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Per Justin in another question this a Limitation in Firefox for Security.
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In an Auto accident case the other side accepted liability but disagrees as to the amount of damages. If the case goes for trial, am I correct in my assumption that it could be only one judgment for the plaintiff, although the jury can award no or nominal amount as damages? Is there a possibility that it could be a judgment for the defendant despite the fact of admitted fault? Could it be two judgments in the same case – one for the plaintiff for liability and the second one for the defendant for damages?
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And so there she was. Staring at a computer screen. Nothing much special going on in her life. The annoying, continuous buzzing of the hard drive was the equivalent of a broken tape. Staring mindlessly at a computer screen. Scrolling down the screen – infinite amount of useless goings on in everyday lives of others. What she'd have given for an intellectual conversation. Looked to her right into a full length mirror. Tied up hair; cotton shorts; a strap top. Comfortable at least. Nothing much special at all.
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Although it may seem obvious that greater speed would be expected from smaller teams in collaboration than with larger teams, it seems as though our information technologies have generally not supported this.
I had first noticed a TED video (posted Sept. 2012) where Clay Shirky was focused on open government, but then starting talking about the way in which Git works. Git is essentially a Finnish technology, invented by Linus Torvalds immediately after Linux, as a way of managing coordination. The video can be found at http://www.ted.com/talks/clay_shirky_how_the_internet_will_one_day_transform_government.html .
More recently, I found a Realtime Conference video (from Oct. 2012), where Ward Cunningham (inventor of the first wiki in 1995) describes a new project on Federated Wiki, that aims to remove some of the roadblocks that deter innovation in Wikipedia. That video is can be found at http://vimeo.com/52637141 , although you may prefer to quickly read my text digest of highlights. Wired had written an article "Wiki Inventor Sticks a Fork in his Baby" in July 2012.
The idea of forking content -- starting from a common base and working in parallel -- suggests that contributions will be negotiated, so that advancements can be merged into an improved revision. On the other hand, if a fork is not valuable for the original project, but valuable in another context, there's the opportunity for a subgroup to take that revision in another direction, enabling a potential continuation of creativity.
The idea of forking and merging educational content is surfaced as a "Fork, Merge & Share" blog post by Greg Wilson. This suggests that merging content after the fact could be rather difficult. If the architecture of collaboration is designed, as Ward Cunningham suggests for publish-then-review rather than review-than-publish, the cycle of feedback could be a lot faster.


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According to the O'Reilly Radar blog, the "iPhone of TV" is out and its name is "Joost," an idiomatic reference to the slang word "Juiced," started by the famous founders of Skype, Janus Friis and Niclas Zenström.
It's an Internet-based TV service that uses file sharing software and broadcast TV to make watching TV on the computer fast, seamless and easy. GigaOM says it is a "nerdy if somewhat catchy name" and FOXNews points out it will be competing against BitTorrent and the mighty YouTube, two already very well-known brand names in the Internet TV business, as well as from well-positioned brands like TiVo and Slingbox.
The name reminds me of the 80's video game Joust and Boost, a mobile phone company and locator package with an "urban gangsta" attitude.
One piece of interesting brand name research: "Joost" is a very common Afrikaans name. One of the greatest South African rugby players of all time is Joost van der Westhuizen. So this might be an example of a product whose naming gives it a built in demographic of fans overseas.
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The U.S. Supreme Court has again denied a request by a coalition of Great Lakes states to order two Chicago navigation locks shut in a desperate attempt to keep Asian carp from colonizing Lake Michigan.
The request for a preliminary injunction to slam shut the locks is part of a larger case brought by the State of Michigan to reopen a decades-old lawsuit over the Chicago canal system that diverts more than 2 billion gallons of water a day from Lake Michigan.
Chicago-area barge operators and tour boat operators vigorously have fought the idea of closing the locks, contending it would wreak havoc on their businesses and do little if anything to slow the advance of the jumbo carp that have a history of upending the ecosystems they invade.
Conservationists and regional political leaders outside of Chicago have argued that barge traffic through the locks is not a big piece of the economy. They also say any hardship suffered by industries if the locks were closed must be weighed against the damage the carp could do to the Great Lakes and their estimated $7 billion fishing industry.
The court denied a similar request on Jan. 19, the same day it was revealed that "environmental" DNA samples taken along the shoreline of Lake Michigan south of downtown Chicago tested positive for the presence of Asian carp.
