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Or if you want a DVD, in the beginning there was coin teaches few, I believe.

As he said, it's a Boston Box. However, if you are trying to find the coin size that he used, you will have hard time finding it. But if you just want half coin size, that's pretty easy to find.

I still can't justify it to myself to buy 30 dollar nor 60 dollar T-shirts...

Supposedly, it doesn't come with wording "Prediction Player" on the shirt that you will be receiving. Hasn't Jay Sankey released something along this line...? Probably at cheaper price...? Either way... It's... rather strange.

While that is true, you will not have to do everything with both hands, but it is a strong tool if you do. I can only do retention vanish with one hand, and it never is a problem for me. However, I do sometimes ponder on the convenience if I did not have to change hands to do a certain vanish...

Check your PM, didn't want to go to boarder line exposing, haha.

That 1,500 dollar does make me chuckle.

I don't know, I've been noticing new bikes are less 'springy' then what they used to be. I opened a new deck this morning, and they were bending left and right while I was trying to break the deck in.

I'd like to put Justin Miller here. I didn't read entire 7 pages, so his name might have. Not just for his work on Silver Dreams (though it is brilliant), his restaurant works (coin and others) are nothing short of amazing. How he performs it, how he routined it, it's all very well thought out...

It can be used with signed card. There is a quick pause in the "flow" but that's what signing does with every control out there.

Another thing you could try is you can try to give quick bend to the cards above the break (double, triple, whatever). That will let the air between cards out and they are more likely to stay together. I also do outjogging of the cards. Afterwards, I can use my thumb to press down on the cards...

What I do is I ask the spectator to shuffle the card until they are satisfied. Afterward I ribbon spread the card face up (you can alternatively just display them in your hands) and ask "cards are thoroughly shuffled?" Then the spectator generally would say "yes" since they shuffled it. Then I...

Would you call that a deck of cards?

That probably requires defining what "insanely talented" is.

I was hoping you were. Even though I knew you were joking (or at least assumed) I was rather irked. I do apologize if my statement had rained on the parade (or whatever is proper idiom is here) I... probably should have pmed that comment, not state it here... My apologies.

I knew the reference, but I still took some offense of this, Draven.

"Excuse me, is that yours....?" (produce spongeball out of general vicinity of the spectator) I use red sponge balls, so if I see red shirt/jacket, I pretend to pull it off of there.

While it's true that a lot of pop songs use same chord progression, there are tons of ways to make it interesting, and reasons only certain songs sell while others don't. Along that line, all you need is DL and color change to make a card trick and you'd have a hit. That's gist of how that...

I really don't think number of moves matter as much as number of phases. Number of phases should be flexible in ACR as if people seems to not respond, you can either pull out bigger guns or end early. If people are enjoying it, be ready to milk it out as much as they react without going for the...

Box Monster by Nathan Kranzo for the card that is coming out of the deck. I think that one is one of the best rising card effect.