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But he doesn't ever try De'Ring any more. :P If, for whatever rare reason, I don't have cards on me, I'll generally do something such as Nu Sense which requires a key ring and watch - which I always wear/have when I go out. Just with what I have, I guess.

Probably the best instructional sources, for once, are from DVDs. There are two main choices: The Roadrunner Cull by Kostya Kimlat (I have this, it's highly recommended) or Iain Moran's The Cullfather. I would say the former simply out of experience with it. Culligula is a spreadable triumph...

Do you remember trebmalrolyat? Sells decks, if I'm not mistaken. ^^

Sweet! I have Mnemonica in the mail. Yay!

There is no best sandwich effect. You have to understand that there's no such thing as a best of. Looking for a best of, a quick and easy fix, will not get you the best routine you can find. I have to say first of all, I just simply don't like people coming out and wanting "the best" all the...

The "theme" he goes for is "Look what I can do. I'm so great." If that suits anyone, get out of magic, now. Correct! And so far you have failed to engage with my argument as to why the effect is rubbish. As I argued in my last post, this is not my point. Apparently, my points of intertwining...

I do not see how the argument is illogical. No-one said you had to follow Oz's patter. If I did so, please kindly point out where I did. However, any and every good routine bases its sleights around its presentation. Now, two points. Firstly, I object to the selling of an effect which in my...

Which says a lot about intolerance and the inability to respect others' beliefs due to an overwhelming urge to spread and convince others that one's own opinion is most important.

Card College is a VERY good series of 5 books of magic sleights essays and yes, tricks. It's one of the best things you can get starting off.

LOL. Just saying.

http://forums.theory11.com/showthread.php?t=13906 Dana Hocking is the man who creates this music. The album is being released next year 1/1.

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I have no opinion on this matter, but I would simply add that many would argue that there are far better ways to bottom palm, control, and vanish a card, and which look more natural than hovering a deck lower to the ground than is normal.

Hey Kieran, MJM, Hank Lee, and many other big magic shops will have these books - stuff like Maximum Entertainment will be stocked by most magic dealers, others like Ascanio you might only find at the biggest ones. Andrus can be found at D&D also, and some like Ascanio again I believe can be...

My argument, as I have stated above, is that the effect Clutch is presented in a manner which is a "Look what I can do". I trust that you do not present your ACR as a "Look what I can do" routine. My ACR is not a "Look what I can do" because I attach meaning to it. Not illogical at all - simply...

OOS - Out of stock.

Yes, you already have everything you need. What do you have, and what sort of things do you use from them? Name some of the sorts of effects you use from the books, and what books they're from, and we'll have a better idea of what you use... I have to say though, the question you asked, was a...

More books is the way to go for more material. From the stuff you have, the books will be the ones which have been the most helpful (assuming they're good books). In which case, I'd recommend studying someone like Ascanio (The Magic of Ascanio, so far in two volumtes), or Vernon (Inner Card...

My download was very clear - downloaded through Firefox, played through iTunes.

It's not what you do, it's how you present it. It seems a bit silly to accuse me of that, when you disregard my comment which directly relates to your argument about how it's perceived by a spectator. If that deck was also trained in stealth techniques by a Ninja, a triple agent secretly working...