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I remember seeing My Precious being published in the January issue of Magic Magazine. It certainly is a fine routine.

In my opinion, I think you should just go ahead an purchase a set of Fakini's right off the bat. No need to spend more money experimenting with other brands of multiplying balls when you can already buy the best. I bought my set at Fantasma in NYC for $90. It's a blue 1.75" tournament set...

I don't know if the Bucks will be on the same episode, but the episode with Penn & Teller is airing on June 17.

What tricks did you do for your teacher? What other tricks do you know? I say do a mix of new material along with some of the material that you performed before. Start of with a couple new tricks, then mix in a couple old ones your teacher saw, then finish off with new ones. That way your...

I'm surprised Wayne didn't include his ring flight routine that he had published in Genii. I think that it definitely would've been one of the stronger ones to add into this DVD set.

I bet some of the "E haters" used to post on E until they discovered this place. To the OP, I've never handled Propagandas but I've heard good things about them. And since they're a regular T11 deck, I would say that it's safe to say that they'll be here for a long time.

You can always be cool and get a deck of Jerrys. EDIT: This is not my auction. However this guy has a supply of them and he's doing Buy It Now so I figured all you Jerry fanatics that might read this thread would be interested.

Wayne, where is Luke's candy routine published?

I envy everyone going. Not because of the awesome lineup, but because I never went to summer camp when I was a kid.

For those who haven't seen Wayne's daily update on his site, he said that one of the tricks had to be pulled from the DVD, though he didn't say which (I'm assuming it's Candy Scam).

My favorite place to perform at is Houlihans (the one by UCF for those in the area). I haven't performed tehre in a while, but the waitstaff love it every time I do.

If you're referring to Magic For Dummies as the latter, I agree. I think Magic For Dummies is (surpringly) a great start for beginners. The Idiot's Guide to Street Magic is pretty OK. Jeff McBride contributed alot to that book.

While we're at it, what happened to Atlantis?

Jamie, care to share a price range on this and purchase details for those not attending Magic LIVE or are you going to keep teasing us?

There's the Ultimate 3 Fly by Bob Kohler. Todd Lassen used to make these but they no longer have a partnership. If you can find a set on the cafe or on ebay, it'll run you between $300-500. Bob's supposed to be coming out with Ultimate 3 Fly 2 through Thomas Wayne, but nobody knows when that...

CoinMagic by Richard Kaufman has a melting coin type routine that's pretty cool. It doesn't melt all the way but you actually see the melted silver drip from the coin.

Denny and Lee's magic shop - www.dennymagic.com

I'm surprised nobody mentioned The Art of Krowd Keeping. That's probably one of the best sources for busking for someone who wants to get started.

Just graduated from college. And now I'm in a miserable thing called "life".

At least you had a good beer to go with it!