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you're welcome sir.

http://www.amazon.com/Alliance-Antimicrobial-Rubber-Inches-42199/dp/B0017TPZNU This is the kind Theory uses to my knowledge.

I've heard many recommendations in cardistry that using fewer cards is better... but who knows if that's right....

have a look at Pete McCabe's Scripting Magic.

Dan Sperry has a safe alternative on his site.

I recommend getting both dvds. you'll thank me later. While there are no effects taught in all 6 hours really, you'll become a better magician just by become better acquainted with the sleights.

Keep in mind, to my knowledge, there was a break between his first set of tricks and rizer. I believe rizer was performed as sort of an encore. Also, rizer can be prepared for at least 45 minutes before hand, even though some touching up may need to be done. Another note, this effect can be...

If this project lasts, I definitely foresee myself jumping on the opportunity. If all I have to do is pay a few bucks to get a wealth of knowledge worth well more than the price on the tag, then I don't see what the complaining is for. It'll make me that much better.

That doesn't seem like the question he was asking. It's a good answer yes, but for his question, I'd probably just subtly answer "Is that how you'd do it? hmm..."

Paul Harris' Art Of Astonishment series did the job for me. Absolutely changed my life.

Isn't that one of the ships columbus discovered canada with?

The effect is beautifully timed so that the hard part is done AFTER the heat is off. You hit them hard with the big visual moment. Then before they say anything, throw in the convincer (showing the other side), then when they're in their disbelief stage, you do the clean up, which looks very...

How did she find out the secret?? I thought only magicians new about the holes in the rubber bands that stick together and whatever else she said! weird! She must be one of us! Although, a perfect line to use, or at least I would of used... "Yes... there are holes in the rubberbands..." Then...

There's no such thing as a mistake... just an experience to learn from.

Charlie Rose.

If you really want to stray away from the "magician" title... Think of a new word to classify yourself as. to set you apart from the top hat and bunnies... Such as Visual Artist or Sleight Of Hand Artist, or somethign along those lines. We could debate all day about using "magician" as a title...

I read that a great while ago. Fascinating book.

Watermark sounds like the idea you're going for... not exact, but similar.

There's a Madden NFL simulation prediction?

I'm going Packers 24-17