Great point, we should all try to remember this! Difficult tricks might be rewarding, but to the layperson, one good false shuffle and cut are just as good as (if not better than) 8 perfect Faros - provided the presentation is done correctly.

Sankey's Card to Pocket and Paper Clipped
Revolver
Greg Wilson's Weighted Aces
Eleven Card Trick, Reset, Ace Trap, Cros Twist, AOA

Reset
Backlash
Renegade
Jazz Aces

I don't know exactly what this trick is called, but you start off with a norma deck. You hold the deck in the palm of one of your hands. You tell the spectator that you are going to "walk" the cards back, one by one. When they tell you to stop...you hold up a card. You tell them to memorize it. You give them the deck, and you tell them they're card. You put on a bunch of mind reading BS. I do it blindfolded, or I get someone I don't know to cover my eyes.[/quote]

Daley Show is relatively good, I ahev my own effec tthat I absoltuely lvoe, and I o a version of colour monte, but with an ace of spades, a joker, and any card they choose at random. Any of you who ahev it can figure otu which card I show two of ("hint" the fourteen card is replaced by the ace of spades).

I just learned how to do Oz' version of Do as I Do. Its really simple but the spectator likes it a lot. Another trick that I like is " Play it Straight Triumph" off of Ammar's Easy to Master Card Miracles Volume 6. Twisting the Aces followed by The Daley Show is a great effect done with Aces.

My fav's are triumph, invisible palm aces, reset with a hook, the biddle trick, and las vegas card leaper.