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That made me think a lot more about the impact I have on people while performing, whether I am working corporate events, birthdays, or I'm just on the street. Thanks for reminding me and anyone else who read this thread!

If we get to pick our own music in this contest then I would have to say that I listen to and flourish to alternative, rock, and metal. As far as skill goes then I would have to say that I am probably at intermediate level and can do all of the flourishes on the Trilogy,I am trying to smooth...

Yeah I'm trying to smooth out my transitions in the Jackson 5 and I was doing it when I heard that Michael Jackson died, which is kinda creepy...

Haha, I always think of Daniel Madison when I see him! Anyone else agree?

Well...if you have Panic, then you can figure out how to make extra gimmicks for it...I've had to.

Hey I'm going to Vegas too! I'lll look into this stuff! Anyone have more tips??

hey this looks great!!! I'm am right handed, but the second i put the deck in my hand...I became a lefty card handler and flourisher!

Hey guys! I have been practicing my card manipulation act for a city talent show on the 4th of July. The problem is that my cards are completely shot so I need new ones, therefore I have been practicing my entire manipulation act with Bicycles. The cards I currently own are Murphy's and I don't...

Dude that's sick!!

Hmmmm.........wow a hard one: 1) Pandora!! 2) I guess Tricycle #2.

Pandora!!!! I like Jackson 5 too but I can't merge all of the phases fast enough to make it look good. I wish they would walk through one way to merge the different phases. Oh well Jackson 5 comes in 2nd to Pandora!

For me it really depends on the effect. I usually try to stay in between science and real magic presentation styles so that people don't quite know what to the think of it which just adds to the effect i think!

I usually start to perform the double on tivo 2.0, where u take it out of the middle, but instead I slide it on to the back of my hand where I toss it into the air and catch it on top of the deck! I might post a video if my camera will work! -emagician

I would definitely reccomend getting a solid, well-practiced ACR routine down and a sponge ball routine put together too. Stigmata is also good, but my personal favorite thing to do if you have the right angles (note: the angles on it are very good), is HOVERCARD!!! With the right presentation...

I love to use Touching On Hoy by Luke Jermay. With the right presentation, it is the BOMB! Stigmata by Wayne Houchin rocks too for mentalism!

Luke you're a beast! I am definitely getting over to Las Vegas this summer to see it! Good luck, I know you'll do great!

I always wash my hands before using a deck and if I can't then I use a grimy type deck. I like mine in between stiff and loose so I do some springing but a lot of lepaul spreads because the cards seem more sturdy for cuts when the deck has been through a lot of those.

I think that it depends on what YouTube turns into farther into the future. I want to give that decision another year or so and see how many people's answers change. That's why I am staying neutral. As for the other answers: I think that Youtube may have given audiences just what they needed to...

Yeah Dan Sperry's stuff is all you should need. Trust me!

13 Steps To Mentalism is without a doubt the best book to begin your knowledge of mentalism with! There isn't a better buy if you're a beginner! pIck it up!