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I voted both. I think Bizar said it best: Manipulation is Magic. http://media.theory11.com/973-A-Map-of-the-Hands

I couldn't even see what happened in the preview...

D&D took who knows how long to invent and practice the poo out of these flourishes and you learn them all in an afternoon?? You can't be serious. This raises another question: When do you "officially" [I]learn[I] it? When you struggle through the entire the flurish, but you technically...

Sweet. I can't wait to see what this guy will come up with... He seems to be a really great performer.

Woah, I just saw a performance DVD at E featuring Nate Staniforth... I've only seen him once before, and that was on the Kard Klub DVD in the, I think it was the bonus section for winning an E video contest (correct me if I'm wrong) and I really thought it was a good video, but I never thought...

Try practicing one flourish at a time... Master that and choose the next one to learn.

Decent performance, like gared_Crawford said- the first steal could've been better and I would work on making it less obvious. Although, I really thought the third piece was restored beautifully. Just remember- performance is everything. Believe what you are doing is real, and your audience...

Where was this posted? Sending a message to Cyril (even though it is just on the web) and having the possibility of a response would be unreal...

I don't know how to reach him... Is it really that easy to send him an email?

Hey guys, Cyril Takayama does a really nice ambitious card routine (which gets phenomenal reactions, but... what do you expect? It's Cyril.) and uses a great ending where the deck is completely re-sealed (in plastic... not just the sticker.) and restored with the spectator's signed card inside...

I've got a TNR question of my own: I have DG's Torn as well, and it's the last thing I'd want to do in front of a live audince because it is so angle sensitive. (Althougt, it is probably the least practiced trick in my arsenal...) So, is TNR anywhere as angle sensitive as Torn or The Jones...