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House Democratic leaders are putting together the largest Iraq war spending bill yet, a measure that is expected to fund the war through the end of the Bush presidency and for nearly six months into the next president's term.
The bill, which could be unveiled as early as this week, signals that Democrats are resigned to the fact they can't change course in Iraq in the final months of President Bush's term. Instead, the party is pinning its hopes of ending the war on winning the White House in November.
Bay Area lawmakers, who represent perhaps the most anti-war part of the country, acknowledge the bill will anger many voters back home.
"It's going to be a tough sell to convince people in my district that funding the war for six months into the new president's term is the way to end the war," said Rep. Lynn Woolsey, D-Petaluma, a leader of the Out of Iraq Caucus who plans to oppose the funding. "It sounds like we are paying for something we don't want."
The bill is expected to provide $108 billion that the White House has requested for the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan. Lawmakers who are drafting it say it also will include a so-called bridge fund of $70 billion to give the new president several months of breathing room before having to ask Congress for more money.
The debate is shaping up as a key test for House Speaker Nancy Pelosi.
The San Francisco Democrat, who opposed the war from the start, faces fierce criticism from the anti-war left for refusing to cut off funding for the war. She's trying to hold together a caucus split between anti-war lawmakers, who'd prefer a showdown with the White House, and conservative Democrats, who believe cutting off the war funding would make the party look weak on national security and put its majority at risk.
Pelosi is plotting a "guns-for-butter" strategy to try to force Bush to accept some new domestic spending in exchange for the money he needs to fight the war. The speaker is floating a proposal to extend unemployment benefits for 13 weeks for those whose benefits have run out. The package also could include a new GI Bill benefit to help veterans from Iraq and Afghanistan pay for college.
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Bay Area anti-war activists met at Oakland's Grand Lake Theater last week to discuss ways to protest the war spending bill. CodePink plans to renew its protests outside Pelosi's home in San Francisco and at lawmakers' offices, Benjamin said.
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Pelosi was pressed on the issue last week during a sit-down with CNN's Larry King. "Your party became the majority in the House primarily pledging to end the war," King said. "That didn't happen."
"No," Pelosi acknowledged. "It didn't happen because we had hoped that the president would listen to the will of the people and at least be willing to compromise on ... how the war is conducted and some timetable for redeployment of our troops."
Congress watchers said Democrats are still stung after losing repeated battles with the White House and Republicans over the war last year.
"Last year they tried a lot of confrontation and they went nowhere," said Louis Fisher, a constitutional scholar at the Library of Congress and an expert on congressional war powers. He said Democrats still fear being portrayed as putting U.S. troops at risk if they try to shut off war funds.
"That argument seems to win almost every time," Fisher said. "Look how long it took to cut off the funding in Vietnam. It wasn't until the summer of 1973."
Congressional scholar Thomas Mann of the Brookings Institution said House leaders are making a wise choice to give a new president, whether Democrat or Republican, some time to chart a new course in Iraq. He noted that even the Democratic presidential candidates, Sens. Barack Obama and Hillary Rodham Clinton, have said it would take a few months to begin withdrawing troops.
Democrats in Congress may risk frustrating their base by funding the war into next year, but Mann said it's unlikely to hurt them in the November election. The public still generally sees the Iraq conflict as Bush's war, he said.
"This only becomes a Democratic war if a Democratic president fails to deliver on his or her promise to end the war," Mann said.
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Sophomore Matt Cantele helped the Tritons take 3 of 4 games from Cal State Dominguez Hills over the weekend. The first baseman from Los Altos Hills, Calif., went 8-for-14 with three home runs, one double, six runs scored and eight RBI in the four-game series with the Toros. In the series opener he went a perfect 4-for-4 with three home runs and five RBI. He came back the very next day and went 3-for-4 with a double, two runs scored and two more RBI.
The men's varsity eight won the prestigious Cal Cup on Sunday at the San Diego Crew Classic held at Mission Bay. The Tritons finished ahead of UCLA, UC Davis, Lehigh, Orange Coast College and the University of Minnesota with their time of 6:30.60 in the race. Rowing in the UCSD Varsity eight were Derek Huggman, Brendan Carriker, Tyler Sutterley, Shawn Hay, Gilbert Collins, Darren Von Platen, Ryan Andre and Michael Zurko, along with coxswain Joe Gram.
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Senior Robby Peters concluded his career in style over the weekend, leading the Tritons to a pair of home victories over
Junior Melissa Ward started and threw two complete games while also making one appearance out of the bullpen last week. For the week she made three appearances and posted a 2-1 record, throwing 16.0 innings in which she allowed only two earned runs on 10 hits while none and striking out 18. She took the loss on Wednesday in the 3-1 decision with Point Loma. She allowed only two earned runs on six hits in 7.0 innings of work with no walks and four punchouts. She came back and started game one of Saturday's doubleheader at CSUDH and posted a 10-0 shutout in five innings. She allowed only one hit while striking out 10. She faced only one batter more than the minimum in the victory. She would come out of the bullpen in relief in game two, picking up the win after tossing 4.0 innings in which she allowed no runs on three hits while striking out four.
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The UCSD men's volleyball team had a big week, narrowly losing to Cal Baptist 21-30, 30-28, 33-35, 24-30 and then upsetting No. 13 Long Beach State 25-30, 30-23, 20-30, 30-27, 15-9. Will Ehrman was a big part, netting 21 kills against CBU and adding 19 against LBSU. For the week, Ehrman notched 40 kills with a .429 hitting efficiency.
Jason Spangler � Men's Volleyball
Spangler also had a big week for the Tritons in their two matches during the week. Against Cal Baptist, Spangler tallied 11 kills with four digs and a perfect reception percentage in 37 attempts. Spangler then exploded for 26 kills against
Roth was a big part of UCSD's four-game sweep over Regis this past weekend. Roth went 7-for-14 with two doubles, a triple, a homerun and three stolen bases. He drove in six RBI and scored six runs with a 1.000 slugging percentage and a .588 on-base percentage. Roth also had an outfield assist. The Coto de Caza senior helped the Tritons outscore Regis 53-13 in the four games.
Dan helped the Tritons to wins over CCAA opponents
Fuller continued to be a dominant force for the Tritons in the sprint events. Fuller notched an NCAA �A' cut time of 44.79, finishing first in the 100 free. Fuller was also part of the relay team that owns the best time in the country at 3:02.22. He also finished fourth in the 200 free, second as part of the 400 medley relay team and second in the 50 free. Next up for Fuller and the Tritons will be the NCAA Championships in March.
Kendall Bohn � Women's Swimming
Bohn notched an NCAA �A' cut time in the 200 breast, winning the title in 2:18.70, a lifetime best. The sophomore also recorded a lifetime best in winning the 100 breast in an NCAA �A' cut time of 1:05.03. Bohn was also part of the winning 400 medley relay team which also recorded an NCAA �A' cut time. The Tritons captured the Pacific Collegiate Swimming Conference championships on both the men's and women's sides. UCSD is back in action at the NCAA Championships in March in
Sophomore transfer Kelvin Kim guided the Tritons to a 2-0 record last weekend in northern
Leora Juster � Women's Basketball
Senior Leora Juster led the 19th-ranked UCSD women's basketball team to a perfect 2-0 record over the weekend, winning at Cal State Stanislaus on Thursday night by a 76-48 score before besting 8th-ranked
Henry Patterson - Men's Basketball
Sophomore Henry Patterson helped the UCSD men's basketball team to a 1-1 record over the weekend at
Meaghan Noud � Women's Basketball
Junior Meaghan Noud helped the 25th-ranked Tritons to a perfect 2-0 roadtrip over the weekend at
Will Ehrman - Men's Volleyball
Freshman Will Ehrman guided the Tritons to a huge 3-1 upset victory over No. 14 USC on Friday night in
Hillary Hansen � Women's Basketball
Senior Hillary Hansen averaged 16.0 points and 9.0 rebounds for the Tritons over the weekend during the loss to CSU San Bernardino on Friday night and the win over Cal Poly Pomona on Saturday evening. The forward from
Shannon Simonds � Women's Swimming
Sophomore Shannon Simonds helped the Tritons to a 163-99 win over conference rival Loyola Marymount in a dual meet last week at Canyonview Pool. Simonds was one of four Tritons to win multiple events on the day. The
Michelle Osier � Women's Basketball
Sophomore Michelle Osier guided the Tritons to two road wins last week. The
Clint Allard - Men's Basketball
Junior Clint Allard helped the UCSD men's basketball team to a 2-1 record last week that included a pair of wins over top-5 ranked teams. The guard from
Darryl Lawlor - Men's Basketball
Sophomore Darryl Lawlor helped the UCSD men's basketball team to a 2-1 record last week that included a pair of wins over top-5 ranked teams. The forward from
Jesse Casellini - Men's Water Polo
Senior Jesse Casellini was named the Western Water Polo Association's Most Valuable Player and helped the 5th-ranked Tritons to their 14th WWPA title over the weekend, defeating UC Santa Cruz, 17th-ranked
Leora Juster - Women's Basketball
Senior Leora Juster lifted the 21st-ranked UCSD women's basketball team to an 86-82 season-opening victory over Northwest Nazarene in
Tim Fuller - Men's Swimming & Diving
The senior from Santee, Calif., won three events on Saturday in helping the UC San Diego men's swimming & diving team to a 147.5-95.5 victory over PCSC rival Cal State Bakersfield on Saturday at the Canyonview Aquatic Center on the UCSD campus. Fuller combined with Devin Ancona, Evan Hsiao and Jesse Marin for a victory in the 400 medley relay and also posted wins in both the 100 and 200 frestyle races. He and his teammates return to action this weekend at the prestigious Speedo Cup in
Kristin Halvorsen - Women's Volleyball
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Jake LeVieux - Men's Cross Country
Jake LeVieux had his biggest collegiate performance on Saturday at the NCAA Division II Cross Country West Regional, hosted by
Junior Caitlin Ryan scored what would prove to the be the game-winning goal in Saturday's 3-0 victory over 18th-ranked Seattle Pacific in the NCAA Division II Far West Regional Championship match. Ryan scored on a corner kick at the mark of the first half, putting the 3rd-ranked Tritons up by a 1-0 score. UCSD would scored twice more in the second half and easily advanced on to the NCAA D-II Women's Soccer Quarterfinals that will be played at
Kelvin Le - Men's Swimming and Diving
The freshman from
Senior Megan Dickey scored two goals and added an assist in helping the UCSD women's soccer team capture the 2006 California Collegiate Athletic Association Championship. Dickey's goal in the 17th minute against Humboldt proved to be the difference maker in the 1-0 win. Dickey then scored UCSD's first goal with :30 left in the first half in the Tritons 4-0 win against
Max Mullender - Men's Cross Country
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Nina Miller - Women's Cross Country
Fifth-year senior Nina Miller ran a solid race, finishing sixth out of 90 runners while helping UCSD to a third place finish at the 2006 CCAA Women's Cross Country Championships that were hosted by UCSD at the Triton Cross Country Course. She crossed the finish line in a time of 23:25.40, the second fastest time for a Triton runner that day. She earned First Team All-CCAA honors by virtue of her top-15 finish in the race, the second-straight all-league honor for the Marysville,
The freshman from Rancho Cucamonga, Calif., helped the Tritons to a big 1-0 victory in double overtime on Friday night against Cal State L.A. Vasquez posted his first collegiate shutout in only his second start of the year, making 11 saves in the process, which was a team-high for the season. He came back two days later and made eight more saves in the hearbreaking 2-1 loss to Cal State Bakersfield on Sunday afternoon.
