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When we were children, I wasn't always nice to her. While Mum was working split shifts, I learned to cook. We set fire to the kitchen trying to make fried rice, and both felt the absence of our father. He had left when I was 10 and she was four. We saw him every other week when he took us shopping, but for her he was always a stranger. For me, it took a few years to undo my childhood, many more to learn to live without the silver spoons we'd been born with. Life for our mum was hard and I made it harder for everyone during my wayward teens. Then I left, too.
In a way I felt responsible: I should have been there more. Perhaps I thought I could put it right. I was always good at fixing things.
Now I helped find a new flat for her and the baby, replaced the broken furniture and planted flowers in the window boxes. It took him less than a month to find her. She seemed to resign herself to the bed she had made and nothing I could say would break through the wall of silence.
A week before Christmas, I found out she hadn't turned up to work. I walked past her in A&E, her face swollen to monstrous proportions. I recognised her sparkly heels and had to stop myself screaming out loud. The surgeon said she would probably be permanently disfigured. He was waiting for a theatre to become available, and in the meantime had given her plenty of pain relief. I wondered if there was something for me, too. I hadn't smoked for two years. I went outside and cadged a roll-up from a man with a tube coming out of his arm.
We all went on to autopilot. Dad paid for a private bed to shield her (and maybe himself) from further humiliation. Mum took care of the baby. I cleaned up the flat, wiping away the blood and clumps of hair. I rang the police and found out they had been called to a domestic incident - he had climbed out of a window while an officer went to make a call. They left without ringing for an ambulance or collecting the knife pushed down the side of the sofa.
The panic and rage started to grow. I dreamed in red and pictured myself cutting his throat. I was filled with an anger that made me see the world differently. I lost my empathy and compassion. I didn't care that his father was an alcoholic. So was ours. I didn't care that his father had beaten him and his brothers and mother. I jumped a mile when there was a knock on the door or someone approached me unawares. Alcohol no longer numbed the pain. The emotional paralysis was gone and the floodgates had opened.
Four months later, he found her again. Somehow she talked him into handing himself in - the police called to say they had apprehended him after careful surveillance and considerable effort.
Nothing was the same any more. My sister moved away for a while, returning for the trial. We stayed put and received threatening letters from prison; his friends bricked our windows and the brake fluid pipe on our car was cut.
On the first day of the trial, the barristers came to discuss a plea bargain. I felt everyone was betraying us. The way they made her feel that day, that somehow she was to blame, crushed the seedlings of self-worth she had started to cultivate and fanned the flames of rage inside me. They exploited our fear and gave her a measly six months of relative safety.
It drove us all apart for a long time. I wish I had behaved differently and been a calmer person for her, but for me the nightmares became unbearable and daily functioning impossible; my GP diagnosed post-traumatic stress disorder.
Eventually, our wounds healed. I'm still angry about our betrayal by a system I believed in, but the panic and fear have subsided. I have rediscovered my compassion and empathy. I even felt guilty about my relief when he returned to prison for a longer sentence - for shooting a new girlfriend with a Taser gun in the bath.
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Hi, You did a good job in the beginning of this investigation, but you have botched your analysis now. Bo didn't kill himself. The Royal family has been (understandably) stupid since the event – even letting their daughter's body be quickly cremated when it was some of the only available evidence. Their even more stupid insistence on being "part of voicing their opinion" that the police are always doing a good job smells extremely bad. Your unwillingness to say the truth because it might offend them or someone else is horrid. You should go investigate further because you have really lost it.
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By Mewburn, Kyle; Illustrated by Teo, Ali; O'Reilly, John
"Melu has always been different. While the other mules stubbornly clip-clop around the sun-baked hills, Melu dreams of swimming in the glittering green sea below. But it will take more than stubborness for Melu to reach the glittering green sea."--Back cover. Suggested level: jun ...
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Melu decides to follow his dream, instead of the herd The mules had been clip-clopping around the sun-baked hills for generations. They always clip-clopped in the same direction: west towards the setting sun. And they never ventured down to the glittering green sea. But Melu was ...
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"Chick waits. Chick pushes. The farm animals help. Where is that egg? Could Chick be sick? A crack-up companion to the popular Duck's stuck!"--back cover.
By Colquhoun, Glenn; Illustrated by Teo, Ali
Amazing Tales of Aotearoa is a retelling of the old Maori myths in a fresh, contemporary voice for today's children. One of the stories is told in rap; one is in comic-strip format. The stories are narrated by characters who live in a village called 'That-place', which somehow cl ...
By Te Heikoko Mataira, Katerina; Illustrated by Teo, Ali
Huia Short Story Awards 1997 finalists presents this tale of young Rangi and his love for dinosaurs. This love takes him to a land beyond his dreams, a threatened land where he must make a quick decision in order to keep his new found friends safe.
By Mataira, Te Heikoko; Illustrated by Teo, Ali
The mules had been clip-clopping around the sun-baked hills for generations. They always clip-clopped in the same direction: west towards the setting sun. And they never ventured down to the glittering green sea. But Melu was different. He was always out of step. When the herd cl ...
By Ridley, Frances; Illustrated by Teo, Ali; Series edited by Moon, Cliff; Prepared for publication by Big Cat, Collins
A boy and his mother go for a walk along the seashore and find all sorts of shapes. There's a starfish shaped like a star, a pebble that's an oval and a jellyfish that's a circle. A combination of fascinating photos and delightful artwork show the variety of shapes that can be fo ...
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Friends, feelings and fear, trust, jungle animals and their characteristics, animals that hatch from eggs. Large format reader with teacher' notes. Ages 5+.
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Under Armour Picks and Rolls With Stephen CurryBy
After building a sizable presence on turf, Under Armour is making moves on the hardwood. On Tuesday, the company revealed that it has signed Golden State Warriors guard Stephen Curry to a multiyear contract for an undisclosed sum. Curry, who will eventually get his own namesake shoe, will wear the UA Micro G Anatomix Spawn model this season. It retails for $120.
The news of the endorsement deal sent the Baltimore-based company's shares to an all-time high of 82.69—more than a 4 percent jump. According to Under Armour, Curry is an ideal fit: "Our key attributes for players we want to have on our team are young, underdog and next—and Steph checked those boxes," Matt Murchin, the company's senior vice president of global marketing, told ESPN. The soft-spoken 25-year-old certainly fits that criteria: Curry was drafted in 2009 after a breakout performance in the NCAA tournament, when he emerged as a deep threat for long-shot Davidson College. Curry has since emerged as one of the NBA's top guards. Of the top 10 scorers in the league, according to ESPN, Curry will be only the third to forgo the Swoosh. (Until this year, Curry wore Nike.)
