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The 'Forgotten Australians' and 'Lost Innocents'
The 'Forgotten Australians' and 'Lost Innocents'
Who are the 'Forgotten Australians' and the 'Lost Innocents' and why did they receive a National Apology from Australian Prime Minister Kevin Rudd on 16 November 2009? Find out about the experiences of around half a million children who lived in care, including many young children who were sent alone to Australia between 1911 and 1967.
The 'Forgotten Australians' and 'Lost Innocents'
Who are the 'Forgotten Australians' and the 'Lost Innocents' and why did they receive a National Apology from Australian Prime Minister Kevin Rudd on 16 November 2009? Find out about the experiences of around half a million children who lived in care, including many young children who were sent alone to Australia between 1911 and 1967.
Source : ABC Behind the News
Learning area: History
Primary: Year 6
Things to think about
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What do you know about reasons why different groups of people migrated to Australia? Have you heard of child migration programs that took place? Young children were sent to Australia to start a life without family. What might their experiences of settling in Australia been like?
As you view
Take note of the factual information presented in the clip about British children sent to Australia. What dates and numbers of children in care are mentioned? What helps you understand the plight (situation) of the children who experienced this type of migration?
After viewing
Using information from the clip, create a storyboard illustrating why children from Britain migrated to Australia and what happened to them as they were settled.
Make note of gaps in your storyboard. List the things you need to know to better understand their experiences. Locate other sources to help fill the gaps.
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Write a fictitious account of the past that relates a story of a child who experienced migrating to Australia from Britain as part of a child migration program. Use your storyboard and research facts and some personal accounts from the website 'Find and connect'.
NATHAN BAZLEY:Last week the Prime Minister made a special apology to a group of Australians about how they were treated when they were kids. It was a huge moment and made a lot of people pretty emotional - even though the events themselves happened more than 40 years ago. So Kirsty decided she'd better find out who the Forgotten Australians are.KIRSTY BENNETT, REPORTER:It was a moment all these people had been waiting so long for - the Prime Minister apologising to them on behalf of Australia.KEVIN RUDD, PRIME MINISTER:Sorry for the physical suffering, the emotional starvation and the cold absence of love, of tenderness, of care.KIRSTY BENNETT:What the PM is talking about happened a long time ago, back when these guys were kids. They were part of a group of 500,000 kids who lived in care. Some were in orphanages like this one, often there'd be lots of kids squished in. Other kids were given to families to be looked after. There were lots of different reasons why they ended up there. Sometimes they were orphans, sometimes their parents just couldn't look after them. But it wasn't just Aussie kids who were put into care. Between the 1920s and 1960s, kids from overseas were sent to Australia. It was all smiles for these British kids who were told moving to Australia would be an adventure. Back then, people thought sending them away would give them a better life. But some kids were lied to - they were told their parents had died. There were even parents who didn't know where their kids had gone. All these kids are known as the Lost Innocents. Some of the kids had terrible experiences. They were bullied or treated badly. It was also difficult growing up without a real family, they weren't given much affection. That made it tough to look after their own kids when they grew up. Back then there weren't as many rules to protect kids but things have changed a lot. Because of the bad things that happened there are now a lot more rules to make sure kids are treated fairly. The national apology was important for the Forgotten Australians and the Lost Innocents to recognise what they had been through.MAN:I can move on but I can't... it's not closed. Nothing's ever closed.WOMAN:We'll get over it. It will be hard but we'll do it. Sorry.KIRSTY BENNETT:The apology also brought cousins Rosemary and Josephine together. They'd never seen each other before.JOSEPHINE:To me this means a huge amount not to just find Rosie but to actually get here and have people listen and believe us.KIRSTY BENNETT:The people who were hurt want the government to give them money because of all the suffering they went through. But the government has already ruled that out. Instead, it has promised to set up a special service to help them find their families.
For teachers
Strand: Historical Knowledge and Understanding
Substrand: Australia as a Nation
Content code: ACHHK115
Content description:Stories of groups of people who migrated to Australia (including from ONE Asian country) and the reasons they migrated, such as World War II and Australian migration programs since the war.
Strand: Historical Skills
Substrand: Analysis and use of sources
Content code: ACHHS122
Content description:Compare information from a range of sources.
Strand: Historical Skills
Substrand: Explanation and communication
Content code: ACHHS124
Content description:Develop texts, particularly narratives and descriptions, which incorporate source materials
Strand: Historical Knowledge and Understanding
Substrand: Australia as a Nation
Content code: ACHHK114
Content description:Experiences of Australian democracy and citizenship, including the status and rights of Aboriginal people and/or Torres Strait Islanders, migrants, women, and children.
