text:
Written by Theodore Annemann
1964 Reprint
Work of Various
268 pages (Hardcover),
published by Louis Tannen
Language: English
(297 entries)
|Comments & References
|you see?\nthree card location, one-way\nharold lloyd\nyou see?\nharold lloyd 1938 Harold Lloyd
|You See?
|predicto\nspectator shuffles and cuts into three piles, performer predicts third card in pile he will choose, bad outs\ngerald kosky 1938 Gerald Kosky
|riffle shuffle glimpse\ntabled, for third card from top\n unknown 1938 Unknown
|Riffle Shuffle Glimpse
|travel thought\ncities on map are thought of and written on paper, divined by medium in the dark, carbon paper\nhen fetsch 1938 Hen Fetsch
|Travel Thought
|watchistry\nspectator calculates number from hours on watch, divined by performer\nmartin gardner\ntimes two\nkarl fulves 1938 Martin Gardner
|encore voodoo\ncard is put in envelope with ribbon band and hidden by spectator, light out, performer suddenly has card and mutilates it, when spectator retrieves card it has same appearance, dressed up chinese laundry ticket\neddie clever\nvoodoo\narthur monroe 1938 Eddie Clever
|Encore Voodoo
|bits of presto\narticle touched in other room, performer knows, same with card selection\nbarbara stanwyck 1939 Barbara Stanwyck
|Bits of Presto
|card at dice number\nthree dice thrown, total counted to selection\nbarbara stanwyck 1939 Barbara Stanwyck
|Card at Dice Number
|telethot\nalso "telethought", design duplication with medium, eight slips of paper, jordan's yogi force\ncharles t. jordan\ntheodore annemann 1939 Charles T. Jordan, Theodore Annemann
|magic versus mentalism\nthought of card is spelled to from two decks, progressive spelling set-up\ntheodore annemann 1939 Theodore Annemann
|Magic versus Mentalism
|magic versus mentalism addition\nthought-of card predicted, six out index\ne. leslie may 1939 E. Leslie May
|Magic versus Mentalism Addition
|satan's silks\n20th century silks (originated by frank ducrot) variation, then silks visually come together and tie themselves, thread\norville wayne meyer 1939 Orville Wayne Meyer
|Satan's Silks
|money method\n\nl. vosburgh lyons 1939 L. Vosburgh Lyons
|Money Method
|much thought\nthree thought-of cards found by spelling, two decks, progressive spelling set-up\n alphonso 1939 Alphonso
|Much Thought
|five findo\nfive cards found in different ways\ntheodore annemann 1939 Theodore Annemann
|Five Findo
|nail nick key control\n\ntheodore annemann 1939 Theodore Annemann
|Nail Nick Key Control
|card at number from 1-10\nwith outs\ntheodore annemann 1939 Theodore Annemann
|Card at Number from 1-10
|bottom deal stop trick\nsmall packet after spectator stops\ntheodore annemann 1939 Theodore Annemann
|Bottom Deal Stop Trick
|stabbing force\nbreak\n unknown 1939 Unknown
|Stabbing Force
|riffle force\nwith break\ntheodore annemann 1939 Theodore Annemann
|Riffle Force
|magician vs gambler\npatter story and simplified handling\njean hugard\nart lyle\nmagician vs. gambler\n unknown 1939 Jean Hugard, Art Lyle
|Magician vs Gambler
|jinx blazer\nrecipe for a drink\ntheodore annemann 1939 Theodore Annemann
|Jinx Blazer
|ultimo - the ace of mechanical decks\ntrick in which half the cards are long-short pairs glued face-to-face on one end, many trick examples\ncharles t. jordan 1939 Charles T. Jordan
|Ultimo - The Ace of Mechanical Decks
|ace in hole\ntwo selections in two halves appear at same position, out for lost card\ngordon r. mckenney\nlinear a\nkarl fulves 1939 Gordon R. McKenney
|Ace in Hole
|contest dept.\nsquare layout, mini-sudoku-type puzzle\ntheodore annemann 1939 Theodore Annemann
|Contest Dept.
|p. l. o. a. keeler\nswitch of paper sheets between slates\ncharles nyquist\npierre l. o. a. keeler 1939 Charles Nyquist, Pierre L. O. A. Keeler
|P. L. O. A. Keeler
|criss-cross\nperformer and spectator each write down card and number from one to twenty-six, when counted down in two halves it matches, option to end clean by switching the half with duplicates\nstephen simpson 1939 Stephen Simpson
|linking rings with wire coat hangers\nonly mentioned in passing\nrussell prunier 1939 Russell Prunier
|Linking Rings with Wire Coat Hangers
|sympathetic clubs\ntwelve double facers\nherbert milton 1939 Herbert Milton
|Sympathetic Clubs
|voices in the night\nor "a travelling salesman vs. a farmer's daughter" possible with jumbo cards, story presentation\norville wayne meyer 1939 Orville Wayne Meyer
|Voices in the Night
|rope riting\nforming word with rope on black board\njoseph h. fries 1939 Joseph H. Fries
|Rope Riting
|tervil\nword written on billet predicted on another billet\norville wayne meyer\nthreediction\nbob somerfeld 1939 Orville Wayne Meyer
|symmyst\n\norville wayne meyer 1939 Orville Wayne Meyer
|making double facers\nwith peeling\ntheodore annemann 1939 Theodore Annemann
|Making Double Facers
|pocket presto\nnice transposition presentation\ne. leslie may 1939 E. Leslie May
|Pocket Presto
|i'm sorry!\nthree spectators note cards, they are the same and become blank, then deck transforms into chart of letter (eye examination test)\nrobert weill 1939 Robert Weill
|I'm Sorry!
|last chance\n\nl. vosburgh lyons\na thought ahead\nherb runge\nthe tantalizer\n unknown\nlast chance\nl. vosburgh lyons\nriffle shuffle control\nkarl fulves 1939 L. Vosburgh Lyons
|Last Chance
|pick-up force\ncards picked up from tabled deck one by one until spectator stops - forcing one card - forcing one card several times - forcing several cards\ntommy rozum 1939 Tommy Rozum
|Pick-up Force
|double deal display\nfrom packet towards the back\ntommy rozum 1939 Tommy Rozum
|Double Deal Display
|mental rescue\ntwo spectators have five cards each and exchange one, performer divines it\nl. vosburgh lyons\nmental rescue\nl. vosburgh lyons\nmental rescue\nl. vosburgh lyons\nrecollection\nkarl fulves\nstar lite\nkarl fulves 1939 L. Vosburgh Lyons
|Mental Rescue
|tri-predict\nenvelope cut in deck, card above and below predicted, repeat\nl. vosburgh lyons 1939 L. Vosburgh Lyons
|card under envelope addition\nenvelope with card underneath is placed on pile to add (force) card\n unknown 1939 Unknown
|Card under Envelope Addition
|pencil note on nail\nsecret cue sheet, recipe\npeter warlock 1939 Peter Warlock
|Pencil Note on Nail
|illusive cups-balls opening\n\nr. m. jamison 1939 R. M. Jamison
|Illusive Cups-Balls Opening
|light that was\nblowing match out through sleeve with new method\npaul lesser 1939 Paul Lesser
|Light That Was
|problem dept.\nfacial expression changes in seance, witnessed by charles rose\ncharles rose 1939 Charles Rose
|Problem Dept.
|contest corner\nmathematical problem with 3x3 magic square, see page 396 for solution\ntheodore annemann 1939 Theodore Annemann
|Contest Corner
|gnome madness\nspectator pockets any card he likes while spreading through them, this one is found\naudley walsh 1939 Audley Walsh
|Gnome Madness
|closed door production\n\nrobert weill 1939 Robert Weill
|Closed Door Production
|red-vibro\nspectator puts any card in envelope, performer spreads second deck, it has one odd-backed card - the same as in the envelope\nthe great merlini 1939 The Great Merlini
|eagle location\nrisky location in which spectator shuffles his own card back\ntheodore annemann\neagle eye\nbrad hodgins\nross tayler\none for the boys #1\nross tayler\ncharlie ordania 1939 Theodore Annemann
|Eagle Location
|forging ahead in magic\n\ntheodore annemann\njohn booth 1939 Theodore Annemann (reviewer)
|Forging Ahead in Magic
|making envelope transparent\nalcohol\n unknown 1939 Unknown
|Making Envelope transparent
|light on the hindu shuffle\ncontrol to top\ntheodore annemann\n unknown 1939 Theodore Annemann, Unknown
|Light on the Hindu Shuffle
|the consecutive hindu shuffle\nmultiple control in one hindu shuffle\ntheodore annemann 1939 Theodore Annemann
|The Consecutive Hindu Shuffle
|the hindu force\ndropping from bottom of right hand to left hand packet\ntheodore annemann 1939 Theodore Annemann
|The Hindu Force
|the simplex hindu location\nsimple, key card placement\ntheodore annemann 1939 Theodore Annemann
|The Simplex Hindu Location
|the travelling knot\nknot in silk slides down and dissolves\nmitchell dyszel 1939 Mitchell Dyszel
|The Travelling Knot
|snap knot\n\nmitchell dyszel 1939 Mitchell Dyszel
|Snap Knot
|whisko\nshot glass vanishes under handkerchief\njames stewart 1939 James Stewart
|ghosto\nperson vanishes from trunk and comes in from door, party/seance trick/gag\njames stewart 1939 James Stewart
|flat rabbit gag\n"i left him in the suit when i had it pressed!"\ntheodore annemann 1939 Theodore Annemann
|Flat Rabbit Gag
|crystal-viso\nchosen card divined in crystal ball first by performer, then spectator\ndr. stanley jaks\ndr. haas' "kristallschau" in "magie" 1949, no. 4, p. 53.\ndunninger's mental card trick\njoseph dunninger\ndr. jaks kristallsehen\ndr. stanley jaks\nbubble bubble\ndr. stanley jaks\ncrystal-viso\ndr. stanley jaks 1939 Dr. Stanley Jaks
|financial nightmare\nbill transposition with story presentation\njames g. thompson jr. 1939 James G. Thompson Jr.
