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1. How do you handle audience participation? More specifically, do you choose people randomly or do you pre-select them before the show? 2. What have you learned about doing TV? For example, was there anything you would do differently if you had a chance to redo the Letterman appearance or...

I think Jamy Ian Swiss accurately described when it is and is not okay to expose a method in his book, Shattering Illusions. He wrote, "If you have a sincere artistic motive, then do whatever you want and I will support you." Penn and Teller expose their tricks because that's the most...

How do you practice new material? More specifically, what is the process you go through from when you first learn a trick to when it goes into your show or repertoire? When, how, and why do you drop tricks from your show or repertoire? Finally, what's your hell gig story?

Here is part of mine (no way I could get all my decks into one shot, and no one wants to see mounds of bikes among a couple of custom decks). http://imgur.com/7HdrVlc

1. How have events in your life outside of cardistry influenced your work in cardistry? 2. With the new year coming soon, what are going to be your card-related goals or resolutions for the new year? 3. When you practice, is it more of a meditation where you turn your brain off and let your...

Gene Anderson's looks fantastic, but it's a pain to set up and the set up takes forever. A great alternative is Axel Hecklau's Newsflash 2.0, but that is a lot more expensive.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BAu7BFAtMe4

A few months ago, I bought the book The Open Prediction Project by Thomas Baxter. It taught 51 different versions of this plot (the open prediction); 51 being a tip of the hat to the original Stewart James trick, 51 Faces North, which is the holy grail of this plot. Some of the methods in that...

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1. Eric Ross 2. Mike Hankins 3. Chris Mayhew 4. Alex Geiser 5. Andrei Jihk 6. Blake Vogt 7. Calen Morelli 8. B Smith 9. Dan White

I do speedcubing, which is Rubik's Cube solving. I average about 13 seconds. I play trombone. I like music, but mainly jazz and classical. I can't really get into rock, pop, and rap. I program computers. I'm a good poker player. I'm a Star Wars nerd.

1. red: King of Hears white: 7 of clubs blue: 5 of hears 2. red:9 of clubs white:5 of diamonds blue: 10 of clubs 3. red: 8 of diamonds white: ten of diamonds blue: 5 of spades

How about a book?

It doesn't really matter because the judges aren't doing this based on likes vs. dislikes. If you want your video to have less dislikes, then delete it after the contest is over and re-upload it later. That'll show us if the haters were just disliking all of the videos on this forum. Oddly...

It's the same with a lot of our videos, including mine. I think that two people on this forum really want to win, so they assume that the judges won't look at the videos with the thumbs down.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kh3L6-iiJBg Here's an original trick with the Rubik's Cube.

11:00 EST is 10:00 Central, 9:00 Mountain, and 8:00 PST, where you live. It ended 24 minutes ago, and we just have to wait for the judge to watch all of the videos and make a decision. edit: j.bayme must have posted while I was still typing.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sTfsbM_Td7w I'm jumping on the bandwagon and revealing ref4m.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TUbENLfPwpY My video is almost done processing, but here is the link. It's a Jay Sankey trick from his Supernatural DVD. When I read the description of the contest, I remembered Jay talking about how he likes to take tricks with cards and eliminate the cards.

Someone must have removed one of my tags because my 8 tag is up there but my diamonds wasn't. If you haven't figured out by now, my guess was: 8 of Diamonds