Tuesday, December 15, 2009

Jay Sankey




ABOUT JAY .....“Jay Sankey has one of the biggest followings in the world of magic. He performs cool, original effects with razor sharp wit and infectious enthusiasm while also being a brilliant innovator who releases quality tricks. He is still fresh and original after many years at the top.” – Magicseen UK

Jay Sankey does not merely 'think outside the box.' The truth is that Jay's box is many times larger than yours and mine. Jay has been an inspiration to an entire generation of magicians including myself." –Wayne Houchin

"Jay Sankey is an example of today's 'complete magician.' He creates real-world magic that real-world performers can use, and is himself a real-world performer.” –Dustin Stinett, Genii Magazine

Jay’s magic is as good as the magic anyone has ever created.” -Paul Harris

Jay Sankey is a true magician's magician and is widely considered to be one of the most original thinkers and finest magic teachers alive today. He is also one of the most prolific magic creators on the planet. While many of his especially creative contemporaries have a few dozen original routines to their credit, at last count Jay has created over 500 original street magic illusions.

Jay's uncanny gift as magic creator was evident from an early age. For his 11th birthday he was given a toy magic set and by the age of the age of 18 Jay was traveling the world lecturing on the subject of sleight-of-hand magic to both professional and amateur magicians. Somehow, Jay still made the time to graduate from the University of Toronto where he studied both psychology and philosophy.

As a performer, Jay has mystified audiences at private parties, trade shows, banquets and corporate functions including work for Coca-Cola, Honda, Chrysler, Panasonic, McDonald’s and Club Med.

Jay has also worked as a consultant for many of the world's most famous magicians including Criss Angel, Keith Barry and David Copperfield. Even David Blaine has been seen using Jay's magic tricks!

In conjunction with the Ottawa-based production company GAPC, Jay and his company Sankey Magic created the magic-based children's television series "Spellz.” Jay hosts the show which airs on Canada’s TVO network.

As a stand-up comic Jay headlined comedy clubs for years and performed at the numerous festivals including two appearances at the prestigious “Just for Laughs” comedy festival in Montreal.

And as a monologist Jay has mounted several live one-man shows including “Contents Under Pressure” (1996) and “Borrowed Breath” (1998). “Contents Under Pressure” was later produced for television by Sleeping Giant Productions and starring Jay it aired on BRAVO!

Jay's experiences as both a professional comic and a monologist inspired him to write “Zen and the Art of the Monologue” as well as a book that is considered to be one of the modern bibles of stand-up comedy, “Zen and the Art of Stand-Up Comedy.” Both books are published by Routledge in New York.

Jay lives in Toronto with his incredible wife Lisa and his two absolutely amazing children Mason and Madelaine.



Friday, December 11, 2009

Bungle Jungle Red Nail Polish by essie


very Red
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Juliann Kuchocki sings into this....

Juliann KuchockiRocks... well....Jazzez....or Blues...
you check it out...
http://www.juliannkuchocki.com/

Ciarán Neely


some kids just don't listen.......

Wednesday, December 9, 2009

the snow is here.....




Carinne Leduc is enjoying the early stages of a very promising career. She was involved in the distribution of the films A Broken Life and Pure, but it is in 3 Saisons that she plays her first large cinematic role. She won the Borsos Award for Best Actress at the Whistler Film Festival and the Best Actress award at the Salento International film festival in Italy, for her perfomance as a homeless street kid in 3 Saisons. Carinne was also seen in Colocs.tv, and Down to Earth. Carinne's theatre experience began in children's theatre and was soon followed by a principal role in Le Cours de Maux, where she was directed by Rene Gagnon, lately she was in La Deposition. Supported by Sodec, Carinne is presently writing a second feature film, As if nothing happened.
http://www.carinneleduc.com/

Thursday, November 26, 2009

yoga plus



Carmela Savoia

technology ..... help!!!!!

Geniveive




Ron Tang

Monday, October 19, 2009

monday mondya monduawne...mundane!!!

the cold can be so debilitating ...how has man survived this long with cold like this... i know i'm a big wimp...aaannyywwwaayyy while up north this past weekend Kristin and i fffrrroooozzze ..speaking of butterflies  ( my old post i mentioned Butterflies Are Free )
i was up north at our sponge/trialer packing up for the season and on the cold Saturday afternoon i found a new butterfly who seemed unable to move well.. probably due to the cold... tried to bring it in.. but it was freaking out to much... so i took him outside and rested it on a little plant... thinking oh well.. nature is a cruel cruel piglett!!! ..... when i cam out the next morning expecting him dead... he moved a little... and when the sun came to rest on him... he took off!!! he survived the frost bitting temperature over night... whooohoo!! i hope its in mexico right now......


Wednesday, October 7, 2009

wow....times have changed......i liked it when movies were like plays....and hearts were clean sponges absorbing innocent stoooopid funny everythings



Butterflies Are Free(1972)
A San Francisco hippie frees her blind neighbor from his fussy mother.
Goldie Hawn, Edward Albert, Eileen Heckart, Michael Warren, Michael Glasser