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Umm it said "October 31st."

I've got about 40 books in my library of magic, and my top 5 would have to be: The Art of Astonishment books The Vernon Chronicles Volume 1 The Essential Stewart James By Forces Unseen by Ernest Earick The 5 Points in Magic by Juan Tamariz

LOL this is hilariously hilarious! And also very true. Sad, but true.

Well, I try to make my magic feel as magical as possible, but it is very possible that, in the rush of the high school hallway just before class, I may have rushed it a little bit and didn't let the magical moments sink in and become memorable. He was definitely entertained and seemed amazed...

Thank you for the heads up Mr. Henderson!

Dan Hauss has some uber creative stuff... I'm looking forward to it.

Of course. Agreed, Darwin Ortiz is brilliant.

I completely agree with you... HOWEVER just to clarify this, I did not say I have been running around finding other ways to counter-faze knowledgable spectators, I already know these techniques from my studies. Learning from Tamariz and Vernon have been amazing inspirations for this sort of...

I do not refuse to examine myself at all... I work on presentation as much as I work on technique. I examine my technique, presentation, and performing personality greatly, you could say I'm a bit of a perfectionist. Sometimes it is off the cuff and not up to speed but most of my presentation is...

Are you implying I have no life and no friends? NOBODY thinks that of me, at all. There isn nothing about me, my magic, or my performance style that says that either. I try to stay as original as possible. It's all merely just ignorant assumptions, but dangerous ones at that.

Nothing was wrong with my performances and nothing directly related to my magic was the cause of any of my posted stories. The girl who knew about palming, forcing, and controlling merely did a quick google search the night prior to school in an attempt to faze me the next day... luckily I know...

I too try to do older, most obscure card work. Vernon and Marlo, coincidentally, are also two of my favourites (Vernon especially). No matter how originally presented or creatively adjusted my routines are, a lot of spectators seem to still think they will find the answer on Youtube. However...

Today, a few instances occured that further enforces the fact that magic is on its way downhill. First off, I was performing an Invisible Coins routine for a single person in the halls. Now although this may sound whiny, it still bothers me as I can still remember days when not too many...

If you're only an average or intermediate card worker, do NOT get this book... you may end up just throwing your cards at the wall in frustration. Even a feew advanced workers will find some difficulty in some of the material. I personally found it very enlightening and fascinating and I...

I met Eric Mead in August... he did a lecture in Toronto this summer with tons of celebrities in attendance. He was absolutely brilliant, had some excellent stacked deck work, a wonderful card production technique, a mindblowing ThreeFly with tons of brilliant subtleties that Eric discussed in...

I have a bunch of sealed decks including Thee decks of Brown Wynns.

Uh, because that's piracy and stealing.

Who learns The Pass first? That's quite an advanced sleight.

It's on a lot of his DVDs.... one that comes to mind is his Sankey Live! video.

It's been released! At $7.99, I think it's a bargain :) http://www.emagicsupply.com/the-destiny-effect-p-38.html