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Congratulations That's awesome man, I personally think that's quite an accomplishment. I'm not sure if you will do it again, but if you're serious about busking, the only thing I would recommend you get it Kozmo's Tales From the Street. It's a two DVD set and he takes you inside the ins and...

Oh and Seek 52 is sweet too. Check it out! www.reynoldsmagic.com

I guarantee that if you get yourself a copy of Card Finesse 2 and the original Card Finesse by Jon Racherbaumer you will be pleasantly surprised. Each on is half moves and subtleties and half card effects. Not too many tricks, just the right amount. I personally have never seen another card...

In the world of Mentalism this topic is very prevalent. There are light-hearted and fun/funny mental effects. Then there are effects that are like "How could he know that?". A few mental effects can even touch the spectator on such a level that it can bring them to tears. Sometimes in...

Holy crap!!!! A tear....You guys are so lucky, be sure to post how the lecture was!

I'm well known in my town for performing a Jim Sisti effect called Mixed Symbols, it's the closet to real mind reading that I have found, and it's virtually impromptu.

As of late it seems like I've been supporting every magic site in existence...

I second that, Brad Christian's early Ellusionist DVDs taught me some vital sleight of hand magic. I really don't get why some people dis that dude. But whatever, everybody is entitled to their own opinions.

LMAO Audience Management at its finest :D

this is all great advice, I constantly have this problem outdoors 24 seven. Welcome to New Orleans!

I was either 7 or 8 years old when I got my first real magic set and I think a basic Cups and Balls was the first thing I learned

Also try the Tarbell Course, all of them expect Vol.4, I think, has material on ring magic. (It's old but it's really great stuff) and also from experience I can tell you that Richard Sanders's Any Ring handkerchief is very worthy of your attention.

A deck of cards, Richard Sanders's Any Ring hanky, and a knife

I experiment with noise/industrial sounds in hopes of creating music. :D I also write poetry and short stories. Magic is life though. Cool topic by the way.

I'm glad you were able to make a difference. That just plain rocks! Also thank you to replying to my thread on the same subject David

Hello fellow Theory 11 forum members. I would very much like to know your opinions on the subject of exposing magical secrets over the internet via Youtube and other such sites. All I know is about a month ago I invested around 30 dollars for an effect called Pressure and it was a very good...

Rock on!!!! I think the most merciful thing in the world, is the inability of the human mind to corrilate all of it's contents. We live on an island of ignorance admist the black seas of infinity, and it was not meant that we should voyage so far. However, one day the pieceing together of...

Saw Hey, Halloween's right around the corner and while i'm not a fan of 1 trick DVDs I can honestly say that "SAW" by Sean Fields was definately a worthy investment. It's an effect where you shove thread half way into your neck and slowly pull it out again, or you even have a spectator pull it...

heh heh, yeah I know, i'm just a little anxious, this is going to be neat, i'm excited.

Sweet I accepted, I have a video of me performing "Maxi Twist" up on there right now