|Financial Nightmare
|satan's scissors\nred and white tissue paper transforms into cut-out image of chosen card\npeter warlock 1939 Peter Warlock
|Satan's Scissors
|vice-versa\ntransposition isolated on table, double facer\ndr. jacob daley\ngetting rid of double facer\ntheodore annemann 1939 Dr. Jacob Daley
|wild card turnover move\ndouble facer and normal card\n unknown 1939 Unknown
|Wild Card Turnover Move
|tip tap top\npuzzle/bar bet with coin and cigarette pack\ntom darlington 1939 Tom Darlington
|Tip Tap Top
|applause\nnamed card caught out of shower of cards\n cedric 1939 Cedric
|king of clubs\n"king of clubs" forced and name of local club appears on backs of some cards\neric c. lewis 1939 Eric C. Lewis
|King of Clubs
|sucker dummy\ngag for silk vanish with sucker/soother\neric williams 1939 Eric Williams
|Sucker Dummy
|thimble come\ninterlocked thimble production\njohn ramsay 1939 John Ramsay
|Thimble Come
|cane to silk ideas\n\ngeorge davenport 1939 George Davenport
|Cane to Silk Ideas
|bridge mentalo\nfreely selected card is found out after some calculation with its value and suit\noscar h. paulson 1939 Oscar H. Paulson
|Bridge Mentalo
|glowing embers\neating fakir stunt\n lenz 1939 Lenz
|Glowing Embers
|repel-attract\nmatches move apart between fingers, rubber tubing\ngeorge sutcliffe\ntom sellers\nspooky time\njack avis 1939 George Sutcliffe, Tom Sellers
|mutilation\nbilliard ball penetrates borrowed handkerchief, for repeat it gets stuck and handkerchief is cut and burned, then restored (hanky panky)\njean hugard 1939 Jean Hugard
|beer cap\nbar bet with beer cap, turning it over on table\narthur dowler\nflip cap\nwalter brusa 1939 Arthur Dowler
|Beer Cap
|a napkin sewn\ncomedy restoration with visible sewing lines\ne. leslie may 1939 E. Leslie May
|A Napkin Sewn
|tourniquet cig\n\n deveen 1939 Deveen
|Tourniquet Cig
|a four ace move\nsee also daley notebook item 13\ntom sellers\nthe count switch\ndai vernon\nfred kaps 1939 Tom Sellers
|A Four Ace Move
|the satchel\nbook test with slates\npeter warlock 1939 Peter Warlock
|The Satchel
|transforming break into step\n\ntom sellers 1939 Tom Sellers
|Transforming Break into Step
|flowers aplenty\n"li-chung-soo", various tips for flower productions\nedmund younger 1939 Edmund Younger
|Flowers Aplenty
|hypno coin\ncoin stands on edge on thumb\njohn ramsay 1939 John Ramsay
|Hypno Coin
|the fate of the fabric\nborrowed handkerchief smudged and destroyed, then restored\nchester morris 1939 Chester Morris
|The Fate of the Fabric
|getting rid of double facer\n\ntheodore annemann\nvice-versa\ndr. jacob daley 1939 Theodore Annemann
|Getting rid of Double Facer
|making vanishing ink\n\n unknown 1939 Unknown
|Making Vanishing Ink
|court of intrigue\nverbal puzzle\njames g. thompson jr. 1939 James G. Thompson Jr.
|Court of Intrigue
|known before\ncard on both sides predicted\nrobert brethen 1939 Robert Brethen
|Known Before
|puzzle lamps\ncircuit of four light bulbs\nwilliam taylor 1939 William Taylor
|Puzzle Lamps
|right number\nperson in book selected, someone phoned who names this name\nkent arthur\ndial\ngeorge schindler 1939 Kent Arthur
|Right Number
|abbott's book test\n\ndavid p. abbott 1939 David P. Abbott
|Abbott's Book Test
|magician's choice\nout of eight items\ndavid p. abbott 1939 David P. Abbott
|Magician's Choice
|forcing deck\nlong-short glued pairs with loose force card in between\ndonald holmes 1939 Donald Holmes
|Forcing Deck
|no pain\nfakir stunt combination: - burning cigarette on tongue - needle through arm (real) - eating pepper - putting hand in trap\ntheodore annemann\nparlour yoga\nstuart p. cramer 1939 Theodore Annemann
|No Pain
|court of intrigue\nverbal puzzlepu\njames g. thompson jr. 1939 James G. Thompson Jr.
|Court of Intrigue
|faker!\none of four cards is signed and they're cut into deck, then three cards reverse with face-down in between which turns out to be signed card, medium/seance situation\nkent arthur 1939 Kent Arthur
|meta-stasis\ntwo selected cards, duplicate\njohn j. crimmins jr. 1939 John J. Crimmins Jr.
|the 20 card trick\nas seen by agostin, twenty cards are selected and shuffled back, all found blindfolded from pocket in apparently random order\nwalter b. gibson 1939 Walter B. Gibson
|The 20 Card Trick
|spurious pelf\n"do as i do" sequence with spectator and 5 bills each, selected bill remains upside down\nkent arthur\na common mistake\njerry k. hartman 1939 Kent Arthur
|Spurious Pelf
|just pretend\none coin vanish and reproduction\nstuart p. cramer 1939 Stuart P. Cramer
|Just Pretend
|flat thumb palm\nkind of "downs palm"\n unknown 1939 Unknown
|Flat Thumb Palm
|the bacchanalian card trick\nmessages on card that suggest a round of drinks payed by one of the spectators\n cedric 1939 Cedric
|The Bacchanalian Card Trick
|smeero\n\njulian j. proskauer 1939 Julian J. Proskauer
|dollar day\n\nsid lorraine 1939 Sid Lorraine
|Dollar Day
|red and blue futurama\nfree selection in predicted on odd-backed card and changes back color\njames g. thompson jr. 1939 James G. Thompson Jr.
|Red and Blue Futurama
|hindu shuffle display\n\n unknown 1939 Unknown
|Hindu Shuffle Display
|a magnetic personality\n- magnetic/mesmerised cards - buzzing sound when touching metal - fire flash in the dark\ngeorge delaney 1939 George Delaney
|A Magnetic Personality
|pagan papers\ndifferent colored tissue papers are rolled up inside each other and put in glasses, inner paper travels to other glass\npeter warlock 1939 Peter Warlock
|Pagan Papers
|a 68 cent patent\ntip on patenting, see page 456\ntheodore annemann 1939 Theodore Annemann
|A 68 Cent Patent
|three in one\ncard openly reversed in deck, then cards on either side reverse instead\ngeorge delaney\nperplexity\ngeorge delaney\ncaught between\ngeorge delaney 1939 George Delaney
|Three in One
|familiar spirit\ntwenty blank cards, each with a two-figure number by a spectator, then some cards are totaled and total divined\nkent arthur 1939 Kent Arthur
|Familiar Spirit
|utility routine\nsvengali deck with the different cards stacked, ends clean, bridge deal finale\njames g. thompson jr. 1939 James G. Thompson Jr.