Kathy Sepulveda - Women's Soccer
Forward Kathy Sepuvleda helped the 5th-ranked UCSD women's soccer team to a perfect 2-0 record over the weekend which not only secured the team its seventh-straight CCAA South Division title, but also guaranteed the Tritons a spot in the 2006 CCAA Soccer Tournament that will be held on October 27-29. Sepulveda scored a goal in Friday night's 4-0 victory over Cal State L.A. and added one goal and one assist in the 5-0 win over Cal State Bakersfield on Sunday. UCSD is now
Adnan Jerkovic - Men's Water Polo
Adnan Jerkovic scored his sixth goal of the game, a floating lob shot with 28 seconds remaining in UCSD's 13-12 win over No. 3 UCLA. The goal came just 33 seconds after UCLA tied the score at 12-12. It was UCSD's first win over the Bruins, as UCLA won the previous 43 meetings. Jerkovic scored two goals in the first period as UCLA led 3-2 after one. The
Nicole Courtney - Women's Volleyball
Nicole Courtney led the Tritons to two victories in CCAA play last week. In the five-game win over No. 16 Cal State L.A., Courtney tallied match-highs with 17 kills, 17 digs and five aces. She also added two solo blocks for the Tritons. In the win over Cal State Bakersfield, Courtney sent down 18 kills and hit .421 in the three-game sweep. For the week, the senior outside hitter averaged 4.38 kills per game, hit .266, 2.88 digs per game, 0.62 blocks per game and served up six aces without a service error. The wins help the Tritons stay in contention for the CCAA title as they travel to
Briana Koche � Women's Volleyball
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Jesse Casellini - Men's Water Polo
The senior from Bellarmine Prep in
Kelly Cochran � Women's Soccer
After being sidelined by illness during the previous five games, Kelly Cochran returned to the Triton lineup and provided a boost in UCSD's 1-0-1 week against Cal State Bakersfield and Cal State L.A. The senior provided two goals in the Tritons' 4-0 win over the Golden Eagles. She scored on a pass from Lauren Segars and then added her second goal on a penalty kick. For the week, Cochran took four shots on goal and scored twice. The win helped UCSD grab sole possession of first place in the CCAA South Division.
Adnan Jerkovic � Men's Water Polo
Adnan Jerkovic scored three times in 5th-ranked UCSD's 8-7 win over 6th-ranked Loyola Marymount. The junior driver scored in the first period, tying the score at 1-1. His score in the third period broke a 4-4 tie, giving the Tritons a one goal lead. In the fourth, Jerkovic's goal gave the Tritons a 7-4 lead. UCSD now leads the season series against its WWPA rival 2-0. Jerkovic is now third on the team with 23 goals in 14 games this season.
Freshman Tony Choi helped the Tritons to a perfect 3-0-0 mark last week, scoring one goal and assisting on two others. He scored his lone goal of the week in the fourth minute of double overtime to lift the Tritons to a 1-0 victory over No. 15 CSUDH on Tuesday night. He added an assist in the 3-1 victory at Cal State Stanislaus on Friday afternoon before assisting on the golden goal with only :04 remaining on the clock in the second overtime to help give UCSD a 1-0 victory on the road at
Senior Ty Lackey scored 13 goals in five matches last week to help the No. 5 UCSD men's water polo team to a 3-2 record. The two losses on the week came at the hands of No. 4 Stanford on Friday evening, and to No. 1 UC Berkeley on Saturday afternoon. Lackey scored three times in the loss to Stanford and twice in the loss to
Diane Dunn - Women's Cross Country
Junior Diane Dunn helped the 5th-ranked Tritons to a third place finish at the UC Irvine Invitational on Saturday. She was the top finisher for UCSD in the 5k race, crossing the finish line in a time of 18:37.1 Her time was the 7th best time on the day, but the fifth best time from a runner associated with a team.
Junior Caitlin Ryan scored both times she took a shot last week, netting the game-winner in the 2-1 overtime victory at Seattle University on Monday afternoon and adding an insurance goal in the 2-0 victory at home over CSUSB on Friday night in the league opener for both squads. She also helped anchor a defense that allowed only two goals in nearly 277 minutes of play. She has scored three goals this season on only five shots.
Jesse Casellini - Men's Water Polo
Casellini scored three goals in the Triton Invitational championship game, including the game-winner against No. 6 Pepperdine. His strike from the outside in sudden death gave the Tritons the thrilling win. For the week, UCSD went 4-0 with wins over
Rebecca Bailey - Women's Volleyball
Rebecca Bailey of the 8th-ranked UC San Diego women's volleyball team has been named the Molten California Collegiate Athletic Association Player of the Week for the week of Aug. 28 � Sept. 4. Bailey, a sophomore from
Newcomer Mark Moreira made an immediate impact in his first match on the
Nicole Courtney - Women's Volleyball
Nicole Courtney of the 19th-ranked UC San Diego women's volleyball team was named the Molten California Collegiate Athletic Association Women's Volleyball Player of the Week for the week of Aug. 21-28. Courtney averaged 4.00 kills and 2.87 digs per game as the Tritons swept each of their five matches over the weekend. Courtney was also named to the All-Tournament team along with teammate Amber Ries. Courtney had one double-double and a team-high 15 kills in two matches. The
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Instagram was all of 13 employees and 27 months old when it sold to Facebook for $1 billion. But Hipstamatic, Camera Awesome and Camera+ were so far ahead when it comes to user downloads that officials ruled that Facebook was catching up via acquisition and not suppressing competition.
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The parties' revenue models are also very different. While Facebook generates revenue from advertising and users purchasing virtual and digital goods via Facebook, Instagram does not generate any revenue.
Instagram was Apple's 2011 App of the Year and has high-profile users, such as President Barack Obama. However, Britain's OFT also included that Instagram users often use pseudonyms, whereas Facebook profiles are "real identities" (proving that members of OFT have no friends whose dogs have Facebook accounts).
If Facebook were to limit Instagram users to only posting on its platform, it would likely reduce Instagram's appeal and value.
The report interestingly points out that Google recently acquired Wildfire Interactive, a social media marketing company, and that Google+ and Google Play pose the largest competitive threat to Facebook -- both platforms can attract targeted, product advertising as well as brand-awareness advertising verticals.
Overall, Google appears to have several options for retaliation in the event that its social network was foreclosed by the merger parties.
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Dundurn Press www.dundurn.com and the Ontario Genealogical Society (OGS) www.ogs.on.ca have formed a joint imprint to publish books on Canadian genealogy. The announcement was made through a press release dated December 22, 2008.
The imprint will be called OGS Dundurn, and will be overseen by representatives from both organizations. OGS will be responsible for finding authors, receiving manuscripts, and the initial screening. Both organizations will be responsible for marketing - the OGS with the genealogical community, and Dunburn to bookstores.
Kirk Howard, President and Publisher, Dundurn Press, said, "As a long-time member of the OGS, I have admired the many ways in which the OGS connects with the genealogical community. In working together to publish books of genealogy significance, we will build on this success and be able to reach a wider readership."
Don Hinchley, OGS President, said, "Our partnership with Dundurn Press will provide those in the genealogy community with new resource material. We hope to encourage new authors through this partnership."
Dundurn Press has published books for over 35 years, and the OGS is the largest genealogical organization in the country, with over 4,500 members in 31 Branches across Ontario.
Anyone interested in publishing with the new imprint should contact the OGS at email@example.com.
Ottawa writer, June Coxon, wrote about Dundurn Press after she interviewed them at the OGS Conference '08, held last May in London, Ontario. The story is found at http://genealogycanada.blogspot.com/2008/09/worldvitalrecordscom-partners-with.html.


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Written by Karl Fulves
Work of Various
300 pages (Hardcover),
published by L&L Publishing
Illustrated with drawings by Joseph K. Schmidt.
