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foreword \n \n ross johnson
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Foreword
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vii
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foreword \n \n steve "banachek" shaw
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Steve "Banachek" Shaw
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Foreword
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preface \n \n gerry mccambridge
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Gerry McCambridge
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Preface
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introduction \n \n gerry mccambridge
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Introduction
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chapter 1: acquiring the information \n - before you arrive at the venue
- pre-show on-location gathering
- during the performance \n gerry mccambridge
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Chapter 1: Acquiring the Information
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chapter 2: using the information \n - structured feedback
- improvisational feedback \n gerry mccambridge
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Chapter 2: Using the Information
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chapter 3: making leap of faith guesses \n cold reading and learning info about audience members in the moment \n gerry mccambridge
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Chapter 3: Making Leap of Faith Guesses
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chapter 4: dilute your misses \n covering up for “misses” during cold reading \n gerry mccambridge
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Chapter 4: Dilute your Misses
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chapter 5: using the dual reality \n making it seem to audience as if performer knows more info about spectator than he possibly could have \n gerry mccambridge
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Chapter 5: Using the Dual Reality
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chapter 6: using cancelling methods \n - pre-show patter
- onstage patter \n gerry mccambridge
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Chapter 6: Using Cancelling Methods
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chapter 7: the blindfold \n general info about using blindfolds
- straight-ahead or sideward peek
- straight-down peek \n gerry mccambridge
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Chapter 7: The Blindfold
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chapter 8: duct taping your eyes \n details of specific blindfold technique using half-dollars in eyes, duct tape and blindfold on top \n gerry mccambridge
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Chapter 8: Duct Taping your Eyes
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chapter 9: how to begin doing q&a \n general advice \n gerry mccambridge
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Chapter 9: How to Begin Doing Q&A
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chapter 10: selecting audience members \n - gender selecting
- avoid drunks
- check if they need glasses to read
- required skills \n gerry mccambridge
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Chapter 10: Selecting Audience Members
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chapter 11: consider the venue \n \n gerry mccambridge
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Chapter 11: Consider the Venue
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67
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chapter 12: using a disclaimer \n \n gerry mccambridge
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Chapter 12: Using a Disclaimer
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71
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chapter 13: thirteen performing tips \n general advice \n gerry mccambridge
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Chapter 13: Thirteen Performing Tips
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chapter 14: summary \n brief outline of info covered in book \n gerry mccambridge
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Chapter 14: Summary
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chapter 15: omni glance \n three spectators, one thinks of name, one thinks of time and one draws picture, performer correctly gets name, sets a watch to correct time and draws matching picture \n gerry mccambridge \n roy miller's mental montage
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Chapter 15: Omni Glance
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Also published here- Roy Miller's Mental Montage
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chapter 16: triple match \n performer reads spectator thinking of three pieces of info written down by audience (social security number, a playing card and two geometric shapes), performer divines them all \n gerry mccambridge \n roy miller’s mental montage
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Chapter 16: Triple Match
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Also published here- Roy Miller’s Mental Montage
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chapter 17: three index card q&a \n performer divines info from three spectators, routine for when audience is too big to distribute slips to everyone or for a short show \n gerry mccambridge
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Chapter 17: Three Index Card Q&A
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111
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chapter 18: performing q&a on tv \n general advice
- working the tv host
- working a guest in the green room
- working the audience
- scanned copy of “permission to tape release” form \n gerry mccambridge
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Chapter 18: Performing Q&A on TV
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chapter 19: practice slips \n examples of filled-out slips from audience and comments on how to go about revealing the info, many more practice slips without any comments \n gerry mccambridge
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Chapter 19: Practice Slips
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