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My suggestion would be to check out the USPCC website and read the stuff on their custom playing cards. If one is able to put faces on the back of cards, or wedding announcements and the like, I don't see why the backs(or the fronts) could be made as business card information. The only...

The Versa switch by John Carney would accomplish the same as the 4for4. Pretty much the only drawback of this switch is the fact that it requires that you're using a table. It's in Carneycopia by Stephen Minch

in my personal experience, the DDC flies with a little bit of misdirection(although i suppose that can be said of all sleights, but i digress) but i kinda like it.

you can find it in good detail on Jeff Mcbride's Card Manipulation series(volume...2 if my memory serves). he does an excellent job explaining it IMHO

i like em both, they both come up with some really hard hitting and awesome material. but for pure skill with cards, i'd have to go with the buck twins on this one i think, although it is close.

i havent really made a "trick" per se...its more of a production. a fan of cards is stabbed into the rest of the deck while its riffling and the selection is produced. Although i have doubts whether its been published before or not

yes i definately agree with that. not just for this effect but for any actually..considering its the presentation that makes the effect. Of course, this is just another prime example of the "what is wrong with magic as an art today?" from cerca trova :(

I am particularly fond of the bizarre twist/vanish. i use it constantly.

excellent, i love the effect Deuce Bag, so learning each and every subtlety will be quite enjoyable and will only makes the effect and performance that much better :D

i like the ego slip as well, but the control i use most often is usually the pass(not sure about a definitive reference for the pass..its in a lot of places) or the hofzinser spread control(daryl's sleight of hand) off topic but, first post :) glad to be part of such a great site