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Go to page 1 ~ 2 ~ 3  (Next) The Magic Cafe Forum Index » » The workers » » Please read this thread before posting about Ambitious Card! Samuel Special user Norway 831 Posts Posted: Jul 13, 2004 11:56pm          Inspired by LeConte, I took upon myself the job to list the threads on Ambitious Card, as there has been a lot of them. The reading will most probably satisfy those who have questions on the Ambitious Card... Forum: Pick a card...any card The ambitious 'Ambitious card' thread An attempt (yet to find out how lucky) to compile all the best tips on the Ambitious Card from the users on the Café... Ambitious Card with a DB? Discussion about using a DB in the ambitious routine. Reinvigorating Ambitious A user believes that the ambitious has lost it's charm, and needs to be reinvigorated Ambitious card(not again!!)-aarrgghh!!! A discussion about how many discussions there have been on the Ambitious card, and the neccessity of more of them. Derren Browns Ambitious Card Routine A short thread on the Derren Browns routine Ambitious Card "What's your favourite ambitious card routine?" How long should an Ambitious Card routine be? A good read about the length of a Ambitious Card Routine. Ambitious Card Question How should the routine end? Some nice tips offered here. Ambitious Card ending Another thread on the ending of the routine, which even is linked on by NeoMagic to four other threads on the ending of the routine Great resource! Ambitious Card - History? A very short thread questioning the history of the Ambitious Card. Name a card move that can't be used in an Ambitious Card A discussion on which moves that can't be used in the routine. What is the ambitious card? A guy asking for the definition on the ambitious card routine Ambitious Card routine In the routine, the magi shows that he is able to control the cards. Is this good regarding other tricks? Where can I learn this Ambitious Card move? A short thread on the push-in-change. Pushing Ambitious card A short thread on the danger in the repetitions in the ambitious cards More ambitious, less tiring... A thread on how people routine their amtitious routine. My impromptu ambitious ending In my point of view - a GREAT ending to the ambitious by blindbo The Ambitious Card must include...? An in-depth thread on what the ambitious 'must' include. Large thread, great reading! Question about using top palm to start Ambitious Card Using the palm in the ambitious? Ambitious Card Theory... Brad Burt 'lectures' on the importance of not sticking to only on storyline on the routine. Ambitious Small thread on whether the DL or the Pass is used in a ambitious routine Ambitious Card - Daryl Some advice on buying Daryl's Ambitious Card DVD. Sankey's Ambitious Card finale???? A discussion on a rubberband finale to the ambitious Ambitious Card Routine--How Many Moves Another thread on the number of moves that should be used in the routine Daryls Ambitious card routine Another on the Daryl's ambitious dvd Ambitious Card to Ceiling Cons and pros on the ambitious to ceiling Ambitious Card "How can I learn how to do the ambitious card?" my own ambitious card move A subtlety on the Push-in change Ambitious without the Double ? Possibilities around doing the ACR without a DL The best ambitious card routine. A short one on which is the best routine. Ambitious card. An other one, bigger and better Ambitious Card Routine? Another thread on what to do, and where to get - on the ambitious. Great advice from Steel Do you use the pass for ambitious card? Well, do you...Punk!? Forum: Secret Sessions (50 posts needed to access) Getting a break for ambitious card? A little bit on getting the break Shortly Ambitious - (The condemned thread) A ambitious effect using a S**rt card and a rubber band For the Ambitious Card Perhaps a useful move for the ACR? Read, and make up your own mind An Ambitious Card Routine that uses only one double lift!! An in depth explanation of a routine, by LeConte An Ambitious Card Finale "A card rises to the top of a deck bound with electrical tape, escaping from the tape!" - the explanation can be read here A 'serious' comedian routine: Ambitious card outside the deck A funny way of doing a ACR with a one-way deck & some alien cards Ambitious Card - favorite moves? Several in-depth routines, seriously great reading! As mentioned, this thread was inspired by LeConte's work on the DL. This thread might limit the number of threads on the Ambitious Card, but hopefully extend the posts on the existing threads. As