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No there's not one REALLY like it from what I've seen (Scott would def know way more than I would here) but you could always take what you learned here and design your own routine.

If you are talking about the 11p trick I love the routine too. I've been performing it for a little while now and really enjoy the surprise ending. A lot of James material is fantastic.

I forgot about that one, registered and never posted haha... Anthony is the moderator there if I'm not mistaken

Try finding a "clinic" type. I'm sure you can find one fairly close to you. While Reality is Plastic has a lot of awesome information it isn't a complete course and Anthony recommends further reading. Ormond's book is WIDELY suggested among the working pro's. Also for some great pro's to...

Happy Birthday buddy :-)

More people should head up to Boston (ahem Eric) haha

Agreed if you study both of those you'll have a great understanding of it. Nothing compairs to learning hands on from a professional though. If you can take a class or possibly approach a professional office that is typically the best way. Sure reading about it will give you an understanding...

I just bought a rectangular one yesterday.

I'll try to post a video of what I would do later on (I've got some other things to film first)

You could also hide that the back has changed and move into bizarre twist. That would separate the color change and hit harder becuase the card has been in view longer (increasing impossibility).

Right but this is no longer the original biddle. In the original the climax was the "could this be" and now it's "it is my card... o but it's different!" so the differnt color should be the climax of the effect. When you revealed the different color back early we already knew that was the card...

I totally disagree. I think showing the selection first enhances the changed back.

Gregory Wilson's On the Spot.... Re Capped... there's a bic pen in every classroom

I love David's material. Everything he does is super smooth and very well thought out. His One Coin routine is excelent and the Resturaunt DVD's... awesome.

Congrats Ben awesome video!

That would be pretty cool. Mike, Full support bud!

It does say right on the page "It's a subtlety that is not 100% sure fire." So you should have kind of known it was something similar. However with that said; this was a problem with Luke Jermay's early material. Some of his techniques where not 100% surefire and people disliked the material...

If it's the same method as the one from Dan and Dave (which I think it is) then yes. The misdirection is awesome and with a good presentation you can get this to hit hard. I know it seems simple and a little bold but it does work if you believe it will (I know that sounds lame but it's true).

Good luck everyone! Everyone's entries looked awesome. Fingers crossed from here I guess! haha

Search and Destroy is fantastic through and through