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How to charge the Kindle Fire HDX 8.9 4th generation when staying in Brunei
Bruneian power outlet to a Kindle Fire HDX 8.9 4th generation
Various frequencies and region codes can all cause confusion when planning on staying in another country, especially for the first time traveller. With only a handful of different types of common standards used in the world this guide shows exactly what you'll need in advance to charge your Kindle Fire HDX 8.9 4th generation in Brunei. This page has instructions showing exactly how to power the Kindle Fire HDX 8.9 4th generation in Brunei by using the standard 240 volt 50Hz Type G Bruneian wall outlet, with the Bruneians using a 13 amp plug for power outlets. Power sources will change from country to country so please read the WikiConnections travel power sockets guide where you'll find a complete list of powering devices in different countries. If visiting Brunei from a different region double check your Kindle Fire HDX 8.9 4th generation can be used with a 240v supply. If it was purchased in a country which uses a lower voltage (for example 110v) check that your Kindle Fire HDX 8.9 4th generation is dual voltage (marked with a 100-240 volt notation) otherwise you may need to use an additional power converter to prevent the device from being damaged during charging. If you are planning on travelling to a city such as Bandar Seri Begawan or Kuala Belait refer to the Bruneian Wikipedia page [1] for further information on visiting the area.
This list of instructions shows you how to connect the Bruneian power outlet to your Kindle Fire HDX Forth Generation and this page refers to the Kindle Fire HDX 8.9 4th generation not other tablets in the Kindle Fire range. Visit the Amazon page where you'll find the full list of Amazon Kindle Fire, Fire HD and Fire HDX models. This Kindle Fire version can be recognised by rear and front facing cameras, the volume and power buttons on the back and an Amazon logo on the back. These instructions assume that you are using version 4.5.5 or greater of Fire OS for the Kindle Fire HDX 8.9 4th generation, however if not we suggest installing the latest Kindle Fire HDX 8.9 4th generation update which ensures you have the most up-to-date fixes for your device. Visit the support site at Amazon for the Kindle Fire HDX 8.9 4th generation instruction manual [2] for more information.
Charging a Kindle Fire HDX 8.9 4th generation in Brunei
What is the best travel charger for a Kindle Fire HDX 8.9 4th generation in Brunei?
If travelling with more than your Kindle Fire HDX 8.9 4th generation then the best international travel power adapter for Brunei to buy is a multiple USB port adapter which includes compatible plugs such as a 4 port USB travel charger.
Because these chargers are supplied with interchangeable pins and handle 100 - 240 volts it makes them ideal for multiple countries in Europe, Asia, North America and Africa just by changing the supplied heads over. If your model of Kindle Fire HDX 8.9 4th generation can support Fast Charge then you'll benefit from quicker charging times with one of these power chargers and additional compatibility with more power hungry devices like tablets.
Having a 4 port charger means you can power multiple devices at once without needing to pack seperate power chargers on your trip to Brunei or occupying additional power outlets. By only packing a single lightweight travel charger will help keep the weight down, making it perfect to store in hand baggage as well as being convenient for recharging your Kindle Fire HDX 8.9 4th generation at the airport or on the plane. Because of their space saving versatility these types of travel chargers can be used when you return home so when you're not on holiday they can be used overnight charging multiple tablets and phones without using up an additional power outlet.
If you travel on a regular basis we suggest buying an adaptable power charger similar to this at an electronics retailer - the multipurpose travel adapter illustrated below is the 4 Port USB Wall Charger which has been tested successfully for recharging multiple USB devices in numerous different countries around the world with perfect reliably.
Alternative travel adapter for Brunei
The 4 port USB travel charger is the most compact option for travellers from around the world wanting to charge devices via USB, but for visitors also wanting to use their domestic plugs these power converters provide larger but more versatile solutions. All 3 power converters offer surge protection which can be necessary when visiting counties with unreliable or unstable power supplies to prevent damage to any connected appliances from voltage spikes. These power converters come with interchangeable type C, I and G plugs covering both Brunei and over 150 countries around the world:
- BESTEK Portable International Travel Voltage Converter - The BESTEK travel adaptor has 4 USB charging ports with 3 AC power outlets and is the best selling portable option for travellers originating from North America going to Brunei using 3 pinned type B US plug sockets.
- ORICO Traveling Outlet Surge Protector Power Strip - Similarly having 4 USB ports but only 2 AC power outlets the Orico travel adapter is also aimed at travellers originating from the US using type B plugs and is a more cost effective alternative to the BESTEK with one less AC outlet for almost half the price.
- BESTEK International USB Travel Power Strip - This power strip has 2 AC outlets but offers a more generous 5 USB charging ports. This versatile power strip is compatible with both American plugs and popular plug types A, D,E/F, G, H, I, L and N making it suitable for a wide range of travellers from around the world visiting Brunei. [7]
Powering a Kindle Fire HDX 8.9 4th generation with a Bruneian power outlet by using a 3 pinned Type G USB adapter
Using USB Micro Type B connector and a Type G power charger to power your Kindle Fire HDX 8.9 4th generation from a Bruneian power outlet.
- In order to charge the Kindle Fire HDX 8.9 4th generation from the Bruneian power outlet you'll need to use a Type G USB power adapter [5] and a USB 2.0 A Male to Micro B cable [6].
- Start the process by inserting the Type G USB power adapter in the Bruneian power outlet. The plug outlet (called a Type G power outlet [3]) looks like three vertical rectangular holes with plastic shutters forming a triangular shape.
- Plug in the USB end of the USB 2.0 A Male to Micro B cable into the bottom of the USB mains charger and the other end into the USB port on a Kindle Fire HDX 8.9 4th generation. You can find the USB port on the foot of your 8.9 inch Kindle situated next to the power button.
- Turn on the Bruneian power outlet.
- The battery icon which is found in the top corner of the tablet display will display a charging icon to indicate that the device is charging.
- The tablet takes around 6 hours to completely charge to 100 percent capacity, but this is likely to take longer depending on the strength of the power source and if you are using the tablet during the charging cycle. The tablet battery life is roughly 10 - 12 hours depending on use. Please read the Kindle Fire HDX 8.9 4th generation charging support page [4] for more details on the charging procedure and battery life.
See also
- What can I connect to a Bruneian power outlet?
- What can I connect to a Kindle Fire HDX 8.9 4th generation?
External links
- Wikipedia - Bruneian Wikipedia page
- Amazon - Kindle Fire HDX 8.9 4th generation instruction manual
- iec.ch - Type G power outlet
- Amazon - Kindle Fire HDX 8.9 4th generation charging support page
- Type G USB power adapter - A Type G USB charger has three thick rectangular blades in a triangular shape with the longer top blade acting as the earthing pin, priced under C$5.
