath flap\n unknown 1971 Unknown
|Card from Case
|tan's trick\npattern folded into paper behind back on signed paper that should not be possible so quickly, see also p. 476 for comment by gershon legman and p. 521 for bruce arnold comment\ntan hock chuan 1971 Tan Hock Chuan
|Tan's Trick
|resusciated tissue paper\n\ng. w. hunter\neffective modern tricks (will goldston, 1914/1915)\npaper tear\ng. w. hunter 1971 G. W. Hunter
|Resusciated Tissue Paper
|strange\nreversed ace of spades ends up next to selection, then changes back color\npeter alexis\ncontrary cards\ned thiele 1971 Peter Alexis
|news test\nnewspaper folded and edges cut off, number counted to, koran's binary newspaper\nedmund rowland\nparadox papers\nmartin gardner\nmore news\nbill logan\ncentury 21 prediction\ndanton \ncrazy quilt\nkarl fulves 1971 Edmund Rowland
|News Test
|slate trick\nmaster slate writing, writing appears on slates, described thanks to mickey hades (see p. 460)\nburling hull\nannemann's psychic writing\ntheodore annemann 1971 Burling Hull
|Slate Trick
|l'express\ntop and bottom card of deck transpose, see correction on p. 460\nrobert (bob) hess\ndouble express\nkarl fulves 1971 Robert (Bob) Hess
|unmatch\nfive reds and five blacks mixed, spectator points to any five, removed as block, cards from both piles simultaneously turned over, always one red and one black, see also p. 460\nkarl fulves\ncolor thot\nmartin gardner\nunmatch\nkarl fulves\nmatch up\ncharles hudson\nyada\nphilip t. goldstein\nkarl fulves 1971 Karl Fulves
|pirouette\nflourish for ring and rope routine, see also p. 521 for j. g. thompson jr. comment\npaul swinford 1971 Paul Swinford
|s. leo horowitz\n\nkarl fulves\nsam leo horowitz 1971 Karl Fulves, Sam Leo Horowitz
|S. Leo Horowitz
|3-card princess\nas finale in last phase the other two vanish, see also p. 476\nsam leo horowitz\nthe princess trick\nsam leo horowitz 1971 Sam Leo Horowitz
|3-Card Princess
|the okito box routine\ncopper-silver transposition, also using deck of cards, six phases\nsam leo horowitz 1971 Sam Leo Horowitz
|The Okito Box Routine
|assembly turnover move\nlid replaced, box turned over in process\nsam leo horowitz 1971 Sam Leo Horowitz
|Assembly Turnover Move
|mental control\nred-backed card cut into blue deck, spectator names correct one, originally marketed in the 1930s, see also p. 504 for further information (ed marlo's phantom deck)\ndai vernon\nsam leo horowitz\nmental control\ndai vernon\nsam leo horowitz 1971 Dai Vernon, Sam Leo Horowitz
|Mental Control
|master card routine\nroutine of packet tricks, see following items\nsam leo horowitz 1971 Sam Leo Horowitz
|Master Card Routine
|oil & water\naces and queens\nsam leo horowitz 1971 Sam Leo Horowitz
|Oil & Water
|end grip buckle\nbottom card of packet held in right hand, buckled and transferred to bottom when placed on left-hand packet\nsam leo horowitz 1971 Sam Leo Horowitz
|End Grip Buckle
|follow the leader\ntwo four-of-a-kinds\nsam leo horowitz 1971 Sam Leo Horowitz
|Follow The Leader
|daley's delight switch\n\nsam leo horowitz\ndr. jacob daley 1971 Sam Leo Horowitz, Dr. Jacob Daley
|Daley's Delight Switch
|honeycutt plus\nqueens and kings are paired, yet separate again\nsam leo horowitz 1971 Sam Leo Horowitz
|Honeycutt Plus
|displacement move & display\ntwo packets are apparently put on top of each other, but some cards are displaced\nsam leo horowitz 1971 Sam Leo Horowitz
|Displacement Move & Display
|royal marriage\nsix phases, miniature card finale, see also p. 476\nsam leo horowitz\naces of eight!!\notis manning 1971 Sam Leo Horowitz
|Royal Marriage
|cups and balls\nsix phases, see also p. 476\nsam leo horowitz\nthe sphinx, september 1938 1971 Sam Leo Horowitz
|Cups and Balls
|put-back move\none card exchanged while two four-of-a-kinds are displayed and separated\nsam leo horowitz 1971 Sam Leo Horowitz
|Put-Back Move
|master copper & silver\ncopper/silver routine with two cards and newspaper sheet, eight phases\nsam leo horowitz\nradical rebound\ntom gagnon 1971 Sam Leo Horowitz
|Master Copper & Silver
|protean pelf\nsee also p. 521 for bill everett comment\nken krenzel\ntwisting with victor\nwesley james 1971 Ken Krenzel
|Protean Pelf
|babel\nprice increase\nkarl fulves 1971 Karl Fulves
|notes on 3 card catch\nthree selection, found with four aces\njerry k. hartman\n3-card catch\nreinhard müller\nthree-card catch handling\nreinhard müller\njerry k. hartman 1971 Jerry K. Hartman
|Notes on 3 Card Catch
|notes on 3 card catch\ndifferent grip\nharvey rosenthal\n3-card catch\nreinhard müller\nquick as a wink\nharvey rosenthal\nkarl fulves\n3-card catch\nreinhard müller\nharvey rosenthal\n3-card catch handling\nharvey rosenthal 1971 Harvey Rosenthal
|Notes on 3 Card Catch
|simplex method\nselection stays in center and is dragged out from there, "several magicians suggested the handling about to be described."\n unknown\n3-card catch\nreinhard müller 1971 Unknown
|Simplex Method
|joker, jr.\nungaffed method, odd-backed joker placed next to mate of named card, joker transforms into named card\nfrancis haxton\njoker mental\nrobert (bob) hess 1971 Francis Haxton
|Joker, Jr.
