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Influence by Robert Cialdini is a really great book. An easy and very interesting read. Available on Amazon.

Karate Coin looks great! Looking forward to the new video.

Good work for starting a few weeks ago! The glide was about the only card sleight I knew for like the first few months I started learning magic. Keep it up!

Royal Road to Card Magic is great to start with, Card College can be a little daunting at first. Mark Wilson's Encyclopedia of Magic or Joshua Jay's Magic: The Complete Course are also great books for the beginner. Those should both be available on Amazon.com

Nice video! Liked it a lot.

You could try applying different amounts of pressure with your fingers. Sometimes with a very light touch a card will "stick" to your finger (no licking needed) whereas to much pressure can cause cards to not separate. Sometimes it is surprising how little pressure is needed.

Great information. Hope people heed this advice.

Looks really great!

Thanks for commenting. The feedback is appreciated!

Thanks for the review, was thinking about getting this. Sounds great!

Thanks! Very nice idea. One box could make the cards less busy also. I'll have to try it out.

Thanks! You're right.... It does sort of look like T.A.R.D.I.S. I didn't realize that! Haha. Glad you like it!

Thanks for the comment. Just the type of information I was looking for. Anybody else care to take a look at the design?

This playing card back was designed by https://twitter.com/#!/balloonandmagic. Would like to hear what everybody thinks. Thanks for your input! http://twitpic.com/6urlh7

Great looking cards and box. I would prefer white faces be printed with white boarders and black faces with black boarders. Thanks for sharing your designs. Hope you decided to print them.

I would like to see all three. If you end up submitting them I would like to hear about your experience with the wire. An inside look could help other magicians with their efforts.

Crazy Man Handcuffs, Missing Link, and Stairway are the three rubberband tricks I perform the most. They are all great effects. I would start with learning Stairway. Somewhat easy to learn and people really like it.

I agree on both counts. Thanks for the advice.

I think you see what you're looking for when it is not really there. Any "pause" is me taking my time because I'm relaxed and I feel I have nothing to hide.

Here is a video of me performing a strike double several times. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Smqc5zjn3Oo TheatreHead's post is dead on. The important thing is what the spectator thinks has happened.