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How to play the putting chip – get up and down
We know from previous articles that the average amateur golfer will achieve around three greens in regulation during their eighteen holes of golf. So for us to make any kind of reasonable score will will need to get up and down more often than not. By this we mean chip the ball close to the hole and sink the putt. In this article we will discuss a different way of chipping the ball close to the hole called the putting chip. This should give you more consistency and hopefully lower scores.
So what is the putting chip?
Many golfers find taking a standard chip shot from the fringe of the green a difficult task to hit consistently well. They set up over the ball and take a nervous backswing and stub the club behind the ball, or look up and thin it across the green. Either way the results do not give us a chance of securing a par.
What we would encourage you to try is the putting chip. As the name suggests take a six or seven iron and grip the club with your standard putting grip. Take a few practice swings gently brushing the grass in a sweeping motion. Now set up over the ball and focus on the back of the ball where the clubhead will make contact. You should find that this is a more comfortable set up and now all you need to concentrate on is the contact of the ball. Try this shot with a number of different clubs with the rule of the more roll you need the less loft you will have. For example, if you are hitting a longer chip and just need to get the ball onto the green and rolling then maybe a six iron would be the club of choice. If the hole is much nearer and you are looking for less roll then a pitching wedge maybe the club to choose. For you the grip and set up remains the same the only thing that is changing is the club in your hands.
If you think that this technique maybe of help to you then your next step is to take this to the practice ground. Spend sometime practising with a number of clubs to see what clubs works best at different lengths. Then you will be ready to take this onto the course and start lowering your scores.
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I have already contacted the court where my warrant is with. The lady i spoke to on the phone said that because it had been a long time and was just a misdemeanor I should write a letter to the judge and it would more than likely be dropped. I wrote a very professional and humble letter the judge, which they received, but it was never dropped. I called back several months later and another woman from the court told me there was nothing I could do but show up in person. Why am I being told 2 different things? I even offered to pay a fine but there isn't one? This is hindering me moving forward with my career. Please help!
It depends on the type of case, DA policies, judicial policies, specific DA, and specific Judge, but the odds are pretty good that showing up and dealing with the case be it plea, trial, jail, or probation is the only real way to get it resolved. To get a concrete answer, hire a lawyer from Florida to represent you and see what he or she can do for you. Don't expect this to just go away.
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|Nov 1, 2011
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|Russell L. Finlay, Christopher C. Jung, John C. Huculak, Paul Essex, Kirk W. Todd
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|Novartis Ag
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|Patent Citations (62), Non-Patent Citations (1), Referenced by (2), Classifications (12), Legal Events (2)
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This application is a continuation of U.S. application Ser. No. 10/234,863, filed Sep. 4, 2002, now U.S. Pat. No. 7,470,277 which claims the priority of U.S. Provisional Application No. 60/329,904, filed Oct. 16, 2001.
The present invention generally pertains to microsurgical systems. More particularly, but not by way of limitation, the present invention pertains to foot controllers for the operation of such systems, as well as using such foot controllers to simultaneously control multiple surgical parameters based upon movement of a foot pedal of the foot controller in a single plane of motion.
Various foot controllers are used to control microsurgical systems, and particularly ophthalmic microsurgical systems. During ophthalmic surgery, a surgeon views the patient's eye through an operating microscope. To control the microsurgical system and its associated handpieces during the various portions of the surgical procedure, the surgeon must either instruct a nurse how to alter the machine settings on the surgical system, or use the foot controller to change such settings. Where possible, many surgeons prefer to use the foot controller to alter the machine settings on the surgical system, eliminating the need to converse with a nurse during the surgical procedure.