|nokito box\nusing bottomless okito box, three phases, different gaff options in "added notes"\nben christopher 1971 Ben Christopher
|Nokito Box
|chameleon cards\ncolor changing backs small packet routine, four blue-backed queens and green joker shown, situation reverses, then queens become red-backed, see also p. 486\nroy walton\n"look an illusion" (larry jennings, genii magazine)\n4 girls & a janitor\nsid lorraine 1971 Roy Walton
|Chameleon Cards
|end result\nin-the-hands version\nj. w. sarles\nlinked\npaul curry\nend product\nj. w. sarles 1971 J. W. Sarles
|End Result
|hex squared\n4x4 layout, spectator moves around according to fixed rules and ends on force card, see also p. 512 and also p. 550 for ideas by "eddie" cowles and karl fulves\nkarl fulves\nhex squared\nkarl fulves\nthe square ring\nsam schwartz\nkarl fulves\nforced march\nsam schwartz\nhex squared\nkarl fulves\nintroduction\nkarl fulves\nhex in color\njohn j. beck iii\njohn a. beck 1971 Karl Fulves
|Hex Squared
|trance coin\ncopper coin in match box, silver coin in okito box, copper travels into okito box, lifts lid and jumps out, see also p. 486 for credit information and comment by kenn e. eastin\ndon nielsen\n"tribute to okito" (dennis loomis, 1963, tops) 1971 Don Nielsen
|Trance Coin
|further than that\ncredit information (larsen & wright's "bonus card trick"), production of selection, royal flush, see also p. 840 for idea by cushing strout\nj. w. sarles\nfurther than that\nstewart james\nfurther than that and the lie detector\ncushing strout 1971 J. W. Sarles
|Further Than That
|10-20 force\n\n unknown 1971 Unknown
|10-20 Force
|jacob daley's notebooks\n\nkarl fulves 1971 Karl Fulves
|Jacob Daley's Notebooks
|babel\nlou tannen, john holt, must-read card books, kabbala as pallbearers-imitation, swinford's more faro fantysy\nkarl fulves 1971 Karl Fulves
|deuce sandwich\ncard sandwiched and cut in deck, top card shown, it transposes with card in sandwich which then changes back to original selection, from the daley notebooks\ndr. jacob daley 1971 Dr. Jacob Daley
|Deuce Sandwich
|8's & 9's\nfrom the daley notebooks #602\nsam leo horowitz\na psychological discovery\nsam leo horowitz 1971 Sam Leo Horowitz
|8's & 9's
|sleeve-a-coin\ncoin vanish and reproduction, coin dropped in sleeve when pen is removed from inside pocket, from the daley notebooks\narthur finley 1971 Arthur Finley
|ace vanish\nface-up with palmed cover card, also as color change\narthur finley\nround trip\nrobert parrish 1971 Arthur Finley
|Ace Vanish
|automatic poker\nsame set-up dealt over and over for two players, from daley notebooks\ndai vernon\nstewart judah 1971 Dai Vernon, Stewart Judah
|Automatic Poker
|coincidence\nperformer pockets card from one deck, spectator cuts another deck and counts down according to value of bottom card, card arrived at matched card in pocket, ace to king stack, from daley notebooks\ndai vernon\nstewart judah 1971 Dai Vernon, Stewart Judah
|poker face ii\nsame structure as fingerprint trick, from daley notebooks\ndr. jacob daley\neddie mcguire\nthe fingerprint card trick\ndai vernon 1971 Dr. Jacob Daley, Eddie McGuire
|Poker Face II
|ambitious card\nfrom daley notebooks\nal baker\nambitious 1-2-3-4\nroy walton\nthe ambitious ghost\nroy walton\nambitious ace, deuce, trey\nnick trost 1971 Al Baker
|Ambitious Card
|coins & purse\nthree coins removed from purse vanish, the reappear in two pockets and underneath purse, then purse with coins vanishes\nal baker 1971 Al Baker
|Coins & Purse
|ambitious get ready\n"get ready for braue after zingone" (see next trick)\nneal elias\nsurprise reverse\nlouis zingone 1972 Neal Elias
|Ambitious Get Ready
|surprise reverse\ncard on top, another card put in center, it rises to top and other card is reversed in center\nlouis zingone\nsurprise reverse (cigam, walter schwartz, 1931)\nambitious get ready\nneal elias 1972 Louis Zingone
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|babel\non fred lowe and his death\nkarl fulves 1972 Karl Fulves
|droxene's ring\ntwo paper rings link onto a ribbon, then with each other\nrobert (bob) hess\nthe linking card\nkarl fulves 1972 Robert (Bob) Hess
|Droxene's Ring
|double mental\ntwo selections\nben christopher\nchoice & chance\n unknown 1972 Ben Christopher
|Double Mental
|calculated cut\nto place selection at desired position, see also p. 486\nben christopher\nblock slip cut\nbill simon\ntwo placement cuts\nlarry jennings\nsum spell\nkarl fulves\ncalculated cut\nkarl fulves\nre-calculated cut\npeter duffie\nrobin robertson 1972 Ben Christopher
|Calculated Cut
|hyper silk\nsilk through wand, see also p. 679 for references\nnorman houghton\n"hyper silk" (gen, feb. 1961)\nnotes\nj. w. sarles 1972 Norman Houghton
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|notes\non hyper silk, also with ring\nj. w. sarles\nhyper silk\nnorman houghton 1972 J. W. Sarles
|mathematical twins\nspectator cuts to a card and places it aside, then cuts another packet off and mate is found with milk build procedure and down-under deal, see also p. 508\ngene finnell\nmelbourne\nalex elmsley\nsecond law\nkarl fulves\nmathematical twins variation\nkarl fulves 1972 Gene Finnell
|Mathematical Twins
|babel\nmike rogers about first american cardman's day\nkarl fulves 1972 Karl Fulves
|thimbles with a light touch\nbrief\nkarl fulves\nkirk stiles 1972 Karl Fulves (reviewer)
|Thimbles With A Light Touch
|money count gag\ngag when getting money in bank\nnorman houghton 1972 Norman Houghton
