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Wearable tech is fun. It can also be pretty confusing when you're in the market for one. Do you go for functionality -- or something more fashionable? Rubber or steel? Sleep tracker or no sleep tracker? And with the prediction that there will be more than 68.1 million wearable devices sold by the year's out -- the market's only getting more saturated. Here -- we've pulled together the best and worst bits in wearable tech right now.
Jawbone Up 3, $249
Best for: It doesn't just measure physical activity but offers tips on how to improve fitness and sleep patterns. And you get to buddy up with friends so you can track (or stalk) their activity.
Worst for: Just for fitness, it has no smartwatch functionality which means there's no way to be alerted for incoming calls, texts and emails.
Bonus bit: Delivers resting heart rate which is good to know for general overall health.
Fitbit Surge, $349
Best for: People wanting a fitness tracker with some of the functions of a smartwatch.
Worst for: Unlike the Apple Watch -- the screen's backlight isn't intuitive -- so you'll have to tap the screen to check the time.
Bonus bit: It shows how active you've been over the course of each hour with a series of dots that light up for every minute. The more dots that are stacked up per minute, the more active you've been.
Huawei Talkband B2, from $229
Best for: Its stylish, sleek leather strap and being a wearable you actually -- er, want to wear.
Worst for: Unfortunately you'll only get updates for incoming calls -- so no texts or emails.
Bonus bit: The removable bluetooth earpiece lets you take calls hands and wire-free. Plus it syncs with both Android and iPhone devices.
Sony Stainless Steel SmartWatch 3, $399
Best for: Runners who want to track their activity without having to lug their smartphone with them.
Worst for: It doesn't track heart rate.
Bonus bit: Its built-in GPS function offers accurate route information and you can listen to music offline (and without your phone) via Bluetooth headset.
GolfBuddy, $279.95
Best for: The golf nut we all know who wants to slice shots off their game. It comes preloaded with 37,000 fee-free global courses.
Worst for: In golf mode, you'll only get eight hours of battery life.
Bonus bit: The Dynamic Green View function shows you the green no matter what angle you're approaching from.


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Writers will tire of page and book metaphors but oral and literate terms will persist, scroll down to read more (-: Screen shot, txt msg, apps, status or comment box, all are terms relatively recently embedded in our vocabulary. I wonder what other new or novel descriptors will enter usage in the near to medium future. This screen shot image is from a couple of days ago. It is surprising to me (maybe only me) because it displays 1000 page views of a single blog entry from this site. That's one thousand times that particular piece of writing has been viewed. Hey I'm really flattered, delighted, and I will say quite filled with enthusiasm in relation to writing my thesis. That old joke about the difference between a thesis and an academic book being: you're guaranteed at least three readers with a thesis...
The point being that this site, my site began as an experiment, easily recognisable since its bordering on one of those 90's sites that was always under construction, it has sort of settled down a bit but hey I've learned to not only embrace ambiguity but to actually relish it, having a site that doesn't do what it says on all the other tins, was my hope, I live in that hope of finding something new, and I tend to discover something of value each and every day, just a lot of the time I'm not sure what that really is. So it goes into notebooks and gets written and scribbled elsewhere, apologies I've tended towards just using this site as a general rant space. My research and work has pretty much stayed off it's radar.
I know there are rules and accepted ways to do things and there's quite a lot of clever people out there, monitoring, analysing, focusing and iterating web, image, text, media and typeface design to tremendous effect in attempts to figure out the slickest, snazziest and most efficient ways of communicating messages. There's even prescribed F shaped reading patterns to screens that people like me should adhere to for maximal scanning stickiness. Most of the clever people exploiting such research are 'internet marketing experts' and I see little difference between a lot of them and the snake oil salesmen of yesteryear. I have expressed views here on such issues any number of times.
However, and if I'm allowed to rise from my seat for a moment, bow me humble head while putting my ink-stained hand on my heart, to acknowledge that I may have been guilty of at least five major flaws in my outlook in the last year or so since starting to make this site, namely:
1: Tarring everyone with the same brush.
2: Wallowing in a little bit of contempt prior to full investigation.
3. Failing to entirely practise what I'm thinking about half - preaching or maybe professing at worst.
4. Discovering that a sense of humour is much rarer than I had anticipated - a lot of very (unnecessarily) serious people in the world - ok medical doctors and the like of those dealing with critical issues excepted, how so many uptight individuals survive without going seriously nuts.. beyond me.. a laugh is wonderful therapy...
Anyway, what this post sorta boils down to is that end of year - report - much like every other one I received in secondary school - has undoubted ability, requires focus, needs to take himself and the work more seriously, yadda yadda, yadda.. basically I'm taking some stock and trying to figure out what will happen with this kind of stuff in the new year.. thanks to the 1010 pairs of eyes that have perused and used the site in the last twelve months... Just figure out what to do next.... happy Christmas & all that Jazz, or not, as the case maybe.

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Child NGO, Internet Watchers to Launch Online Portal System for Tracking Child Sexual Abuse
MONROVIA – In an effort to combat child sexual exploitation and abuse via the internet in the country, the Defense for Children International (DCI) Liberia, in partnership with the Internet Watch Foundation (IWF), is expected to launch an online platform to tract child sexual abuse images and videos via the internet.
The group made the disclosure Tuesday, November 4, 2018 at a one-day round table symposium at the Corina Hotel in Monrovia under the theme: "Making the internet safer for children."
The project which is excepted to be launched in 2019, will be the first of its kind in the country to tackle child sexual abuse and exploitation via the internet.
In a remark, the Head of DCI, Foday M. Kawah, said the intent of the one-day dialogue is to establish a quarter in the country in partnership with the Government of Liberia and GSM services providers to curtail children sexual abuse and exploitation via the internet.
"People use internet for a good purposes and people also use it for bad purposes. We have to promote the good purposes and discourage the bad purposes because children are the most victims of internet abuses," he said.
Kawah added that internet has been used around the world to sexually abuse and exploit children through bad images and nude videos which Liberia is of no exception.
"In more instances, children are the victims of internet abuse. Child offenders take advantage of the internet to exploit children around the world which Liberia is no exception," Kawah noted.
He added that due to the increase in the number of young internet users, children are often deceived and trafficked to unknown destinations for dubious purposes.
"Most of the private sectors that are highlighted, and eye marked have internet providers and their services are sometimes been misused by people and to track them is a challenge. So IWF will partner with them for these images to be taken off the internet when reported. So that children cannot be exploited as a means by the internet," Kawah asserted.
Also speaking, the Development Manager of IWF, Will Few, said the objective of the project is to eradicate child sexual exploitation and abuse via the internet.
"We are proposing an international reporting portal for Liberia so that any person in Liberia, any citizen, if they are worried about any content they find on the internet, any child sexual abuse, any child pornographic they can report it through this reporting portal to be hosted by DCI-Liberia and will come to analysts in the UK for us to access and remove the content from the internet if isn't good," Few said.
Few added that child sexual exploitation and abuse is one of the major factors confronting the Liberian society.
He added that if the project is launched, it will help sensitized and educate young internet users in the country to protect themselves from sexual exploitation and abuse.
For his part, the Speaker of the Liberian Children's Parliament, Jutomue Doetein, welcome the initiative and described it as 'relieve' for children using online platform in the country.
"I think it is a good thing for the children of Liberia, owning to the fact that 95 percent of children in Liberia are online users, their protection matters, and we are glad that this is coming to Liberia. At the level of the children's parliament, we have come across several cases of online abuse," Doetein noted.
IWF is a non-governmental organization working in over 20 countries in and out of Africa. IWF helps nations with web-based reporting system to track child sexual exploitation and abuse.


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Today, April 15, is the anniversary of Abraham Lincoln's assassination and it is a day we should all remember in sadness and loss. In my view Lincoln was our greatest president. He faced our deepest divide, the divide of race and slavery. He led us through a horrific, tragic war, and pushed through the Congress the proposed Fourteenth Amendment to the Constitution, finally finishing off slavery, but not ending constant attempts to diminish the rights of black citizens.
Remembering Lincoln's assassination, I recall reading how his casket slowly made its way back to Springfield, Illinois, the casket displayed at many places along the way, including the state Capitol in Albany, where crowds passed by his body through the night and the next morning.
I also remember the 4th of July, 1988, our first summer in Albany, when we joined the crowds that each 4th fill the Empire State Plaza to celebrate and to watch the fireworks coming from boats in the Hudson, America's river of politics.
We were newcomers to Albany and we lived at the time on Willett Street, across from Washington Park, a park designed by Frederick Law Olmsted, the architect of Central Park. During the Civil War Washington Park served as a parade ground for training Union recruits preparing to enter the Civil War.
The ghost of our greatest president continues to haunt me and all of us.


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There are few moments in life where two words go together as succinctly as 'Gin Festival' (close second is 'free buffet'). On hearing them spout from the mouth of my ol' uni chum Sophie, I signed myself up on the spot. I imagined gin fountains, musicians playing jaunty tunes on pipes fashioned from bottles of Tanqueray and mini packs of tissues strewn all over for involuntary breakouts of gin tears. In reality, it was just a shit ton of gin in a swanky ballroom. Basically, it was great. Held at De Grey Rooms (actual real name, not trying to be Jamaican) in York, we were met by a jovial chap who set out the agenda and presented us with some beautiful gin goblets. We purchased a drinks card for £20 each that gave us access to 5 drinks from a selection of around 100. 'Oh, we'll probably be back for more!' we mused, scoffing at the sheer assumption that we'd only drink five. Yet after gin samples (where they expected you to drink the gin STRAIGHT by the way – last time I did that I genuinely forgot my name) and gin based lectures, we found the 5 drinks somewhat of a challenge. My favourite gin of the eve had to be Brockmans, though this is probably due to the huge amounts they poured down my throat at their lecture. Yet served with some Fevertree elderflower tonic and garnished with blueberries (fancy), I don't know how it's possible for anyone not to love it. The fella hosting the tutorial made me laugh as he kept saying things like 'when you get home from work and pour yourself a gin to watch Emmerdale…' I hadn't before realised that this sort of thing was even socially acceptable! Think of all the gin time I've wasted! Sophie was rather taken with a spicy number called Opihr which she purchased an ENTIRE BOTTLE OF (gin dedication) to be drunk specifically with the Hollyoaks omnibus in mind.
Overall, it was a bloody good eve and I would definitely recommend it to anyone with a penchant for gin looking to do something different. Our tickets cost £6 which teamed with the £20 drinks price can sound a lot, yet with freebies included, I'd say £26 for 8 gin and tonics and a fancy glass is pretty good fare! Just make sure you do all the lectures and speak to all the vendors.
If you're interested in attending a Gin Festival, there's a fair few coming up (Leeds, Newcastle, Hull & more) and my experience is to book soon as the York event sold out pretty quickly. ALSO – I'd just like to say that I'm not being forced to say any of this. I JUST BLOODY LOVED IT, OKAY?!
