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Culligula Triumph.

That you're correct about.

Inspiring post. Enough said. HAHAHAHAH!

I'm not sure if you're being sarcastic or not. *confused*

That's exactly my point.

Just because I'm well known in a community like this which is mainly a bunch of emo kids that try magic and quit within 3-5 months, doesn't mean I'm a legend at all.

Eugene, I am 13 years old and have been doing magic for about 1.6 years. Also, I'm no legend at all.

Well, I have invented a trick that Richard Kaufman, Aaron Fisher, Joshua Jay, Michael Ammar, Mark DeSouza, and many others liked. In fact, it's a brand new principal in magic. Murphy's was actually interested in it... Also, I hate to break it to you Eugene, but there was originally going to...

I never thought of that. I'm going to have to try it out.

Aaron is a very very very busy guy.

Hahaha Eddie. Next time my parents aren't home. They think I'll get raped. But at the same time, they let me stay in the auditorium of a hotel until four in the morning with strangers in Louisville at IBM/SAM. BTW Tom: If by some odd chance you're reading this, I learned what I can do with my...

Thanks for being honest.

Age doesn't matter. Ask CK or JB that. I won't mention names but they'll know exactly what I'm talking about.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TCFlKP1sDxg&fmt=18 This is Paul Chosse's handling of Charlie Miller's Cascade Control. This is the handling published in Card Finesse Volume II.

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It can be found in Card Finesse Volume II by Jon Racherbaumer.

I have permission from both Jon Racherbaumer and Paul Chosse. The handling in Card Finesse II is actually Paul's.

You can get Card Finesse Volume II from L&L publishing directly at their website which is www.llpub.com Also, if you wait until October, I will be teaching the move in Reel Magic Quarterly. I use the method from Card Finesse Volume II. Finally, if you are bothering to learn a move such as the...

I do the Cascade Control if that counts.

I honestly don't have the DVD. However, when I learnt it through trial and error, the same thing happened to me. Eventually, it will be in reach of the fingers to "change" the card. Keep it up guys.