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Flash Paper is a bad idea. Kid's see you lighting things on fire, they try to copy you and be like you... house catches on fire, and you're technically to blame. Don't use flash paper or fire.

Yeah, I'm going to the actual show, and I get to hang out with Joel for a little bit afterwards. I'm really looking forward to it.

No, but it looks awesome.

You mean mirror-image, not upside down.

Well, if this counts: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-LWVshS0oEM

The 31st of May. It'd be cool to meet you. But according the site, you have to call for ticket availability, so you may have a bit of trouble getting tickets. Hope you can make it!

^True that, homie. I use very basic sleights and still get good reactions. Nothing too hard for me... unless I REALLY like the effect.

Thank you for your permission, mater. ;) Looks interesting, but I don't really get into the whole "hidden message", or "find the next clue" thing too much, so I'm not going to be spending too much time on it.

Yeah, I'm visiting a friend that lives in Modesto, and he said we could go. Like I said, I'm super pumped up to meet Joel

I'm going to get CoinOne and CoinTwo in about... 6 months after I've learned all my basics and have a strong foundation in coin magic. I wouldn't want to ruin these by buying them before I'm truly ready.

So why complain about it? :p

Sounds great! I'm super pumped up to meet Joel in a week at California Magic- hopefully it'll be as good as everybody says. I wish I could have gone to this lecture! Stupid Missouri!

Before you even think about doing a kid's show... get Seriously Silly by David Kaye (Silly Billy). It'll help you immensely.

Use a pinky break; that's the easiest way to palm multiple cards.

If you haven't already seen it, and are still debating whether or not to get this... read my review!

That made me laugh.

3) If given the opportunity, would you make theory11, Ellusionist, Penguin... magic in general, more exclusive? Reducing the incredible amount of exposure and unethical "trading". Giving new magicians a renewed sense of "loyalty" to the art. Therefore making every magical experience for the...

2) Why did Mr. Hocking's parents give him a girl's name? :D OK, s that was just a joke... here's the real question: 2) Growing up, physically, or "magic-wise", did you have a mentor that you relied on to guide you down your "Royal Road"? If so, what kind of stuff did they help you with...

1) If ever, when did you guys "go pro?" How did you get started? i.e. Free shows, business cards, cold calling, fliers, etc. Also, how old were you?

You mean Mitchell? I didn't get to get a brick, but oh well. I'm saving up for my trip to California in a week (get to meet Joel!).