That discovery prompted Michigan Attorney General Mike Cox to ask the court again to close the locks.
As it did in January, on Monday the court gave no explanation for its decision to deny the preliminary injunction.
Anne Burns, spokeswoman for the American Waterways Operators, said the ruling is good news for the regional economy.
Cox, who is running for governor, said in his own statement he was disappointed but undaunted.
"Our motion was an extraordinary attempt to protect the Great Lakes, but we felt it was necessary to because the Court deserved to have access to the new DNA and economic information before making a decision," he said.
"We will continue to focus on the reopening of the diversion case in April, with the goal of developing an effective plan to protect the entire Great Lakes region from the devastating threat of Asian carp."
The push to reopen the Chicago diversion suit is backed by Wisconsin, Ohio, New York, Minnesota, Indiana and the Province of Ontario.
At the same time, there is growing political pressure across the region to take a hard look at engineering the Chicago Sanitary and Ship Canal to re-establish the natural barrier between Lake Michigan and the Mississippi River basin that the canals destroyed over a century ago.
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"A Man Walks into a Bar" it sounds like a Mad Men episode title, but this episode was nothing like Mad Men. Strangely, it was not all like NCIS either.
The team had to undergo mandatory psych evaluations here. Of course that was going to lead some good comedic moments, but when you watch this show it is about the combination of comedic moments along with a nice dramatic case that the team is investigating, and the latter was conspicuously absent today.
When the lady said that most people talk about their sex lives, and DiNozzo said, "That rules out McGee," I laughed, but I think they missed out on this show. A lot of potential for this episode, and while it was good, it could have been great, given the cast involved.


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Ok, so I'm going to be ordering a 2012 Limited V6 with 730N, luxury group and adaptive cruise package.
I am torn between two color choices:
Stone White w/frost beige interior or
Bright Silver w/black interior
I just don't know what to do........LOL
I need opinions!
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out of those two, i would go with stone white with frost. more of a looker
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If you're that torn between the two, it means you like them both fairly equally.
I love my White/Beige combo.
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The Stone White is a nice sharp white. Stone White with Black interior would be my choice on a Limited since no Saddle available.
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IMHO, silver/black is the way to go. White with beige is for the mall cruisers. :lol:
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either color but get the Hemi instead of the v6.
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When I was faced with a similar dilemma I asked the spouse and kids. There isn't a bad color choice, but for resale I think the silver/black may be more popular, and that combo would be easier to keep clean.... The kids convinced me to get mineral gray and black which turned out to be just awesome. The silver/black was my second choice, but there seems to be a lot of them around.
BTW, Many hate that saddle color... makes my eyes burn for some reason. But many love it, seems to be a love hate thing. You won't be taking any chances with the black interior, however. It will never go out of style.
When I picked up my car there were four salesman vigorously arguing with the owner that its black looked a lot better than the saddle the owner usually orders for the lot.
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A trick from psychology class: flip a coin. Heads for one color, tails for the other. After you've flipped it but before you reveal it, ask yourself which side you hope turns up. If you have a subconscious preference, this can reveal it.
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Bright Silver Metallic / Black interior
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I'd vote for the black interior, but i just don't like brown and beige interiors.
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thanks everyone for the replies! :)
It's funny......everytime i see one in white i think wow it looks awesome in white.
Then i see it in silver and think wow but it also looks awesome in silver!.......LOL
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External quality assurance as a revalidation method for pathologists in pediatric histopathology: Comparison of four international programs
External quality assurance (EQA) is an extremely valuable resource for clinical pathologists to maintain high standards, improve diagnostic skills, and possibly revalidate medical license. The aim of this study was to participate in and compare four international slide survey programs (UK, IAP-Germany, USA-Canada, Australasia) in pediatric histopathology for clinical pathologists with the aim to use it as a revalidation method.
The following parameters were evaluated: number of circulations per year, number of slides, membership requirement, proof of significant pediatric pathology work, open to overseas participants, laboratory accreditation, issue of continuing professional development certificates and credits, slides discussion meeting, use of digital images, substandard performance letter, and anonymity of responses.
The UK scheme, which has sampling procedure over several time frames (2 circulations/year, 30 slides), partial confidentiality, and multiple sources of data and assessors, can be used as a model for revalidation. The US-Canadian and Australasian schemes only partially fulfill the revalidation requirements. The IAP scheme appears to be essentially an educational program and may be unsuitable for revalidation.
