The author, Daniel Pris, was born in Nmes, France, in September 6, 1968. He is an atypical magician. He is a Mathematics teacher in the \”Terre nouvelle\” High School of Marjevols in Lozre (Southern France), and he has very soon enjoyed applying and combining mathematics principles to card routines. Without any claim, he has modified some effects making them, more of the time, really unexplainable, even by magicians: \”What interests me in automatic tricks, is when they don\’t seem to be automatic\”. His works have been acknowledged by the magic profession in 2000 when he won an inventiveness award at the AFAP convention, thanks to a clever concept which combined the faro shuffle with the stacked deck. He received another inventiveness award in the French FFAP Championship in 2006, thanks to a new principle called the Peristance (The French conjuror Herv Lemarchand (Mimosa) has named this principle like that) which is a generalization of the 2nd Gilbreath principle. New ways are now opened thanks to the Peristance. Summary Caution (Grard Bakner) Credits and thanks PART 1 Automatic Perfect Prediction – Version 1 Automatic Perfect Prediction – version 2 The incomplete control Faro Automatic Perfect Prediction – version 3 Automatic Perfect Prediction – version 4 Widespread control faro incomplete Diviction Divination more progressive Stronger PART 2 Statement of Pristance Mlance Pristance A memory hallucinante On the lip Incredible divination Incredible divination of a word Forcing a Supreme color Prediction of a card number Divination progressive amazing Reflecting on Pristance PART 3 Automatic card case PART 4 The false mixture Charlier The total mixture Fake French Afterword (Thierry Schanen) In English Full Color with Photos A5 format (15 x 21 cm), glossy 115g Pages 86 – Softbound