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The Oldest Trick in Magic

Featured in the Houston Museum of Natural Science exhibit -- Magic:The Science of Wonder.
Located in the Greater Houston, Texas area, the cups and balls museum features examples of the props used to perform this ancient feat, as well as some historical references to this wonderful classic of magic.

To apply for a password, send e-mail to curator@cupsandballsmuseum.com

Be sure to put something like "Please send me a password." in the message body.
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If you use Spam Arrest or any other similar spam filter that requires that I send you a request for permission to send you a password, please disable it until you receive the password. You have no idea what a pain in the wazoo it is to have to get permission to send you something you asked for in the first place.

Think about this: You want a password. So you send me an e-mail. Then I have to get a note from your e-mail nanny to send you something you asked for. It's a waste of my time. In fact, it's rude.

If you don't have Spam Arrest, you will normally get your password in an hour or so. If you do have it, it may take a week, a month, or even a year or two.