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The ego change has much better angles, the finger placement is different--no break is needed.

Actually, David Blaine doesn't seem that outlandish. Yes, it would be unlikely, but the fact that 2 of his 3 consultants are T11 artists (and let's face it, Danny Garcia is basically one anyway...) I wouldn't be too surprised to see him doing a project with T11.

She's right. Just like if you played piano, you'd want to have a recital, you should do the same for your magic. It's not a work of art until you have an audience... Consider talent shows, Bar Mitzvahs, local and community fairs and events, etc. Make an effort to put yourself out there, even...

Congrats to you both!

No, it's the H.A.L. 9000 from 2001: A Space Odyssey.

I have nothing to do, I'm just impatient.

If he were really magical, he would have teleported.

Right you are.

Well, here we are at 1 AM EST.

I'm very afraid...

I was just pointing out that both effects share the same title. No biggie. Lots of effects share the same name...

This looks cool, the only thing is Papercraneproducitons recently released an effect called the exact same thing... They're completely different effects, more or less, but that still may confuse some people...

Actually, they changed it. No video may now be longer than 10 minutes.

Yeah, actually, it'd be nice to have a short card or coin routine tonight, rather than some knuckle-busting technique. Don't get me wrong, I love knuckle-busting techniques, but I'd like to see something simple I could add to my repertoire.

That must make him a communist. Oh boy. We caught another one. But seriously, if he wants to express his opinion, that's fine. Stick it to the man and all that jazz, but in the end, capitalism will crush all all those blue-blooded pinkos...

Here is a lovely metaphor that pertains to this situation: Guns don't kill people, but blood loss usually does...

Actually I believe it was Ed Marlo's Snap Change first. Also, Michael, I think the change was fine. The snapping of your fingers provided ample auditory cover and misdirection.

That's basically all it is. And at 12 bucks, you can't go wrong.

If you're interested in finding some good shifts, check out Card Control, as mentioned earlier. Also, Guy Hollingworth has some out-of-the-box ideas concerning shifts.

Hey, I've learned the push-through shuffle from a few different sources, including Card Control by Arthur Buckley, and the Card Magic of Paul Le Paul. It's a good move and not too difficult. I wouldn't say that it's a knack thing, because it's not, but it's really something that you need to...