|Utility Routine
|magical business card\nquick transformation effect as card is given out\nsid lorraine 1939 Sid Lorraine
|Magical Business Card
|the perfect club slate routine\nname written up secretly on paper appears on slate\ntheodore annemann 1939 Theodore Annemann
|The Perfect Club Slate Routine
|man of attraction\nthe human magnet, sticky substance, prelude with some "body magic" stunts\neddie joseph 1939 Eddie Joseph
|Man of Attraction
|nomenclature\nthree random names are spelled, selection found, automatic placement procedure\njoseph dunninger\ncombination\nal cohn\nnomenclature\njoseph dunninger\nmental dice\nkarl fulves 1939 Joseph Dunninger
|finger finger\nnumber of held-up fingers divined repeatedly, see also page 476 for idea by vosburgh lyons\ndr. van deusen\nbruce elliott\nfinger, finger\nbruce elliott\nl. vosburgh lyons 1939 Dr. Van Deusen, Bruce Elliott
|Finger Finger
|the $10,000 challenge silk vanish\npull to confederate\ntheodore annemann 1939 Theodore Annemann
|The $10,000 Challenge Silk Vanish
|numberitus\nnine principle\ncharley nagel 1939 Charley Nagel
|x-add-ray\nnumber written on paper divined, pocket slates gimmick\njames thompson 1939 James Thompson
|modern magic programs no. 6\n\nwilliam henderson\n tommy martin 1939 William Henderson (reviewer)
|Modern Magic Programs No. 6
|prediction\nmethod for sealed prediction envelope\nsid lorraine 1939 Sid Lorraine
|omega card act\nfive cards in five spectacular ways (see following entries)\ntheodore annemann 1939 Theodore Annemann
|Omega Card Act
|scallop short\n\n unknown 1939 Unknown
|Scallop Short
|the rising card\ncredits see p. 461\ntheodore annemann\n holden 1939 Theodore Annemann, Holden
|The Rising Card
|the penetrating card\ndeck in case, credits see p. 461\ntheodore annemann\nstanley collins 1939 Theodore Annemann, Stanley Collins
|The Penetrating Card
|the pocketbook card\ncredits see p. 461\ntheodore annemann\nmorris loewy 1939 Theodore Annemann, Morris Loewy
|The Pocketbook Card
|case flap between cards and deck\n\n unknown 1939 Unknown
|Case Flap between Cards and Deck
|the impaled card\n\ntheodore annemann 1939 Theodore Annemann
|The Impaled Card
|the torn card\ndeck torn in half, stop trick from both half piles, credits see p. 461\ntheodore annemann 1939 Theodore Annemann
|The Torn Card
|quarters from torn deck\ndeck torn in quarters, performer names four positions, when counted down in the four positions there is selected card\nclaude goldin 1939 Claude Goldin
|Quarters from Torn Deck
|whim of tituba\npage travels into nested signed envelopes, "pegasus page", see also pages 468 & 472 for credits\ntheodore annemann\npegasus page\nal mann 1939 Theodore Annemann
|Whim of Tituba
|nested envelopes switch\n\n unknown\nal baker 1939 Unknown, Al Baker
|Nested Envelopes Switch
|pretty bauble\nduplicate ring\n minoe 1939 Minoe
|Pretty Bauble
|ten and one\nshell\nkent arthur 1939 Kent Arthur
|Ten and One
|simple coin switch\n\n unknown 1939 Unknown
|Simple Coin Switch
|discs of dir\nball and disc threaded on string, they impossibly change places\nval evans 1939 Val Evans
|Discs of Dir
|an improved fake hat\ne.g. for production\notto waldmann 1939 Otto Waldmann
|An Improved Fake Hat
|to do a miracle\npsychological force\norville wayne meyer 1939 Orville Wayne Meyer
|To Do a Miracle
|sefalaljia\nminiature spirit cabinet, ball moves, ring on tape, cigar lights itself, milk vanishes\nstewart james\np. 610, p. 814\ndouble ring ceremony\nstewart james\nchristmas cord\ndavid britland\nsefalaljia\nstewart james 1939 Stewart James
|impromptu slick work\nivory finish card in air cushion or linen deck\nr. m. jamison 1939 R. M. Jamison
|Impromptu Slick Work
|personalities in flight\nfour business cards borrowed and placed on handkerchief corners, penetration underneath cover one by one\nellis stanyon 1939 Ellis Stanyon
|Personalities In Flight
|nirvana nos.\none of sixteen colors selected, one card by naming position 1-52, three numbers added up, on cardboard in frame then appear those three selections\nfredric kolb\nthe news force\nal mann 1939 Fredric Kolb
|Nirvana Nos.
|faced-deck card at any number\n\n unknown 1939 Unknown
|Faced-Deck Card at Any Number
|phoned thots\nmirage deck\norville wayne meyer 1939 Orville Wayne Meyer
|Phoned Thots
|modern magic programs no. 7\n\nstewart james\njoseph dunninger\ninterim report\nkarl fulves 1939 Stewart James (reviewer)
|Modern Magic Programs No. 7
|mental stud\npoker presentation\nhenry christ 1939 Henry Christ
|Mental Stud
|coloroto\nfour-of-a-kind changes front and back with partial rough-smooth\ndr. l. rothbart\ncoloroto\ndr. l. rothbart 1939 Dr. L. Rothbart
|the roughened card formulae\n\ntheodore annemann 1939 Theodore Annemann
|The Roughened Card Formulae
|torn sentiment\nmessage appears cut out from newspaper\njoseph h. fries 1939 Joseph H. Fries
|Torn Sentiment
|neckfright\nrope through neck, snap-fasteners\nherb runge 1939 Herb Runge
|mathematical black jacks\nblack jacks are located via counting, see also charles jordan's "the keystone card discovery"\nhenry christ\nmathejack\nkarl fulves\nhenry christ 1939 Henry Christ
|Mathematical Black Jacks
|the knickel of kanadah\ncoin divination, magnetism\nl. vosburgh lyons\nnumismatigic\nstewart james 1939 L. Vosburgh Lyons
|The Knickel of Kanadah
|authentical\nrubber banded deck stands on edge during rise\ntheodore annemann\n thirteen of magic 1939 Theodore Annemann, Thirteen of Magic
|fingeraura\nchallenge location using scotch tape secretly applied to card\nhoward warringer 1939 Howard Warringer
|new sheet reading\nquestions in numbered envelopes answered by medium, q&a\nburling hull\ntheodore annemann 1939 Burling Hull, Theodore Annemann
|New Sheet Reading
|deck switching servante\nmention\n unknown 1939 Unknown
|Deck Switching Servante
|matchless pocket trick\ntwo matchboxes in borrowed hat, one of them vanishes and travels to another hat\n minoe 1939 Minoe
|Matchless Pocket Trick
|graphology\nspectators write on paper cards, performer assigns them correctly, pseudo-psychometry\nl. vosburgh lyons\ngraphology\nl. vosburgh lyons\nspeakay\nthomas alan waters 1940 L. Vosburgh Lyons
|the secret\nwith flash paper addition, credit claim\njoseph dunninger\ntwo mindreading publicity effects\ntheodore annemann 1940 Joseph Dunninger
|The Secret
|stop when ready\n\nhenry christ\nstop when ready\nhenry christ\nstop when ready force\nhenry christ\nstop when ready force\nhenry christ 1940 Henry Christ
|Stop When Ready
|aces and kings\na bit procedure heavy\nhenry christ 1940 Henry Christ
|Aces and Kings
|jest of gratoulet\nwhite silk tied between two others, changes place with tissue paper\npeter warlock 1940 Peter Warlock
|Jest of Gratoulet
|pin divination\norientation of pin in closed container divined\nstewart james 1940 Stewart James
|Pin Divination
|match gag\ngag in which match doesn't go out and is then put in pocket lightened\nabril lamarque 1940 Abril Lamarque
|Match Gag
|secrets for sale\nfour locations\nrobert tothill 1940 Robert Tothill
|Secrets for Sale
|as in a mirror darkly\nbillet index on back of cards\nrobert brethen\nletters of fire\nhenry weisl\nrobert greene\nimplanted thought\nstuart p. cramer 1940 Robert Brethen
|As in a Mirror Darkly
|on winston freer's dinner table levitation\nsee also pages 514, 516, 520\ntheodore annemann 1940 Theodore Annemann
|On Winston Freer's Dinner Table Levitation
|impromptu change bag\nfolded napkin\ne. d. wolff 1940 E. D. Wolff
|Impromptu Change Bag
|dinner table pull\nfor vanishing objects, between legs, bag that is pulled up the back when standing up, see page 506 for sachs credit\nalexander herrmann\nder dilettant bei tisch\n unknown\nthe vanishing servante\nron wilson\nintroduction - a conversation with ron wilson\nrichard kaufman\nthe vanishing servante\nron wilson 1940 Alexander Herrmann
|Dinner Table Pull
|double reverse\nspectator's and performer's cards reverse\nwalter b. gibson\ndouble reverse\nwalter b. gibson\ndouble trouble\ndavid britland\ninformant\nkarl fulves\nclub sandwich\nsteve beam 1940 Walter B. Gibson
|Double Reverse
|a hole in one\nhole punched through four pieces of paper, three of them restore\nl. vosburgh lyons 1940 L. Vosburgh Lyons
|A Hole in One
|bewildero\nspectator remembers card and position from face, then procedure heavy control/steal\ncharles t. jordan 1940 Charles T. Jordan
|bewildero 2nd\nprocedure heavy\ncharles t. jordan 1940 Charles T. Jordan
|Bewildero 2nd
|astral ad\nads cut out of newspaper put in envelope, one chosen and word in it chosen, divined\ne. d. wolff 1940 E. D. Wolff
|Astral Ad
|sixth finger card rise\n\nclayton rawson\nsixth finger\ndr. edward g. ervin 1940 Clayton Rawson
|Sixth Finger Card Rise
|forty-nine\n21 card trick with 49 cards and two dealing rounds, see also page 524 for idea to do it as telephone trick by lloyd jones\ncharles t. jordan 1940 Charles T. Jordan
|clever coins\ntwo times ten coins in two bowls, number selected with dice travels across, see also page 524\n minoe\nu. f. grant 1940 Minoe, U. F. Grant
|Clever Coins
|number force with dice\ndice glued in matchbox\n unknown 1940 Unknown
|Number Force with Dice
|number thot\nnumber "randomly" calculated divined, interesting principle\ndr. edward g. ervin 1940 Dr. Edward G. Ervin
|Number Thot
|short card anecdote\n\ndr. jacob daley 1940 Dr. Jacob Daley
|Short Card Anecdote
|forced prognostico\nselection appears on blank card\ntom sellers\nval evans\nfan-tastic\nsam schwartz 1940 Tom Sellers, Val Evans
|Forced Prognostico
|credit card force\non another card\ntom sellers\nthe credit-card force\ntom sellers\nvanni bossi\nedward marlo\ndavide costi 1940 Tom Sellers
|Credit Card Force
|glide display\nhiding face of one card\nval evans 1940 Val Evans
|Glide Display
|we all do\nwith three decks and two spectators\nclaude collier 1940 Claude Collier
|We All Do
|drunken cocktail\nliquid travels from straw to straw\nsid fleischman 1940 Sid Fleischman
|Drunken Cocktail
|the eyes have it\ncoding only with eye movement\njames g. thompson jr.\nimproved "the eyes have it"\n unknown\nthe eyes have it\njames g. thompson jr. 1940 James G. Thompson Jr.
