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Routines performed and explained: * Off-Beat Flyers: A surprising coins across routine where three coins vanish from one hand and appear under startling conditions. * Business Sense: A magical way of presenting your business card. You write a prediction on a business card, which the spectator holds. The spectator names a number of objects as they are written on your business cards. One of the business cards is selected and the object written on it matches your prediction. * Auto Suspension: An impromptu method of balancing a deck of cards on the back of your fingers. * Quick Cutaway: A selected card is found by magically making the rest of the deck vanish as you pretend to cut to it. * Colorful Circus: A selected card turns out to have an odd colored back which leads into a sucker ending to surprise all. * Old Speller: A thought-of card is named and spelled to in a small packet. The card spelled to turns out to be the Ace of Spades with all the other cards being picture cards. * Nightmare's End: The classic Professor's Nightmare with a visual ending where the three equal lengths instantly turn back to three different lengths. * Newsline: A spectator selects a line in a newspaper column that has been previously predicted. * Now UZ It: A pencil is pushed through an initialed and browed bill that is also apparently torn and then restored. * Soft Silverware: A multiphase routine where a borrowed spoon bends, folds, vanishes and reproduced. * A Case of Color Blindness: A two-deck color changing deck routine with a gambling theme where the aces' backs change colors many times and finally the decks change color. * Ring Around The Ropesy: A linking ring routine that transforms to a linking ropes routine -- one ring to loop at a time. Features many new moves with ropes and rings. * Tame Cards: An ace of hearts is used to change six jokers into duplicates of itself.

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Routines performed and explained: * Off-Beat Flyers: A surprising coins across routine where three coins vanish from one hand and appear under startling conditions. * Business Sense: A magical way of presenting your business card. You write a prediction on a business card, which the spectator holds. The spectator names a number of objects as they are written on your business cards. One of the business cards is selected and the object written on it matches your prediction. * Auto Suspension: An impromptu method of balancing a deck of cards on the back of your fingers. * Quick Cutaway: A selected card is found by magically making the rest of the deck vanish as you pretend to cut to it. * Colorful Circus: A selected card turns out to have an odd colored back which leads into a sucker ending to surprise all. * Old Speller: A thought-of card is named and spelled to in a small packet. The card spelled to turns out to be the Ace of Spades with all the other cards being picture cards. * Nightmare's End: The classic Professor's Nightmare with a visual ending where the three equal lengths instantly turn back to three different lengths. * Newsline: A spectator selects a line in a newspaper column that has been previously predicted. * Now UZ It: A pencil is pushed through an initialed and browed bill that is also apparently torn and then restored. * Soft Silverware: A multiphase routine where a borrowed spoon bends, folds, vanishes and reproduced. * A Case of Color Blindness: A two-deck color changing deck routine with a gambling theme where the aces' backs change colors many times and finally the decks change color. * Ring Around The Ropesy: A linking ring routine that transforms to a linking ropes routine -- one ring to loop at a time. Features many new moves with ropes and rings. * Tame Cards: An ace of hearts is used to change six jokers into duplicates of itself.

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