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OPEN PREDICTION BIBLIOGRAPHY Version #1 Ayres, Mick Predictabilities © 2006 by Mick Ayres p 6 Fate From a shuffled deck, a single card is removed and openly shown to the audience. The cards are dealt face up and the performer is stopped by a guest at any other card, which is fairly selected. When revealed, it is the same color and value as the prediction card; this effect does not meet all the stipulations Paul Curry put forth in his well-known Open Prediction challenge (it‟s not the spectator who deals the cards face up on to the table). Nonetheless, with little effort Fate hits the target pretty close to the bulls-eye. Bannon, John Open & Notorious (Bannon‟s Ebook on the „Open Prediction‟) with three routines around the Open Prediction; On Nov 4 2009 John Bannon‟s „Bullets After Dark‟ was to hit the shops, released by BigBlindMedia. Everyone who would pre-order with BigBlindMedia was getting two exclusive Bannon freebies one of them being Open & Notorious. Baxter, Thomas - The Open Prediction Project e-book: 51 Open Predictions (in homage to Stewart James) with a huge variety of methods and presentations. Something for everyone, with contributors such as Marc Paul, Michael Weber, Barrie Richardson, Patrick Redford, Mick Ayres and Hector Chadwick … - A dianoetical rage: best looking version, the closest to all the Curry‟s conditions. Unpublished Beam, Steve Semi-automatic Card Tricks Vol 1 © 1993 by Steve Beam, Open Prediction tricks, one of which is kind of like the ultra-simple one in Fulves' book. Bean, Gordon "The Los Angeles Open" Open Prediction trick which comes along with a trick called "Joker Joker." Most people seem to think that "Los Angeles Open" is actually a far superior trick to "Joker Joker". Bilis, Bernard - Card College Vol 3 ©1994 by Roberto Giobbi © 1998 for the English translation Published by Hermetic Press, p 733 The Open Prediction uses Al Leech Negative Misdirection concept (not credited) and Paul Le Paul Palm Reverse. This version actually makes practical the imprecise Gerald Kosky‟s initial intuition. The prediction is indeed open being marked on a Post It Note or similar. The spectator does shuffle the deck himself and, without the performer touching the shuffled deck, deals the cards face up leaving any card that he chooses face down and keeps dealing to the end of the deck: the predicted card is the only one that didn‟t show up (Al Leech negative misdirection). Opening the face up cards, the face down card is out-jogged and tabled (Paul Le Paul Palm Reverse duly credited). The spectator turns it face up himself and it indeed matches the prediction. - DVD Génération Bilis (first DVD) Binarelli, Tony Class Act © by Gary Ouellet, Truly Ultimate Open Prediction, is fully explained, and is virtually self- working Bloom, Gaëtan Open Prédiction (special Bicycle deck included) Bossi, Vanni Las Vegas Lecture © 2005 by Vanni Bossi Selfpublished, p 29 V.B.'s Very Open Prediction Callahan Jim & Ayres, Mick In Plain Sight, © 2007 by Mick Ayres. This creative collaboration between Mick Ayres and the controversial paranormalist Jim Callahan, allows to share this captivating tale with any audience and make history at the same time by solving Curry's Challenge. This dramatic presentation has earned standing ovations repeatedly. Why? Because, to our audience, In Plain Sight is not just an effect...it is an unforgettable event. There is absolutely no challenging sleight-of-hand involved. The presentation allows for repetition without diminishing the mystery. Campbell, Dave Dave Campbell Legacy ©1994 by Peter Duffie, International Magic, London, p 347 An Open Prediction Cervon, Bruce The Cervon File ©1988 Academy of Magic Arts p 220 Open Prediction Chrétien, Yannick Yannick Chrétien DVD © 2009 by Jean-Luc Bertrand and David Stone Open Prediction Craven, Tom Apocalypse Vol 12 No 8 © Aug 1989 by Harry Lorayne Inc, p 1672 Unclosed Prediction: an open prediction effect Curry, Paul - More Card Manipulation No. 3 © 1940 by Jean Hugard p 49 A Cur(R)I-Ous Prediction. Magician Paul Curry proposed an effect with playing cards that seemed impossible. Despite the best efforts of the top magicians of his day, the effect became known as The Curry Unsolved Card Problem. For more than 60 years, mentalists and magicians have wracked their brains, trying to find the perfect solution for Curry‟s challenge, now known as The Open Prediction. - Special Effects ©1977 by Paul Curry p 42 The Open Prediction Cummins, Paul From a Shuffled Deck in Use (Fasdiu 1) Open Prediction & From a Shuffled Deck in Use... Part Two © 1996 by Paul Cummins p 16 Almost Open Prediction Cyprian, Father Stand Up Close ©1980 Father Cyprian, p 4 Very Open Prediction; p 5 Fairly Open