Language: English
(493 entries)
|Comments & References
|introduction\n\nkarl fulves 1993 Karl Fulves
|foreword\n\ngeorge daily 1993 George Daily
|necronomicron\nprediction paper clipped to indifferent card, see also p. 864 for comment by fulves\nj. w. sarles\nkarl fulves\np. 20 for idea by gari diringer 1965 J. W. Sarles, Karl Fulves
|paper clip slide switch\npaper clip slides from one card to another with paper\nj. w. sarles\nkarl fulves 1965 J. W. Sarles, Karl Fulves
|Paper Clip Slide Switch
|w.o.w.\nsecret list written "white on white" with empty typewriter\ndon nielson 1965 Don Nielson
|hell's bells\nmedium rings bell on selected card, including variation by aaron wainer\nkarl fulves 1965 Karl Fulves
|Hell's Bells
|etcetera\n\nbob bergheim\nc. r. tracy\nallen kitchen\njohn a. sznek\npaul berger 1965 Bob Bergheim, C. R. Tracy, Allen Kitchen, John A. Sznek, Paul Berger
|the black room\nsilk/tissue of chosen color travels from glass tumbler behind spectator's back to wrapped tumbler\nkarl fulves\np. 20 for idea by sid lorraine 1965 Karl Fulves
|The Black Room
|lox\ndeck with hole on lock, selection peeked, removed under handkerchief, glued peek-card, see also p. 15 for additional ideas, see p. 737 for credit information\nlu brent\nlox\nlu brent 1965 Lu Brent
|doubles\ntwo slates, message on one, spectator chooses right one, flap\naaron wainer 1965 Aaron Wainer
|a magical reverse\ncard selected in one deck becomes reversed in second deck, for force psychomatic deck is suggested\nwilliam terry culpepper 1965 William Terry Culpepper
|A Magical Reverse
|the great sex detector scandal\nreprinted from sphinx\ndr. albert m. wilson\noliver kendall\nj. f. rinn\nkarl fulves 1965 Dr. Albert M. Wilson, Oliver Kendall, J. F. Rinn, Karl Fulves
|The Great Sex Detector Scandal
|on nielson's "problem in prophecy"\nthree colored cigars/cigarettes, three bowls, one of each selected and predicted\nstewart james\ndon nielson\nproblem in prophecy\ndon nielsen 1965 Stewart James, Don Nielson
|On Nielson's "Problem in Prophecy"
|etcetera\n\nstewart james 1965 Stewart James
|scroll\nbill rolled up, vanished cigarette appears inside\nben christopher 1965 Ben Christopher
|blackstone's 10-card trick\nspectator finds his own card in ten-card packet\nharry blackstone\nharry louine\nblackstone's card\n unknown 1965 Harry Blackstone, Harry Louine
|Blackstone's 10-Card Trick
|the st. nicholas aces\nblack deuces are pushed reversed in deck twice to locate ace, the next time the sandwich cards become the last two aces\nkarl fulves\nthe royal lovers\nr. sid spocane ii\nreturn to st. nicholas\npeter duffie 1965 Karl Fulves
|The St. Nicholas Aces
|aces in belt\n\n unknown 1965 Unknown
|Aces in Belt
|influence of evil\nfive esp symbols on slate, one spectator rubs out four of them behind back, another selects esp card from deck, they match\neddie clever\np. 35 for suggestion by peter warlock 1966 Eddie Clever
|Influence of Evil
|more monte\nusing bill\nbob farrell\nmoney monte\nben christopher 1966 Bob Farrell
|More Monte
|etcetera\nwith rant on "too many card tricks" by levatino\nlu brent\ne. leslie may\npaul sweetman\ndavid price\nj. m. levatino 1966 Lu Brent, E. Leslie May, Paul Sweetman, David Price, J. M. Levatino
|remote recovery\nsee also p. 864 for comment by karl fulves\nsteve shimm\nglass powder suggestion by art lyle on page 31 1966 Steve Shimm
|Remote Recovery
|quartet\nselection in envelope, both torn, envelope restored, then card inside\nkarl fulves 1966 Karl Fulves
|dark vision\nfour cards selected, one put in envelope rest shuffle back, all divined in other room, fair conditions, secret deck switch, deck top-edgemarked with line during performance, see also p. 864 for comment by j. g. thompson\npeter alexis\np. 35 for comment by bob hemple\ninformant\nkarl fulves\ntop notch\nkarl fulves 1966 Peter Alexis
|Dark Vision
|babel\nbill kuethe, on james t. deacy, publishing a periodical\nkarl fulves 1966 Karl Fulves
|static\nproblems with cards - no. one selection made by stabbing joker into deck without removing selection, how to control it solutions: see references\nkarl fulves\nstatic\nfrancis haxton\ncased static\nkarl fulves\nthree static solutions\nmilton kort\nfourth static solution\nmilton kort\nstatic\njames west\nstatic\nwilliam p. miesel 1966 Karl Fulves
|on nielson's "problem in prophecy"\nusing sponge balls\nrobert "bob" j. gunther\ndon nielson\nproblem in prophecy\ndon nielsen 1966 Robert "Bob" J. Gunther, Don Nielson
|On Nielson's "Problem in Prophecy"
|etcetera\n\nrobert "bob" j. gunther\nsid lorraine\nvictor marsh\ngari diringer\njohn hudak\ngeorge mclean 1966 Robert "Bob" J. Gunther, Sid Lorraine, Victor Marsh, Gari Diringer, John Hudak, George McLean
|dactyliomancy\nwhite rings marked by spectators, shuffled in hat\naaron wainer\np. 35 for thoughts by bob bergheim 1966 Aaron Wainer
|apex\ndate on coins divined\naaron wainer 1966 Aaron Wainer
|method for madness\nmedium in other room, card cut to in borrowed deck in darkness with flashlight, medium divines card, then has actual card in hand\nkarl fulves\nthe perfect crime\nkarl fulves 1966 Karl Fulves
|Method for Madness
|ah, sew\nthree thread spools on stick, when covered, the order changes\ntony cole 1966 Tony Cole
|Ah, Sew
|covenant\nace, two and three are shuffled and distributed amongst three spectators, performer divines who has which card\nkarl fulves\ncovenant\nkarl fulves\ntest results\ntony bartolotta 1966 Karl Fulves
|babel\nexposure in curry's "magician's magic", flosso, "the weird influence" by stewart smith\nkarl fulves 1966 Karl Fulves
|fourtold retold variation\nfour selections predicted on giant pips\nnorman osborn\nfourtold retold\nkarl fulves 1966 Norman Osborn
|Fourtold Retold Variation
|etcetera\n\nrobert parrish\nnorman osborn\nnorth bigbee\ndavid price\ntom harris\nphil smith 1966 Robert Parrish, Norman Osborn, North Bigbee, David Price, Tom Harris, Phil Smith
|remember me to hecuba\nred-backed card signed on back by spectator in red deck, blue-backed duplicate by magician, they transpose from underneath table to deck wrapped in handkerchief\nj. w. sarles\nkarl fulves 1966 J. W. Sarles, Karl Fulves
|Remember Me to Hecuba
|card steal with handkerchief\nas lapping\nj. w. sarles\nkarl fulves\np. 41 for comments 1966 J. W. Sarles, Karl Fulves
|Card Steal with Handkerchief
|satan's seal\ncoins predicted, then date\nben christopher\non satan's seal\nthe amazing maurice 1966 Ben Christopher
|Satan's Seal
|the "eagle" rope restoration\njoke\n unknown 1966 Unknown
|The "Eagle" Rope Restoration
|on nielson's "problem in prophecy"\nclose-up version\nrobert parrish\nproblem in prophecy\ndon nielsen 1966 Robert Parrish
|On Nielson's "Problem in Prophecy"
|babel\nharrison beale, johnny hart on television, origami stunt shown by neal elias, eagle rope restoration, mike zens with linking ring idea, tom harris' planned memorized deck manuscript\nkarl fulves 1966 Karl Fulves
|seclusion\nproblems with cards - no. two card cut to with deck under handkerchief and replaced, also multiple cards for solutions see references\nkarl fulves\nseclusion\npaul sweetman\nseclusion\nfrancis haxton\nseclusion\ngeorge de ghetto\nseclusion\nmike rogers 1966 Karl Fulves
|static\ntwo solutions\nfrancis haxton\nstatic\nkarl fulves 1966 Francis Haxton
|crimp under spread\n\n unknown 1966 Unknown
|Crimp under Spread
|cased static\ndeck in case, scotch tape, solution\nkarl fulves\nstatic\nkarl fulves 1966 Karl Fulves
|Cased Static
|multiple out billet slate\nfour billets\nben christopher 1966 Ben Christopher
|Multiple Out Billet Slate
|three static solutions\nthree solutions\nmilton kort\nstatic\nkarl fulves 1966 Milton Kort
|Three Static Solutions
|etcetera\non levatino's "too many card tricks" complaint, magic as art\nart lyle\nneil ulritch\nmax underwood 1966 Art Lyle, Neil Ulritch, Max Underwood
|reader's digest card trick\nscotch tape secretly attached to key card\ndon nielson 1966 Don Nielson
|Reader's Digest Card Trick
|a stitch in time\nsmall needle on black thread, big needle on white thread, change places after lights are out\nralph gironda 1966 Ralph Gironda
|A Stitch in Time
|penultimate prophecy\ntwo cards and positions predicted with amusing prediction\nkarl fulves 1966 Karl Fulves
|Penultimate Prophecy
|the odds against me\n\nkarl fulves\njohn scarne 1966 Karl Fulves (reviewer)
|The Odds Against Me
|silk divination\nspectator touches silk while performer is out of the room, performer knows which one, assistant\nal baker 1966 Al Baker
|Silk Divination
|picture cake production\npictures of flour, eggs, ... transform into picture of cake\njay weiler 1966 Jay Weiler
|Picture Cake Production
|age puzzle\n\n unknown\nsolution on p. 38 1966 Unknown
|Age Puzzle
|babel\ns.a.m. annual show with al flosso, cardini, scarne, davenport's, jay weiler, exposure\nkarl fulves 1966 Karl Fulves
|etcetera\n\npeter warlock\nbob bergheim\nbob hemple\nfritz krotof 1966 Peter Warlock, Bob Bergheim, Bob Hemple, Fritz Krotof
|seven sinners\nspelling james bond enemies on cards, then psychometry\ntony shiels 1966 Tony Shiels
|Seven Sinners
|quadrangular cup\nfirst cup, then ring is magically threaded onto rope under handkerchief\nj. w. sarles 1966 J. W. Sarles
|Quadrangular Cup
|phonetics\nrandom person called during performance says that he also has a magician guest who had him choose a card, they match\naaron wainer 1966 Aaron Wainer
|the golden ring\nends of rope in cup, ring thrown inside, penetrates rope\nj. w. sarles 1966 J. W. Sarles
|The Golden Ring
|sensitive fingers\nnaming card when feeling them behind back, then cards on either side of a selection\njack avis\nsensitive fingers\nroy johnson 1966 Jack Avis
|Sensitive Fingers
|the bet without odds\nproblems with cards - no. three one red card in black pile and vice versa, spectator should choose a pile and find a black card, but he chooses black pile and the only red card therein for solutions see references\nkarl fulves\nthe bet without odds - solutions\nedward marlo\nthe bet without odds\nroy johnson\nthe proposition\nbruce cervon 1966 Karl Fulves
|The Bet without Odds
|fourth static solution\nsolution\nmilton kort\nstatic\nkarl fulves 1966 Milton Kort
|Fourth Static Solution
