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Tally Hos do well in long sessions and in performances too!

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Good beginner DVD: Michael Ammar's Complete Introduction to Coin Magic

You heard wrong... replace "these may be" with "there are no current plans for these deck to be"...

I won't discuss any further but there are no dupes.

In my opinion, Tally Hos last longer than Bikes. I don't know why, but they just do. They feel a little bit stiffer too... again, I don't know why because they look basically the same thickness. Just order a pack or two off the 'net and see for yourself. It's all based on preference.

If you like impromptu card magic then you'll love "Impossible Three" and "Elevator"...

The shipping will probably make up the rest of the cost...

Video editing.... I think.

Some people are afraid of making a fool of themselves on camera. This fear is heightened by the fact that you are intending on fooling them. Don't worry, just perform for them without the camera and move onto another spectator. Perhaps the person was a most wanted criminal and you were about to...

I'm not saying that you shouldn't help people advertise. I'm just saying that the review might be a bit biased because you and him are mates. If you want to help your mates advertise, by all means go for it.

I find your review is a bit biased seeing as you are advertising JDEN in your signature. Brian Tudor didn't create the one-handed revolution - he popularised it.

Not unless the designs are copyrighted, which is the case. Therefore, USPCC will win and you'll get money to the amount of your purchase. Nothing more, nothing less. Notify the USPCC but don't try to get any money out of it because you'll probably end up spending more money on lawyers and stuff...

I find it ironic that I posted a very low priority query and got a response in three days...

The people who download the files off the pirating sites probably wouldn't buy the stuff anyway.

After playing solitaire by myself every now and then, I decided to step up my game... Oz Pearlman was the first. Wayne Houchin and Danny Garcia came next. They were the big ones when I started. They made me want to continue, so I did. Thanks, guys. Books, DVD's, performing for people is...

What? That's just like saying "I perform a 'double lift' for them"... Usually I'll decline but sometimes I'll do a quick sandwich routine...

There are already a few threads on this subject. CLICK HERE to read about how I break in a deck...

It will get stronger with practice. Alternatively, you can use your ring finger.

I think he wanted you to think of a different Garcia... e.g. Frank Garcia.