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Memory Effects
A Resource of Mental Marvels
by Scott Cram
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Table of Contents
articles & books!
legitimate memory demonstrations!
covert use of memory technique!
simulated memory demonstrations!
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Memory Effects
A Resource of Mental Marvels
ARTICLES & BOOKS
“8 Kings Combo”
- How to use Karl Fulves’ Combo system in combination with cycli-
cal stacks, “Combo II”, Karl Fulves (Trick by Robin Robertson)
“15 Minute No Mnemonic Memorized Card System, The”
- A card system that ap-
pears random, yet is easily memorized, “Reputation Makers”, Charles Gauci
“Berg Stack, The”
- A flexible card system that is simple in memorization, yet offers all
the advantages of other memorized decks, “Sleight of Mind”, Harvey A. Berg
“Bibliography of Simon Aronson’s writings on the Memorized Deck”
- A complete
list of all of Simon Aronson’s writings on the memorized deck, and where to find them,
http://www.simonaronson.com/magiciansonly.htm,
Simon Aronson
“Braingle : Mentalrobics : Improving Your Memory”
- An excellent collection of arti-
cles on all aspects of memory, including memory improvement techniques and demon-
strations,
http://www.braingle.com/mind/categories.php?cat=3,
various
“Card Verb System”
- A unique system of mnemonics for the Si Stebbins stack that,
given only the bottom card, will allow you to know where any other card in the deck is
located, or which card is at a given location, “Genii” - October 1970, Pat Hennessy
“Codes for Mind Reading with Cards”
- Verbal and silent codes for communicating
cards between two people, “Mental Magic with Cards”, Jean Hugard
“Complementary Memorized Stacks”
- A simple method for memorizing a second
stack,
http://www.themagiccafe.com/forums/viewtopic.php?topic=257185&forum=205&15#11,
Simon Aronson
“Crafty Joker, The”
- A simple card routine which allows you to introduce a memorized
deck unsuspected, “Hugard’s Magic Monthly” - September/October 1961, Fred Braue
(Trick by Bert Allerton)
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“Cross Checking”
- How to use one-way back designs with the “Combo” memory sys-
tem, allowing you to know suits, as opposed to just knowing colors, “Combo”, Karl Ful-
ves
“Extended Memory”
- How to apply the Combo system more efficiently, “Combo II”,
Karl Fulves
“Finding The Way Home”
- Approaches to mixing the deck so that they wind up in a
pre-determined order, “Handcrafted Card Magic”, Denis Behr
“General Observations On The Memorized Deck”
- A general introduction to memo-
rized deck magic, “Card Ideas of Simon Aronson, The”, Simon Aronson
“Guarded Revelation, A”
- How to use a card clip to peek at the top card of a cased
deck, “MAGIC” - February 2006, Stan Allen (Move by Jeff Pierce)
“Heady Stuff”
- Details of a unique memorized deck system whose order is coded via a
one-way deck, “Spirited Pasteboards”, Leo Boudreau
“Hints on Performing With The Osterlind Card System”
- Hints and tips that make
performances with the Osterlind Breakthrough Card System more effective, “Osterlind
Breakthrough Card System, The - 20th Anniversary Edition”, Richard Osterlind
“I.M.P. System, The”
- How to remember numbers, without the use of the complicated
rules of other systems, “I.M.P. System, The”, Pete Wilton
“In The Wards”
- How to adapt the standard giant memory feat for use in hospital
wards, “Genii” - January 1946, Gerald Kosky
“Indexed Brain, The”
- Book on memory technique that includes presentation routines
and speeches, as well as the magazine memory feat, “Indexed Brain, The”, S. W. Reilly
“Invisible Deck Mnemonic”
- A simple mnemonic for remembering which Kings are on
which side of the standard invisible deck set-up,
http://headinside.blogspot.com/2005/04/invisible-deck-mnemonic.html,
Scott Cram
“James Bond Classic Reading, The”
- How to use James Bond as a mnemonic for re-
membering the classic cold reading stock lines, “James Bond Classic Reading, The”, Jul-
ian Moore
“Jazzin”
- Details of an improvisational routine done with a memorized deck, “Workers
5”, Michael Close
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“Kerry Summers’ Memorized Deck”
- An approach for memorizing a deck of alphabet
cards consisting of two of each letter, “ Kerry Summers’ Memorized Deck”, Kerry Sum-
mers
“Key Codes”
- Discussion of various mnemonic codes for cards, the alphabet, etc,
“Memory of the Mind”, Eddie Joseph
“Last Word, The”
- How to use mnemonics to improve the Al Baker Dictionary Trick,
“Genii” - February 1944, Sylvan Barnet
“Lazy Magician’s Memorized Pack”
- An excellent random-looking stack that easily
allows the performer to know the exact location of any given red card, “Concepts & De-
ceptions” and “Act Two”, Barrie Richardson
“Lazy Memory”
- Various improvements to the classic “Lazy Man’s Card Trick” offered
by the use of a memorized deck, “Simply Simon”, Simon Aronson
“Magic Memory Master, The”
- A simple BASIC computer program to help you memo-
rize your favorite stack, “Genii” - March 1987, Paul Smith
“Magic Without Apparatus”
- How to expand the basic phonetic alphabet to handle
numbers up to 1500, “Genii” - May 1943, William Larsen, Sr.
“Marked Memory”
- How to mark cards using your memorized stack, “Pallbearers Re-
view” - January 1968, Karl Fulves (Article by Edward Marlo)
“Memories Are Made Of This”
- A general introduction to memorized deck magic,
http://www.simonaronson.com/magiciansonly.htm,
Simon Aronson
“Memorized Deck”
- A brief discussion of the memorized deck, featuring Simon Aron-
son and Joshua Jay, “Close-up. Up Close” - Vol. 2, Joshua Jay
“Memorized Deck Magic Archive”
- A large archive of articles concerning principles,
theories and tricks with a Memorized Deck,
http://www.loomismagic.com/memdeckindex.html,
Dennis Loomis
“Memorized Math”
- Thoughts on mathematical principles applied to a memorized
deck, “Aronson Approach, The”, Simon Aronson
“Memorized Stack, The”
- Ed Marlo’s approach to the memorized stack, “Faro Notes”,
Ed Marlo
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