LeConte, I have not searched through the archive, so if you don't find your answers here, try looking there. Happy readings! -Samuel Samuel Magic is everywhere LeConte Special user Bay area 815 Posts Posted: Jul 14, 2004 2:04am          Great work!! Thank you for taking the time to make such a fantastic post, as it will benefit the Café tremendously. Searching for information can not be made any easier than this for the forum readers out there. We all appreciate your effort! Drive Carefully Samuel Special user Norway 831 Posts Posted: Jul 14, 2004 9:59am          As can be said on your work on the DL Samuel Magic is everywhere Pablo Tejero Inner circle Zaragoza, SPAIN 1206 Posts Posted: Jul 14, 2004 11:52am          Great guys both, great guys! Thanks both. All the best magic, Pablo Tejero "The Magic is in the air, you just have to... breathe it!" Niko Special user England 599 Posts Posted: Jul 14, 2004 1:00pm          What! Another sticky post! This just clogs up the forum and allows less threads on the page! Please do not make any more topics sticky, 2 is more than enough. Nice to see you included my post (about ACR with a DB) in your list though....and it's first... so thanks for that -Niko When you do something right, people won't be sure you've done anything at all. Samuel Special user Norway 831 Posts Posted: Jul 14, 2004 2:41pm          Well, you don't think about the x threads that doesn't have to be written on behalf of these two sticky's. They can actually help people with questions, and at the same time free up the space on the forum, doing exactly the opposite of what you are thinking. Samuel Magic is everywhere Curmudgeon Loyal user Iowa 247 Posts Posted: Jul 14, 2004 3:09pm          Thanks for this topic Samuel. I just hope that people use it for the great reference that it is. Again thanks for the time I am sure it took. Wade Samuel Special user Norway 831 Posts Posted: Jul 14, 2004 7:43pm          Thanks for the nice words, Curmudgeon Samuel Magic is everywhere Kevin Ram Special user Travelling through Europe 791 Posts Posted: Jul 15, 2004 10:26am          Glad someone has done this.But you will still get the odd person still posting em. Im taking bets on people placing ambitious card and double lift posts...im giving odds of 20-1 All bets taken ( Noo HaHaHa-im going to make a fortune "Your the Italian stallion" As said by my g/friend tommy Eternal Order Devil’s Island 13320 Posts Posted: Jul 18, 2004 12:17pm          I do not know about the ambitious card but Samuels ambitious post keeps turning up at the top of the pack. I think it is magic. If there is a single truth about Magic, it is that nothing on earth so efficiently evades it. Tommy Otis Day Regular user Green Bay, WI 150 Posts Posted: Jul 22, 2004 2:12pm          What's wrong with asking questions that have already been answered? It's a discussion board. If I come in and ask about the best double lift or something, even if it's already been asked....there will still be many posts on it(The point of this board, partly). Plus, maybe someone wasn't on this board or didn't see a previous post, but may have an answer that wasn't posted yet. Or maybe I'll learn something new this year that will be an answer the next time it's posted. If you don't want to answer a post that's been asked a million times before, then don't. If you want to put sticky posts about previously answered questions, that's cool(Although I don't know which is more annoying, the same questions every few days, or posts that are ALWAYS at the top of my page). I still think you'll find these questions will be asked and discussed again and again, because we like to talk about magic. Even if it's already been done. Jonathan Townsend Eternal Order Ossining, NY 25244 Posts Posted: Jul 22, 2004 8:02pm          Seek and you may find. Use the search function and you can find lots of things without seeming both ignorant and arrogant. Reading is fundamental. Why do so many people write about how poorly they read? ...to all the coins I've dropped here Otis Day Regular user Green Bay, WI 150 Posts Posted: Jul 22, 2004 9:53pm          How about...there are no stupid questions. So, are we not supposed to ask questions that have already been discussed? If that's the case, this board will lose a lot of hits. All I was saying is that if people want to discuss things that have already been talked about(which apparently happens alot, due to the recent sticky posts), then let them discuss. How does it hurt you? I think the sticky posts are very helpful, I just noticed it seemed to bother some