Once it had finished, Sophie and I headed back to hers feeling a little (a lot) tipsy for a night of quaffing prosecco in our new goblets (sacrilege!) and falling asleep watching Mulan. The best news from all of this is that there was NO HANGOVER the next day which I can only imagine is because we were drinking premium spirits, allowing us to enjoy the most delicious pancakes from Bistro Guy and even check out the sights. Isn't York lovely, eh?
What's your tipple of choice? Does a gin festival fill you with as much excitement as it did for me?


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So it is May and summer food season is officially here – for me anyway. I love salads in the spring and summer! It makes me feel so refreshed and healthy. The other day, I was doing my usual Pinterest browsing and saw this loveliness of salad:
Look how vibrant the colors are in this salad! Maybe it's the artsy in me. 😉
This interesting recipe was created by Trish on Mom On Timeout. I like how this is savory and sweet at the same time. Almost like a salsa dip. I love sweet things, so I would substitute the cilantro for mint. Mint would definitely make it more refreshing! Also, this would be a hit at a summer party or brunch. Try it out and let me know what you think. 😀
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Jonathan Townsend wrote:performer wrote:... the best way to "make the moments" are to underplay them. Trained actors overplay them.
For those of us learning how to do that reliably - go for about half the audience catching on that there's been a glitch - have a friend watch a few shows so check audience responses during those moments to fine tune the performance?
A lot depends on how incompetent you are. If you appear incompetent or better still if you ARE incompetent you won't need to act so much! I would also suggest that for the average magician, despite what I said earlier, one sucker trick in a performance is more than enough. I break this rule but that is because I am an exceptional person and normal rules do not apply.
The best way to act as if things have gone wrong is to think in your mind that it HAS gone wrong! In other words it is all in the mind. And no. Don't get friends to check audience responses particularly if those friends are magicians. The trouble with magicians is that they think their opinions are important. They most certainly aren't. You don't need anyone. Just observe for yourself. It should be pretty obvious if they think the trick has really gone wrong. If they mock and deride you or seem to feel sorry for you then you know you are on the right track.


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AT 102 years old Prakasit's grandmother Yod is still cooking away in Southern Thailand, and while she's slowed down a bit, the legend of her cooking lives on at Yod's Thai Cafe in North Perth.
"I learnt to cook from my mum, but she learnt from grandmother," Prakasit tells the Voice.
Hailing from Bangkok he and his family have been in Perth for eight years and every morning he puts offerings of food, dainty cups of green tea and lit candles on a Buddhist shrine in the small eatery.
Low key is the best description for the cafe with its nondescript decor, but the welcome is warm and the food good.
It's also freshly made to traditional recipes handed down – and is great value.
Keeping to budget can be tricky at more upmarket eateries, but my companion and I were well and truly full for a mere $46.60, which meant we were happy and so was the boss.
I was a bit sorry not to see my favourite Thai fish cakes on the menu, but the spring rolls ($5.90) were freshly made in-house.
They were wonderfully crisp and fresh, the flavour delicate and clearly not mass produced.
The sweet plum sauce is bought in, but the thick, almost jam-like serve was a pleasant alternative to the usual chilli sauce.
My lunch companion had the chicken satay ($5.90) and said they were so cute coming out they looked like little angel fish on a platter. A single, flattened piece of chicken rather than the normal chunks, it was a touch tricky dunking them in the side serve of sauce, but it was worth the effort as they were a nicer, more subtle flavour than the usual anaphylactic-inducing peanutfest, he said.
Entree and mains arrived together, but we were so hungry we just hoed in, dipping spring rolls in the red curry sauce for a bit of variety, and mixing satay with a mee goreng ($11.90).
I'd ordered a fish version of the curry ($12.90) a huge bowl of rich redness, with plenty of fish, along with potato and carrot.
It packed a pleasant chilli punch, with a coconut tang that left the taste buds dancing.
Prakasit puts a Thai twist on his Singaporean mee goreng ($11.90), which comes with a choice of lamb or beef.
"This was a great dish, again a bit more subtle than you might get in Singapore, but it was a good mix of meat and al dente vegies," said my companion. "The beef wasn't the most tender I've ever eaten, but definitely passed muster. The egg noodles were cooked beautifully, so they were just the right consistency, which is really important for a mee goreng."
by JENNY D'ANGER
Yod's Thai Cafe
328 Bulwer St, North Perth
open Mon–Sat 11am–8.30pm
9228 9422


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|Comments & References
|moyen sur de gagner un pari aux cartes, en faisant sortir avec la pointe d'un couteau, une carte que les spectateurs croient être sous le jeu\na bet under the cover to make a mistake finding a card with the tip of a knife\n unknown 1786 testament de jérôme sharp Unknown
|Moyen sur de gagner un pari aux cartes, en faisant sortir avec la pointe d'un couteau, une carte que les spectateurs croient être sous le jeu
|Testament de Jérôme Sharp
|das bezauberte messer\nno. 21, card named above knife pushed-in by spectator, bottom card dragged along\n unknown 1895 der kartenkünstler Unknown
|Das bezauberte Messer
|Der Kartenkünstler
|das nennen jeder karte im spiel oder das bezauberte messer\nborrowed pocket knife stabbed into borrowed deck, performer repeatedly names card above knife, bottom card glimpsed and slipped to stabbed spot\n unknown 1895 die zauberwelt Unknown
|Das Nennen jeder Karte im Spiel oder das bezauberte Messer
|Die Zauberwelt (Vol. 1 No. 1)
|der magische degen\nno. 2, sword used to stab selection blindfolded, deck scattered on floor, deck switch for short deck when fetching sword\n unknown 1895 der kartenkünstler Unknown
|Der magische Degen
|Der Kartenkünstler
|der degen im frieden\ncard thought of and removed from new deck and noted on piece of paper, shuffled back and deck distributed on floor, stabbed with optionally borrowed sword\n unknown 1895 die zauberwelt Unknown
|Der Degen im Frieden
|Die Zauberwelt (Vol. 1 No. 9)
|das bezauberte messer\nspectator stabs knife into shuffled deck, performer names card, bottom card slipped into position\n unknown 1896 der moderne kartenkünstler Unknown
|Das bezauberte Messer
|Der moderne Kartenkünstler
|der degen im frieden\ncard stabbed on floor, control with short deck and deck switch\n unknown 1896 der moderne kartenkünstler Unknown
|Der Degen im Frieden
|Der moderne Kartenkünstler
|the pierced card\nblindfolded, deck crimp location\n unknown 1897 new era card tricks Unknown
|The Pierced Card
|New Era Card Tricks
|the divining rod\nblindfolded\ns. w. erdnase\nthe divining rod\njon racherbaumer\nthe divining brush\nkez dearmer 1902 the expert at the card table S. W. Erdnase
|The Divining Rod
|The Expert at the Card Table
|discovering a card shuffled into pack blindfolded\n\nmademoiselle patrice 1902 the modern conjurer Mademoiselle Patrice
|Discovering a Card Shuffled into Pack Blindfolded
|The Modern Conjurer
|discovering a cards shuffled into pack blindfolded\n\nmademoiselle patrice 1904 modern card manipulation Mademoiselle Patrice
|Discovering a Cards Shuffled Into Pack Blindfolded
|Modern Card Manipulation
|the transfixed pack\ndeck wrapped in paper, knife thrust between selections, two methods, for credit information see parrish reference\njohn northern hilliard\nthe card stabbing trick\nrobert parrish 1909 the art of magic John Northern Hilliard
|The Transfixed Pack
|The Art of Magic
|the stabbed card\nusing sticky card to control selection\n unknown 1909 the art of magic Unknown
|The Stabbed Card
|The Art of Magic
|the transfixed cards\n\n unknown 1909 the art of magic Unknown
|The Transfixed Cards
|The Art of Magic
|the stabbed pair\nno. 6, spectator stabs knife in paper-wrapped deck between two selections\ncharles t. jordan 1920 ten new sleight of hand card tricks Charles T. Jordan
|The Stabbed Pair
|Ten New Sleight of Hand Card Tricks
|super mental card effect\nthought of card is found on number performer says in cut half, alternative ending, card stab\njack merlin 1927/28 merlin's master miracles Jack Merlin
|Super Mental Card Effect
|Merlin's Master Miracles
|(4) spectator's name spells card\nperformer stabs reversed card in deck behind back, from that point on the spectator's name is used to spell to card\nralph w. hull 1932 "eye-openers" Ralph W. Hull
|(4) Spectator's Name Spells Card
|the "do-it-yourself" discovery\nspectator stabs top card reversed next to his selection behind the back\nvictor farelli 1933 farelli's card magic - part two Victor Farelli
|The "Do-it-Yourself" Discovery
|Farelli's Card Magic - Part Two
|behind back stabbing force\n\n unknown 1933 card manipulations Unknown
|Behind Back Stabbing Force
|Card Manipulations (Issue 1)
|divination supreme\nout-of hand selection, one-way back\n unknown\nmexican divination\nedward marlo\nthe supreme reversal\ntommy tucker\ntheodore annemann 1937 encyclopedia of card tricks Unknown
|Divination Supreme
|Encyclopedia of Card Tricks
|cutting the pack with a knife\nsvengali deck\n unknown 1937 encyclopedia of card tricks Unknown
|Cutting the Pack with a Knife
|Encyclopedia of Card Tricks
|the wrapped pack\nwith knife, svengali deck\n unknown\ngive it a stab\nroberto giobbi 1937 encyclopedia of card tricks Unknown
|The Wrapped Pack
|Encyclopedia of Card Tricks
|the magic thrust\n\ntheodore annemann\nthe magic thrust\ntheodore annemann 1937 encyclopedia of card tricks Theodore Annemann
|The Magic Thrust
|Encyclopedia of Card Tricks
|u find your card\n\nlu brent\nu find your card\nlu brent 1937 encyclopedia of card tricks Lu Brent