The hoops effort arrives as Under Armour works to position itself as a viable competitor to Nike, whose Jordan Brand dominates the basketball shoe market with a 93 percent share. For its part, Under Armour, which excels in the categories of workout apparel, jerseys, and other shoes, holds only 0.35 percent of the market share for basketball shoes.
Regardless of the boost in stock price, some experts argue that betting big on athletes to sell shoes isn't all it's cracked up to be. "Overall I don't think any athlete really pays for himself today in the endorsement market," SportsOne Source retail analyst Matt Powell told the Baltimore Business Journal. "The ability of a player to really move shoes is relatively slim."
When it comes to "underdog" brands, history reinforces Powell's point. In the 1990s, Karl Malone and Hakeem Olajuwon—in addition to Paul Abdul and Belinda Carlisle—couldn't seem to get LA Gear brand off the ground. (The company filed for bankruptcy in 1999.) As hard as he tried—and he tried hard—New Jersey Nets forward Derrick Coleman couldn't get basketball fans to plunk down on a pair of BK Knights, which were later rebranded as skate shoes. In March, the Chinese company Li Ning—which recently added Dwyane Wade to a roster that has included Shaq and Baron Davis—announced a net loss of $319 million for 2012.
To be sure, Under Armour is in a much stronger position than those companies. Its revenue more than doubled from 2008 to 2012, according to the Wall Street Journal. (And, unlike some of the aforementioned brands, its heels do night-illuminate.) But that hasn't stopped sneakerheads from leaping to voice opinions. According to "Wild 100″ on Sneaker Watch: "[Curry] will get buckets, that goes without saying. As far as shoe sells [sic], ain't nobody buying those sh#ts."


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"The worlds biggest drive in! Try the cheese fries and the Varisty Orange drink! (you don't need to drive to eat!)"
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"An Atlanta institution. Try the Frosted Orange, the chocolate milkshake, and the onion rings for sure."
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"Welcome to The Varsity! The World's Largest Drive-in Restaurant. They have been serving customers here in Atlanta since 1928. People from all over the world come to experience The Varsity because there is nothing like it anywhere! We invite you to explore, learn about our history and reminisce. The original Varsity was opened in 1928 on a 70' X 120' lot with a white picket fence by a man named Frank Gordy; a man with a $2000 nest egg and "million dollar taste buds." Through his dedication to freshness, superior quality, advanced technology and serving the best food fast, he gained a reputation that is known worldwide. The Varsity has hosted well known people from the entertainment industry, the sports industry, the Governor's mansion, the White House, as well as visitors from all over the globe. Through Frank Gordy's determination, the original Varsity has grown into a two-story "Lunching Pad" and there are now 5 sister locations. The Varsity has become an Atlanta institution known and loved by all."
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"The Varsity is an Atlanta landmark located right next to Georgia Tech. It is the World's largest drive-in."
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"The Varsity is an Atlanta landmark located right next to Georgia Tech. It is the World"
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"If you truly want to clog your arteries, this is Atlanta's favorite way to do it! if you would like to spare yourself the pain, you can get a Frosted Orange!"
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"Everyone who comes to Atlanta must eat at the varsity! What'll ya have?!"
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"If you're downtown, you should try out The Varsity for a quick meal. On game days at Georgia Tech and even when the Braves are playing, it's standing room only here!"
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"The world's largest drive-in restaurant, this restaurant is filled with memorabilia and photos of many famous personalities who have experienced this unique restaurant and an extensive menu of traditional American cuisine is served daily for lunch and dinner."
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"World Famous drive-in/restaurant: make sure you know what to order when approaching the counter... :)"
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"Legendary fast-food to feed your carnivorous needs. Your vegetarian wedding hosts are not often found here, but they do recommend the "Frozen Orange"!"
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"hot dogs and onion rings"
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""What'll ya have? Have your order in mind and your money in hand!" is the constant chorus one hears when you walk into The Varsity, the fabled chili dog joint that is a favorite of several U.S. presidents and countless other celebrities. Open 24/7, the World's Largest Drive-in sits on over two acres and serves greasy hamburgers, hotdogs, fries, onion rings and the famous frosted orange. Enjoy!"
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"An Atlanta landmark...Nothing beats their greasy burger and an Orange Julius!"
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"An Atlanta favorite. Step up to the counter and order - you will be greated by order takers hollaring the famous saying "What'll ya have". Greasy hamburgers, hotdogs, fries and onion rings. Don't forget your frosted orange to drink. Most kids like a naked dog walking - thats Varsity slang for a plain hotdog!! Enjoy."
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""What'll ya have?!" That's the refrain you'll hear from the counter of this fabled chili dog joint that is a favorite of several U.S. presidents and countless other politicians and celebrities. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, it has its own unique vocabulary. Open 24/7. Note from Mary: This place has been open since 1928, when it was established to serve the local high school varsity football crowd, then quickly expanded to serve Ga Tech Yellow Jacket fans. Mary's dad and uncle (who was Ga Tech's legendary star end of the early 50s) cruised for chicks here during their Tech days!!"
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"The World's Largest Drive-in sits on more than two acres and can accommodate 600 cars and over eight hundred people inside. On days of Georgia Tech football games up to 30,000 people visit The Varsity. It sells more than two miles of hotdogs daily, a ton of onion rings, 2500 pounds of fresh cut potatoes, 5000 homemade fried pies, and 300 gallons of chili, all of which are made from scratch daily. The downtown Varsity is also the world's largest single restaurant outlet for Coca-Cola. This is where the now famous cry of The Varsity started. Mr. Gordy ran a tight operation. Everything, from custom-designed equipment to training on how to dress a sandwich revolved around one thing: No matter how big the crowd, get everybody fed with great quality and service. And since sometimes the bottlenecks were on the customer's side of the counter, employees began the now famous chant: "What'll ya have . . .what'll ya have . . . what'll ya have. Have your order mind and your money in your hand.""
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Now in the West the slender moon lies low,
And now Orion glimmers through the trees,
Clearing the earth with even pace and slow,
And now the stately-moving Pleiades,
In that soft infinite darkness overhead
Hang jewel-wise upon a silver thread.
And all the lonelier stars that have their place,
Calm lamps within the distant southern sky,
And planet-dust upon the edge of space,
Look down upon the fretful world, and I
Look up to outer vastness unafraid
And see the stars which sang when earth was made.