The purposes and programs of EQA schemes vary worldwide. In order for it to be used for revalidation, it is advisable that EQA schemes are immediately unified.
Clinical Governance is a term, originally used in the National Health Service (NHS) of the United Kingdom (UK), to describe a systematic approach to maintain and improve the quality of patient care. It constitutes an official framework through which the NHS is accountable for the ongoing improvement of service quality safeguarding high standards of care and creating an environment focused on clinical excellence. Where communication failure is the most likely cause for medical errors, the decrease of professional skills may contribute to fatalities. Indeed, medical errors are not usually the result of the failure of particular providers, but are often systems-related and not attributable to individual negligence or misconduct.
Pediatric Pathology embraces two areas of pathology: 1. Specialist organ and system pathology, notably the study of surgical and oncological diseases, but also including the causes, nature and processes of disease and other forms of illness or abnormal conditions of the fetus, newborn, infant and child; and 2. Post mortem examination of the fetus, newborn, infant, and child
New compulsory policies for re-validation of doctors in specific areas are currently topical worldwide
The aim of EQA in pathology is to maintain good running standard operating procedures and to improve the performance of all sub-specialties in order to ensure that patients have access to a high quality service wherever they live. In some countries, laboratories must provide documentation of success in EQA to maintain accreditation or licensure and a number of programs have been developed with assistance from professional bodies together with significant input from accreditation agencies and institutions for improving medical activities
Four international tissue slide survey programs the British Paediatric Pathology Association (BRIPPA) from the UK
The EQA scheme for BRIPPA has full CPA accreditation, although re-accreditation according to new standards is due
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Factors used in the evaluation of histopathology EQA schemes
No. of Circulations/year
No. slides/year
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Pediatric Pathology Required
Open to Overseas participants
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CPA accreditation (UK or similar accrediting bodies in other countries)
CPD/CME certificates
CPD/CME credits
Slides Discussion Meeting
Fixed Organizer
Annual Report Issue
Improvement/Changes Meeting Discussion
Yes 4
Digital Images option
Substandard Performance Letter
Minimum Levels of Participation
Anonymous Responses 2
Participant's option to reject EQA cases where inappropriate for the EQA requiring actually expert opinion
Participant's option to reject EQA cases due to lack of sufficient information
Participant's option to reject EQA cases due to poor staining quality
Notes: 1 The membership of the regulatory body (BRIPPA, RCPA, SPP, IAP) organizing the EQA is a requirement to participate in the histopathology survey; 2 the parameter 'anonymous responses' indicates that a coding is used to preserve the anonymity of the participants (It also means indirectly that explicit permission from the participant is required before data may be shared with local management, regional QA officers, accrediting bodies and suppliers of equipment and reagents); 3 with limitations (membership for pathologists is usually restricted to those with a regular commitment to work, usually locum work, in the United Kingdom); 4 with service online; 5 permanent set of stained sections (probably unsuitable for revalidation); 6 The comprehensive EQA is considered as major acceptance and author recommendation among the different EQAs. Neither EQA organizations nor the Medical University of Innsbruck are responsible for these conclusions.
BRIPPA: British Paediatric Pathology Association,
RCPA AP QAP: Royal College of Pathologists of Australasia Anatomical Pathology Quality Assurance Programme,
SPP: Society for Pediatric Pathology
IAP: International Academy of Pathology
CPA: Clinical Pathology Accreditation Ltd.
The EQA scheme of the Society of Pediatric Pathology runs acceptably. In particular, the slide survey program of the Society of Pediatric Pathology (USA) contains an important educational component using three single choice questions ("best of four") in addition to the field "Your diagnosis". In this sense the credits gained by the survey program are corroborated by active research of the participant in the medical literature and the educational value of the survey is perceptibly increased. Although the use of a multiple choice question is a valuable and probably stimulating aspect of continuing medical education, it remains of educational value, because it is so far from routine practice as to be irrelevant to EQA. A digital slide survey program has recently been started in late 2007, but a full evaluation is lacking.
The slide box of the German Division of the International Academy of Pathology allows pathologists working in a German-speaking country to familiarize themselves with pediatric pathology entities. A feedback form is included, but it is not compulsory. A standard course (about once a year) is offered explaining the diagnoses and differential diagnoses as well as inserting additional comments or molecular pathology notes. Digitalization of data is in progress. At present four modules are offered for pediatric pathologists and general pathologists with a significant workload in pediatric pathology. No substandard performance letter is issued.