- USB 2.0 A Male to Micro B cable - Used to connect USB devices which have a USB Mini-B port to computers, power supplies and other devices, costing under C$15.
- 4 Port USB Wall Charger - A universal USB charger capable of charging up to 4 USB devices with swappable international adapters, under C$20.


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Show off your extreme crochet skills by making this one-of-a-kind crochet beer can hat fashioned out of real beer cans. This beer can hat crochet pattern is from the 1960s, so choose some vibrant colors of yarn, gather a few beer cans, and be prepared for everyone to comment on your one-of-a-kind creation at your next house party.
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Choose the correct size of hat. To create a beer can hat for a man, the dimensions of the beer-can-cut must be 3.5-inches wide by 4-inches long. To create a beer can hat for women, the dimensions of the beer-can-cut must be 2.25-inches wide by 4-inches long.
Measure the dimensions of the cut from the center of the beer can label using your soft measuring tape. Mark the width and length dimensions from Step 1 with a washable marker. Repeat this action for all six labels.
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Curved-Edge Crochet Hat Instructions
Turn the tin label around so that it is face-up. Start to crochet the first label in the fifth hole from the top on the right side. Leave 7 inches of yarn on each label for seam sewing in Step 2. With color A, work 3 single-crochets in each hole around. Slip-stitch at the end of the round and cut your yarn. Work the second beer can label with color A following the same steps. Use color B to work beer can labels 3 and 4. With color C work beer can labels 5 and 6.
Thread your crochet finishing needle with the 7-inch piece of yarn from the first crochet label. Starting at the fifth hole from the top on the right side of label 1 -- and the fifth hole from the top on the left side of label 2 -- sew together nine single-crochets from label 1 and 2 (or 3 holes on each label). Repeat for all labels, adding one label at a time to form a circle.
Work one single-crochet in each single-crochet around the top of the labels crocheting two single-crochets between each label. Repeat this round once more. Chain five and in the fifth chain from the hook, slip stitch to form a ring.
Chain two with your hook (acts as a double-crochet) for row 1, and work nine double-crochets in a ring for a total of 10 double-crochets. Slip-stitch at the end of every round.
Chain two with your hook and work two double-crochets in the top of every stitch for a total of 20 double-crochets for row 2. Repeat for row 3 for a total of 40 double-crochets. Repeat for row 4 for a total of 80 double-crochets.
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Reincarnation Case of James Dean | Anonymous & Jaden Smith
(Split Incarnation)
with Past Life Case of Rogers Brackett | Will Smith
Preface: An individual, who prefers to remain anonymous, has had experiences that provide a compelling argument that he is the reincarnation of actor, car enthusiast and racer James Dean. This past life case has been confirmed in a session with Kevin Ryerson. Place your cursor on images, such as the one of Dean on the right, to enlarge them.
In addition, Ahtun Re, the spirit guide channeled through Kevin who has demonstrated the ability to make accurate reincarnation matches, revealed that another individual, Jaden Smith, is also an incarnation of the soul of James Dean. The phenomenon of one soul animating more than one body is called parallel lives or split incarnation. In addition, Ahtun Re affirmed that Will Smith, the father of Jaden Smith, is the reincarnation of Rogers Brackett, who was a mentor to James Dean. On this page, the story of the older incarnation of the soul of James Dean, who wishes stay anonymous, is presented. Some names have been changed in the following true account. The author cites what I call "Principles of Reincarnation" from my book, Return of the Revolutionaires (2003). These principles are also found in Born Again, International Edition (2011).
"I sent Dr. Semkiw that email," I told my partner, Freddy.
Perched on a barstool in front of our cooktop, Freddy watched me attempting to caramelize the limp onions inside the sizzling skillet, an art I'd not yet perfected over the twenty-two years we'd been together. "Do you think you'll hear from him?"
I stopped stirring and looked up. "If Walter Semkiw tells me I wasn't who I think I was, then he's not following his own rules."
"You mean if he says you're wrong, he's wrong?" He pointed to the skillet. "Um, those are burning."
I turned down the heat, resumed stirring, and smiled up at him.
Pressing "send" on that e-mail to Walter was one of the most difficult things I've done—and I've had to do many tough things in my life: coming out to my conservative Catholic parents; putting myself through college and graduate school; quitting smoking; sending a beloved dog off to sleep forever.
Yet this e-mail seemed somehow just as profound.
It was 2009, and after reading Return of the Revolutionaries (Hampton Roads Publishing, 2003), I decided to follow Dr. Walter Semkiw's outline for determining past-life matches. I found many remarkable parallels between what he hypothesized and what I'd been living with.
Innate talents and personality. Check. Phobias. Check. Facial architecture. Check. Scars. Check. Attraction to geographical locations. Check. Anniversary phenomenon. Check. Karmic relationships. Check.
But for this to make any sense, I should start at the beginning.
My Early Life
I was born in the early 1960s, and from my first day home from the hospital, my three-year-old sister refused to call me by my given name. Instead she called me "Tinnie." Even today, there remain pages in our crumbling photo albums that bear images of me as an infant or a toddler, under which Tinnie is written in my mother's careful hand. (My sister, now in her fifties, still has no idea why she chose this moniker but recalls being adamant.) We lived with our parents in a modest, 1920s, single-story Spanish home a couple of miles west of Burbank and several blocks north of Griffith Park.
Past Life Passion: Automobiles
As a two-year-old I displayed an unusual obsession with cars (a passion that still consumes me). At an age when most kids are learning what makes "dog" different from "cat," I innately knew the difference between a Pontiac and a Dodge, and a Chevy from an Oldsmobile. The only cars I initially confused were Cadillacs and Packards: both two-tone pastel sparkling behemoths with Dagmar bumper guards, hooded headlights, and dual exhausts rumbling out the back—much like my mother's bright-red 1956 Ford Crestline.
I was also transfixed by antique automobiles, and I collected calendars each year from a local business that featured Stutz Bearcats and Stanley Steamers and Pierce-Arrows and my all-time favorite: the sleek, coffin-nosed, supercharged Cord 810, made in Auburn, Indiana.
Many little boys back in the era of The Andy Griffith Show wanted to be firemen or astronauts or policemen or doctors. I wanted to be a race-car driver. So instead of stuffed animals I slept with toy cars, and on many nights I secreted my mother's lazy Susan from the china cabinet to use as a steering wheel. In bed after lights-out, I growled like an Indy car racing through its gears, and I spun out on phantom curves. Twisting that wheel in my hands gave me ineffable pleasure, even if the careening road in front of me was only in my imagination.
