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http://deechristophermagic.com/rubiknotes.cfm Seems to be pretty cool, a new twist on the classic Rubik trick. I'd like to know if this uses the principle of algorithms, because I've tried to solve cubes before as such and it just hurts my brain, haha. Thoughts? Ian

Mike, this is a great idea. Not only would it increase the popularity and productivity of the chats, but it would also be cool to see a wider range of magic. I'd absolutely do it. Ian

Pixel. 7 bucks. Beginner. Amazing. OnDemand. Check it. Portal or the Queens are also stellar choices. When in doubt, Five Speed by Chris Kenner. T11 1-on-1. Ian

I'd read David Mitchell's review of Cash Out first, or rather watch it. His YouTube channel is MyMagicStuff. He gives very good points. You should still be able to do Extreme Burn by Richard Sanders. You can turn blank paper into money. You should still be able to do a money-for-money change...

RDChopper, I think you misunderstood me. I wanted to know the origins of the change, and not "constant praise". I find moves and I'd like to know what they are but don't have unlimited resources at my disposal. It was a rough performance just to get the point across. Like I said, this was a...

The Click Change is different in method, but they look similar. Ian

http://drop.io/fluctuate I've been told it was similar to a change published in MUM magazine, but I'd like to know. I'd like to further research it to find its creator and credit accordingly. Ian

Sorry, the way it came off was a kind of let-me-prove-myself-to-you kind of charade. If I got the wrong impression, I do apologize. It's just that I had negative feedback on that change and it seemed as if you rubbed it in my face by making fun of me or such. Well I hope we're on the same...

Simple. Approach senior magic the way you would approach children's magic. Meaning almost no card tricks. Maybe a snap change here or there. Think sponge balls, perhaps flash paper, levitations (of objects), and simple material. For example, there is a trick by Nathan Kranzo wherein you take...

I wouldn't say inspired, I would say trying to make a point of me being wrong. He also posted in the original thread saying such. Ian

He's basically saying, "You're stupid because you flashed and were erroneous enough to claim something as your own. I can do it too, here's my tribute to you." Ian

I really think that's a very rude thing to do. You can be the better person and just post a videos saying you independently discovered it. You don't need to go be a jerk in order to prove a point. Ian

Magic is not only an art for me, but a form of escape. To say I've learned a lot in the past year is true. I want to increase my knowledge and experience, and I think Magic-Con can help me. Magic has always been my go-to activity when I'm bored or in a bad mood. The ability to conjure up a...

Your nowhere palm was good. Towards the middle I began to lose the flow of the routine. I believe this is because the coins don't plainly travel, as there's some dancing around with the hands in order to facilitate the moves. The idea of using a Ramsay subtlety as such is great. I feel the...

I believe you might be able to host it at http://www.drop.io. If it's larger than 100MB, however, try http://www.zshare.net. Best of luck. Ian

My computer's giving me problems so it might take me a bit longer, but I'll do it. Ian

It reminds me of the ace of spades Brad Christian uses for the Erdnase change in Ninja 1. I mean kind of cheapo decks that try to appear "Vegas"-y. Ian

I was curious as to what change you guys (and Katie) are using for the second selection to sandwich transformation in Deja Vu. The Bucks recommend the Duck Change, however, this move is not one of my favorites, and I'd like some alternate routes. So what is your favorite for the effect? Ian

The ace of spades seems a little too similar to gambling-type cards. The backs, however, are gorgeous. It reminds me slightly of the English Laundry decks. It really reminds me of Alice in Wonderland for some reason. Good work. Ian

I want to start doing some mentalism/PK effects that are relatively beginner-ish and have maximum impact. I already do a little bit of mentalism, most notably Anate by Dee Christopher. I'm looking at Spin by Matt Sconce, which looks simply amazing, and is almost definitely going to be my next...