The challenge of controlling two surgical parameters of a surgical system or its associated handpiece during an ophthalmic surgical procedure has been addressed in different ways. One method is using a foot controller with a vertical range of motion to control one surgical parameter (e.g. cut rate) while holding the second surgical parameter (e.g. aspiration flow rate) at a preset value input on the user interface of the surgical console. This implementation requires the surgeon to switch the mode of operation of the surgical console via the user interface to manipulate the magnitude of the second parameter. Therefore, to manipulate the second parameter, the surgeon must either interrupt the surgical procedure or instruct a nurse on how to manipulate the second parameter. Another method is using two separate foot controllers, each having a vertical range of motion, to provide linear control of two different surgical parameters. Each foot controller is dedicated to a single parameter. However, the simultaneous motion of both feet necessary to effect a coordinated surgical outcome has proven to be complex to learn and difficult for the surgeon to reliably control. Another method is using a foot controller with the capability to provide linear control of one surgical variable in a vertical range of motion ("pitch") simultaneous with linear control of a second surgical variable in a horizontal range of motion ("yaw"). This approach is disclosed in International Publication Number WO 98/08442. However, managing pitch and yaw simultaneously requires a significant amount of dexterity and is difficult for many surgeons to perform. Several patents and published patent applications have addressed these traditional methods and similar methods. Examples include International Publication Number WO 00/12037; International Publication Number WO 99/14648; International Publication Number WO 98/08442; International Publication No. WO 96/13845; U.S. Pat. No. 5,983,749; U.S. Pat. No. 5,580,347; U.S. Pat. No. 4,837,857; U.S. Pat. No. 4,983,901; U.S. Pat. No. 5,091,056; U.S. Pat. No. 5,268,624; U.S. Pat. No. 5,554,894; U.S. Pat. No. 4,837,857; U.S. Pat. No. 5,157,603; U.S. Pat. No. 5,342,293; U.S. Pat. No. 6,179,829; and Japanese Patent Application Publication No. 2000-229102, all of which are incorporated herein by reference.
Despite the above-described methods of control, surgeons desire a more flexible, easier to use method of actuating a foot controller to simultaneously control multiple surgical parameters in an ophthalmic surgical procedure. The present invention is directed to a microsurgical system and foot controller that provide such flexibility.
In a preferred embodiment, the present invention comprises a method of providing simultaneous proportional control of multiple surgical parameters in a microsurgical system. The microsurgical system has a computer, a foot controller operatively coupled to the computer, a first surgical parameter, and a second surgical parameter. The foot controller has a foot pedal capable of movement in a single plane of motion between a first end point and a second end point. A position of the foot pedal between the first end point and the second end point is determined. A value of the first surgical parameter is proportionally controlled as a function of the position of the foot pedal, and a value of the second surgical parameter is proportionally controlled as a function of the position of the foot pedal simultaneous with proportionally controlling the value of the first surgical parameter.
For a more complete understanding of the present invention, and for further objects and advantages thereof, reference is made to the following description taken in conjunction with the accompanying drawings in which:
The preferred embodiments of the present invention and their advantages are best understood by referring to
System 10 preferably also includes a series of light emitting diode ("LED") displays 12 for displaying system parameters, a series of "up/down" arrows keys 14 for altering the system parameters displayed on LED displays 12, a liquid crystal display ("LCD") 16 with touch screen capability, a surgical cassette 18, a series of electrical and pneumatic connectors or ports 20 for operatively coupling with the various surgical handpieces associated with system 10, an illuminator module 22, and a speaker 24. A foot controller 26 is operatively coupled to system 10 via conventional electronic cable 28. As mentioned above, a series of handpieces are operatively coupled to system 10 during ophthalmic surgery. Exemplary handpieces utilized in anterior segment ophthalmic surgery include an irrigation handpiece, an irrigation/aspiration handpiece, an ultrasonic handpiece, and/or a diathermy handpiece. A preferred ultrasonic handpiece is a phacoemulsification handpiece. By way of example,
Foot pedal 52 is rotationally coupled to body 48 along line 66. Foot pedal 52 may be depressed using the upper portion of a surgeon's foot to move from a fully undepressed position, as shown in
Left toe switch 56 is a dual mode binary switch. The first mode of switch 56 is actuated when a surgeon presses downward on switch 56 with his or her toe. This first mode is referred to herein as left vertical switch 56 a. The second mode of switch 56 is actuated when a surgeon presses in a generally outward, horizontal direction on switch 56 with the side of his or her foot. This second mode is referred to herein as left horizontal switch 56 b. Switch 56 is preferably a momentary actuation type switch that provides tactile feedback to the user. Switch 56 is preferably constructed using two Part Number P3-30125 switches available from Otto Controls of Carpenterville, Ill., one for left vertical switch 56 a, and a second for left horizontal switch 56 b.