|U Find Your Card
|Encyclopedia of Card Tricks
|double backed card force\nodd-backed card stabbed into deck next to force card, red-blue double backer\n unknown 1937 encyclopedia of card tricks Unknown
|Double Backed Card Force
|Encyclopedia of Card Tricks
|satan behind you\ndouble backer\n unknown 1937 encyclopedia of card tricks Unknown
|Satan Behind You
|Encyclopedia of Card Tricks
|get thee behind me, satan\n\n unknown\nget thee behind me, satan\n unknown 1937 encyclopedia of card tricks Unknown
|Get Thee Behind Me, Satan
|Encyclopedia of Card Tricks
|two viewpoints\nchallenge location with sticky substance on finger, cards stabbed on table\n unknown 1937 encyclopedia of card tricks Unknown
|Two Viewpoints
|Encyclopedia of Card Tricks
|the phantom stab\none-way backs\n unknown 1937 encyclopedia of card tricks Unknown
|The Phantom Stab
|Encyclopedia of Card Tricks
|five card stabbing mystery\none-way backs\ntheodore annemann 1937 encyclopedia of card tricks Theodore Annemann
|Five Card Stabbing Mystery
|Encyclopedia of Card Tricks
|simple triple location\none-way backs\nu. f. grant 1937 encyclopedia of card tricks U. F. Grant
|Simple Triple Location
|Encyclopedia of Card Tricks
|card stabbing\nsvengali deck\n unknown 1937 encyclopedia of card tricks Unknown
|Card Stabbing
|Encyclopedia of Card Tricks
|"stripper" stabbing\nstripper deck\n unknown 1937 encyclopedia of card tricks Unknown
|"Stripper" Stabbing
|Encyclopedia of Card Tricks
|card stabbing\nduplicate in newspaper\n unknown 1937 encyclopedia of card tricks Unknown
|Card Stabbing
|Encyclopedia of Card Tricks
|crimp location trick\ncard inserted next to selection, or two sandwich cards around selection\n unknown 1938 greater magic Unknown
|Crimp Location Trick
|Greater Magic
|it's in the bag - effect no. 4\nspectator places reversed card between two selections, performer really blindfolded, short card\nh. adrian smith 1938 greater magic H. Adrian Smith
|It's in the Bag - Effect No. 4
|Greater Magic
|two card discovery\ncard stabbed in deck by spectator next to two selections, short card\nbilly o'connor 1938 greater magic Billy O'Connor
|Two Card Discovery
|Greater Magic
|a reversed card discovery\nspectator pushes reversed card next to selection\n unknown 1938 greater magic Unknown
|A Reversed Card Discovery
|Greater Magic
|trick wherein a card is thrust beside a predicted card\ntwo methods, one by vernon\ndai vernon 1938 greater magic Dai Vernon
|Trick Wherein a Card is Thrust Beside a Predicted Card
|Greater Magic
|the magic thrust. i\nspectator pushes card reversed next to selection behind back\n unknown 1938 greater magic Unknown
|The Magic Thrust. I
|Greater Magic
|the magic thrust. ii\nspectator pushes card reversed next to selection behind back\nal baker 1938 greater magic Al Baker
|The Magic Thrust. II
|Greater Magic
|the magic thrust. iii\nspectator pushes card reversed between two selections behind back\ntheodore annemann 1938 greater magic Theodore Annemann
|The Magic Thrust. III
|Greater Magic
|the magic thrust\n\norville wayne meyer 1938 more card manipulations Orville Wayne Meyer
|The Magic Thrust
|More Card Manipulations (Issue 1)
|the two jokers\ntwo jokers shuffled into deck, reversed card thrust in deck by spectator - between the jokers\npurvis w. miller 1938 more card manipulations Purvis W. Miller
|The Two Jokers
|More Card Manipulations (Issue 1)
|the stabbed card. new version\nwith darts on table\ncapt. j.e. stone 1938 greater magic Capt. J.E. Stone
|The Stabbed Card. New Version
|Greater Magic
|the five card stabbing mystery\nfive selections, one-way\ntheodore annemann 1938 greater magic Theodore Annemann
|The Five Card Stabbing Mystery
|Greater Magic
|a spectator stabs the cards\ntwo selections, with knife, deck wrapped in newspaper, metal gimmick\nfrederick braue 1939 the magic annual for 1938 and 1939 Frederick Braue
|A Spectator Stabs the Cards
|The Magic Annual for 1938 and 1939
|lost and found\ntwo spectators remember cards and their positions, shuffle, two other cards find selections by stabbing the pack behind back\npaul curry 1939 more card manipulations Paul Curry
|Lost and Found
|More Card Manipulations (Issue 2)
|known before\ncard on both sides predicted\nrobert brethen 1939 the jinx 51-100 Robert Brethen
|Known Before
|The Jinx 51-100 (Issue 58)
|the impaled card\n\ntheodore annemann 1939 the jinx 51-100 Theodore Annemann
|The Impaled Card
|The Jinx 51-100 (Issue 66)
|the score card scores\nad card used to stab next to selection\nfrederick braue 1940 more card manipulations Frederick Braue
|The Score Card Scores
|More Card Manipulations (Issue 3)
|two cards in fear\ntwo spectators stab two knives in deck wrapped in newspaper\ndr. jacob daley\ntwo blades\nbill simon\nstableau\nthomas alan waters 1940 the jinx 51-100 Dr. Jacob Daley
|Two Cards in Fear
|The Jinx 51-100 (Issue 85)
|behind the eight ball\neffect #1: top card changes into selection effect #2: another selection comes to top effect #3: selection is stabbed to with another card effect #4: magic thrust effect #5: spectator seals card in envelope (glimpsed with alcohol)\nthe great merlini 1940 the jinx 101-151 The Great Merlini
|Behind the Eight Ball
|The Jinx 101-151 (Issue 114)
|one-hand cutting trick\n\ntheodore annemann 1940 the jinx 51-100 Theodore Annemann
|One-Hand Cutting Trick
|The Jinx 51-100 (Issue 83)
|"two-faced" force\nspectator stabs behind back, using duplicate\nherb runge 1940 the jinx 51-100 Herb Runge
|"Two-Faced" Force
|The Jinx 51-100 (Issue 98)
|location of consequence\nusing "instanto" deck, named card version of annemann's magic thurst\norville wayne meyer 1940 the jinx 101-151 Orville Wayne Meyer
|Location of Consequence
|The Jinx 101-151 (Issue 115)
|dig with a spade\nperformer pushes card next to selection for real, stripper deck\njean hugard\nfrederick braue 1941 the stripper deck Jean Hugard, Frederick Braue
|Dig with a Spade
|The Stripper Deck
|ghost writer\ncard reversed behind back, name appears on slate\nclayton rawson 1941 the jinx 101-151 Clayton Rawson
|Ghost Writer
|The Jinx 101-151 (Issue 147)
|the pierced cards\ncards in bag, pierced with needle and thread, when bag is mixed, selections hang on thread\nrobert harbin\nhot shot card stab\nbill abbott 1941 our mysteries Robert Harbin
|The Pierced Cards
|Our Mysteries
|site-unseen\nthree selection are found by stabbing an unknown card reversed into the deck , cards next to the card and reversed card itself are selections\nlu brent\nsite-unseen\nlu brent 1942 the phoenix 1-50 Lu Brent
|The Phoenix 1-50 (Issue 12)
|the magic needle\npaper bag and big needle\njean hugard\nfrederick braue 1942 prepared cards and accessories Jean Hugard, Frederick Braue
|The Magic Needle
|Prepared Cards and Accessories
|a new card stab\ncards are stabbed with knife, all cards above selection are pierced and packet cut at that position\njean hugard 1943 hugard's magic monthly — volumes i, ii, iii and iv Jean Hugard
|A New Card Stab
|Hugard's Magic Monthly — Volumes I, II, III and IV (Vol. 1 No. 6)
|the two card stab\nspectator stabs with knife\n unknown 1943/27 tarbell course in magic — volume 3 Unknown
|The Two Card Stab
|Tarbell Course in Magic — Volume 3
|the x-ray knife\nspectator stabs knife into deck\n unknown\ngarcia's grand\nfrank garcia 1943/27 tarbell course in magic — volume 3 Unknown
|The X-Ray Knife
|Tarbell Course in Magic — Volume 3
|the magnetic knife\nspectator stabs knife in pack\n unknown 1943/27 tarbell course in magic — volume 3 Unknown
|The Magnetic Knife
|Tarbell Course in Magic — Volume 3
|simplified stabbing trick\nspectator stabs knife into pack\nlouis tannen 1943/27 tarbell course in magic — volume 3 Louis Tannen
|Simplified Stabbing Trick
|Tarbell Course in Magic — Volume 3
|the flash card stab\ndeck wrapped in flash paper\nrussel walsh\nwalsh's card stab\njoseph k. schmidt 1943/27 tarbell course in magic — volume 3 Russel Walsh
|The Flash Card Stab
|Tarbell Course in Magic — Volume 3
|the end stab\n\n unknown 1943/27 tarbell course in magic — volume 3 Unknown
|The End Stab
|Tarbell Course in Magic — Volume 3
|boston's stabbed card\nstripper deck\ngeorge boston\nonce in a knife-time\nkarrell fox 1943/27 tarbell course in magic — volume 3 George Boston
|Boston's Stabbed Card
|Tarbell Course in Magic — Volume 3
|card stab through newspaper\nsix methods\n unknown 1943/27 tarbell course in magic — volume 3 Unknown
|Card Stab Through Newspaper
|Tarbell Course in Magic — Volume 3
|double double\nprediction of two cards on double blank card, card is inserted in the deck next to the predicted one's\nfrank kelly\nthe back room\nbruce elliott 1944 the phoenix 51-100 Frank Kelly
|Double Double
|The Phoenix 51-100 (Issue 63)
|the biter bit\nmagic thrust as an out when someone challenges performer to find thought of card\ngerald kosky\nglide out\ngerald kosky 1944 hugard's magic monthly — volumes i, ii, iii and iv Gerald Kosky
|The Biter Bit
|Hugard's Magic Monthly — Volumes I, II, III and IV (Vol. 2 No. 5)
|simplex card stabbing\ntwo selections with wrapped deck and knife\nedward marlo\nsimplex card stabbing\nedward marlo 1945 early marlo Edward Marlo
|Simplex Card Stabbing
|Early Marlo (Issue Oddity & Other Miracles)
|next!\nthe selected card is found next to a card with the message "your card will be next"\npaul curry\nblack prediction\nkarl fulves 1945 my best Paul Curry
|My Best
|jab it!\nknife is stabbed in back of cards, some cards are pierced, bottom one is selection\nedward marlo 1945 early marlo Edward Marlo
|Jab It!
|Early Marlo (Issue Oddity & Other Miracles)
|v. double lift\na. from the peek b. key card c. imperfection d. one hand\nedward marlo 1947 marlo in spades Edward Marlo
|V. Double Lift
|Marlo In Spades
|garcia's grand\ntwo cards are found, with napkin and knife, reinvention of "the x-ray knife", see also p. 515\nfrank garcia\nthe x-ray knife\n unknown 1947 the phoenix 101-150 Frank Garcia
|Garcia's Grand
|The Phoenix 101-150 (Issue 127)
|two backward cards\nperformer stabs card reversed between two selections behind his back\nj. b. bobo 1947 watch this one! J. B. Bobo
|Two Backward Cards
|Watch This One!
|double discovery\nperformer stabs card reversed between two selections\nj. b. bobo 1947 watch this one! J. B. Bobo
|Double Discovery
|Watch This One!