|Money Count Gag
|the loving couple\nking and queen transpose in the deck, see also p. 486\ndai vernon\n"cupid" (rufus steele, last word on card)\nthe loving couple\ndai vernon 1972 Dai Vernon
|The Loving Couple
|dice go\ntwo red dice in one dice cup transpose with two green dice in second cup, see also p. 508\nstewart judah\n"patriotic dice" (walsh/mishell, dice dexterity, p. 15) 1972 Stewart Judah
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|token trickery\nmetal token with performer's name engraved, it changes into name of selection\nsid lorraine 1972 Sid Lorraine
|Token Trickery
|etcetera\n\ncharles hudson\nal weyfield\nbill taylor\nkenn eastin 1972 Charles Hudson, Al Weyfield, Bill Taylor, Kenn Eastin
|mathematical twins variation\nmate found after klondike shuffle\nkarl fulves\nsecond law\nkarl fulves\nmathematical twins\ngene finnell 1972 Karl Fulves
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Originally Posted by DjM
If people didn't fall for them there wouldn't so many of them. The sad fact is people do fall for them and while there is money to be made from scams, we will continue to see phishing e-mails.
well that's sad all right. I mean I've seen tons of banking e-mails sent to me, even some of them from my own bank, at least in name, but they end up going to the e-mails I know my bank has no clue that I have.
I was able to get mods here to ban other users and give me other users' login details. This from people who where so egotistical as to think of themselves as computer gurus... or better yet, "exceptionally bright".
Originally Posted by The-Spec
I was able to get mods here to ban other users and give me other users' login details. This from people who where so egotistical as to think of themselves as computer gurus... or better yet, "exceptionally bright".
yawn, i did 1 better i socialed your user account. whos my bitch??
see post below for teh proof. mehehe
Last edited by HYBR|D; May 11th, 2010 at 03:10 AM.
and give me other users' login details.
Well that's interesting because moderators don't have access to other user's login details.
Nihil, it was a few years ago. I remember it. Can't remember who did it, but he Social Engineered it out of someone I think. Again it was a while back so I'm not really sure about every detail, but I do remember it happening.
One thing though; Who was the super ego?
Didn't he con someone into closing katja's account?................I think it might have been Negative???
The only information that Moderators have that is not available to the general membership is the IP address used when the account was opened and the e-mail account.
The IP is obviously totally useless and if you have forgotten your e-mail account..................tough!
Moderators do not have access to members passwords, account names or whatever, so The-Spec is talking crap
It wasn't a Moderator. Like I said I actually remember it happening, and I think it was Scoot but I'm not actually sure, I know it was an Admin though. He isn't "talking crap".
Last edited by gore; May 11th, 2010 at 09:20 AM.
Originally Posted by The-Spec
and here i am now making posts on the interweb in your user account.
any1 else want to post in The-Spec's user account here's the psswrd> H1kMneDC
u mad????
classic. I get so tired of hearing the same lame story no less than once a month... Spec 1337 h4x0r3d a user account. I think my mom did that too back in the day.
\"Those of us that had been up all night were in no mood for coffee and donuts, we wanted strong drink.\"
I was able to get mods here to ban other users and give me other users' login details.
I don't know about other moderators but the only person he has ever got me to ban is himself..................on numerous occasions.
As for Moderators giving out users' login details, that is total crap.............or another Walter Mitty flight of fantasy.
It was negative that banned a user account, because The-Spec created another user account that had a similar looking and similar e-mail addresse.
He then sent Negative a PM, this was back when we were still using the other version of Vbulletin, so negative manually typed in the person's user account name and banned without checking the e-mails etc.
as far as giving out login details the moderators don't have access to passwords. the only people that can access the passwords or manually assign new passwords are the Admin's.
beside's i think The-Spec should stop trying to boost he's E-ego and instead and stop getting he's user account socialed straight out from under him.... ......
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Friday, Feb 24, 2012, 3:06 pm
GOP Contenders' Anti-Labor Fervor Reaches New, Disturbing Heights
Whatever happened to Reagan's belief in 'sacred right of American workers to negotiate their wages'?
Even with labor reduced to just 6.9 percent of the private-sector workforce and under 13 percent overall, the Republican presidential candidates are attacking the country's faltering union movement, unleashing venom at every opportunity about "union bosses" and "union stooges" as a major threat to America.
Mitt Romney has been aggressively campaiging for a national "right to work" law like the one just passed in Indiana which bans the "union shop," thereby allowing management to divide workers and eventually erode support for unions. The rhetoric from Romney, Rick Santorum, Newt Gingrich and Ron Paul about unions is often silly, sophomoric and just false.
