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D ICE R, man, it's amazing that you posted the Quad Helix Riffle, this is actually turning into that thread.

Paul Vigil's "Sympathy (For the Devil) Cards". I still haven't done it for some reason. Probably because I've never been in a setting where I could appropriately build the trick to the climax that it deserves.

I'd say masters last about 4 times as long as regular bikes. This is good and bad. Depending on what you perform (mercury card folds, signed card routines, TnRs), more decks of regular bikes might be more worth it. I stand by the fact that Masters and Ghosts are the best practice decks...

... and people wonder why books on magic are getting neglected for videos.

He's correct. For example, in my pass, I hold the break with just the flesh of my pinky, but as my right hand comes in contact with the deck, my left pinky moves all the way in to the second joint. This isn't something I was told to do, or something that I actively decided to do. It just...

sigh @ some of the comments on this. Grow up. Very nice work on this stuff guys. I had fun watching it.

It's all about what you get the spectator to believe. There are so many ways that this trick can be done, that it's actually ridiculous. The way you're going on sounds like this: "Hey guys, I just came up with a colour change routine, but instead of an indifferent card changing into a...

Patrick Redford has thoughts on turning and ACR into a mentalism routine. It depends on your mode of presentation and theme.

are there any sources teaching a Strike Stud Second Deal? I've been playing around with it, and I can't get it to work.

never mind. "Hey everyone, Due to "Personal Reasons", Kozmo has cancelled his Australian lecture tour. Can you help us out a bit by spreading the word? We handed out flyers for the lecture at the Diamond Jim lecture. Most of those flyers were taken by people who are not on this mailing...

Is that the notis cascade shuffle? That's a sexy move. still can't do it one handed -_-

1. The Bluff pass, specifically Aaron Fisher's Nowhere Pass 2. The Classic pass 3. The double/triple undercut working on and off on the side steal and the diagonal palm shift.

http://www.australianinstituteofmagic.org/index.php?view=categoryevents&id=2%3Amagiclectures&option=com_eventlist&Itemid=126 not sure how accurate the AIM website's info is though. They messed up the Brisbane date.

Thank you JB, and everyone else for taking time to input into this community. Jason England: Have you ever had any run ins or gotten into any serious trouble because of your skill with cards? Guy Hollingworth: Do you ever perform your material on stage? Chris Kenner: Do you enjoy...

Anyone going to the Kozmo magic lecture in Australia, specifically in Brisbane?

Slydini's "Paper balls over the head" plays extremely well in almost any environment for almost any age group, assuming you can control your crowd.

I was surprised at that number. I thought that surely there's been more than 50 people who have devoted practice to learning the move.

I was on Joshua Jay's site and it said that "Less than fifty people worldwide can execute a perfect, one handed-shuffle." (Source: http://www.joshuajay.com/#/photography ; the second last photo) Does this sound inaccurate to anyone else?

Like who? Can you give any names of any "professional magicians" who hold this belief?

Only a week? Seriously? Wow. I have about 3-4 decks open at one time and I cycle through them.