people that there were discussions that already happened. I thought I could shed some light onto why. Hideo Kato Inner circle Tokyo 5579 Posts Posted: Jul 23, 2004 12:59am          These threads created by LeConte and Samuel are great. Although same topics may be disscussed again and again, but you can make such discussions into higher level if posters learn from old threads before he post in new threads. In that way, we can raise ourselves. Hideo Kato Otis Day Regular user Green Bay, WI 150 Posts Posted: Jul 23, 2004 2:49am          I agree. I get the feeling sometimes that people think down on those who choose to discuss a topic again. I think it's great to search the archive AND great to keep on discussing. That's why I like this place. Jordini Inner circle San Francisco 2766 Posts Posted: Jul 23, 2004 3:54am          There are many other topics on which we should have threads like this (e.g. the classic pass) but I'm too lazy to do all that research. "Illusion is the first of all pleasures." Oscar Wilde "If you only knew the hours I spent just thinking about practicing" -The Amazing Jonathan Samuel Special user Norway 831 Posts Posted: Jul 23, 2004 5:12am          Otis Day: Just to make an answer towards you, regarding why I made this post, is just to be an asset. I spent some hours on this work, so that others could use it as a resource - in other words to help. My intention was never to deny those with the wish to post new threads to do so. I totally agree in the fact that there should, and hopefully will be, new posts about the ambitious card or double lift! But there is a tendency, when someone asks about something that have been answered before - to post a series of links to other threads. With this sticky, that is obsolete now. Samuel Magic is everywhere Otis Day Regular user Green Bay, WI 150 Posts Posted: Jul 23, 2004 3:17pm          Thank you Samuel. I appreciate the work you put into this. I guess I was speaking to those who answer questions previosly asked with a snippy, "This has been covered hundreds of times. Why don't you do a search?" I look forward to searching through the archives and threads you've linked, and look forward to being apart of questions that have been asked a hundred times. I can't count how many times my 2 year old has asked me where the neighbors puppy is, and I answer every time. Leland Inner circle St Louis 1090 Posts Posted: Jul 25, 2004 8:17pm          I too agree!! Looks like you spent some time going through a lot of threads to get the info together for us. Great work!! I for one am thankful!! :ligit: Life of Magic! Samuel Special user Norway 831 Posts Posted: Jul 27, 2004 8:07pm          Thank you for your kind words, Leland Samuel Magic is everywhere Thinker New user Brazil 32 Posts Posted: Aug 1, 2004 11:14pm          This will be very usefull,I didn't know there was so many post about the ambitious card. It will take a lot of time for me to read the good ones, but I'll certanly learn a lot. AJMagicman New user Miami, FL 7 Posts Posted: Aug 9, 2004 10:24pm          I love The ambitious Card! Click here to view attached image. "Ahhh the five of clubs...the card John Wilkes Booth was holding when shot in the leg by an Albanian Dwarf." Be sure to check out my new site at: http://www.ajmagicman.tk You'll love the new stuff! tong2_93 New user US Naval Air Facility,Ayase City,Japan 21 Posts Posted: Oct 8, 2004 5:37am          What a great post. You must be practicing really hard. "TRY AND TRY UNTIL YOU DIE..." Good luck with your magic tricks... Regan Inner circle U.S.A. 5433 Posts Posted: Nov 2, 2004 8:40am          Thanks Samuel! Very helpful! Regan Mister Mystery paulsmagic Regular user 130 Posts Posted: Nov 17, 2004 7:48pm          Samuel: the purpose of this site is to help others. the time you spent on this subject must have been substantial. bravo to you. it is a great routine that should get attention. keep up the good work. HGM New user 71 Posts Posted: Dec 13, 2004 3:20pm          Great Post I helped a lot thanks Harv joshyboybiggsy New user 3 Posts Posted: Dec 22, 2004 1:45pm          Great post! I'm a begginer and it helps alot. Fernando ÁS New user brazil 2 Posts Posted: Dec 28, 2004 11:13pm          Ray kosby,my favorite moves for ambitious card Steve Landavazo Special user Northern California 654 Posts Posted: Jan 26, 2005 11:13am          Awesome job Samuel! Thanks. Steve Courage is the willingness to be afraid and act anyway! AsL Elite user 427 Posts Posted: Feb 1, 2005 9:19pm          WOW! Great job! 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