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Hell, just think how hard it'll be next year...

There's a documentary coming out about Jerry Andrus from SkepticalMedia.com. It looks really cool. It's got James Randi and Jamy Ian Swiss to name a few. I was checking out some videos of Andrus earlier. This guy is the man, bottom line. Check it out: http://www.skepticalmedia.com/trailer.html

Yeah, finger exercises. I'm sure you can find any number of them online. Also, I own a Gripmaster, which is great for warm ups.

I'd just recommend using lotion. Also, hand exercises help to warm up the fingers. Welcome back.

Hey, Thank you very much, I really appreciate that. I hope to see a lot more of your magic in the future. It was truly inspiring. --BenLong

Just a few questions about the new faces we've been seeing at T11. First of all, are we going to see artist profiles for Dan Hauss, Jason England, B. Smith, or Doug McKenzie? Second, will we be seeing anything more from B. Smith or McKenzie, like any new tricks? Anything you can tip...

That's a bold statement, sir. You think you got what it takes to inform me that fast? Because I assure you I am not informed easily!

Let's be realistic. It'll probably take a few minutes, at least.

Is it just me or does the Jack of Diamonds kind of resemble Dan White in the Split Spades deck? It would make sense, seeing as he works for Blaine...

Hey, any news on this yet?

You want a visual Reset? Wait for DM to release Change and do it with 4 cards, twice. Easy as pie.

Maybe you can clear this up for me. I heard somewhere that one of the methods uses your own human blood. That's not true though, right?

You're just limiting yourself, that's all. I mean, I generally don't use gimmicks because I just don't do those tricks, but when I do, they're great. There's really no good reason to be abjectly against them.

Yo, I go to college in NY at Bard. What school are you at?

Not to the best of my knowledge. Are you one of those "purists" or something? Because you shouldn't be. But if you're looking for a really good reset routine, check out Kevin Ho's Smooth Operations.

Either the S.W.E. Shift or Unicoin. Both so great.

Ricochet, by R. Paul Wilson. It's about as visual as that one gets.

I'm just kidding, man. Don't sweat it. Great minds think alike.

I'm trying to incorporate a blindfolded segment into one of my future shows. Would this be good for that? If answering this would count as exposure, feel free not to.

I could have sworn I already posted that idea, but whatever. They should do it. But they should give us a month.