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the smoke is still fairly thick. depending on what I do of course. But I'm not picky. This goes back to another philosophy of mine, that I read somewhere. Where smaller is often times stronger and more believable. But that's a different conversation. As long as smoke comes out of my mouth, I'm...

unless you're sky diving, Casey...

make that two.

worst case scenario you could always burn a cd and upload it onto the other computer. OR transfer files via email... The question may be better directed at either Dana or Wayne.

A little research done on it... looks like bad news.

Cards are not invincible. They're bound to get dirty. When you open a deck of cards, more often than not, they spread like butter. perfection. Then the oils of your skin starts spreading onto the cards and what you soon get is the illusion of a warped deck... BUT, keep practicing. the oils...

i did see that. just wanted to be sure! I'll be buying...

question... now, while you have to turn so as to not expose the effect... Could this say be done without any turning and still look beautiful? Like as a bus passes in front of you. a revolving door. smoke. Phone booth. etc... Scenario. spectator is across the street, expecting nothing. I'm at...

It's probably not the hardest flourishing set out there.. but definitely not a beginner set. While there may be an item or two that you can pull off... maybe even pull off well... You won't get the proper development that you want from beginner to expert. While there may be some benefits to...

While I am hesitant to use anything electric in my performance.. Smoke is a beautiful thing... While I'm still practicing it, timing wise... It has gotten me some of the greatest reactions yet. IT's different than a card trick. It gets you a stunned silent reaction every time. EVEN if they...

Sign me up! wait... I'm legally bound elsewhere...

That's like asking me if I would recommend starting with Bach's Minuet in G or Rachmaninoff's Third Concerto... Don't be idiotical. Start with Genesis.

my wednesday has come and gone... too bad I don't get the releases before you american folks! :P

a lot of the bigger two handed cuts you see tend to have moves you learn one handed. Like the charlier cut or revolution cut. Start simple and grow from there. Genesis starts you out simple and you grow from there. It does have two handed cuts in this first volume. nice looking moves with two...

That's part true... I would say learn them in both hands equally... it will help with fluency... it doesn't necessarily make learning in the dominant hand easier... it might just make it seem easier.

This is a great thing to do. Although I have my own share of wealth issues, I am doing pretty well in comparison to some. Making someone's day is what magic is all about and you did just that. No amount of money can be spent on that magic. I do think there ought to be a magic drive. like a food...

It all started when I was a young lad. With the 4-5 dollar magic kit. full of wonderfully colored tricks made from perfectly reliable plastic. That's where my love started. Then it slowly grew. I dabbled in cards, learning self working tricks here and there. just trying to amaze people with...

1. Richard Simmons 2. Chuck Norris 3. Harry Potter 4. Bullwinkle 5. Your Mom

Xtreme Beginners is okay... but no where near the same level. and doesn't cover as much as Jikh does, as well as Jikh does. In comparison to Genesis, XB is pretty sucky. And I recommend learning the moves in both hands anyway. so his left hand explanations are important as well. And don't...

That's not as big of a problem as you might think... more of an excuse than anything really. I'm right handed and followed along very well. Just do the same thing he does but with the opposite hand. Maintain same fingers and everything.