Right toe switch 58 is also a dual mode binary switch. The first mode of switch 58 is actuated when a surgeon presses downward on switch 58 with his or her toe. This first mode is referred to herein as right vertical switch 58 a. The second mode of switch 58 is actuated when a surgeon presses in a generally outward, horizontal direction on switch 58 with the side of his or her foot. This second mode is referred to herein as right horizontal switch 58 b. Switch 58 is preferably a momentary actuation type switch that provides tactile feedback to the user, and is preferably constructed in the same manner as switch 56.
Left heel switch 60 is a binary switch that is actuated when a surgeon presses downward with his or her heel. Right heel switch 62 is a binary switch that is actuated when a surgeon presses downward with his or her heel. Switches 60 and 62 are preferably momentary actuation type switches that provide tactile feedback to the user. Switches 60 and 62 are each preferably constructed using a Part Number P3-30125 switch available from Otto Controls of Carpenterville, Ill.
Foot controller 26 may be made using conventional technology. Foot controller 26 is preferably similar in construction to the foot controller sold with the Accurus� surgical system available from Alcon Laboratories, Inc. of Fort Worth, Tex.
Host module 70 software communicates with each of modules 72 through 78 to maintain system 10 status, to direct system 10 functionality, and to mitigate hazard conditions. Host module 70 software also monitors and controls foot controller 26, including each of the binary switches of controller 26; displays graphics and data on display 16; monitors and controls PCMCIA card access; generates audio tones and voices for speaker 24; and controls the motorized IV pole (not shown) of system 10. The PCMCIA card is used to upload and download software into system 10.
Air/Fluid module 72 software controls the proportional vacuum source, proportional pressure source, and pulsed pressure source of system 10. Front panel module 74 software creates screens for display 16, scans for presses of keys 14 or the buttons or arrows on the touch screen of display 16, receives remote control input, and outputs LED displays 12. Screens for display 16 are created using a conventional software such as Zinc available from Wind River of Alameda, Calif. The LPA/Illumination module 76 software controls the low pressure air source of system 10 and the illuminators stored in illuminator module 22. U/S/Diathermy module 78 software controls ultrasonic power and diathermy handpiece voltage.
As shown schematically in
According to the present invention, host module 70, and/or modules 72, 74, 76, and 78, may provide simultaneous, proportional control of two or more surgical parameters of microsurgical system 10, each as a function of position Φ of foot pedal 52. In either the anterior segment mode or the posterior segment mode, it is believed that such control yields optimum performance of system 10.
For example, when system 10 is operating in the posterior segment mode, host module 70 may provide simultaneous, proportional control of both the cut rate and aspiration vacuum level of vitrectomy probe 36 as a function of position Φ.
As a second example, when system 10 is operating in the anterior segment mode, host module 70 may provide simultaneous, proportional control of both ultrasound power and aspiration flow rate of ultrasonic handpiece 110 as a function of position Φ. When system 10 is controlled is such a manner, the surgeon is provided with the same functional benefits described above in connection with the control paradigm of
Referring now to
From the above, it may be appreciated that the present invention provides a surgeon with a more flexible, easier to use method of actuating a foot controller to simultaneously control multiple surgical parameters in an ophthalmic surgical procedure. The present invention reduces the level of surgeon dexterity required to simultaneously manipulate two surgical parameters as compared to traditional methods of manipulation. The present invention is easily scalable to the simultaneous control of two, three, or more parameters. The present invention allows for a surgeon to simultaneously vary two or more surgical parameters in a predictable and repeatable manner resulting in optimum and reproducible system performance.