Geographic Memory & Emotional Reaction to a Past Life Location
Then in 1967 something happened that I'll never forget. My grandparents purchased twenty-odd undeveloped acres in California Valley, a vast plain bordered by rolling hills that separated the western coastline of San Luis Obispo from the state's central farmlands.
Nanny and Papa were excited to show us the place, so one weekend—with my father's new Dodge Dart packed with pillows, snacks, and suitcases—we headed north from Los Angeles to explore the area.
Halfway to our destination we lodged in Taft at a bland roadside motel whose only memorable feature was a swimming pool with a turquoise fiberglass slide.
The next morning we headed north again.
Everything went smoothly until we turned west from Highway 99 onto Highway 58, and the topography changed from a monotonous four-lane road into a two-lane highway pointing toward a range of humped-up, barren foothills.
We came to those hills and I began feeling carsick. Then a panic started building inside me until something erupted inside my head and I begged my parents to stop the car. I can still remember sitting cross-legged in the roadside gravel, crying inconsolably as my mother and sister urged me to sip some 7Up and eat Saltines (my usual cure for motion sickness, which they believed I had), while my taciturn father smoked a cigarette in the driver's seat and my grandparents' Cutlass idled just up the road, brake lights pulsing red.
Later that day, after our caravan stopped at a diner for lunch, I ordered my favorite dish: fried chicken. But the sight of the bone and gristle sticking through the cooked flesh made me nauseous again, so I left the meal untouched, and I haven't been able to eat chicken on the bone since . . . a lifelong reminder of a long drive into Central California.
But as I pieced together decades later, my distress on that day was probably more than simple motion sickness from traveling a winding road.
Something had ignited my panic.
Comment: As we will learn, the panic reaction described was due to the author, as a child, being very near to the site of where James Dean died in a car crash. A similar reaction occured in the: Reincarnation Case of John B. Gordon | Jeff Keene
School Days, Hot Rods & Dr. Porsche
My childhood was filled mostly with what one might expect: elementary school, where I excelled in my classes (especially writing and art) and played basketball and practiced the clarinet and dreamed of the day when I could earn my driver's license. I also read books: In addition to the Hardy Boys mysteries, two that stand out are Boy Gets Car, by H.G. Felson (Random House, 1960), featuring a young man in the 1950s who builds his first hot rod from spare parts, and Small Wonder, by W.H. Nelson (Little, Brown, 1965) about Dr. Ferdinand Porsche and the history of the Volkswagen.
In middle school I continued my music studies and tried to squelch the growing attraction I felt to boys my age. And then in high school . . . well, everything changed in high school.
But before I delve into that, let me backtrack to my father.
My Father
A highly intelligent man and a gifted football player and boxer, he'd abandoned his hopes for a professional athletic career after marrying my mother and fathering two kids. He was built like a heavyweight prizefighter, and he had a lightning-quick temper. I was terrified of him, as were my sister and presumably my mother—a stay-at-home mom who loved her children but took a large slice of each day to assuage her depression with home-baked cookies, Rocky Road ice cream, and long naps.
My father and I were as different as two people might be, and he told me more than once that if he hadn't known my mother so well, he would swear I was someone else's son . . . and I wished I had been.
In the arena of our tiny Spanish house, I was an unwilling matador, doing everything possible to avoid, rather than engage, the bull's wrath.
My First Car
On the condition that I pay for my own car insurance and gasoline, I got my driver's license the day I turned sixteen. (I'd secured my learner's permit six months prior and spent weekend nights racing a friend's Fiat 124 sedan through the suburban LA hillsides. My friend was eighteen, so he was "the adult" in the car. I can't believe we didn't meet with disaster!) My first car—I shared it with my sister—was a 1960 VW Bug, which I bought after scouring the local classifieds, test-driving various offerings, and then getting the cash from my mother who borrowed it from our grandparents. It cost $550—about $2,200 today.
Can you imagine trusting any sixteen-year-old to shop for, and inspect mechanically, a vehicle that would be driven by both your teenagers? But such was my expertise with cars. That VW stayed in our family until it was stolen years later, but the significance of this purchase only recently dawned on me.
At seventeen I fell in love with my best friend, Mario, yet I still carried on intimate relationships with women with the hope that my attraction to men would falter and vanish. But it didn't, and it took me another ten years (and a broken wedding engagement) to come to terms with this.
Finally a senior in high school, I quit my garden-care and odd-jobs business and began working thirty hours each week with the intent of buying a faster, more stylish car. I also saved money by shopping for necessities at thrift stores, purchasing what my friends referred to as "old-man shoes" along with pleated-front trousers, narrow-lapelled, speckled-wool sport coats, shirts with French cuffs, and a 1950s chrome cigarette case, which was always tucked into my coat's breast pocket. On one excursion I even found a zippered-front, fire-engine-red Windbreaker with a high, pointed collar. At the nearby army surplus store I bought sailor tops and mailman pants and a heavy old navy pea coat. I knew I looked eccentric, so I wasn't surprised when one of my girlfriends and I were named Most Unusual Dressers in our high school yearbook.
I turned eighteen. And as an adult I finally had the confidence to cast aside the religion I was raised with to begin searching for a spirituality that made sense to me; years before, my father had suggested reincarnation as the explanation for my strange ability to identify cars, reasoning that perhaps there had been a lifetime that I'd just recently returned from.
The idea stuck in my head—especially since the notion of a past life was so far outside the box (or rather, the vault) my Joseph McCarthy–loving father usually thought within.
Rebel Without a Cause & Past Life Recognition
Then one summer evening after graduating from high school, my good friend Polly asked if I'd like to accompany her to see Rebel Without a Cause. "No, thanks," I replied, laughing. "Not interested." And I wasn't. For some reason I still don't understand, I had assiduously avoided seeing any of James Dean's movies.
"I guarantee you'll love it," Polly urged. "If we hurry, we can make the seven o'clock."
Reluctantly, I agreed. And when the curtains opened and Lenny Rosenman's blaring, discordant brass intro segued into that sexy sax solo, there was Jimmy with his toy monkey lying in the middle of Franklin Avenue, hands tucked between his knees for warmth.
My breath caught.
That's me. And those . . . are the clothes I wear.
Then halfway through the film I realized, That's my red jacket!
So I waited for East of Eden to make its way around to the revival movie house (these were pre-VHS days, not to mention DVD or streaming), where I was awed by Dean's impassioned portrayal of Cal. Then I watched Giant. It was just okay, but Jimmy as the young Jett Rink was as lurchingly charismatic as his portrayal of the same man as an unhappy middle-aged oil tycoon was sad and disconcerting.
