Don’t quit we know if this is the correct place for this but I am looking for a effect for a event I am doing. Its on the 26th of May so a bit of a quick turn around. I do a regular events for a science group once a month. I only find out the subject at the being of month and it all a bit rushed. So I need your help this month subject is about people being genius and the genius mind. So I though I could talk about remembering shopping list and teach them a technique for this. Then as a finally do a effect that looks like a great achievement in memory. And this is were I need your help I was thinking may be a book test and I have the note of Geoffrey Durham’s dictionary test so that a goer but any thought would be great.

Just bear in mind a few things,
-Its done to a crowd of 20-40 people.
-I need to have it and learn it by the 26th May.
-A quick reset is also good.
-My whole show time is 20-30min and the trick is just a quick bit at the end so it needs to be done in 5min.

All ideas are greatly appreciated and I thank you for your help and advice.

Get Harry lorrayne's Super memory book. There are loads of memory stunts in there. Probably the best book on the subject.

Mind Punisher..... I totally agree with you. I met harry few weeks ago next to his office in new york. The guy is the master of master. Get his Memory Book and His new book Mathmatical Wizardary.

Paul.W
From Israel

All else failling ,big up a set of mental logs ......
Mark

Add a Magic square "Advanced mathmatical calculation"

Another would be the "Knight's Tour"

I have been asked about putting together a 30 minute "Mind Bender" demo for a medical school neuro-antatomy class.... still trying to decide if I do it, just how to present it...

I can do a memory/recall and a magic square along with dialogue on the potential of the mind and possible furture brain evolution.

I'd stick to "super brain" material.

I was talking to the Prof. after he did a lecture for Med student families and did a quick ESP-NLP test with him and his wheels started spinning.

I want to put together a few short hard punch demos to present to him for his approval and so he can work it into his course lectures.

Caught me WAY off guard to be asked to do this from just a simple 5 minute bit.

Cheers

Frank

Card memory by Bob Cassidy

"Learning The Almost Impossible" from Chuck Hickok's Mentalism Incorporated (learning to say the alphabet backwards)

Rich