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Wayne, will you ever come to South Carolina for a lecture? -Casey

Here is a solution: The Five Points in Magic by Juan Tamariz http://store.dananddave.com/the-five-points-in-magic-juan-tamariz.html GREAT BOOK. I can't say much about it because it's just gold. Pure gold. Trust me. -Casey

If you've only had a short amount of time practicing hypnosis and suggestion, I wouldn't recommend doing this yet. You need a lot of time to make sure you've studied it correctly and can do it without miss. I've heard good things about Universal Impression by B. Smith. You might want to check...

If you want tips on presentation and how to connect with your audience more to make a lasting impression, I recommend picking up Juan Tamariz's Five Points in Magic. I LOVE this book with dear heart and soul, and it's always something I will be coming back to when I need tips on using this part...

Well the ad is what sells the product. It should say a lot about the change. If you want people to purchase the product they have to see what it looks like. There were I think 2 performances of the change. Didn't show applications or a trick to go with it. So, the ad should speak for the product.

Ok, well I don't think you should have used the ad anyways. It is humorous, but you want to bring out the fact that you are serious about it. I would redo the ad over with a more professional outlook and feel. But that is just my opinion, you do whatever you like. :) -Casey

It does look like a good change though, can't argue with that. But the ad "singles" out the other party. And it makes it look like you reflect those views too. You shouldn't really involve politics into a color change ad just because there is no need. The change itself should be plenty enough...

Yea, I agree with this. If you want to sell make sure it's high quality. Even if it is an eBook, you don't want somebody to think that since he has a poor quality camera, so is the eBook. Just a heads up. I also did not like the ad, just because im a Conservative....but I didn't really mind. LMAO

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There has been many threads on the subject. I don't want to sound rude, but please use the search function. JB said himself there are plans to compile yet another DVD volume of his newest releases. -Casey

What is the difficulty in doing Pulp Friction. I'm looking into this myself, but what are the basics you need to know before picking this up. GREAT review by the way, glad to see that someone actually cares about reviewing their items thoroughly. :) -Casey

I could, and I would, but what I would actually post would stir up a bunch of controversy. I'll have to ask Dan for rights to post the special something. -Casey

Welcome back Tom. Glad to see you back here on the forums. Hope everything is going great with your magic and outside of it as well. We all look forward to any future releases here that you have with theory11 (or any other company). -Casey

If you say "only" intermediate, I assume you have experiences with color changes (based on your word choice). so with that, I don't recommend any of those 2 changes. I would recommend an on the deck change if your work is more in the hands and off of the table. If you are more on the table, then...

Does this mean if I send in one of "these" I can go for FREE?!?!?! Haha just kidding, although I am out on money, I wouldnt mind sending you on of "these". hehe -Casey

Haha. That's the price he pays for trying to "scam" people and make a quick buck. Looks like we won't be hearing from him again while he's in his little cave. -Casey

If I recall, the Linen Finish is what is used on the Stud deck, produced by the Walgreen Company. Studs are indeed very good cards. Not the longest lasting deck out there, but for the price they sell it for, which is $2, it is a decent deck to have for practice. It is thin too, so if you like...

I 3rd this post guys. What Jason did was "uncalled" for. By that I mean it was immature of him to place a poster's name from a conversation that was meant to be private. Hence the term "PRIVATE MESSAGE". Maybe this was a way for you to whine about younger people who are actually trying to learn...

I second this. I've always wanted Card Fictions for just that trick alone. Looks like a real fooler if you ask me. -Casey

It's bad it had to end like that Zach. Sorry for losing the chances to get that plane ticket. Hope the future raffle goes more according to plan. Good luck my friend. -Casey