Soon after, I wandered into a Crown Books and found the bio James Dean: A Short Life by Venable Herndon (Doubleday, 1974).
Past Life Talents, Personality Traits & Appearance
On those pages I learned that the young actor had a strained relationship with his father . . . like me. That he was terribly nearsighted . . . like me. That he played the clarinet and recorder . . . like me. That he'd been good at basketball . . . like me. That he was artistic and bisexual and loved to draw and smoked cigarettes and listened to classical music and was obsessed with cars . . . like me. We even looked alike . . . at least enough that on Halloween that year when I donned jeans, a white T-shirt, and my red Windbreaker (and a whiplash neck brace), one of the guests at the party remarked, "He's more James Dean than James Dean."
And Jimmy had been on his way to compete in a car race when he was killed . . . not long before I was born.
Could . . . it . . . be?
One evening I was studying for a college test with a woman who let me know she was psychic and had self-trained as a Rosicrucian—a mysterious spiritual belief system I knew nothing about. She believed in reincarnation, so I told her my theory. "No," she said after falling into a light trance. "You're being tricked by an entity who's flattering you. It's very dangerous, and there are those on the other side who are waiting to see how you handle this. Go home and throw away everything you have that's associated with Dean, send this entity on its way, and don't look back."
I followed her advice because she had been correct about a number of things I hadn't previously known: She told me my grandmother had suffered a miscarriage in her twenties and my grandfather kept a picture in a box of his childhood best friend; she also said this friend died young. All true, as I discovered soon after—and enough to scare the hell out of me about some earthbound entity persuading me to believe I had once been James Dean. So I gave away the few objects that were Dean-centric—a Sanford Roth calendar, the bio by Venable Herndon, and my beloved red Windbreaker—and I didn't look back.
For the next twenty-odd years I also didn't give Jimmy another thought. I was too busy building a life together with Freddy and working full-time and subjecting myself to the travails of college night courses while pulling myself, an inch at a time, toward my goals: I wanted to be a social worker or a therapist and work within the LGBT community.
Principles of Reincarnation
But then I read Dr. Semkiw's book Return of the Revolutionaries. I'd continued to be interested in reincarnation, because nothing else about the afterlife made sense to me . . . especially considering that business about identifying cars when I was two. So I began inserting my experiences into Dr. Semkiw's schematic for identifying past lives . . . and the more pieces of the puzzle I slipped into place, the clearer Jimmy's face twisted—once again—into focus. For example:
Attraction to geographical location: The house where I grew up is about four miles from Warner Bros. studios, where Dean lived and made his films.
As mentioned before, our home was a 1920s single-story, stucco Spanish home with archways and a clay-tiled roof . . . a fraternal twin to the house in Santa Monica (twenty-nine miles away) where Jimmy grew up until his mother died and his father shipped him off to Indiana. My parents' home is also within walking distance of the old Pickwick Stables, where Jimmy boarded his horse, Cisco.
In high school and college my favorite place to relax and take dates had been the Griffith Park Observatory (where much of Rebel Without a Cause had been shot, a film I hadn't yet seen), and I spent summer nights and weekends zooming along Mulholland Drive with the car's top down, the same street where Jimmy raced his MG and Porsches.
But the most startling example of this geographical attraction phenomenon occurred when Freddy and I moved, in the late 1980s, into our first apartment in Sherman Oaks, less than a mile from Jimmy's old house on Sutton Street. And the day? September 30th—the same day Jimmy died thirty or so years before, after leaving his home in Sherman Oaks.
Did I have prior knowledge of his address in Sherman Oaks? No. And remember: This happened in my "Dean-free" years. It was only decades later that this information became available via the Internet, so you can imagine my surprise when I discovered this four years ago and saw how close we'd lived: only eight-tenths of a mile away! The Herndon bio I'd discarded twenty-five years earlier only briefly mentions his living in Sherman Oaks, while omitting any address; and considering the city encompasses more than nine square miles of densely populated housing, we could have easily chosen an apartment considerably farther away. I confirmed this: Just recently I repurchased the Herndon bio to check if it listed any address that I'd subconsciously filed away, but it does not.
Facial architecture / physical resemblance: I was never as good-looking as Jimmy, but our faces bear enough similarities that people have remarked about this throughout my life—even into my fifties (Walter Semkiw can attest to this). His left eyebrow sits lower than his right, as does mine. We share the same nose, cheekbones, and jawline, and an identical smile line just above the left side of our mouths—and only on the left side, not the right. And strangely, his index and ring fingers curved markedly inward, just as mine do. Finally, Jimmy was nearly blind without his glasses, and I have also been terribly nearsighted since fourth grade, the only member of my family to be. Contrary to what you've seen in his movies, Dean was not blond; his natural hair was quite wavy and almond-brown colored, exactly as mine was before the gray set in.
Past life birthmark: But what I consider the greatest physical evidence of my connection to Dean is what the late Dr. Ian Stevenson, in his landmark book, Twenty Cases Suggestive of Reincarnation (University of Virginia Press, 1980), spent much of his life investigating: scars people bear as a result of traumatic/fatal injuries in previous incarnations. I have an arcing birthmark on the left side (Parietal bone) of my head that my dermatologist could not explain; but if one is to abide by Dr. Stevenson's theories, this birthmark is a result of what the coroner's examination, dated October fifth 1955 (body processed by Martin Kuehl, Kuehl's Funeral Home), stated: ". . . the left side of the face was damaged much more than the right . . ." from being smashed into by the front left of the oncoming car. In addition, my neck has given me trouble since my teens (Dean's primary cause of death: broken neck), and this became so painful two years ago that I finally consulted my doctor, who ordered X-rays.
He opened the examination room door clutching the films. "When did you have your accident?"
I stifled a smile, suspecting this was coming. "Never had one."
"I hope you've given up contact sports."
"Never played them."
Phobias: That experience as a panicked, carsick child holds significance. When I looked up California Valley on Google Maps, I saw that Highway 58 is the road closest (about 20 miles, as the crow flies) to Highway 46 where Dean was killed, and the topography and appearance of that two-lane road are just as Highway 46 looked in 1955, before it was straightened and widened in 1959.
Additionally, I didn't learn to swim until I was twelve because I was terrified of the public swimming stadiums where my mother took me each summer for lessons. One time I even hooked my fingers into the chain-link fence so she couldn't drag me inside to the treacherous pool, where I was convinced I would drown.
