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I really need to find some people to get together with in this area lmao.

http://media.theory11.com/1375-The-End-of-Summer That's one of my favorite videos.

Classic pass is killer and all you would really need. Misdirecting a person away for a few seconds is such simple act, they wont know what happened. I also like the Spread pass though when I feel up to it.

I got an email for the uncut sheet contest just a few minutes ago.

I just use the classic pass, there is really no need to do anything more complicated than that. Card goes in center, I look them in the eyes.. and I'm done. They never know what just happened.... eye contact is a wonderful tool.

FPS = First Person Shooters like COD4 MLG = Major League Gaming Circuit (professional gaming league)

GT = FadedTempest - I spend most of my time playing FPS, RPG's or Guitar Hero. Now that the MLG season is about to conclude for me I can focus on playing other games.

I needed some new Guardians anyhow, seemed like a good point to go ahead and order some.

Royal Road to Card Magic covers Tenkai and other palming things... Expert Card Technique does as well of course. When you said "production" I was thinking of card productions, which I was going to suggest Smooth Operations by Kevin Ho

One of D+M's books covers a tenkai palm or madness palm... something like that I don't really remember haha. You can take a look and see... http://www.lybrary.com/daniel-madison-m-512.html

To me personally. It's a person that tries to learn as many tricks as possible but never actually perfects or polishes the effects or sleights to go along with it. Also someone who is just starting out and has the very basic sleights down and most of their effects are self working because...

Here are some suggestions. Alterbridge 30 Seconds to Mars 12 Stones The Matches Rise Against Symphony X Piano Music/Symphony - Final Fantasy Hans Zimmer Frank Ticheli

Expert at The Card Table - Expert Card Technique

Here are my tips (though some may be repeated already). - Connect on a personal level with your spectators. If they're strangers, ask their names and chat a bit before moving into the performance. - Build suspence, take your time and joke around with the audience. - Explain what is...

I had actually thought about that when it came to the ace deck vanish from Daniel Madison. If you watch when he's done performing it he just pulls the deck back out, no worries. I think it's perfectly fine to pull the deck out and continue with another trick though obviously it's probably best...

It's hard to believe that this much time has passed between then and now. It's crazy how things move on but the memories seem to burn brighter than ever and when you hear 7 years it only feels like two... I certainly remember that day and all the terror in everyone's eyes, I'd never felt so...

Worse one that comes to mind at the moment.... was doing the biddle trick... "now I don't know which of these 5 cards *counts them* (... there are 6 cards?) "Um. I don't know which one of these... 6 cards is yours" Turns out I still got it right and it looked better because I had 5 cards...

I'll grab a friend and have him film it next time I hit the streets!

On a serious note... The angles are not a problem at all. Practice it for a bit and you'll learn what angles you don't want people standing (which are angles you probably wouldn't want them at anyhow). It's a very easy effect to perform, powerful and 100% imprompt why wouldn't you want this TnR...

Glad to see the T11 thought ahead knowing they needed something unique apart from the book. I love the sound of that, very nice job.... anxious to hear when it's planned on being released.