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The show is ok. It's a hell of alot more entertaining than Mindfreak.

I think that Homer posted on the cafe that he's releasing it exclusively on his site.

If you're having doubts, use a clad Kennedy half. That'll solve the problem you have if it's the one I'm thinking of, though using a silver half shouldn't be much of a problem after some practice. dhtrackie2323, yes...you can hand the spectator one copper and one silver and they won't find a...

You and me both....

Don't mean to dig, but according to the cafe, Homer started selling CoinTwo at WMS. Also, if you visit his site it says that it's being updated with new projects and news. I wonder how much longer we'll have to wait for this release....

For my challenge, I am going to put together an entire stage manipulation routine (flipstick, multiplying balls, and cigarettes to be exact) and film it. This is something I've always wanted to do and now I have an excuse to get off my butt and do it.

You can take an exacto knife and cut the peeling edges. Then again, Steve Dusheck did say that the added stuff isn't really needed to accomplish the trick. If anything, submit a ticket.

Sorry...double post.

Interesting thread. However, Morgician, you can take everything that you said about coin magic and put it towards any type of magic. I feel the same way about cards now (especially the rather pointless ambitious card routine). I'm tired of hearing the same damn presentation for the ambitious...

How is the lifespan for these cards? I remember with the first SS decks died within a day's worth of use.

Honestly, this is the only rubberband trick that I do. I did change the ending so that the spectator can hold one of the rubberbands when I unlink them.

The show itself was ok...and I'm not a big fan of reality shows so it says alot. My favorites so far are Hal Sparks, Kim Wyatt, and Kid (Chris Reid). Ant is being a bit of an arse though because he's pretty much trying to heckle his way to the top.

YES! That has to be my favorite trick from TOOC! Anyway, I also suggest picking up Banachek's Psi Series DVDs as he teaches Stigmata and much more on the DVD (I forgot which volume it's in).

There's a store called Dr. Jays that sells hiphop type clothing. :cool:

I've been meaning to pick this up...thanks for the review! As for the iPhone/iPod touch screens, if you have the iPod touch tricks from hottrix.com and a basic video editing program I'm sure you can take the iPod touch video from hottrix and edit the ipod touch screen onto the video file.

I agree 100% about HPs. My HP laptop's screen is starting to crap out on me after owning it for a little over a year.

http://www.mathieubich.com/ =p

I can tolerate the flipping motion, but don't forget that the video for Prophet was just a teaser and all you see is the change. I'm not sure if there is a flipping motion that you have to do before the change like in Hundy or EB (I haven't seen the original youtube footage so I'm not sure if...

How do you know? You don't own it now do you... Prophet does look good and I do like the face to face change, but I think I'm going to stick with Extreme Burn. The face to face change is a big plus, but turning five 1s into five bills of a higher denomination is strong enough that people...

Ah yes...I've seen that book at B&N many times before and I've been meaning to pick it up for quite some time, though I've never thumbed through it. I'll definitely pick it up now. Thanks!