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Harry Potter Broomstick         


Author: Al Hastings
Date: Jul 28, 2007 03:55

I personally know of only 2 children's magicians that are getting
work related to Harry Potter themed parties...with the advent of the
Harry Potter craze, I'm surprised that I haven't seen any magic
literature/books about wizard related magic tricks other than Andrew
Mayne's wizard school videos.

For shits and giggles I thought of how to gimmick a broomstick in case
someday there was a trick that called for it.

If I was going to gimmick a broomstick or do a trick with it:

*Andrew Mayne has the broom stick levitation deal with the towel to
hide your other leg as a verticle support. Since those skate shoes
are en vouge, that hidden other leg would also be perfect as a rolling/
flying broomstick levitation. I emailed andrew about that but
admitted he thought about that too but for liability purposes said not
to include that.
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Re: Harry Potter Broomstick         


Author: Whodat
Date: Jul 28, 2007 05:24

"Al Hastings" hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:1185620146.867594.251650@m37g2000prh.googlegroups.com...
>
> I personally know of only 2 children's magicians that are getting
> work related to Harry Potter themed parties...with the advent of the
> Harry Potter craze, I'm surprised that I haven't seen any magic
> literature/books about wizard related magic tricks other than Andrew
> Mayne's wizard school videos.
>
> For shits and giggles I thought of how to gimmick a broomstick in case
> someday there was a trick that called for it.
>
> If I was going to gimmick a broomstick or do a trick with it:
>
> *Andrew Mayne has the broom stick levitation deal with the towel to
> hide your other leg as a verticle support. Since those skate shoes
> are en vouge, that hidden other leg would also be perfect as a rolling/
> flying broomstick levitation. I emailed andrew about that but
> admitted he thought about that too but for liability purposes said not
> to include that. ...
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Re: Harry Potter Broomstick         


Author: mitchell_leary
Date: Jul 28, 2007 07:45

Al Hastings wrote:
> I personally know of only 2 children's magicians that are getting
> work related to Harry Potter themed parties...with the advent of the
> Harry Potter craze, I'm surprised that I haven't seen any magic
> literature/books about wizard related magic tricks other than Andrew
> Mayne's wizard school videos.
>
> For shits and giggles I thought of how to gimmick a broomstick in case
> someday there was a trick that called for it.
>
> If I was going to gimmick a broomstick or do a trick with it:
>
> *Andrew Mayne has the broom stick levitation deal with the towel to
> hide your other leg as a verticle support. Since those skate shoes
> are en vouge, that hidden other leg would also be perfect as a rolling/
> flying broomstick levitation. I emailed andrew about that but
> admitted he thought about that too but for liability purposes said not
> to include that.
>
> *Rising broom effect #1: In the movie, Harry Potter puts his hand out ...
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Re: Harry Potter Broomstick         


Author: Eric H.
Date: Jul 28, 2007 12:55

mitchell_leary wrote:
> Copyright infringement is criminal and he may be doing time for all I
> know.

Nah, copyright infringement is *typically* a civil matter except in
cases where outright large scale bootlegging is involved. Yes, the
tendency is to say that if money exchanges hands that it will be a
criminal charge but it is much harder to convince a jury to put someone
in jail for copyright infringement by looking/acting like a character in
a book than it is to get the defendant to simply settle.

However, since our dictator, err, Attorney General, Gonzales wants
people to do time for "attempted copyright infringement"(if you can
figure out that one, you're a better man than I) this could easily
change. At the same time I have a lot of clients with a lot of money
that think that software piracy is close to the most horrible thing in
the world BUT they don't see a problem with downloading an mp3/movie or
two, and when they get wind that they could soon be facing jail time,
you can bet the Congress critters will hear from them and put a damper
on that quickly.
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Author: Art
Date: Jul 29, 2007 15:26

Gonzales should be more worried about current laws requiring individuals to
do time for lying to congress.

"Eric H." sEtMdAiIoL.com> wrote in message
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> mitchell_leary wrote:
>
>> Copyright infringement is criminal and he may be doing time for...
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Re: Harry Potter Broomstick         


Date: Jul 31, 2007 22:06

"Al Hastings" hotmail.com> wrote...
>
> If I was going to gimmick a broomstick or do a trick with it:
>
> *Andrew Mayne has the broom stick levitation deal with the towel to
> hide your other leg as a verticle support.

For some reason, a certain memory came to mind... Harry Worth.

OK, for those who are sat, blank expression on face, asking
"who", or for those who just want to see this one more time...
http://www.whirligig-tv.co.uk/tv/adults/other/harry_worth1.jpg

Whirligig page:
http://www.whirligig-tv.co.uk/tv/adults/other/harryworth.htm
Wikipedia page:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Harry_Worth
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