Romney stirred up anti-union sentiment by asserting falsely that "union stooges" on the National Labor Relations Board banned Boeing from moving a plant to South Carolina simply because it is a right-to-work" state. Gingrich also called for "de-funding" the NLRB because of the decision, which was actually based on Boeing's illegal attempt to punish International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers in Washington state for exercising their right to strike.
The barrage injects profoundly anti-democratic views into the public discourse and serves to delegitimize longstanding labor rights and marginalize labor unions, seemingly with a view toward their eventual elimination.
"It's inflammatory, showing that they are going hard right," obserrves John Drew, a United Auto Workers international representative and former president of the UAW Local 72 at the Kenosha, Wis., Chrysler plant, which is now closed. The last 850 engine production jobs shifted to a new plant in Mexico.
"Romney just oozes privilege," he notes. "But they are all desperately looking for ways to inflame the base," Drew says. "It may resonate with those who hold extreme right-wing views, but it's a sign of how out of touch they are with most people."
The current Republican contenders' hostility is extreme compared even with the sainted Ronald Reagan, who infamously fired 11,000 air controllers in 1981. But Reagan, once the president of the Screen Actors Guild Union, maintained some respect for unions' role in society, saluting "the sacred right of American workers to negotiate their wages." Reagan even told the Carpenters union:
[C]ollective bargaining…has played a major role in America's economic miracle. Unions represent some of the freest institutions in this land. There are few finer examples of participatory democracy to be found anywhere.
But the Republicans now regularly portray unions as authoritarian, top-down institutions run ruthlessly and unilaterally by "bosses," a much more precise description of how corporations are structured. The GOP contenders' nonstop war of words serves to justify management assaults on labor rights and to make nonunion workers hesitant to have anything to do with such intensely-demonized organizations.
The attacks on unions have been coupled with all the candidates' fervent defense of America's current extreme state of economic inequality. They have lashed out at the "Occupy" Movement which has so forcefully focused public debate on the ever-expanding wealth and power of the top 1% while the vast majority of Americans struggle against wage cuts, permanent job losses, rising prices, home foreclosures, gaps in healthcare insurance and the loss of retirement benefits.
Former labor secretary Robert Reich describes the current situation succinctly: "as economic risk-taking has declined at the top, it's been increasing at the middle and below."
Yet for the Republican presidential hopefuls, stark inequality reflects a natural process and the healthy sorting-out performed by capitalism. Santorum, for example, has blustered:
I'm not about equality of result when it comes to income inequality. There is income inequality in America. There always has been and, hopefully, and I do say that, there always will be.
Romney reacted angrily to criticism of his role in the Bain Capital private equity firm, which busted unions, loaded up companies with debts and ran several into the ground while walking away with immense profits. When then-candidate Rick Perry stunningly called Bain an example of "vulture capitalism" and Gingrich chimed in with some populist-sound jabs, Romney whined, "President Obama wants to put free enterprise on trial...In the last few days, we have seen some desperate Republicans join forces with him."
Romney has stopped short of calling the labor movement the spawn of Satan, as Santorum may be tempted to do. But he has characterized the government bailout of GM and Chrysler, which inconveniently started under George W. Bush, as a direct giveaway of corporate property to the United Auto Workers. In fact, the restructuring of the two firms imposed undue sacrifices on the workers and failed to condition federal aid on the corporatrrions keeping jobs in the United States.
Nonetheless, Romney declared:
Because they put that money in, the president gave the companies to the UAW. They were part of the reason the companies were in trouble. Giving these companies to the UAW was wrong.
The New Republic's Jonathan Cohn has dissected Romney's version and judged it "a pretty skewed version of the truth":
[T]he unions had by 2009 already made major concessions in order to help the companies restructure… Then, during the bankruptcy, the unions agreed to further concessions still, on pay, vacations, job security, health benefits and work rules. As a result, traditional Chrysler and GM hourly employees have seen no annual raises since 2003 and will see no raises until at least 2015, when they bargain the next contract.
Ultimately, the bailouts succeeded in saving an estimated 1.4 million auto-related jobs and allowng the two firms to surive and thrive.
Romney hit a new peak of hypocrisy when he denounced "compulsory unionism" and the use of union money for political campaigns. Labor was outspent 15-1 by corporate interests in the 2008 federal elections the Center for Responsive Politics calculated, but Romney continues to portray labor as an all-powerful force extorting money from members and then buying off Democratic politicians.
You know that I'm a guy that believes in right-to-work laws. I'm also a guy who believes you shouldn't be able to take money out of people's paychecks to put into political action committees run by the union bosses. People should be free to put their money wherever they want.
In line with this view, Romney would like to severely restrict union political contributions (most of them voluntary)—but he defends right of a few corporate tycoons to dominate the political process. As a believer in the unpopular concept that "Corporations are people" and supporter of the Citizens United decision, Romney believes that it is perfectly fine for him to raise $5 million from just 25 donors.
Under the new rules shaped by Citizens United, a new form of political power has emerged to concentrate political contributions and intensify the influence of the super-rich. As Ari Melber of The Nation has documented,
The Super-PAC era gives a whole new meaning to the phrase "the buying of the president. A recent report from Demos and US PIRG found that 196 people have contributed nearly 80 percent of the individual donations to Super PACs in 2010 and 2011 by giving $100,000 or more each, for a total of $79 million. ... They are the .000063 percent of the electorate who will shape the 2012 campaign on both sides of the aisle.
Ultimately, the Republican presidential contenders—reliant on a political funding system that reinforces and exacerbates its economic polarization—live in a world apart from the problems imposed by America's inequitable economic system.
