Actually, in my opinion Yu Hojin is to slow, he slow all the through, thus his steals suffer greatly. There is times for slow and times for quick movements in every manipulation act. It has to have highs and lows.

I was not picking on Asian culture, just that they are currently the most active in manipulations. They are doing it, and marketing their skills on learning DVDs. I am very excited about the Asian talent and the things they are creating. They just need to listen to their coaches and not zoom through their material.

It is not good when you ask someone what did they like most about an act, and all they can say is he did something with a ring, or some cards. That does not make them memorable, and stand out.

Right on, Bill! Acts need peaks and valleys, tension and release. Thank you for your spot on comments.

Part of this is from "Lock, Stock and Riot"