|the perfect miracle\n\npaul curry\nturn of the century\npaul curry\nthe perfect miracle\npaul curry 1947 the phoenix 101-150 Paul Curry
|The Perfect Miracle
|The Phoenix 101-150 (Issue 130)
|flap stab\ncards in deck, spectator pushes flap in deck, next to selection\nrobert a. nelson 1948 ireland's yearbooks Robert A. Nelson
|Flap Stab
|Ireland's Yearbooks (Issue Yearbook 1948)
|card-stabbing\nthree cards are stabbed from a gaffed tallyho deck\ngeorge g. kaplan 1948 the fine art of magic George G. Kaplan
|The Fine Art of Magic
|two blades\nwith two knives\nbill simon\ntwo cards in fear\ndr. jacob daley\ntwo blades\nbill simon 1948 the phoenix 151-200 Bill Simon
|Two Blades
|The Phoenix 151-200 (Issue 159)
|unique card stabbing\nwith a card\njack yeager 1949 ireland's yearbooks Jack Yeager
|Unique Card Stabbing
|Ireland's Yearbooks (Issue Yearbook 1949)
|zella card stabbing\nstabbing into run of spades in paper-wrapped deck, value then is used to count to selection\nu. f. grant 1949 grant's inner circle magazine U. F. Grant
|Zella Card Stabbing
|Grant's Inner Circle Magazine (Vol. 1 No. 5 & 6)
|dagger in the mind\nblindfolded card stab, two cards, two decks\nalexandro 1950 the phoenix 201 — 250 Alexandro
|Dagger in the Mind
|The Phoenix 201 — 250 (Issue 203)
|blindfold miracle card stab\nnamed card is stabbed after deck has been wrapped in paper, performer blindfolded\nvynn boyar 1951 blindfold miracle stab Vynn Boyar
|Blindfold Miracle Card Stab
|Blindfold Miracle Stab
|card stab\n\nnate leipzig 1952 nate leipzig's card stab Nate Leipzig
|Card Stab
|Nate Leipzig's Card Stab
|using a "key" card\nleipzig card stab with short card\nnate leipzig\nvictor farelli 1952 nate leipzig's card stab Nate Leipzig, Victor Farelli
|Using a "Key" Card
|Nate Leipzig's Card Stab
|two card stab\ndeck wrapped in newspaper, knife\nedward marlo 1952 control systems Edward Marlo
|Two Card Stab
|Control Systems
|the stabber\nstabbing into run of spades, value then is used to count to selection\nedward marlo 1952 control systems Edward Marlo
|The Stabber
|Control Systems
|card affinity\nsomeone names a suit and another spectator names a value, mostly two knives, one finds correct value and the other the suit\nbill simon\ncard stabbing trick\nbert allerton 1952 effective card magic Bill Simon
|Card Affinity
|Effective Card Magic
|the f.b.i. card\nstabbing the deck with a card, finding the selection above, with second deal\nbill simon 1952 effective card magic Bill Simon
|The F.B.I. Card
|Effective Card Magic
|peek stab\nwith napkin\nwilliam larsen 1952 the phoenix 251 — 300 William Larsen
|Peek Stab
|The Phoenix 251 — 300 (Issue 260)
|card stabbing\n\nmax malini 1952 stars of magic Max Malini
|Card Stabbing
|Stars of Magic (Vol. 11 No. 1)
|wild deuces\ndeuces lost and found (last word on card, 1952)\nal leech 1952/2004 a last look at leech Al Leech
|Wild Deuces
|A Last Look at Leech
|don tanner's 4 items\n- miniature deck from sealed cigarette pack - selection rises from cigarette pack - card stabbing, wrapped in paper - tie gag\ndon tanner\ndr. stanley jaks 1953 the phoenix 251 — 300 Don Tanner, Dr. Stanley Jaks
|Don Tanner's 4 Items
|The Phoenix 251 — 300 (Issue 276)
|sword play\nwith plastic sword from drinks\nmark fitzgerald 1953 the phoenix 251 — 300 Mark Fitzgerald
|Sword Play
|The Phoenix 251 — 300 (Issue 281)
|simplex card stab\n\ndr. ben b. braude 1953 the phoenix 251 — 300 Dr. Ben B. Braude
|Simplex Card Stab
|The Phoenix 251 — 300 (Issue 293)
|a direct stab\n\nkarrell fox 1954 kornfidentially yours Karrell Fox
|A Direct Stab
|Kornfidentially Yours
|"u-find-it"\nspectator stabs face-up card in deck behind the back, found next to the selection\nlu brent\n"u-find-our-cards"\nlu brent\n"u-predict-them"\nlu brent\nsight-unseen\nlu brent 1956 fifteen star card effects Lu Brent
|Fifteen Star Card Effects
|a stab in the dark\nwith deck wrapped inside newspaper, with two cards, one card chosen by performer, reflection of knife used\nnick trost 1956 ireland's yearbooks Nick Trost
|A Stab in the Dark
|Ireland's Yearbooks (Issue Yearbook 1956)
|"u-find-our-cards"\nspectator stabs face-up card in deck behind the back, found between two selected cards\nlu brent\n"u-find-it"\nlu brent\n"u-predict-them"\nlu brent\nsight-unseen\nlu brent 1956 fifteen star card effects Lu Brent
|Fifteen Star Card Effects
|"u-predict-them"\npretty much identical to "u-find-our-cards", except card is stabbed between two other cards, the two cards are predicted\nlu brent\n"u-find-it"\nlu brent\n"u-find-our-cards"\nlu brent 1956 fifteen star card effects Lu Brent
|Fifteen Star Card Effects
|sight-unseen\nmagician stabs card face-up into deck, finds three selections\nlu brent\n"u-find-our-cards"\nlu brent\n"u-find-it"\nlu brent 1956 fifteen star card effects Lu Brent
|Fifteen Star Card Effects
|two blades\nwith two knives\nbill simon\ntwo blades\nbill simon 1956 the best in magic Bill Simon
|Two Blades
|The Best in Magic
|card stab\n\nedward marlo 1957 side steal Edward Marlo
|Card Stab
|Side Steal
|for the purist\nspectator stabs\nedward marlo 1957 side steal Edward Marlo
|For the Purist
|Side Steal
|nate leipzig's card stab\n\nnate leipzig\ndai vernon 1957 the dai vernon book of magic Nate Leipzig, Dai Vernon
|Nate Leipzig's Card Stab
|The Dai Vernon Book of Magic
|sorcerer's seven\nperformer talks about the number seven, spectator puts a card in the deck, cards next to it equals seven, variation where all four cards are stabbed into the deck (rusduck), see credits in no. 8\ncharles hudson\nresearch division\nrussell "rusduck" duck\nstewart james 1957 the cardiste Charles Hudson
|Sorcerer's Seven
|The Cardiste (Issue 3)
|faro fooler #8\nusing mechanical estimation\nedward marlo 1958 faro notes Edward Marlo
|Faro Fooler #8
|Faro Notes
|card stabbing trick\nany named card\nbert allerton\ncard affinity\nbill simon\npat hennesy's any card\npat hennessy\nthe card stab\nmichael close 1958 the close-up magician Bert Allerton
|Card Stabbing Trick
|The Close-Up Magician
|(9) card stab\nany card is named, and the pack stabbed at that card\nhans e. trixer 1958 blindfolds & x-ray eyes Hans E. Trixer
|(9) Card Stab
|Blindfolds & X-Ray Eyes
|ravelli's thought card stab\ninside envelope\nronald a. wohl (ravelli) 1959 ireland's yearbooks Ronald A. Wohl (Ravelli)
|Ravelli's Thought Card Stab
|Ireland's Yearbooks (Issue Yearbook 1959)
|fifteen card trick routine - 3\nstabbing between to cards in wrapped deck, stabbing by spectator suggested\ncharlie miller 1961 the magic of charles earle miller Charlie Miller
|Fifteen Card Trick Routine - 3
|The Magic of Charles Earle Miller
|fifteen card trick routine - 8\nspectator locates card by stabbing joker in pack\n cardini 1961 the magic of charles earle miller Cardini
|Fifteen Card Trick Routine - 8
|The Magic of Charles Earle Miller
|card stabbing\nwrapped in newspaper\n unknown 1961 the magic of charles earle miller Unknown
|Card Stabbing
|The Magic of Charles Earle Miller
|mental stab\nperformer places spot card next to thought-of card\nedward marlo\nthrow in location\nedward marlo 1962 estimation Edward Marlo
|Mental Stab
|super mental stab\nthought-of card is always above a face up indicator\nedward marlo 1962 estimation Edward Marlo
|Super Mental Stab
|miracle card stab location\nestimation\nedward marlo 1962 estimation Edward Marlo
|Miracle Card Stab Location
|marlo's favorite out\n\nedward marlo\nmiracle card stab location\nedward marlo 1962 estimation Edward Marlo
|Marlo's Favorite Out
|marlo miracle "stop" stab\ndeck wrapped in paper, estimation\nedward marlo\nbert allerton 1962 estimation Edward Marlo, Bert Allerton
|Marlo Miracle "Stop" Stab
|stab-two\nbetween two selections, deck wrapped in paper, estimation\nharry lorayne\nstab-two\nharry lorayne 1962 close-up card magic Harry Lorayne
|Close-up Card Magic
|personally yours\nthree cards are located by stabbing business card in deck one by one\nfrancis carlyle\nharry lorayne 1962 close-up card magic Francis Carlyle, Harry Lorayne
|Personally Yours
|Close-up Card Magic
|reverse location\nspectator finds two selections via stabbing in fan\nharry lorayne 1962 close-up card magic Harry Lorayne
|Reverse Location
|Close-up Card Magic
|stabbing in newspaper\n\n unknown\n"routined manipulation 1" (lewis ganson) 1962 enzyklopädie der rauh-glatt-kartentricks - teil i Unknown
|Stabbing in Newspaper
|Enzyklopädie der Rauh-Glatt-Kartentricks - Teil I
|the tilt stab\n"fourteenth effect", card stabbed next to selection by performer\nedward marlo 1962 tilt! Edward Marlo
|The Tilt Stab
|blindfold card stabbing\nseveral selections\nmax malini 1962 malini and his magic Max Malini
|Blindfold Card Stabbing
|Malini and His Magic
|card stabbing\ntwo selections, with newspaper\nnate leipzig 1963 dai vernon's tribute to nate leipzig Nate Leipzig
|Card Stabbing
|Dai Vernon's Tribute to Nate Leipzig
|physical and mental\nperformer places physical selection next to mental selection (one of twenty-six), two phases, half forcing deck, faro fan\nedward marlo 1964 faro controlled miracles Edward Marlo
|Physical and Mental
|Faro Controlled Miracles
|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 the pallbearers review vol. 1-4 Karl Fulves
|The St. Nicholas Aces
|The Pallbearers Review Vol. 1-4 (Vol. 1 No. 2)
|encore card stab\nstacked, estimation, apparently by patrick page, see "magic page by page" for credits\nal koran\nder stich im dunkeln\nalexander de cova\npatrick page\nal koran\nother revelations\npatrick page 1967 al koran's professional presentations Al Koran
|Encore Card Stab
|Al Koran's Professional Presentations
|card stab outdone\nwith knife, card split in two sheets\nlu brent\nthe robin hood caper\nstephen minch\narrow-split-arrow\npaul harris 1967 the pallbearers review vol. 1-4 Lu Brent
|Card Stab Outdone
|The Pallbearers Review Vol. 1-4 (Vol. 2 No. 12)
|deck stabbing\nstabbing a knife next to a named card, edgemarked\njames g. thompson jr. 1967 between two minds James G. Thompson Jr.