The specialist module "Pediatric Pathology" of the Royal College of Pathologists of Australasia, Section of Anatomical Pathology, Quality Assurance Programme (RCPA AP QAP) is accredited by the National Association of Testing Authorities, Australia, and complies with the Requirements of ILAC G13
If we consider all four programs together, we recommend that an ideal quality assurance scheme should have, on average, two circulations per year for a total of at least 30 slides per year, be addressed to pathologists with a substantial pediatric pathology workload, are accredited, provide CPD credits and certificates, and have regular slides discussion meetings as well as scheme improvement meetings, and lastly issue an annual report (Table
Clinical governance is one of the most frequent terms encountered in health care management, in both the national health services and private healthcare systems. It describes a systematic approach maintaining and regularly improving the quality of patient care while safeguarding high standards of care through creation of an environment in which excellence in clinical care will flourish. The elements of clinical governance advance health care professional education, clinical audit, clinical effectiveness, risk management, good professional practice-based research and development, confidential-based honesty procedures. In this study, we delineate the characteristics of an EQA scheme that should be taken into consideration when establishing a national or local EQA scheme. We consider that if a quality assurance scheme is to be suitable as revalidation method it should have two circulations per year, requirement for membership or a substantial pediatric pathology workload. It should be open to overseas participants, have CPA accreditation, provide CPD credits and certificates, and have regular slides discussion and scheme improvement meetings and an annual report. Internal audits and a 'black box' of tissue slides are important, but external proficiency testing is advocated as an independent means for continuing professional development and to support laboratory accreditation. Indeed, laboratory services are a central core in the diagnostic procedures of a general hospital
The concept of EQA programs relies on the fact that participants should view cases without consulting colleagues before submission to the program office. Uniformity of standards to set up a quality assurance program at national level is an important task. The use of physician specialization to assess the quality of care provided by individual physicians represents a structural approach to measuring quality. In the last 10 years there has been an enormous change in revalidation in the United States. This is because physician specialization as represented by board certification may be an unreliable measure of the quality of a physician's performance over time, unless his or her knowledge and skills in a specialty area are periodically updated or assessed.
In such a way, there is no guarantee that physicians have maintained the same level of skills and knowledge they demonstrated for their initial certification without a revalidation process. Thus, the search for a practicable revalidation method is very valuable. According to our data and considerations, the UK scheme has an educational component largely as a by-product of participation, but it can easily be used as a form for medical revalidation. This is because it possesses a partial confidentiality, contains multiple sources of data and assessors, and has a sampling procedure over several time frames rather than at a single point. The German scheme would appear to be essentially that of an educational program and possibly the North American scheme too. The Australian scheme seems to have both educational and revalidation components, but the number of slides is low and there is only one circulation per year that we consider insufficient as a revalidation method.
In assessing EQA schemes one aspect that has to be emphasized is the 'consensus answer'. The EQA utilizes the consensus answer as the correct answer which may not necessarily be the same as an 'expert' answer. Inter-observer reliability (consistency) may be reassuring, but there is a risk of a group response that can become very unpredictable.
Another aspect at the base of some controversial issues in EQA in pathology may be the lack of uniform guidelines that are valid worldwide. Thus, our study first tries to compare four international survey programs, emphasizing the need for harmonization. However, lack of harmonization also relies on the different interpretation of some pathology. An example is the diagnosis of chronic intestinal pseudo-obstruction in children. The diagnosis of intestinal neuronal dysplasia as an isolated entity is indeed very controversial. Intestinal neuronal dysplasia is characterized by hyperplasia of the submucosal and myenteric plexuses and the isolated form has been described in the distal colon and rectum, and its clinical presentation, with constipation and intestinal obstruction, can mimic that of Hirschsprung disease or aganglionosis
It is difficult to identify the minimal number of slides that needs to be assessed for consideration as a revalidation method. We initially considered the number of cases of pediatric and placental pathology in a tertiary academic center. The number of cases of pediatric and placental pathology was found to be approximately 1500 in many institutions (personal communication) over the years. Subsequently, we considered the percentage of 'permitted wrong diagnoses' in the diagnostic routine identified in the English literature. The results of studies concerned with error rates in histopathology vary widely; no serious errors,
