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Here is Tivo 2.0 I wouldn't recommend Dan and Dave's Trilogy. Most of the stuff is sleight intensive, angle sensitive, and fairly impractical. If you are new I would suggest a Jay Sankey DVD or Royal Road to Card Magic. Most of this material is easy to do and lots of it can be performed...

That sounds good to me but I can't really speak for the Wire team :)

Anti Faro and the perfect riffle shuffle

They say that if you have one force and 100 revelations you have 100 tricks

It depends on the moves. If it is a classic move you should probably teach it. If it is someone elses move you should get their permission. If it's classic but you don't feel comfortable explaining it just name the move and a place where they can find it. To do any of that you kinda should...

Erdnase says that you should be able to hold the deck supported by you middle finger and your palm. Once you do this your fingers surround the rest of the deck. You need to work on the mobility of the ring finger, make sure that it moves independently of the middle finger. You might try to drop...

If the moment arises and it feels right to perform I do Kollassal Killer because it's always in my wallet. If it's the right atmosphere I'll do Shinko's arm twist. If it's kids then I'll perform some of Mier Yedid's finger manipulations.

Dover has offered a free sample of Expert Card Technique. Read the chapter on double lifts.

Are you replying to my post? There are 3 or 4 double lifts taught in the link I posted. LOOK AT IT! http://books.google.com/books?id=wS14t6iwKzkC&printsec=frontcover&dq=expert+card+technique&source=bl&ots=AhNOpl0rLN&sig=GGXyXaeyGN0AO12ctXiqWuwL3_Y&hl=en&sa=X&ei=wCscUKe6Jsyb

I'm still trying to track down that Aaron Fisher clip. There are a handful of double lifts and turn overs in Expert Card Technique. Here's a sample for free. It's starts on page 3. CLIP

This is a forum for an online magic shop. At magic shops you can... eh... shop for magic.

I'm not sure what you mean. PMed you

I'm not exactly sure what you mean by "think of a card" plot. Do you just mean mentalism with cards? Or do you just want the spectator never to touch the deck? I'm not sure exactly what you mean here. What's your criteria?

Sorry :/ I'm at work and I can't get on itunes or youtube. I wanna say it's like the first episode on itunes. It'as been a little while since he posted it so it may have changed. It was free though and I think it was on itunes.

Expert Card Technique Dai Vernon's Psychological force pg. 271 Expert Card Technique Mental discoveries pg 324

Aaron Fisher's podcast is the best place to learn it.

I can't think of any other tricks to do with it the way it needs to be set up for the invisible deck. It can be used in other tricks though you may need to change the set up a bit. Jay Sankey has a handling on his "Invisible" dvd that uses names in conjunction with an invisible deck. You might...

If it was intentional I bet Homer Liwag had something to do with it. He put the Death Star on his Deck One decks.

Cool stuff!

Only a self working in the spectators hands super psychological cards across :) I don't have Royal Road with me now but it's in the second chapter I believe, it's also in Scarne on cards I believe.