|Deck Stabbing
|Between Two Minds
|ein "kartenstechen"\nstabbing knife next to selection in deck, whole deck corner-shorted\nvictor "astor" jamnitzky 1967 (ca.) the astor-deck Victor "Astor" Jamnitzky
|Ein "Kartenstechen"
|The Astor-Deck
|the joker is wild\nnot really tossed..., two selections\npaul swinford\nthe automatic joker\npaul swinford 1968 faro fantasy Paul Swinford
|The Joker is Wild
|Faro Fantasy
|the cabalistic pair\nnot tossed, joker is found between two chosen cards after faro shuffles, cccc\npaul swinford 1968 epilogue Paul Swinford
|The Cabalistic Pair
|Epilogue (Issue 4)
|borrowed you find it\ntwo methods: sticky card and belly-stripped card\nal koran\nalton sharpe 1969 expert card mysteries Al Koran, Alton Sharpe
|Borrowed You Find It
|Expert Card Mysteries
|remote control\nrandomly placed card placed face up into deck, found next to previously selected card\n aldini\ntenkai ishida 1969 roughingly yours Aldini, Tenkai Ishida
|Remote Control
|Roughingly Yours
|the great stabbing trick\n\nalton sharpe\n del ray\nreinhard müller's "dai vernon lecture in germany" 1997, for credit information 1969 expert card mysteries Alton Sharpe, Del Ray
|The Great Stabbing Trick
|Expert Card Mysteries
|no chance\ncard selected behind back, card used to stab into deck reversed behind back, it changes into selection\nned powers 1970 the pallbearers review vol. 5-8 Ned Powers
|No Chance
|The Pallbearers Review Vol. 5-8 (Vol. 5 No. 4)
|the cabalistic pair\nnot tossed, joker is found between two chosen cards after faro shuffles, cccc\npaul swinford 1971 more faro fantasy Paul Swinford
|The Cabalistic Pair
|More Faro Fantasy
|super stab\nwith small dagger in squared deck, using faro placement\nsid marshall 1971 hierophant Sid Marshall
|Super Stab
|Hierophant (Issue 5-6)
|once in a knife time\nknife stabbed into pack from back, penetrates cards until selection\ncarl sten\narnold furst 1971 expert card chicanery Carl Sten, Arnold Furst
|Once in a Knife Time
|Expert Card Chicanery
|stabba-dabba-doo\nface up card is stabbed in deck, next to selection, duplicate\njohn cornelius 1971 the compleat magick - volume 1 John Cornelius
|The Compleat Magick - Volume 1 (Issue 15)
|sneaky card stab\ndescribed by john brown, wrapped in paper and stabbed by spectator, using a pop-eyed eye-popper / nu-idea forcing deck\nstewart judah 1971 the compleat magick — volume i Stewart Judah
|Sneaky Card Stab
|The Compleat Magick — Volume I (Issue 20)
|a card is found\ncard is stabbed next to selection in pocket, duplicate\nkarl fulves 1971 the book of numbers Karl Fulves
|A Card Is Found
|The Book of Numbers
|miracle stab\nstabbing any card called for, stacked\nfrank garcia\nbert allerton 1972 million dollar card secrets Frank Garcia, Bert Allerton
|Miracle Stab
|Million Dollar Card Secrets
|once in a knife-time\nspectator stabs\nfrank garcia 1972 million dollar card secrets Frank Garcia
|Once In a Knife-Time
|Million Dollar Card Secrets
|right about there\ncard inserted next to selection\n unknown 1972 the living end Unknown
|Right About There
|The Living End
|the stabbed card\nwrapped din newspaper\n unknown 1972 the living end Unknown
|The Stabbed Card
|The Living End
|under the knife\n\njames g. thompson jr. 1972 the living end James G. Thompson Jr.
|Under the Knife
|The Living End
|the hooded hew\nwrapped in napkin\neddie joseph 1972 the living end Eddie Joseph
|The Hooded Hew
|The Living End
|locomaster joker\njoker stabbed in deck next to selection by performer\ntony kardyro 1972 card cavalcade Tony Kardyro
|Locomaster Joker
|Card Cavalcade
|the magic thrust (i)\n\n unknown 1972 the living end Unknown
|The Magic Thrust (I)
|The Living End
|the magic thrust (ii)\n\nrobert brethen 1972 the living end Robert Brethen
|The Magic Thrust (II)
|The Living End
|a double surprise\nwith a kicker\nsheldon levy 1972 the living end Sheldon Levy
|A Double Surprise
|The Living End
|the magic thrust (iii)\nwith two cards\ntheodore annemann 1972 the living end Theodore Annemann
|The Magic Thrust (III)
|The Living End
|site-unseen\nthree selection are found by stabbing an unknown card reversed into the deck , cards next to the card and reversed card itself are selections\nlu brent\nsite-unseen\nlu brent 1972 the living end Lu Brent
|The Living End
|stab-mental\nthought of card is found\n unknown 1972 million dollar card secrets Unknown
|Million Dollar Card Secrets
|pierced\nunder newspaper\njames g. thompson jr. 1972 the living end James G. Thompson Jr.
|The Living End
|notes on the handling - 5.\n\nkarl fulves 1973 riffle shuffle technique - preliminary notes on part two Karl Fulves
|Notes On The Handling - 5.
|Riffle Shuffle Technique - Preliminary Notes on Part Two
|impromptu card stab\nwith a telescoping pen\ndick zimmerman 1973 creative magic Dick Zimmerman
|Impromptu Card Stab
|Creative Magic
|color flite\na card from red and blue deck are chosen, jokers pushed in deck of other color, they're supposed to be next to selections, but change in actual selections\nroy walton\na card in hand\ntheodore annemann\ncolor flite\nroy walton 1973 the pallbearers review vol. 5-8 Roy Walton
|Color Flite
|The Pallbearers Review Vol. 5-8 (Vol. 8 No. 8)
|under the influence\nred card stabbed into blue deck, next to matching card\njerry k. hartman 1973 means & ends Jerry K. Hartman
|Under The Influence
|Means & Ends
|thought thrust\ntoothpick thrust into deck next to thought of card\njerry k. hartman 1973 means & ends Jerry K. Hartman
|Thought Thrust
|Means & Ends
|a solar happenstance\nwith tarot cards, card is between his two lucky cards\nstephen minch 1974 the book of thoth Stephen Minch
|A Solar Happenstance
|The Book of Thoth
|an infinity of footnotes\napplication of the stevens control with crimps (1), edge marks (2), stabbing (3), as a cull (7), and more\nkarl fulves 1975 riffle shuffle technique - part two Karl Fulves
|An Infinity Of Footnotes
|Riffle Shuffle Technique - Part Two
|the stabbing myth\ncard is stabbed between two selections by spectator\njon racherbaumer 1975 hierophant Jon Racherbaumer
|The Stabbing Myth
|Hierophant (Issue 7 Resurrection Issue)
|two card discovery\nindifferent card stabbed into deck to find two selections\narthur finley 1975 magic with faucett ross Arthur Finley
|Two Card Discovery
|Magic With Faucett Ross
|taking turns\nspectator turns over card behind back, apparently exactly the same as performer a moment before\njerry k. hartman\nnotes by fulves on p. 243\ncoercion\nj. w. sarles 1975 epilogue Jerry K. Hartman
|Taking Turns
|Epilogue (Issue Special No 1)
|carlyle's remote control\n\nfrancis carlyle 1975 the magic of francis carlyle Francis Carlyle
|Carlyle's Remote Control
|The Magic of Francis Carlyle
|al baker's version\nstabbing force\nal baker 1975 the magic of francis carlyle Al Baker
|Al Baker's Version
|The Magic of Francis Carlyle
|acupuncture!\nin bag with needle\ndelwyn 1975 the compleat magick — volume ii Delwyn
|The Compleat Magick — Volume II (Issue 125)
|a) card stabbing\n\n unknown 1975 new and novel knowledge Unknown
|A) Card Stabbing
|New and Novel Knowledge
|spotting the spot\ncard stab with paper-knife, the card found is blank and the value is now on the paper-knife\ne. leslie may 1976 pabular E. Leslie May
|Spotting the Spot
|Pabular (Vol. 2 No. 5)
|joker finder\njoker inserted into deck, inserted in between two selections\nbernard bilis 1976 close up, french style Bernard Bilis
|Joker Finder
|Close Up, French Style
|card problems - (1)\ndeck wrapped in newspaper, card stabbed with knife, rest of deck vanishes, posed as problem\nkarl fulves 1976 interlocutor Karl Fulves
|Card Problems - (1)
|Interlocutor (Issue 10)
|congruence\ncard is stabbed next to mate, slip force\ngene nielsen 1976 the compleat magick — volume ii Gene Nielsen
|The Compleat Magick — Volume II (Issue 151)
|stabatwin\nstabbing pocket knife next to twin of chosen card\npatrick page\nstabatwin\npatrick page 1976 the big book of magic Patrick Page
|The Big Book of Magic
|marksman extraordinary\nwith business card, two signed selections\ncarl herron 1976 pabular Carl Herron
|Marksman Extraordinary
|Pabular (Vol. 2 No. 8)
|caster and pollux\ntwo decks, two spectators, both put card between same cards\njohn smetana 1976 the third ecstasy John Smetana
|Caster and Pollux
|The Third Ecstasy
|u-find-it\nspectator locates card by stabbing face up card into the deck\nnick trost 1976 subtle card magic: part two Nick Trost
|Subtle Card Magic: Part Two
|compute-a-thot\nthree spot in inserted into packet, selection is found by spelling or counting or next to three\nnick trost 1976 subtle card magic: part two Nick Trost
|Subtle Card Magic: Part Two
|the stabbing myth\nspectator stabs card between two selections\njon racherbaumer 1976 lecture notes 1 Jon Racherbaumer
|The Stabbing Myth
|Lecture Notes 1
|the double force\nspectator pushes card reversed in deck, cards on either side are forced\nburling hull 1976 the amazing world of mentalism Burling Hull
|The Double Force
|The Amazing World of Mentalism
|the card stab\nsigned card\npatrick page 1976 the big book of magic Patrick Page
|The Card Stab
|The Big Book of Magic
|occamitis\ncard is found with the aid of a razor blade \ngaëtan bloom 1977 pabular Gaëtan Bloom
|Pabular (Vol. 3 No. 5)
|a rare find\ntwo cards removed, one remembered, both put wide apart in deck, performer stabs another card next to the selection, miscalling\nkarl fulves\nnext\nroy walton 1977 the magic book Karl Fulves
|A Rare Find
|The Magic Book