Health services are awash with data, but safety is a category that needs to be continuously improved for health services. IT resources appear to be the greatest barrier to obtaining access to virtual images. This can be overcome if hospitals or government upgrade workstations to have compatible IT systems and allow access for quality assurance purposes. Smooth running quality assurance programs can improve this relationship and strengthen the link with the clinicians. Modernizing the pathology laboratory commences with virtual microscopy and services will provide a remarkable wealth for the child's growth in the 3rd millennium. Image digitalization is a new tool to use for biopsy specimens that cannot be cut in 40–60 slides for all participants. Indubitably, digital imaging with virtual microscopy will be more closely linked to practice in the future. To date, glass slides mimic the routine practice worldwide. Thus, digital images for EQA are a compromise offering the possibility to extend the range of cases to include small specimens, such as endoscopic and fine needle biopsies. Another possibility is to manage the use of glass slides from small biopsies through a postal system, circulating slides sequentially between participants. In the recent UKNEQAS Meeting in Glasgow it was stated that the EQA remains an extremely valuable resource for clinical pathologists and needs a well-organized, rapid and manageable system to run efficiently
It seems evident that EQA drives standardization and there are many examples supporting this fact, including those where peer-driven changes are influenced by EQA findings
Inappropriate tissue slides, limited number of circulations, lack of secretarial support, and low number of participants may jeopardize the EQA as a revalidation method. The importance is to establish a quality management system, allocate privileged time for it and ensure a reasonable cost load for healthcare organizations. It is important to specify well defined implications for schemes and participants. Further, we believe that a periodically reviewed and updated quality policies manual in addition to continuing audit of performance should be standard in every histopathology department. The association with a CPA accredited laboratory (contractual agreement) should be considered. If an EQA scheme is not run in a department, it is recommended that the department is not given accreditation.
Business and healthcare organizations regularly use the process of benchmarking to learn how others address policy issues and solve problems. The improvement of diagnostic skills in pathology is of paramount importance and the interest in programs that provide external proficiency testing, quality assessment and appropriate education programs to public and private laboratories of pathology and laboratory medicine is growing rapidly. There are some associations and companies supplying both quality assurance programs and supporting services for the benefit of pathology laboratories and personnel working within the pathology environment. The substantial advantage of internal audit and slide survey is intrinsically present in these programs intended to continually improve pathology services for the well being of communities. There is no direct evidence to support the validity of histopathology EQA, but there are various strands of indirect evidence that can be drawn together to underpin validity. Indirect evidence to support validity includes the response process used in the EQA. This reflects actual working practice undertaken by pathologists. EQA started originally as a 'hobby' for pathologist participants, but now it has acquired or is acquiring a central role as part of continuing professional development. It may be used as a revalidation method, because it represents clear of medical qualification, its' results may be given to the public, it may contain multiple sources of data and assessors and it represents a sampling procedure over several time frames rather than at a single point. However, the purposes and programs of EQA schemes can be different worldwide and in consideration of its possible use as revalidation method, it is strongly advisable that all EQA programs are unified as soon as possible.
Authors' contributions
CS conceived of the study, participated in its design and coordination, participated actively to all four EQA programs, analyzed all data and wrote the manuscript. GM reviewed critically the manuscript.
We are very grateful to Dr. AP Corfield, CSSB, University of Bristol, UK for critical review of the manuscript. Gregor Mikuz is Professor of Pathology, Chairman of the Institute of Pathology, Medical University of Innsbruck, Austria, and Fellow of the Royal College of Pathologists (UK). The current email address of the first author (CS) is
The future of Paediatric Pathology Services. Fetal, Perinatal and Paediatric Pathology: A Critical Future
A Quality System Model for Health care: Approved Guideline
External Quality Assurance in Thrombosis and Hemostrasis: An International Perspective
Continuing medical education and continuing professional development: international comparisons
Recertification in the medical specialties: a way forward
A way forward
A survey of quality indicator use in the clinical laboratory
Laboratory accreditation and inspection
Paediatric Histopathology EQA Participants' Annual Report and Minutes of Annual Meeting
Response analysis in histopathology external quality assessment schemes
National Health Service Breast Screening Programme, Publication No. 57, External Quality Assessment Scheme for Breast Screening Histopathology, NHS Cancer Screening Programmes
The United Kingdom National Renal Pathology External Quality Assessment Scheme
Recommendations for the development of histopathology/cytopathology external quality assessment schemes
ILAC Guidelines for the Requirements for the Competence of Providers of Proficiency Testing Schemes ILAC-G13:08/2007
Report of Virtual Microscope Questionnaire Results (Commented by Prof D. Davies)
Pathology Modernisation Update
What does it mean when experts disagree?
