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introduction \n on procedural magic \n jim steinmeyer
2021
Jim Steinmeyer
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Introduction
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ovations \n no. 1, from four cards with messages one is forced with spelling procedure, done with many spectator simultaneously \n jim steinmeyer \n alex ramon \n the irresistible force \n jim steinmeyer \n ovation \n jim steinmeyer
2021
Jim Steinmeyer, Alex Ramon
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Ovations
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match, match, match, match \n no. 2, packet cut off, four-of-a-kind found after some pile-dealing, value has been predicted, reverse-count-placement \n jim steinmeyer \n robert ramirez \n pure evil \n jim steinmeyer
2021
Jim Steinmeyer, Robert Ramirez
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Match, Match, Match, Match
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out! \n no. 3, spectator cuts off some cards, performer and spectator deal simultaneously, performer gets a message card "out of cards now" and the spectator indeed has no more cards, reverse-count-placement \n jim steinmeyer \n nothing more to prove \n jon racherbaumer
2021
Jim Steinmeyer
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Out!
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pecor's clock \n no. 4, card with message "your time" ends up on chosen number in clock layout, reverse-count-placement \n jim steinmeyer \n charles j. pecor
2021
Jim Steinmeyer, Charles J. Pecor
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Pecor's Clock
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just ten cards \n no. 5 \n jim steinmeyer \n bob escher's handling
2021
Jim Steinmeyer
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Just Ten Cards
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traveling companions \n no. 6, spelling days, countries, ... in eleven-card packet to arrive at the four queens \n jim steinmeyer
2021
Jim Steinmeyer
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Traveling Companions
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the rosetta deck \n no. 7, one spectator thinks of a low card from one half, another from a high card in the other half, both divined, specially divided deck stack \n jim steinmeyer \n the rosetta deck \n jim steinmeyer
2021
Jim Steinmeyer
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The Rosetta Deck
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divided deck shuffle \n \n charles t. jordan
2021
Charles T. Jordan
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Divided Deck Shuffle
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not a princess \n no. 8, can be done over zoom if envelopes with card packets are sent out to spectators, performer then shows a packet of five cards and asks questions about matching characteristics to thought-of card \n jim steinmeyer \n (not a princess.) virtually a princess \n jim steinmeyer
2021
Jim Steinmeyer
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Not a Princess
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three times impossible \n no. 9, card found by counting down three times to apparently random values, same as vernon's \n dai vernon \n why am i here? \n dai vernon
2021
Dai Vernon
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Three Times Impossible
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fastest, neatest \n no. 10, spelling trick with packet, first letter of value used to spell "fastest" and "neatest" \n jim steinmeyer \n routines in jim scott's "spellbinders, for teachers and entertainers"
2021
Jim Steinmeyer
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Fastest, Neatest
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Inspired by- routines in Jim Scott's "Spellbinders, for Teachers and Entertainers"
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will i be lucky? \n no. 11, spelling trick with packet, finding lucky ten of hearts \n jim steinmeyer \n routines in jim scott's "spellbinders, for teachers and entertainers"
2021
Jim Steinmeyer
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Will I Be Lucky?
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Inspired by- routines in Jim Scott's "Spellbinders, for Teachers and Entertainers"
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