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Hah, you're telling me :p and you've been before! Thanks though :) I won't feel completely out of place now haha. - Sean

Yarp :D I'll be going for my first time this year. I normally tackle conventions with a friend of mine but alas he couldn't make it due to University exams (it's my reward for finishing my one and only exam actually). This means I will know absolutely no-one there, so feel free to come and...

Queen of Clubs, Six of Diamonds, Five of Spades. (and while I'm here, hi guys, long time no see :)) - Sean

Fair enough. Perhaps I should've said "most of us could agree" instead. :p I'm not seeing the difference in effect and the effect I thought I just saw between either of them. To me, I would say I saw solid pass through solid right at the fingertips. I think you'd find maybe most spectators...

I think we can all agree, it's pretty much the same effect, and the spectator is going to leave thinking they saw the exact same thing no matter who's version you go with. :) They both look really good, whilst Akira's may be more visual and smooth, that works really well for him and his...

I think he uses the spread or dribble as a very disarming and convincing action that their card is lost in the deck. So even if they think that he had controlled the card, to them, he's already done so otherwise he wouldn't handle the deck so freely - So the next action of him squaring the deck...

Shoot him a PM :) I'm sure he'll fix you up. - Sean

I believe Zachmonky has a video somewhere, he has his own little twist on it though from what I remember; still, very good. :) - Sean

Hmm, but again I would say to you, what if riffling the deck at the back is such a natural thing for him to do, he does it enough throughout his whole performance (not just during that trick), then by the time it comes to execute the pass the spectators eye isn't attracted to the deck? Rather...

Yeah, I've tried numerous times to pause my recorded version exactly when it flashes, but have yet to succeed... Upon slowing the video down (Hooray for Sky+) it appears to be someone strapped/roped to a chair trying and struggling to get up? - Sean

Unfortunately Donald, Derren said that if it was posted on the internet it wouldn't work. Can't remember the exact reason, sorry. :( - Sean

I was stuck for about 10 seconds, could not move my legs or my hands from my legs, very weird sensation; after 10 seconds or so had passed I felt like I could slowly move, but like supermuncher, my legs were very jelly like. - Sean

My age is on my profile buddy, that's how he knew I would presume. OR MAYBE HE'S PSYCHIC :eek: But yeah, moderation on this forum for people like him seriously needs to step up a notch in my opinion... - Sean

I happen to disagree with getting rid of the riffling of the deck if it's natural for him to do that. I too riffle the back of my deck when I execute a pass, it's never been a problem for me or noticed though because I often just toy with the deck like that; it's just the way I handle cards...

Darn all these overseas events that I can't get to! :( Can carrier pigeons carry people?... - Sean

*cough* Click Me *cough* For future reference, most reviews for products are on there... If you can't find it through the search function, check that thread and then if you still can't find it, make a request or search other forums. :) - Sean

Be Prepared? <--- Click :D And to make this post somewhat more appropriate... Out of interest, Jon, which is your favourite effect out of those and why? :) - Sean

Friday's show involves a video he's created that will hopefully stick viewers to their seats I believe; should be interesting to say the least. - Sean

I'm intrigued as to what the response to this post will be... Thanks for posting this view on things, Chicken. :) - Sean

I know this post wasn't for me but, thank you Pj. - Sean