So you might imagine my shock while reading David Dalton's James Dean the Mutant King (Chicago Review Press, 2001), which relayed the incident when Jimmy was tricked by his frat brothers at UCLA into diving into the university's Olympic-size pool and swimming down to touch the drain. Once he'd swum all the way down, the idiot pranksters opened the drain valve and Jimmy was pressed onto the pool's bottom; then, even after closing the valve, he needed to be pulled to the pool's surface by a lifeguard, who also revived him. He'd come that close to drowning!
When I read this account, I felt like I was waving hello to myself.
Innate talents and interests: I've mentioned music, but I also became an author, which Dean reportedly wanted to be once he "settled down." With regard to reincarnation theory suggesting one's talents build from one life to the next (explaining, for example, child prodigies), I believe some of the success I've enjoyed as a novelist is an extension of Dean's success as an actor. In order to create believable (and engaging!) characters in my books, I insert myself into the mind-set of each—young, old, male, female, rich, poor, good, evil—so that, in essence, I talk and walk and think and move my characters with words just as Jimmy did with his face and body. But instead of playing one character as the actor does, the novelist, in a sense, plays all the characters . . . in addition to being the script writer, director, set designer, location manager, producer—even the sound and lighting engineers. And let's not forget that novels, like movies, transport the reader to other times and places.
And I've enjoyed some success: several literary awards and a top selling international title. Moreover, my novels have spent considerable time at number one in their respective Amazon genres while breaking into the overall Top 100 in the United States, the United Kingdom, Germany, and Canada as recently as this past year. However, I've had no training in the art and science of novel writing. I'm self-taught. Therefore, I find it more than coincidental that author William Bast, in Surviving James Dean (Barricade Books, 2006), stated that Jimmy desired to be a successful writer almost as much as he wanted to be a great actor.
But what about acting? If this was Dean's singular passion besides cars, why did I shun that profession? Even as a child I was a talented mimic (as was little Jimmy), and acting was something I knew I could do.
I just wasn't interested. This was especially evident back in 1986, when I was at work (in Sherman Oaks!) and a friendly gentleman wearing glasses who was scouting merchandise for his home's screening room introduced himself as "Johnny." This man told me I was "cute" and had a good personality; then he added that he was in a position to help struggling young actors. "No, thanks," I replied. He pressed on, suggesting that if I had some head shots, he could get them to the right people. I told him I had none to give him (I didn't) and declined his offer with a sincere smile and words of thanks.
Two days later that man's face was on the cover of the Los Angeles Times Calendar section, because he had a new movie coming out: Ferris Bueller's Day Off. I had unknowingly given famed director John Hughes the brush-off.
Past Life Memories
There's more I'll mention but won't elaborate upon: spontaneous memories of parking on the sloping, hairpin-curved side street directly in back of the Chateau Marmont in Hollywood and then running up the stairs and under a high Gothic colonnade, late for a meeting (this is where the cast of Rebel Without a Cause read their lines at director Nicholas Ray's bungalow); three hypnotic regressions where I transitioned back to Jimmy's lifetime, as well as an earlier lifetime in southern Europe where Freddy and I had fallen deeply in love but, but our relationship met a tragic end; my first real estate purchase of a tiny 1930s cabin with a great room, river-rock fireplace, sleeping loft, and beamed ceilings that recalled Jimmy's tiny 1930s cabin in Sherman Oaks (which also had a great room, river-rock fireplace, sleeping loft, and beamed ceilings, and which I only became aware of ten years after I had already bought mine); a psychic trance medium who had no foreknowledge of my past lives and said, "They're telling me about two lifetimes, one in the Civil War when you fought for the Confederacy and lost a leg, and the other when you were a good-looking B-movie actor from the 1940s who died tragically in a car crash."
Obviously, Jimmy wound up being an "A-movie" actor and he died in 1955, but I thought she was pretty darn close to what I'd already suspected—and this woman subsequently told me she had identified the era as the 1940's from details she "saw" in her mind's eye: fashions, cars, etc., much of which populated the visual landscape of the 1950's.
And speaking of psychics, I'm not certain why my Rosicrucian schoolmate advised me the way she did, other than I've since learned that all mediums relay their information through their personal "filters," and these gifted people, like us all, have "on" days and "off." Or perhaps those entities who were guiding her from beyond knew I needed to experience a long stretch of years without thinking for a minute about Mr. Dean and the possibility of our being karmically linked. This hiatus, in a sense, allowed me to strive and flourish in a manner that was independent of any and all "Dean parallels," and it also makes the synchronistic decisions I made during this fallow time even more significant.
My Volkswagen Beetle as the Reincarnation of Jimmy's Porsche
Back to cars: That 1960 VW Beetle that I shopped for, inspected, and purchased for my sister and me at age sixteen? It was designed by Dr. Ferdinand Porsche, had an air-cooled four-cylinder rear engine, white Bakelite steering wheel and knobs, a metal dash with a passenger's grab handle, and VDO gauges—just like Jimmy's 1955 Porsche Spyder, which had been purchased at Competition Motors in Hollywood, one of the few dealership at the time that also sold VW Beetles. Place your cursor over the image of these car interiors to better appreciate the similarities in design.
Of course this could be mere coincidence; after all, plenty of people were buying used VW Beetles in the 1970's. But it could also have been the closest thing to Dean's movie-star Porsche 550 that the $550 my mother had borrowed from our grandparents could buy (I had really wanted a Karmann Ghia, which would have even more closely approximated the Spyder, but those carried too high a premium, even when well-worn).
What's also interesting is the date the car was purchased, as documented in the journal I kept during high school: September 30th 1977, which was years before I knew anything of Dean, and somehow twenty-two years to the day after Dean died in his Porsche. It was also exactly ten years before Freddy and I moved in together. And just recently I had cause to look up my professional certification online, when I noticed the date the certification was issued: September 30 1996.
Reincarnation & Anniversary Phenomena
To recap: Dean's fatal accident happened on September 30th 1955.
My first car, a Volkswagen similar in engineering to Dean's Spyder, was purchased on September 30th 1977.
My first night together with my partner in our first home, less than a mile from Dean's final residence: September 30th 1987.
My first day as a State certified professional? September 30th 1996.
Dr. Semkiw calls this "Anniversary Phenomena" when important dates from two or more lifetimes coincide, so my experience parallels patterns that others have observed.
But what about "Tinnie"? Looking back, perhaps my three-year-old sister—who as an adult acknowledges a somewhat vexing sixth sense for the paranormal—heard an inner voice that identified me as "Jimmie," and "Tinnie" was as close as she could get. Unlike the t sound, the j sound is hard for three-year-olds to make. I should mention that her insistence on using Tinnie as my "real" name, as well as my early identification of automobile brands, coincides with what author and researcher Carol Bowman reports in her books about past-life evidence manifesting in children ages two to five (Children's Past Lives: How Past Life Memories Affect Your Child [Bantam, 1998]).