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ABC Behind the News
24 November 2009
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Two weeks ago someone here turned the A/C way down into the 60's over the weekend. I came in Monday morning to what felt like a refrigerator. That cold air had been blowing right on the ficus all weekend. I hadn't worried about the chair and fan as I left the building with the A/C at about 85. There are maybe five or six leaves still alive--everything else is dead. I've trimmed some of the twigs and see just a hint of a sort of sick green. Can I save this tree? And if so, how? This poor ficus holds a lot of sentimental value for me. Thanks,
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Hi Laurie, your tree did not actually freeze. It suffered from the vent because AC air is extremely dry and the change in conditions caused the leaves to transpire so much water that the roots could not keep up. I would make sure the root ball is well soaked and get the vent blocked if possible, it should begin to grow new leaves. We are mostly concerned with the edible fig in this forum. You might get better advice in the houseplant forum. |
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Challenged by a McCulloch Electramatic 12" chainsaw. 1. My favorite electric chainsaw just stopped w/o any warnings after a tree trimmer used it (while his gas saw was down). 2. The instant stop led me to believe it was a simple electrical break in the saw or extension cord. 3. All simple continuity cks passed, including brushers to armature. On the next level pulling the armature showed a bad wire. 4. A wire from the switch to a brusher had gotten cut by the armature due to being shaken from retainer/position. 5. Then it hit me that the trimmer was throwing his saw from the tree into brush and I feel he dropped my saw. 6. Most of all, I zip tied the wire twice so that a shock or pull while servicing would resist movement near the armature. 7. It looked like I had 50 parts to clean and reassemble. It sounds/looks good but 2-3 hrs of use will be the real test. 8. The repair and one zip tie is seen in the attachment (blue) with the other zip outside the armature ares. 9. I believe the find and repair w/h cost as much as another saw. I'll still say I have seen some good quality in this saw. |
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The industry's leading figures, opinion formers and talents came together to see the year's most impressive companies, games and individuals receive recognition and praise for their efforts and achievements.
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Last night was the Nickelodeon Kid's Choice Awards, so let's check out some hits and misses…
I am loving Kristen Stewart's blue and nude lace ensemble with blue suede pumps. Love that she kept it simple by pulling her hair back and wearing no jewelry, so that the focus is on the beautiful lace detail of the dress.
Keke Palmer looks gorgeous in eggplant, but I think that the dress would have looked a lot better by adding about 2 inches in length as well as a different shoe (maybe a fun strappy sandal), her makeup was gorgeous though.
I am not understanding Katie Perry's fashion choices lately. When she first came out she was fun and fresh, now it seems like she is trying too hard to keep up with the Gagas of the world by trying to stand out by looking as ridiculous as possible. I'm just not getting it, but I will say that she is right on trend with the neon.
Selena Gomez looked fun and age appropriate, again I would have preferred a different shoe, but her look was overall fun, fresh, and young.
Ohhh the Smith family… Jada looked fun, fab, and pretty in pink. She definitely looked young, but age appropriate at the same time. I loved the gray wedges and denim jacket that completed her look, but her kids on the other hand… :-(. I won't say much because at this age kids should be able to experiment and play with fashion so I won't be too hard on them, but all I will say is… me no likey.


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The Candyland Topography installation from Pip & Pop shows a sugar-coated world.
The installation features colorful confectionary treats such as jelly beans and gumballs. The Pip & Pop duo, Nicole Andrijevic & Tanya Schultz, said their work—such as the Candyland Topography—"[...] explore[s] utopian and paradisiacal worlds, drawing upon many cultures' folk & fairy tales, creation mythology, Buddhist cosmologies and contemporary pop culture."
The Candyland Topography installation features bright colors and a world like no other. With additions of unicorns, moose and bunnies, Pip & Pop's work is truly a reflection of consumerism of society today. The duo has managed to capture an idyllic world with their installation and are sure to captivate audiences worldwide with their confectionary takes on society.


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Who is God?
Moses said to the Lord, "Please show me your glory" (Ex. 33:18). In effect, he asked, "Who are you, God?" God responded with these words: "I will make all my goodness pass before you and will proclaim before you my …Read More
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Most Westerners have forgotten their Latin, if they ever knew it. If they're not careful, therefore, they may confuse the Latin motto ecclesia reformata, semper reformanda with the U.S. Marines' motto, Semper fi. There could be worse things. For the …Read More
Resolved by the Grace of God
When I was nineteen years old, I joined the staff of a large evangelical church. A few of the pastors on the staff became wonderful friends and mentors, but as I encountered some of the pastors at that church and …Read More
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"All you need is love." So sang the Beatles. If they'd been singing about God's love, the statement would have a grain of truth in it. But what usually goes by the name love in popular culture is not authentic …Read More
By What Authority?