The present invention is illustrated herein by example, and various modifications may be made by a person of ordinary skill in the art. For example, host module 70 may proportionally control two or more surgical parameters of surgical system 10, each as a function of Φ, solely according to pre-defined equations, as described hereinabove. Alternatively, using the touch screen capability of display 16 of system 10, a user may assign the initial values of each surgical parameter when position Φ is zero percent, and/or the final values of each surgical parameter when angle Φ is one hundred percent, and host module 70 may then proportionally control the surgical parameters, each as a function of Φ, according to such user input and pre-defined equations.
It is believed that the operation and construction of the present invention will be apparent from the foregoing description. While the apparatus and methods shown or described above have been characterized as being preferred, various changes and modifications may be made therein without departing from the spirit and scope of the invention as defined in the following claims.
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How Do I Store A Fondant Wedding Cake With Mousse Filling?
Decorating By sewsugarqueen Updated 26 Aug 2011 , 3:43pm by AKS
My goddaughter wants a white chocolate mousse filling with fresh raspberries and covered with fondant. I know you really shouldn't refrigerate fondant covered cake but with a mousse filling I think that has to be done. I am worried about fresh raspberries in the mousse , white chocolate buttercream filling. Has anyone done that and do you have suggestions. All my other wedding cakes have just been jams and buttercream or ganache fillings. I really could use some advice.
There are tons and tons of posts on this very topic. Some people say you cannot ever put a fondant covered cake in a refrigerator, others claim you can... It is a never ending discussion.
I use Fondarific fondant. I put my fondant covered cakes in the refrigerator all the time without any problems. The fondant does harden some, but since it is a really soft fondant to begin with, I don't see it as a problem.
I refrigerate and even freeze my fondant covered cakes. I think it varies on the success of that brand to brand. I use Fondx and swear by it. I think the most important thing is to keep condensation from settling on the surface of the cake. You can do that by placing the layers in boxes, and have extra security by scrunching up plastic wrap into balls to fill the empty space in the box. Keeps the moisture off the cake without marring the finish. Good luck with it!
when i watch tv i always see the decorators put their finished fondant-covered cakes in their refrigerators. I use the wilton's brand, does anybody know if i can put that in the refrigerator?
I don't know how much the brand is a factor, but I have heard location is a big factor. If you live in a humid climate, you will get more condensation when your cake comes to room temperature (from what Ive read on here). But I believe I've also read if you don't touch it and just let it sit for awile, the condensation will evaporate. I have no experience with this though.
I live in a dry climate and I put fondant covered cakes in the fridge quite often without any problems. I did a cake not too long ago - one tier filled with coconut cream and another with banana cream. Theres no way I wasnt going to keep that chilled.
99 percent of my cakes are filled with a whipped cream mousse. I refrigerate all of my cakes and have never had any problems. I don't live in a highly humid area though. I have heard of people placing the cake in a box and then refrigerating the cake. I refrigerate fondant all the time.
Fondarific also list on their website that their fondant can be frozen for up to one year. I agree with the poster that says the brand probably has something to do with it.
If I where you, I would make a mini cake and just try it and see how it works. Nothing works as good as practice.
I also have refrigerated fondant without a problem. You just let it sit at room temp for a bit before you serve it to let the condensation from the temp change dry before you serve it. Along with Fondarific, both Wilton and Satin Ice can be refrigerated. I'm not sure that I would refrigerate Pettinice, because I know several decorators that had problems with refrigerating that brand. I have not tried that brand myself though.
I made cake last week with Wilton fondant and it did great in refrigerator. Good luck with your cake
do you have to put your fondant cake in a box before you put it in the fridge?
No need to box it. Ive out wilton fondant and satin ice in the fridge and it holds up beautifully. No need to worry. The only thing I would never put in the fridge is anything made out of gumpaste. if you have gumpaste flowers or figurines take them off the cake before storing in the fridge.