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text: Alright, I don't see a lot of activity in here maybe I can draw some of you out with a food thread. I'm back in Vietnam after almost 7 years and I forgot how much I love the food here. I'll use this thread to post pics of some of my favorite or interesting foods of Vietnam. Pho is probably my favorite dish in Vietnam, I can eat it anytime breakfast, lunch or dinner, it's just so good. I've traveled in the north, middle, and south of Vietnam and I love to experience the different interpretations on this staple dish of Vietnam. I'm not a big fan of seafood so it's no surprise my eating tastes favor the north where Pho originates. :dg Here is a historic (note the date) Pho restaurant in Ho Chi Minh City (Saigon). My father in law ate here back in the day so eating here has some meaning for me. He says the place hasn't changed much. Let's see your pics of Vietnam food!!


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The Houston Dynamo lost their third straight match on Saturday, falling 2-1 to Toronto FC at home on a stoppage-time free kick from former Houston midfielder and current TFC star Dwayne De Rosario.
The Dynamo opened the scoring in the 18th minute when Brad Davis served in a left-footed delivery from a free kick, and Houston captain Brian Ching redirected the ball inside the left post with a header. It was Ching's team-high seventh goal of the season and the team-high seventh assist of the season for Davis, tied for seventh in MLS.
TFC midfielder Dwayne De Rosario evened the game in the 66th minute on a free kick from just outside the penalty box. Maicon Santos tapped the ball to De Rosario, who fired the ball past Pat Onstad for De Rosario's 10th goal of the year.
In stoppage-time, Eddie Robinson took down De Rosario outside the box to prevent a breakaway. De Rosario fired in the free kick as time expired for his second goal of the match.
It was the Dynamo's first loss of the season when leading at halftime (5-1) or when scoring first in a match (5-1-3).
For the Dynamo, defender Eddie Robinson made the 150th start of his MLS regular season career. Brian Ching made the 140th start of his MLS career. Richard Mulrooney made his 110th appearance for the Dynamo in all competitions and surpassed the 24,000-minute mark in his MLS regular season career.
The Dynamo played without midfielders Colin Clark (ACL surgery), Anthony Obodai (meniscus surgery), and Lovel Palmer (red card suspension) and goalkeeper Tally Hall (ankle).
Next Game: Wednesday, September 22, 7:30 p.m., Houston Dynamo at Kansas City Wizards, CommunityAmerica Ballpark, Kansas City KS
Next Home Game: Sunday, October 10, 7:30 p.m., Houston Dynamo vs. New England Revolution, Robertson Stadium
"The season is over. We are not going to do it. Sad to say it, but it's a reality."
"We thought it was going to be easy. We started fouling and stopped moving the ball. We were efficient in the first half, but we were sloppy in the second."
On Dwayne DeRosario
"He took two shots on goal the whole night, two free kicks and got them both. They were two good hits. I didn't see him in the first or second half except for his goals, but he had a killer instinct."
"I have nothing to say right now. You can keep asking questions, but the answer is going to be short. My mother always told me, like I'm sure yours told you, 'If you have nothing nice to say, keep it short.'"
"It's about defending properly and that means not giving the ball away when there is no pressure on you. Not giving teams fouls when we don't need to and recognizing the danger when it's imminent. Sometimes we have done that and sometimes we have not. Our record says it all. I think we're the second worst defensive team in the league and that tells you where we are at."
"Whenever we lose, nobody feels good. Obviously tonight was a big hit. I thought pretty much anyone who watched the team in the first half thought we were a completely different team in the second. So obviously it's a disappointment to lose and if you look at the standings we're probably in trouble now. We're furious with the loss, which we should be because we didn't play up to par."


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Just downloaded the trial of MyInfoToGo and I am not impressed.
1. If I select the option to import folders on Sync it crashes (I have to manually create folders on both sides before running Sync)
2. When Syncing with Barca it dupplicates the data on both sides, so my only option at the moment is to manually copy the mailboxes across, which isnt much of an issue as I only wany MyInfoToGo to be able to view email and not download.
Has anyone else had these issues, and does anyone know if I can tell MyInfoToGo to sync one way (in other words copy all Mailboxes from Barca overwriting the ones for MyInfoToGo)
~ Moved from Barca ... Eric ~


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Kiplin Hall Trip
During the three-week Kiplin Hall program, students attend lectures each morning and participate in field excursions in the afternoons.
Sites of significant historic, literary, landscape, and architectural interest are part of the field experience. Students have an opportunity to explore areas where Wordsworth, Coleridge, Shelley, and other influential literary figures found so much inspiration. The Ernest A. Howard Professor of English Literature, Richard Gillin, serves as the program's accompanying Washington College faculty director and teaches all classes in English.
The comprehensive program fee covers the cost of round-trip airfare from the U.S. point of departure to England, all ground transportation within England, all meals and lodging for the duration of the trip, all entrance fees to various sites and museums, and all costs of various scheduled activities. The program fee does not include the cost of health insurance, inoculations, accident or major medical insurance, or personal expenses.
Approximate seminar dates are from mid-June to mid-July.
Kiplin Hall: Birthplace of Maryland
Maryland Public Television aired "Kiplin Hall: Birthplace of Maryland" in February. The MPT documentary includes an interview with English professor Richard Gillin and his wife, Barbara, who have led WC's Kiplin Hall Program for 15 years. Click here to watch the documentary on Kiplin Hall on MPT's website.


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The long-term case for diversifying clients' portfolios with commodities is solid. But the performance of the major commodities indexes in the past few years illustrates the potential drawback to investing for coverage of multiple markets.
The Dow Jones-UBS Commodity Index peaked in April 2011. Although there have been a few upward-price reversals since then, the overall trend through 2013 has been lower.
