foreword \n \n whit haydn
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Whit Haydn
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Foreword
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introduction \n - magic as craft
- designing the effect \n darwin ortiz
2006
Darwin Ortiz
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Introduction
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13
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chapter one: picking the best method \n - cleverness
- creativity
- difficulty
- efficiency
- whether it fooled you
- novelty
- the trick with no method
- "it doesn't matter"
- design \n darwin ortiz \n picking the best method \n darwin ortiz
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Darwin Ortiz
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Chapter One: Picking the Best Method
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Also published here
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chapter two: the magical experience \n - the magical experience
- deception vs. illusion
- puzzle vs. miracle \n darwin ortiz
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Darwin Ortiz
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Chapter Two: The Magical Experience
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chapter three: causality \n - no way
- making casual connections
- the design bonus
- analytical tools
-- inner reality vs. outer reality \n darwin ortiz
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Chapter Three: Causality
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chapter four: temporal distance \n - the critical interval
- case studies
- the magician mentality (on larry jennings's "aces for experts") \n darwin ortiz
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Chapter Four: Temporal Distance
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forward time displacement \n - time misdirection
- time displacement and acting
- time displacement and magic gestures
- time displacement convincers
- the time displacement device
- case study: carlyle's homing card
- forward time displacement methodology
- double time displacement
- time displacement and presentation \n darwin ortiz
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Forward Time Displacement
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ring on wand subtlety \n \n unknown
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Ring on Wand Subtlety
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pseudo estimation \n performer cuts off specific number of cards \n gary plants \n darwin ortiz
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Gary Plants, Darwin Ortiz
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Pseudo Estimation
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57
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backward time displacement \n - psychological surrender
- case study: carlyle's homing card
- case study: oral hygiene
- backward time displacement methodology
- backward time displacement and intensity misdirection \n darwin ortiz
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Backward Time Displacement
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oral hygiene \n \n darwin ortiz
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Oral Hygiene
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time displacement and sleights \n - where the dirty work happens
- where the move happens \n darwin ortiz
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Time Displacement and Sleights
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chapter five: spatial distance \n - positioning effect and method in space
- time and space
- removing the evidence
- secret transfer
- shifting location of revelation
- isolation
- producing a distant duplicate
-- the two-out-of-three rule
-- the vanish and the production
-- subverting the timeline
- creating false proximity \n darwin ortiz
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Chapter Five: Spatial Distance
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gold medaillon handling \n see also p. 105 \n darwin ortiz \n the gold medallion \n al koran
2006
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Gold Medaillon Handling
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Inspired by
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twisting the case \n see also p. 175 \n darwin ortiz \n strong magic
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Darwin Ortiz
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Twisting the Case
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deck to pocket climax \n for travelers \n darwin ortiz
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Deck to Pocket Climax
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chapter six: conceptual distance \n - physical barriers
-- the hole container
- information barriers
-- case study: the trick that can't be explained
-- information barriers and conservation
-- creating information barriers
-- case study: note under cup
- the veils principle
- barriers of false explanations
- eliminate suspicion before it forms \n darwin ortiz
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Chapter Six: Conceptual Distance
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bold card to pocket \n deck previously cased and pocketed \n brother john hamman \n darwin ortiz
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Bold Card to Pocket
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jaks trick that cannot be explained \n unknown card marked on back, spectator choses it from the face, tttcbe \n dr. stanley jaks
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Dr. Stanley Jaks
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Jaks Trick that Cannot Be Explained
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a prediction supreme \n tttcbe \n lu brent \n a prediction supreme \n lu brent
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Lu Brent
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A Prediction Supreme
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the trick that takes forever to explain \n tttcbe \n darwin ortiz \n a prediction supreme \n lu brent
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Darwin Ortiz
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The Trick that Takes Forever to Explain
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note under cup finale \n discussion and number reading ending \n darwin ortiz \n hummers mathematical 3 card monte \n bob hummer
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Darwin Ortiz
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Note Under Cup Finale
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chapter seven: the false frame of reference \n - the straight and narrow path
- the "too obvious" theory
- method as effect
- the method/effect shift
- the final false solution
- frame of reference and kickers
- the crooked path \n darwin ortiz \n the "too perfect" theory \n rick johnsson \n prior commitment \n simon aronson
2006
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Chapter Seven: The False Frame of Reference
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Related to
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127
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the fire test \n lit match placed in hand \n darwin ortiz
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The Fire Test
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134
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chapter eight: visual magic \n - defining visual magic
- visual vs. mental components
- laying the groundwork
- strengthening visual magic
-- momentary delay
-- time displacement in visual magic
-- conceptual barriers in visual magic
- limitations of visual magic
- exploiting visual magic
-- as a time displacement device
-- as a validating phase
-- as part of a visual/covered deisgn
-- as incidental magic \n darwin ortiz
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Chapter Eight: Visual Magic
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chapter nine: correlation: making and breaking patterns \n - conviction
- repetition
- elimination pattern clues
-- method vs. technique
-- complete time displacement
-- combining different methods
- the composite perfect method
-- case study: carlyle's homing card
- the rule of three
- thematic misdirection
- creating false correlations \n darwin ortiz
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Darwin Ortiz
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Chapter Nine: Correlation: Making and Breaking Patterns
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homing card variation \n handling variation, three phases \n darwin ortiz \n homing card \n francis carlyle
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Homing Card Variation
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chapter ten: manipulating memory \n - the fallacy of deep motivation
- telegraphing motivation
- ruses
-- incidental actions
-- accidental actions
-- extraneous actions
- altering the final picture
- final points \n darwin ortiz
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Chapter Ten: Manipulating Memory
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afterword \n \n darwin ortiz
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Afterword
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appendix one: darwin's laws \n \n darwin ortiz
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Appendix One: Darwin's Laws
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appendix two: glossary \n \n darwin ortiz
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Appendix Two: Glossary
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