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I'm surprised this isn't closed yet. Surely you can have your non-magic related debates in a theology forum. As if we need more conflict on these boards.

1. Use their deck 2. let them shuffle

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=msv_Aw9LbDY I was playing around with this, and I'm wondering if it's been done before. Anyone seen it before or know any sources for it? (The ditch that is, not the retention or the production.)

I was looking at guitar tutorials on youtube and found this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8wr62Dvd32k Watch 'til the end. If you're not a musician just ignore the jargon.

Tenkai Dealing force Second deal

I'll have to agree with what D IC ER said. Sure, if you're Darwin Ortiz and you're a consultant for casinos, it's probably expected that you practice 6 hours a day. But for me, after I constructed my set, I practiced my hands off for about 2 weeks until I had the set solid, and now I...

good on you for going out and performing. big props to the camera man as well, he knew what he was doing. your school's fortunate to have you.

Curly Q move.

whatever, joining in anyway __ I'm making a completely rational and justified answer, backed up by the fact that I have real world experience in performing, and have been in magic for about 5+ years, but my argument is going to be completely drowned out by kids who hate the bluff pass...

can I join in or is it dead yet?

that is too cool man. hope the gig goes down well.

Patter isn't just talking. The presentation itself is patter; for example Cardini's act and Jeff McBride's act are two of the most meaningful performances I've ever seen, but they are completely silent. The patter is in the characters that they developed. Teller's patter is present in his...

seconded. just, "."

Stanislavski's system works for me. For character, and believe it or not, sleights.

and you would have them sign the back instead of the front... why?

the ACR which my table ACR is inspired from: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7fcn_DqXfO0&feature=related

seconded everything said previously. your thumb doesn't need to have contact with the top packet.

Black Jerries were never produced by the USPCC.

well if they're doable right away, why shouldn't a beginner get them? It'll take him just as long to get the stuff in Genesis looking smooth, so why not The Trilogy?

hmmm. not in every case. Card under glass, card to mouth, splash bottle production from coin vanish, etc.