Past Life as James Dean Affirmed in Session with Kevin Ryerson
About two weeks after I sent my e-mail to Dr. Semkiw, I received an answer.
Walter confirmed, with the assistance of trance medium Kevin Ryerson, my hunch along with the additional information that I share Jimmy's prior incarnation with someone else in this lifetime. Semkiw calls it a soul split, and I'm still learning about this phenomenon.
So now that I've pieced all this together and had confirmation from one of the United States', if not the world's, foremost experts on reincarnation, as well as from more than one entity in the "spirit world," do I think of myself as James Dean?
Young Mr. Dean is dead, and has been for nearly sixty years. And although I strongly believe my life, talents, and personality are linked to his, mine are also significantly different from his, just as each individual's life is detached from all others.
Thus, I consider Jimmy's incarnation to be a single, flickering candle atop my soul's flaming birthday cake. He's a sort of spiritual ancestor . . . a part of my soul who informs my life—a complete life, by the way, that includes a long career in the helping professions (the aforementioned graduate degree), a happy, decades-long relationship with my spouse, many treasured friends, financial security, and a second career as a writer.
Reflections on a Past Life as James Dean
Where a belief in reincarnation really makes a difference is in the resolution it can bring to strings dangling from a life cut short: In Jimmy's case it was the storm and stress of his meteoric career, the early death of his mother from cancer, and the ensuing icy relationship with his father. From what I've read, his unresolved relationship with his dad—and the issues they struggled with—mirrors mine. But I can report now that the opposition we presented to each other has been relieved. In fact, just this year I finally told my father I loved him, and he told me for the very first time that he loved me.
Speaking of love, everything I've read about Mr. Dean suggests he didn't have much of it in his life—at least in his Hollywood days—with the exception of true friendship coming from a few good folks, such as the aforementioned Bill Bast, Lew Bracker, and über-goddess Liz Taylor. But when it came to partnered intimacy, he was on his own. Yes, there had been his much ballyhooed relationship with the lovely Pier Angeli . . . but that ended badly, and some suggested the pair had been manufactured for the sake of an upcoming film (Somebody Up There Likes Me, which went on to star Ms. Angeli with Paul Newman after Dean's death). Another friend turned biographer, actor John Gilmore, regaled readers in Live Fast—Die Young: Remembering the Short Life of James Dean (Thunder's Mouth Press, 1998) with stories of Jimmy's homosexual flings and tricks, but even Gilmore identified no one whom Jimmy might have caramelized onions for.
But I have Freddy, and we've spent more than half our lives together. We're friends, we're lovers, and we're partners in the most egalitarian sense. He is my heart, and ever since our first date back in the late 1980s we've been hard at work building a wonderful life together. I appreciate him and our life every day—especially since surviving the AIDS crisis together, when we saw many of our friends die slow, painful deaths.
Other troublesome aspects of Jimmy's persona were brought to light by biographer Donald Spoto in Rebel: The Life and Legend of James Dean (Harper Collins, 1996, p.235). While working on the set of Giant Jimmy was described as ". . . short, rude, sloppy, often anti-social and rarely cared about gratifying anyone but himself." Mercedes McCambridge said, ". . . nobody had more problems with Jimmy than Jimmy. You could feel the loneliness beating out of him, and it hit you like a wave." Jane Withers was "saddened" that he was ". . . so insecure, so afraid to get near anyone or attached to anyone." Even author Edna Ferber suggested he "suffered from success poisoning . . ." He was "utterly winning one moment, obnoxious the next." And so on. Almost every brush painted the same portrait of Dean as a lonely and confused young man with a boulder of angst as heavy as his talent.
Rogers Brackett & James Dean's Dark Side
It has also been reported that Jimmy appeared to forget the assistance he'd required from loving family and generous friends along his trajectory to success, and he boasted afterward that he "did it all on his own." He even refused to loan his ex-lover Rogers Brackett some cash after the man lost his high-profile job, ignoring the fact that, in addition to supporting Jimmy financially, Brackett had probably been the single most instrumental person to catapult the young actor's career toward stardom.
Allegedly, Dean also barked at waiters. He flicked burning cigarettes onto other people's carpeting. He drove like a madman with passengers in his car or on his motorcycle. He made promises he had no intention of keeping, and he toyed with the hearts of lovers.
Those who'd known "the old Jimmy" saw that he'd suddenly grown too big for his boots, and, as Edna Ferber pointed out, success had indeed poisoned him.
I like to think this arrogance died with him—which is not to suggest I'm without ego, faults, rough edges, and maddening idiosyncrasies (Freddy, my sister, and my closest friends can attest to this), or that I'm finished working out my karmic issues.
Which brings me, once again, back to that strained relationship with my father, à la Jimmy and his father Winton.


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How I use Dubsado for my Client Onboarding process
Getting started (or even just knowing where to start) with client onboarding can be tricky. I know this, because I've been there! My old process was cumbersome, unorganized and complicated, because I didn't really have one... at all. 🙈
I'd miss steps during client onboarding (unbeknownst to them, hopefully!) simply because I didn't have a system, or even worse, maybe I was so excited to get started on the project that I just bypassed all that "stuff."
Luckily for me, I have wonderful clients and no problems ever came up because of my previous lack of onboarding organization.
BUT I knew then, as I know now, that wouldn't last. Not that my wonderful clients would suddenly become something other than wonderful. No, no, no!
I'm saying my obvious lack of organization would eventually lead to an error SOMEWHERE, whether that was accidentally missing a client's deadline, or not getting paid on time because I had to manually set up invoices in PayPal and email them (or soooo many other possible scenarios).
As I mentioned (in detail) here, in Why Dubsado is My Favorite App, .......it's my favorite business app! I have many others on the list (I 💚 you too, Trello).
But in case you missed that (HINT: go back & read it!), Dubsado is FREE to try, with no time limit on your trial & full access to all the features; it just caps you at 3 clients before you'll have to upgrade to a paid plan. When you decide to upgrade, use my code S1862* to get 20% off your first payment (annual or monthly).
Dubsado does take time to setup; I can't lie about that and I wouldn't feel right not pointing that out. HOWEVER, once you have set it up, you don't have to worry about it again unless your business model/processes change, and that is what saves you so much time!
That being said, before my onboarding process ever started (within Dubsado), I set up all the packages, pricing, forms, emails, invoice layout/design, payment schedules, contracts, AND of course, the workflows that automate my process.
If you don't know where to find all of that, here's how:
When you're logged in, expand the menu sidebar on the left and scroll to the bottom where it says: Templates.
