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"I don't use dupes in my Here then There trick." But I do. ;) - Sean

It won't work with a live audience? Or so far no one's been able to figure out how it would do it for a live audience? In simplicity, it's just a metamorphosis illusion but performed in a modern shop environment. Yes okay so it's quite obvious that the little girl and her older counter part...

9 hours and 10 minutes 'til 11pm EST am I right? - Sean

Who defines what "normal magic" is out of interest? I thought we were all in the business of doing the impossible with whatever methods. - Sean

I was not in anyway being sarcastic. - Sean P.S. Now I'm being sarcastic. :p

I don't like Criss Angel because he fools me and does stage illusions on the street which obviously wouldn't work without everyone walking by and watching being a stooge. ;):rolleyes: Criss is a performer and whilst I don't agree with him using camera trickery most of the time, I honestly...

Fantastic set of videos to watch; I love watching them when I crave a bit of magic watching. :p I agree with Chr!s too, watching Guy Hollingworth perform truly is something else. Classy and elegant card magic at it's finest (Plus he's British w00p w00p). - Sean

What Daniel calls a turnover pass in ONE is not what you'd typically call a turnover pass. Nevertheless in the pdf it's called a "Turnover Pass", if the sleight was created before it's probably got another more (typically anyway) suited name like "Slip Switch" or something. But, as Daniel has...

Not London, but Leicester's close enough right? ;) Welcome to the best bit of the forums; taking part! :D It's always nice to have someone new posting their thoughts and opinions. - Sean

Nice review. It truly is a powerful piece of mentalism; and when they reveal they picked your thought of card... It's just unbelievable. Great effect. - Sean

Horrible Performance and Spectator Management. This is not a horrible effect at all, you're making a card visually rise (or fall) through the deck whilst it's outjogged! That is a beautiful effect. What you probably mean to say is "Horribly method because I got caught doing it once and...

Larry Jennings' Ambitious Classic also has the same effect and is completely impromptu. Who knows, you may have stumbled onto what he did. :D - Sean

Be forewarned o ye who readeth the words inscribed 'pon the pages of TOOC, for the routine in question differ from that shown in the 1-on-1eth area. Not that much though and it doesn't take too much thinking to work it so it ends up as the selection rather than the Joker. :) - Sean

I'm going to ignore the above comments :eek: :p and say this: This is going to be a cool battle; I look forward to it! - Sean

Fixed again. ;) Seriously though, I disagree. It'd just create elitism etc. and that isn't what this forum's about. I don't get it when people start talking about supposed loyalty to a site, I mean yeah I get it but I don't get why they seem to think being loyal to a site is going to give...

Erm, I believe... It's by International Magic. But you should be able to find it pretty easily on the interwebs. If I stumble across a link, I'll edit this post with it, I'm a bit busy though so google might be a quicker route. :) - Sean

Added: Stud Playing Cards, Cold the Telesthesia Cards - Dee Christopher, Blueprint (1-on-1) - Chris Kenner, Akross - Sean Fields, Arrco US Regs Playing Cards, The Code - Mattgic & Maxim, Wounded, Anytime Anywhere - Jay Sankey, Big Deal - Joshua Jay. - Sean

Best response ever. - Sean

I believe the arm raising section is a routine by Derren Brown called "Lift" and can be found on his lecture dvd if I'm not mistaken. - Sean

Hehe, cooooool. Very nice photo and the added text looks wicked too. I think the font was suitable for the picture, but if you (or anyone else for that matter) want to know what font Theory11 uses, I believe it's called Trajan Pro. :) - Sean