B3TA: If Magic Was Real: The new B3TA challenge, use photoshop to come up with a picture of what it would be like if Magic was real! Some very bizzare, weird, and sometimes adult interpretations, you have been warned 
The Magic Revolution: new forum, discuss Magic Philosophy, Close-up, Stage, Mentalism, Comedy and read Trick, Book and DVD reviews.
Abbotts Online Get Together: new message board for Abbotts Get Together discussion. Share your Abbotts memories, suggestions and favourite tricks.
Bondoogle: Jim Bumgardner's latest Internet creation. You fail to get the spectators card, and turn to Google for help, typing into the Image search “What is the card?” brings back images of the selected card!
The Magic Menu - The Final Four: the final four issues of Jim Sisti's Magic Menu magazine, bound together, I have the first two bound volumes, and they contain a wealth of information, tips, stories and routines, I think its safe to say this has gone onto my to-buy list!
New York Coin Magic: One day workshop - spend a day in New York doing Coin Magic with three of the best, Roth, Latta and Rubinstein.
Origami Tanteidan: Japan Origami Academic Society. Read about the 10th Annual Origami Convention, look at the Gallery of incredible models, and read about the history of Origami in Japan.
Tommy Cooper - Almost a Magician: an excellent tribute site to Tommy Cooper. Includes lots of biographical details, credits, catchphrases, jokes, photos, routines, soundbites and stories, a wonderful tribute to a very funny man.
Denis Behr's Archive: Denis has picked 100 books at random and indexed them so you an search on sleights, creators, props etc. also you can display each books contents, with the categories each trick falls into, and some comments about each one. Lastly you can go on a 'discovery journey' and make a route based on a certain topic you are interested in and see what tricks come up and in what books they appear. An excellent resource which I hope Denis and maybe others will be adding to...
I Polygraph: Jim Bumgardner's new version of his Internet Lie Detector written in Flash, it looks good, very convincing and very well thought out. If you can learn to do it then I think you will have a fooling piece of magic you can do anytime you have access to the internet, the nice thing about it is that if the spectator tries it at a later date they most probably will always fail to get it to run, therefore protecting the trick even further.
Kellar's Nightmare: a new Magic blog with seems to have a focus on Houdini and the History of Magic.
Magic of Robert Harbin (158 of 500): Alastair Horn has e-mailed me and asked me to draw some attention to this auction. His dad is selling an original copy of The Magic of Robert Harbin to fund a trip of a lifetime to China. This is an excellent book, I have access to a copy in the HMC library and have read it a few times when I was Librarian! Fascinatingly we recently had Alan Shaxon lecture for us on his memories of Robert Harbin, interesting stories and some great original Harbin magic. Check out the auction, its set at a fairly high price, but its worth every penny.
Napkin Rose: Michael Mode has produced some napkins that are coloured in the right way to make realistic coloured roses out of cocktail napkins! Order them from the website, and also you can find really clear instructions on how to make the roses.
Magic Insider: Magic Reviews, Links, a Forum and an interesting article on how to create 'practice packets'.
Rings and Things II: Rings and Things is back dealing again, check out the gorgeous cups that they make.
Magic Jax: Ron Jaxon has just relaunched his site, and also released his very visual close-up take on Cardiographic called VCR or Visual Card Rise, and also his Jaxon Magic Notes which is like a live e-book in the form of a message board.
Menta-List: Blair Robertson's weekly e-mail newsletter for mentalists. Sign up to get tips and suggestions on becoming better performers of mentalism with the focus on business, performance and entertainment.
Custom Playing Cards: get any design you want printed onto Bicycle cards for a resonable price.