|seclusion\nselection underneath handkerchief, cyclical stack with corner shorts, solution\npaul sweetman\nseclusion\nkarl fulves 1966 Paul Sweetman
|seclusion\nselection underneath handkerchief, solution\nfrancis haxton\nseclusion\nkarl fulves 1966 Francis Haxton
|seclusion\nselection underneath handkerchief, solution\ngeorge de ghetto\nseclusion\nkarl fulves 1966 George de Ghetto
|babel\ntommy cooper, john mulholland quote, bill simon tale, faro tricks\nkarl fulves 1966 Karl Fulves
|named red card in black packet\nas a problem\nwilliam p. miesel\nnamed red card in black packet\nedward marlo 1966 William P. Miesel
|Named Red Card in Black Packet
|cheating at cribbage\n\nvictor marsh 1966 Victor Marsh
|Cheating at Cribbage
|etcetera\n\nbruce cervon\nwilliam p. miesel\nbill simon\nvictor marsh 1966 Bruce Cervon, William P. Miesel, Bill Simon, Victor Marsh
|the red queen's move\nspectator guesses red or black, red-black pairs formed on table, see also p. 864 for credit information\nkarl fulves\na red queen note\nkarl fulves 1966 Karl Fulves
|The Red Queen's Move
|haunted silk\nwhite silk clings to black silk, then moves up and behind black silk and vanishes, reel\ntony cole 1966 Tony Cole
|Haunted Silk
|haunted silk ii\nsilk with knot clings to wall and unknots itself there, reel\ntony cole 1966 Tony Cole
|Haunted Silk II
|the connection\nassistant phoned, he divines card\nkarl fulves\nthe connection\n unknown 1966 Karl Fulves
|The Connection
|batman vs. joker\nbatman symbol appears on chosen (forced) joker\njerry lubin 1966 Jerry Lubin
|Batman vs. Joker
|babel\ndeath of stewart judah & stanley collins, flosso\nkarl fulves 1966 Karl Fulves
|the bet without odds - solutions\nthree methods, see also p. 47 and "technicolor prediction" (ireland year book 1962)\nedward marlo\nthe bet without odds\nkarl fulves 1966 Edward Marlo
|The Bet without Odds - Solutions
|unthreading needles in mouth\n\njack mcmillen 1966 Jack McMillen
|Unthreading Needles in Mouth
|magnetized needle\nneedle clings to razor blade\nhenry lannering 1966 Henry Lannering
|Magnetized Needle
|etcetera\n\nace gorham\nedward marlo\ndon tanner\nhenry lannering 1966 Ace Gorham, Edward Marlo, Don Tanner, Henry Lannering
|lesson in larceny\nten card packet, spectator deals cards from top or bottom and gets a straight, performer aces\nroy walton\nstrictly straight\nrussell "rusduck" duck\nbabel\nkarl fulves\nlesson in larceny\nroy walton\na card force\nkarl fulves\nmel bennett\nyou cheat me, i cheat you\nbob farmer 1966 Roy Walton
|Lesson In Larceny
|deck turnover\n\n unknown 1966 Unknown
|Deck Turnover
|the truth machine\nspirit bell as lie detector, body bell\nfred lowe\n"nothing but the truth" (the wizard, sept./oct. 1950) 1966 Fred Lowe
|The Truth Machine
|card flight\ncard on tabled deck changes with coin on top, hole in card, tosheroon\nedward marlo\nbabel\nkarl fulves\nrising in china\nbernard bilis 1966 Edward Marlo
|Card Flight
|snap!\nrubber band around folded business card, both cut but rubber band remains intact, should be called "snappy"\nsid lorraine\ncomment on p. 52\nbabel\nkarl fulves 1966 Sid Lorraine
|babel\nhimber's broadway production "abracadabra", doll house illusion, hedy jo star, mulholland collection\nkarl fulves 1966 Karl Fulves
|spectator divines cards\nventroliquism as method\nj. w. sarles 1966 J. W. Sarles
|Spectator Divines Cards
|out for number divination\n\njoseph dunninger 1966 Joseph Dunninger
|Out for Number Divination
|etcetera\n\nedward marlo\njohn wuthrow\nnorth bigbee 1966 Edward Marlo, John Wuthrow, North Bigbee
|named red card in black packet\nsolution to miesel's problem\nedward marlo\nnamed red card in black packet\nwilliam p. miesel 1966 Edward Marlo
|Named Red Card in Black Packet
|named card sandwich\nnamed card appears between isolated jokers, posed as a problem\nedward marlo 1966 Edward Marlo
|Named Card Sandwich
|the wonderful coin trick\ncoin held with visible pull as gag, then really vanishes from end of pull\nal flosso\nkarl fulves\npull gag\nlu brent\nein unorthodoxer münzentrick\nmichael skinner\nthe wonderful coin trick revisited\nmichael skinner 1966 Al Flosso, Karl Fulves
|The Wonderful Coin Trick
|paradiction\ncard cut to from cased deck is predicted, stripper, see p. 874 for credit information\npeter alexis\n"new cut card location" (edgar, harry leat's magic of the depots 1924)\nleon maguire's card force\nleon maguire\nthe other shoe\nken krenzel\nkarl fulves 1966 Peter Alexis
|babel\ndr. john henry grossman, magic shops\nkarl fulves 1966 Karl Fulves
|mathematically inclined\nten digits used for longer calculation, result instantly seen by performer, for credit discussion see reference\nl. vosburgh lyons\nthomas alan waters\np. 70\np. 105 for historic notes by ronald wohl\ntriangle card trick\nbruce cervon\nmathematically inclined\nl. vosburgh lyons 1966 L. Vosburgh Lyons, Thomas Alan Waters
|Mathematically Inclined
|and then there were none\nproblems with cards - no. four ace assembly with five cards (aces and indifferent), a bit like dumbed-down open travelers\nkarl fulves\nand then there were none\nbob still\nand then there were none\nkarl fulves\nthe ultimate invisible assembly\nrichard kaufman 1966 Karl Fulves
|And Then There Were None
|coercion\nproblems with cards - no. five card reversed behind back by performer, then spectator, same card\nj. w. sarles\ncoercion\nfrancis haxton\ntaking turns\njerry k. hartman 1966 J. W. Sarles
|four from eight\nproblems with cards - no. six two torn up cards mixed up in bag, performer removes four pieces which make up one card\nkarl fulves\nfour from eight\ngeorge de ghetto\njigsaw\nkarl fulves 1966 Karl Fulves
|Four from Eight
|the isolated instance\nproblems with cards - no. seven paper wall with half deck protruding on both sides, spectator removes and reinserts card on one side, performer same on other side\nkarl fulves 1966 Karl Fulves
|The Isolated Instance
|static\nsolution\njames west\nstatic\nkarl fulves 1966 James West
|static\nsolution\nwilliam p. miesel\nstatic\nkarl fulves 1966 William P. Miesel
|seclusion\nsolution\nmike rogers\nseclusion\nkarl fulves 1966 Mike Rogers
|the bet without odds\nsolution\nroy johnson\nthe bet without odds\nkarl fulves 1966 Roy Johnson
|The Bet without Odds
|etcetera\nhow dunninger fooled dr. james elliott, magic as art\nrobert lund\nrobert stine\ndan fowler\njack avis 1966 Robert Lund, Robert Stine, Dan Fowler, Jack Avis
|poker dice coincidence\npoker dice match dealt hand, posed as a problem\njack avis 1966 Jack Avis
|Poker Dice Coincidence
|card flip bar stunt\n\n unknown 1966 Unknown
|Card Flip Bar Stunt
|greeks bearing gifts\nfour queens removed, one selected and found, repeated in different ways, last queen torn and initialed piece found, initials as one-way feature\nkarl fulves\np. 76 for alternative ending by al altman\ngreeks bearing gifts\nkarl fulves 1966 Karl Fulves
|Greeks Bearing Gifts
|if at first\nperformer doesn't find card, even when its corner is torn off\ncharlie miller\np. 82 for fred higgens odd-backed variation 1966 Charlie Miller
|If At First
|the proposition\nblack card in red half, spectator should remove a red one, whole packet changes to black\nbruce cervon\nthe bet without odds\nkarl fulves 1966 Bruce Cervon
|The Proposition
|babel\nal flosso recovering, jay palmer's sword cabinet, convention in hastings, lay criticism\nkarl fulves 1966 Karl Fulves
|sword through spectator\nconfederate\njay weiler\nkarl fulves 1966 Jay Weiler, Karl Fulves
|Sword through Spectator
|the heebie jeebies\ndice from middle picket up in dice stacking, no details\nkarl fulves 1966 Karl Fulves
|The Heebie Jeebies
|etcetera\nbullet catching by roland hill\nrobert "bob" j. gunther\nbob hemple\nthe amazing maurice 1966 Robert "Bob" J. Gunther, Bob Hemple, The Amazing Maurice
|on satan's seal\none of four coins chosen, predicted\nthe amazing maurice\nsatan's seal\nben christopher 1966 The Amazing Maurice
|on Satan's Seal
|band writer gag\n\nbob hemple 1966 Bob Hemple
|Band Writer Gag
|serpent silk\nborrowed white handkerchief transposes with colored handkerchief in spectator's pocket, see p. 874 for credit information in mum by persi diaconis\nr. sid spocane ii 1966 R. Sid Spocane II
|Serpent Silk
|spirit music\ntumbler with pencil rings like spirit bell, ungaffed\nroy fromer 1966 Roy Fromer
|Spirit Music
|little albert\nany word from any book, written in red on business card, then named word in blue on other business card, they match\nkarl fulves\np. 76 for title explanation\nlittle albert slate variation\njames porter\nkarl fulves\ntrue test conditions\nkarl fulves\nlittle albert\nkarl fulves\nalbertest\nthomas alan waters 1966 Karl Fulves
|Little Albert
|babel\nfaro shuffle manuscript, die box\nkarl fulves 1966 Karl Fulves
|strange command\n\nkarl fulves\nj. stewart smith 1966 Karl Fulves (reviewer)
|Strange Command
|card on ceiling idea\nwax on ceiling\nj. w. sarles 1966 J. W. Sarles
|Card on Ceiling Idea
|etcetera\nmagic square\nlu brent\nwalter beaumont\nbob still 1966 Lu Brent, Walter Beaumont, Bob Still
|pull gag\npull shown, silk vanishes, pull shown empty\nlu brent\nthe wonderful coin trick\nal flosso\nkarl fulves 1966 Lu Brent
|Pull Gag
|clocks\nspectator sets his watch to any time which is then divined\ndon nielson\np. 71 for diaconis idea\nclocks variation\nsandy vogel 1966 Don Nielson
|clocks\nspectator sets his watch to any time, time duplicated on performer's watch\nkarl fulves\ntime force\nthe amazing maurice\nvariation in handling\nkarl fulves 1966 Karl Fulves
|twas brillig\nperformer makes sand stream in hourglass stop\nj. w. sarles\nkarl fulves\np. 76 for further thoughts by sarles\ntwas brillig\nkarl fulves 1966 J. W. Sarles, Karl Fulves
|Twas Brillig
|order in the court\npseudo gambling game with five cards of royal flush\ndai vernon\np. 77 for credit information 1966 Dai Vernon
|Order in the Court
|babel\nlarry weeks new york convention, jay weiler, critics of magazines, magigram, coding with dog whistle (see also p. 176)\nkarl fulves 1966 Karl Fulves
|and then there were none\nsmall-packet brainwave posed as a problem, face-up three card monte\nbob still\nand then there were none\nkarl fulves\nface-up monte\nmel stover 1966 Bob Still
|And Then There Were None