Ed Egilinsky, head of alternatives for Direxion Funds in Milwaukee, Wis., cites several reasons for the overall weakness in commodities, including Fed tapering and a strengthening dollar among them. Nicholas Brooks, head of research and investment strategy at ETF Securities in New Yorky, points to slowing growth in China and expectations for greater supplies as additional factors.
Tracking Trends
The market indexes by definition include a large number of components. The Dow Jones-UBS Commodity Index, for instance, is comprised of over 20 weighted commodities. By drilling down into the individual commodities, however, it's possible to spot those that offer potential profits over the next year or so.
One investment strategy is to follow price trends; that's the approach Direxion takes with the 12 commodities it monitors for its funds. The firm follows a rules-based price-trends method based on an index licensed from Auspice Capital, a futures trader.
If a commodity's price trend is positive, Direxion takes a long position. If the trend is negative, the funds go "flat" in that commodity and hold cash. That strategy can result in relatively few long positions at any one time.
As of Nov. 30, the Direxion Indexed Commodity Strategy Fund held only four long positions: soybeans, sugar, gasoline and heating oil. Corn, wheat, cotton, crude oil, natural gas, copper, gold and silver were flat.
Predicting Prices
Another approach is to analyze and forecast the fundamentals. Because that approach is forward looking, it can lead to different conclusions from following trends.
In early December, ETF Securities shared its commodity outlook for 2014, which focuses on supply and demand trends, particularly in China and the United States.
According to Brooks, "Prices have largely adjusted to expected increases in the supply of a number of key commodities. We think markets are underestimating developed economy central banks' bias towards supporting growth.
"Healthy demand growth in the US and China, disappointments to current highly optimistic supply forecasts for a number of key commodities, and continued ample global liquidity should support commodity prices in 2014 in our view," he noted.
The outlook highlights several key trends:
- Lead, copper, platinum and palladium could be the main beneficiaries of broadening global economic recovery.
- Gold and silver prices may be hampered by rising growth expectations, but supported by physical buying.
- Energy prices are likely to remain "range bound," providing tactical range-trading opportunities.
- Agriculture price performance is expected to be diverse, with corn and coffee offering potential long opportunities in 2014.
ETF Securities says that these trends are part of its top investment picks for 2014, which include long positions in coffee, copper, corn, palladium, and platinum. Sugar is the sole short. The full outlook is available online.


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Tons of genre stories take place in schools, where students learn to command superpowers and magical abilities, or learn advanced skills in sciences and warfare. Which school do you feel offers the best education—and the best odds for survival?
Give us your best argument for the school of your choice—the academics, the faculty, the amenities, how well the education will serve you after graduation, and whether it's fun. Now if you plan on living past high school, Morning Glory Academy, whose students are pictured up top, probably isn't your best bet. So what's the school of your fantastical dreams? Hogwarts? Starfleet Academy? Battle School? Xavier's School for Gifted Youngsters?


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3 Central and Eastern European Spirits You Should Know
New brands and bottles you should know.
There's a shelf in every liquor store that gets less love than the others—you know the shelf I'm talking about. It's usually tucked away in the corner, gathering dust, filled with bottles with hard to pronounce names: the grab bag of foreign booze! Depending on the proclivities of the particular shopkeep, these bottles can be exotic, and sometimes frightening looking. Today we're going to demystify a few essential spirits that hail from Central and Eastern Europe.
Fruit Brandies
Fruit brandies could be considered the poster spirit of Eastern Europe. There are a number of countries that subscribe to slurping the stuff, and while they drink essentially the same spirit regardless of where they sip, they do so with different tongues (check out Wikipedia for a breakdown of name by country).
The fruits used as a base range from apricots to pears to cherries to grapes, but plum is far and away the most popular. Slivovitz, as it is most commonly known, is an object of our very own Max's affection (check out his ode to Slivovitz here ). These liquors vary widely in quality and character, but are often hot and bold—this isn't where you go for subtlety. Premium and aged expressions exist, but are harder to find stateside.
No stay in Prague is complete without a round of Becherovka and a hearty "Na Zdraví!" Though it's a bracing contrast to the transcendent suds that make the Czech Republic far and away the beer-drinkingest country on the planet, Becherovka has its own inescapable charms.
A liquid gold that straddles the worlds of liqueur and amaro, Becherovka is the best of both worlds. Still used as a home remedy for arthritis, it smells sweet and fragrant, with huge cinnamon aromas out front, and allspice and clove supporting. The taste is a bit of a journey, starting out sweet and honeyed with crazy cinnamon again, but finishes bitter with licorice and herbal roots. For whatever reason, I can't drink it without thinking of Christmas. If you're a fan of cinnamon, look no further. Becherovka captures the essence of cinnamon without the sweet cloying side of say, Goldschläger, and the herbal balance complicates yet complements its role. Most often taken straight from the freezer, I like mine as an aperitif, but of course it will do well in settling a heavy Czech meal, and we've been seeing it quite a bit as a mixed-drink ingredient at cutting-edge cocktail bars.
Zwack Unicum
A close cousin of Italian amari, Zwack Unicum is a heavy, bitter, herbal drink. It was originally created as a medicinal tincture to cure the stomach ailments of Joseph II in 1790, or so the story goes. Like I always say, if it's good enough for the Holy Roman Emperor, it's good enough for me. Joseph II was definitely on to something when he accidentally gave this spirit its name—upon tasting the bitter drink, the story goes, he declared, "Das ist ein unicum!" or "That's unique!" Unicum has hung on for over 200 years as one of the national drinks of Hungary, most frequently taken as a chilled shot.
