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To all: I'm a big fan of impromptu magic. Michael Weber and Daniel Garcia especially are well known for their unprepared approach to effects. I have also been using Bill Goodwin and Paul Harris' Linking Laces effect to great effect recently. A good example of a powerful trick that is done...

To Dan and Dave: besides Irving Quant's DVD and Dave's book on palming, do you have any other special projects lined up for this coming year? I heard you mention a DVD with Helder Guimaraes? what about some new 'On Demand's? To Bill Goodwin: Do you ever plan to release any of your...

I know a bluff pass by Bobby Bernard which makes use of the table. i learnt it from Apocalypse, cant remember which volume. I think Andi Gladwin has a nice refined variation on it as well. Cheers Jon

It's actually a Jerry Sadowitz creation called the 'slip jog'. I learnt it from 'Card zones', the collected works that he put out with Peter Duffie. cheers Jon

I agree that the breakless curry turnover change (or Jamie Badman's underground change/ switch) is a good way to go. The miracle change by Ed Marlo would also work well for a switch of one card for another as would the Downs change. simple but effective when done well. Cheers Jon

Paul Curry's turnover change and Marlo's breakless version. Also a more contemporary variation is the 'underground change' by Jamie badman

i think this thread is beginning to prove that your choice of count is dependant on the context of the move within the trick as a whole and its suitability to the overall style of performer. More importantly, selecting an appropriate count that suits the pace and flow of the handling in general...

Thanks everyone for your replys. its all stuff that i will look into. i've used the flustration count a lot in the past, but have been recently doing more packet tricks, and although its a wonderful move, i have been on the hunt for an alternative handling or another move. i love the flow of the...

Hey guys, i've never been 100% convinced by the deceptivness of the flustration count (or the rumba count). does anyone know an alternative count or display that achieves the same thing (i.e. a count that shows a small packet of cards as all alike, even tho the packet contains only one of...

Hey guys, I wanted to pick your brains and was hoping i could get some opinions and input from u all about an effect i've been curious about recently. I'm working on a presentation of it but am unsure of where to go. Firstly, my inspiration was a memory i have of Jerry Sadowitz performing a...