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When I saw that it said "did you see the moonwalking bear?" i was stunned. I watched it again and was so stupid that i missed it. You perceive to only watch what white does because they tell you to think of white. You disregard black so you disregard the bear. Derren Brown did something similar...

I most definitely agree with Prae here... Reading that part of the essay made me uneasy and really doubtful. Why would I not compare myself to other magicians....Here's why: 1. What if other's don't like Blaine or Angel. That's a major turnoff to them and they wont want to see any magic. 2...

It is mainly referred to as The Chicago Opener or the World's Greatest Card Trick -Casey

No, child, i am 14. Just because I'm 14 doesn't mean I don't know how to behave like a mature person. Maybe you should start acting like one instead of being immature and resurfacing an argument that happened weeks ago. This thread is doomed, please close moderators...

This is a good, and prime example of what being a child looks like. Maybe you should refrain from using childish like words and actions.

Maybe you should of thought about not singling out the person who posted it...like Jason did Suhaas. That was also a very immature thing to do was complain about it. Keep it civil here man....don't single out people.

This hints to be Red or Blue...not so sure but we'll see. Ahhh and the hype for them begins now....haha. :P -Casey

The new run on v4s are undetermined at this point, however Allan Hagen said on the Dan and Dave forums that they will be reprinted, but not how you know them....I'm not sure what he meant by that but there's an answer. Hope I've semi-helped, as there literally IS no info about them yet. -Casey

I don't know why you all are talking about Jason England because he hasn't even posted a response to this thread at all. Saborfang, I like how you are interested in the art of magic because you ask questions, and that is a VERY good thing! If you have any more questions, please ask! -Casey

Thank you very much Nino. Greatly appreciate the compliments! You also give great advice when you can, and you're very kind here on the forums. Hope all goes well with you and your magic!

Luis Vega is a very generous and nice person who always gives great advice here on the forums and is here to give great stories of personal experiences! Keep on rockin the forums Luis! -Casey

I don't have Dangerous by Madison, however I've heard that it contains GREAT effects that you can do for real people. The effects on the Trilogy are (in my opinion) trying to be magician foolers. The only trick I actually do for real people would be card to mouth. It's given me the best...

Wayne, will you ever come to South Carolina for a lecture? -Casey

Here is a solution: The Five Points in Magic by Juan Tamariz http://store.dananddave.com/the-five-points-in-magic-juan-tamariz.html GREAT BOOK. I can't say much about it because it's just gold. Pure gold. Trust me. -Casey

If you've only had a short amount of time practicing hypnosis and suggestion, I wouldn't recommend doing this yet. You need a lot of time to make sure you've studied it correctly and can do it without miss. I've heard good things about Universal Impression by B. Smith. You might want to check...

If you want tips on presentation and how to connect with your audience more to make a lasting impression, I recommend picking up Juan Tamariz's Five Points in Magic. I LOVE this book with dear heart and soul, and it's always something I will be coming back to when I need tips on using this part...

Well the ad is what sells the product. It should say a lot about the change. If you want people to purchase the product they have to see what it looks like. There were I think 2 performances of the change. Didn't show applications or a trick to go with it. So, the ad should speak for the product.

Ok, well I don't think you should have used the ad anyways. It is humorous, but you want to bring out the fact that you are serious about it. I would redo the ad over with a more professional outlook and feel. But that is just my opinion, you do whatever you like. :) -Casey

It does look like a good change though, can't argue with that. But the ad "singles" out the other party. And it makes it look like you reflect those views too. You shouldn't really involve politics into a color change ad just because there is no need. The change itself should be plenty enough...

Yea, I agree with this. If you want to sell make sure it's high quality. Even if it is an eBook, you don't want somebody to think that since he has a poor quality camera, so is the eBook. Just a heads up. I also did not like the ad, just because im a Conservative....but I didn't really mind. LMAO