NPR's Carl Kasell Does Magic

Roaming around the interwebs, I ran across a YouTube video of legendary NPR newsman Carl Kasell performing Scotch and Soda. Kasell has been the voice of NPR's morning newscasts for years, but most may know him as the announcer/scorekeeper for NPR's news quiz show, "Wait Wait, Don't Tell Me!" which is recorded weekly right here in Chicago.

I need to make it down to a taping one of these days...

Warning comes Sept 18th!

Kostya Kimlat's WARNING caused a sensation at the recent MAGIC Live convention. It will soon be available to dealers worldwide exclusively through FUN Inc!

WARNING will be available to dealers starting this Friday, September 18. Get your orders in fast, people - this one's going to go quick!

Here's the official scoop:

WARNING is an incredible new magic effect that is fast, visual, direct and amazing. Pick up a lighter, peel off the "warning" sticker, light it, and in a flash of fire the sticker has instantly returned to the lighter! WARNING is easy to learn, fun to practice, and addicting to perform. A completely organic magic trick that will get screams from your audience, WARNING "generates waves of excitement without you having to say a single word!"

It's the perfect ice breaker for any magician, a stunning close-up trick for the bar, street, banquet or corporate boardroom.

Reviews from Professionals

"Visually Stunning!" - David Williamson

"...The impossible in a nanosecond." - David Regal

"So off the wall and visual - what a great idea!" -Chad Long

"Fun, fantastic, f@$&!#% unbelievable!" - Daniel Garcia

"Generate waves of excitement without saying a single word!" - Gregory Wilson

"Organic and Logical. It's as perfect for a dark, loud bar as for an elegant dinner party." -Michael Ammar

"!WARNING is visual, direct, easy to do and looks like magic. It's going into my repertoire right now." - Joshua Jay

John & Tomas on iTricks Clinic TONIGHT!

Tomas and I are the special guests on iTricks clinic tonight, broadcasting live over the web at 8 pm Eastern/7 pm Central.

Tune in, ask us questions. After the introduction, we don't have any material prepared, so help us keep it going!

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