December 1, 2007 After a twenty-city lecture tour of Europe, supporting the release of my new DVD on the Roadrunner Cull, I am incredibly happy to be home. And now, appreciating more than ever the importance of good hospitality, I would like to invite you to be my guest at my home in Orlando, Florida. I’ll take care of round-trip airfare. I’ll provide a comfortable place to stay. I’ll cook a wonderful meal at my home. And I will personally teach you the Cull. It was the people that took their time to make my stay in their city enjoyable that made my trip so great and I would like to do the same for you. To be eligible for the drawing, just order The Roadrunner Cull DVD* right now. Contest closes on March 15, 2008**. I will then pick one person from anywhere in the world and after that, everything is taken care of for you. To Learn more about the Roadrunner Cull, Click Here. To order the DVD now, click on the button... I look forward to welcoming you to my home very soon! Sincerely, Kostya Lets_Cull.htmlshapeimage_2_link_0
p.s. if you purchased the DVD at one of my lectures, I’ve got a special (and fun) way for you to enter the drawing. Click here! * For entry details and rules, click here. ** Mail-in Entries must be postmarked by February 29th, on-line orders must be made by March 15th.Take_a_Picture%21.htmlContest_Details.htmlshapeimage_5_link_0shapeimage_5_link_1

Contest Update  - April 21, 2008:


The Contest Has Been Closed

and...

after weeks of searching for the best way to do it, with a few push-ups and some

cards-on-ceilings, Michael Ammar

has helped me pick a winner...

Thank You to everyone who entered the contest by purchasing

The Roadrunner Cull DVD on-line or at one of my lectures.

And thanks to all those who sent in mail-in entries and pictures!


The Roadrunner Cull DVD and Bonus CD are still available for purchase

directly and exclusively from KostyaMagic.com.


Check out the new Products page to see learning materials

available on-line for the first time, including the mental masterpiece “Candle-Abra,”