Poem by Marjorie Pickthall, Canadian poet 1883-1922
The ACEM Winter Symposium in Broome was always going to be a little different. We never expected it to be so, well, celestial.
- Of course, we had our exploding Supernova, David Newman, all the way from Mt Sinai (light years away from our little place, on the less fashionable edge of the planet). He gave 3 stellar talks, and we all felt like we were living our own version of the SmartEM podcast. That, or an episode of Seinfeld.
1. The stroke thrombolysis debate.
He wowed us all with a comparison between the science used to interpret the data and astrology, and encouraged us all to look at the fathers of scientific theory (including the 20th century philosopher and economist, Karl Popper) to understand why we should be incredibly cynical at the interpretive methods used.
2. Diagnostics.
The mathematics of likelihood ratios, revisiting his amazing tenets of understanding the utility and limitations of the tests we do. a) All tests are imperfect b) context trumps results c) all tests have a threshold. A man that can explain statistical analysis to somebody as mathematically disabled as I is truly talented.
3. Adrenaline.
We all know it doesn't work. But has anybody before challenged us so painfully as to why we, as individuals, continue to use it? Plus, the gob smacking truth behind the death of George Washington! Scandal! Does even the NSA know about this???
- Trevor Jackson, our Australian Keynote, gave us an overview of the progress of education in today's emergency medicine world. He looked at the constellation of tools now expected in the education of today's trainees. He also came up with a cracking quiz, and hosted a Graham Norton like chat show to finish up, uncovering a few heretofore unknown truths, such as David Newman's flashlight fetish.
- Daniel Fatovich gave an awesome Prezi, on Reversal Of Thinking, challenging us to think about what we might be getting wrong today, based on how we see the incomprehensible dogma of the past, plus the power of groupthink.
- Steve Lewis, neurosurgeon to the stars, gave us an incredibly interesting talk on concussion, the differing grades, the long term sequelae (and how this differs from what's seen in TBI – think tau, and ApoE4 as opposed to amyloid) and how the highest incidence in females in the US is from cheerleading. Oh yes.
- The Ultrasound Superheroes, led by Sonogirl Leanne Hartnett, with Robin, Alfred and Q did not disappoint with their phenomenal oversized ocular props, taking us through orbital ultrasound and reminded us that the measurements of orbital nerve sheath for ICP assessment haven't yet passed the rigor of scientific testing.
- Andy Buck and Amit Maini showcased their new short course integrated trauma education, which is looking to eclipse any of the pale old bodies currently on the market. Major kudos to them.
- The luminescent Di Egerton-Warburton took us on a poignant and reflective journey on how she morphed from Dr Do-Everything to Dr Do-Nothing. She also demonstrated that IV lines can kill (think before you prick) and that Medical Administration have absolutely no sense of humour.
- The utterly meteoric Nick Jenkins from Slough, yes, let me repeat that, Slough, gave us a masterful presentation on what it is to be a clinical leader. He delighted us with several videos, all of which are worth a watch:
And yes, if anybody wants a job in the UK….. @DrNickJenkins wants to hear from YOU
- James Rippey (the man with the brain the size of a planet) was as energetic as ever, reminding us of the amazing basics of ultrasound use, including the simple stuff like how to use a needle with ultrasound.
- The lovely Colin Parker took us on a nautical journey (would like to add astro- to that, in keeping with the them of this post, but it wouldn't do justice to Colin's talk), and challenged us to think about the perils of navigating the diagnostic seas, reminding us of the errors that we make, every time we see a patient.
- The one and only Casey Parker (@broomedocs) showcased a galaxy of talent, getting his bright stars of the future, his JMOs, to present a case of sepsis, Kimberley style. We learnt that lactate clearance might be a false god (is lactate a compensatory process, and actually good?) and the ultrasound/echo algorithm for assessment of fluid status, plus there was an ethical debate about the unique issues with autonomy in the indigenous patient.
- Jenny Medcalf and Steve Langford gave talks on the incredible and unique RFDS, incomparable to any other retrieval system on the planet.
- We were so incredibly fortunate to listen to the young Australian of the Year Akram Azimi, a man of uncommon sense and internal beauty, who told us about the anthropological roots of empathy, and how we can translate this to the modern day.
- Anand Senthi. The Big Bang. What else can I say. An absolute force, insisting that we question our pallid approach to the diagnosis and treatment of pulmonary embolus. This man ought to be on tour.
- Similarly Yusuf Nagree on high sensitivity troponins. Run a mile. Run a very long mile. Be prepared for what they tell you. You have been warned.
- Anthony Delaney told us about the current Black Hole of sepsis management, where we have accepted the gospel of EGDT, but need to claw our way out to the light of evidence, hence he has implored us all to continue to recruit to the ARISE study, in order to answer some pretty important questions.
- David McCoubrie scared the bejesus out of us telling us about emerging synthetic drugs of abuse (bless you internet)
- Fantastic free papers by Michelle Withers & Alyssa Vass showcasing what we're going to see from the College with regard to education in Indigenous issues, Jennifer Williams looking at the evidence behind cervical spine guidelines, Marian Lee dissecting the communication failures that occur at handover and Vikas Thacker doing his 4:10 on antibiotic sensitivities in urine cultures
And, lastly, our unbelievable star man, who took us through the night sky, on an icicle clear evening, on the magical lawn of the Cable Beach Club, who reminded us that it was us that was spinning, not the sun setting, and demonstrated the raw magic of the stars, and showed us, with whoops of delight, Saturn's rings in his telescope. Yes, my friends, they really are real.
Thank you to all who partook, it was a truly stellar few days.
And, finally, here is me, completely starstruck.


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As some of you know, I purchased a Kahr P45 last week. I managed to fire it yesterday in the presence of PW (administrator of the Beretta Forum ), who fired off 16 magazines worth of .45 ACP ammo through the gun.
My earlier post regarding purchasing the P45 is here (including a couple of photos): Uh Oh (Again)..now this time my P7 is in trouble.....
To give range report some perspective, the weapon mimics the overall design and basic ergonomics of the rest of the Kahr line as you can see in this photo:
Note, my weapons in the photos, from top to bottom, are the P45, P9 Covert (9mm) and PM9 (9mm). To accommodate the larger .45 ACP, the gun is of course larger overall.
The P45 is a double action only (DAO) semi automatic pistol utilizing, as seen in the photos, a stainless slide and polymer frame. The frame has very aggressive checkering fore and aft. The P45's external extractor is big and blocky. The sights are tightly dovetailed into place. The front sight has a white dot and the rear sight a vertical white line. The magazine well is lightly beveled. The magazine carries six rounds of .45 ACP ammunition.