Can this be it? Centuries earlier the prophet Zechariah had declared, "Rejoice greatly, O daughter of Zion! Shout aloud, O daughter of Jerusalem! Behold your king is coming to you; righteous and having salvation is he, humble and mounted on a …Read More
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In the West, globalization has attracted much attention. One result of globalization has been the movement of ethnicities across national boundaries, bringing great opportunities to reach people groups in our own backyards. Ministries among international students and growing immigrant populations …Read More
Israel's Creed
The Shema begins with these words: "Hear, O Israel: the LORD our God, the LORD is one" (Deut. 6:4). The verbal imperative that begins this core affirmation for the Hebrews breaks forth from the text like a rosy dawn. Interestingly, …Read More
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CERT disaster-response training starts soon
March 1, 2011
Issaquah residents can prepare for disasters at Community Emergency Response Team training in March.
CERT training is designed to prepare you to help residents during and after a catastrophe.
In the aftermath of a major earthquake or another disaster, emergency responders cannot help everyone immediately, so citizens rely on CERT-trained citizens to protect and save neighbors.
The program typically includes eight weeks of classes from 6:30-9:30 p.m. Cost is $35. The session starts March 23. Participants can register at the Issaquah Citizen Corps Council website, www.issaquahcitizencorps.com.
CERT courses include disaster first aid training, disaster preparedness, basic firefighting, light search and rescue and damage assessment, plus lessons in how to turn off utilities and psychology behind a disaster. CERT members also educate residents about Map Your Neighborhood, a program to coordinate disaster recovery on a block-by-block basis.
Community Emergency Response Team training starts soon
February 12, 2011
NEW — 10 a.m. Feb. 12, 2011
Issaquah residents can prepare for disasters at Community Emergency Response Team training in March.
CERT training is designed to prepare you to help residents during and after a catastrophe.
In the aftermath of a major earthquake or another disaster, emergency responders cannot help everyone immediately, so citizens rely on CERT training to protect and save neighbors.
The program typically includes eight weeks of classes from 6:30-9:30 p.m. Cost is $35. The session starts March 23. Participants can register through the Issaquah Citizen Corps Council.
Can you hear me now?
February 8, 2011
An earthquake that brings people to their knees, a window-shattering explosion or flood waters surging through the city's streets — before the trembling subsides or the water settles, life without telephone, Internet and electricity begins.
These disastrous events, which would lead most people to panic, are precisely the type of situations to which certain Issaquah community members are trained to respond.
Radioing out of a trailer doubling as a communications station in the Issaquah Police Department parking lot Jan. 29, the Issaquah Ham Radio Support Group played out a possible emergency scenario, testing their equipment during a Washington State Emergency Operations Center 5th Saturday Exercise.
"King County does a quarterly exercise where all the ham radio groups test to make sure they can talk across the state," said Mike Crossley, the Issaquah Radio Amateur civil emergency service officer.
During the EOC exercise, the Issaquah Ham Radio Support Group communicated with other EOC locations throughout the state, including Camp Murray in Tacoma.
Policies limit flood damage
January 4, 2011
City has spent more than a decade on flood projects
Issaquah Creek sloshed into neighborhoods and onto streets in early December, but city and county leaders credit land-use policies for helping to limit damage from flooding and landslides.
Because much of Issaquah is located in a floodplain, officials can only do so much to limit flooding. Though the risk remains, the city has made strides since the 1996 flood to upgrade creek buffers and shore up bridges and other infrastructure to withstand floods.
The process has included purchasing and removing homes in the floodplain, plus buying undeveloped floodplain lots for preservation. Read more
Issaquah flooding is possible during rain-soaked weekend
December 10, 2010
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National Weather Service forecasters in Seattle issued a flood watch from Saturday afternoon to Monday afternoon for all Western Washington counties.
Forecasters expect a Pineapple Express system to dump 1 to 3 inches of rainfall in the lowlands and 3 to 8 inches in the mountains. (The phenomenon is so named because the moisture-laden system originates above the Pacific Ocean near Hawaii.)
In addition, the snow level is predicted to climb to 8,000 feet during the same period. Snowmelt could accompany the rainfall and further swell creeks and rivers.
Forecasters said even small streams could overflow if the rain is heavy enough. Localized flooding is also a possibility.