|color flite\na card from red and blue deck are chosen, jokers pushed in deck of other color, they're supposed to be next to selections, but change in actual selections\nroy walton\ncolor flite\nroy walton 1977 the magic book Roy Walton
|Color Flite
|The Magic Book
|boggled\ncard vanishes with fun sucker presentation about the spectator taking a card from between the aces and pushing it magic thrust like between to aces, sleeving\nkarl fulves 1977 impromptu holdouts Karl Fulves
|Impromptu Holdouts
|mental message\n\nharry lorayne 1977 the magic book Harry Lorayne
|Mental Message
|The Magic Book
|the finger stab\nfinger stabs in pack\nken krenzel 1978 the card classics of ken krenzel Ken Krenzel
|The Finger Stab
|The Card Classics of Ken Krenzel
|kartenstechen ii\nwith napkin, card is pierced\n unknown 1978 einfach wunderbar - wunderbar einfach Unknown
|Kartenstechen II
|Einfach Wunderbar - Wunderbar Einfach
|karten-kartenstechen\ncard is found by stabbing another card next to it\n unknown 1978 einfach wunderbar - wunderbar einfach Unknown
|Einfach Wunderbar - Wunderbar Einfach
|ghost right\nblank card stabbed into deck between two cards, the names of the two cards appear written on the blank face\njerry k. hartman 1978 loose ends Jerry K. Hartman
|Ghost Right
|Loose Ends
|crystal clear\nprediction written on face of card, card is inserted between the two predicted cards\njerry k. hartman 1978 loose ends Jerry K. Hartman
|Crystal Clear
|Loose Ends
|mod quad\ncard selected is stabbed into deck, prediction shown to be mate, and then card is shown to be stabbed between the other two mates (describes two methods)\njerry k. hartman\nstabbed coincidence\nlarry jennings 1978 loose ends Jerry K. Hartman
|Mod Quad
|Loose Ends
|kartenstechen i\ncard stab, blindfolded on table\n unknown 1978 einfach wunderbar - wunderbar einfach Unknown
|Kartenstechen I
|Einfach Wunderbar - Wunderbar Einfach
|lightning stab change\nindifferent card is stabbed in deck face up and at that moment changes into selection, lapping\nbruce ikefugi\ntoss-in lap switch\npeter duffie 1979 apocalypse vol. 1-5 Bruce Ikefugi
|Lightning Stab Change
|Apocalypse Vol. 1-5 (Vol. 2 No. 8)
|stabbing locator\ncard is pushed next to selection by performer\ntim wenk 1979 quantum leaps Tim Wenk
|Stabbing Locator
|Quantum Leaps
|flotation stab\ncard stabbed between two selections\nrichard kaufman 1979 cardmagic Richard Kaufman
|Flotation Stab
|once in a knife-time\ndeck wrapped in napkin, jog\nkarrell fox\nboston's stabbed card\ngeorge boston 1979 another book Karrell Fox
|Once in a Knife-Time
|Another Book
|glide out\nmagic thrust as an out when someone challenges performer to find thought of card\ngerald kosky\nthe biter bit\ngerald kosky 1979 inside outs Gerald Kosky
|Glide Out
|Inside Outs
|the humble/arrogant card trick\nstabbed indifferent card changes to selection, variation: stabbed card transposes with card above it\ngreg miller 1980 apocalypse vol. 1-5 Greg Miller
|The Humble/Arrogant Card Trick
|Apocalypse Vol. 1-5 (Vol. 3 No. 8)
|ad-jacent\nadvertisement card is used to stab between selections\nsimon aronson\nbreaking up ad-jacent\ndavid solomon\nstealth card stab\ntom gagnon 1980 hierophant Simon Aronson
|Hierophant (Issue The Last Hierophant)
|a colorful trick\ndeck starts to bleed\nchris ball 1980 diary of a deranged deck Chris Ball
|A Colorful Trick
|Diary of a Deranged Deck
|double thrusts\nbehind the back stab of two cards\nkarl fulves 1981 side steal Karl Fulves
|Double Thrusts
|Side Steal
|optical notes\nvariations\njack avis\nthe optical force\nkarl fulves 1981 the chronicles Jack Avis
|Optical Notes
|The Chronicles (Issue 30)
|the spectator does a trick\n\nhorace e. bennett 1981 bennett's fourth book Horace E. Bennett
|The Spectator Does a Trick
|Bennett's Fourth Book
|ultra sucker insertion\nace of spades changes into selection with stabbing-presentation\nallan ackerman 1982 best of friends Allan Ackerman
|Ultra Sucker Insertion
|Best of Friends
|pointalism\na knife is stabbed in tarot book and one in a tarot deck, page describes card\nthomas alan waters 1982 mind, myth & magick Thomas Alan Waters
|Mind, Myth & Magick (Issue Grymwyr)
|card stabbing\nwith napkin\n"magic" christian stelzel 1982 stripper / konische karten "Magic" Christian Stelzel
|Card Stabbing
|Stripper / Konische Karten
|face to face\ntwo selections, joker stabbed into the deck next to first selection, then joker turns into second selection\ndavid britland 1982 spell-binder David Britland
|Face to Face
|Spell-Binder (Vol. 2 No. 14)
|what's in a name?\nblank cards, performer and spectator sign one each, they're stabbed next to each other behind back by performer\narthur setterington 1982 pabular Arthur Setterington
|What's in a Name?
|Pabular (Vol. 7 No. 2)
|grand opening\nwhile deck is in case, crimp\nlarry becker 1983 apocalypse vol. 6-10 Larry Becker
|Grand Opening
|Apocalypse Vol. 6-10 (Vol. 6 No. 6)
|prone to live dangerously\nsucker effect in which performer stabs card next to selection which can be seen on face\njerry sadowitz\nmore dangerous\npaul hallas\njerry sadowitz\ntheodore annemann\nprone to die safely\ntyler wilson 1983 pabular Jerry Sadowitz
|Prone to Live Dangerously
|Pabular (Vol. 7 No. 9)
|more dangerous\n\npaul hallas\njerry sadowitz\ntheodore annemann\nprone to live dangerously\njerry sadowitz 1983 pabular Paul Hallas, Jerry Sadowitz, Theodore Annemann
|More Dangerous
|Pabular (Vol. 8 No. 2)
|cartas encontradas con el cuchillo\nno. 7, deck stabbed with knife, wrapped in paper\n unknown 1983 la baraja biselada Unknown
|Cartas Encontradas con el Cuchillo
|La Baraja Biselada
|half-pass stabbing force\ndeck starts reversed under top card\nmichael powers 1983 powerful magic Michael Powers
|Half-Pass Stabbing Force
|Powerful Magic
|my card stabbing\nwith close-up board held by two spectators, blindfold and a sheet of newspaper\n"magic" christian stelzel\nvalentino graziadei 1983 lecture magic "Magic" Christian Stelzel, Valentino Graziadei
|My Card Stabbing
|Lecture Magic
|stab-ility\nusing double deal from center and impromptu double backer\nrobert gardner 1984 apocalypse vol. 6-10 Robert Gardner
|Apocalypse Vol. 6-10 (Vol. 7 No. 3)
|variation on stab-ility\nsee afterthoughts\nken krenzel 1984 apocalypse vol. 6-10 Ken Krenzel
|Variation on Stab-ility
|Apocalypse Vol. 6-10 (Vol. 7 No. 3)
|prone to live dangerously\nperformer places ace of spades next to selection, sucker effect\njerry sadowitz 1984 cards hit Jerry Sadowitz
|Prone to Live Dangerously
|Cards Hit
|pierception\nwith box, thought of card\nthomas alan waters 1984 mind, myth & magick Thomas Alan Waters
|Mind, Myth & Magick (Issue Cardiact)
|the poor man's card stab\nwith scissors into deck that's wrapped in paper napkin\ndick koornwinder 1984 diverting kreations Dick Koornwinder
|the poor man's Card Stab
|Diverting Kreations
|mexican stab\ncard side-jogged for half its length, switched for top card as top half is levered over, two handlings (adams & racherbaumer), see also "credits and references" at end of book\neddie adams\njon racherbaumer\nbullet in the belly\nantón "mago antón" lópez 1984 at the table Eddie Adams, Jon Racherbaumer
|Mexican Stab
|At The Table
|the great phone mystery\nno. 24, spectator turns top and bottom card over behind his back and pushed them in, the cards face to face with the reversed cards are removed and one of them named by medium on phone\n unknown 1984 more self-working card tricks Unknown
|The Great Phone Mystery
|More Self-Working Card Tricks
|smart scissors\ncard stabbing with a pair of scissors\ndick koornwinder 1985 apocalypse vol. 6-10 Dick Koornwinder
|Smart Scissors
|Apocalypse Vol. 6-10 (Vol. 8 No. 11)
|signatures attract\nbusiness card finds selection, prediction on business card\nrobert bengel 1985 best of friends - volume ii Robert Bengel
|Signatures Attract
|Best of Friends - Volume II
|double prophecy\ntwo cards stabbed in the deck, value is used two find two selections, see p. 160 for corrections\nsteve beam\nthe trapdoor issue #8\nsteve beam 1985 the trapdoor - volume one Steve Beam
|Double Prophecy
|The Trapdoor - Volume One (Issue 8)
|card location\nten card location routine 1. say stop 2. spell out 3. spring location 4. stabbed card 5. the fifth card 6. stabbed cards 7. card through handkerchief 8. - 10. catch from shower\nrolland hamblen 1985 the fred braue notebooks Rolland Hamblen
|Card Location
|The Fred Braue Notebooks (Issue 1)
|svengali routine\nselection made, card divined, then it turns over, then appears at named number and at randomly spelled card, spectator stabs next to it\ntom bowyer 1985 the fred braue notebooks Tom Bowyer
|Svengali Routine
|The Fred Braue Notebooks (Issue 4)
|fan-stab-stic\nspectator stabs in fan\nlarry jennings 1986 the classic magic of larry jennings Larry Jennings
|The Classic Magic of Larry Jennings
|split ends\nselection is stabbed and its cardboard layers split, then restored\njay sankey 1986 sankey panky Jay Sankey
|Split Ends
|Sankey Panky
|sagittarius\nout-of-hand selection, performer stabs reversed card next to selection, henry christ force inspired\ndavid britland\nturn of the century\npaul curry 1986 psychomancy David Britland
|pedro in magic\n\npedro 1986 gimmick Pedro
|Pedro in Magic
|Gimmick (Issue 4)
|teflon card stab\npaper wrapped deck, slick card\nrandy wakeman 1987 special effects Randy Wakeman
|Teflon Card Stab
|Special Effects
|stableau\nwith tarot cards, two spectators stab two knives in deck, signed cards\nthomas alan waters\ntwo cards in fear\ndr. jacob daley 1987 mind, myth & magick Thomas Alan Waters
|Mind, Myth & Magick (Issue T.A.R.O.T.)
