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   In a previous article, naw@planet.bt.co.uk (Ab Wilson) says:

>I couldn't say how long exactly, but it was a good few minutes. He had
>to be told that he was the only one left in the contest, and then went
>into Mills Mess. But bare in mind that we're talking about someone who
>performs with 7 balls, and can do 5 above his head.
>	Ab.
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I doen exactly expect to be able to compete with him, I'd jsut like to know
what other people out there are doing... I know I'm not that great of a 
juggler, I'm only 15, and just started two years ago, but information is 
always nice to have..:)  btw- announcement:  I did the reverse cascade blind
for the first time last night...:)  just proud of myself...:)  only got about 
five passes on my best run, but it's something...:)  

Also, is it just me, or do other people practicing blind juggling find that,
even with your eyes closed, it is more comfortable to work in a dark room?
Also, I start out by working in extremely low light, as in with a digital
clock providing the only light, for a few minutes before attempting to 
practice totally blind.  Anyone else do that?


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