As for the TV shows, I think I heard somewhere that their refrigerators are special low-humidity ones that allow for this.


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2 days ago, I hit a huge milestone in my life. I made it 2 years without smoking thanks to vaping. Aside for lighting a cigarette for my wife a couple of days in, I haven't had a cigarette anywhere near my mouth. I am happy as I can be about this! I shared it on Twitter and Facebook yesterday, but decided to post on here as well.
Not only does tobacco no longer have control of my life, neither does nicotine. I am about 6 months without nicotine as well.
How did I do it?
VAPING! E-Cigarettes!
You know, those "dangerous devices" that big tobacco, the pharmaceutical industry, and even our governments want to keep us away from!
I won't tell the entire story, but on March 16th, 2014, I finally decided that I was tired of spending the 1st hour of each day hacking up crap. I was tired of feeling like poop. I needed to change. I smoked for 27 years. I had tried quitting several times over the previous 10 years, but nothing kept me off cigs for good.
- I tried a smoking cessation program paid for by the US Navy. Failed.
- I tried the Patch. Failed.
- I tried Wellbutrin. Failed.
- I tried the patch. Failed.
- I tried nicotine gum. Failed.
- I tried by replacing cigarettes with dip and I did ok, but replaced one bad habit with another.
- I tried cold turkey. Miserably failed.
I failed using every method out there. Nothing worked until I finally gave e-cigarettes a try. As I mentioned before, I tried the early e-cigs 7 or so years ago, but they tasted bad and didn't satisfy the nicotine cravings. Once e-cigs evolved a little more and you could control the levels, vapor production, and flavor, I was able to migrate off cigarettes.
I finally tried vaping. Success.
Around lunch time on March 16th, 2014, I called my friend Todd Donk in Memphis for some advice. Todd had been selling e-cigs in Memphis for a couple of years and had tried to get me to try them in the past. He opened Zook's Vapor in Memphis and he was the right person to tell me what to get started with. He suggested an MVP 2 and 18mg e-liquid. Later that day, I visited the only vape shop in Tuscaloosa, Ikonic Vapor. I purchased an MVP 2 and a Kanger UniTank and a bottle of 18mg Thunderhead Vapor Menthol Trends.
I was hooked. I never smoked another cigarette. I threw the last few cigarettes I had left out the window on the way home from that vape shop.
I was so happy that I began to tell the world. I created a blog about vaping. I started doing a few YouTube videos. I started carrying around samples to let others try vaping. I started to give away e-cigs to people I wanted to help quit smoking as well. I was all in.
Over the next year, I reviewed vaping products and aggressively advocated for vaping, but I walked away from all that. I continued vaping, but the fires were lit and I no longer needed to spread the news. I got 100s of people off smokes and I am proud of that. I am proud of the people who quit and stayed quit.
Over that year, I went from 18mg to 3mg e-liquid. About 6 months ago, I went from 3mg to 0mg! I haven't vaped nicotine in 6 months!
To those government reps telling congress and the public that you can't quit smoking with e-cigs….KISS MY ASH! I am proof!
I only vape a small amount of ZERO MG E-liquid a day now. Some days, I don't even vape at all. I don't vape because I have to now. I vape because I want to.
I have never been a fan of subohm vaping. I don't support the part of the industry pushing the boundaries of vaping. I am what they call a Tootle Puffer and I am proud of that. I don't vape to impress others, I initially vaped to quit smoking and now, just for the flavor of it.
In November of 2014, I sold MyVaporSite to E-Cig Media because I thought I was done reviewing and sharing vape news, but a few months later, I started another blog called Thugjuice.Ninja. It didn't last long before I decided to shut it down too. I imported that content into this site. I still post info about vaping on occasion here on Lecktronix.
Thanks to the following people, in no particular order, that I have met through vaping!