Dark and brooding, Unicum is probably most similar to Fernet Branca, but it lacks Fernet's minty freshness. Flavored with over 40 herbs and spices and aged in oak casks for 6 months, Unicum smells earthy and funky, like a dark Eastern European wood. Sipping this beast is an exercise in palate destruction. Bracing and deeply herbal, it has a syrupy thickness which coats the palate and throat. It's amazing as a digestif, and though the flavor is definitely not for everyone, I'm sad that my bottle has run empty.
Zwack released a reformulated recipe, marketed in Hungary as Unicum Next, and here in the states as simply Zwack Liqueur. Sweeter and milder, with a distinct cherry note, Zwack liqueur is a gentler version of the same experience, perhaps a good point of entry for those unconvinced of the merits of monolithic bitterness. It's still a delightful after-dinner experience, but don't expect your Hungarian Grandpa to be fooled.
Do you have a soft spot in your liquor cabinet for booze from Central and Eastern Europe?
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Monday, June 10, 2019 - 9:00 am - 1:00 pm
MVP Athletic Club offers the perfect summer camp for the little ones! Mini Campers will participate in themed projects, swimming and/or water play, music & movement and more! Campers should bring a swim suit and wear tennis shoes. (Campers must be three, and toilet trained by the first day of the camp session).
*Extended Care is available for Mini Camp only as an extension of camp from 8:00am-9:00am and 1:00pm-3:00pm for $80/wk(M) & 120/wk(NM) or $20/day(M) & $30/day(NM). (Extended Care can be paid for at the Service Desk.)
Summer Camp Themes:
June 10-14 : Beach Party Week
June 17-21 : Animal Week
June 24-28 : Sports Mania Week
July 1, 2, & 3 : Party in the USA Week
July 8-12 : Messy Week
July 15-19 : Local Heroes Week
July 22-26 : Treasure Island Week
July 29-Aug 2 : Carnival Week
Aug 5-9 : Challenge Week
Aug 12-16 : Princess/Superhero Week
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Location:MVP Athletic Club (Crahen)
115 Crahen Avenue NE
Grand Rapids, MI 49525
Contact:Cost: Members- $32, Non-members- $40
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Organizer: MVP
Organizer Phone: (616) 575-8611
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BAGHDAD - The status of forces of agreement between the United
States and Iraq is now called the withdrawal agreement, and that's
exactly what it is: an ultimate end to the U.S.-led occupation of Iraq.
If Iraq's parliament endorses the agreement, in six weeks American
forces would have to change the way they operate in Iraq, and all U.S.
combat troops, police trainers and military advisers would have to
leave the country by Dec. 31, 2011. President-elect Barack Obama's
campaign plan to leave a residual force of some 30,000 American troops
in Iraq would be impossible under the pact.
the agreement is amended, which would require the formal written
approval of both sides, in three years there no longer would be any
legal basis for U.S. armed forces or civilian contractors of the
Department of Defense to remain in Iraq.
Iraq wants American forces to leave earlier, it could terminate the
agreement with one year's notice. The United States has the option to
do the same.
The American military now can come and go as it
pleases in Iraq. It raids homes without judicial approval, controls
Iraq's airspace, detains civilians without warrants for as long as it
wants and conducts unilateral operations against high-value targets,
including a recent cross-border attack on an al Qaida in Iraq member in
Syria that was condemned by Iraq, the Arab League and Syria.
agreement forbids attacks on other countries from inside Iraq, and if
it were approved, beginning Jan. 1 all U.S. operations would have to be
conducted in cooperation with the Iraqi government.
"It is not
permitted to use Iraqi land, water and airspace as a route or launching
pad for attacks against other countries," the pact says, according to
an Arabic copy that McClatchy obtained.
The military also would
have to get arrest warrants from the Iraqi government, judicial orders
for raids on homes and to consult in advance on every operation,
including the attacks on high-value targets that American forces now
routinely conduct on their own.
Privately, U.S. military
officials worry about sharing sensitive information with their Iraqi
counterparts, out of fear of revealing intelligence sources and methods
but also because many officials still suspect that some of the Iraqi
security forces are working with Shiite Muslim militias or Sunni Muslim
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All detainees in American custody who are wanted by
the Iraqi government would be handed over based on arrest warrants or
else released, and anyone detained by U.S. forces during approved
operations if the agreement is implemented next year would have to be
handed over to Iraqi authorities within 24 hours.
The Green Zone,
where American contractors, some military personnel and officials live
and work, would come under Iraqi control on the first day of next year.
U.S. soldiers currently protect the area in central Baghdad, and
checkpoints are manned by Peruvian mercenaries. State and Defense
department officials breeze through the checkpoints, while most Iraqis
are subjected to long searches.
American Embassy personnel plan
to move to a new embassy compound before the Green Zone is turned over
to the Iraqis at the end of the year. The embassy staff members already
live in the new 104-acre compound, but most of the offices haven't been
moved yet.
Control of Iraqi airspace would be transferred to the
Iraqis the day the agreement took effect, and after that the Iraqi
government would issue annual permits to all U.S. military aircraft.
Currently, the U.S. controls all air traffic over Iraq, including
civilian flights, and it could shut down Iraq's airspace. Of course,
the Iraqi government could seek American or other help with air traffic
control and with the protection of the Green Zone.
In provinces
that have been turned over to Iraqi control, U.S. troops couldn't
remain in cities, villages or towns after the agreement took effect,
and as of June 30, all American combat troops would have to be in
agreed-on locations outside populated areas. They'd have no right,
beginning next year, to venture off their bases and outposts without
Iraqi authorities' approval and cooperation.