|The Eyes Have It
|gloves glue gag\n\naudley walsh 1940 Audley Walsh
|Gloves Glue Gag
|the whistle\ntwo cards reverse with fun presentation\ntheodore annemann\nthe whistle\ntheodore annemann\nroberto giobbi 1940 Theodore Annemann
|The Whistle
|double lift reverse\n\ntheodore annemann 1940 Theodore Annemann
|Double Lift Reverse
|rightening reverse\nwhile rightening another card\ntheodore annemann 1940 Theodore Annemann
|Rightening Reverse
|a card in hand\ncard changes in spectator's hand, backdated for ten years\ntheodore annemann\ncolor flite\nroy walton\nthe joker knows\ntheodore annemann\nkarl fulves\ninsert\n unknown\na card in the hand is worth two in the deck\npaul harris\nguesstimation special\nfrank simon\na card in hand\ntheodore annemann\no. henry tale\nkarl fulves\na la annemann\npaul cummins\nit's all in the hands\njason ladanye\ntheodore annemann 1940 Theodore Annemann
|A Card in Hand
|slip control\nselection switched out with slip force type action\nburling hull 1940 Burling Hull
|Slip Control
|open minds\nsum predication via cards, out-to-lunch principle on deck of cards\naudley walsh 1940 Audley Walsh
|Open Minds
|12 tricks with a borrowed deck\n\ntheodore annemann\nmartin gardner 1940 Theodore Annemann (reviewer)
|12 Tricks With A Borrowed Deck
|damn the rain\ncocktail recipe\ntheodore annemann 1940 Theodore Annemann
|Damn The Rain
|the adhesive tape tie\n\ndr. edward g. ervin 1940 Dr. Edward G. Ervin
|The Adhesive Tape Tie
|"never idle" cards\nslop shuffle triumph with twelve card packet\nkent arthur 1940 Kent Arthur
|"Never Idle" Cards
|pocket prophecies\nincluding thoughts on predictions and the pocket index in general, see also p. 818\ntheodore annemann 1940 Theodore Annemann
|Pocket Prophecies
|the original effect\nstraight card prediction using billet index\ntheodore annemann 1940 Theodore Annemann
|The Original Effect
|lady and gentleman\ntwo card prediction with billet index\ntheodore annemann\ntwo souls with but a single thought\nal baker\nthe lady and the gentleman\ntheodore annemann 1940 Theodore Annemann
|Lady and Gentleman
|the omega card prophecy\ncard chosen with dealing procedure, billet index\ntheodore annemann\nwalter b. gibson 1940 Theodore Annemann, Walter B. Gibson
|The Omega Card Prophecy
|twin prediction\npartial set-up and ten-card billet index\norville wayne meyer 1940 Orville Wayne Meyer
|Twin Prediction
|twin prediction - the improved buckley method\nfull deck stack and billet index\norville wayne meyer\narthur h. buckley 1940 Orville Wayne Meyer, Arthur H. Buckley
|Twin Prediction - The Improved Buckley Method
|the mystic twelve\ncards pocketed and another remembered, performer divines position of selection and number of cards in pocket, reverse-count force\naudley walsh\nthe mystic twelve recall\naudley walsh\njon racherbaumer\nfield's zodiac card miracle\naudley walsh\neddie fields 1940 Audley Walsh
|The Mystic Twelve
|sky sense\nselection moved from pile to pile, divined by performer, key card\nhubert elliott 1940 Hubert Elliott
|Sky Sense
|key card shuffle subtlety\n\n unknown 1940 Unknown
|Key Card Shuffle Subtlety
|crystal box\nproduction box\nlen sewell 1940 Len Sewell
|Crystal Box
|hidden mystery\ntwo cards selected with dealing procedure, performer places another card next to them one by one\nherb runge\nhidden mystery\nherb runge\ninformant\nkarl fulves 1940 Herb Runge
|Hidden Mystery
|gemini twins placement\n\nherb runge 1940 Herb Runge
|Gemini Twins Placement
|before your eyes improvement\nimprovement\nwalter b. gibson\nbefore your eyes\nnorman ashworth 1940 Walter B. Gibson
|Before Your Eyes Improvement
|one-hand cutting trick\n\ntheodore annemann 1940 Theodore Annemann
|One-Hand Cutting Trick
|frame up\nappearing card or picture in frame\n minoe 1940 Minoe
|Frame Up
|fan/ping pong bat force\nstop force with prop\n minoe 1940 Minoe
|Fan/Ping Pong Bat Force
|three predictions\npiles made and card moved around, then some pocketed, performer divines everything\ng. w. hunter\nmain interest\nken de courcy 1940 G. W. Hunter
|Three Predictions
|sixth finger\n\ndr. edward g. ervin\nsixth finger card rise\nclayton rawson 1940 Dr. Edward G. Ervin
|Sixth Finger
|never fail\ninstructions to rope trick appear on slates\ndr. jacob daley 1940 Dr. Jacob Daley
|Never Fail
|frontier fantasy\nred and blue backed four of spades transpose, red-blue double backer\ndr. jacob daley 1940 Dr. Jacob Daley
|Frontier Fantasy
|two card monte move\n\ntheodore deland 1940 Theodore DeLand
|Two Card Monte Move
|two cards in fear\ntwo spectators stab two knives in deck wrapped in newspaper\ndr. jacob daley\ntwo blades\nbill simon\nstableau\nthomas alan waters 1940 Dr. Jacob Daley
|Two Cards in Fear
|second card from the top slip pass\n\ndr. jacob daley\ncovered slip cut\nkarl fulves 1940 Dr. Jacob Daley
|Second Card from the Top Slip Pass
|the invisible pull\nthumb tip at pull, applied to paper restoration, silk/cigarette vanish\ntheodore annemann\na reel thumb tip\nsteve dusheck 1940 Theodore Annemann
|The Invisible Pull
|thoughts o.k.\nprepared (double indices) and ungaffed method for princess card trick\nstanley collins\ndr. l. rothbart 1940 Stanley Collins, Dr. L. Rothbart
|Thoughts O.K.
|card case glimpse "flap-flap"\ncard put in card case is glimpsed later\nwalter b. gibson 1940 Walter B. Gibson
|Card Case Glimpse "Flap-Flap"
|smoked glasses\ntenkai glass levitation at book combined with smoke and new gimmick\nfrank ducrot 1940 Frank Ducrot
|Smoked Glasses
|a ring there was\nring to egg with gaffed bowl and plate\nfrederick eugene powell 1940 Frederick Eugene Powell
|A Ring There Was
|malay escape\nrope tie\nharry houdini 1940 Harry Houdini
|Malay Escape
|money sense\ncards divined and four selected cards represent year of coin\nt. nelson downs 1940 T. Nelson Downs
|Money Sense
|out for classic force\n\nt. nelson downs 1940 T. Nelson Downs
|Out for Classic Force
|beer bet\nimpromptu milk pitcher type thing with celluloid in glass to drink more\n unknown 1940 Unknown
|Beer Bet
|on hooker's rising effect\nsome gossip\ntheodore annemann 1940 Theodore Annemann
|On Hooker's Rising Effect
|perplexity\ntwo cards in twenty card packet at unknown positions change place (more or less)\nwalter b. gibson\noutflanked\nsteve beam\nwalter b. gibson 1940 Walter B. Gibson
|an acrobatic handkerchief\nimpromptu dancing handkerchief\ngeorge delaney 1940 George Delaney
|An Acrobatic Handkerchief
|flame in duplicate\nmatch lights twice\ngeorge delaney\nmatch hypocrisy\nr. c. buff 1940 George Delaney
|Flame in Duplicate
|in the mind\nperformer really blindfolded - think stop with one selection - think stop with three selections - a chosen card is named\nhen fetsch 1940 Hen Fetsch
|In the Mind
|hindu force\n\n unknown 1940 Unknown
|Hindu Force
|weird wire\nmedium phoned and tells one out of five designs, selected cards and word\ntheodore annemann\nzodiaxis\nthomas alan waters 1940 Theodore Annemann
|Weird Wire
|foretold\nselection with numbers and dealing procedure predicted\nallan howell 1940 Allan Howell
|devil device\ngaffed box for questions, see also p. 570\n magnuson 1940 Magnuson
|Devil Device
|the assorted cards\nelaborate diminishing cards routine\naudley walsh 1940 Audley Walsh
|The Assorted Cards
|transit spheres\nfour small balls travel from hand to hand\nstanley collins 1940 Stanley Collins
|Transit Spheres
|figure fantasy\nfibonacci principle\nroyal vale heath 1940 Royal Vale Heath
|Figure Fantasy
|combination\ndealing trick\nal cohn\nnomenclature\njoseph dunninger 1940 Al Cohn
|like seeks like\n3&3, precursor to oil & water using glide\nwalter b. gibson 1940 Walter B. Gibson
|Like Seeks Like
|the houdini breath control method\n\njohn houdi\ndr. george w. crane 1940 John Houdi, Dr. George W. Crane
|The Houdini Breath Control Method
|ballot box divination\nfifty lotto type counters in revolving ballot box\ntheodore annemann 1940 Theodore Annemann
|Ballot Box Divination
|the arbuthnot canfield solitaire stack\n\ncharles arbuthnot\nthe solitaire king\ntheodore annemann 1940 Charles Arbuthnot
|The Arbuthnot Canfield Solitaire Stack
|razor blade trick\n\ndr. egolar 1940 Dr. Egolar
|Razor Blade Trick
|the secret of the georgia wonder\ngeneral information and: - the balance test - the downward thrust - the heavy weight lifting test - the chair that won'd be forced - the umbrella test - the uncontrollable cane or cue - the unruly chair\nlulu hurst 1940 Lulu Hurst
|The Secret of the Georgia Wonder
