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Since I live in Texas I didn't have to go there on audition in person. As a non-resident applying for full membership they suggest sending a DVD or a link to a video, and since I'm not a fan of having videos of my magic on-line i went with a DVD. I did three things. I did a a Sam the bellhop...

I keep mine in top loader hard plastic baseball card sleeves. It keeps them from warping. I keep all of my gaffed cards in these.

I'm to the point now that I'm not really sharing where I find my hard to find, and out of print books.

My book collection won me the Monday Night contest through Murphy's a couple of weeks ago. Granted it was more cards, but they did something other than teach me magic.

No he is exposing magic and that is never a good job.

If you are in the US you can get normal Kennedy half dollars are any bank. The silver coins are not going to be cheap unless you get worn ones. What if really driving the price of those coins up is the price of silver and right now silver is in a boom. If you are outside the US? See if you can...

I thought the same thing, then I saw the new picture. Now i'm thinking they are working with Dan Brown.

Derek Dingle has a 100% invisible pass as well.

This is why like 75% of my stuff is from books and magazines printed before 1950 and some before 1900. Not many are doing this stuff and it makes me stand out.

If you are really working on becoming a better performer, which I think you are compared on how you were when you first came here, then I would pick up Five Points of Magic. I think the German edition might not be out of print or hard to find. I know it was a pain trying to replace my English...

It's as if the really good stuff is priced high to keep it out of the hands of those not ready and those who only want to know how it's done. It reminds me of a quote by Diaconis response to a question about why he did not publish his methods: "Why give tools to the animals?"

Well here I'll narrow it down some. It's going to coast between $150 and $300 to get the Paul Harris stuff where it is taught.

Just like two or three threads down... http://forums.theory11.com/showthread.php?41001-hypnosis-fail

The other day this email went out to the IBM SAM and others... Dear friends I am writing to let you know that the love of my life, my beloved husband, best friend and partner Aldo has suffered a catastrophic stroke. Sunday afternoon paramedics rushed him to Munro Regional Hospital in...

Fun story. I have heard that it is not Harry who goes off but his Personal Assistant who does. So who knows. As far as culls I use the version taught on David's Cull DVD. As for OoTW I use the UF Grant version that uses a shuffled deck in use.

There was a thread on this a couple of weeks back. We told them at the time that was a little too late. Now we are 72 hours out it is really too late to learn anything in time.

Which is unfortunate really. I always loved learning things with no patter. It made me work at setting my own style. Now younger guys think this is how it should be done.

I was using it as not a patter thing but ways to make an effect your own. Even if you cut down half the phases, and I think it was this long because it was for his L&L stuff which included one book and I think video that is nothing but ACR, it is still way different than your normal presentation...

For ACR look at Daryl's version. It's a nice starting point. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w4iu5FMaR2o

Well it depends if you are looking for straight card magic or magic with a good bit of card work in it.