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pro carrier, much more professional, much better looking, much cooler.

which method? first or second? i've worked on the second purely for fun but i do not use the first. I use a one handed bottom palm instead.

to the best of my knowledge, dan and dave are not the same person, but with radioactive fallout and cloning these days, they could be. My vote, Rob Stiff and the DJ shuffle.

so you really don't want to watch criss angel other than to learn what NOT TO DO. he is not good and although he was got attention for magic, he is really bad. david blaine is good to learn from because he knows his performance style and teaches that whatever works for you is golden. sankey...

first off, the trick is amazing, but i would disagree about the description in his book being confusing. aaron is an amazing performer. of for the quote above ^, i'd have to say that you are right in that it is that easy but you really should invest much more time in it than watch, practice...

Can your material be done on a round table?

there is a book out by Paul Rohmany i believe (sorry if i misspelt the name) all about the cruise ship industry. i've heard great things, might want to check that out.

last time saw tyler wilson he told me that Chad Kroger of Nickelback was an amateur magician he's pretty good according to a DJ from Calgary.

nice. one thing i never liked is the awkward squaring after every card. seems repetitive and annoying to me. but that was executed very well.

that sounds like it would be a pimpin episode of CSI. but really, if i were to rob a magician i'd probably rob aaron fisher or tyler wilson of their skill, i have cards. good luck dove panning this guys a**. pm me, i'd like to join in, but im a country away.

funny thing is that i have many friends that are women and do magic, probably better then you and most people on these forums. most of you are hobbyists, which is fine because you work on some difficult stuff, but i know women that work. I know women who perform better magic and get better...

i heard rumors that the 12th theory in magic is that women can't do it.... sorry

very fast but VERY jerky. an amazing magi friend of mine said he would rather have a pass that flashed but was smooth than one that was invisible and jerky. looks good, hopefully for you its silent.

I USED to be a big advocate for books not being made into dvd's. now i could care less. When T11 released the DPS i was rather frustrated as i spent lots of time learning and working on finding the tips and hints of the move. now to me its another move kids buy, think is too hard or try to...

these guys can't work it properly. the gimmick takes time to work it out but it's not that bad. seriously buy the dvd support Kranzo and don't be a chump.

My name is Brett and I'm 19. I have a problem...I'm an addict. I go to university in Hamilton, ON and i'm a first year physical science student. I specialize in card stuff. I have a restaurant set up for january and I hope to get at least 2 or 3 next summer. I have at least 16...

for a shift the cards do NOT have to be shifted to another place in the deck. there are a few moves that are entitled a shift that remove the cards from the deck entirely. there is one i can think of right now from Erdnase but I know there are more similar moves.

check out Dai Vernon: A Biography by David Ben. It was a little dry at first but there are tons of amazing stories about vernon and his dedication to magic and card table artifice.

one of the only differences between online forums and "real" magic shops is that you talk to people face to face. you are still likely to get crap loads of bad advice. while they sell you crap you don't need. how about go practice and perform. that will REALLY help you out.

i'm shocked that people don't want to see magic. i'm a first year and i've honestly had people knock on my door and ask to see stuff. its unreal. not to mention it helps with the ladies at parties and just to make friends. i love fooling and entertaining intellects.