|getting coin in glass\npaper on glass, coin on top, getting coin in glass without touching paper (no snap!)\n unknown 1940 Unknown
|Getting Coin in Glass
|universal card-incidence\ntwo decks, card thought of, performer and spectator each shuffle and deal cards out in certain patters, then the thought-of card is in same position in both deck\nstephen simpson 1940 Stephen Simpson
|Universal Card-Incidence
|secret of satan\ncoin in paper burned in ashtray on top of glass, it penetrates and falls into glass\ncharles harris\nallan lambie\nporous coin\nkarl fulves 1940 Charles Harris, Allan Lambie
|Secret of Satan
|card in high\ninitialed card burned in newspaper (dummy card printed on newspaper), reappears in rubber banded wallet (with dummy behind glass)\ntheodore annemann\n"at last, poor yorick, i knew him when"\ntheodore annemann 1940 Theodore Annemann
|Card in High
|riffle force\nwith break\ntheodore annemann 1940 Theodore Annemann
|Riffle Force
|the germain gem\nnamed dead person appears on billet, pocket writing\nkarl germain 1940 Karl Germain
|The Germain Gem
|volition\nfour selections in envelopes, spectators choose their own card, equivoque\ntheodore annemann 1940 Theodore Annemann
|the time formula\nfairly selected card (6 duplicates used) predicted via mirror writing, time traveling presentation\nstuart towne\ndon diavolo 1940 Stuart Towne, Don Diavolo
|The Time Formula
|diavolo hide-out fan\nhiding packet underneath one-handed fan\nstuart towne\ndon diavolo 1940 Stuart Towne, Don Diavolo
|Diavolo Hide-Out Fan
|tram card\ncard vanishes underneath handkerchief, reappears in pocket, using index\nb. b. low\ntraveller\nb. b. low 1940 B. B. Low
|Tram Card
|card vanish underneath handkerchief\ndummy stick sewn in handkerchief\nb. b. low 1940 B. B. Low
|Card Vanish underneath Handkerchief
|last touch\nlast card is selection\nstuart robson\nlast touch\nstuart robson 1940 Stuart Robson
|Last Touch
|cross cut force\n\n unknown 1940 Unknown
|Cross Cut Force
|mystic perception\ndivined whether serial number on dollar bill is odd or even\nhenry hardin 1940 Henry Hardin
|Mystic Perception
|the appearing card in the pocket\nshowing pocket empty with card in corner of pocket\nhenry hardin 1940 Henry Hardin
|The Appearing Card in the Pocket
|the ghost hand\nliving dead with rough smooth edge\nhenry hardin 1940 Henry Hardin
|The Ghost Hand
|monte-cristo cards\nforcing deck with divided cards\nhenry hardin 1940 Henry Hardin
|Monte-Cristo Cards
|the hypnotized bird\nbird "plays dead"\nhenry hardin 1940 Henry Hardin
|The Hypnotized Bird
|aladdin's box\npaper travels from nest of boxes to another box\nhenry hardin 1940 Henry Hardin
|Aladdin's Box
|houdin's dream\none-way faces via pips, no-touch reversal method with book used as plate\nhenry hardin 1940 Henry Hardin
|Houdin's Dream
|new handkerchief production\nwith thread gimmick\nhenry hardin 1940 Henry Hardin
|New Handkerchief Production
|spirit slate\nshowing slates empty\nhenry hardin 1940 Henry Hardin
|Spirit Slate
|the dissolving card\none of five\nhenry hardin 1940 Henry Hardin
|The Dissolving Card
|flatwise drop of card\non the floor\n unknown 1940 Unknown
|Flatwise Drop of Card
|divination of the nile\n\nhenry hardin 1940 Henry Hardin
|Divination of the Nile
|trance vision\nflashlight in bag to put over head to read in the dark\nhenry hardin 1940 Henry Hardin
|Trance Vision
|the finest sealed letter test\nimpression device\nhenry hardin 1940 Henry Hardin
|The Finest Sealed Letter Test
|the oriental bowl\nseeds in glass bowl become flowers\nhenry hardin 1940 Henry Hardin
|The Oriental Bowl
|the four wedding rings\nfour finger rings vanish from fingers and reappear in hand\nhenry hardin 1940 Henry Hardin
|The Four Wedding Rings
|two fearless feats - 1.\nnumber and color predicted in ball of wool\nstewart james 1940 Stewart James
|Two Fearless Feats - 1.
|two fearless feats - 2.\nname of selected card appears on tissue paper (via tarbell's "phanteario")\nstewart james 1940 Stewart James
|Two Fearless Feats - 2.
|"two-faced" force\nspectator stabs behind back, using duplicate\nherb runge 1940 Herb Runge
|"Two-Faced" Force
|strange dice\nusing marketed dice by royal heath\nverne chesbro 1940 Verne Chesbro
|Strange Dice
|neat mystery\ntwo cards appear on face of deck in glass\nkarl germain 1940 Karl Germain
|Neat Mystery
|the flash card change\ndeck in glass\nkarl germain 1940 Karl Germain
|The Flash Card Change
|tip on lighting flash paper\n\ntheodore annemann 1940 Theodore Annemann
|Tip on Lighting Flash Paper
|flipbook animation\nmention of an effect with animated pen that writes selection from 1928\nal wheatley 1940 Al Wheatley
|Flipbook Animation
|triumph of the triumvirate\nrapping hand divines which key opens lock and which card was selected\nharry blackstone 1940 Harry Blackstone
|Triumph of the Triumvirate
|cross cut force\n\n unknown 1940 Unknown
|Cross Cut Force
|traveller\n\nb. b. low\ntram card\nb. b. low 1940 B. B. Low
|not at these prices!\nace assembly started but instead of aces gag message appears on cards\noscar weigle 1940 Oscar Weigle
|Not at These Prices!
|chain of circumstance\nkey chain travels from hand to hand, elaborate set-up in sleeve\nl. vosburgh lyons 1940 L. Vosburgh Lyons
|Chain of Circumstance
|the "good-bye" coin\ncoin on pull\nl. vosburgh lyons 1940 L. Vosburgh Lyons
|The "Good-Bye" Coin
|fourth dimensional sewing\n\nl. vosburgh lyons\nsefalaljia\nstewart james 1940 L. Vosburgh Lyons
|Fourth Dimensional Sewing
|more on the flipbook animation\ncredit claim by u. f. grant for 1921\ntheodore annemann\nu. f. grant 1940 Theodore Annemann, U. F. Grant
|More on the Flipbook Animation
|vanishing dog\ngag with wire leash\n unknown 1940 Unknown
|Vanishing Dog


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New Mega Man Universe screens reveal build-a-Mega-Man workshop, level editor
Look, Ryu, don't take this the wrong way, but Mega Man wants your legs.No! No! Not like that. Yeesh! That'd be just plain weird – not to mention awkward. See, he just wants to saw them off you and glue them to himself, is all.
Mega Man Universe headlines
First Mega Man Universe gameplay footage actually shows how the game works
We think we echo a lot of gamers' sentiments when we pose this question: What on earth is Mega Man Universe? It's been announced, and Capcom's even taken a crack at explaining it, but MMU's still as much of an enigma as life on other planets or Twilight fans.Or at least, it was. Now, though, […]
MMU lets you "play as the Mega Man of your dreams," says Inafune
Capcom's Keiji Inafune has said players in Mega Man Universe will get to "play as their favorite version" of the character.
Mega Man Universe announced for XBL and PSN
Capcom's sent word Mega Man is heading to XBL and PSN in a new adventure called Mega Man Universe, which it teased through its Comic Con schedule.
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Justin Bieber Desperate to Keep Court Deposition Private
Justin Bieber may be going to court -- and he doesn't want anyone else to know what's up if and when he does.
TMZ reports that Bieber and his camp are desperate for details of a deposition not to be made public. The 'Baby' singer is being sued by a Miami paparazzo named Jeffrey Binion, who claims that a member of Bieber's security team named Hugo Hesny stole his camera and choked him this past June. He's also stating that Bieber's friend Lil Za was physical with him; Lil Twist was also present, but only to encourage Za's foolish behavior.
Some background: Bieber allegedly ordered Hesny to throw Binion, who insists he is a professional photographer and not a paparazzo, against a wall. Binion claims that Hesny grabbed him by the throat and "displayed a gun," which was in a holster under his shirt, while he and the other bodyguards ripped the memory card from his camera.
Binion claimed bodily injury, pain and suffering, mental anguish and incurred medical expenses in his suit. His attorney, Russell S. Adler, said, "Justin Bieber is now an adult, and he should act like one. He needs to learn that he cannot use bodyguards as weapons to harm innocent people. Bieber's violent behavior toward photographers must end, and he should take responsibility for his actions. No amount of fame or fortune justifies Bieber's shameful and outrageous conduct. To send him that message and deter his misbehavior in the future, we will seek punitive damages against him as allowed by Florida law."
