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Ah, ok cool, thanks for clearing that up. My apologies.

I'm a bit undecided at the moment as to whether to get this. I'm usually not fussed about method; whatever achieves the end result. But if the method is one possibility in particular, it means I wouldn't be able to perform about half a dozen of my effects :S

How does it compare to other cold reading books?

You hate angles, or you can't be bothered to deal with angles? Thunderbird does require confident palming, but Lee goes into detail about it. The angles are normal Tenkai angles.

It's been ten hours, it doesn't need a bump >.> Cool opportunity, though, if you're that way inclined.

Shawn's Shape of My Heart version is brilliant.

Oh, I didn't know that, thanks for pointing that out. :)

I think you mean it wasn't terrible :P But wow, might I say, that's great advice Steve.

Damn, Amane, I haven't seen you for ages. We must talk sometime..

Your lame factor weakens the thread as you approach it. Sorry, Tumbleweed.

If you've never read Royal Road to Card Magic or Card College, start with those. They're beginners books that will teach experts. Something like Vernon's Inner Card Trilogy, Jack Parker's 52 Memories, yes Aaron Fisher's The Paper Engine, are all great card magic books.

I've heard of videos go up in as fast as a few hours, and take as long as a few weeks, in the busiest times, just as a reference - assuming your does eventually get put up, of course.

Ditto. :))

From memory, the most invisible one is Silkworm thread. Not as strong as the others (i.e. a deck of cards may push it), but it'd be good for a cigarette, won't break. (The others are the Mesika and Infinity loops, btw).

Err, why is this in Product Reviews, might I ask? Anyway, as far as the Ego Change goes, look at the creator, Daniel Garcia's explanation - DGP has a nice explanation I believe. As far as the Cardini Change goes, I'd take another look at the original place of publication, Jean Hugard's Card...

I'm still trying to ascertain how serious you were to begin with about this.

You're looking for two different things; it depends what you want to sacrifice. The more invisible you get, the weaker you get also. The stronger you get, the more visible. Or you can go for the one in the middle. What would you prefer?

Bobo's Modern Coin Magic. Or look into stuff by David Roth.

Not being able to find a better example doesn't make a bad one any less useless -.-

I'm sure there are one or two reviews lying around you could have a look at.