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Brian Lehr
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The following post is an index of all the major topics and threads for the Little Darlings Forum, including all previously archived posts. My goal is to make this an ongoing project so that those who are just joining us in this Forum will have a starting point, and those who are veterans can quickly look up (and add to) a subject of interest.

Unfortunately, it would be impossible to categorize each and every thread. I originally had a separate category for “General Discussions,” but removed it due to its size. Thus, I would encourage those who have time, to look through the complete forum, as there are many other conversations of value.

Brian Lehr


"LITTLE DARLINGS" INDEX
  1. Audience Management
  2. Balloons, Storytelling, Puppetry, Games, and Rocky
  3. Characters and Costumes (Who am I, and What Should I Wear?)
  4. Dangerous Elements in Magic (Fire, Choppers, etc.)
  5. General Effects and Props (including Warm-ups, Openers, Closers, etc.)
  6. Handouts and Prizes
  7. Joys and Frustrations (Personal Experiences)
  8. Just Starting Out (Ideas, Tips, Tricks to Use, etc.)
  9. Kid biz (Gags and Lines)
  10. Know Thy Audience (and their culture)
  11. Language Barriers
  12. Livestock
  13. Location, Location, Location
  14. Magic Words
  15. Marketing Your Show (including Up selling, Insurance, Building your Business, etc.)
  16. Money (How Much to Charge; When to Collect; Haggling; Discounts)
  17. Multimedia (Books, Magazines, Videos, Audio, Suppliers, etc.)
  18. Music
  19. Other Venues (Schools, Nursing Homes, Hospitals, Airplanes, etc.)
  20. Packing and Storage
  21. Part Time or Full Time?
  22. Pottermania
  23. Problems (Recovering from Mistakes; Stolen Props; Videotaping, etc.)
  24. Purchasing Complete Shows
  25. Sound Systems
  26. Special Needs Children
  27. Structuring and Routining (including Pre-Show Setup, What to Say, etc.)
  28. Teaching Magic
  29. Themes for Shows (Drugs, Literacy, Christmas, etc.)


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1. Audience Management


2. Balloons, Storytelling, Puppetry, Games, and Rocky

3. Characters and Costumes (Who am I and What Should I Wear?)

4. Dangerous Elements in Magic (Fire, Choppers, etc.)

5. General Effects and Props (including Warm-ups, Openers, Closers, etc.)

6. Handouts and Prizes

7. Joys and Frustrations (Personal Experiences)

8. Just Starting Out (Ideas, Tips, Tricks to Use, etc.)

9. Kidbiz (Gags and Lines)

10. Know Thy Audience (and their culture)

11. Language Barriers

12. Livestock

13. Location, Location, Location

14. Magic Words

15. Marketing Your Show (including Upselling, Insurance, Building your Business, etc.)

16. Money (How Much to Charge; When to Collect; Haggling; Discounts)

17. Multimedia (Books, Magazines, Videos, Audio, Suppliers, etc.)

18. Music

19. Other Venues (Schools, Nursing Homes, Hospitals, Airplanes, etc.)

20. Packing and Storage

21. Part Time or Full Time?

22. Pottermania

23. Problems (Recovering from Mistakes; Stolen Props; Videotaping, etc.)

24. Purchasing Complete Shows

25. Sound Systems

26. Special Needs Children

27. Structuring and Routining (including Pre-Show Setup, What to Say, etc.)

28. Teaching Magic

29. Themes for Shows (Drugs, Literacy, Christmas, etc.)
Andini
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Wow! Thanks so much...this is REALLY useful!
Emazdad
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WOW!!! Now that's somthing I definitely haven't the time nor patience to do. Well done.
Yours Funfully
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Evan Williams
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Very well done and thanks much!!!
hokeypokey
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Wow! What a terrific thing to do. Thanks!

Can this be made into a sticky topic that stays at the top of the board?
Evan Williams
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I agree that this should be sticky!!!!! AMAZING
AragorntheMagician
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Blehr,

Great, Magical Job....was there a "Librarian" among your ancesters by any chance??

Yours and impressed,

ATM

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phill
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Brian -
Thank you so very much for all the devoted effort and hard work in putting this together! It makes things so much easier for the rest of us. I too would nominate this for a sticky bun, definitely a labor of "love" that should be preserved.
Thanks again.

phill
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WOW! That is a lot of work and I thank you so kindly for doing that for us. It will be a huge help for all of us. We can find a topic or a subject and be able to go directly there to find the information we may be looking for. Many thanks again for a job well done. =)
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Brian Lehr
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You're all very welcome. I enjoyed doing it, as it gave me a big picture of what's on the Forum.

I'm now in the process of converting all the links into their proper topic names. It may take awhile, but it will make it a lot more user-friendly.

I hope you all find it useful.

Brian
johnpert
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Perhaps the Café should add you to their staffing.

Great job!

john
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I've seen big posts previously, but yours is huge.
landmark
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Amazing. What a great resource for everyone on the Café, not just kid workers.

Smile Smile Smile
Cheshire Cat
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Great job! You can do my accounts and tax returns next year.

Tony.
Harry Murphy
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Shazam! That is a killer job! I suspect that you have too much time on your hands, and I for one, am glad that you do! Brilliant job! This is truly in the spirit of “Magicians helping magicians!”
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ruiefe
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Amazing!
Or Una-maze-ing!!! That's what you've done with this huge resource - categorizing it let's me go inside without losing myself.
Thank you very much.
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El_Lamo
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Thank you Brian!
The work that you did made it very easy for me to find and learn lots of neat things. Thank you for making such an effort!
Life is a system of circumstance presented coincidently in an illusory way.
Brian Lehr
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You're welcome, El Lamo.

And may I also take this opportunity to welcome another fellow Canadian to the Café! Smile

Brian
sdgiu
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There aren't enough words, so I'll keep it simple;

You Da Man Brian

Thanks a million.

Steve Smile
kihei kid
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Brian, Out of this world! Please, keep up the good work!

Thanks a million and one.

Kid Smile Smile Smile
In loving memory of Hughie Thomasson 1952-2007.

You brought something beautiful to this world, you touched my heart, my soul and my life. You will be greatly missed.

Until we meet again “my old friend”.