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“Elyts comes from , you figure that out ..

If you wonder what got me started to film this , I’ll show you just this :

“Why not show something original, and make some people copy you instead?”

Hm.. that right, and know you have this, hope you like my work over an year an some months, really appreciate if you leave some feedback to see where I’m at in your eyes .

Regards.”

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Bowen is getting better and better every time i see a new video from him. He has style and that is what we are looking for. Aren’t we?

Good job Ambrose, keep it up and keep meeting up toghether, you’ll learn a lot from each other.

-Alejandro

“After a long break from card-videos, here’s a new one exploring geometrical shapes made by cards.”

-Jonas Haglund

A cardistry/flourishing demonstration. Featuring the first cut I created, The Crucifix. Credits: Dan and Dave, Daryl, Daniel Madison, Kevin Ho, Huron Low, DeVo, Dimitri, Andrei Jikh, Bone Ho, Brian Tudor, Kent.

-Ineski

A perfect tutorial on How-Not-To perform for a live audience…

Just kidding, he’s not that bad… i guess he just needs some practice in front of real humans and stay away from the forums underworld.

The only thing that i found lame was the tshirt. Thanks for the video though it was worth blogging, i enjoyed it a lot and i hope to see more live videos from you.

Thanks again and keep it up dogg!

-Alejandro

Old practice footage from January. You guys may get find it fun to watch me screw up, lol.

-Jordan Lapping

Andrei Jikh contacted me to remind that the auction for his personal White Centurions deck is ending within today so dont miss the chance to get a piece of history signed by the man that is revolutionizing the cardistry scene.

This is what he told me:

“In addition, I will provide one Las Vegas Club Special or one Brown Wynn Deck upon request, both of which are extremely limited and rare. Decks will also be signed upon request, contact me at jikhvladimir@yahoo.com”.

Right now they’re pretty affordable at $26 the lot. Here is the link to the auction: WHITE CENTURIONS BY ANDREI JIKH

PTV, a well known eBay seller has listed an unsold brick of Jerry’s Nugget decks, the last he has in stock. You don’t usually get the chance to see so many Jerry’s Nuggets listed at the same time so take advantage of it while you can, the higher supply the lower prices.

Bidding starts at $1000 which makes the decks $83 each, SEALED!. A bargain, isn’t it?
Here is the link to the auction: UNSOLD BRICK Of 12 DECKS JERRY NUGGETS CARDS

Where will you spend your saved bucks before the summer ends?

You can check out our PlayingCardCollectors.com forum for more good deals.

It took him 20 days and 140.000 playing cards to build a small replica of the Olympic Games Village in Beijing, China.

Bryan Berg broke the Guinness World Record for the World’s Tallest House of Cards in 1992 at the age of seventeen, with a tower fourteen feet, six inches tall. His latest record-holding structure in the category is over twenty-five feet tall. In 2004, Guinness created a new record category for the World’s Largest House of Cards to recognize a project Berg built for Walt Disney World, a replica of Cinderella’s Castle. He continues to hold both records.

Quite simply, Michael Moschen has revolutionized juggling, refining it into an art and a bit of a science.

With a penchant for discipline, choreography, and catching flying balls — and using props that include flaming torches, hoops, rods, and a ten-foot plastic triangle enclosure within which he stands, bouncing balls against the sides to achieve incredible patterns and velocities — he creates illusions of speed and light that push the envelope of what is possible within this age-old circus art.

Watch as Michael Moschen speaks in front of the TED audience.

(running time 37:02)

“Mr. Moschen is a juggler. But that simple statement, though accurate, fails to do justice to the enchantment of his presentation. Mr. Moschen turns juggling into a fine art, so that it grows akin to dance … Mr. Moschen creates what could be called a visual music in space with his juggling.” — New York Times

Important links and other information

1.Michael Moschen’s Wiki page:
2. Michael Moschen’s website: http://www.michaelmoschen.com
3. Michael Moschen’s TED page.

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More SSS stuff, this time a great move by TicaL. I cant wait to meet him in October…