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Need a Good & Evil two deck set.

Yeah, thats why i'm gonna get Vernon Revelations Series (http://www.magicshop.co.uk/p2477/Dia_Vernon_Revelations_-_Volumes_1-16_-_DVD/product_info.html) and learn from the master himself.

Did alright i thought; i've seen some great talent from a lot of the members which i wouldn't have experienced if it wasn't for the Media section. Some good tricks and one on ones add some flavour as well.

Lennart Green, Dani DaOrtiz, Danny Garcia, George McBride, Bill Ma-Lone!, Zenneth Kok, Oz Pearlman, Syd Segal, Helder Guimaraes, Jay Sankey, Arturo De Ascanio...too many talented performers

http://www.leeasher.com/media/index.html - a vid on the Professor. http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=De2tyFK8WA0 - Dai performing a classic http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=OfOwp6FhEg4 - an important lesson on mistakes

His Memorized Deck stuff is awesome. He also does an amazing spectator-cuts-to-the-aces-after-a-shuffle trick.

Standard Bikes...any day of the week

I've no idea where you can learn the change i'm afraid. Dan White might know.

The absolute genius that is Lennart Green.

Just something i thought would work well if used as a quick trick. Card selected and spectator is asked to photograph the card mentally. Control it to the top. Insert an indifferent card into the deck and execute the TPC (Tamariz Perpendicular) Then hold the deck up and take a picture...

Don't bother putting a time limit on your learning ability. To the more experienced among us, tricks like Blueprint will come easy within about ten minutes. It doesn't mean you should perform it in ten minutes though since i usually work out my patter for each trick while getting really...

Sometimes. But i usually tell them that i could make them win at blackjack or poker. Then cheat like mad in front of other unsuspecting people. Quite fun. I don't think any magicians cheat at games without the other people knowing because...well...Daniel Madison will tell you.

Beautifully executed control. Remember to push the card forward with your pinky as you place your hand on the deck rather than openly pushing the card forward.

"Make the difficult look easy, make the easy look beautiful" - great quote, can't remember who by. Jeff McBride perhaps?

The thing is, sometimes you might just create a move or a variation of a move you've been practicing. I've done this a couple of times myself when i was doing something, then turned to look at my hands and a idea would pop into my mind. I agree with the other post though.

Yeah but it works so well. It also means people won't pick cards up when you ask them to point to one.

Angle Zero

This is pretty great - http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=e16DaL8Jmls&feature=PlayList&p=8B14228C7C371A7A&index=2

SHARPIE! Brilliant, that killed me. I've seen that football thing before, classic

I perform both flawlessly... :P Really though, they are both so similar that i just don't know which to use. Probably go with 5Speed since it doesn't involve a p. force. Cheers for the input guys