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Cool man! It's not the same but it reminds me of Bizau Christians Pop Fly.

John Archer's Murphy's lecture has some great stage stuff including a balloon swallow and some great mentalism. Geoff Williams teaches a newspaper tear and a great stage packet trick on his lecture. As far as your experience with the rope magic I'm not sure why you didn't get the reactions you...

It is looking pretty good man. I'm always working on my own routine as well. My new favorite ring routine was taught on Justin Miller's last lecture. He makes the impression of a ring travel from one hand to another.

That's a funky way to put it, let's rephrase that to see if the logic holds. "Mentalism aint magic because magic can use coins, also if it was that would mean all magic is done with the mind, hence the ''mental'' in mentalism."

It looks good to me, I know Joey does some riffle shuffle stacking as well. I have only worked with overhand stacking and faro myself. If I was to use this as a demonstration I might use it as a mock center deal. You could easily show that the cards are nowhere near the top or bottom then deal...

Ohio has a huge magic community. Columbus is headquarters to one of the largest magic companies in the world. I know it's still an hour and a half away but Ohio definatley has no shortage of magicians. Some magicians you might want to check out would be: Nick Popa, Casshan Wallace, or Dalton...

Personally, I have a really hard time creating flourishes personally. I feel like everything I create feels like a copy. When I do create I like to do so with the help of other similar videos of skateboarding, yoyoing or kindama. This is one of my favorites.

I wish Theory11 would sell more of these.

I have a friend with a You Tube channel. He releases original songs on guitar and he has given me permission to use his music from time to time.

Heck yes it is! Dexion hat one of my favorite acts, it haunted my dreams when they were big.

Sounds like you're off to a good start. Have you checked out the impulse change? It's a sweet one handed change, Patrick Kun can do the setup with one hand as well using Paul Harris' pop out move (Art of Astonishment Volume 2 "Popping an Inflated Deck"). There's another couple but they slip my...

Sorry bout that, I'd love to see or read about what you settled on.

Wow, I just checked out the move. That looks really amazing, and I get a sense of how tough it is. I'm not familiar with the actual move but there are a couple things that I do when I'm practicing moves: 1. Numbered Practice: I know a lot of magicians who disagree with this but I will put a...

Oh man I didn't realize I could have tuned in online. Are there any videos available?

I live in Utah but even when I go to magic conventions and clubs I am always one of the few who can pull off a Sybil. I'm sure this is different for conventions like Magic Con but that's my experience. The Internet is a great tool that can help us all jam.

Wow that was awesome, there are so many good things going on right now for magic.

I love this, he says what I wanted to say better than I ever could have. What a great article.

Hey that's really sweet man! I know you could achieve a similar effect with a Frixion pen. A paper plate's kind of a funky shape, you surprised me with your creativity man!

Yeah, I agree with Joey. If you don't know the gambling stuff in those two books you really should. Everything sleight in this routine is from those two books alone and the routine itself is my take on an effect in Royal Road.

Let me know how it goes man!