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There is a difference. The Yigal Mesika IET is of a better quality, BUT the Million Dollar Knot is worth the $20 itself. I would go for that. After you learn the Million Dollar Knot you can buy whatever IET you want and you'll know how to make loops yourself. Big money saver!

It's a shame I had to quote myself from the same thread ...

How long does is take for a video to be posted? My video has been in queue for over a month.

Sorry I must've missed the nomination post. I'll vote with what's available.

For those that don't know Smoothini, check out his website. Smoothini He gets grief for mixing hip-hop and magic, but I really like his stuff. A good magician is a good magician no matter their color, culture or gender. AND ... Not having Daniel Madison on this poll is a crime to magic.

They are very "cool" looking, but they are only a different color of Bikes. Nothing more, nothing less.

Yeah I figured it wasn't any new handlings of performances, but I think everyone that owns or will own Digital Dissolve should have access to the correct credits. A video in the media section is a great idea. Too bad you can't have Steve Dusheck teaching his handling in the new footage.

What about people that have already purchased it or purchase it between now and then? Will they get the extra footage in the form of a download?

Is there a solid date as to when the new dvd will be released?

Was the price $44.95 before it was removed? I don't remember it being that much.

My question on both of these products is if the thread can be stopped during retraction? Can you retract, stop, continue retracting ... or is it one quick retraction?

If you closely examine your Distortion gimmick, you can figure out how it works. I've made a few of my own gimmicks already. It's really not that hard. If you can prove to me that you own Distortion, I will gladly PM you instructions on how to make your own. As for Panic, I don't own it.

Of course it's possible. I mean other humans make them, so why wouldn't you be able to? I'd imagine you'd need a machine to cut and a machine to weld. Maybe a machine to smash with. It's probably dangerous if you don't know what you're doing. I'd recommend buying whatever you need. Most coin...

Yeah. I think they read "street" and voted for that. Again, if you are indeed a busker, please correct us.

Everyone should vote for the category that MOST of their magic falls into. I know most magicians perform more than one type, but pick the one that is closest to your "genre".

From USPlayingCard.com: Did you know that at one time, the king of hearts represented Charlemagne, the king of Diamonds was Julius Caesar, the king of clubs was Alexander the Great and the king of spades was King David from the Bible? These fascinating identities, along with special...

Yeah I used to live in Cincinnati. The area code is definately not 808. It's 513. I wish they wouldn't have closed down The Playing Card Museum. It was an amazing tour AND they'd give you two packs of Bikes at the end!

Another random poll topic. What kind of magic do you perform? I think it'll be interesting to see how the poll results turn out. Let's all learn a little more about each other. I perform close-up magic with a little mentalism on the side.

I am twenty-four years old. I am also the first person to spell out the numbers of my age. I don't know why that matters ...

From Wikipedia: "During World War II they produced cards that when submerged in water could be peeled apart and both halves had a map on the inside. When all the cards were put together it made a large map. These were supplied to POWs so if they escaped they would have a map. The company...