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CardClip928 was right - TCCP stands for Top Card Cover Pass. Basically, it is a pass executed while keeping the top card at the top. If you understand that. It can be found in several sources, including: The Classic Magic of Larry Jennings (Page 82), by Larry Jennings Spectacle (Page 23)...

It is called the Spring Change, and can be found (as far as I know, this is the only recent source) in Generation Extreme, by Brian Tudor. I'm linking you to this because I'm sure you want to learn it from a DVD, and I believe this is the only video source of the change...

I actually went through and had a little list of your threads going. But I got sidetracked by real life. -.0 I might also add in this thread, while it is not exactly an essay created to inform, it holds a ton of information for those who can look for it: Diary of A Nitwit Magician...

I'm not sure if we're talking about the same thing here, as the video is removed, but the Shapeshifter color change is NOT an "effect". Please don't film yourself presenting a mere color change as an effect to any amount of spectators.

Just a little idea that is similar to TiVo - Kind of a face up Time Machine, if you will. - Spectator chooses card (C1). Shown to everyone. Card held onto/placed aside. - Another card is chosen (C2). Shown to everyone. Openly outjogged face-up in middle of deck. - C1 returned to top of...

Not original, and absolutely terrible. nayost said everything I would have.

I liked it! Your Carnahan Fan, while extremely better than mine, could use a bit o' smoothing out. That's all I saw that wasn't tip-top!

Interesting, Chris - both our routines have a card fall instead of rise, as the finale. Instead of listing a theme for patter, I will simply list the different stages of revelations and the sleights used. Stage 1: Card selected, signed, cut into middle of the deck. The card is shown to have...

That's just a normal homeschool error... Haha ;) n3o, something that might help: Try holding the two packets in a "deeper" grip - use more of your middle (second) and third (ring) fingers to support the cards... i.e., instead of just using the fingertips, try using more of the actual fingers...

Those look sick. But I'm fine with my Wynns and Bicycles.

Ugh. Since everyone here seems to be (I quit reading about halfway down on the second page) obsessed with magic to an unhealthy level, here's some actual advice for your situation: If you're failing/doing poorly in school, and it's because you are playing with your cards instead of...

For performing in the U.S.A., use either red-backed or blue-backed Bicycle 808 playing cards. For performing in the UK (and most of Europe), use Tally-Hos (either fan back or circle back are fine) - stick to the red or blue colors. For performing in Singapore and other Asian areas, use...

Very nice video.

Why not? With our amazing president's amazing economic recovery plan, why shouldn't we get back to the awesome-tastically amazing days? Off topic, but oh well. Yay for 11,000. I wonder how many we'd have if non-active members for X days were removed. maar oh goed, dit is vrij stomp...

This can be easily accomplished with a simple cull placement. I'm not catching the part that's original.

Lol. Right click protection is funny. I used to have that on my websites back when I was a youngster.

The world ended in 2000, because not all of the computers were Y2K-OK.

Darn - I have the perfect idea and setting for it all. But by the time I get the outside lighting that I want, this contest will have ended. Oh well - maybe I'll take it anyways.

I'm pretty sure the government is already taking a "bigger stand" in the "community" of "the people". What with all the Socialistic modus operandi and all. Lol. Hate to turn this political, but that's what the "Earth Hour" is about. My lights are staying on - like it would make a...

http://www.usplayingcard.com/uspccustom.html I would call the number on that page.