freedom 2 surf: I have changed servers and am now hosting this blog at F2S. Basically because they give you free PHP with no banners etc. I want to learn PHP4 and just bought a huge book from Amazon by Wrox called ‘Beginning PHP4’ so we will see how that goes! Also now I have PHP you can expect a comments system soon, an Articles and Writings section, a new really good looking Guestbook, a links manager and a status list. But for now I just want to check that this is stable and all the code has changed as it should.
www.DavidAcer.com: David finally has his own website. What can I say about this guy, at the minute he is one of my top three favourite Magicians, just his style and comedy and timing are brilliant! I saw him at Blackpool this year along with Jay Sankey and it made the convention. You can order his magic from this site and even hear some audio and watch video clips and read about the comedic angle of this Canadian Genius!
Todd Lassen’s Coin Gaffs: Todd makes some of the best coins in magic, quite a slow loading page though with lots of pictures.
Andi Gladwin has asked me to post a short note. His excellent site Future-Of-Magic.Com has suffered a set back due to server errors, and for similar reasons he has lost his Trick&Treat subscribers database. Trick&Treat being Andi’s FREE monthly newsletter full of gossip, hot news and a brand new trick or idea every month. So if you were a subscriber or fancy becoming one, all you have to do is click the link above to e-mail Andi with a subject such as “T&T Subscription” and he will do the rest… Hurry up though as the next issue goes out at the start of December!
Standupcom Magazine: An online Magazine devoted to the British comedy scene with reviews, interviews and gossip. Of interest to Magicians is the really interesting interview with Jerry Sadowitz it lets you into a bit of his background etc. Check out Jerry’s new show Jerry A Tric on Channel5 on a Sunday Night! But not if you are easily offended…
FREDS MAGIC BOOKS: A new site for Fred Mitchell’s Magic Books and Videos.
The Modern Wizard’s Magic Page: Has some good photo’s and Uncle Gary’s reviews! He also makes some really good looking wooden props.
Weird Gene’s Home Page: Gene Poinc’s Homepage, full of weird and bizzare Magick routines.
Aerotech projects: They manafacture Illuminated Juggling Equipment. I saw ‘Feeding the Fish’ use them on this weeks Blue Peter their club juggling was out of this world!
Card Collection: UK Dealer in all sorts of Cards, any cards imaginable including specially designed packs.
HOW TO VOTE IN PALM BEACH FLORIDA: ROFL, A beginners guide as to how to vote correctly! I won’t even mention the farce that is the American election, but I thought this was amusing! What happened to using simple boxes for ****s sake! Why do you have to punch holes at all?! I guess it makes counting easier if its done by machine, all though you could just use an OMR.
Magic Tricks Page: This page contains lists of references to certain tricks, for instance if you were wanting to do a Sponge Ball routine or a Linking Rings routine, you could find pre-published routines.
Origami Underground: * WARNING * this page may offend some people, it contains Origami sculptures of an erotic nature!
A BIZARRE MAGICK BIBLIOGRAPHY: If you are interested in this area of Magic, check this extensive Bibliography by Joe Lantiere to see what you should have on your bookshelf.
World Magic Center: This is a site by Al Schneider, the guy who invented the Matrix. The purpose of this site is to provide high tech magic information to the world wide magic community. Al starts this off with an excellent paper entitled ‘The Theory of Magic’.
The Scooby Doo / X-Files Conspiracy Theory: I love Scooby Doo, I’m a big fan and apparently I do a fairly good impression of him as well Check this site out, it compares X-Files (another favourite of mine) to Scooby! (Link via usr/bin/girl)
Need To Know!: Subscribe to Need To Know, the weekly high-tech sarcastic update for the uk.
Check this site out, it compares X-Files (another favourite of mine) to Scooby! (Link via