Two more Aussies, Marc Leishman (72) and Jason Day (73) were another shot behind, giving the blokes from Down Under as good a chance as ever to give their country some happy memories from Augusta National.

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Other business owners say their leniency stems from memories of working for bullies or micromanagers.

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He did not have time to erase from voters' minds their often painful memories of Mr Prodi's tenure.

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They need to grieve a bit, and then move forward with good memories and life lessons from their startups and loved ones.

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Because the dogs are meant to herd rebellious sheep from different angles, each is played a separate and individual tune drilled into their memories when pups.

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Lei had insisted that a new life in a new country marriage, friendship, children would save her from her despair, but why would she want to be saved when her friends and their memories would become the casualties of her battle to live on?

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And besides, memories of foreign aggression are a convenient distraction from equally distressing recollections of what Chinese have suffered from their own rulers.

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Military men have been expressing their scepticism that bombing alone will either destroy Mr Hussein's secret weaponry or drive him from power: memories remain of the month-long, round-the-clock bombing campaign in 1991 that caused Iraqis extreme pain both then and later it destroyed the electrical grid and shut down sewage control and other essential services but did not make Mr Hussein withdraw from Kuwait or crack his power.

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