|and then there were none\nassembly with only five cards, solution\nkarl fulves\nand then there were none\nkarl fulves 1966 Karl Fulves
|And Then There Were None
|coercion\nsolution\nfrancis haxton\ncoercion\nj. w. sarles 1966 Francis Haxton
|four from eight\nsolution with restoration finish\ngeorge de ghetto\nfour from eight\nkarl fulves 1966 George de Ghetto
|Four from Eight
|etcetera\n"r. sid spocane ii"\npersi diaconis\nbob bergheim\nhoward cross\nrobert eagle\nmurry graham 1966 Persi Diaconis, Bob Bergheim, Howard Cross, Robert Eagle, Murry Graham
|repeat circus card trick\nwith duplicate\nrobert eagle 1966 Robert Eagle
|Repeat Circus Card Trick
|rough smooth card on ceiling\nnot-so-serious idea\nmurry graham 1966 Murry Graham
|Rough Smooth Card on Ceiling
|triangulation\ntiling puzzle\nl. vosburgh lyons\np. 70 for credits 1966 L. Vosburgh Lyons
|foregone conclusion\nsix matches, spectator choses any number of matches, number predicted by die in matchbox\nben christopher\np. 70 for credits\np. 81 for idea by danny fowler\na novel match box and die trick\ntom sellers\nmatchbox & die\naaron wainer 1966 Ben Christopher
|Foregone Conclusion
|inversion\ninverted glass with ring inside covered with paper tube, rice poured in, rice and ring transpose\ntony cole\np. 88 for further comments 1967 Tony Cole
|smart alexis\nthree-of-a-kind removed, then choses a card face-down which matches\nstewart james\np. 77 for credit information\np. 88 for comment by george mclean\naces\npeter alexis\nsmart alexis ii\nlu brent\ngambler's last chance\nfrancis haxton 1967 Stewart James
|Smart Alexis
|babel\ngary moore hour, harrison beale, sleight-heavy card tricks, ali bongo lecture, mexican joe crimp\nkarl fulves 1967 Karl Fulves
|ovette master move\n\njoseph ovette 1967 Joseph Ovette
|Ovette Master Move
|dichotomy\nperformer and spectator both have spades cards with same back design, they exchange one card, they both retain thirteen different cards\nj. w. sarles\ndichotomy follow-up\njohn ackerman\nreverse coincidence\nj. w. sarles\nlittle alice\nkarl fulves 1967 J. W. Sarles
|etcetera\non critisicm\nclaude crowe\nal altmann\nj. w. sarles\njohn hudak\nedward g. brown 1967 Claude Crowe, Al Altmann, J. W. Sarles, John Hudak, Edward G. Brown
|printer's demon\nphoned medium reveals content on a page on freely selected newspaper, see p. 874 for credit information\njohn hudak\nlife liberty or -\njames g. thompson jr. 1967 John Hudak
|Printer's Demon
|end papers\ntwo papers folded in quarters, one paper punched to make four holes, one travels to other paper\nlu brent\np. 77\nhole flight\nharvey rosenthal\nendpapers\nlu brent 1967 Lu Brent
|End Papers
|draw poker plus\n25-card deck can be dealt in as many piles as often as spectators want, yet performer receives royal flush\nroy walton\ncorrection on p. 86\nprimitive poker\nkarl fulves\nroy walton 1967 Roy Walton
|Draw Poker Plus
|dead easy location\nfour key cards\nroy walton\nlarry jennings problem 1967 Roy Walton
|Dead Easy Location
|babel\nroy walton, johnny platt, faro possibilities, dunninger performance with telephone trick, categorizing and indexing magic tricks\nkarl fulves 1967 Karl Fulves
|etcetera\n\nthe amazing maurice\nfred higgens\nsandy vogel\nrobert parrish 1967 The Amazing Maurice, Fred Higgens, Sandy Vogel, Robert Parrish
|time force\n\nthe amazing maurice\nclocks\nkarl fulves 1967 The Amazing Maurice
|Time Force
|clocks variation\n\nsandy vogel\nclocks\ndon nielson 1967 Sandy Vogel
|Clocks Variation
|palindrome effect\nworked out "several years ago"\nrobert parrish 1967 Robert Parrish
|Palindrome Effect
|conspicuous consumption\ntwo odd-backed jacks (cannibals) eat four missionaries (aces), on top of deck, second deal\nroy walton\nthe cannibal cards\nroy walton 1967 Roy Walton
|Conspicuous Consumption
|color - sense\neight indicator cards distributed on table, deck shuffled in four packets, then distributed on top of those eight cards, the piles match the indicator card in color\nroy walton\ncorrection on p. 86 1967 Roy Walton
|Color - Sense
|mirror mirror\npaper strip with mirror words (otto, wow, ...), performer writes "top" and "bottom" on either end, when held in mirror top and bottom change places\ndr. jacob daley\nl. vosburgh lyons\nmirror, mirror\ndr. jacob daley\nl. vosburgh lyons 1967 Dr. Jacob Daley, L. Vosburgh Lyons
|Mirror Mirror
|babel\non annual s.a.m. show in brooklyn, ernest lehner, milbourne christopher, hofzinser's eye quote\nkarl fulves 1967 Karl Fulves
|etcetera\n\ngeorge mclean\nlu brent\nbruce cervon\ngeorge blake 1967 George McLean, Lu Brent, Bruce Cervon, George Blake
|smart alexis ii\nthree-of-a-kind removed, then choses a card face-down which matches\nlu brent\nsmart alexis\nstewart james 1967 Lu Brent
|Smart Alexis II
|triangle card trick\ncard version, final value predicted\nbruce cervon\nmathematically inclined\nl. vosburgh lyons\nthomas alan waters 1967 Bruce Cervon
|Triangle Card Trick
|grand slam\nmarked one of three coins penetrates filled glass covered with handkerchief\nsteve belchou\nu. f. grant 1967 Steve Belchou, U. F. Grant
|Grand Slam
|sleeving with handkerchief\n\nsteve belchou 1967 Steve Belchou
|Sleeving with Handkerchief
|epic slate test\nsum prediction\npeter alexis\np. 98 for suggestion by robert parrish\nepic slate test - alternate method\ntony bartolotta\nepic slate test\nkarl fulves\n16 digits\nalexander de cova\npeter alexis 1967 Peter Alexis
|Epic Slate Test
|hooker rising cards\naccount of performance 0. introduction 1. miltiades awakes 2. the queen's greeting 3. the king arrives in his aeroplane 4. arrival of the queens 5. the parade 6. a romance and a tragedy 7. the troublesome joker 8. an interesting experiment 9. seeing is believing 10. follow your leader 11. the encircling ring 12. the mystery deepens 13. miltiades iii 14. a positive test 15. the dance 16. the signed card 17. how many? 18. and still the mystery grows 19. acrobats 20. the conquest of the air 21. midnight frolic see p. 874\njohn mulholland 1967 John Mulholland
|Hooker Rising Cards
|silver ghost\ncoin through handkerchief into glass, tape\nj. w. sarles 1967 J. W. Sarles
|Silver Ghost
|babel\nhooker rising, suit against magic magazine, gene shelley, bob follmer\nkarl fulves 1967 Karl Fulves
|face-up monte\ncredit information\nmel stover\nand then there were none\nbob still 1967 Mel Stover
|Face-Up Monte
|epic slate test - alternate method\nsum prediction\ntony bartolotta\nepic slate test\npeter alexis 1967 Tony Bartolotta
|Epic Slate Test - Alternate Method
|etcetera\non criticism and john hudak's letter\ntom mckay\nc. l. mason\npaul betts\nrobert parrish 1967 Tom McKay, C. L. Mason, Paul Betts, Robert Parrish
|posi-negative cards\nmagnetic colors variation\nj. w. sarles\np. 116 for comment by fred g. taylor, fulves and backdating to 1958\n"you did it" (t.s. ransom, ibidem #16, p. 11)\nposi-negative cards\nj. w. sarles\nposi-negative cards\nj. w. sarles\nfollow me\nkarl fulves 1967 J. W. Sarles
|Posi-Negative Cards
|jog control\ncard openly inserted from side\nj. w. sarles\njog control variation\nbill simon\nj. w. sarles 1967 J. W. Sarles
|Jog Control
|spectral rings\nwhite and black rings come off and onto rope under cover of handkerchief, three phases\nj. w. sarles\np. 109 for reference to "linx" in new phoenix #397\ntable time (mike roger, mum april 1967)\nlinx\n unknown 1967 J. W. Sarles
|Spectral Rings
|magician vs pickpocket\nsigned card in deck, deck rubber banded, wrapped in newspaper and put in spectator's pocket, performer reaches in and removes signed card, see p. 874 for vague charles jordan credit\nrobert parrish\np. 116 for correction 1967 Robert Parrish
|Magician vs Pickpocket
|babel\nimpromptu levitation, bob still with magicians only gags, charlie miller, al flosso cartoon\nkarl fulves 1967 Karl Fulves
|impromptu levitation\npushup on floor\n unknown 1967 Unknown
|Impromptu Levitation
|red magic\nspectator places some red cards in his left and right jacket pockets, performer divines number\npeter alexis\nred magic variation\nbruce cervon\nearl keyser\nhummer's little stranger\nbob hummer\nred magic\nkarl fulves 1967 Peter Alexis
|Red Magic
|etcetera\n\nrobert brethen\nharold hill\njohn ackerman 1967 Robert Brethen, Harold Hill, John Ackerman
|31 prediction test finish\nsum prediction with appearing prediction via out to lunch\ntheodore annemann 1967 Theodore Annemann
|31 Prediction Test Finish
|dichotomy follow-up\nperformer names spade card which spectator put in his pocket, marked faces\njohn ackerman\ndichotomy\nj. w. sarles 1967 John Ackerman
|Dichotomy Follow-Up
|on dunninger's slate trick\nand al baker's improvement\nburling hull 1967 Burling Hull
|on Dunninger's Slate Trick
|extraction\nmiddle glass of stack of three has water, stack covered, coins are thrown in an some of them penetrate top glass, de kolta glass\nben christopher\namazing wonder tube\ned morrisey 1967 Ben Christopher
|utility vanish\nwine in tumbler, empty glass in hat, wine poured into glass, travels back, then wine vanishes, wonder glass\nben christopher 1967 Ben Christopher
|Utility Vanish
|readers\nperformer locates card while wearing suspicious glasses, when spectator wears glasses he sees the marks, but all card are marked with same value\nbruce cervon\np. 108 for forcing deck idea by lu brent\nreaders\nbruce cervon 1967 Bruce Cervon
|epilogue\ncard turned over in one deck turns over in other deck, selection written on card in one deck appears on same card in other deck\nkarl fulves\np. 109 for reference 1967 Karl Fulves
|babel\nthe psychic ted serios, effects by bob follmer, confederate in a lecture story\nkarl fulves 1967 Karl Fulves
|roperama\nprofessors's nightmare with restoration\ned mishell\np. 109 for reference 1967 Ed Mishell
|etcetera\n\nfred becker 1967 Fred Becker
|out of this world variant\nreally shuffled\nfred becker 1967 Fred Becker
|Out of this World Variant
|jog control variation\n\nbill simon\nj. w. sarles\njog control\nj. w. sarles\nsimon card control\nbill simon 1967 Bill Simon, J. W. Sarles
|Jog Control Variation