After you've got that out of the way, here's how it all comes together:
1 | It all starts with the Lead Capture form.
You can link to it, or embed it on your website. Either way works great, which one you use only depends on what you prefer.
To grab the link from the form you made, go to Templates < Forms < Lead Capture < and select the form you want to use from that column (pictured above on the far right of the screenshot).
Then click Share from that form, after opening it. A window will pop up that looks like this:
Grab the Direct Link and paste it into your website by either linking some text or providing that URL as the link for a button. Once you do that, it will look like either of the examples below:
Regular linked text (my Lead Capture Form)
If you'd rather embed the form, copy the code from the top half of that Share pop-up window you clicked on and then embed that code onto the page of your website where you need it to be.
With Squarespace, that's super easy, you just use the Embed Block. Inside that block, your pop-up will look like this:
Now you grab the code from your Dubsado Share pop-up, then come back to Squarespace with it in your clipboard. On the right side of that form field click the "</>" icon and paste your code into the window that pops up, which looks like this (only:
Click "Set," then "Apply" and you're all done! Your form will be embedded in that page and it will look like this (only styled to match your brand & business, not mine!):
2 | Next up, your Workflow (automation) begins!
Depending on how my Leads fill out the form (specifically, which package they chose from the drop down menu), a different Workflow will be triggered by the submission of that form.
For example, in my workflows, these are the steps that I can set up to be triggered automatically, each time a new lead capture form is submitted:
(happening in the background) Dubsado automatically saves basic information from mapped fields like the client's: Name, email, phone number, address, and company name, in order to apply it to future forms for that client specifically. (No more typos!)
Any field within a form that I've chosen to map, will be automatically filled in for the client in future forms they fill out for me (though they are still editable for the client, if they need to change anything during a later form), and can be mapped to other forms during set up, like contracts.
for example: when a contract is automatically generated as part of the workflow for a project, it will include the basic information specific to each client, such as: their full name, company name, contact information, address, the job start & end dates, their payment schedule & amounts due based on their package pricing, their invoiced amount (even if they chose add-on items in the proposal that's not usually included), etc.
a customized Welcome Email is usually sent out X hours/days after the workflow begins
a Proposal form is sent out X hours/days after the welcome email goes out
a To Do list item is created (for myself) after the client completes their Proposal form
a customized Contract is sent to the client X hours/days after the Proposal form is completed, which means they agreed to the amount & basic project details
an Invoice is sent after the contract is signed by the client, which will offer either to pay in full or provide a payment schedule with a downpayment required.
a Thank you email is sent after the scheduled payment is completed with mapped invoice info (amount & project name details, etc.), as a receipt
a Design Questionnaire form is sent out X hours/days after the scheduled payment has been completed
Payment Reminders (prior to and after due dates, depending on how you want to set it up) are sent automatically
another Thank you email is sent after each payment, including a different thank you email after the invoice is paid in full
a Testimonial Form is sent after the job end date
a Follow Up email is sent a few weeks later, to make sure everything is still okay, and to thank the client for working with me
Yep; you heard me.
All or most of that happens on autopilot... and it saves me SO MUCH TIME.
If you were still wondering why I love Dubsado, that is one of the biggest reasons. I'm a one-woman show here, for now. I do all the designing, blogging, and business-ing. (Yes, I know that's not really a word! 😂)
Anything that can save me time, keep me organized, and help make my client's experience awesome, is totes worth it for me.
+ I still get to type up the personal emails, like what to say when the invoices, receipts & contracts go out, so my clients are never talking to a "robot." It's always me!
+ I can also stop, cancel or pause any Workflow in its tracks, at any time.
+ I actually don't have to use workflows at all, though there is a very basic (short) workflow that will be triggered if a lead chooses "other" from the package list drop down menu inside my Lead Capture form. That Workflow literally only involves sending a thank you email to the new potential client for submitting the form, and from there I can decide how to move forward.
+ Now workflows even have a feature where you can tell it to pause after an action or that it needs approval before continuing with the automations!
+ And if I get an inquiry through another area, I can send a link to my onboarding page within my website.
Here's a funny thing about Dubsado, their customers (like me) are their BIGGEST FANS. Their staff & support teams are soooo nice & helpful. They actually LISTEN to their customers and provide features we're actually asking for. We feel heard & appreciated & valued, and you really just don't get that from many other places!
That being said, if you're interested in trying Dubsado for yourself they have a no-time-limit FREE trial with full access to all their features; it just caps you at 3 clients on the free trial. When/If you're ready to upgrade, I've got a discount code for you below! ⬇
(Can apply to your first monthly OR yearly payment with Dubsado!)
Disclaimer: I'm (obviously?) an affiliate with Dubsado, but I currently use them for my own business and am completely obsessed (in-love), otherwise I would never, ever recommend them to anyone else! If you click through & use my link or code to upgrade, I'll get a small commission at no extra cost to you.
They've added integration with Quickbooks Online, and more (SO MANY MORE) good things are in the works right now, and will be available soon.
READ MORE: Dubsado, my absolute favorite business app
What does your current onboarding system look like? Could it be improved? Leave a comment below!
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As my MP, you are going to be asked to vote on the Repeal Bill. It is essential that the Repeal Bill is passed because it enables the UK to start to take back control of the powers we have given to Brussels since we joined the EU more than 40 years ago.
Theresa May in the Conservative Manifesto and Jeremy Corbyn in the Labour Manifesto have both promised to respect the result of the EU referendum. That means Britain must leave the EU's Single Market and the Customs Union. If we don't, then we won't take back control of our borders, laws, money and trade from the EU'S politicians and their elite friends in the multinational corporations and banks.
That is why I am asking you to back the referendum result by voting to support the Repeal Bill without any amendments that would keep the UK as a member of either the Single Market or the Customs Union, and asking you not to support any efforts to delay or frustrate the timetable of the Bill's debate in the House of Commons.
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The Photo Folio
My interest in photography dates back to early childhood. The camera was something I understood mechanically thanks to the endless diagram-drawing and metaphor-utilizing techniques my dad would use to explain pretty much anything to us. It must have worked because I built on the knowledge he shared, applying to his time-tested techniques my own penchant for filling the content of the frame from a creative perspective.
To help take my mind off the relentless San Fernando Valley summer heat, he helped turn the bathroom into a darkroom. We used one of his antique cameras that might as well have had a bulb attached to its top and played all kinds of tricks on the poor thing. We'd keep its shutter open, make the room pitch black and wave a flashlight in the air to make electric hearts, stars, circles and pretty much anything you can draw in one fluid motion. I learned about "light burning the film" and we'd make contact sheets of brightly floating shapes against a tiled bathroom wall.