Consensus procedures and their role in pediatric rheumatology
A comparison of formal consensus methods used for developing clinical guidelines
Are external quality assurance (EQA) slide schemes a valid tool for the performance assessment of histopathologists?
Hirschsprung's disease: its aetiology, pathogenesis and differential diagnosis
The gastrointestinal tract
Departmental audit in histopathology
Surgical pathology signout – routine review of every case by a 2nd pathologist
Prospective peer review in surgical pathology
Assessing diagnostic errors: when is suspension of a pathologist justified?
To err is human – to sue [editorial]
Data collected from the UKNEQAS in occasion of the Annual Meeting of the Pathological Society of Great Britain and Ireland in Glasgow 2007 (personal communication)
Standardization, Regulation, Quality Assurance and Emerging Technologies in Hemostasis: Issues, Controversies, Benefits, and Limitations
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Two early second half goals from Ian Thomas-Moore and Ash Taylor earned Tranmere a 2-1 win over Yeovil and three vital points.
After an even first half Thomas-Moore and Taylor struck four minutes apart to lift Rovers to 25 points and close the gap to safety.
Les Parry made one change to the side that started at Charlton as Chris Shuker replaced Gareth Edds, a move that saw a switch to 4-4-2, with Shuker and Craig Curran playing on the wings.
A well worked corner routine saw Paul McLaren break into the area on four minutes but the Yeovil defence dealt with the threat at the expense of another set piece.
At the other end Dean Bowditch sliced a shot well wide of the target while Ian Goodison required treatment following a defensive challenge inside his own area soon after. The Jamaican international left the pitch limping alongside Les Parry but returned to action a few moments later.
Some sloppy play from both sides saw possession given away on more than one occasion and the first chance for some time fell to Terry Gornell on 28 minutes. A flick on from Ian Thomas-Moore put the ball into the young striker's path and he did well to hold of a defender but he put his shot over the bar from close range.
Gornell went much closer with his next effort, bringing a decent save out of Alex McCarthy with a left foot shot on the turn from the edge of the area.
Yeovil's Steven Caulker headed wide from a Shaun MacDonald corner three minutes before half time, while Shuker earned a yellow card for protesting that he should have won a free kick just outside the Yeovil area in injury time.
Bowditch volleyed wide from a central position 20 yards out a minute into the second half but a couple of minutes later Rovers responded with their first attack of the period, and one that brought the game's opening goal. A free kick taken by McLaren was cleared by the Yeovil defence but the ball was played back into the area, held up by Goodison for long enough for Thomas-Moore to find space to poke a shot into the bottom right corner from 12 yards.
Four minutes later the home fans erupted as Rovers doubled their lead. A foul on Thomas-Moore outside the area brought a free kick in a dangerous position and with Curran, Shuker and McLaren all standing over the ball. Curran was first to move, racing into the area past the wall and he was quickly picked out by Shuker before his low cross into the six yard box was turned in by Ash Taylor for his first goal at Prenton Park.
Welsh and Shuker both brought saves out of McCarthy, the latter from a tight angle after an excellent run from Bakayogo, while Goodison produced a textbook last ditch tackle to deny substitute Ryan Mason a one on one shooting opportunity at the other end.
Thomas-Moore sent a long range shot wide of the target on 63 minutes but at the opposite end Tranmere were perhaps fortunate to survive a breakaway attack from Mason after Taylor gave away possession on the halfway line.
From there on it was relatively comfortable for Tranmere who spent much of the remaining quarter of the match in the Yeovil half without overly threatening the opposition goal, though Thomas-Moore did go close with two minutes remaining after running on to Gornell's flick on.
However, as the game went into injury time Yeovil substitute John Obika was caught by Shaleum Logan just inside the area, with Mason converting the penalty to make for a nervy final few moments for Rovers.
Tranmere: Daniels, Logan, Taylor, Goodison, Bakayogo, Shuker, McLaren, Welsh, Curran, Gornell, Thomas-Moore. Substitutes not used: Collister, Broomes, McCready, Cresswell, Barnett, Mahon, Edds.
Yeovil: McCarthy, Alcock, Jones, Stam, Caulker, Murtagh (Mason 59), Williams, Bowditch (Obika 78) Kalala, MacDonald, Smith (Welsh 72). Substitutes not used: Forbes, Murray, Downes, Roberts.
Referee: Graham Salisbury
Yellow cards: Shuker (45+1), McLaren (45+3), Stam (57), Daniels (90+1)
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