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to make a positive difference in the world through my magic. it has helped me overcome so much, I want to share my story, and hopefully use it to inspire others to go after their dreams. (be them magic related or otherwise) we hear all the time about how powerful magic can be, it's my dream to...

there are a lot of great points here. each person has their own interpretation of "knowing" when they are good at magic. I think, and this is just how i see it, that the biggest thing, is recognition by others, both of the general public, and members of the community. im not saying recognition...

while i disagree with this thread, i couldn't help but laugh at that one... :D

i am just as shocked as you are. i dont understand why threads like this are on here. this is a place to advance our work as magicians, not try to be players.

Thread by Wayne Houchin

**Note, I posted this in another thread, under my old username, CMichaels, but i felt it was fitting here as well.** Growing up with a physical disability, you are looked upon as different. And a lot of the time, especially when you are younger, it really affects your confidence. as i got...

and that is what makes Control such an incredible effect. The new version, 2.0, even with the minor tweaks, makes it that much stronger of a moment.

cheers to you good sir. cherish the experience.

that trick is all about the spectator. if you watch the DVD Aaron constantly references how "the spectator makes the passes", they do most of the work for you. not to mention it is a great effect. one of my favorites.

as of right now, i have 20 decks, 12 of which are open. some of the closed ones i will never open. (brown wynns, 1st edition black ghosts) but most of the open ones i use fairly regularly.

really enjoyed watching that. it's unreal what he can do with a deck... that whole experience of seeing him in NYC that day will stick in my mind forever. incredible.

This was just posted over at iTricks.com yesterday: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=crueRHCwRzw just goes to show that magic has no boundaries.

thats a good one. :D ---- i don't really have a single word to describe Derren. He does so many different things on stage that it is difficult to pin him down to one thing. i guess if I really had to pick, it would be genius.

a lot of the tricks that i would do have already been mentioned. im not sure if i saw Ghostbills by Andrew Mayne mentioned, but that is one that i always perform when all i have on me is bills. I have a question for the person above me who mentioned Control. Don't you think that a restaurant...

Also check out Fancy Band by Chris Kenner in the 1-on-1 section, it's not a trick, but just a cool little bit to add to a routine.

I performed the original version of Control in most of my shows throughout 2008 and 2009, with few exceptions. It was one part of the act that those who had seen my show before were both afraid and interested to see again. The new footage, ideas and tips in 2.0 have really made this one of the...

*note. this is what i would do if it were just a party with friends or family, if it were a paying gig, a lot of this would be different.* i always have a deck on me, be it going to a party or not. i always make sure i have at least one double in the deck. depending on the party ill set myself...

I enjoy reading about the SNC. I myself have not yet entered one, though that will change this week with the announcement of the Magic-Con contest. I think it's cool to see how each person that enters the contests has their own unique style of whatever it is that they are doing, be it performing...

I got a chance to see and speak with David during his 72 event to help raise money for Haiti. It was an incredible experience to be able to watch him work in person, and to see the true power of magic and how it was able to bring so many people together and help raise money and awareness to a...