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i understand that. i was still sticking with the sort of anticlimactic-ness point i was trying to make. Darwin Ortiz refers to an example in Henning Nelms book where Nelms talks about a smooth curve, where if we connect the climaxes of individual effects or routines together. we achieve a...

i've been thinking about this alot lately as i read the chapter in strong magic on the act. and my question for Morgan or anybody else willing to comment is. how can one acheive unity and a consistent theme while still providing variety to an audience? morgans example of providing variety...

i wish i could speak spanish. uno dous tres quatro cinco...

any body ever used a table pad? like the ones you put on a dining room table? just flipped it over to the felt side? thats what i use. just the extra pads that came with the leaves for our dining room table. works great and its free.

analyze every single aspect of each move first make sure that each move is executed properly and effeiciently then go into a combination of moves.. EX: marlo tilt followed by a double lift. when i first learned the marlo tilt i practiced that combination to the point that when i'm just...

royal road to card magic book format. unless you have some disability that makes reading to understand and apply difficult. in which case i would say the royal road DVDs or Oz Pearlmans born to perform both will do a great job. go for the book i promise you wont be disappointed. you can...

i echo william. and i would like to point you in the direction of the most recent jason england podcast. where he talks about a brain trust.

click that link. that cm posted everything i would recommend has been posted.

i thought your response was fine. i just wanted to back it up from an un biased standpoint

i wish i lived in San Diego right now

i like doing the las vegas card cheat routine. i call it my acr. i tweak the presentation on the one handed pass and add a second deal demo afterwards.

so does mozilla at least it did before i switched to chrome

do you find that iep programs are successful? because here the iep kids typically have physical/mental handicaps and its more of a special ed in the classroom thing. and most teachers feel bogged down when they get an iep student. it bothers me. Back to magic!! i see a new learning tool...

if they say do it again, then you didnt do it right the first time. what them saying do it again means is that you (inadvertently) challenged them to catch you. and it became a contest between magician and spectator. and spectators hate losing.

at my church the pastors wife is a college professor on teaching, she teaches teaching strategy, theory all that good stuff. and she said something to the effect of "the ideal learning/teaching experience is tailored to each student individually, but its not practical in public schools" thats...

Both. the combination of books and DVDs provides the most in depth learning experience. i've learned palming in royal road and on a palming dvd. same with the pass.

haha thats crazy welcome to the twilight zone. i've never had a dream about magic. i have dreams for my magic like goals. but never any dreams. you should invent the hamsterball trick

awesome. thanks for your advice Morgan!

i gave my definition justice i think andrei hit the nail on the head and theres no need for further debate. it all comes down to an agree to disagree.

i see what your saying now. ok that does make sense the goal then is to provide the audience with all the best we have and let them decide which they prefer. kind of like were laying out a feast for the spectators, and although the beef my be perfect. Jethro from Florida may only eat...