Almost Like Everywhere & Nowhere - Allan Ackerman

This video is a version of Hofzinser's Everywhere & Nowhere. This routine is a derivative of my Small Packet All-Backs from my book, Las Vegas Kardma. I showed the Small Packet All-Backs routine to Steve Hobbs, who did not like the idea of giving away the concept of a double-backed card. I worked out this version in the summer of 2015, applying the Hofzinser plot, and put the routine in my 2019 Card Theater Lecture notes.
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Thanks for stopping by and visiting my channel. Over the years, I have published over six versions of this classic Hofzinser plot. Almost Like Everywhere and Nowhere can be found in my Card Theater lecture notes, 2019. You can visit my website - www.allanackerman.com for my contact information, videos, DVDs, lecture notes, and books.

[@KokoB71]

So good!! You are so good Allan!

[@allanackerman4848]

Thank you for the nice compliment

[@abcardmagic9587]

Great job Allan. You make it look soo easy

[@allanackerman4848]

Thanks 👍

[@vladimirmolodtsov5539]

Very well constructed effect. Nice and neat ending as well which leaves you completely clean. Keep it up Mr. Ackerman!

[@allanackerman4848]

Thanks, will do!

[@DanielVegaHN]

Veeeery nice, Allan.

[@allanackerman4848]

Thanks Daniel -- have always enjoyed the Everywhere and Nowhere plot.

[@pascal23lebourseiller55]

Fantastic allan👍

[@allanackerman4848]

Thank you Pascal -- glad you like the handle.

[@jonathanstevenson1106]

Thank you for the demo, Allan. I really like the clean handling of the small-packet display. I must ask about the one-handed cut sequence at the beginning: I recognise the Charlier, but not those versions of the others. Are they your variations? Jonathan

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The first one Mike Maxwell showed my back in 1993 when we shot my first A-1 Video. The turn around flip was shown to me by one of the Las Vegas Wednesday Night Magic club members, Hans around the same time. Forgot his last name -- when this pandemic gets over and I start going to the club again, I will get his last name. He is an old guy like me and still comes to the club. The last one was a one-handed pass that I learned as a kid -- not sure who to credit. Put the sequence together in 1994 and it is a false cut.

[@jonathanstevenson1106]

@@allanackerman4848 Thank you for the information, Allan.