I have one simple suggestion. You need pictures that are at least 1/2 the size of your page.

I have never seen you at the Philadelphia SAM, IBM, or the IJA jugglers club. Do you attend Friday nights at the Bristol magic shop, or go to Bob Little's Super Sunday? I have been performing in the Philadelphia area for over 20 years, but I've never run into you. Where do you work, or who have you worked with?
Al Angello

Whow!!
Huge list...
Thanks for that, but...what are the sites that for sure contain some contact juggling?
In fact I let the toss juggling apart since I discovered the acrylic power!
If you know for sure where to find CJ, thanks for warning!
M.Moshen...

James:
Great List! I will link to it from my Magic Nook Calendar if you don't mind.

One minor criticism - watch the use of apostrophes! When you mean more than one juggler, it is simply plural (jugglers) with NO APOSTROPHE. So "Team Juggler’s" should be simply "Team Jugglers". The only time you use the apostrophe is to convey ownership (such as a Juggler's Web site - when you mean one juggler owns a Web site, and The Jugglers' Web site - when you mean more than one juggler owns a Web site). Sorry, but as an old English teacher, I juggle words and can't help myself. Feel free to simply drop all the apostrophes from your list since you seem to have no need for them. Toss them to me and I'll put them away, if you like.

Can we assume that ALL jugglers are "toss jugglers" including contact jugglers and that only those who have chosen to specialize in contact juggling might wish to be identified with that group? If so, I suggest that Contact Jugglers might be identified with an asterisk (*) next to their listing. I volunteer Lawrens for the task, since he brought it up.

Say, this guy's good:

http://www.bigfunshow.com

cw

How about
Mike Vondruska http://www.learntojuggle.net
David Felming http://www.juggledave.net
Keith Cobb http://www.iyqent.com
Kevin Adair http://www.dothings.com

Hey Comedy Writer
I went to that web site you recomended, and that fellow writes comedy too. Just how do you go about writing. Do you sell gags, or routines? Do you write for others, and sell it, or just for yourself?

I spoke to Simon Lovell in New York a few months ago, and he told me that he makes his bread, and butter by writing comedy routines for big time comedians, and he performs magic just for fun.
Al Angello

MORE!!!
http://www.tjhowell.com
http://www.marktheknife.com/
and pretty much every Ringling clown in the past 30 years (they all had to learn to juggle)
http://www.dragonwings.net/ClownCollegeLinks.htm

Adding on also http://web.mac.com/funnyjuggler - Slim Chance

I humbly submit

http://www.bambouk.com
http://www.brianfoley.net

And Al- I have a feeling that 'Comedy Writer' and Dave Walbridge (bigfunshow.com) are the same person. If that is true, Hi Dave! You rock!

-Brian

Now also http://www.brianerle.com/ - Brian Erle

http://www.pjuggle-entertainment.com/ - Peter Loftus

Fly By Night http://www.fbnent.com

Adding on


Robert Navaro - http://www.navaro.cz/
Howie and Doreen - http://www.howieanddoreen.com/
The Big Ben Show - http://thebigbenshow.com/
Hazel Bock - http://www.amazinghazel.com
Ben Bryant - http://bentertainment.biz/index.php?id=1
Grant Goldie - http://grantgoldie.com

Adding Lasalle Brothers - http://www.lasallebrothers.com/

G'day

Anyone got any more to add?

James

http://www.philblackmore.co.uk

Hi Phil
Welcome to the magic Café.

I remember Phil posting over a year ago, possibly under a very slightly different name. So don't bother being nice to him Al.

Nigel

Who wants to do cruise ships anyway

Adding Tim Salisbury - http://www.entertainmentbytim.com/

Also Domino - http://www.silentclown.com