One thing here...I don't really like the plastic baseplate on the magazine. They add some bulk to the magazine. This a concealment weapon and a 1/2 inch or so of added concealment is...well, 1/2 inch of (possibly) added unnecessary bulk. That said, I did a little experimenting. I took the metal baseplate and tab that locks the baseplate into place from a range-only Star PD .45 ACP magazine. The baseplate fits perfectly, but the tab does not...it's too long. The tab for the P45 magazine won't fit the Star PD magazine baseplate. If I can only file it down.....one day I suppose.
As my earlier post stated, I noted that the magazines require a very good hard smack to lock them into place. PW noted something I hadn't up to then....a major difference between my polymer framed 9mm Kahrs and the P45 is that the magazine release button is apparently made entirely of metal. Those of my 9mm Kahrs are (externally) polymer. That said, I had only had to strike the bottom the magazine with the strength of Superman only twice. I believe a round was already in the chamber both times. Loading the gun from an empty chamber did not require a hard slap.
God bless Kahr for giving us a grip that is (for my smaller hands) perfect. I have no problems reaching the DAO trigger. A person with really large hands might have a problem, but perhaps not, the grip is truly bigger than its smaller (albeit older) siblings.
This Kahr's barrel mimics it's 9mm siblings: the feedramp is offset which, according to Kahr, assists in keeping things compact. The ramp is very lightly polished. The recoil assembly is a simple affair: a metal rod and spring. Although I don't know what the spring weight is getting the rod/spring to seat properly. takes a bit of doing since it's heavy (maybe 20+ pounds?)
I didn't notice things gunwriters take note about like tool marks.
Prior to taking the gun to the range, I performed my usual basic stripping of the weapon and cleaning of the barrel and slide/frame interiors and lubricating of the rails and barrel hood. Field stripping is as with other Kahrs: mate the two lines (one on bottom left of the slide and a second on the top left of the frame), push the slide stop lever out from the right and pull the slide off the frame. Reassembly is reversed. Militec was the lubricant used as with all of my guns.
I noted that getting the slide and frame to lock back into place was a bear. Something (I believe the recoil spring rod) was catching somewhere. I never could figure out where. It took about five minutes of "fitzing" with the gun to get the two halves to mate and lock into place.
Range day saw me taking 200 rounds of Winchester White Box (WWB) 230 grain FMJ, 100 rounds of Remington 230 grain JHP (all from Wal Mart) and a handful of CCI Blazer Brass 230 grain FMJ ammunition. PW had, I believe, WWB ammunition as well.
Anyhow on range day, I set up a couple of targets and set it for seven yards, inserted the magazine and fired off six rounds carefully. All six went into a very tidy group. Daddy be likin' the P45! Lots! For a gun with a short sight plane and long DAO trigger pull (more on that in a second) this gun is accurate! However two negatives were quickly noted:
1. Ejection: the ejection on this gun is very (VERY) erratic. Within a magazine of six rounds, one round might bean me on the head, one might bean PW five feet on my right, one might hit my right earmuff, one might go straight up, one might go ten feet behind me and the last empty cartridge case just a few inches from me. This issue happened throughout the range session.
2. Trigger pull: in a word....it's L---O---N---G....no, really, it's really long. Oh, by the way, did I say it was long...no? Well, it was. I put in this perspective to PW after firing the first 12 rounds...the only other gun I own that is as long (actually a bit longer) is the trigger pull for my Kel Tec P3AT .380 ACP....when I pulled the trigger it would take about a week for the gun to discharge due to the long trigger of the P3AT....that said, it would take about three or four days for the P45 trigger to discharge after I initiated pulling the trigger.
That said, no one can ever accuse a legally armed citizen or LEO of accidentally discharging this gun, but it will definitely take training to get used to it's long arc. PW and I both found ourselves throwing at least one round out of six out of a group if our concentration drifted a bit.
Good thing about the trigger pull....it's nice and smooth and not heavy at all. It's weight stacks a bit (but it's not that heavy even then) at the point the shot breaks which is good...your trigger finger will have feedback when pulling the trigger.
The bottom line about the trigger is that despite it's length of pull, it's manageable. It is a street gun trigger meaning, it's meant for self-defense and not competition.
Ok...on to other observations.
PW stated that the "pineapple" checkering in the polymer was a bit sharp....he's right, but I liked it. The gun was well anchored when it discharged.....and with this light gun, you need it. This gun does recoil a bit which is to be expected given it's chambering. Recoil was well managed in this gun though. Taking into account the aforementioned trigger pull, firing controlled pairs were not difficult with this gun. I attribute that to the aggressive checkering, polymer frame and low bore axis of the gun.
The outside of the slide and slide stop lever can use dehorning....especially the lever....there are some sharp areas.
The sights were nice and blocky.....but this gun begs to get tritium night sights installed.
The magazines would fall freely from the gun after hitting the magazine release button. The feedlips of the magazines are bit sharp so maybe check that if you buy a P45...you may need to lightly file the lips to knock the sharp edges.
Well, in firing the gun (almost 400 rounds) I do have to report that there were two failure-to-feed (FTF) malfunctions using the WWB ammunition within the first 200 rounds which is not uncommon with Kahr 9mm's. In both instances (within two magazines of one another), the slide stripped the rounds from the magazine into the chamber, but the rounds did not fully chamber. At that point, the gun was filthy. I think the rounds might have been slightly oversized. That, and a dirty chamber, might have contributed to those two FTFs. Kahr recommends a break in period of 200 rounds with their product line. I'm not too worried about the two FTFs; my PM9 has suffered some malfunctions within its first 250 rounds. It has not suffered one since and its current round count is about 1000 rounds.
Leather for the Kahr 9mm's does not the P45. Maybe Glock or HK USP leather will? The magazines will fit in a carrier for a 1911 but not for a single stack 9mm.
How to improve this very nice gun ..for starters, Kahr needs to give us magazines with a flat metal baseplate (actually its not a huge deal but it would be nice as that would aid in concealment), dehorn the slide and slide stop lever (necessary), check into the ejection pattern of the gun (maybe this issue is isolated to my gun) and reduce the long trigger pull by about a foot (kidding....just a little) but not the pull weight. Oh, they also need to look into the magazine loading issue (loading the magazine into the well). Although I only had the problem a couple of times in actual testing.
Wrapping up this LONG report (only a wee bit longer than the trigger pull), this is a good gun....one that will now be part of my off-duty carry battery (when leather is available for it) which currently consists of the Kahr 9mm's in the photo above.