Issaquah braces for rain-soaked winter, creek floods
November 2, 2010
City completed projects to reduce risk since last flood
January rain turned placid Issaquah Creek into a debris-filled torrent in early 2009 — and emergency planners hope fresh memories of the flood prompt residents to prepare for the rain-soaked winter on the horizon.
Long before fall rain blanketed the area, Issaquah and King County emergency planners had prepared to respond to Issaquah Creek flooding.
Meteorologists predict La Niña conditions — colder-than-normal temperatures and greater-than-normal rain- and snowfall — in the months ahead. The combination has emergency planners concerned about rain-gorged Issaquah Creek and the potential for disaster.
"If you look at Issaquah Creek now, you think, 'Oh, that's a nice, pretty little creek.' It can turn into a roaring monster pretty quick," Bret Heath, city Public Works Operations and emergency management director, said last week.
The city has completed a series of flood-control projects in the 21 months since the most recent flood, including a high-profile floodplain restoration effort at Squak Valley Park North.
City prepares for earthquake aftermath
October 12, 2010
The disaster — a magnitude 6.7 earthquake — struck the region less than 48 hours earlier, during rush hour at 7:54 a.m. on a Tuesday.
The temblor triggered landslides on steep slopes, damaged Interstate 90 through Issaquah, snapped mains and compromised the drinking water supply, and toppled cargo cranes at the Port of Seattle — a critical link to deliver food and fuel to Issaquah and the region.
Emergency response classes for Issaquah residents start soon
September 26, 2010
NEW — 6 a.m. Sept. 26, 2010
Learn how to prepare for a disaster as a member of a Community Emergency Response Team, or CERT.
Registration is open for CERT fall training. The program starts Thursday.
In the aftermath of a disaster, professional emergency services personnel cannot help everyone immediately, so citizens can rely on CERT training to assist family members and neighbors.
The program typically includes evening classes from 6:30-9:30 p.m. and runs eight-weeks. Cost is $35. Learn more, and register online, here.
Citizens are encouraged to be ready for disaster, quake drill
April 6, 2010
On Wednesday, April 21, between 9:45 and 10 a.m., there will be a statewide earthquake drill. The "Drop, Cover and Hold" exercise is part of Washington state's observation of Disaster Preparedness Month.
"I encourage all citizens to increase their knowledge and awareness of proper safety measures to follow before, during and after a disaster," said Gov. Chris Gregoire in a press release.
One local group leading the way is the Issaquah Citizens Corps, a team made up of volunteers that promotes and provides emergency response education and training to the public free of charge. Offerings include the Map Your Neighborhood program, which provides free trainers to visit local neighborhoods.
At these "parties for preparedness," neighbors can learn what to do in the critical first minutes following a disaster, identify skills and plan how to work together, set up a neighborhood meeting location and map out hazards including natural gas and propane outlets.
In addition, the corps also teams with the national Community Emergency Response Team organization to offer classes, including first aid training, basic firefighting, light search and rescue, and how to turn off utilities. Space is limited, so it's best to sign up early.
Aside from classes and seminars, there are basic, simple things everyone easily can (and should) do to make sure they and their families are prepared, because when a disaster happens, it may not be possible for emergency responders to reach you right away.
People "need to be able to rely on their own skills and training" and "become self sufficient," said Josie Williams, spokeswoman for Eastside Fire & Rescue. Read more
City reviews last flood, prepares for future crises
November 3, 2009
Floodwaters caused about $1 million worth of damage and left behind piles of debris and muck when Issaquah and Tibbetts creeks overflowed in January, but the disaster also readied emergency planners for the next flood.
The next time flood waters rise, volunteers will fan out across flood-prone neighborhoods and city officials will unleash a deluge of information about water levels, road closures and recovery efforts. Many of the procedures were tested during what officials characterized as a successful response to the major flood in mid-January.
But the next flood could occur as early as the next several weeks, and officials said work remains to be done to prepare Issaquah for another natural disaster. On Oct. 27, City Council members received a briefing about the response to the January flood and preparation efforts for the upcoming flood season.
City Emergency Management Coordinator Steve Campbell said readings from a pair of flood gauges did not correlate with the damage caused by floodwaters. A U.S. Geological Survey gauge downstream on Issaquah Creek appeared inaccurate, Campbell said. The gauge indicated about 2,500 cubic feet per second, Campbell said, but flood damage was similar to the 3,500 cubic feet per second estimate from the last major flood to hit Issaquah, in 1996. Read more


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CARMEL, IND. (AP) - Ian Poulter barely had enough money for a car with four decent tires, much less for a weekend getaway to see the Ryder Cup for the first time. He was 17 and just starting a job at Jack O' Legs Golf Center, where his primary task was folding shirts.
