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I use OneNote (for all my school notes as well), but any cloud sync note taking software/app would work pretty well.

One idea for another subtle convincer would be to install a custom launcher on the phone (apex, nova, etc) (you can find them on google play just search one of the ones I listed) and change the settings so that it hides the dots that show what home screen page you're on.

Card 1: 4 of spades Card 2: 7 of hearts Card 1: 9 of diamonds Card 2: 3 of clubs

What everyone is saying is not to take on all of these thing simultaneously, and maybe not even take on all of them, but rather to take things up as they interest you, and not decide at the age of 13 that you will do, for example, cardistry and nothing else for the rest of your life. At 13 years...

This assumes that your spectator has seen both a gaffed and ungaffed version of whatever trick you are doing, which in most cases won't happen.

Based on your model, I would suggest looking into Anthony Jacquin's material on his Automatic Imagination model, it is very similar to what you've just described and may help further develop your own ideas.

General magic usually refers to anything that is not mental magic, coins, or cards. (At least, that is how theory11 defines it in the categories for purchasing tricks) As for boundaries, I have found that in general what plays well for adults will play just fine for most teenagers. As a point...

You can also do a one-coin routine with a ring and it will work pretty well.

Here are my two entries. Both pics taken at the theater where I work. http://instagram.com/p/s8TfjPmO4Y/ http://instagram.com/p/s8TJbTmO33/

This is something that far more people need to try to do. Even if you can't create, build your own routines from things you already do. Don't buy new things to fit situations. I rarely perform at parties, I prefer to talk to people, but if I want to perform I'll usually find a way to mention...

I usually make it appear on a windowsill as far across the room from me as possible. My presentation revolves around explaining that the spectator's perception of what I'm apparently doing and what is actually happening are very different. Which is perfectly true, just not in the way I suggest.

Yes, easily.

I agree with Krab that you could easily adapt blood to work with those cards. However if you've decided you don't want to do that I would still recommend The Score, now that I know what your cards look like I can tell you that The Score will definitely work for you.

The score system is great if you put in the effort. I use regular bikes so I personally prefer Blood. I'm not going to tip where I found it, because you should be able to locate it on your own. (It took me 3 minutes of looking for it to find it, and I didn't even remember the name until after I...

If you don't use standard bikes, look at Daniel Madison's The Score. It's a marking system that will work with almost any deck and is fairly easy to memorize.

I produce it and then make a joke or two about clowns, but then just proceed without any further justification.

Not sure how familiar you are with electronics, but you could probably rig something up yourself for pretty cheap and a little bit of work. I would suggest looking into cell phone motors and arduino. (Just google arduino, they're small circuit boards that are designed to be completely customized...

Also, you may want to check this out. http://divinemagicandnovelties.com/ It's a shop in richmond.

Here's mine. Black vs red dogfight http://instagram.com/p/otap_1mOzT/

I had similar thoughts when I was looking at colleges. I chose psychology. However, while it will help you understand people, as Christopher stated, it's almost impossible to get a psychology related job without going to grad school. For me, since I have no interest in grad school right now...