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get royal road to card magic and a deck of sentinals. Your good to go.

We are faced with all kinds of challenges as we grow older. As infants we're tasked with the impossible feet of ambulation. As adolescence we're tasked with dealing with meaningful social interaction, and as we pass into our teen years we are charged with the monumental feat of self...

get a book called Hiding the Elephant. Read it. You'll get a good start there

Wonderful inspirations everyone! These are some pretty cool reads. Keep it up! I'm not in any way participating in this SNC, but I did want to say that I do have one major goal this year and that is to get something of mine published. Be it a custom deck, a collection of my notes and essays...

you probably should be asking this on e's bords... Don't you think?

you only beat me by a minute. I'm typing on a cell phone, you a computer... Impressive if I say so myself!

you may hve beat me this time, but thisisnt the endj

hi! Welcome to the forums and I hope you enjoy your stay here. for card magic I recommend mark wilsons complete course in magic or riyal road to card magic. Card college and tarbell are both good too.

Yeah I'll say it; I'm pretty grumpy that I couldn't score a sheet for myself. Always next time right?

Title: Illuminate Artist: Mike Hankins Producers: Paper Crane Magic Link: http://www.papercranemagic.com/illuminate.htm Retail Price: $24.95 USD Learning Difficulty: Easy Length of DVD: 32:53 Notes: This effect will require the use of a camera, and it is picky about the type of camera...

Welcome to the forums! I can't believe no one has said hello to you yet, normally people here are more friendly. Seeing as this is your first post, please take a moment to review the rules Here While your video tutorials are of your own material (or so I hope) they can be considered exposure...

I prefer a glide change, and frequently use it during my ACR bit. It's visual, it's deceptive, and it happens right in their hands.

I have no idea what you're needing rubber cement for however if it is for the usual magical applications, I highly recommend that you consider using Dan Sperry's Chemical X. I understand that it's probably one of the best products for that purpose. You may be able to find it on his website, or...

This IS fricking hilarious! So I just had to share it with everyone. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UQYjZc7gKXc

it certainly looks close but not exact. I'm no lawyer but I'm not sure there is much that can be done.

oh well don't I look stupid now. Heh, my bad. Sorry.

edit: I'm a retard who never noticed how old this thread was. My bad!

I read this from my cell phone, and I had to rush home to my computer to post a proper reply. Bravo Sir! Well done, and very well deserved. Talk about something to highlight on your resume eh?!

Okay. Sure. Got any links?

Draven 3 Reaverhart 0 Come on man.... you're getting slow!