|incorporated color control\n- part one: pairs attract each other after riffle shuffle (rbbr-rbbr-...) - part two: spectator lays out pairs on table, performer knows which ones are black and which red - part three: number of color-matching pairs kind of predicted\nkarl fulves\np. 109 for comment\nthe candy king\nstewart james\nincorporated color control with coins\nbob hemple\ncolor control - mentalists night out\nkarl fulves\nincorporated color control\nkarl fulves\nthe red and the black\npaul curry\nriffle shuffle control\nkarl fulves\nincorporated color control\nkarl fulves\nbackwards bet\nkarl fulves 1967 Karl Fulves
|Incorporated Color Control
|paper clip holdout\ninside case\nkarl fulves\np. 122 for idea by george blake\nmodified paper clip holdout\nsid lorraine\nkarl fulves 1967 Karl Fulves
|Paper Clip Holdout
|probability zero\nten business cards are numbered from one to ten on one side and the cards shuffled and turned over, spectator selects cards and the numbers from one to ten are written on the other side, they match\npaul curry\np. 133 for reference\nprobability zero\npaul curry\nprobability zero\npaul curry 1967 Paul Curry
|Probability Zero
|gambler's last chance\nperformer holds four cards, spectator choses any card face-down, it completes royal flush\nfrancis haxton\nsmart alexis\nstewart james\ngambler's last chance\nfrancis haxton 1967 Francis Haxton
|Gambler's Last Chance
|babel\nhooker rising cards, george mcathy's books, bruce posgate, sid lorraine business card line\nkarl fulves 1967 Karl Fulves
|prelude\nexplaining "dealing heavy" to audience, then surplus card vanishes\nkarl fulves 1967 Karl Fulves
|etcetera\nhobbyist vs professionals\nfred g. taylor\nclayton rawson\njack avis 1967 Fred G. Taylor, Clayton Rawson, Jack Avis
|blowing your own horn\nwriting on business card changes from "musician" to "magician"\nsid lorraine 1967 Sid Lorraine
|Blowing Your Own Horn
|never grow old\nlengthy procedure after which two mates are reversed in two halves\nj. stewart smith 1967 J. Stewart Smith
|Never Grow Old
|mental block\ncolor cube placed in opaque box, performer divines orientation\nl. vosburgh lyons 1967 L. Vosburgh Lyons
|Mental Block
|curious!\nturning time backwards so writing vanishes, watch reappears at spectator's wrist\ntony shiels 1967 Tony Shiels
|the borgia glass\ntwo balls in glass penetrate silk around glass\nalan brown\nal baker\np. 133 for suggestion by david harrell\nball and glass\nal baker 1967 Alan Brown, Al Baker
|The Borgia Glass
|babel\nburling hull, magic & mentalism mix\nkarl fulves 1967 Karl Fulves
|between two minds\nrutledge/thompson\nkarl fulves\nned rutledge 1967 Karl Fulves (reviewer)
|Between Two Minds
|the red and blue decks\nfrom "annemann's $50 manuscript" (ca. 1932)\ntheodore annemann\np. 133, 159 and 165 for general information on "annemann's $50 manuscript" 1967 Theodore Annemann
|The Red and Blue Decks
|slip transfer\nfrom deck to deck\n unknown 1967 Unknown
|Slip Transfer
|the stop trick\nfrom "annemann's $50 manuscript" (ca. 1932) 8/9s alternating set-up, two piles\ntheodore annemann 1967 Theodore Annemann
|The Stop Trick
|etcetera\nbusiness card idea by burling hull\nsid lorraine\ned morrisey\ngeorge blake\nburling hull 1967 Sid Lorraine, Ed Morrisey, George Blake, Burling Hull
|modified paper clip holdout\ninside case\nsid lorraine\nkarl fulves\npaper clip holdout\nkarl fulves 1967 Sid Lorraine, Karl Fulves
|Modified Paper Clip Holdout
|thread case holdout\n\ngeorge blake 1967 George Blake
|Thread Case Holdout
|tips on silks\nkeeping silks in top condition\nart lyle 1967 Art Lyle
|Tips on Silks
|a novel location\ncard selected face-up with fun presentation\ncharlie miller\np. 133 for related idea by norman houghton 1967 Charlie Miller
|A Novel Location
|omega spirit slates\ndisplay sequence for two slates with different colored surfaces, writing appears, example: some freely chosen cards placed between slates, some of their names appear written\nrobert parrish 1967 Robert Parrish
|Omega Spirit Slates
|two dice\nnumber calculated with throw of two dice divined\nkuda bux 1967 Kuda Bux
|Two Dice
|the fifty minute hour\nq&a with answers given via spirit writing on slates\njack posetary 1967 Jack Posetary
|The Fifty Minute Hour
|babel\nserios, baker/thayer/dunninger dispute on flap-slate concept, an evening with charlie miller show\nkarl fulves 1967 Karl Fulves
|new math\nnumber added with reversed number, left-out digit divined, "l'illusioniste" ca. 60 years ago\ndr. ben b. braude\np. 144 for suggestion by clyde cairy\ndevil's dial\nfrancis j. baker 1967 Dr. Ben B. Braude
|New Math
|etcetera\n\ngeorge jenness\nbruce cervon\nbob hemple 1967 George Jenness, Bruce Cervon, Bob Hemple
|red magic variation\nspectator places some red cards in his left and right jacket pockets, performer divines number\nbruce cervon\nearl keyser\nred magic\npeter alexis 1967 Bruce Cervon, Earl Keyser
|Red Magic Variation
|incorporated color control with coins\n\nbob hemple\nincorporated color control\nkarl fulves 1967 Bob Hemple
|Incorporated Color Control with Coins
|card stab outdone\nwith knife, card split in two sheets\nlu brent\nthe robin hood caper\nstephen minch\narrow-split-arrow\npaul harris 1967 Lu Brent
|Card Stab Outdone
|supremo deck switch\ngag with light switch on card case\ndon nielson\np. 146 for comment by lu brent 1967 Don Nielson
|Supremo Deck Switch
|another stop trick\nfrom "annemann's $50 manuscript" (ca. 1932), with annotation k to a set-up and countdown\ntheodore annemann 1967 Theodore Annemann
|Another Stop Trick
|cards in the cases\nfrom "annemann's $50 manuscript" (ca. 1932) cut-to card counted to in other deck via its value\ntheodore annemann 1967 Theodore Annemann
|Cards in the Cases
|the thought card\nfrom "annemann's $50 manuscript" (ca. 1932) duplicate & mexican turnover\ntheodore annemann\nthe thought card - annotation\ntheodore annemann 1967 Theodore Annemann
|The Thought Card
|pavel you say!\ntwo spectators select one of three silks, predicted, with variation by fulves\ngeorg heubeck\na silk prediction (pavel, abra #1107) 1967 Georg Heubeck
|Pavel You Say!
|nightmare in black\nfreely selected and signed card, duplicate turns over in other deck, disappearing ink and "same deck" approach, see also p. 679 for reference\ndon nielson\nkarl fulves\np. 159 for reference to use of gaffed case by roy walton (a scarf called moebius)\np. 160 for handling variation by bruce cervon\nseven circles (may 1931)\nback story\nkarl fulves 1967 Don Nielson, Karl Fulves
|Nightmare In Black
|babel\namazing randi vs. ted serios, jules eisenbud\nkarl fulves 1967 Karl Fulves
|top secrets of magic - volume 2\n\nkarl fulves\njames g. thompson jr. 1967 Karl Fulves (reviewer)
|Top Secrets of Magic - Volume 2
|match puzzle\nsee p. 144 for solution\n unknown\np. 172 for george blake suggestion 1967 Unknown
|Match Puzzle
|etcetera\n\nnorman houghton\njohnnie geddes\nscotty mcgregor\ndavid harrell 1967 Norman Houghton, Johnnie Geddes, Scotty McGregor, David Harrell
|phantom silks\napparently showing both ends of phantom tube\nj. w. sarles 1967 J. W. Sarles
|Phantom Silks
|visible deck switch\ntwo decks held together, both with three-sided double-color cases\ndon nielson\nkarl fulves 1967 Don Nielson, Karl Fulves
|Visible Deck Switch
|by any other name\ntwo methods (gaffed card & elmsley count)\nkarl fulves\np. 165 for comment\na problem\nj. w. sarles\ndon nielson\nby any other name variation\nfrancis haxton\nby any other name variation\nrobert parrish\nuniversals - the universal ghost\nroy walton\nthe universal mexican\nroy walton\ncomments\njon racherbaumer\ncervon's universals\nbruce cervon\ndescardes i\njerry k. hartman\nmirror image\njerry k. hartman 1967 Karl Fulves
|By Any Other Name
|tow minds\nspectator divines card by gazing into crystal\nj. w. sarles 1967 J. W. Sarles
|Tow Minds
|a friendly game\nbetting game with dice, proposition bet\npeter alexis\np. 155 for george henbeck comment 1967 Peter Alexis
|A Friendly Game
|twins\ntwo decks wrapped without jokers, two mates removed from underneath handkerchief, based on a leipzig idea from sphinx\nkarl fulves 1967 Karl Fulves
|ambulating glass\nring penetrates ribbon underneath wrapped glass, then glass penetrates table\nben christopher 1967 Ben Christopher
|Ambulating Glass
|a three cup routine\nwith sponge balls, billiard ball loads\ntony cole 1967 Tony Cole
|A Three Cup Routine
|all fair location\nred black divided & faro\nedward marlo 1967 Edward Marlo
|All Fair Location
|5 & 10\ntwo strips of paper or bills are folded together, then pulled apart\ndon nielson 1967 Don Nielson
|5 & 10
|the cards that can't be mixed\n4&4 odd-backed, red-backed faces change to black as finale\nkarl fulves\np. 165 for reference\nthe cards that can't be mixed\nkarl fulves\nfollow the leader & oil and water\nkarl fulves 1967 Karl Fulves
|The Cards That Can't Be Mixed
|salt go\nsalt vanishes inside black silk and becomes white silk, then becomes sugar\nralph gironda 1967 Ralph Gironda
|Salt Go
|four card brainwave\n\nroy walton\nmindwave two\ngene nielsen 1967 Roy Walton
|Four Card Brainwave
|finger ring\nring penetrates finger, finger bases covered with silk\njay weiler 1967 Jay Weiler
|Finger Ring
|jog control\n\ndai vernon 1967 Dai Vernon
|Jog Control
|little queenie\nwith bent corner\njay ose 1967 Jay Ose
|Little Queenie
|babel\n"tricks you can count on", eric mason's "legacy", charlie miller's lecture\nkarl fulves 1967 Karl Fulves
|open prediction\nsticky double facer\nbruce cervon\nopen prediction\nbruce cervon 1967 Bruce Cervon
|Open Prediction
|sound prophecy\nanimal from set of cards predicted with moo sound box, see p. 258 for idea by jim snapp\nlou derman 1967 Lou Derman
|Sound Prophecy
|computer cards\ncards dealt according to thought-of card, simplified\nray grismer\nbob hummer\np. 165 for references\nsuggestion by frank a. russell on p. 314\ncomputer mind\nray grismer\nmind reader's dream\nbob hummer 1967 Ray Grismer, Bob Hummer
|Computer Cards
|etcetera\nsee p. 1036 for real author (dr. h. t. hoffman)\nlu brent\nsam randlett\nf. william kuethe, jr.\ndavid teppit 1967 Lu Brent, Sam Randlett, F. William Kuethe, Jr., David Teppit
|the thought card - annotation\nfrom "annemann's $50 manuscript" (ca. 1932) spectator writes any card on back of card, magician divines it\ntheodore annemann\nthe thought card\ntheodore annemann 1967 Theodore Annemann
