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You place the winning card under the losing cards so that no one knows where it is
Filling its pages are central pieces of the Tamariz repertoire: tricks and routines that have been honed and perfected over decades
Usually we use our own coins to perform magic - it's very rare occasion when the magician asks for borrowed coins for performing
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The Collected Works of Alex Elmsley Vol 2 Zeitschriften You place the winning cardEven in the modern magic world, where a new effect is seemingly released every minute, there are few conjurors who can match the prolific output of one humble Scottish computer programmer: Alex Elmsley. For most of you reading, this man needs no further introduction. One of the first sleights taught to any aspiring card magician is, of course, the Elmsley count. But his body of work extends far beyond the sleight that bears his name. Over the course