|the double card stab\nwith knife in wrapped deck, no crimps\nlamont ream 1988 magical arts journal Lamont Ream
|The Double Card Stab
|Magical Arts Journal (Vol. 2 No. 2)
|"short-cut's"\nwith small knife or dagger, two phases, locator card and count in second phase\nkarrell fox 1988 my latest book Karrell Fox
|My Latest Book
|the opportune miracle\njoker stabbed next to selection in fan, using forcing gaff with part of card stuck to back of joker, four handlings\nedward marlo\nthe new tops, mar. 1967 1988 m.i.n.t. — volume i Edward Marlo
|The Opportune Miracle
|M.I.N.T. — Volume I
|"p.d. mental stab"\n"pull down", card placed face up in deck by performer, it is next to thought-of card\nedward marlo\nthe new tops, apr. 1968 1988 m.i.n.t. — volume i Edward Marlo
|"P.D. Mental Stab"
|M.I.N.T. — Volume I
|"mindreading queen"\nace through ten of spades, spectator thinks of one, performer places a queen next to thought-of value behind his back, repeats, with notes, six methods\nedward marlo\nthe new tops, may 1964 1988 m.i.n.t. — volume i Edward Marlo
|"Mindreading Queen"
|M.I.N.T. — Volume I
|a card stab routine\nthe second time the spectator stabs\neugene burger 1989 the experience of magic Eugene Burger
|A Card Stab Routine
|The Experience of Magic
|a stab in the pack\nno. 90, deck wrapped with dollar bill, knife next to selection\nal koran\nkarl fulves 1989 self-working coin magic Al Koran, Karl Fulves
|A Stab in the Pack
|Self-Working Coin Magic
|thrust and parry\n\nken krenzel 1990 close-up impact! Ken Krenzel
|Thrust and Parry
|Close-up Impact!
|the cinderella card-stab\ntwo selections, one stabbed with shoe, other in shoe\nlisa menna 1990 spectacle Lisa Menna
|The Cinderella Card-Stab
|have it your way\ncard selected and replaced, deck is in new pack order and card put in proper position of the sequence\nsteve beam\nhave it your way\nsteve beam\nreopening stab\nsteve beam 1991 the trapdoor — volume two Steve Beam
|Have It Your Way
|The Trapdoor — Volume Two (Issue 41)
|signed folded card in box\none card stabbed in paper back, second card folded in box\nalexander de cova\nkarte in schachtel\nalexander de cova 1992 ein profi packt aus... Alexander de Cova
|Signed Folded Card in Box
|Ein Profi packt aus...
|スローイングカードスタブ\n(throwing card stab) card stabbed into dribbled deck, stabs right next to selection\nhideo kato 1993 larry jennings's card technique Hideo Kato
|Larry Jennings's Card Technique
|cold steel\nknife is stabbed between two selections\nalex elmsley\nrichard himber\nestickmation aces\ntom gagnon 1994 the collected works of alex elmsley — volume 2 Alex Elmsley, Richard Himber
|Cold Steel
|The Collected Works of Alex Elmsley — Volume 2
|the card stabbing trick (pack wrapped in paper)\n\n unknown 1994 more greater magic Unknown
|The Card Stabbing Trick (Pack Wrapped in Paper)
|More Greater Magic
|the vanishing card stab\nwrapped in paper napkin and stabbed with knife, deck vanishes as climax\npaul gertner 1994 steel and silver Paul Gertner
|The Vanishing Card Stab
|Steel and Silver
|stab stab stab\ndeck rests on edge on table, performer stabs joker quickly into side a few times, last time next to selection\nmike schwartz 1994 rigmarole Mike Schwartz
|Stab Stab Stab
|Rigmarole (Issue 9)
|the sultan stab\nspectator throws indicator card into dribble, shown to be next to king, indicator card changes into king as well as: - the chutney change\nroger crosthwaite 1994 roger's thesaurus Roger Crosthwaite
|The Sultan Stab
|Roger's Thesaurus
|phantom aces\nposition of aces announced after spectators shuffle the deck, one-by-one production, last one stabbed with another card by spectator\njustin higham\n"the phantom of the card table" (eddie mcguire, 1976, p. 10)\nbreaking the rule\nedward marlo 1994 roger's thesaurus Justin Higham
|Phantom Aces
|Roger's Thesaurus
|stick it in yourself\nspectator stabs reversed cards next to selection after magician fails\nfrank lane 1994 more greater magic Frank Lane
|Stick It In Yourself
|More Greater Magic
|magic thrust variations - a.\n\ntheodore annemann 1994 more greater magic Theodore Annemann
|Magic Thrust Variations - A.
|More Greater Magic
|magic thrust variations - b.\nduplicate\nfred furman 1994 more greater magic Fred Furman
|Magic Thrust Variations - B.
|More Greater Magic
|magic thrust variations - c.\nshort card and two double backers\njohn northern hilliard 1994 more greater magic John Northern Hilliard
|Magic Thrust Variations - C.
|More Greater Magic
|face-up locator\nspectator stabs card next to selection\ngene maze 1994 gene maze and the art of bottom dealing Gene Maze
|Face-Up Locator
|Gene Maze And The Art Of Bottom Dealing
|the card stabbing trick (pack spread on table)\n\n unknown 1994 more greater magic Unknown
|The Card Stabbing Trick (Pack Spread on Table)
|More Greater Magic
|the knowledgable knife or the klever kleaver\nsigned card, through newspaper sheet\nmichael weber 1994 correctors workshop Michael Weber
|The Knowledgable Knife or The Klever Kleaver
|Correctors Workshop
|the card stabbing trick\nrubber banded and paper wrapped deck, stabbed with knife\nrobert parrish\nthe transfixed pack\njohn northern hilliard 1995 great tricks revisited Robert Parrish
|The Card Stabbing Trick
|Great Tricks Revisited
|stabracardabra\nknife stuck into napkin-wrapped deck, napkin torn away and selection sticks to knife\nkarrell fox 1995 much ado about something Karrell Fox
|Much Ado About Something
|have it your way\ncard selected and replaced, deck is in new pack order and card put in proper position of the sequence\nsteve beam\nhave it your way\nsteve beam 1995 semi-automatic card tricks — volume 2 Steve Beam
|Have it Your Way
|Semi-Automatic Card Tricks — Volume 2
|the moveable card\nspectator thinks of a card, performer places reversed card next to it\nedward marlo 1995 m.i.n.t. — volume ii Edward Marlo
|The Moveable Card
|M.I.N.T. — Volume II
|miracle card stab location\npeeked at card is stabbed by performer\nedward marlo 1995 m.i.n.t. — volume ii Edward Marlo
|Miracle Card Stab Location
|M.I.N.T. — Volume II
|mental stab again\nspectator thinks of a card from top third, performer places reversed card next to it\nedward marlo 1995 m.i.n.t. — volume ii Edward Marlo
|Mental Stab Again
|M.I.N.T. — Volume II
|ace finds ace\nno. 8, two halves under table, one reversed and put into other, it turns out to be an ace and is next to another ace\njohn scarne\njoseph dunninger 1995 self-working close-up card magic John Scarne, Joseph Dunninger
|Ace Finds Ace
|Self-Working Close-up Card Magic
|my card stab\nwithout table, two spectators hold newspaper\nvanni bossi 1995 vanni bossi lecture notes Vanni Bossi
|My Card Stab
|Vanni Bossi Lecture Notes
|a needle in a haystack\njoker placed next to thought-of card under challenge conditions, thirteen extra cards behind back\nmichael skinner 1996 classic sampler Michael Skinner
|A Needle in a Haystack
|Classic Sampler
|the card stab\nstabbing to any named card, memorized deck\nmichael close\ncard stabbing trick\nbert allerton 1996 workers number 5 Michael Close
|The Card Stab
|Workers Number 5
|fork lift\nstabbing with fork into deck\nkarl fulves 1996 blocking off Karl Fulves
|Fork Lift
|Blocking Off
|named-card stab\nshiny blade\nkarl fulves 1996 blocking off Karl Fulves
|Named-Card Stab
|Blocking Off
|sherlock holmes oder: das ökonomische kartenstechen\ndeck wrapped in paper\nbob driebeek 1996 aenigmas rätsel Bob Driebeek
|Sherlock Holmes oder: Das ökonomische Kartenstechen
|Aenigmas Rätsel
|blade runner\nknife stabbed in deck, one card impaled, it's the wrong card and changes into correct one\npeter duffie 1996 method in effect Peter Duffie
|Blade Runner
|Method in Effect
|thickening a plot\nnice card stab presentation, card is stabbed in paper bag\ndon alan 1996 the looking glass Don Alan
|Thickening A Plot
|The Looking Glass (Issue 3)
|stabbing to any named card\ndeck wrapped in napkin\nbert allerton\nken krenzel 1997 ingenuities Bert Allerton, Ken Krenzel
|Stabbing to Any Named Card
|the wrap stab\ndeck wrapped in newspaper or flash paper\n unknown 1997 the fred braue notebooks Unknown
|The Wrap Stab
|The Fred Braue Notebooks (Issue 8)
|gang related\ndeck cut, top two cards removed and placed in center, corner of next card torn off, performer stabs it into the center behind his back, between selections, three-way force deck, for details see informant reference\ntony bartolotta\ninformant\nkarl fulves\nletters\nron eastin\narnold farmer\ntom craven\nfour in hand\nkarl fulves 1997 underworld Tony Bartolotta
|Gang Related
|Underworld (Issue 6)
|breaking up ad-jacent\nspectator stabs odd-backed card next to two selections one by one\ndavid solomon\nad-jacent\nsimon aronson 1997 solomon's mind David Solomon
|Breaking Up Ad-Jacent
|Solomon's Mind
|depth thrust i\nspectator stabs behind the back, two cards sandwich selection\nlarry jennings 1997 jennings '67 Larry Jennings
|Depth Thrust I
|Jennings '67
|depth thrust ii\nspectator stabs, two cards sandwich selection\nlarry jennings 1997 jennings '67 Larry Jennings
|Depth Thrust II
|Jennings '67
|parallel time\ntwo decks, red-backed js on face of blue-backed deck, spectator inserts js in center behind her back but it's back on face, repeated with other deck, repeated but it now jumps back to other deck, "ambitions card done with the deck in the spectator's hands"\nkarl fulves 1997 the vampire papers Karl Fulves
|Parallel Time
|The Vampire Papers
|impossibile\nclever presentation, table is flipped over at the end\nchristoph borer\nimpossibile\nchristoph borer\nimpossibile\nchristoph borer 1997 seminar 1997 Christoph Borer
|Seminar 1997
|the l.c. stab\n\nbruce cervon 1998 hard-boiled mysteries Bruce Cervon
|The L.C. Stab
|Hard-Boiled Mysteries
|son of l.c. stab\n\nbruce cervon 1998 hard-boiled mysteries Bruce Cervon
|Son of L.C. Stab
|Hard-Boiled Mysteries
|rara avis card stab\nknife stabbed into top of deck so that a small block is stuck to tip of knife, bottom card is selection\njack avis 1998 vis à vis Jack Avis
|Rara Avis Card Stab
|Vis à Vis
|miracle card stab\nexact center\nal koran 1998 vis à vis Al Koran
|Miracle Card Stab
|Vis à Vis
|time trap\nhalf the deck used, spectator cuts off some cards and counts them, a selection made, packets combined, spectator remembers card at his number, selected card stabbed next to it below table by performer\ntony bartolotta\nspread peek\nkarl fulves\ninformant\nkarl fulves 1999 underworld Tony Bartolotta
|Time Trap
|Underworld (Issue 10)
|(b)\nstabbing location\nellis stanyon 1999 ellis stanyon's best card tricks Ellis Stanyon
|Ellis Stanyon's Best Card Tricks
|the master mystery forcing pack\nno. 25, three banks divided by long cards: 1-0-1 with force cards, alternating pairs, 1-0-1 with different force card - to produce a card at any number - knife thrust between two chosen cards\nellis stanyon 1999 ellis stanyon's best card tricks Ellis Stanyon
|The Master Mystery Forcing Pack
|Ellis Stanyon's Best Card Tricks
