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I concur with Franky. Very eloquently written, though.

Ryan Schlutz is a nice guy. He’s easygoing, intelligent and has a certain twinkle in his eye that just makes you want to trust him; which makes him fooling you all the more enjoyable. Point in truth is that Ryan Schlutz is one clever guy with an offering of original workable card magic which...

AndyW is right. This routine was marketed as Compression by Doug Mckenzie and Dan White. It was later pulled from the market before it received any significant exposure to the magic fraternity. It's based off of an old principle/sight gag that isn't new at all. Just overlooked. Also, it is...

Congratulations re-tabed, enjoy your gifts ;) And good contest gentlemen! Hope to keep the good stuff coming and a merry Christmas to all of you! fabio

Here goes my debut. Merry Christmas you guys! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RZ6DvxVGLFo

Hey there, I highly believe that the Clipshift is without a doubt, one of the most versitaile moves that i have come along in my time practicing magic. I currentley use it in three of my own routines, but i use is more as a control rather than as a change. Except when i jazz up my ACR. I was...

I highly reccomend "John Carney on Palming" a amazing dvd with all types of palms. Taught by one of the very best of the scholars out there on magic.

Haha, well that's what these forums are for man. You'll find that in Highschool, that you are met witha lot of oppurtunities to work out new ideas and you won't believe how many things will influence your creative touch. Weather it 's patter or tricks, because everything goes in and out of your...

True, true. But as always it really differs on how the disipline code is at every school it difffers. And you should let people get to know you first, or at least have a idea of who you are, not a magician, but a actual person.

Dude, c'mon. I'm one of those popular kids. Take it easy, man.

well it seems that the gecko requires ajacket and the use of the sleeves, wich im pretty sure it does. If you plan to use it in school enviroment you'll have to be careful. around the same use of the topit, it'll take aknack to master some of the handlings, wich could be quite risky in a...

High school is Amazing. Im 16 and i've been doing magic in school for a long time now and it really is the best place learn how to manage crowds, master misdirection and above all work on your chops. Their even might a couple of guys in your school who do what you do and think They are better...

well, I present my magic differently for different kinds of people. On a regular basis, i present it as a mystery, not necesarily a trick or REAL magic, just as a WOW! "There's no way he could do that" type of reaction. Wherass for my ADV. theater dept calssmates, I do it as a trick. But on a...

At the TAOM in september, Danny told my buddy and I that the card doesn't rise through...the deck falls through the card. He performed it for us there. fabio

Really you might wanna burn the deck in your hands right now. If you have that attitude Tally. School isn't as bad as you think. Life is what you make it.

Education is as good as the individual wants to be. It doesn't matter if you go to princeton or harvard or the best Universty in the world. If you dont study you're just throwing away money and a hopeful future. If you don't study you don't get any smarter.

I love magic i do, But school is way more important. Not only that you just don't want a reputation as an awesome magician, you also want a reputation as a good or great student. It has gotten a lot a people very far to have good grades. fabio

It's nothing like sean's. Imagine a Very hot knife and some butter. You got that image, good. Now imagine that HOT knife just sinking right through that butter, that's how smooth and awesome it looks. WOW. Fabiooris p.s I found you Calvin