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John Guastaferro causes random spots on the back of his card to magically transform into the name of a selected playing card while Banachek uses just four cards to demonstrate an uncanny ability to know a spectator's choice in advance
published in Spanish in 2009
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Square Hole by Ryan Pilling video DOWNLOAD Broadcast Special Where is the deception inPart puzzle, part optical illusion, and presents as a seemingly impossible magic trick. This curious effect proposes to push a large card through a small hole, a feat which seems out of proportion. However, before their very eyes, the laws of physics appear to be bent to your will, and you do just what you said. Like the classic "Trapdoor Card," this topological stunt is a brain twister. It works equally well on video, on stage, or performed