|the pack is wrapped in paper and a knife passed between two chosen cards\nno. 26, twenty-six force pairs\nellis stanyon 1999 ellis stanyon's best card tricks Ellis Stanyon
|The Pack Is Wrapped in Paper and a Knife Passed between Two Chosen Cards
|Ellis Stanyon's Best Card Tricks
|the magic thrust\nface up card stabbed in the deck by spectator behind their back, stabbed next to selection\ntheodore annemann\nthe magic thrust\ntheodore annemann 1999 cunning card miracles Theodore Annemann
|The Magic Thrust
|Cunning Card Miracles
|u find your card\nlike magic thrust, but with some subtleties. top card is not used, second card is reversed and stabbed in deck by spectator, next to selection.\nlu brent\nu find your card\nlu brent\nget thee behind me, satan\n unknown 1999 cunning card miracles Lu Brent
|U Find Your Card
|Cunning Card Miracles
|get thee behind me, satan\nseems identical to u find your card\n unknown\nget thee behind me, satan\n unknown\nu find your card\nlu brent 1999 cunning card miracles Unknown
|Get Thee Behind Me, Satan
|Cunning Card Miracles
|a card stab\nucs, last card stabbed by specator, signed\nguy hollingworth 1999 drawing room deceptions Guy Hollingworth
|A Card Stab
|Drawing Room Deceptions
|the blindfold stab\nno. 15\nellis stanyon 1999 ellis stanyon's best card tricks Ellis Stanyon
|The Blindfold Stab
|Ellis Stanyon's Best Card Tricks
|stabbed by thought\n"three trix" - the double stab - the thot-card stab (thought-of card from three cards is stabbed to when named)\nkarl fulves 2000 latter day secrets Karl Fulves
|Stabbed By Thought
|Latter Day Secrets (Issue 4)
|loft\ncovered by newspaper\nchristoph borer\nmichel gammenthaler\ncard stab\nchristoph borer\nmichel gammenthaler 2000 anam cara Christoph Borer, Michel Gammenthaler
|Anam Cara
|steel to ink\nknife stabbed in deck next to selection, then it is seen that the blade is printed on this card and only the knife handle remains, posed as a problem\nkarl fulves 2001 latter day secrets Karl Fulves
|Steel To Ink
|Latter Day Secrets (Issue 6)
|stabbing trick #1\nwith knife in the deck\nmark lewis 2001 the long and the short of it Mark Lewis
|Stabbing Trick #1
|The Long and the Short of it
|stabbing trick #2\nwith knife in the deck which is wrapped in a paper napkin\nmark lewis 2001 the long and the short of it Mark Lewis
|Stabbing Trick #2
|The Long and the Short of it
|two-card routine\n- effect no. 1: joker and ace of spades change places - effect no. 2: joker on top, ace on the bottom vanish and are found together in the center - effect no. 3: joker and ace pushed in the deck, travel to top and bottom - effect no. 4: two numbers are called, counted and the cards found at those positions are joker and ace - effect no. 5: joker and ace reverse in the deck - effect no. 6: spectator reverses one card behind his back, it is the joker - effect no. 7: two selections are put face up into the deck, next to them the joker and the ace are found - effect no. 8: selections transform into joker and ace - effect no. 9: two cards clipped by four paper clips are removed from the pocket, joker and ace\npaul curry\njohn scarne\nmyles lyons\ntheodore annemann 2001 paul curry's worlds beyond Paul Curry, John Scarne, Myles Lyons, Theodore Annemann
|Two-Card Routine
|Paul Curry's Worlds Beyond
|double prediction\ncard is selected turned over and behind spectator's back, pushed into the deck, both cards are predicted, first published in "something borrowed, something new", 1941\npaul curry 2001 paul curry's worlds beyond Paul Curry
|Double Prediction
|Paul Curry's Worlds Beyond
|next!\ncard with message "your card will be next" is put into the deck and is found next to selection, first in "something borrowed, something new", 1941\npaul curry 2001 paul curry's worlds beyond Paul Curry
|Paul Curry's Worlds Beyond
|the perfect miracle\nbased on lu brent's "u-find-it" in "five super card mysteries"\npaul curry\nthe perfect miracle\npaul curry 2001 paul curry's worlds beyond Paul Curry
|The Perfect Miracle
|Paul Curry's Worlds Beyond
|name an ace\naces face-up in different parts, they sandwich named black ace, presented as thrust effect\nkarl fulves 2001 the magic thrust Karl Fulves
|Name An Ace
|The Magic Thrust
|a remote locator\ncard returned to one half, as inserted in other half finds selection in that half\nkarl fulves 2001 the magic thrust Karl Fulves
|A Remote Locator
|The Magic Thrust


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Heavy rain and high winds from Hurricane Irma, now a tropical storm, probably won't make it to Virginia, forecasters said Monday.
Hampton Roads still has rain in the forecast a few days this week — most as a result of tropical moisture left over from the storm, National Weather Service meteorologist Mike Dutter said.
"The hurricane and its impact is going to stay well south and west of the region," Dutter said Monday.
Hurricane Irma was downgraded to a tropical storm Monday and was expected to weaken to a tropical depression Tuesday, according to AccuWeather.com. Tracking maps updated Monday still showed the storm moving up through Florida and into Georgia and Tennessee, but not close to Virginia.
The threat for rip currents remained this week for much of the area, including the Southside and down through the Outer Banks, Dutter said.
The strong, narrow currents flow out from beaches through surf zones and present a hazard to swimmers. Meteorologists say they're caused by Hurricane Irma churning south and a high-pressure system in the north.
Irma's dangerous winds and rain caused airports in and around Florida to cancel thousands of flights. Newport News/Williamsburg International Airport canceled all eight of its Charlotte flights and two Atlanta flights Monday, airport spokeswoman Jessica Wharton said.
"The weather has impacted all of our flights here today," Wharton said, noting the airport has flights from Atlanta scheduled to come in Monday night that may be canceled due to weather conditions.
A roughly 400-mile-wide storm, Hurricane Irma made back-to-back landfalls in the Florida Keys and on Marco Island over the weekend. Its high winds snapped a construction crane in Miami, damaged roofs and sent debris flying in the low-lying Keys, and spurned a tornado that destroyed six mobile homes in Palm Bay.
More than 6.5 million Florida homes and businesses were without power Monday afternoon, according to Florida state's emergency management division. Florida Power and Light, which provides a majority of customers with power, warned it could take weeks before electricity is fully restored.
On Monday, Dominion Energy workers in Virginia prepared to head south to respond to what the company said is likely to be one of the largest electric industry restoration efforts in the United States.
"We are making final preparations throughout the day to mobilize employees and prepare equipment to depart Tuesday morning to Florida, where they can begin supporting our friends and neighbors in this massive undertaking," said Ed Baine, Dominion Energy senior vice president of power delivery.
We are making final preparations to mobilize employees and prepare equipment to depart Tuesday morning to Florida.
More than 120 Dominion Energy employees, including linemen, damage assessors and safety experts are heading to Florida with 300 contractors from Virginia and North Carolina. They join 300 tree contractors who started early work of removing trees and debris ahead of line crews, the company said in a news release.
Others from the region have gone south to assist with hurricane aid and recovery efforts, including Navy sailors and Marines on the USS Iwo Jima and USS New York at Naval Station Norfolk and a group of 45 firefighters from Hampton Roads.
Heavy rain covered all of Georgia except its southeast section Monday afternoon, as well as all of South Carolina, and almost all of Alabama. In many areas, the rain was falling heavily, the Washington Post reported.
"Intense rainfall rates of 2 inches or more per hour is leading to flash flooding and rapid rises on creeks, streams and rivers," the National Hurricane Center said.
Tuesday's high will be near 80 degrees with a slight chance of rain after 2 p.m. The forecast for Wednesday and Thursday includes rain and a chance of thunderstorms, according to the National Weather Service.
The Associated Press contributed to this report.
Canty can be reached by phone at 247-4832. Follow her on Twitter @DPMCanty.


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After 8 long years, Wintersun has finally returned with part one of their new material, "Time". I don't want to dwell on the fact that has been a while since the last album, but I definitely want to talk about the decision to release this as two separate records. Whether or not Jari Mäenpää or Nuclear Blast made the decision, it was the correct one. Simply put, this album is an epic, bombastic affair of keyboards and symphonic atmospheres that is almost too much to handle. 80 minutes of this style of music would be physically draining on the listener, and I say that because even 40 minutes can be quite difficult to fully absorb what is going on. There may be only three full songs on "Time I", but they are more than enough material to satisfy the listener.
The instrumental opener, "When Time Fades Away", introduces some new oriental influences to Wintersun's brand of folky melodic death metal. By the time this song is over, you start to understand the transition in sound from the debut to this record. On "Time I" Wintersun uses more clean vocals, keyboards, and melodies. That isn't to say that every song here is a rehash of "Death and the Healing" from the debut, but there is certainly less speed and intensity on this record. The band definitely embraced the "melodic" part of melodic death metal. "Sons of Winter and Stars" is the first epic and is actually the track that is most similar to the debut album. There are blastbeats and riffs aplenty, and the intensity is kept up throughout the song; however, you will notice the increased use of choirs and clean vocals. The other two lengthy songs are employ similar methods, but are not quite as fast. In fact, one of the most interesting aspects of this album is the huge range of dynamics. There are perfect transitions from huge, heavy death metal moments into quieter acoustic and keyboard driven sections with Jari's clean vocals over top.
Be sure to check out and like Wintersun on Facebook!
"Sons of Winter and Stars"
Final Rating
4.5/5 or 90%.
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*It's the day after that day of the year when people go through hell and high water to get those special single-day deals … Black Friday.
And of course the website that documents the worst in human nature, WorldStarHipHop, found video of some insane fights at what looks like two different unidentified Wal-Mart in two unidentified towns.
Take a look and be thankful you we're among the crazies … or were you?


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