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If you would like some awesome books that will teach you a wealth of information about misdirection, audience management, and just great ways to improve your magic beyond the tricks, Tommy Wonder's Books of Wonder are great!

No problem, man! Any way I can help someone else fully enjoy this wonderful art we call magic, the better!

Take a deep breath and realize that beyond our little bubble of the magic world, laymen don't usually see magic as this like super mystical, serious thing. Of course some people may think magic is the real thing but most of those people are easy to pick out and you should deal with them...

I feel like with the proper clothing and whatnot the voltage wouldn't be that dangerous, more just a feat of enduring the annoyance of constantly being zapped for 3 days. The visual element should be interesting, however.

I went to the factory since it's like 15 minutes away and they did not have a place from which you could buy the cards there. I was hoping I could pick up a bunch of cheap decks there but alas, I was mistaken.

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Spend A LOT of time with cards in hand just getting extremely comfortable with them until they almost feel like an extension of you. Also listen to music as you play with and practice with the cards. Fluidity and smoothness will come naturally through these practices from what I have experienced.

Andrei Jikh: 51 pushups Patrick Kun: 43 pushups

Yeah I have to agree with joshrobarts. It doesn't even look like the same effect that Dani does. When I saw Dani do it I was completely fooled, but I could see everything going on here. It is clear that you rushed to put this video up because there are several blatant flashes which totally...

Hey guys! There has been a lot of buzz about Peter Eggink's new Haunted Deck effect, so I decided to write a review on it that would give you a better feel for it's advantages and disadvantages. Check it out at Trick Shop Magic!

I posted this in another thread where a guy was asking a similar question, particularly where to find tricks that you can do with a borrowed, shuffled deck. Look up Harry Lorayne's material for a bunch of impromptu card magic that laymen love. His Classic Collection volumes (there are three of...

Why not just share it with us? Seems like something we shouldn't really have to pay extra for.

I posted this in another thread where a guy was asking a similar question, particularly where to find tricks that you can do with a borrowed, shuffled deck. Look up Harry Lorayne's material for a bunch of impromptu card magic that laymen love. His Classic Collection volumes (there are three of...

Look up Harry Lorayne's material for a bunch of impromptu card magic that laymen love. His Classic Collection volumes (there are three of them) are filled with it. They are a fairly large amount of money to drop on a book, but I think it's totally worth it. Also, I've heard very good things...

Thanks, guys! I'm glad you both found the review helpful. I should mention that the private forums on Jeff Kaylor's website are now up and people have been posting a bunch of good ideas on there.

I just finished writing a big review (with pictures haha!) for the much-talked about Any Signed Card to Any Spectator's Wallet. I tried to answer all the major questions that you may have about the effect. If, however, I left something out please feel free to ask me! You can read my...

Hey guys! I received Curtain Call by Barrie Richardson about a couple of months ago, and I just wrote a pretty detailed review for it over on the Trick Shop Magic blog. I talk about and describe a dozen (just a sample) of my favorite effects, as well as the overall quality of the book...

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YES! I totally agree with this! (And no I don't think the Buck Twins resemble B.J. Novak)