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Thanks for the info re: dyslexia - as I tried to say before (not sure how successfully), I totally respect the symptoms of dyslexia as well as its impact upon learning from various mediums, specifically from text and video. So I totally accept what you're saying - merely observing that the...

There are indeed quite a number of cool releases recently - have to check it out..

Thanks for the support guys - FYI I PM'd him with thanks and I do indeed plan on following his advice. Rabid - I can totally associate with what you said, thanks for that. Medifro - not at all absurd, thanks for your support of Brad's advice.

They're worth trying out for that price - if only cause they're different. As kendonaga said - not for him but the design is nice, and it just might suit you.

Hey mate, I don't know how dyslexia affects it, and I certainly don't mean ignorance - but the medical definition of visual learner actually includes the print medium. Words on a page are in fact something we see as well - although from my basic knowledge of dyslexia, I can understand how words...

What's that? Overpriced items? No way! It wasn't me man...

Hey man - not much! Unfortunately I've got my HSC at the moment - which is the Australian equivalent of the final exams at the end of 12th Grade! So it's been pretty busy just studying and stuff, haven't had as much time to practice magic for a while... How about you?

Er.. >.> What are you performing then?

You realise that, by definition, a visual learner learns better through books, right? Books are a visual medium. You're not a visual learner, you just learn easier from DVD instruction.

The Clipshift is a move found on the Surfaced DVD at Dan and Dave, created by Chad Nelson - the DVD revolves around the Clipshift, with applications and routines.

I use my ring finger for corner grip - it definitely strengthens after a while though, I can spring certain decks with my right (my springing hand) that I can't get anywhere near springing with my left.

I don't see why it shouldn't - yeah you could do it at a table (as long as the table doesn't cramp your elbows for room cause the chair is made for midgets or something).

Angles are as with any tenkai, you'll want people as close to straight ahead of you as you can manage.

"...diamonds falling off, and people claiming it wasn't their ring." LOL. Oh, snap. Nice review mate.. I like the design of the thing actually, looks nice. Thanks for the review

One magic shop sells some E decks for 20 bucks here, it's a very big problem as I mentioned before, I totally agree Frank :)

Yeah, put in a Support ticket, they'll get back to you in 24 Business hours longest, or send off a PM to jonraiker and he can hook you up too.

There's a difference between Porpers/Classics and E Regular Card Clips - regulars are just designed to protect the cards in your pocket from heat and hence warping (as well as basic box protection from getting squashed and stuff, Porpers straighten in addition to this.

Smoke and Mirrors! I love you! Yaya! :P I've given up on an answer for my questions before, and have resigned myself to satisfaction in being correct.

What's the problem you have with it? PM if you want. As far as 1-on-1s go... Back to card stuff for me, that's where I'm at xD Seconds (or Thirds as the case may be) Rafster's utility move idea.

Thank you very much for your honest opinion and criticism, I will definitely take it in mind. I have in the past tended to err on the side of too much descriptive stuff like this and it is sometimes a writing fault of mine. Again, thanks for pointing around, and the kind words also, I appreciate...