Here's where it can get ugly for Biebs and Hesny: Adler claims that at the time of the incident, Hesny wasn't licensed as a bodyguard in Florida and he doesn't have a permit to carry a concealed weapon in the state.
Now that Bieber has to give a deposition, he's being very, very careful about it potentially leaking. Depositions are videotaped, and his team is terrified that Bieber will be questioned about matters unrelated to the case -- which he will have to answer under oath. "It is highly likely that the entire deposition will be published to the public," a source told TMZ. Basically, his team is scared that he'll be questioned about his other allegedly bad behavior: You know, weed, hookers, underage drinking at his parties ... that sort of thing.
Oh, and more weed.
Bieber's camp is requesting that no copies be made of the original deposition recording. Good luck with that!


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I just created a folder for photos on my computer that's called "Los Angeles Year Four." Really?
So, I'm recently excited about British-style Indian food. It may have started when I went to this new restaurant in my neighborhood, LA Bengal Dynasty (silly name award?) (hi, unicorn!).
And in my own kitchen, so far I have tried a dish related to the balti (below), which may or may not actually come from Birmingham, and a kind of tikka masala, another dish of ambiguous origins which makes me think, "Of course, the English add cream to everything!"
In this recipe, I made a half batch. But I also threw in a TON of greens and cauliflower, which I think diluted the flavor too much. I ended up adding a bunch of chili garlic paste to finish out the dish, but I think that might have had to do with how generous I was with the cauliflower and the greens.
Cauliflower, Chickpea, and Greens Balti
(adapted from taste space)
vegetable oil
ginger, grated
1 large garlic clove, crushed
1 onion, chopped
1/2 c water
2 tomatoes, chopped
1 tsp chopped fresh cilantro
1/2 tsp ground cumin
1/4 tsp turmeric powder
1/4 tsp cayenne pepper
1/4 tsp paprika
1/4 tsp garam masala
1 bay leaf
2 cardamom pods, broken slightly open
3/4 tsp salt
coconut or vegetable oil
1 onion, chopped
1/2 in piece ginger, grated
2 garlic cloves, crushed
1 tomato, chopped
1/2 head cauliflower, in florets
1.5 cups cooked chickpeas (or 15 oz canned chickpeas, rinsed and drained)
1 tsp salt
2 bunches of greens, stemmed and coarsely chopped (400g, prepped)
1/2 tsp Aleppo chili flakes
2 tsp chopped fresh cilantro
1/2 tsp garam masala
chili garlic paste to taste
Instructions1. Heat the oil in a large saucepan over medium-high heat, then add the ginger and garlic and stir.
2. Add the onions and stir-fry for five minutes until they are translucent.
3. Add the water and bring to the boil.
4. Add the rest of the sauce ingredients, cover and simmer on a low heat for 30 minutes.
5. Remove the bay leaves and cardamom, and reserve the sauce.
6. Heat the oil over medium-high heat in a large wok (I used the same saucepan as above since it was relatively clean) then add the onions and fry gently until they begin to turn brown.
7. Add the ginger and garlic, stir well, and cook for one minute.
8. Add the tomatoes, cauliflower, chickpeas, salt and balti sauce.
9. Turn the heat to low, cover and simmer until the cauliflower is just tender, about 10-15 minutes.
10. Add the chili flakes and greens and stir-fry for three more minutes until the greens have wilted down.
11. Stir in the cilantro.
12. Just before serving, sprinkle the garam masala on top. Add chili garlic paste and salt to taste. Serve with naan bread or chapatis. Or rice.
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CARSON, Calif. – This year, there are 650,000 registered players in the American Youth Soccer Organization. There are 50,000 certified teams. And that's just AYSO. All in all, there are more than 17.5 million youth soccer players in the United States, reports CNN.com. It's the single most popular sport among young Americans.
For that reason, US international Herculez Gomez expects a bright future for American soccer.
"There's a huge talent to be tapped here," the Pachuca striker recently told MLSsoccer.com. "All of a sudden, our national team is being talked about by Brazilian players and by Spanish players as a team they don't want to face. They're looking at the American player as a very capable player."
Gomez, who served as part of the United States roster that competed in the 2010 FIFA World Cup in South Africa, is representative of a growing group within the surge of American youth soccer players: the young Latino.
According to the 2000 US Census, Hispanic-Americans comprise 15.5 percent of the overall population of the country, and that number is projected to double somewhere around 2070. The group represents a huge population for whom soccer is often the favored sport.
"I think guys like José Francisco Torres [Gomez's teammate at Pachuca and the National Team] and I are starting to open doors," said Gomez of his influence on young Hispanic players in America. "We didn't do it intentionally; it's just the way it happened.
"If you look Mexican teams, they're opening academies all over the United States. They want to take advantage of this growing population and grab players before the US teams do. I'm from Las Vegas, Nevada and [Mexican First Division side] Pumas has an academy there. That shows how far we've come."
Gomez believes Latinos will form an important piece of the American soccer mosaic in the coming years. With players like himself, Torres, Jonathan Bornstein (whose mother is Mexican), Edgar Castillo, Alejandro Bedoya and Andy Najar all readying to make an impact on the international level in the next World Cup cycle, Gomez might be right.
"I see D.C. United have that Andy Najar kid," said Gómez. "I think we need more of that. We need to take more chances. Teams all around the world take million-dollar chances on kids, and if they work out, that's great. If they don't, well then they're one of many. But they at least take those chances. We need to be doing that."
As the melting pot of American soccer continues to boil, there will be more and more players coming up through the ranks who will challenge for places at the international level. And that, says Gomez, is how the United States will finally become a world power.
"I'm 28 years old and the way I see the talent moving up the ranks, there's no way that I'll be around in 2014," said Gómez with a smile. "With the way the US is progressing with the youth national teams, there's going to be bigger, better, stronger [players]. That's the name of the game. There's always going to be some kid nipping at your heels. It's refreshing to see that."


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When a team breaks through to a new performance plateau, the following season is frequently a step backwards. The simple fact is that the break through likely occurred because a lot of things went right. More things than can reasonably expected to go right again. So, in order to offset the likelihood of a regression, it's important to take substantial steps to improve the team.
Unfortunately, the Reds failed to do so. To justify the complete lack of effort to improve, financial constraints are frequently cited. However, even if true, there are a number of payroll neutral moves that could have been made. There are two types of currency in the MLB world: 1) cash and 2) prospects. If the Reds were limited by payroll constraints, then they could have cracked open the farm system and dealt away prospects to improve the MLB roster.
Unfortunately, the Reds stood pat. Unbelievably, they stood pat. Inconceivably, they stood pat. They stood pat all offseason, hoping to avoid the almost inevitable backslide. They stood pat at the trade deadline, hoping that the status quo would get them back in the hunt. They did nothing except wait and watch the standings as the season slipped away.
If you step back and take a look at what the Reds have actually done this season, then it becomes rather difficult not to get frustrated... REALLY frustrated. As a fan, I invested a decent amount of time, money, and energy into the Reds this year. In exchange, I don't expect championships or even wins. I don't expect sunshine and rainbows. I DO, however, expect effort. I expect it both between the lines AND in the front office. If I'm going to make this type of investment on an annual basis, then I expect the organization to be at least as invested, if not more so. In hindsight, it's difficult to even conceive of what Walt Jocketty did all season. He constantly lets Dusty speak for the organization, he lets Chris Buckley handle the draft, and he didn't trade anyone. How exactly did he earn his money? By signing Bronson Arroyo to an absurd contract extension and a bunch of replacement level players to low cost contracts? Or, are we paying him to play internet hearts and sleep on the job?
Now, I don't think I'm unreasonable or irrational. I understand that trades require two willing partners. Just because we think up a deal, doesn't mean it can get done. Still, the utter lack of activity by the organization this year is...well...stunning. And, frankly, the lack of activity stands in stark contrast to that of the organization that is currently running away with the division.
1. On December 6, 2010, the Brewers traded Brett Lawrie to the Toronto Blue Jays for Shawn Marcum.
2. On December 19, 2010, the Brewers traded Jake Odorizzi, Lorenzo Cain, Alcides Escobar, and Jeremy Jeffress for Zack Greinke and Yuniesky Betancourt.
3. On March 27, 2011, the Brewers traded Cutter Dykstra and cash to the Washington Nationals for Nyjer Morgan.
4. On July 12, 2011, the Brewers traded Adrian Rosario and Danny Herrera to the New York Mets for Francisco Rodriguez and cash.
In short, the Brewers added two top of the rotation starters, a high-motor leadoff hitter, and a high-leverage reliever.
Now, let's compare those moves to what the Reds did this season:
1. On July 26, 2011, the Reds traded Jonny Gomes and cash to the Washington Nationals for Bill Rhinehart and Christopher Manno.
That's it. That's the sum total of the Reds efforts to improve the team for the 2011 season. One trade. A single addition-by-subtraction trade.
As I write this, the Reds are currently 14 games back of the Milwaukee Brewers. If you add up the relevant WAR figures for those 4 players, Zack Greinke (3.4), Nyjer Morgan (3.4), Shawn Marcum (2.4), and Francisco Rodriguez (0.5), then you get 9.7 Wins. While the Reds did nothing, the Brewers went out and purchased 10 wins with a month of the season still to play.
