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As far as a lesson plan format....you always start out with quick review of what you learned in the previous lesson first (like 5-10 minutes possibly), then move on to the new material for the day and then the last 10 minutes maybe allow them to ask you questions about anything they are...

Hey Gentleman, let me chime in here a bit from a teacher's stand point as well. First of all you need to provide us with some information such as: 1.) Age of the student 2.) Time constraints and Scheduling - He or she may be involved in other activities, clubs, sports, and most importantly...

Thanks for sharing this. That was insane! Love it.

Don't forget some icing fellas....I love icing. And maybe some sprinkles on top of the cool whip.

I have had success with Google Chrome on my Mac using .MOV Have you tried that yet?

Along Craig's advice...I would tell anyone and everyone you know to be there. Afterwards, they can play like they don't know you and go up to bar staff and management and say, "Wow, that was a great show. We really liked him." or "You should have more entertainment in here like that." It...

Justin, I may have misunderstood, but I don't think this is his first show. I just think it is the first of this type of show for him....in the adult bar setting doing parlour. If I threw out a $50 price tag to a local bar and they were bringing in people for the event I don't think they would...

If I were in your shoes I would buy a case of Richard Turner Gold Seal Decks because they handle like a dream and they are the most "familiar" to all of your audiences. For just messing around in non-paid gigs, I love Split Spades or Monarchs.

I will second: "I got the Magic in Me...." Ha ha. I used it as soon as it came out in my act and low and behold everyone wanted to be just like me. Kidding....

Well, for a 45 minute birthday party show I normally charge $150.00 U.S. so something at a bar with adults for an hour I would probably try to get $300 or so depending on how much equipment I had to take in, set up, sound systems, etc. It would also depend on how many people the owner was trying...

Josh Jay has a great 3 coin vanish routine using a flipper and a shell And....it is very easy and visual. It is the same one he shows everyone wherever he goes and lectures. I'm not sure if he has a download of it or if it is on one of his DVD sets.

Justin, Draven as well as I probably got the initial ones (for review purposes) back in June when you hadn't done anything with it yet or they hadn't shot the footage with you yet because mine was just the gimmick sent to me and a download.

Ha Ha...this will definitely test my limits Randy. I am going to take a small close up case on the bus with me and load it up so that I have many sets to go with. I'm sure I'll take a 10 minute break at the hour mark and drink some water and reload the pockets. I am always up for a challenge.