While the agreement
doesn't give Iraqi officials blanket authority to search U.S. mail and
cargo, it does give them the right to "ask the U.S. forces, in their
presence" to open containers based on viable intelligence.
Bush administration refused to meet Iraqi demands for legal
jurisdiction over American military personnel, but the agreement does
give Iraqi authorities the right to prosecute private contractors, and
it leaves a remote possibility that a U.S. service member could be
prosecuted in Iraq for major and premeditated crimes.
The Iraqi
government would have to request jurisdiction by notifying the U.S. in
writing within 21 days of the discovery of a crime, and a joint
American-Iraqi committee would decide whether the service member was
off- or on-duty, and where he or she would be tried.
"I am deeply
troubled by the sections of the agreement that could result in U.S.
troops facing prosecution in Iraqi courts," Rep. Ike Skelton, D-Mo, the
chairman of the House Armed Services Committee, said in a statement. "I
am also troubled by vague language in the agreement that will likely
cause misunderstandings and conflict between the U.S. and Iraq in the


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Global Warming and Atmospheric Brown Clouds: A Double Threat for Asia - Perspectives on Ocean Science
Date: 7/9/2008; 54 minutes
The growth of Chinese and Indian economies is improving their well being, but at a very high environmental cost. Widespread air pollution and greenhouse gases are having a range of complex effects on both regional and global climate. Join Scripps Oceanography atmospheric science researcher V. Ramanathan as he explains that while science can offer practical solutions, the effectiveness of these strategies will hinge on global cooperation and immediate implementation. (#14349)
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Comedian Katt Williams was arrested and charged with burglary in Georgia Monday morning, cops said.
Williams, a stand-up comedian who's hosted numerous TV specials and was a regular on Nick Cannon's improv MTV show "Wild 'n Out," was cuffed by cops in Coweta County, Ga., Monday after allegedly stealing nearly $4,000 worth of merchandise from a local residence.
Daniel Broach told police officers Williams broke in Sunday night and stole $3,555 worth of jewelry and collectible coins, TMZ.com reported. Williams used a crowbar to get into his home, Broach said.
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Williams was in Georgia shooting a movie, sources said. The comedian's lawyer and friends denied the claim Katt had anything to do with the robbery, saying he was a guest -- not a burglar -- at Broach's home.
Williams posted a $41,150 bond Monday evening.


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David Andersson necesitaba un nuevo diseño de página web y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 60 diseños de 16 diseñadores freelance.
Solidfiles is a file hosting website aimed at providing people with an easy way to both upload and share files.
We're preparing for a complete relaunch which will reinvent the file hosting
business as we know it and need a professional design to go along with it.
Our target audience is extremely broad; virtually anyone who has an interest in uploading a file. However, we believe that most users of our service will be males between 20 and 30 years of age but the design should not exclusively cater to that group.
It's important to note that the website is used by two groups: uploaders and downloaders. It should be equally easy to download a file as to upload one.
- We firmly believe in simplicity, do not make the design overly complex.
Usability is key.
- Try to keep the current design in mind, but you do not have to base the new one around the old.
- Color scheme should be light. Take a look at the current site for an example of what we like.
- The width has to be 960px as the site will use the grid system 960.gs and you should use their templates as a base. They can be found here: http://960.gs/
Start page:
The startpage needs to sell the fact that there is a premium system in place which gives you many great benefits to the service including more space, direct downloads and prioritzed bandwidth.
However, it should be clear that the premium service is just a benefit and the site is fully functional without it.
There should be a quick upload button and a sign up link like: "|Upload| or sign up".
We like how they try to present all features but still allow the user to just upload a file without an account. Too much clutter, though. Keep it simple!
We like the design on this site.
Another design we like.


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Crystal Coast Areas
- 1. Emerald Isle
- 2. Indian Beach
- 3. Pine Knoll Shores
- 4. Atlantic Beach
- 5. Morehead City
- 6. Beaufort
- 7. Harkers Island
- 8. Shackleford Banks
- 9. Cape lookout
J R Dunn Jewelers
Featuring two locations along the Crystal Coast, and serving the region for nearly 50 years, J R Dunn Jewelers is a time-tested resource for a wealth of special occasions, gifts, and "just because" treasures for vacationers and Carteret County locals alike. With a fine selection of everything from men's timepieces to wedding and engagement rings, shoppers can find just the delicate piece of jewelry they are looking for with a visit to this exquisite and elegant shop.
- Morehead City
- 252-726-8700
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- Emerald Isle
- 252-354-5074
- Map it
AB Watersport Adventures
There are literally endless ways to enjoy the water along the Crystal Coast, and AB Watersport Adventures has explorers of all varieties covered with a suite of rental equipment and gear to make an on-the-water expedition a day at the beach. Located along the Atlantic Beach Causeway, and easy to reach for folks staying along the barrier island as well as Morehead City, this convenient and accommodating watersports company serves as a launching point for a host of fun-filled days on the Southern Outer Banks.
- Atlantic Beach
- 252-422-0520
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Casa San Carlo Italian Restaurant
Casa San Carlo is a traditional Italian cuisine venue, serving the best dishes and drinks from authentic Italian recipes. Located in Morehead City, and a short drive from both Beaufort and Atlantic Beach. Come enjoy an a uthentic Italian meal in the ambience of an Italian bistro. Since 1992 Chef Carlo is proud to be serving fine Italian dishes for more than 25 years!Our universally comforatable atmosphere welcomes everyone inside to enjoy an authentic Italian meal. Family owned and operated owner Chef Carlo Cappiello sees that every patron leaves the restaurant, both full and happy.
- Morehead City
- 252-773-4218
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