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This sounds great. I attended Monday Night Magic twice in my stay in NYC and was pleasantly surprised. In addition to the phenomenal magic, I enjoyed the atmosphere of the old church that was separated from the hustle and bustle of Broadway. -- philiplupo

Guy Hollingsworth's Drawing Room Deceptions compiles quite a few complex ideas, slights, and effects. It's kept me busy for a while. -- P:L

Who do you think is one of the most brilliant minds in magic today? Why? Can you hint toward anything of your creation to come in the next few decades? What is the status of the infamous Wayne Hoochi Hoochis? == P:L

well there have only been 135 posts so maybe no one will get it :P -- P:L

JB: 4/11 Andrei: 7/11 -- P:L philiplupo

I also remember hearing or reading something about WH's Thread being released on All Hallow's Eve Lupo

TED has quickly become one of my favorite sites on the World Wide Web. "Technology Entertainment and Design" is a conference held once a year in Monterey, California where 'the greatest minds from around the world' come together to share new innovative ideas. Their newest uploaded video shows...

just did a quick skim of d+M's site and, low and behold: http://www.danielmadison.co.uk/Burn.htm "44 pages, 22 effects, endless possibilities..." -- pL

"ON FRIDAY THE TWENTY SEVENTH, CARDS. WILL. BURN." http://www.danielmadison.co.uk/ -- {p:L}

For all DPB owners... what's your personal favorite on the DVD? -- P:L

Ya, I noticed it on my first DVD from t11 (TnR) and have noticed it ever since. I still find it funny due to the complete randomness of it all. Gotta love WH and the gang :D -- pL

Not sure if this has already been posted; but it looks like Lethal is finally gone/done: http://www.danielmadison.co.uk/Lethal.htm But did you like the soundtrack? Coming Soon. oh boy...:p -- pL Note: Sorry about that, my search turned up nothing So I guess this can be deleted.

Which, in your opinion, is a better opener for street magic? for table-hopping? for 'show me a trick' moments? Panic or Distortion? Have any other, even better openers? post em. Thanks, Happy Fathers Day, pL

http://magicology.com/2008/06/13/10-11-questions-with-daniel-madison/ ^ An enjoyable read; whether you like d+M or not. -- pL

To anyone that owns or has seen any of Nate Staniforth's magic... Do you know of anywhere I could find tricks like his? Ones that aren't necessarily magic but are still 'amazing'. :D Thanks, philiplupo

Check it out: http://www.magicisdead.com/G/ Look's like an interesting guy. Wasn't too awfully impressed with his uploaded videos but I'm sure they'll be more to come. -- P:L

wouldn't matter to me whether it was a download or a CD, I'd buy it in a heartbeat -- P:L philiplupo

Has anyone purchased anything from Black's Magic? If so, what was it and what is your opinion/review of it. I was looking at Gator Seal but it sounded too good to be true and that usually means... it is. Thanks, -- P:L philiplupo

Very very good post/idea. First is the basics: sleights, handling, body movements, etc. Second I work it in front of the mirror for a while. Third comes without the mirror Fourth, I work on the script without the deck/prop. I do the motions as if I had them, but only work on my script. Fifth...

It is definetly worth the money. Many people complain about gaff decks and how dirty the concept is and how dirty the deck is left. But DG and WH go over numerous techniques on how to get the gaffs in and out of the deck as well as a wealth of sleights, tricks, variations, etc. As for Flow...