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Practice will be the most important thing. You'll figure out what works best for you as you work on different moves. Even "beginner" moves require a LOT of practice to do well. I'm left handed as well, but I haven't made any special changes to how moves are usually handled based on my dominant...

The magician from Frosty The Snowman, and Existo from Hey Vern!

The name of the video is "My Top 3 Best Investments". I have no idea about the rest.

Andrei mentioned it in a recent video. It's a replica Astronomia. The Jacob & Co. original cost about a million bucks!

Winner: Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Score: 21-17. Winner: Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Score: 17-14

Theory11 does a lot with tuck seals, instead of just using one generic seal for every deck. I think the amount of effort that goes into the seal makes or breaks the value of having it on the box. If the seal is really nice I'll try to preserve it by gently scraping a sharp knife under the edge...

Monarchs are my favorite T11 deck. I was sick of using Rider Backs. Monarchs are a good alternative. I like the White Gold Monarchs most.

I'm thankful for getting that gigantic brown recluse living in the curtains at the foot of my bed before he got me. I'm thankful for the U.S.P.C.C. and that I snagged 7 bricks of Cincinnati Bees this year for a song. I'm thankful to Ernest for saving Christmas. Last but not least, I'm thankful...

This just took me to my own entry!

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Jason England has two versions of the bottom deal tutorial. One that is on the Foundations dvd and a newer updated version that is available as a download. I have both. If you can afford the Foundations dvd+download, that's the way I'd go because of all the additional tutorials. Second deal...

Does anyone else ever get that "I don't have anything to shuffle!" feeling?

My first Theory11 purchase!

"A Big Hand For The Little Lady" starring Joanne Woodward, Henry Fonda. "The Cincinnati Kid" starring Steve McQueen, Edward G. Robinson. Both meet your criteria, except for sleight of hand. A big hand for the little lady is highly underrated.

I like the included lecture from the book: "The Art of Switching Decks" by Roberto Giobbi. The DVD was a bonus supplement to the release. The video was recorded at a Genii convention for a private collection, so the quality isn't great, but the 90 minutes of performance/lecture perfectly...

I think 2009. I can't remember. You can still buy steamboat reprints from Art of Play. $8 each, and they have some other great reprints as well. Peau Doux reprints are hard to beat.

Aviators made in Cincinnati, Oh.

I can't figure this stuff out! Someone should do a tutorial about how to link stuff from Instagram to here. Also I haven't got a clue about hashtags either!

If the MF in MF-Joon stands for what I'm hoping it does then your officially my all time favorite magician! I'm thinking of horrible bosses!

I can only speak as a long time customer. I buy from both companies. I'm not blindly loyal to either. I own a lot of Theory11 decks, but it's mostly multiples of a few designs. If you want great handling cards you can't go wrong with Theory11 custom decks. I just think several designs are to...