Prediction Duffie, Peter The James File 3 volumes set © 1995 by Alan Slaight: The Outcast & Obscurities © 2008 by Peter Duffie The Outcast This is Peter's solution that appeared in the James File to one of the most captivating problems ever posed in the history of card magic, Stewart James' "51 Faces North", which is his method for Paul Curry's "Open Prediction." To date Peter has not seen a solution which complies with every one of the conditions laid down by Stewart James. That he already has the method on which the stringent conditions are founded, it therefore seems meaningless to feel happy with a solution that fails to meet all the requirements. All Peter is prepared to say about the following solution is that it does meet every one of the conditions laid down by Mr. James, and the method could be construed as a “new angle on a known principle" & Card Conspiracy Vol. 1 © 2003 by Peter Duffie with Robin Robertson, p 59 S. O. P. (Slightly Open Prediction ) thanks to a Double Deal Turnover Elmsley, Alex Collected Works of Alex Elmsley Vol 2 ©1994 by Stephen Minch, L&L Publishing, p 37 The Mexican Prediction; p 56 Open Intruder Eston, William Talk About Tricks Vol 2 DVD © July 2007 by Joshua Jay, L&L Publishing Mates Prediction. This is another open prediction, but this time the card is face up throughout the counting of the deck. At any time (no forcing), spectator can say stop and that card is revealed to be the mate of the prediction. The effect looks very clean, and having a prediction face up is a nice change. The trick is not very technically demanding: the sleight is easy, but does require some good timing. Fulves, Karl 51 Faces North (Cards #2) © 1978 by Karl Fulves, Selfpublished, p 11 You Missed: apparent mistake where the open prediction is seen dealt face up, still successful outcome; p 13 A Device, Cloaked; p 23 Under-the-Hank Open Prediction; p 24 Quarter Finale: further comments on the "Open Prediction" plot & More Self-Working Card Tricks - 88 Foolproof Card Miracles for the Amateur Magician ©1984 Dover Publications, p 9 The Open Prediction; this routine has one big advantage: at the end, you're clean, you have a clean stage picture, and the spectator himself turns the one face down card over. Garrett, Dan Best of Friends Vol 3 © 2007 Harry Lorayne Inc. p 457 Master's Open (Prediction) but the performer is the one doing the dealing Gemmel, David Open Ended: A monograph on the open prediction 2009, 23 pages This is a collection of solutions to the famous 'open prediction' problem posed by Paul Curry & 51 for Two 2009 6 pages A prediction is made known to all (open) and a spectator deals through a deck of cards stud fashion. At some point in the deal, one card is dealt face down either to one side or in the pile. This is followed by the talon being stud dealt until the spectator has run out of cards. At this point the face down card is shown to match the Open Prediction made at the beginning of the effect & The Journey continue 2009 54 pages Almost Open: An unusual handling for the classic Open Prediction effect; Open without Tears: David‟s starting point for this handling was Ed Marlo's inspired handling from Marlo without Tears by Jon Racherbaumer. I love the boldness of Ed's approach, but wanted a cleaner ending Giobbi, Roberto Card College 3 ©1994 by Roberto Giobbi © 1998 for the English translation Published by Hermetic Press, p 152 (p 732) The Open Prediction is the Bernard Bilis version & Card College Lighter p 75 10-11-12. The magician makes an open prediction by setting one card to the side, face up. Someone rolls three dice and deals the number of cards indicated by the dice. The last card dealt matches the prediction card Guglielmi, Tommaso - Open Prediction The magician begins by placing a face up card (for example the King of Diamonds) onto the table for all to see and claims that it is a prediction. Next the magician introduces a deck of cards, which can be shuffled, and asks the spectator to deal out, one by one, the cards face up onto the table with the deck held face down. The magician then instructs that at any point in the dealing process, the spectator is to stop and deal a card face down onto the pile. Once the rest of the cards are dealt face up on top of the face down card, the King of Diamonds has not been seen yet, and the card dealt face down is shown to match the prediction - Criminal Induction : unpublished Hartman, Jerry K. Card Dupery & Apocalypse Vol 16 No. 1 15th Anniversary Issue © Jan 1993 by Harry Lorayne, p 2161 Prophet Minded: revamp of Ed Marlo's Logical Prediction Haxton, Francis Marlo demonstrated one of his solutions for Francis Haxton who when he returned to England wrote to James (11th Oct 1952) saying that he had created his own version of the trick.