No matter. Poulter rounded up two of his best mates, packed up a small tent and some cheap food, and they were on their way. They found a house some three miles down the road from The Belfry, where the owners let them pitch their tent in a backyard garden for three pounds a night.
It turned out to be worth every pence.
"Three guys in a small, confined space, eating tin food each night and a few bottles of wine," Poulter said. "She used to let us go in the house and wash up, and then we would go to sleep and get up in the morning and walk to the golf course. I was there when Nick Faldo had his hole-in-one. I remember thinking, `I want a piece of that.' That to me was the turning point. It was ... `Wow!' I had never heard anything like that.
"Wouldn't it be great to do that myself?"
That was in 1993. Faldo and Paul Azinger battled to a draw in singles match that was meaningless except to them, and to a 17-year-old English lad in the gallery who was mesmerized by the spectacle. By then, the Americans had clinched the cup, the decisive point delivered by a Ryder Cup rookie named Davis Love III.
Love is now the captain of the U.S. team that will try to win back the cup Sept. 28-30 at Medinah.
Poulter, with wide eyes and wild dreams, will try to keep that from happening. He has emerged as one of the most passionate players for Europe. In a career that seems to defy the odds at every turn, this is his fourth Ryder Cup. He not only has won every singles match, he ended them all before getting to the 17th hole.
"He just loves it, you know?" Luke Donald said. "He gets so fired up. He loves the battle over 18 holes, and I do, too."
Poulter has never felt as though he let his emotions cross the line. That's something he won't apologize for _ not in the Ryder Cup.
"It's the biggest spectacle in golf," he said. "Your team needs to hear that reverberate around the golf course. They need that roar. They need that passion. That's what makes it the best tournament in the world."
Asked what gives him the biggest buzz in life, Poulter rates the Ryder Cup behind the birth of his four children, and ahead of the time he climbed behind the wheel of a Formula One car in the south of France and took it up to 180 mph.
He reached into the pocket for his cell phone to find a picture of him driving that F-1 car.
What stands out in the photo are his eyes, which seem to be popping out of his skull. Anyone who has faced Poulter in the Ryder Cup knows that look. Poulter has seen pictures of him, and concedes that "it can be a little scary to most."
He doesn't realize he's doing it. Poulter figures it's the result of intense focus.
"I think he gets the best out of playing the Ryder Cup," European captain Jose Maria Olazabal said after using a wild-card selection on Poulter. "The two times I had the opportunity to share a few moments with him, at Valhalla and Celtic Manor, you didn't need to motivate him. He pretty much, you know just by looking at his eyes that he would give everything that he had during that week."
That much is clear by the endless fist pumps and guttural screams when he holes putts from across the green or chips in for birdie. And it's evident by his words. Poulter endeared himself to the Europeans two years ago because of a TV interview that led to a nickname at the Ryder Cup.
"The postman," Graeme McDowell said with a smile.
Poulter doesn't follow American football. He has never heard about Joe Namath and his guarantee before the 1969 Super Bowl when the New York Jets upset the Baltimore Colts. His prediction at Wales was not nearly as famous, though no less brash.
He was on the practice range on the final day at Celtic Manor two years ago. Europe had a 9 1/2-6 1/2 lead going into the 12 singles matches and every point was critical. Poulter was sent off in the fifth match against Matt Kuchar, who won the PGA Tour money list that year and was one of only two Americans who had not lost a match all week. Tim Barter of Sky Sports dropped by for a quick interview and asked him how he felt about playing Kuchar.
"I WILL deliver my point," Poulter said, eyes bulging.
And that he did. The postman delivered.
Charging across the green after a chip banged into the pin and dropped for eagle, eyes wide as ever, he backed up his pledge with a 5-and-4 thrashing, the most decisive singles match at Wales.
"I was fired up, but it fired me up a bit more, which is good," Poulter said. "You can't get any more fired up than what I get in the Ryder Cup. I absolutely love it."
Poulter is not always easy to love.
His confidence borders on cockiness. He was mocked four years ago because of a magazine article in which he said that when he reaches his full potential, "it will be just me and Tiger." Woods, not shy about giving the needle, passed him in the locker room a few months later and said, "Hey, No. 2."
Two years ago, there was mixed seating at the gala dinner. As the story goes, two Americans were riding back from the dinner when one of their wives, who had been seated at a table with Poulter, remarked how friendly he seemed. Both players looked at her sideways, like she was out of her mind.
Jim Furyk smiled and referred to him as "fiery" in the Ryder Cup and good fun when they're away from the course. It's like that with almost every player at the Ryder Cup. They wanted to win badly, but winners and losers wind up at the same party when it's over.
