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The two places that come to mind are Cog, Oculus, and Sherlockian. The first is a limited run book. It was available through Ellusionist in a limited run. A sequal is coming out soon. Oculus is a less reliable idea that can be applied to many routines. It is available at Penguin magic...

I have played around with 4 or 5 different chair routines. They aren't easy to do over all, there is a lot of thought that you have to do on the spot with most. The Comedy Confabulation, Confab-shoe-lation, and A Show in Review are all good. The confabulation routine really works best with a...

I used a set of wooden coasters bought from a second hand store for a gig of mine. I just painted a dot on the one.

It almost always takes longer than the 72 hours. Unfortunately, it doesn't necessarily mean anything. They just get backed up.

It's exhausting but practice is key. Practice over a surface, like a bed or a futon. This helps save your back, every time you miss.

Congrats on your success! One of Scott Alexander's Roulette effects could fit the bill. Both versions are very dramatic, they play big and they are completely safe to do (Almost self-working) http://scottalexander.bigcartel.com/product/nailed-it Smart A$$ by Bill Abbott is always solid and...

This has not been released but it is an original variation of bill to lemon. It's generally performed with a dollar bill and a paper shredder, or a candle to destroy the enveloped bills. There's a version taught in Mark Wilson's Course to magic. You can find this at most libraries.

The routine is a copper silver transpo. You can get the needed gaffs in a hopping halves set. The actual routine or routines similar can be learned on Eric Jone's DVD Metal 3 along with countless other books and DVDs on coin magic. It's a solid beginner trick I hope you have success with it.

http://www.penguinmagic.com/p/7557 The single card prediction is a holy grail to be sought after. Rick Lax gives his solution in his creation, Master Piece. One card is in play, they name a card initially your prediction doesn’t match. The magician then tears up the card and hands the...

This is the Animated Card through Balloon of Death. That's its actual title :) Kevin James is the man!

It's a computer effect. Your heart is in the center of your chest.

You can post for sale information in your signature. Don't post off topic things in other people's threads. This has nothing to do with Odyssey.

You have to submit both. They judge the trailer for quality and the explanation for quality and originality.

The double deal is a good technique. With it you can give yourself or a confederate extra cards that can be used to give yourself options. You could then ring these extra cards in with a switch or muck. Also as the game progresses you put work into the deck so you can identify the cards at any...

None of this is magic...

It is mneumonicosis. Check out Simon Aronson. I believe Juan Tamariz includes it in mneumonica.

It's called a button or buck. In game play it is used to avoid arguments over is the dealer. In home games it is natural to change dealers each hand, this isn't always the case, so the button rotates with each round.

This is really great. I love Vernon and I own many of his books but his creativity pails in comparison to Marlo in my opinion. There is so much to be discovered when it comes to Marlo. I perform a few of his routines.

Yup, I'm pretty sure you've got it!