I ended up taking photography classes at the nearby community college and used a (now archaic) SLR that probably belonged to my oldest brother. I spent hours pouring over a stop bath, strained my eyes in the red-bulb lighting of a dark room and came home regularly smelling like developer. I'd help friends in their photo labs and posed for their photo projects. It wasn't just me interested in the captured moment – I had friends to ricochet my growing interest off of, too.
The digital age came so quickly that my mind, eager and ready to learn about film stock, was soon taken over by the immediacy of digitization. Now equipped with a beaming Nikon D90, I'm heavily armed with my own DSLR. I'm banking on my predisposed interest to develop so I can surpass all the recreational, editorial and professional limits I can get to. I want to capture still life and life in violent motion, subtle undertones and vibrantly saturated colors, the mountains of expression in minimalism and the silence within chaos. Basically, all of it.
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Circus Sunday
Sun, 7 October 12:00pm - 4:00pm
An afternoon of family circus fun featuring the Insect Circus Museum and the Circus 250 Caravan with Ring Mistress Dea Birkett. Learn circus skills with Greentop and enjoy arts activities and walkabout entertainment. Come dressed as your favourite circus character.
Visit Circus! Show of Shows exhibition in Weston Park Museum. You do not need a ticket to attend this part of the event.
Tour the National Fairground and Circus Archive at the University Library. Tours start at 1pm, 2pm and 3pm and tickets can be booked via Eventbrite.
Suitable for adults and children of all ages. Children must be accompanied by an adult.
Tickets (In Advance)
Weston Park, Western Bank, S10 2TP
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Family Event?
Type of Event
Circus 250
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I realise that I haven't posted in a while! Work has been so hectic and last weekend I visited my parents' house (cue multiple nights out with friends and country walks with my puppy). During all of this it has completely slipped my mind to post!
Rest assured I am back on it and should have the next post out in a couple of days! Keep your eyes peeled as it's going to be about my trip to Eastern Europe – I can't wait to share my experiences of some of my favourite countries with you!


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Get Your Personalized Shirts For a Great Cause
A lot of people are actually using personalized shirts as a way of raising funds to keep their activities with a cause in motion, view her for more info on the subject. The people who are helping the poor and the sick get back up again are all funded by the selling of personalized shirts as well as having backups from charitable organizations. You have to understand that the clubs that are doing all of these things are representing the major cause. These people are searching for the best solutions to curing diseases and these projects are costly which is why they need to sell products that are too for the greater good; products that display what they are trying to do which is to do good. A lot of shirts have their own style but one of the most common yet one of the best to say are the shirts with logos on them. Why don't you make shorts with personalized logos that show what the people should be aware of; it is such a great and smart way to advertise your campaign. Personalized shirts are the best when it comes to promoting other products and services because they can be recognized right away. There are a bunch of organizations that do this sort of stuff, you can see it around the world if you chose to really understand it. There is also the this page that you can view here!
The internet is going to be one of the best avenues for information and you can use that wit ha click of a mouse; the technology today is sort of making life a lot easier to live. There are a lot of personalized T-shirts for a cause that are being sold over the internet, the only problem you face is where to get the best deal. Each web site will have their very own variety of T-shorts to offer you. You get to choose a number of different products like T-shirts and polo shirts as well as hoodies that come in different sizes.
You can go check the listings of different shirt styles the company is selling and choose the one that best fits you and the cause. Once you pick the style that you want, you can have them create the personalized T-shirts for a cause with either printed designs or embroidered ones. These personalized T-shirts for a cause are one of the best products to give as giveaways. If you buy them in bulk over the internet, it is going to be a lot easier for you to get the right price for the deal. You can also buy these personalized T-shirts for a cause that come in different colors as well. To teach the people more about your concerns with the world, these personalized T-shirts are certainly the best that you could ever get right now.


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When accessing lower anterior teeth, many times it is much easier to access from the buccal, especially when the tooth is lingually displaced as it is in this case. Also, buccal access may be more prudent when there is a large buccal restoration and no restoration on the lingual. Natural tooth structure will be saved by accessing the existing restoration.
Internal resporption should be treated immediately when it is first diagnosed. In my experience watching an asymptomatic internal lesion develop is not in the best interest of the patient. The root canal is much easier and therefore the internal resorption is easier to treat when the damage is minimal.


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I'm Nervous
I see the comments as they come across my inbox and something occurred to me that I want to share with you...
But let me digress.
Here are the biggest things I try to teach on this blog that I feel are not always heard...
Patience ( you cannot be a successful trader without letting things happen)
Position Size (you wont be emotional with smaller amounts on the table. You wont lose much either!)
Diversify (don't take correlated trades, trade bullish & bearish, different investment types, etc)
Manage Risk ( lose small)
Take good Risk/Reward trades (low risk, high reward)
Have a plan for you trade (What are you expecting? Why? This includes exits...plan for anything!)
Don't focus on the numbers (gain/loss and account balance...they are just numbers...focus on the chart & your analysis...you are always innocent until proven guilty!)
and most importantly...
Don't focus on the day to day price action.
Stocks fluctuate. The Fluct down and Fluct up. Quit worrying about if you should exit, cover, leg up, down, in or out...sit still! Recognize when you are being emotional, and avoid making decisions at that time. Go have a smoke, drink, massage, burrito or whatever will calm you down.
I noticed that 90% of my e-mails today contained questions like "what should I do?" (These are not questions from Addicts, mostly Marketcast traffic) This makes me think that a lot of traders are neglecting to follow rules and are so emotionally wrapped up in a trade that they have given up on their rules and or better judgement. Trade size, lack of rules, etc are what take us to this state of emotion...so find what is causing your emotion and avoid it.
The stocks talked about in the comments today don't look like exits to me, but I am not in all the same trades, or under the same entry or exit scenarios that the other traders are. I want to emphasize that one day does not make a trend, use an objective analysis, and try not to rely on the opinion of others to make your trading decisions. I know most of the comments are looking for the perspectives of others (and this is great!), but make sure in the long run that the decision is ultimately made by you.
I am not trying to criticize or lecture here. Just trying to reiterate the secret ingredients that not everyone might hear, but will eventually learn one way or the other. I just try and shorten the learning curve and prevent large capital misplacement's in the market.
Anyway, want to hear my thought now?
What will the comments be like when we are not in a bull market?
Recommendation: I am here for you. All of you. Through patience you will be successful at this. I have been doing it for almost a decade. It is possible, so be determined to make it to the top.
Long: Positive thinking
Short: Negative actions