On 2009-10-16 19:29, Eric Samuels wrote:
I would second Bryn's "Seven."

In fact, it's the wallpaper on my Blackberry (talk about impromptu!)

e

On 2010-01-02 12:14, johncesta wrote:

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On 2009-10-16 19:29, Eric Samuels wrote:
I would second Bryn's "Seven."

In fact, it's the wallpaper on my Blackberry (talk about impromptu!)

e

Ooo...I like the Blackberry Wallpaper idea for SEVEN...thanks for sharing.

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On 2010-01-02 20:19, dave wrote:
4th on seven, and all yhe rest of Safwan.

Third on Seven! Only one I currently use. Can't be beat. If anyone can show me how a card can be psychologically arrived at easier than Seven I'd be impressed.

J

On 2010-01-03 10:09, Tony Iacoviello wrote:
Bryn:

You take care and stay safe.

Tony

On 2010-01-02 12:05, TT2 wrote:
Osterlind's 'Miracle Thought Projection.'

Armando Lucero's 'The Empanada' and 'Triple Coincidence' routines look almost identical and require technical proficiency. Still, it's ANY CARD NAMED and as clean/fair as can be. It WILL hit you...hard! Ask Ian Rowland.

I would recommend any serious mentalist take up study with Lucero at some point in their career. I consider Armando the greatest sleight of hand artist I've ever known. His methods, psychology, timing, pacing and misdirection (verbal, non verbal and mechanical) are beyond that which I had ever encountered previously; a true and living Master of the art, in my experience.