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When I clicked the image, the size was about the same as the image I just clicked on. But I am also using a 13" laptop, which could affect things a bit.

I don't know... I think screen size has a lot to do with this one. Those hands are super small on my screen... But, I have been wrong before.

Dang it shin... I was hoping to get that award =P But seriously, we should be a little lighter on the new guys who haven't fully figured out how to use this forum. He has less than 20 posts and joined last month... I think we can welcome him with positive reinforcement instead of trying to...

Thanks Donatas. Great words from great men

Good start, for three months that is bad. Keep up the work

If you need any help sorting it all out, I am more than willing to give a hand. Here are some Mentalist books that everyone should read: Fundamentals by Bob Cassidy Practical Mental Magic by Ted Annemann Psychological Subtleties (1-3) by Banachek

Just wondering, are you putting these into categories???

For you Jok3r, the world =P The Tarbell Course in Magic (Volumes 1-8) were written my Harlan Tarbell Apocalypse (1-4) by Harry Lorayne and the Fitzkee Trilogy which includes Showmanship for Magicians, Magic by Misdirection, and the Trick Brain are all by Dariel Fitzkee

Paper Engine by Aaron Fisher Maximum Entertainment by Ken Weber Mark Wilson's Course in Magic

Ohhh, have you all seen the Lee Asher 605 Series... Let's just say it is the definition of sexy card finishes and perfected quality. Don't believe, check out this thread that raves about them.

The Tarbell Series The Apocalypse Series Fitzkee Trilogy... I think I could add on to this one forever, but I will just kick it with those three for now...

So... I have known that I should start getting started working on stuff for kids' parties for quite sometimes. But I have been avoiding it for awhile because it isn't my taste. But the truth is, eventually I am going to have to face this. Does anyone know where I could find some good...

After trying to look everyone, I can't seem to find CardShark and At the Card Table in book form, but everywhere seems to have the DVD sets. What are the differences, besides how the product is delivered to you? Are they the same sleights and tricks, and so on... Thanks for your time.

You are right, he does a kind of a "snap" sleeve variant that can only be justified by the video.

Strong words for a guy that has never seen me do the trick. You are more than welcome to fly out here and watch the crowds go wild as I make a dream, into reality by slowly, and meticulously vanishing one coin after another.

(Slams five bucks on the table) I'll take that bet =)

But then again, I spend way too much time on stuff like this... So it is very possible that my opinion is ruined by hard work and the drive not to give up... They might be right on this one =P

What do you mean it isn't good for beginner? I have only been working with coins for a couple of months now, and I am able to pull this one off. As I stated before, as long as you have the sleights down, you should be good.

It is a neat little take on a couple of coin moves. I feel that it is a good trick to learn as a beginner in coin magic (that being said, it means that you are well versed with your sleights and are able to try out new things). The no sleeves version does use a gimmick though, but people who...

I understand that, and I am not hitting on him for the performance because it is impressive. I am hitting on him for the title, "How REAL Magicians...." hinting at the idea that if I am not doing that, I am not a real magician. Granted, I don't feel that I am at the level that I could be...