Still, there's something particularly annoying about losing to Poulter.
"It's irritating to lose to him or anyone, for that matter," said Steve Stricker, who lost twice to Poulter at Valhalla in 2008. "I like to compete and I like to win _ doesn't matter who it is. But when it comes down to playing Ian Poulter in the Ryder Cup, I don't want to lose to him."
Stricker has seen those eyes far too often, particularly in singles at Valhalla when the Englishman started with three birdies in four holes.
"When he yells and scream, they bug out. That's why you want to beat him," Stricker said with a smile. "I've played with him a bunch outside the Ryder Cup. He's a good guy. He's good to play with. He's a big-time competitor. He grinds it out and he works hard. And you can tell he's working hard at it and wanting to beat you. And when you come across a guy who really wants to beat you, you really want to beat him."
Poulter likes to shine off the golf course, which adds to his audacious personality.
He has his own clothing line and was bold enough to wear all pink in the final round of the 2006 U.S. Open in New York. And who can forget those Union Jack trousers, and another pair with the claret jug, that he once wore at the British Open. Poulter is not bashful about showing off his extravagance _ a recent photo on Twitter showed two of his Ferraris stacked on hydraulic lifts in the garage of his new home at Lake Nona. The house looks more like a hotel.
But when it comes to the Ryder Cup, he morphs into a world-beater. Poulter is 8-3-0, a winning percentage exceeded only by Donald (8-2-1) on this European team.
McDowell recalled a fourballs match he played with Poulter at Valhalla, with both teams firing birdies at each other. Poulter won the match with a birdie putt on the 18th hole, and McDowell said he woke up the next morning with a sore arm.
"I couldn't work out why it was sore, and then I remembered," McDowell said. "We were high-fiving each other so hard because it was so emotional. He gets the Ryder Cup in a very, very good way. He gets charged up. No one can strut around like Poultsy. It's great. He's the guy I'd love to play with again."


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SHANGHAI, April 18, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Dana Holding Corporation (NYSE: DAN) announced today that Robert Pyle, Dana's president, Asia Pacific, has been named among the Top Ten Automotive Managerial Talents by Gasgoo International, China's leading online news source for the automotive industry.
The award was presented on April 18 at Gasgoo's 2013 Fifth Annual Global Automotive and Auto Supplier Industry Summit, this award ceremony recognizes individuals and organizations that demonstrate excellence and innovation in the automotive industry. Criteria for the Top Ten Managerial Talents award include a review of the candidate's leadership experience and organizational performance.
In the past year under Pyle's leadership, Dana announced the opening of two new facilities in Wuxi, China – the Dana China Technical Center and a new aftermarket distribution center – and debuted Spicer ® Rui Ma ™drivetrain products, a new class of axles, transmissions, and driveshafts that are designed and manufactured in China for China. Sales for the Asia-Pacific region experienced double digit growth in 2012.
Pyle has extensive leadership experience, especially in the Asia-Pacific automotive supplier arena. Prior to joining Dana, he was general manager for Yanfeng Visteon Automotive Trim Systems Co., Ltd., a Visteon joint venture in China. Pyle also served as the vice president of corporate development for ASIMCO Technologies, Inc., a privately-held automotive company based in Beijing. This award also recognizes Dana as an elite member of the Chinese automotive supplier community. With its extensive global network of 94 major facilities, including 10 in China, Dana is able to respond quickly to specific market trends for its customers in the country. "It is an honor to receive this prestigious award that affirms Dana's position as a preferred supplier to our OEM customers in China," Pyle said. "I am pleased to be a part of Dana's Asia-Pacific team – a group of talented, dedicated professionals who are committed to innovation and excellence." Dana's continued commitment to innovation will be on prominent display at Auto Shanghai 2013, where it will showcase a lineup of driveline and alternative energy solutions available to OEMs in China and the Asia-Pacific region. In addition, Dana will introduce a complete all-wheel-drive system designed specifically for the Chinese light vehicle market that improves performance and handling. Dana will also highlight a complete portfolio of technologies designed to assist automakers in their efforts to build more efficient, higher-performing vehicles. About Dana Holding Corporation Dana is a world-leading supplier of driveline, sealing, and thermal-management technologies that improve the efficiency and performance of passenger, commercial, and off-highway vehicles with both conventional and alternative-energy powertrains. The company's global network of engineering, manufacturing, and distribution facilities provides original-equipment and aftermarket customers with local product and service support. Based in Maumee, Ohio, Dana employs more than 23,000 people in 26 countries and reported 2012 sales of $7.2 billion. For more information, please visit www.dana.com. SOURCE Dana Holding CorporationCheck Out Our Best Services for Investors
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Let the luau begin! With 82% protein and 0% carbs, the Tiki Cat Puka Puka Luau Succulent Chicken in Chicken Consomme Canned Cat Food is one tasty meal worth celebrating! Shredded chicken is simmered in chicken broth and fortified with vitamins to make a well-balanced meal that's perfect for everyday feeding. This grain-free dish is made from sustainable foods and meets the highest food safety standards in the world.