I don't think it's much of a stretch to say that those four players are the primary difference makers in the NL Central race. In the final analysis, the Brewers obviously wanted it more. That's it and that's all. When the history of the 2011 NL Central is written, it'll read that while one organization made excuses, another made moves to improve. Given those two realities, it's not much of a surprise who came out on top.
Little did we know, the Reds season was over before it even began, as the Reds simply weren't going to make the moves necessary to put us over the top. The sad part about the 2011 season isn't really the fact that the Reds failed to build off 2010. The truly sad part is that they didn't even bother suiting up. It's not the battles that you lose that rankle and fester, it's the battles for which you didn't even bother showing up. That's how it feels to be a Reds fan right now. The front office didn't bother to show up for the season, which will now undoubtedly go down as a missed opportunity. Instead of recognizing and seizing the opportunity to better last season's postseason performance, the Reds waited and hoped, demonstrating the kind of faith found only in the most pious and zealous of believers. Unfortunately, the only reward for such a display of faith was a missed opportunity and a hearty "wait 'til next year."
Albert Camus once wrote "I sometimes think of what future historians will say of us. A single sentence will suffice for modern man: He fornicated and read the papers." I wonder if future historians will look back at the 2011 Reds and find that once again a single sentence will suffice: "They did nothing and read the standings."


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After weeks and weeks of slow, gentle rains, the skies lightened yesterday, and I joined my fellow locals and mudded my way to town! Although my kitchen held a generous supply of basics, I've learned to always be prepared for unstable weather to flex its muscles and hang around for weeks. I pulled a few weeds in the yard, which was a bit too muddy for weeding.
Hmmmm. Should I walk to town in the mud or chance going later in the rain? The trek would give me great material for this week's challenge of "NOW" at Let's Be Wild. Oh yes, I looked forward to snapping images as I mudded to town and back!
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It's two weeks into 2013 now and we had our first snow yesterday! Coming from a tropical country, I'm still very excited everytime there's a snowfall. The windows in our old apartment were frosted so I couldn't enjoy snowing without opening the window, but here in the new house the clear big windows allow me to stare outside for hours mesmerized by the snow.
While I was mesmerized, my husband kindly cooked us the yummiest meatsauce spaghetti for lunch. I then managed to cut a stretch lace top to be turned into a bra set later. Meanwhile, Sidra had a friend coming (who walked for a mile through the snowfall to come to our house) and they were happily playing together all day. It was a nice weekend indeed.
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DISASTER ZONE: GlobalMedic's race against time to provide life-saving water and hope in Africa
Cyclone Idai made landfall twice in South Eastern Africa, churning vicious rains that caused catastrophic damage to Malawi, Mozambique and Zimbabwe.
The death toll passed 800 and is expected to climb as hundreds are still missing. Infrastructural damages are over a billion dollars. Three million people have been affected and hundreds of thousands are in urgent need of humanitarian assistance.
In Mozambique, over 100,000 people had to be rescued from floods that created an inland ocean visible from space. Images of the devastation and carnage have filled the internet while images of children drinking sludgy water haunt us.
It has been a race against time to get families access to clean drinking water.
GlobalMedic — a registered charity based in Toronto — is a movement of humanitarians fueled by volunteers that has run 204 missions in 70 countries with boots on the ground delivering lifesaving aid. When disaster strikes, we respond. Eleven members of our Rapid Response Team are in Mozambique and Zimbabwe.
Captain Jack Turner retired from the Toronto Fire Service in February after a career dedicated to saving lives. It's only fitting that he is leading our team in Mozambique whose mission is to install and run water purification units and get kids clean drinking water before they contract cholera. In Beira, the team installed portable units in clinics and shelters restoring access to the masses.
The devastation is wide-spread and the desperation in palpable. Areas are not accessible by road and populations are cut off. Turner and his team are choppered in daily to isolated villages near Estaquinha to install portable units. It is a life-saving routine — fly, land, install units, purify water, fill tanks, provide hope and jump back in the chopper to get to the next site.
Turner's team is also running a unit that purifies 40 litres of water a minute and is filling tanks at the hospital in Munhave, which treats 23,000 people a month and doesn't have clean drinking water.
The hospital director tells the team about a neighbouring hospital in Chingusuru that has 30 patients with cholera symptoms and no water. Mathan Karunaratnam, a water technician with the City of Toronto on his third deployment, is leading the installations. Medical tests have confirmed the first five cases of cholera.
Humber grad Tara Kranics is a rookie officer on her first deployment. Her job is to liaise with the responding agencies, determine where there are gaps, deploy our water units to meet those gaps and open an air bridge to receive and distribute thousands of Family Emergency Kits. This is the ultimate test of the skills she learned in the classroom.
Back in Toronto, over two hundred volunteers spent a Saturday packing the kits with water purification sachets, hygiene items and oral rehydration sachets. Volunteers from all walks of life pitched in — professional rescuers, civilians and families originally from the affected countries.
Giving their time and working at a furious pace, they pulled together and pack 2,136 kits. Their efforts result in cost savings, meaning more aid can be sent.
Dan Cyr is leading the team in Zimbabwe that is providing clean drinking water to families in Chimanimani. It's his third deployment in less than a year. The damage is widespread and the needs are real. Cyr splits his team to cover more ground.
Mississauga firefighter Kyle Van Zutphen is a seasoned responder who has deployed to earthquakes in Nepal and Ecuador and mudslides in Colombia. He quickly installs a portable unit in a school and the line starts forming as soon as the water begins flowing.
Brian McAlinden is a Toronto firefighter training a local team to run a larger unit at Baptist Church on the edge of town where people are seeking refuge. It's important work as the local teams will keep running the units to ensure families have access to water. Our local partners are eager to use the units to serve their citizens. The team moves on to the local hospital to install another unit and get water flowing.
Back in Mozambique, Turner's team is stretched thin. Cholera cases are piling up and the need for clean drinking water is exacerbated. An outbreak has just been declared-271 cases and counting. Turner has seen plenty of disaster. This is his sixth deployment. He's responded to the earthquake in Nepal and cyclones in India and the Philippines. But this one is tougher.
However, there are glimmers of hope.
Francesco is a local teacher in an inundated remote village. He has been trained to run the units to help his neighbours.
Kobus, a local farmer rallied his neighbours to rescue stranded civilians and is helping to run our units.
The solidarity and resilience of the people affected by the crisis hardens our resolve to push through and help.
This story will leave the headlines but the needs will still be there — and so will we.
— Rahul Singh is the executive director of GlobalMedic


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2019 CLPINZ Workshop
20 - 21 August 2019, Crowne Plaza Christchurch
On behalf of the Competition Law and Policy Institute of New Zealand, I am delighted to advise that the 30th anniversary workshop of the Competition Law and Policy Institute of New Zealand will take place at the Crowne Plaza hotel in Christchurch on Friday 20 September - Saturday 21 September 2019. The first annual workshop of the Institute in 1989 took place in Christchurch and we felt that it was important to bring the anniversary workshop back to its place of birth, giving us the ability to showcase the beautiful city that is again ready for visitors. If you have not been to Christchurch for a while, you will be in for a treat!
The keynote speaker of our anniversary workshop is Dr. David S. Evans, who is the Chairman of the Global Economics Group, based in Boston. Dr. Evans also has positions at the University of Chicago Law School as well as University College London where he teaches Economics. He is the Editor-in-chief of Competition Policy International and the CPI Antitrust Chronicles and is on the editorial boards of Concurrences and The Review of Network Economics. David S. Evan has worked on competition matters in the US, the EU, China, Brazil and Australia amongst other jurisdictions and has provided economic advice on many industries. He is one of the world's leading authorities on platform-based businesses in two-sided markets, which is the broad area of his keynote speech.
Other sessions will cover a range of interesting and topical issues, including lessons learned from recent decisions on merger clearances and authorisations, current issues in the regulation of the electricity sector, the use of lay members in court, unsubstantiated representations in consumer law, cartel criminalization and cutting-edge economic tools in competition cases. We have so far confirmed as speakers Chris Whelan from RBB Economics, Sarah Keene and Sam Holmes from Russell McVeagh, Professor Martin Richardson from ANU, Alysha McClintock from Meredith Connell and Nick McHugh from Norton Rose Fulbright. We are very excited about the programme and hope that there is something for everyone!
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The University of Missouri System remains a value for students after the Board of Curators voted today for modest tuition increases.
Curators voted to increase tuition on its four campuses 1.7 percent—the rate of inflation—for Missouri resident undergraduate students, which is below the national average of public doctoral institutions and significantly below the private doctoral national average.
"Setting the price of tuition is a balance between keeping education affordable for our students and providing the resources necessary for the university to remain a quality academic institution," said University of Missouri Board of Curators Chair Wayne Goode. "Our below-average tuition compared to similar institutions—combined with our high-quality education, ground-breaking research and service to the state—set us apart as the No. 1 provider of higher education in the state."
On average, the UM System has raised tuition the past five years 2.3 percent annually, compared to 6 percent by comparable institutions in surrounding states, said University of Missouri System President Tim Wolfe. These modest tuition rates have occurred despite enrollment that has now reached 75,000 students—a 34 percent increase in the last 12 years.