Here is a parting photo. Note the soot on the muzzle. Range was seven yards and that time all six went into that group:
I hope this range report is remotely helpful to someone.


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I'd rather carry a Glock. 1911's are pretty, and they do have their followers, but in my personal opinion, Glocks are more reliable.
This is a discussion on 4'' 1911 or glock for main carry gun. within the Defensive Carry Guns forums, part of the Defensive Carry Discussions category; I'm sure this has been discussed before but here it goes. I mostly carry an xd9sc. When i want to mix it up ill carry ...
I'm sure this has been discussed before but here it goes. I mostly carry an xd9sc. When i want to mix it up ill carry my Dan Wesson 5'' 1911. I love 1911 and have been looking at the 4 and 3 inch models in the ria and the American classic. I want a lesser gun than the Dan Wesson to carry all the time. But needs to be 100% reliable. Or get a glock in 9mm I will buy both eventually but which one should I buy first sense it will be about six months until I by the other.
So when it comes down to it the question is would you trust your life on these budget 1911s or would you rather carry a glock?
I'd rather carry a Glock. 1911's are pretty, and they do have their followers, but in my personal opinion, Glocks are more reliable.
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Try to convince a Chevy guy to buy a Ford or vice-versa. It probably isn't gonna happen. Those devoted 1911 lovers won't be sold on anything else. Likewise for the Glockadites. Figure out your particular desires in a carry gun and go from there. If steel, thin lower capacity handguns suit your desires, go 1911. If lighter, higher capacity, almost always sure to go bang does, look at Glock. I carry a Glock, but I'd sure like to own a 1911--just not for carry.
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I'm a 1911 guy and Glocks feel like blocks in my hands so I will never buy one. IF it was simply 1911 or Glock I'd say 1911. But you were specific in the brands of 1911's so...of the 3 options you gave for defending your life I'd say Glock.
Since I actually answered your question I'll now be the first to throw out the "You should buy xxxx!" comment. For lower cost 1911's you should at least look at the Sig Sauers.
It's not a matter of reliability; both are extremely reliable unless you get a 1911 shorter than 4".
I like both. I have both. The thing about the 1911 is it's size and even moreso it's weight. I know a lot of guys carry them comfortably and with the right rig, etc., etc. But I just recently read an article by a die-hard 1911 man that said as he got older the weight is beginning to cause problems and he switched, recluctantly, and sadly, to a Glock.
I can't help but wonder if there's an acculative affect of carrying 3 lbs on one hip for long periods of time for years and years. Of course my answer to weight was to get the Al alloy frames. That helps but it's still not as light as a Glock. But then what is as light as a Glock?
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I'm a Glock guy who also has a Sig and wants a 1911. I'm researching the lower end 1911's. I would say get the Glock, then the 1911. If you dont like the Glock, you can sell it and spend a little more on the smaller 1911. I know the Glock will go bang every time, so I would start there first.
Good luck on your search.
Given your stated options, I'd have to say to go Glock. But, I also have to ask, what is wrong with the xd9sc that you said you mostly carry? I am very pro Glock, but there sure isn't anything wrong with an xd9sc.
Depends if you prefer a steel gun cocked and locked, or a polymer subcompact with a pull closer to DA. Different strokes for different folks!
I carry a Colt Defender rather than my full size 1911.
"What lies behind us and what lies before us are tiny matters compared to what lies within us." - Ralph Waldo Emerson
Thanks for the input guys. And docglock there is nothing wrong with the xd. I just wanted a full size polymer gun. I would go with another xd but they are top heavy and bulkier than the glocks. And I like to have a well rounded collection. I do carry the full size 1911 comfortably and like the thinner profile. But if knowone here has confidence in there lower end 1911s then I might as well buy the glock first.
I'd get a Glock, but I already carry a Glock. If I didn't carry a Glock, I'd look seriously at a Walther PPQ. The slide on the PPQ is a bit more refined than Glock slides. Heck, I may sell my CZ and look seriously at a PPQ even though I do carry a Glock.
My wife carries a G27 and it's a great weapon (though it is the only gun in my small collection ever in need of a gunsmith). I prefer my Kimber 1911's Crimson Pro Carry II and my ccw an Ultra Covert II.
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I have been carrying a Springfield EMP quite a bit lately. Don't miss Glock a bit. If I want something super light I go with my M&P's. To each his own.
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The world's other crisis zone
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North Korea's missile tests have revived belligerent nationalism in Japan, writes Tessa Morris-Suzuki.
The long-range missile recently tested by North Korea may have proved a dud, plopping into the sea not far from its launch site; but its fallout is sending shock waves through the unstable world of North-East Asian international relations.
To borrow a fashionable phrase, North-East Asia is at the tipping point - the point at which a chain of small events may trigger an unstoppable transformation. While the eyes of the world have been focused on the Middle East, little-reported developments to our north threaten to topple regional relations into a spiral of conflict, with profoundly damaging implications for other Asia-Pacific nations (including Australia).
With US Middle Eastern policy mired in crisis, it has been too easy to neglect Asia. But now a decade or more of efforts at North-East Asian regional reconciliation are rapidly unravelling. The Six Party Talks (which bring the two Koreas, China, Japan, Russia and US together to search for a solution to the crisis on the Korean Peninsula) have stalled, not just because of North Korean intransigence, but also because of a lack of commitment and imaginative leadership from the US.
In retrospect, 2005-06 may well be seen as the period when the world looked the other way, while its most populous and economically dynamic region was allowed to slide into instability and insecurity.
In Japan, Junichiro Koizumi is about to step down as Prime Minister, and political bargaining to determine his successor has been under way for months. The frontrunner is Shinzo Abe (grandson of 1950s Prime Minister Kishi Nobusuke), whose popularity is founded on populist nationalism and an outspokenly belligerent attitude to North Korea.
The prospect of an Abe administration has raised alarm among more liberal members of the Japanese establishment, and also in some US circles. It is feared that Abe's accession to power could further damage relations between Japan and its neighbours. Quiet moves were under way to support a more moderate candidate for leadership, veteran politician Yasuo Fukuda.
Abe's chances, however, received a huge boost from the North Korean missile tests. An opinion poll conducted by the national broadcaster NHK shortly after the missile launches showed a dramatic surge in his popular support, and on July 21 Fukuda withdrew from the prime ministerial race. Now Abe's main challenger will be the relatively colourless Finance Minister Sadakazu Tanigaki, whom few see as having much chance of victory.
