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estragon22 New user Ireland 81 Posts 
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I can see some of the more obvious applications of this great move such as controlling a card to bottom or close to top, or making a reversed card on bottom appear in the centre.I've also seen a youtube clip called 'Moment of Zen' where the move is used to hide the condition of half the deck. I was wondering if anyone could throw some more light on what the possibilities of this great Lee Asher move are (without revealing any secrets, of course). Can't wait for the DVD.
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Ed Oschmann Inner circle Lake Worth FL 1022 Posts
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There is an amazing routine of Lees in an issue of Penumbra called the 'Continental Divide'. It is an instant color seperation. While the issue of Penumbra is now out of print, I'm pretty sure that Lee will be releasing this routine on video in the near future.
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Chris SD Special user 737 Posts
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On 2009-05-31 11:15, estragon22 wrote: That's exactly right. You literally CAN'T wait for the DVD. |
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fonda57 Inner circle chicago 3080 Posts
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Lee Asher's booklet Hand Jobs has a great trick involving Pulp Friction, a color seperation thing.
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monark Regular user Southern IN 162 Posts
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I've seen a pretty cool video on Youtube (I think) where Lee does a sadwich effect using Pulp. Just search around and you may find it. Other than that, pretty much all other pulp material has been mentioned above. You can either get those items, create your own things, or track Lee down personally and drive him crazy until he either shows you more stuff or pokes your eyes out!
And all while waiting for that DVD to finally hit (it's been 4 years and counting now, right? It HAS to be good if it's taking that long to make!) |
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Bob_Hummer Special user 842 Posts
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Does anyone know when I can find the video of Lee Asher using 'Pulp Friction' in a card sandwich? Have looked all over YouTube to no avail...
Can't wait for the 'Pulp Friction' DVD - I just hope I am not still saying that, four years from now... Joe |
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BrandonWilliams Loyal user 246 Posts
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Bob_Hummer Special user 842 Posts
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Cheers!
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adamc Regular user Sydney, Australia 138 Posts
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Pretty obvious, but I figured I might point it out: you can also use Pulp Friction to limit the spectators selection to only the top portion of the deck. Useful for routines such as Bannon's Play it Straight Triumph where the spectators must choose one of the top 13 cards
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fonda57 Inner circle chicago 3080 Posts
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Sounds like a good idea to me.
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