"As the premier institution of public higher education in the state, we consistently show value by providing the citizens of Missouri with high-quality, affordable public education," Wolfe said. "Our modest tuition increases during the last several years, combined with our continuing commitment to identifying ways to be more efficient and effective that last year alone resulted in an $80 million savings to the university, help ensure that an education from the four campuses of the University of Missouri System is within reach for any student who desires one."
Wolfe also noted that the UM System continues to invest additional resources and identified cost savings into financial aid to further reduce the cost of higher education for students, particularly among the neediest students. In addition, the university continues to enhance its student services to help ensure students are receiving the tools they need to be successful in their academic careers.
Curators also voted to increase graduate tuition rates for resident and nonresident students 1.7 percent at MU and UMKC, 4.4 percent at Missouri S&T and 1.9 percent and 5.9 percent at UMSL, which is combining its tuition and required fee rates in FY13. These rates are based on the economic and market conditions of each campus.
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Cambridge has a full calendar of events, festivals and attractions that make it ideal to visit all year round – a destination for all seasons. The city is hard to beat for a weekend away or a longer stay; there is always something to see and do with a choice of activities to satisfy all ages, every budget and interest.
In the summer months Cambridge is sizzling with al fresco performances of music in the parks and green spaces as part of the annual Summer in the City programme of events. This includes the Jazz in the Park on Jesus Green; Midsummer Fair and The Big Weekend, three days and nights of free music and family entertainment on Parker's Piece.
Cambridge Folk Festival is one of the premier music events in Europe and one of the longest running and most famous folk festivals in the world. It has become hugely popular attracting ten thousand people, many of whom return year after year.
Strawberry Fair is the free music and arts festival in the heart of Cambridge. Each year, on the first Saturday of June, Strawberry Fair transforms Midsummer Common into a visual extravaganza where fair-goers of all ages enjoy an abundance of eclectic, sometimes eccentric activities and entertainment.
The inaugural Wimpole History Festival is organised by Cambridge Literary Festival and the National Trust, the festival promises a feast of history and heritage for the whole family.
The Cambridge Shakespeare Festival is an eight-week tour-de-force of Elizabethan drama performed in the idyllic and unique settings of Cambridge University's private gardens, where the audience can picnic on a summer's evening before enjoying theatre at its best.
In April and November, The Cambridge Literary Festival brings authors and literary luminaries to Cambridge in a programme of lively and friendly events across all genres. The University of Cambridge Festival of Ideas, in October, is the only free arts, humanities and social sciences festival in the UK and packed with talks, worskhops and performances for all the family.


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A gang of thieves made off with more than $4 million in loot from a Fairfield jewelry store after an elaborate heist that began with the kidnapping of two store employees at an apartment more than 40 miles away, Connecticut police said Friday.
Four or five men wearing masks and gloves broke into the apartment in Meriden on Thursday, and bound and gagged four people, including the manager and another employee of a Lenox Jewelry store in Fairfield, police said.
The employees were then taken at gunpoint in the manager's BMW and driven about 40 miles from Meriden to the store in Fairfield, police said.
"We're not sure yet whether the (robbers) followed them home or were lying in wait for them there," Deputy Police Chief Christopher Lyddy told the Hearst Connecticut Media Group. "The men were held inside the apartment bound and gagged for a period of time and then two friends arrived and they were also bound and gagged."
Once at the store, the employees were forced to open the door and to use their access codes to open the safe, Lyddy said.
The victims reported they were restrained in the back of the store during the robbery. They were able to free themselves and call police Thursday night, after the thieves took off in their car.
"We were hostages," Antoine Abedui, the store manager, told WTNH-TV. "You don't know what could go wrong, and you're just praying for this to just end."
The BMW was found in Fairfield on Friday after police received a tip.
The suspects were believed to be communicating with each other and coordinating their efforts during the robbery, police said. The two non-employees held in Meriden were released one minute after the two suspects left the Fairfield jewelry store, police said.
Abedui said he believed the robbery was the work of professionals.
"Been through robberies before because of the nature of my work," he said. "Usually it's 30-seconds to a minute robbery. This was a two-hour robbery."
Thursday's theft was the third robbery at the store in the past three years, police said.
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Local Museum is Expanding Offerings, Minds of Children
STATE COLLEGE, Pa.—Discovery Space, the children's science museum located on Foster Avenue, stands out among the storefronts in downtown State College. It's colorful signage and painted walls—in addition to the giant blue Adirondack chair that sits outside—send a playful and warm invitation. Its mission also stands out: to provide engaging science experiences to children that spark creativity, curiosity and imagination. Michele Crowl, Discovery Space's Director of Education and Penn State College of Education science education doctorate student, plays an active role in helping the museum meet this mission.
Crowl has been a part of Discovery Space since March 2011, and helped open the museum later that year. Since then, she has had a hand in the educational elements of the exhibits as well as the planning and facilitating of events, weekly programs for children and families and summer camps.
Crowl said one of her main goals is to provide exciting science experiences for the community.
"We want to get children interested in science or, at least, not be afraid of science," said Crowl. "And it's happening here. We're seeing children identify with science in a more positive way. For example, the child who is not thinking about science, but who finds himself interested in things like the flight simulator or the Bernoulli blower."
The museum is a fun and active space with exhibits that children can explore at their own pace.
"We're not telling children to use an exhibit in a specific way, although we've designed it in a way that there is an intended use," said Crowl. "But we realize that some may not do it that way, and we're OK with that. I think that lack of guidelines may encourage children to explore further."
But Discovery Space is not devoid of all instruction. Throughout the museum, there are aids for parents and children.
"We have signage to help parents understand the amazing things that are happening here," said Crowl, "including vocabulary that they might try using with their child and text to help explain the science behind the exhibit."
Crowl said that the music tubes, for example, are fun for children to play with, but the signs empower parents to talk with their children about the science behind the exhibit.
"Maybe a child who looks like he's just playing is really working on spatial reasoning or thinking about how to repeat a pattern that his parent just played on the music tubes," said Crowl. "Along with getting children interested in science, we see them, over time, explore the exhibits in a more scientific way."
Discovery Space also offers children guidance through pictures.
"By using pictures, we've seen 3-year-olds build circuits," said Crowl. "They might not know it is called a circuit, but they're able to be successful and see the parts that matter to make it work."
Children can explore the museum as an individual learner or in groups, according to Crowl.
"We see children who are most interested in engaging with exhibits by themselves, which is great," said Crowl. "Then we see children who come in with a sibling or with a parent, and they all learn together. There is an important social aspect to the way that people are learning here."
Crowl said that the staff at Discovery Space could not do all of the work that they do without their partnership with Penn State.
"We have partnerships with many colleges across the University," said Crowl. "Students help work on the exhibit floor and also assist with educational programs and marketing efforts."
One partnership brings College of Education students together with students in the College of Engineering to design exhibits for Discovery Space.
"A lot of our mechanical engineering students do not have experience explaining engineering and science topics to children," said Crowl. "Our education students are thinking about that, so they can work together to finish an exhibit."
Crowl added that the College of Education students who are involved are getting an amazing experience.
"The undergraduate students are in school to be teachers," said Crowl. "They might design something that they can use in their classroom someday."
Another partnership is with Teaching Elementary Science Leadership Academy (TESLA), which is under the direction of Carla Zembal-Saul, head of the curriculum and instruction department in the College of Education, and Mark Merritt, a science education doctorate student and instructor in the College.
TESLA's goal is to cultivate a multigenerational community of pre-service teachers who are committed to improving the teaching of science among young children.
According to Zembal-Saul, TESLA helps educators to differentiate themselves from generalist educators as they enter their profession and build a lasting community of friends and colleagues.
"The partnership between Discovery Space and TESLA is an excellent example of a collaborative initiative that benefits teacher education majors, as well as the local community," said Zembal-Saul. "Discovery Space provides a rich setting for TESLA students to engage with children and families around science learning opportunities in an informal setting. In turn, TESLA students support educational programs associated with the museum."
TESLA has been active in helping the museum, including improving exhibit engagement as well as helping coordinate educational programming for large groups.
"TESLA is helping us design programs for field trips that match state standards that teachers are using," said Crowl. "It works to extend what students are learning in the classroom."
According to Crowl, Discovery Space is growing and might outgrow its current home soon.
"It's been really amazing to see the number of programs, educational offerings, and summer camps increase," said Crowl. "When we started, we offered 2 weeks of summer camps. This summer we have planned for nearly ten weeks of camps."
"Watching this museum grow and transform has been so fun," said Crowl. "We regularly hear positive feedback from community members and, with their support, we're excited for what the future holds."
--by Kevin Sliman (February 2014)


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Dirt Cake Recipe – The Dish With Sara Evans
The dish with Sara Evans is an exclusive new feature which gives the 'Anywhere' hitmaker a platform to share her many delicious recipes (remember, she's a mom and stepmom to 7 kids!) with country music fans. Check back each week in August and early September for a fun new quick-and-easy recipe straight from the singer herself!
From Sara: Another amazing dessert my Mom always made. Sometimes my kids want it for their birthday cake!
What You'll Need:
1 package cream cheese - softened
1 small tub Cool Whip
1 large box instant vanilla pudding
2 cups milk
1/3 to 1/2 cup powdered sugar
How to Make the Missouri Dirt Cake:
1. Soften cream cheese, add Cool Whip. Make instant vanilla pudding as directed on box, but with 2 cups of milk instead of 3. Mix ingredients with powdered sugar.
2. Pour over crushed Oreos - (leave a few out out to sprinkle on top!)
3. Enjoy!