Meanwhile in South Korea, the "Sunshine Policy" is vanishing behind clouds of criticism and voter disillusionment. The policy, which transformed relations between the two halves of the peninsula over the past decade, once enjoyed immense popularity. However, after a series of gaffes and policy blunders, South Korea's reformist ruling party fared disastrously in recent local elections, and there is growing support for high-profile opposition politician Park Geun-hye, daughter of former dictator Park Chung-hee. A Park victory in next year's presidential elections would mark a significant retreat from 10 years of detente and domestic political reform. Park's chances of success (like Abe's in Japan) have been greatly boosted by the tensions following the North Korean missile test.
Conservative politicians in Japan (including Abe) have started to suggest that Japan, despite its "Peace Constitution", has the right to launch pre-emptive strikes if it fears imminent attack from North Korea. These comments, against a background of moves to revise the constitution itself, evoke alarm in Seoul, adding to a marked recent deterioration of relations between Japan and South Korea.
Most significant of all is the worsening of relations between the region's two major powers, Japan and China. In Japan, fear of China is generating a widespread populist nationalism, expressed in a stream of best-selling books on the "Chinese menace". In China, memories of war and anger at Koizumi's insistence on visiting the Yasukuni Shrine (containing the remains of war dead, including convicted Japanese war criminals) sparked anti-Japanese riots in April of last year.
The North Korean missile tests have further strained the relationship. Efforts by Japan to persuade the UN Security Council to impose far-reaching sanctions on North Korea were opposed by China and Russia, and in the end Japan's ally, the US, was reluctant to alienate China, whose support it needs on other vital issues such as Iran's nuclear program. Japan found itself isolated and outmanoeuvred, forced to accept a watered-down resolution.
Although the Japanese media tried to put the best possible spin on the outcome, the incident has served to further fuel popular Japanese suspicions of the region's rising superpower. "China cannot be trusted", read a typical headline in a Japanese newspaper following the Security Council resolution.
It is time for the US to take North-East Asia seriously. The focus must be on the Korean Peninsula, where the last unhealed wound of the Cold War is poisoning regional relations. The only realistic way of achieving a breakthrough is to find a forum in which the US can negotiate one-on-one with the North Korean regime, either within the Six Party framework or through a parallel channel.
Australia should be pushing its US ally in this direction. If continued, the deadlock between a distracted and inflexible US and an increasingly erratic North Korea will tip the balance from regional co-operation to conflict, with consequences that may be felt for decades to come.
Tessa Morris-Suzuki is professor of Japanese history in the Research School of Pacific and Asian Studies, Australian National University.
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This is a discussion on Stock 335 vs STi within the Comparison: WRX vs World forums, part of the Community - Meet other Enthusiasts category; Don't generalize if your car ISNT good on icy roads that's your car NOT mine. I'm speakin of my experience ...
Last edited by mycologist; 09-17-2009 at 09:50 AM.
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Time to apply the ice to the forehead.
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i live in NY too, and ice is slippery. A wrx is still a car. It isnt immune to crashing or losing traction. All wheel drive doesnt mean smack when you cant stop because there is no friction on the road. Ice= very little or No friction.
The problem with a lot of people that own AWD cars is that they forget that a car is a car.
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In an iced parking lot, from a dead stop I was able to make it up a slight incline. The cop car behind me could not and sat there spinning his wheels ever so slowly. I parked and watched as he got out of the car and left it in drive. The tires were turning but the car wasn't moving at all. Having all four contact patches working for you does have a slight advantage on ice.
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As Micah was saying, there is a slight trivial advantage as far as not getting stuck.
There is also a slight advantage with deceleration because you can downshift and it will drag all four wheels slightly. This is actually an important distinction over FWD which will drag only on the front wheels and will easily spin the car out if you are going too fast and catch a little traction somewhere. RWD is considerably better for stability and deceleration compared to FWD. I have personally watched an Audi spin out and wreck after passing me in a RWD Volvo (no chains & crap tires) on Donner Pass.
Once you are on the brakes (the important stuff) AWD does absolutely nothing. On real ice as said you are screwed. Black ice will kill you just as fast in your AWD. Studs and chains are the only thing that helps, and I would take any drive configuration with those over any other without.
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2002 Subaru WRX Sedan -- SOLD
They were lucky all the switches & window motors worked though!
I did mis-speak earlier though - the 633 was a little heavier than a wrx. I appreciated their respect for the 2.5 but any of the straight 6 (like my 3.3) were well known for their natural balance (and ability to rev way above the designated line on the tach) and the fact they would last 300,000 + miles even if speeds well over 100mph were sustained regularly. They were true classic Autobahn bombers.
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"From a little spark may burst a mighty flame." - Dante
"The stitch is lost unless the thread is knotted." - Italian proverb
Here is a reasonable explanation of the car from back in the day. It is being compared to an xj-12, but other articles put it on the 911 playing field of the time. Mine was 5 spd however. Note the last summary paragraph on pg. 49:
Popular Science - Google Books
I know I shouldn't gush so much but I loved that car. When I bought it in souhtern OR I had to be in VA in 3 days - I was able to drive without fatigue 16-20 hours a day for three days straight and I actually just pulled out a bag and slept in the drivers seat both nights.
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"From a little spark may burst a mighty flame." - Dante
"The stitch is lost unless the thread is knotted." - Italian proverb
great compair
It's true we are all friends here, we have a common like - The WRX! I just dislike when I speak of MY experience with MY car how others feel the need to chime in with their theory and apply it to my situation - unless that person was riding shotgun with me your theory pretty does NOTHING when applying it to my statement.
I do apologize but @ the sametime mycologist there was no personal attacks in any of my post - so I may have called the guy "captian ice" apparently he's the ice driver and my story was a lie
Point is - each of us has had our own personal experience, if my car made it on some ice and im happy about it PLEASE DO NOT RAIN ON MY PARADE, let it be...I never said anything about driving on some North Pole ice where I hang out with those penguins in Surfs Up


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[auth] The promotion brings the total count of commanders in the force to five. The position of captain is being eliminated with Moody's promotion.
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Uuups you forget to cut the first 5 minutes.
LOL, oops. Nice catch. I'll re-cut and upload the correct version .
Why there's no tree view "+" button for #region and groups of code in VS 2010? And is there a way to get it back or some equivalent feature!
i for one would also like to have "+" buttons for if statements and for loops in VS.. thats littrely the only thing that bothers me with VS
well for all loops really
i have another question ,
can you have two extensions that use one of the margins? perhaps i want both the highlighting but also lets say a svn integration margin that shows me the diffs (and for the sake of argument, i want them both on the right side) would that be possible?
Very nice video!
