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The Card In Mind System (DVD & Gimmicks) by Peter West - DVDAny Card named by the spectator will appear inside of an apple! That's just one example that you can do with the Card in Mind System. On this DVD Peter will teach you some incredible and amazing routines, where the card can appear in fruits, in a cigarette or even in a balloon In this system the spectator freely names a card without force or equivoque in any form! It's a good choice for you if you would like to fascinate and surprise your audience
Any Card named by the spectator will appear inside of an apple!That's just one example that you can do with the Card in Mind System.
On this DVD Peter will teach you some incredible and amazing routines, where the card can appear in fruits, in a cigarette or even in a balloon...
In this system the spectator freely names a card - without force or equivoque in any form!
It's a good choice for you if you would like to fascinate and surprise your audience with a brilliant and spectacular effect.
This inspiring DVD includes six routines:
Card in Apple: The spectator names ANY CARD and it appears inside of an apple that was placed in a paper bag, which had been in the spectator's hand before he named the card.
Card in Cigarette:
The performer hands a blank card to a spectator and asks him to name ANY CARD. When the card is named the performer rolls up a piece of paper like a cigarette and it turns into a cigarette visually. The spectator tears it up and realizes there is a card inside: it's the freely named card!Blank card turns into a freely named card: The performer hands a card to a spectator and asks him to name ANY CARD. When the card is named the performer turns the card over and the card is blank. The card is rolled up by the spectator. The magician turns the blank card into the spectator's freely named card. Everything is examinable!
Card in Balloon:
The magicians hands a balloon to the spectator and asks him to shake it. You can see that there is something inside the balloon... The performer asks the spectator to name any card. After the card is named the performer gives a needle to the spectator and asks him to punch the balloon with it. When the balloon is punched with the needle a folded card falls out of it. The spectator takes the card and opens it and he will be surprised to find his named card.
Bonus routines:
Named Card in bottle:
In this routine Peter teaches his taking on a card in a bottle routine. This routine fits perfectly with the C.I.M System, which means you pass through the freely named card(s) without using a deck or force.
Blank card under a napkin:
This routine combines the card in balloon with the blank card routine. Peter streamlined the core idea taking out the balloon from the routine, which allows you to perform it in a close-up situation without taking the balloon and needle with yourself.
Key points to remember:
- The card is freely named
- No Force
- No Equivoque
- Gimmicks last for a lifetime, no refills
- Fits into any environment
- Instantly repeatable with different outcome
- No pre-show or stooge
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Reviewed in the United States on January 1, 2021
★★★★★ 5
America's master poet
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William Carlos Williams serves as a plumb line for writers. Keeping it clean & straight with a modern appreciation for the REAL. I read a Williams poem a day, something I will do throughout life. So much depends upon the truth enshrined in "All ideas in things"
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Reviewed in the United States on March 18, 2015
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mustread!
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one of the greatest poets EVER - you ar not literate in English if yu have not had a chance to read these - go to it!
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Reviewed in the United States on April 27, 2016
★★★★★ 4
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Williams' poetry requires some bio, and Charles Tomlinson's introduction in this edition has proved helpful. also Wendell Berry has published a handsome critique in "William Carlos Williams of Rutherford" that helps to mitigate some of the ishiness that may result from reading Williams without understanding the man. that beins said, Williams speaks well to the listeners of the finical new millenium with a mind for the migrant-flux consequences of the coming century -stressing the "thing" and the "American idiom" with attention to detail and irrepressible imagination "flung outward and up-disappearing suddenly" (from "Strains" in Al Que Quiere)
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Reviewed in the United States on September 3, 2011
★★★★★ 5
Above The River: The Complete Poems of james Wright
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This volume is fascinating, because it does show the different stages of Wright's development as a poet and a writer (the prose sketches and descriptions of Italy are wonderful).
The early poems are extremely capable but there is a sense in which they feel constrained by formal verse conventions, especially rhyme. This becomes evident when he writes in free verse and his voice becomes easier and more vernacular. Some of the poems like "Hook" and "To A Blossoming Pear Tree" are wonderful:
'An old man / Appeared to me once / In the unendurable snow./ He had singe of white beard on his face. / He paused on a strett on Minneapolis / And stroked my face. // Give it to me, he begged / I'll pay you anything. // I flinched. Both terrified, / We slunk away, / Each in his own way dodging / The cruel darts of the cold. "
There are some late poems when he becomes almost incoherent, but the centre of the book is a whole series of poems as powerful and honest as this.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 21, 2011