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Good performance. Also, I know that this is your way of doing it, but it looks a lot better when you slowly shake the deck, instead of jerking it up. Just as a note, SW Elevator is found in Chris Kenner's Totally Out of Control, and Shigeo Futagawa's version is just called Elevator. David

Don't get your hopes up. The only reason Dana recorded the lecture was so that Wayne could go back and see what improvements he can make to his lecture. David

I have a complete description of the night in my other thread, but here's a short summary. He taught Stigmata, Sinful, two effects from Ultragaff, and one other (don't ask). He also briefly went over the DisTortion gimmick. Sadly, we didn't learn Thread. David

Probably not. There was one guy who thought he was the funniest man in the world cracking off horrible jokes, so it may have been him. David

Technically, by posting the video you are exposing the move, so if you could edit your post and remove the link that would be great. David

Hey guys, So last night I was looking through some footage from my camera when I realized that I had taken some from the Wayne Houchin lecture. I decided to edit it and upload it for your viewing pleasure. REMINDER: This is not a montage of Wayne performing. This is the first 10 minutes of...

It is, it is. David

Basically, California is awesome. While you were in SF you should've sent me a PM or something, we could have met up. Also, did you check out Misdirections Magic Shop? Sounds like you had a great time. I've been dying to go to CalMagic and see Joel perform, he's such a great guy to hang...

I go through card phases, so I have tons of different decks. Right now I really like the Bicycle Vintage series, especially Red Fan Backs. Racer Backs and League Backs are excellent as well. I think my previous phase was Split Spades Lions (blue), and before that I wouldn't touch anything...

Sorry, I misunderstood his question. I thought he meant what cards are used the most. Tallys are the most ideal, but not everybody uses them. I've seen people from all over the world use Bikes. David

Bicycle Rider Backs. They are used all over the world and recognized by almost all laypeople. David

I'd have to go with Stigmata as my number one, the reactions are incredible and it's practically foolproof. For number two I can't say, but those of you at the lecture know what I'm talking about. Number three is a tie between Indecent and Heat from Ultragaff. David

I think if the move had been recently created, you could argue. But, this move is old enough and well know enough to be considered "common knowledge," much like the Double Lift. If you really wanted to argue, you'd also have to include Aaron Fisher's Card Fundamentals 1-on-1, where he teaches...

Believe guys when I tell you that some of the card work in the book is amazing. Like Cerberus, I've seen Kev perform some of this stuff online, even when it was first being developed. Back then, it was still amazing. I'll definitely be picking this up when it comes out. David

Ahhhh, good old Theory11 credit... David

Well, it's more of a utility move. The basic method is fairly simple, but you need to work on your angles and the subtleties that will make this convincing. Wayne teaches everything you need, and I'm positive that you will be able to do this confidently within a day or two. David

Dude, you had better win. David

I do have Paper Engine, and it has some excellent subtleties. David

Sounds fun, but the prizes are a bit lame in my opinion. I may enter just for the hell of it. David

That was just a little creepy. :( Just kidding. Great work Allan. Love seeing new things from you. David