Can we get that add-on provided inbox with Visual Studio? I'm a frequent user of Rock Scroll, which is basically the same app, and using an officially supported app (with a minimize button!) would be much better!
Link to Rock Scroll: http://microsoftdev.blogspot.com/2008/05/rock-scroll-visual-studio-plugin.html
That's great, now how do I get the Document Map whatever it is that looks like RockScroll? I used that extensively in VS2008, and I miss it in VS2010 RC. Will it be in the final release version?
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Inspirational Good Morning Quotes are words of wisdom that often encourage everybody to welcome the brand new morning with passion, hope, and enthusiasm. These Good Morning quotes and wishes give you the motivation that divulge in the beauty of a brand new day!
As what Marcus Aurelius said: "When you arise in the morning, think of what a precious privilege it is to be alive -to breathe, to think, to enjoy, to love."
Below is a collection of brand new motivational and inspirational good morning quotes, images and messages that will give you a new perspective on life on on your day. They serves as a beautiful reminder that every morning is a new day and another chance of living your life. Sendyour loved ones one of these good morning messages and you will be loved back. Try to wake up and attack the day with your enthusiasm and smile. Make people happy around you when you wake up and karma will treat you well. Carpe Diem, every morning. Good Morning beautiful people!
Inspirational Good Morning Quotes and Wishes
1. "Set a goal that make you want to jump out of bed in the morning."
If you have something to wake-up to in the morning it will be much easier to wake up.
2. "When you start each day with a grateful heart…"
If you are thankful and grateful every morning as you woke up, happiness would come out within you.
3. "I opened two gifts this morning. They were my eyes."26
Everybody should be grateful for being alive and healthy.
4. "Some days you just have to create your own sunshine"14
Most of the time, we look for our happiness in other people, however, sometimes we need to find the happiness within ourselves.12
5. "You will never have this day again so make it count!"
Every day is a new day. Don't live in the past. Enjoy the now and make it count!
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6. "Rise up, start fresh see the bright opportunity in each day"
Rise up because every day God always give us something new.
7. "Smile at strangers, slow down, say thank you, laugh and give compliments today."15
When you are good to others you will receive it back. When you feel good about yourself you will shine in other people's eyes. Give and don't expect anything back. You will be astonished.
8. "Having a rough morning? Feel your heart. That's your purpose of being alive."
If you feel down, always remember that for as long as your heart is still beating, you still have a purpose in this life.
9. "Happy thoughts are the only cure for a sleepy morning.. and I feel the happiest when I think about you!"
You can change you mood instantly by thinking of the happy things in life.
10. "Everyday may not be good, but there is something good in every day"
We may have a bad day but there is something good in every day, and you do you know what's that? It is waking up and still having the chance to live.
11. "Don't look back, you're not going that way."
You will not gain anything by looking back. What happened, happened. Look forward and move on.
12. "Each good morning we are born again, what we do today is what matters most"13
It is because every day is a new chance to correct our mistakes and every new day is a new beginning.
13. "Focus on the good."
Embrace the good in life and good will come back.
14. "Let your soul expand, let your heart reach out to others…"
Make every day as an opportunity to serve others and give others happiness and joy. What you give is what you will receive, and sometimes what we receive is more than what we give.
15. "For you kiss me, my heart for you, I love you. Good Morning!"
16. "The minute you think of giving up.."
There are times that you just want to give up on something, however if you have held it up for a long time it must be something that is truly worth holding on.
17. "Choose to Shine"
The best option in life is to choose to shine and make others shine around you.
18. "Thank God for another day. Don't waste it!"
Each and every one of us will face death, so don't waste your life and be thankful for another opportunity and another chance to live.
19. "Loneliness is a special enjoyment when chosen by ourself.. but hard to disgest when gifted by others..Good Morning!"
The morning is the most difficult time when you feel lonely because you miss someone. You will make it through and choose to be by yourself and then loneliness is expierenced very differently.
20. "When you arise in the morning, think of what a precious privilege it is to be alive…"
Think of waking up every day as a privilege to love, to help and to enjoy life.
21. "I love the smell of possibility in the morning."
Every morning is a new day full of possibilities.. with a cup of coffee;)
22. "Wake up with determination, go to bed with satisfaction"
Determination gives satisfaction and results.
23. "Good Morning Sunshine!"
24. "Stop thinking of what could go wrong and start thinking of what could go right"
Take away negative thoughts and change it to positive thoughts. As what they said, a positive thought attracts positive things.
25. "Each morning we are born again. What we do today is what matters the most."
If you focus too much on what is in front of you, you will accomplish nothing. What we do today is what matters.
26. "Wake up every morning with the thought that something wonderful is about to happen."
As what being mentioned earlier, a positive thought attracts positive things.
27. "When you do something beautiful and nobody noticed, do not be sad. For the sun every morning is a beautiful spectacle and the most of the audience sleeps."
You don't do it for others, you do it for yourself!
28. "Every morning has a new beginning…"
Always make your day a great one because it is God's gift for a new beginning, blessing and hope.
29. "Never stop believing in hope because miracles happen everyday."
The moment you stop believing is the moment you give up. Never stop believing.
30. "You don't have to be great to start, but you have to start to be great"
In order to be great, the best thing to do is to start, you may not be good at first but eventually, time will come that you'll be great on it.
31. "Just Good Morning!"
32. "Rise up and attack the day with enthusiasm."
Be enthusiastic and look forward for a day full of new things to discover and a day with surprises.
33. "Yesterday is gone, tomorrow is a mystery, today is a blessing."
Yesterday and tomorrow are not in your control, be blessed for today.
34. "Mistakes increase you experience…"
Everybody commits mistakes and through mistakes we learn. Since we learn, we will know what is the right thing to do therefore it lessens our mistakes.
35. "Good Morning Sunshine!"
36. "Love the life you live; Live the life you love."
To enjoy life, you must love the life you have and live a life that you love.
37. "Life laugh at you when you are unhappy…"
A great quote by Charlie Chaplin. In life, making people happy is one of our purpose.
38. "Life always offer you a second chance. It's called tomorrow"
In life, every day is a chance to correct our mistakes.
39. "Good Morning! It's a brand new day…"
Treat everyday like it's the first day of your life.
40. "My plan for today? Same as always: drink coffee and be sexy."
41. "Dear past, Thank you for all the lessons…"
Painful past gives lessons and it is a preparation for something good in the future.
42. "When you wake up every morning…"
Did you know that a simple smile can change a person's mood? So, smile at yourself and everything will feel okay for you.
43. "I really need new clothes.. is me every morning."
