Less is More 3

2014
Written by Benjamin Earl
Work of Benjamin Earl
34 pages (Stapled), published by Selfpublished
Illustrated with photographs
Language: English
11 entries
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Benjamin Earl Foreward thoughts on simplicity in design
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Benjamin Earl Henry Topped not much relation to Christ Aces plot anymore
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Benjamin Earl Blinded by The Hand four Aces located with "other" hand Ramsay-style
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Benjamin Earl Wide Awake Scream two of four lost aces travel to pockets, one ace appears in spectator's hands and deck vanishes leaving last ace
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Benjamin Earl Four Packet Flow four Ace production, "impressionistically" coming from different parts of the deck
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Benjamin Earl Pure Flow instant four ace production
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Benjamin Earl, Frank Thompson Finessed Frank Thompson Cut handling touches
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Benjamin Earl The Bounce Cut simulates running cut from hand to table
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Benjamin Earl Real Ace Cutting thoughts on cutting four Aces from a shuffled deck
  • Method/approach/philosophy
  • Technical Notes
  • Performance Notes
  • Final Thoughts
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Benjamin Earl Final Thoughts summary and extension of ideas on simplicity
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Benjamin Earl Acknowledgements
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Data entered by Rajesh Jethwa, September 2014.