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Many thanks to Daniel Mitchell == ke94002@black.ox.ac.uk, for pointing
out the problem with the pattern I posted.

> The Georgian Shuffle as I was shown it is a 3 ball multiplex pattern.
> 
> o	Start off with 2 balls in right hand, 1 ball in left.
> o	Throw the 2 balls in right up in a fairly narrow multiplex split,
> 	up verically, on the left hand side of the body.
> o	Bring the left arm under the right and throw the single 
> 	ball up vertically on the right hand side of the body.
*corrected step*
 o	Right hand claws the *leftmost* ball in the multiplex split.
 	Left hand catches the *rightmost* ball of the multiplex split.
 	N.b. arms are still crossed.
> o	Right hand sweeps up in an arc around the third ball so as to 
> 	catch it underneath on the right side of the body, (the hold
> 	is like the start of a multiplex split). Arms are now uncrossed.
...
> To make the pattern continuous then: 
> 
> o	Throw 1 ball in left vertically up on left side of body and 
> 	catch in the left hand, i.e. a fake throw. Then continue as 
> 	for the shuffle move above.
 
Duh, even when I'm writing I can't tell my left from my right
	-- 	let alone juggling.
 
 		Neil.
 
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