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I had the pleasure of studying this move for quite sometime. Unfortunately as I was browsing online forums, I saw alot of users putting false information on the move. This might be due learning from improper sources (say, youtube videos ), or just giving away opinions with no real experience...

Whats philosophical about it? We're talking practical things here. Here's an example. 4 aces on top of the deck, and a break above the selection. How can you bring the selection on top of the deck, with the aces still on top? Side steal is better than the pass for this. 4 aces in middle of the...

Are some of your effects simple? -- > Yes. Is simple ok/a good starting point? --> Yes. Is there anyway of knowing this is original? --> Yes, show it to a knowledgble magician. The magician is the one making the effect simple looking. Unlike whats said above, its not the trick with less...

I'll PM you :)

There is no such thing as ultimate card control :) The pass is basically an invisible cut. If you're looking for a good invisible control then there are many of them in magic. The Side Steal is a very good move with very good angles depending on the version you're doing. Other moves like one...

Richard Sander's SuperCards DVD has the solution :)

I would refer you to better sources of learning the pass. I don't know whats the "Invisible Pass" is, as the one I know by this name is a Hermann pass by Fred Braue ... ( booklet at www.lybrary.com ) Anyways, Card College, Richard Kaufman's DVD, Gary Ouellet's book, are great sources to learn...

The Drop pass idea is very similar same to a pass I worked out a year ago. I made a video of it back then, let me look for it and post it. I called it the Instant Pass. I personally wanted to do an instant turnover pass, as opposed as the instant classic pass version by R. Paul Wilson. I'll...

Sean_Raf, must be a different Berg palm them. Rasengan, in the Erdnase multiple palm, the pinky does not lever or push them into the palm. Read it :)

Go to BodyShop, and tell them you're problem, they may have a lotion for it. Also try www.magic.org , and search lotions, you might find something you like. I personally have dry skin, rarely it becomes sweaty, so can't give you solid advice on this mate. For dry skin, however, you can try to...

Nope, go the cafe, many people dont know him :) No doubt that he's very skilled, but many magicians admire another ... "type" of skill. Many go for the school of being natural, which I'm sure Kevin Ho is fimiliar with, but from the way I see it he goes for the flourishy-magic school. As for...

You sure its the Berg Palm? The Berg Palm ( as explained in Arthur Buckley's Card Control ) can be used for 1 card only. It can be applied to more than one card with practice, but the Erdnase top palm is the most practical one for this. Try to re-read the description Rasengan. Its one of the...

I loved Unshuffled, very nice effect. When doing the Erdnase, after showing the card change, don't rush to clean up, let it register, then clean it. :)

Daryl's Enclycopedia of Card Sleights DVD set is just what you need. 8 DVDs all sleights, with some tricks in between. Do note that some sleights like Tenkai palms and passes are not shown ( except the spread pass ). For more detailed contects, check the product page of each DVD to see them...

There is no "Best presentation" ... Looking forward to "Best Presentation" award at FISM ..

Each hand does something to make the cards square. Learn the push off from Steve Draun's Secrets Draun from Underground book.

Check Richard Kaufman's Dream Deck Switch, in Apocalypse magazine book one. I'll make sure its there. The plot is you explain to your spectators that your demonstrating deck switching, and you show a blue deck turn into red visually. The construction of the routine is what make it work. Richard...

Nope, they can't shuffle. You like it, buy it. Simple. :)