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I am the best XCMer there ever was, I completed the Olsen Trials and released 6 DVD box sets. Close thread cause I win.

"Mastery: The mastery curve. There's really no way around it. Learning any new skill requires brief spurts of progress followed by a short decline to a plateau slightly higher, in most cases, than the plateau that proceeded it. In the real learning experience, progress is less regular. The...

Girls as always, I mean the guys are alright this year, but I don't need another Justin Timberlake look-a-like ruining airwaves and CD stores.

So did anyone catch that episode of American Idol this week I kind of forgot and didn't set my TiVo to record?

You can order from Ellusionist or Xtremehandz.com their both based in the Americas so shipping should be the norm. Ellusionist still provides all the forum bonuses and information De'vo gave to his Handlordz forum. This DVD will broaden you're horizons, I'm pretty sure you might find difficulty...

Brian, just don't post.

Get a buffing stone from a nail person and use that on all sides of the deck. Keeps the grimmey edges from peeling and created nasty edges. Other than that there's really not way to clean a deck. There are ways to keep the deck handing better. A good way is fanning powder if you want to use it...

*insert purpose of thread here* Motions will probably never exist for you guys, cause people will continue to be ego boosted Internet anonymous junkies.

The great thing about card manipulation vs other manipulations, is that it uses magic as a crutch to convince people to accept gigs with this focused manipulation material. With cards in today's society any showmanship of skill and dexerity is usually associated with magic, no if's and's or...

A friend of mine gave me a pack of these as a present since she knows I like cards. The Copyright is 2007 so these are recent and I do have a blue pack of these. I'm not really sure if this was a limited release or what, but my friend did have the red deck and just gave it to her brother. So...

Let's get hype!

Just look at the music on your harddrive and that should answer the question. There is no black and white on this topic.

YouTube will always be a fester pool for unauthorized teaching of material. Only thing you can do is report them. But you learn what you want to learn, ethics is just a binding with the mind.

Closers are incredibly hard compared to openers because of the smoothness factor you need. De'vo's Fan Twist Closer is probably the easiest and people love it. The closer in the Cradle to Grave routine is good too, but requires that at least 70% of the deck be in the box already for it to work...

Jerry Cestowski puts a great deal of aerials in his book and his DVDs. Their not easy though. Check the Throwing, Spinning, and Juggling section of his Encyclopedia of Playing Card Flourishes. Not to mention aerial cuts in the one-handed cut section. However, armspreads can give "apparent"...

There goes another thread gone to waste. Don't feed the trolls.

1. I'm not here for people like you. 2. I'm here for the people who wouldn't mind looking at stuff another way and who enjoy OTHER aspects of the art. 3. Your usage of "pwn" is total fail and proves what kind of child you really are. This isn't a Counter-strike pub, this is a forum about cards...

Why is it all about being original? It's about EXPANDING YOUR KNOWLEDGE OF THIS ART. Too many people want to focus on two-handed sybil based cut. That's fine when your a hobbyist, but realize, Jerry and the rest of HL focus on performing for the eyes of the laymen. Doing 5 minutes of...

Why do you do it? "But they don't taste like apples." Because you like doing it. "We eat what we like." That's a good enough reason enough for the existence, if a few months down the road you don't feel like doing it anymore, there goes another one of your forgotten hobbies that you...

Companion DVD Volume 4 by Jerry Cestowski. Contains the Deck Flips, Twirls, and Spins chapter; the Table Flourishes chapter; and Throwing and Juggling chapter. I really look forward to seeing a lot of his aerial work and eventually seeing 4 card juggling and double card pirouette. Jerry always...