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Haha, cool cool. If you like The Queens, you should also check out the original routine by Bill Goodwin, which I actually much prefer over the D&D version - especially the original production, where the queens appear one by one as you rub the deck. Saw it performed today, it was brilliant.

Yes, it is more than recommended to get AoA.

Haven't gone through all the discs yet, but favourite effect is New Leaf.

Advertising for yourself? Really? Well. Neither the flourishing nor the magic were particularly amazing, truth be told. Nice editing, though.

The issue I see is that very little magic speaks for itself. Turning sand into rock? Alright. Make three selections appear in the middle of the deck between four face up aces? Huh. What David Blaine does works for David Blaine (and for camera). Could he become better if he adopted Vernon's...

No. I'm sure a few people know my opinion on this, but I feel that there is a lot stronger magic out there, better thought out, better choreographed, better put together, better developed magic. I find it funny though that no-one who's liked their magic has tried to explain their decision...

Lol, you're pretty rude to magicman, and you're asking a question you know there's "obviously" no answer to? Whatever dude.

It's a knack. There's no secret to it. Just practice more. Play around with it. Place your fingers closer together, further apart, in a different place, move them in a different way. Actually practice, don't just try to blindly copy the move. And also practice more.

The latter, it's not an actual pass.

Shhh... Trying to keep that one a secret :P

/face palm.

Hey man - this may or may not be helpful, because I don't actually know the change - but when you have the problem of multiple cards sliding, usually one thing to work on is a lighter touch, treating the deck of cards as a delicate object. Again, this may or may not help, but I'm sure you'll...

Billiard balls...

lol who cares if it will fool magicians? As far as the A.C.A.A.N goes, the very fact that you have to turn over the card kinda ruins it for me - I think there are better sources on the plot out there. Still, interesting enough product.

That's bull****. You say you got it down really quickly... And then admit that you don't actually have it down in the next sentence.

Keep practicing. There's no hidden secret that'll suddenly make a sleight available to you in a day that normally takes practice. Practice more.

Fundamentals, as Steerpike said. Also, Theatre of the Mind by Barrie Richardson.