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Tiki Cat Puka Puka Luau Succulent Chicken in Chicken Consomme Canned Cat Food
Low odor, excellent nutrition
Has a light smell of chicken and is simply shredded white chicken in a light broth. After trying many other healthy foods with unpleasant odors, I think the combination of high quality nutrition and low odor is worth the price.
Catinfo.org has a great cat food composition chart comparing cat foods, and Tiki Cat is extremely high protein and low carb. If you search "cat food composition", the PDF will be the first result.
January 6, 2013
This is a great food
Okay, so this is little on the pricey side, but I think it is worth $$. It's packed with shredded white chicken (you actually see the chunks of chicken), and my cats LOVE IT!!!
When I open up the can, and it actually smells like chicken and I could see the chicken meat. I used to feed Weruva, but after talking to people for Spoiled brat (the best pet store in NYC), I learn that you get better deal with Tiki, and it is true. I feed my cat 3 oz can a day, and it is plenty because it is so packed. I give half in the morning and half at night.
I was little bit alarmed about "made in Thailand" but according to the source, Thailand has higher pet food quality control than USA. Same goes for Canada. For dry food, I feed my cats Orijin. Another high quality food and my cats just go nuts over it.
September 17, 2012
GREAT Cat Food
I have one cat with stomatitis. He has a sensitive tummy and he is a picky eater. I have another cat that eats everything not nailed down. The picky guy HATES pate style food. The morsels and gravy style food are way to high in carbs. This food is wonderful for both cats. They LOVE it and there are no tummy issues. It is expensive but well worth it as the vet bills have gone down.
December 15, 2012
Great alternative to Weruva Paw Lickin' Chicken
This product is nearly identical to Weruva's Paw Lickin' Chicken except a) it's cheaper, and b) it's jam packed with chicken and not full of potato-starch water like Weruva. I mix a small forkful of this chicken into various other wet foods and my cats will eat anything with this chicken on it. This way, a can lasts several days. When we run out or I try something else, I get dirty looks. It's really not a bad deal if you don't feed it exclusively. And it's real chicken with no junk in it. It looks like you boiled a regular chicken breast and shredded it. Good stuff.
February 21, 2013
Highly recommended for quality and taste
One of the cats I adopted from the shelter seemed sickly and the meds prescribed by the vet didn't improve her overall health, so I researched cat nutrition hoping that a high quality diet would help. I found many high priced cat foods available, but very few fish-free meals that meet the protein/fat/carbohydrate ratio that cats need. This and the Koolina Luau are now the mainstay of my cats' diet. They love this food - and the cat with the stomach trouble is much better.
September 27, 2013
My Cats Love It
We've tried a few other brands but Tiki Cat is the only brand that my boys will eat without complaint and with gusto. Trying to avoid fish-based diets can be a challenge and alternating between Koolina Luau and Puka Puka Luau has worked out wonderfully.
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I have one finicky girl who stopped eating pretty much and was a total skinny minny. She didn't like the crunchies anymore and would sometimes eat canned food, but then turn her nose at it the next day. She also had scabs and the vet said it was from allergies, most likely food allergies.
My other girl is a chubba bubba who will eat anything put in front of her and was frequently eating her skinny minny sister's food. I was feeding them in separate rooms and separate foods. It was a total hassle!
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My skinny minny is still a little skinny and my chubba bubba is still a little chubba, but they are healthy and happy! No more scabs for my skinny minny either!
Tiki Cat is a little pricey it is true, but totally worth it to keep my cats happy and healthy. I was a ball of anxiety when one cat wouldn't eat and the other cat was eating both their meals and gaining at a rapid pace. No more anxiety!
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March 24, 2014
Tiki Cat is the best and Puka Puka Luau is a favorite with my cats!
Puka Puka Luau is a top favorite of my 3 cats.
Open the can and you see a quality product and real chicken. Not a mashed up mess. My cats love Tiki Cat foods above all other.