|The Thought Card - Annotation
|the color changing deck\nfrom "annemann's $50 manuscript" (ca. 1932) \ntheodore annemann 1967 Theodore Annemann
|The Color Changing Deck
|the card trick with new deck\nfrom "annemann's $50 manuscript" (ca. 1932) suit removed, all values spelled out\ntheodore annemann 1967 Theodore Annemann
|The Card Trick with New Deck
|another control\nbreak obtained above chosen card\ndai vernon 1967 Dai Vernon
|Another Control
|blindfold checkers\nchecker board, prediction details how to play so chosen color wins\nrobert ellenwold\nkarl fulves\np. 166 for credit information\ncheckers\nroy walton 1968 Robert Ellenwold, Karl Fulves
|Blindfold Checkers
|crazy clocks\nsee also p. 420 for comment by leslie may\nfred g. taylor\nspeaking of spells\ncushing strout\ncrazy clocks\nfred g. taylor\nstraight through the heart\ngavin ross 1968 Fred G. Taylor
|Crazy Clocks
|an unpublished trick\ncards face-up and face-down sorted by touch\ncharles t. jordan\np. 158 for correction 1968 Charles T. Jordan
|An Unpublished Trick
|serios business\nimitation of thought-photography of ted serios using small projector\nwilliam t. powers\nsam randlett\nedward marlo\ndick jarrow 1968 William T. Powers, Sam Randlett, Edward Marlo, Dick Jarrow
|Serios Business
|marked memory\nmarking numerical stack number of memorized deck instead of card value\nedward marlo 1968 Edward Marlo
|Marked Memory
|novel silk vanish\nsilk vanishes from matchbox covers\ntom sellers 1968 Tom Sellers
|Novel Silk Vanish
|the cast of the cards\n"cards & dice", poker deal, values determined by roll of dice show up in one hand\nkarl fulves\ncast of cards\nkarl fulves 1968 Karl Fulves
|The Cast of the Cards
|four sided triangle\n"cards & dice", three cards selected behind back according to roll of three dice, two located and one divined\nkarl fulves 1968 Karl Fulves
|Four Sided Triangle
|demon dice\n"cards & dice", nine poker dice, three spectators combine a hand and they're dealt out\nkarl fulves 1968 Karl Fulves
|Demon Dice
|hole card\ncard suddenly has a hole, stud poker presentation\nnorman houghton\nho-ho-hole card\nned rutledge 1968 Norman Houghton
|Hole Card
|four ace routine\nfrom "annemann's $50 manuscript" (ca. 1932) aces change to kings, appear in chosen pile, queens assemble as well\ntheodore annemann 1968 Theodore Annemann
|Four Ace Routine
|babel\nharry lorayne's deck-sterity, dai vernon as technical director for "mission impossible" sequence\nkarl fulves 1968 Karl Fulves
|etcetera\n\nfrancis haxton\nrobert parrish\ngeorge henbeck 1968 Francis Haxton, Robert Parrish, George Henbeck
|by any other name variation\nsee also p. 1036\nfrancis haxton\nby any other name\nkarl fulves 1968 Francis Haxton
|By Any Other Name Variation
|by any other name variation\nsee also p. 1036\nrobert parrish\nby any other name\nkarl fulves\ndescardes i\njerry k. hartman 1968 Robert Parrish
|By Any Other Name Variation
|3 jacks revamped\nduplicate jack, with credit information, see p. 200 for further credits\njohn braun\nrufus steele\n"jack-jack-jack" (rufus steele, card tricks you will do, 1928)\np. 172 for lin searles suggestion\nthree jacks revamped\ndr. taub 1968 John Braun, Rufus Steele
|3 Jacks Revamped
|babel\npuzzle by vosburgh lyons, sam randlett on robert-houdin's actor-magician quote\nkarl fulves 1968 Karl Fulves
|ultimate secrets of card magic\nbrief\nkarl fulves\ndai vernon\nlewis ganson 1968 Karl Fulves (reviewer)
|Ultimate Secrets of Card Magic
|master index to magic in print\n\nkarl fulves\njack potter 1968 Karl Fulves (reviewer)
|Master Index to Magic in Print
|etcetera\n\ngeorge henbeck\nbruce cervon 1968 George Henbeck, Bruce Cervon
|version of the 5x5 problem\n\nmartin gardner 1968 Martin Gardner
|Version of the 5x5 Problem
|daydream\nwith dealing procedure\nroy walton\nbob hummer\nmind reader's dream\nbob hummer 1968 Roy Walton, Bob Hummer
|the pellet trick\nfrom "annemann's $50 manuscript" (ca. 1932) (instructions by frank lane), three spectators select and think of cards and write them on pellets, performer divines them all\ntheodore annemann 1968 Theodore Annemann
|The Pellet Trick
|the pellet trick\nthree cards chosen and written on pellets, performer divines them\nfrank lane 1968 Frank Lane
|The Pellet Trick
|spectator shuffles stack\nbriefly\n unknown 1968 Unknown
|Spectator Shuffles Stack
|4th dimensional silks\nalso "a problem in textures", two silks and two rings unlink\npeter alexis\np. 165 for name conflict 1968 Peter Alexis
|4th Dimensional Silks
|esp + math\nesp cards are shuffled and distributed, performer knows who has a pair in his cards, see also p. 728 for comment, p. 840 for comment by jerry fulton\nkarl fulves\nesp + math\nkarl fulves\ncharles hudson\nesp + math + thompson\njames g. thompson jr.\ncalling the hands\nnick trost\nshift left\nkarl fulves\nin case\nkarl fulves 1968 Karl Fulves
|ESP + Math
|a slate secret\npeek mirror\ntheodore annemann\na slate secret\ngeorge mclean 1968 Theodore Annemann
|A Slate Secret
|triphecy ii\nsee also phoenix p. 607 for lyons' other method\nl. vosburgh lyons\ntriphecy\nl. vosburgh lyons 1968 L. Vosburgh Lyons
|Triphecy II
|babel\ntelevision exposure, hypnotism, bob hummer wants to correspond\nkarl fulves 1968 Karl Fulves
|rising cards\nprobably not serious\ndon nielson 1968 Don Nielson
|Rising Cards
|etcetera\nwith lorayne tirade\nbob bergheim\nharry lorayne\nrobert ellenwold 1968 Bob Bergheim, Harry Lorayne, Robert Ellenwold
|coin displacement puzzle\n\nbob bergheim\ncoin puzzle\nbob bergheim 1968 Bob Bergheim
|Coin Displacement Puzzle
|psychometric detective\nfour people, rough smooth edges of torn paper to code\njules lenier\npsychometric detective\njules lenier 1968 Jules Lenier
|Psychometric Detective
|notes from underground\ntwo billets/spectators, see p. 241 for further reference\nralph gironda\nkarl fulves 1968 Ralph Gironda, Karl Fulves
|Notes from Underground
|new approach center tear\nbillet folded into second paper\nkarl fulves 1968 Karl Fulves
|New Approach Center Tear
|coney island cut force\nstabbing with knife\nal flosso 1968 Al Flosso
|Coney Island Cut Force
|one-armed bandit\npresentation for production cabinet, see also p. 213 for ken kany idea\ntony cole 1968 Tony Cole
|One-Armed Bandit
|curious coin\nspectator marks spot on map of room, coin vanishes and reappears there\njohn agra 1968 John Agra
|Curious Coin
|babel\nfred lowe coin tricks\nkarl fulves 1968 Karl Fulves
|sword reversal\nas told by dunninger, no method\n unknown 1968 Unknown
|Sword Reversal
|center tear gag\nfor magicians\nbruce elliott 1968 Bruce Elliott
|Center Tear Gag
|coin puzzle\nsolution\nbob bergheim\ncoin displacement puzzle\nbob bergheim 1968 Bob Bergheim
|Coin Puzzle
|influential pairs\ntwo decks dealt in several piles, red black separated\nroy walton\nkarl fulves\ninfluential pairs variation\ngene finnell\ninfluence\nroy walton\ninfluential pairs variation\ngene finnell\ninfluential pairs\nroy walton\nkarl fulves 1968 Roy Walton, Karl Fulves
|Influential Pairs
|etcetera\n\nlin searles\ngeorge blake\nrobert eagle\ngeorge jarvis 1968 Lin Searles, George Blake, Robert Eagle, George Jarvis
|ho-ho-hole card\ncard suddenly has a hole, stud poker presentation\nned rutledge\nhole card\nnorman houghton 1968 Ned Rutledge
|Ho-Ho-Hole Card
|cup & three balls\nthree phase routine, see p. 200 for reference\ndan tong\n"senator" clark crandall's cup and balls\n"senator" clark crandall\none cup and balls\ndan tong 1968 Dan Tong
|Cup & Three Balls
|match up\nclimax for match puzzle in which matches are in both fists head up and down\ngeorge blake\nitem in magigram, nov/dec 1967 1968 George Blake
|Match Up
|"wandman" transpo\ncard moves from one position in deck to another, by throwing dice, using walter wandman dice box\njack avis 1968 Jack Avis
|"Wandman" Transpo
|to lie or tell the truth\nsee also p. 840 for idea by cushing strout\njack avis\nlarry jennings\np. 179 for further references\nfurther than that and the lie detector\ncushing strout\nlie or tell the truth\njack avis 1968 Jack Avis, Larry Jennings
|To Lie Or Tell The Truth
|babel\nwillard's thumb tie presentation, coding with dog whistle over telephone (see also p. 68), ectoplasm\nkarl fulves 1968 Karl Fulves
|all fair mygratory coins\nfour coins & three cards\njack avis\nmigratory coins the "all fair" way\njack avis 1968 Jack Avis
|All Fair Mygratory Coins
|check cop move\ncoin steal\njack avis 1968 Jack Avis
|Check Cop Move
|tip & load move\n\njack avis 1968 Jack Avis
|Tip & Load Move
|hidden power\ncard selected via automatic placement procedure moves to named number\njack avis\nwired hidden power\njon racherbaumer\njack avis\nhidden power\nkarl fulves\njack avis 1968 Jack Avis
|Hidden Power
|etcetera\n\nroy walton\ncharles hudson 1968 Roy Walton, Charles Hudson
|checkers\ncard version with two decks\nroy walton\nblindfold checkers\nrobert ellenwold\nkarl fulves 1968 Roy Walton
|esp + math\nnon esp-version, cards are shuffled and distributed, performer knows who has a pair in his cards\nkarl fulves\ncharles hudson\nesp + math\nkarl fulves\nesp + math\nkarl fulves\nthe triskadequadra principle\njohn hostler 1968 Karl Fulves, Charles Hudson
|ESP + Math
|a slate secret\npeek mirror on watch face, non-mirror method\ngeorge mclean\na slate secret\ntheodore annemann 1968 George McLean
|A Slate Secret
|three jacks revamped\nsee p. 200 for further credits\ndr. taub\n3 jacks revamped\njohn braun\nrufus steele 1968 Dr. Taub
|Three Jacks Revamped
|an ace locator\naces distributed as key cards\njack avis\np. 179 for further references 1968 Jack Avis
|An Ace Locator
|the hanging\nrope noose tightens only on spectator that is playing the role of being guilty (determined by choosing cards), see p. 206 for idea by john hudak\nrobert e. neale\nrobot ring\nkarl fulves 1968 Robert E. Neale
|The Hanging
|babel\nbruce cervon at the castle, weird poker problem, james randi and his broken back\nkarl fulves 1968 Karl Fulves
|restless spirit\ncoin wrapped in paper, also silver amulet, hank on top, after animation sequence both items in one paper, see p. 206 for idea by jules lenier\nalan brown 1968 Alan Brown
|Restless Spirit
|cards & pellets\n"a treatise" - some basic moves\njames g. thompson jr. 1968 James G. Thompson Jr.
