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You mean David Blaine?

If you've ever seen Cardini performances, I try to do something like that, where I seem to be just as surprised by the trick as the spectator. I like the idea of appearing to not be in total control, and it lets me use some pretty awesome facial expressions. It's great for misdirection too.

What's up, new buddy?

Somebody's about to get blindfloded in the face. Ba-bam!

I agree. The idea of releasing all of these 1-on-1's is that there is something for everyone. Obviously people who can do False Syble, Molecules 1-4, and Kryptonite all at once blindfolded won't really need to learn Static, but it's there for those people who do need or want it. I have...

The Anything Deck. I have never gotten reactions from any other trick I do that are like those when I reveal the word the spectator was thinking of.

Check out Paul Harris' Backlash, from the Art of Astonishment Vol. 1. It's not quite what you're looking for, I don't think, but it has a general theme of signatures jumping around.

So basically what you're saying is that no one should make an effort to try to help people learn coin magic. I'm not saying Liwag should release his best underground routines to the mass market. I am saying that it would be great if he would do some kind of coin project that would maybe be...

My advice: learn just one color change but learn it better than anyone else (figuratively).

What do you mean, E stole him? Dan White consults for David Blaine, so I'd love to see some of the stuff he's doing. Maybe learn some more magic. I feel that coins are an underrated medium of magic. Let's fix that.

I figured this deserved its own thread. Some people (myself included) have expressed the desire for a T11 coin DVD. T11 should make Homer Liwag an artist already so we can get some more coin 1-on-1's and some cool tricks. Also, I want to see more from Dan White.

Learn the one hand revolution. I use this cut more than anything (as a part of other cuts).

Yes. In the bush.

Yeah, it's really cool. But take note: it's the Bushmen from South Africa, not Australia (Kalahari, I believe).

Well, there is an old Bushman art of telling stories by making shapes using string on their fingers. But that's more sort of displays.

I was going to say, that sounds like something from Paul Harris. And yes, it would definitely work for magic.

I've gotta say, I would much rather have to wait a while for the site and have it run smoothly than for it to be up now and have a ton of bugs. Take your time, Dan and Dave.

What the hell is that?

I believe so.

It actually is up. http://www.dbsquaredproductions.com/ Kind of...