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TIO Networks, a provider of bill-payment services through kiosks and other technology, has announced a partnership with iQmetrix to serve a growing base of wireless retailers across North America.
iQmetrix Software Development Corp. develops retail management systems for the cellular and wireless retail and telecommunications industries.
Beginning in Q1 2011, TIO Networks' new and existing wireless retailer customers will have the choice of processing real-time bill payments via TIO's web-enabled point-of-sale (POS) platform or iQmetrix's RQ4 platform. The new integration will be deployed across TIO's entire network of wireless dealers.
"We are excited to partner with TIO Networks and offer its real-time bill payment functionality via RQ4," said Christopher Krywulak, president and CEO of iQmetrix, in a press release. "Our primary objective is to create great experiences in the retail space and by making it easier for customers and retailers to process payments, we know this is a step in the right direction."
"Retailers use POS systems to manage inventory, sales and commissions and are constantly looking for efficiencies to better manage their business," said Hamed Shahbazi, chairman and CEO of TIO Networks. "This integration gives retailers using iQmetrix's industry-leading platform the ability to consolidate all key dealer functions, such as bill pay processing, revenue share reports, inventory reports and ACH history, as well as all POS activity, via one POS system."
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Bob Daley
Memorial services were held February 24 at Wright and Ferguson Funeral Home on High Street for Bob Daley of Jackson.
Daley, 82, passed away February 18 at Mississippi Baptist Medical Center.
Daley was a proud Ole Miss alumnus where he studied civil engineering then city planning. He retired as one of the directors of the R&D of Mississippi.
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Caitlin Bennett hasn't found a job since she completed her degree in the spring of 2012. Actually, she hasn't been looking. The 23-year-old decided to follow her calling instead. On Sept. 30, she returns to Southeast Asia to help victims of abuse, forced labor, illegal detentions, sexual violence and human trafficking.
The Bauxite School Board will meet at 7 p.m on Sept. 30 in the Middle School Professional Development Room. A reception to recognize retiring board members will begin at 6:30 p.m. The agenda for the regular meeting includes: - Reorganization of the board and a welcome for new member Michael Vocque. - Approval of monthly expenditures. - A revenue and expenditure report made this year through Aug. 2013, in various categories, will be reviewed by board members. - The current student count for the district will be reviewed.
A ribbon cutting ceremony marked the official opening of the northern section of Military Road in Benton. The section of road between Burger King and Interstate 30 has been widened and traffic patterns altered to decrease vehicle congestion and to open the area to commercial development. The plan to widen the road began during the administration of former mayor Rick Holland.


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Chandler Hamilton is looking for its second repeat as state champion this decade. The pieces are definitely there to accomplish that mission.
Most coaches' biggest concern is their offensive and defensive lines. Hamilton, on the other hand, has four of five starters back on the offensive line and two returning starters on the D line. It's made for a smooth camp leading up to this evening's season opener at Sierra Vista Buena.
"That was one of the things we had to tinker with last year at the start with injuries and getting the right people in place," Hamilton coach Steve Belles said. "It's a comfortable feeling knowing we have that kind of experience at this time."
Belles, who prides himself on offense, has a two-pronged attack at quarterback this year to replace the graduated Brad Gruner. Justin Peters, who has toiled as a backup the last two seasons, is set to share time with senior Gerell Robinson. They will alternate at quarterback by design.
"Both have real good leadership," Belles said. "Justin brings a calming temperament. He's been waiting in the wings for three years. Gerell's like Austin Martin, a kid I had at Mountain Ridge. He has the ability to turn any play into a TD."
Robinson will play mostly offense this year. When he doesn't play quarterback he'll be a receiver. He also will be used at times in the secondary, where he played and started most of last season.
The focal point on offense figures to be senior running back Covaughn DeBoskie, a rushing and receiving threat. Deboskie, who has drawn interest from California and Stanford, averaged 120 yards rushing the final nine games of last season when he became a fixture in the backfield.
Hamilton's defense returns just three starters, but there is a strong legacy behind them. The Huskies have allowed an average of just 10.4 points per game over the last four seasons, covering 56 games and four title-game appearances.
Conference/Region: 5A-I/Fiesta
2006 record: 13-1, state champion
Coach: Steve Belles, 2nd year, 13-1
Returning offensive starters: 5, including running back Covaughn DeBoskie, who totaled 1,526 yards rushing and receiving and scored 21 TDs.
Returning defensive starters: 3, including linebacker Elliott Harper, who recorded 101 tackles
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Aug. 31 at Brophy: An opportunity to avenge its lone Arizona loss the last two years.
Sept. 6 Centennial: Settle the question: Can a top 5A-II school hold its own or beat the best in 5A-I?


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