|Cards & Pellets
|basic move 1\npoke key card placement\n unknown 1968 Unknown
|Basic Move 1
|basic move 2\npretense to glimpse selection next to key card\n unknown 1968 Unknown
|Basic Move 2
|basic move 3\nshuffling a stacked deck, credit information\nellis stanyon\nstanyon's "magic", vol. 13 no. 10, july 1912 1968 Ellis Stanyon
|Basic Move 3
|basic move 4\n\n unknown 1968 Unknown
|Basic Move 4
|some history\non cards & pellets effects, starting in 1920\njames g. thompson jr.\nreference by f. i. geohegan on p. 230 1968 James G. Thompson Jr.
|Some History
|some analysis\nof cards & pellets\njames g. thompson jr. 1968 James G. Thompson Jr.
|Some Analysis
|basic move 5\ncarbon card\njames maxwell\nthe magic wand, march 1920 1968 James Maxwell
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RIIHIMAJA 10, Riihivuori, Muurame, 30 m2 SAUNALLINEN YKSIÖ 4:lle
cottage, Riihivuori, Muurame, 3+2 persons
ROWHOUSE APARTMENTS 29,5 m² FOR 4 PERSONS
Riihimaja-rowhouse apartments offer budget accommodation located on the top of Riihivuori hill, next to the skiing tracks!
Although the lake is a few kilometers from the cottages, you can enjoy a scenic panorama view to the majestic lake Päijänne from the village thanks to its location high up on the hill.
In each apartment a sleeping alcove which opens up to kitchen-livingroom.
In the alcove bunk bed (bottom bed 120 cm, top bed 80 cm) and a single bed in the kitchen-livingroom.
Blankets and pillows are in the apartment, but there are NO sheets and towels.
You can rent a set of linen and towels delivered to the cottage 10 € / set of linen and towel
Kitchen-living room, sauna, shower/WC, TV, miniature kitchen with stove, microwave oven, refrigerator, coffee maker and basic kitchen equipment.
Muurame 6 km
Cc skiing route 0,7 km
Jyväskylä 18 km
Swimming hall 6 km
Aquatic Center 20 km
Check-in happens in Vuokramökit reception up on Riihivuori-mountain.
Driving instructions: Follow the sign posts marked with a downhill skier from the main road 9 / E63.
Turn left from the point: Riihivuorentie 285, 409500 Muurame, and drive ahead 700 m to the reception.
More information about services and activities RIIHIVUOREN VUOKRAMÖKIT, Riihivuori, 40950 MUURAME
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This is the third installment in Joe Berlinger and Bruce Sinofsky's HBO documentary series that began in 1993 when three teenage boys from West Memphis, Arkansas—Damien Echols, Jason Baldwin, and Jessie Misskelley—were arrested and accused of brutally raping, mutilating and killing three eight-year-old boys.
Despite lack of physical evidence linking them to the crimes, the boys are convicted based on flimsy charges of satanic worship, improper police procedure, and coerced confessions.
18 years into serving their respective life sentences and terms on death row, Echols, Baldwin, and Misskelley are brought back into the courtroom, as recent DNA and other forensic evidence (unavailable at the time of the murders), as well as other troubling developments, including allegations of juror misconduct, suggest the trio did not receive a fair first trial.
The first two films—Paradise Lost: The Child Murders and Robin Hood Hills, and Paradise Lost 2: Revelations—recipients of Emmy and Peobody awards and a DGA nomination, among other honors, drew a tremendous amount of public support, with celebrities like Johnny Depp, Eddie Vedder, and Natalie Maines of the Dixie Chicks rallying together in support of the wrongfully accused.
Paradise Lost 3: Purgatory, recently named Best Documentary by the National Board of Review, brings a shocking and satisfying conclusion to the almost two-decade long injustice. [HBOGO]


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White Christmas tells the story or two army buddies, Bob and Phil, who have a successful song and dance act after the war. With romance in mind, the two follow a beautiful duo of singing sisters to a Christmas gig at a Vermont lodge, which just happens to be owned by their former Army commander. The boys soon realize they are the only guests at the resort because there is no snow! In order to help the General, they come up with a scheme to bring in a crowd. They decide to stage their newest Broadway revue, as well as make a special television appeal to their Army pals to show up on Christmas Eve. The show features classic Irving Berlin hits such as Blue Skies, Sisters, Happy Holiday, Count your Blessings Instead of Sheep, I Love a Piano, and the unforgettable title song White Christmas.
An immensely talented and colorful cast brings this show to life! In the iconic role of Bob Wallace, a part originally played by Bing Crosby in the film version, is Broadway's own John Scherer. In addition to his role as Bob, Scherer has also appeared in 42nd Street and Cats on Broadway as well as television including Crossing Jordan and Law and Order. As his trusty sidekick Phil Davis, is also seasoned Broadway performer Denis Lambert. Lambert's credits include national tours of A Chorus Line and The Producers. Their love interests, Betty and Judy Hayes, are played by Amy Bodnar and Shannon M. O'Bryan. Both have Broadway credits including Bodnar's starring role as Laurie in Oklahoma and O'Bryan's performances in 42nd Street and Encores. Special appearances are made by well known Broadway vets Ruth Williamson and Eric Devine as innkeeper Martha and General Waverly. Williamson is no stranger to the theatre with a slew of impressive accolades including Guys and Dolls and Annie on Broadway, movies such as Evan Almighty and Legally Blonde 2 and hit television shows, The OC, Hannah Montana and a regular spot as Mrs. Grubman o n Nip Tuck. Devine's many stage accomplishments includ e Broadway's Annie Get Your Gun and Ragtime and work as director of HMS Pinafore starring Kristin Chenoweth and Anything Goes with Kelli O'Hara.
You're sure to fall in love with their renditions of Berlin's catchy and upbeat tunes!
But none of the songs would be the same without the accompaniment of dance! Choreographer Randy Skinner sets the spirit of the season to dance featuring upbeat numbers ranging from tap to ballroom. It is impossible not to be swept away by the magic of White Christmas. It is truly a must-see performance for the holidays and one you should make part of your Christmastime traditions! But hurry! White Christmas only runs through January 2, 2011 so don't wait to see the performance of the season!
Individual tickets range in price from $25 to $98. A select number of premium seats are also available for select performances. Tickets are available at all Broadway in Chicago box offices (24 W. Randolph St., 151 W. Randolph St. 18 W. Monroe) The Broadway in Chicago Ticket Line at (800)775-2000; All Ticketmaster retail locations (including Hot Tix and select Carson Pirie Scott, Coconuts, and fye stores); and online at:
Tickets are available to groups of 15 or more by calling (312) 977-1710.
Photo Credit: Tanner Photography


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Within the primate lineage, skeletal traits that contribute to inter-specific anatomical variation and enable varied niche occupations and forms of locomotion are often described as the result of environmental adaptations. However, skeletal phenotypes are more accurately defined as complex traits, and environmental, genetic, and epigenetic mechanisms, such as DNA methylation which regulates gene expression, all contribute to these phenotypes. Nevertheless, skeletal complexity in relation to epigenetic variation has not been assessed across the primate order. In order to gain a complete understanding of the evolution of skeletal phenotypes across primates, it is necessary to study skeletal epigenetics in primates. This …
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On 7 June 1776, Richard Henry Lee of Virginia proposed an act declaring the Thirteen Colonies to be independent of the Kingdom of Great Britain. On 2 July 1776, Lee's Resolution was passed by Congress. Of this momentous occasion, John Adams wrote to his wife, Abigail, "The second day of July, 1776, will be the most memorable epoch in the history of America. I am apt to believe that it will be celebrated by succeeding generations as the great anniversary festival...It ought to be solemnized with pomp and parade, with shows, games, sports, guns, bells, bonfires, and illuminations..."
Of course, we do not even recognize this day as anything more than two days prior to the real celebration of the 4th of July because it was on the 4th that Congress passed the Declaration of Independence which was built, in large part, upon Lee's Resolution.
You can see the entire Resolution by clicking on the image to the right. The dash marks at the bottom right side indicate the 12 colonies that voted for independence. New York abstained and did not accept the Declaration until the following month.