44. "Wake up each day & Be thankful for life"
Every day is a new life.
45. "Hello, Good Morning! I hope you have a ridiculously amazing day!"
46. "The sun is up, the sky is blue, it's beautiful and so are you"
Just like the morning sky, we are all beautiful.
47. Good Morning Quotes for her: "The best thing about waking up is knowing you have another cup of coffee to enjoy"
It's great to wake up and still we can do the things that we usually do.
48. "Sunshine is the best medicine."
49. " Every sunset gives us one day less to live…"
Hope should always be in each and every one of us.
50. "Nothing is impossible when God is on your side"
Because with God, all things are possible.
51. "No matter how good or bad your life is, wake up each morning and be thankful that you still have one"
Always be thankful for every morning that you are given a chance to woke up.
52. "Mornings are gift of God"
Because mornings are new life to live with.
53. "A farmy Good Morning."
54. "If you want to make your dreams come true, the first thing to so is to wake up"
How can you fulfill your dreams if you won't be awake? So wake up and get up.
55. "God's greatest blessing is waking you up…"
This hoe marvelous God's blessing is, he always gave us second chances, chances to do the things we want to do, a chance to change and a chance to live and be happy.
56. "Puppies are the greatest blessing to waking you up…"
57. "Every morning starts a new page in your story"
Our life is like a book and everyday is a new page to write with.
58. "Every morning is a chance at a new day"
As what always being said, everyday is always our chance to live.
59. "Be willing to be a beginner every single morning"
Be a beginner, always start doing new things each day. Every good morning with good morning quotes;)
60. "Just the thought of you brightens up my morning."
Waking up next to you in the morning is a blessing and brightens my day.
61. "A little step may be the beginning of a great journey"
It is because great things and journey are done one step at a time.
62. "Life is a gift. Wake up every day and realize that."
63. "A day without laughter is a day wasted"
It is because life is all about us being happy.
64. "You've never lived this day before…"
Each day that will passed will never be back again, it only passed once.
65. "The purpose of life is to live it, to taste experience to the utmost…"
Life's purpose is living your life to its fullest.
66. "Open your eyes so the sun can rise, flowers can blossom because all are waiting to see your beautiful smile."
The world would love to see your smile.
67. "Morning would be better if I woke up next to you."
68. "Life is like a mirror: It'll smile at you if you smile at it"
Like a mirror, life would treat us the way we treat them. If we are good, life will be good on us.
69. "Let go of all the desire that hinders your progress and move towards your purposes"
Let go if the things that will hinder your progress as a person, because you can't move on to your purpose if you are stuck with these things.
70. "Each morning we are born again, what we do today is what matters most"
Past is past, the most important is how you deal with the present.
71. "Your future is created by what you do today not tomorrow"
The future would always start in the present, what we do today starts what we will be in the future.
72. "If you don't risk anything, you risk more"
Life is all about taking a risk. If you want to succeed, you must take a risk or else you gain nothing. Wake up with this morning quote to remind you every good morning!
73. "Be in love with your life. Every minute of it."
74. "The only difference between a good day and a bad day"
Your attitude will define how you'll face life's challenges. If you're positive, you can get through it.
75. "Live Laugh Love"
Three things to do in life with these good morning quotes: Live it, Laugh at it, and Love it.
76. "Life is beautiful one day, one hour and one minute will not come again…"
In life, every hour, minute and seconds counts. Once it passed by it will never come back again.
77. "Learn from yesterday, live for today, hope for tomorrow"
To have a better life, you must learn from the past, apply what you learned and hope for a better tomorrow.
78. "Chip up, sweetie. You're beautiful!"
79. "GOOD MORNING means…"
GOOD MORNING!!:)) This good morning message means: Good Morning!
80. "Every morning is a blank canvas… It is whatever you make out of it"
We are the one who creates our own life's work of art.
Funny Good Morning Quotes and Messages
81. "The only thing preventing me from smashing my alarm clock this morning is the fact that its my cellphone."
82. "Think in the morning. Act in the noon. Eat in the evening. Sleep in the night." — William Blake
83. "I always write 'WAKE UP' on my to-do list so I can at least accomplish one thing a day."
84. "I think that when you get dressed in the morning, sometimes you're really making a decision about your behaviour for the day. Like if you put on flip-flops, you're saying: 'Hope I don't get chased today.' 'Be nice to people in sneakers.'" — Demetri Martin
85. "In the morning a man walks with his whole body; in the evening, only with his legs." — Ralph Waldo Emerson
86. "Coffee: A magical nectar that turns: "leave me alone or die" into "Good morning, honey."
87. "Millions of trees in the world are accidentally planted by squirrels – who bury nuts, then forget where they hid them. Do good and forget. It'll grow some day."
88. "Everyone has highs and lows that they have to learn from, but every morning I start off with a good head on my shoulders, saying to myself, 'It's going to be a good day!'." — Lindsay Lohan
89. "Monday Morning must be a man, it comes too quickly!"
90. "The best foreplay starts with: Good Morning beautiful"
91. "Early morning cheerfulness can be extremely obnoxious." — William Feather
92. "There is no snooze button on a cat who wants breakfast."
93. "This morning I put Red Bull into my coffee maker instead of water and now I can see noises."
94. "The older generation thought nothing of getting up at five every morning and the younger generation doesn't think much of it either." — John J. Welsh
95. "Morning! The person you are trying to reach is out-of-body. Please try agin later, after I have my coffee."
96. "Never work before breakfast; if you have to work before breakfast, eat your breakfast first." — Josh Billings
97. "Coffee; because bad mornings deserve a second chance."
98. "Most people do not consider dawn to be an attractive experience unless they are still up." — Ellen Goodman
99. "We've learnt that a smile and good morning goes a long way, and saying thank you goes even further."
100. "Good Morning. You sexy beast."
Just like in any other relationships, be in love with your life and life will love you back.
Good Morning Quote hopes this collection of sweet good morning quotes gives you the joy, inspiration as well as motivation, guidance, and comfort. Make it a habit to read these good morning quotes every day when you wake, as it will give you the drive to face anything that will come along. And always remember that if problem comes:
- "It's just a bad day, not a bad life".
- "Life is like a mirror, when you smile at it, it smiles back at you!"
Keep in mind that every good morning is a blessing that we should be thankful and grateful for. So rise up, start fresh, see the bright opportunity in each new day. Have a great morning to you. And to the ones you love from the heart. Subscribe to our newsletter if you want a beautiful good morning quotes with images in your inbox every morning. Make someone smile every day and you will smile for the rest of the day too! GOOD MORNING!