Todd Donk, Dimitris Agrafiotis, Stefan Didak, Rich Gavina, Scott Barker, Ryan Karnolv Benford, Lisa White, Clay Tew, Mike Hayes, Kenny Pinkerton, Julie Porter Pinkerton, Dwayne Lolley, Nick Romano (RIP Bro), Brandon Kimbrell, Jeffrey Stone, Curt Reynolds, Jason Camp, Kristi Smith, Tony Nevinski Sr, Aubrey Mitchell, AND MANY MORE
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Also, check out my friend's juice companies… DB Liquids and Vagabond Vapors. Vagabond has a cool flavor that I vape exclusively now called Lecktronix.
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Like many conlangers, when confronted with the task of building vocabulary, I turned to the idea of a generator. However, I did not like any of the extant choices, and so I built my own.
It was not such a difficult task--I built the whole thing in Excel. I have a fairly simple syllable structure in Shabkiuza, with a limited number of syllables per word. I made a list of which sounds could fit into each place, then assigned each a percent chance of occurring. Some of the results were not sounds at all, but rather zero values, duplication of a following consonant or preceding vowel, or assimilation of N to the following consonant.
Each letter gets its own random seed, and the results are concatenated in one of several combinations. For each generation, I get a variety of word lengths and syllable structures. A VLOOKUP formula compares each to by existing word list to avoid duplicates. I then copy the ones I like into a "candidate" list--words that are legal for inclusion in my language, but have not yet been assigned a meaning.
The assignment phase is the most fun. I have another formula that picks out a random value from my candidate list. If a meaning "feels right" I will use it; otherwise, I scan through a list of English words that still need meanings. When I make the connection, it goes in the list.
Finally, I do derivations. My language has a large number of means of word formation. Some are "productive," meaning they change one part of speech to another through use of a suffix. I also have a few non-productive methods. These are rules that alter a word into another part of speech, but without that mechanism being available to speakers of the language for new word formation.
As a result, I was able to add 100 new words to my language just over my lunch hour. I'm hoping to have a simple vocabulary in only a few more weeks.
Once the simple vocabulary is finished, I will add another mechanism into my process--compound words. Unlike most words in this language, compounds are accented on the second syllable. Moreover, the process can only form nouns; verbs are compounded on the fly with a conjunction, much like Japanese.
As always, I'm learning as I go! One of the most fun things about conlanging is learning about natural language has solved the problems I encounter.


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CHICAGO (Reuters) - Negotiations over increasing Illinois' payments to Medicaid providers have failed, opening the door for a U.S. judge to force the cash-strapped state to pay as much as $1 billion a month to ensure medical care continues for the program's three million recipients, according to a court filing on Monday.
The move would cause a huge problem for the state, which has accumulated a $15 billion bill backlog due to a budget stalemate between its Republican governor and Democrats who control the legislature. It could force Illinois to stop making full payments on other state-mandated or court-ordered spending such as pensions and payroll.
The filing in U.S. District Court by attorneys representing Medicaid recipients asked Judge Joan Lefkow to order the state to pay $500 million a month for four months to start reducing a $3.1 billion pile of unpaid bills owed to managed care organizations that turn pay doctors and others.
As long as Illinois remains without an enacted budget, the proposed order calls for the state to spend an additional $586 million a month to cover Medicaid-related bills incurred after June 30, 2017.
The proposed order noted that eventual federal Medicaid reimbursements would reduce Illinois' monthly outlay to $543 million.
The two sides are scheduled to appear on Wednesday before Lefkow, who previously ruled Illinois' minimal payments to managed care organizations did not comply with federal consent decrees that resulted from two cases filed against the state in 1992.
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Illinois Attorney General spokeswoman Eileen Boyce said the filing is under review "in light of the state's ongoing severe fiscal crisis."
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This morning I heard my first ad from a Midwest potential Congressperson stating how she would "stand up to Hillary Clinton." My husband had to stop me from throwing my shoes at the television. Quite frankly I can't begin to stomach that in four years we may have a repeat of all of this.
I have many, many friends from both sides shaking their heads questioning how we got to this election. Where are the qualified people? Why so much anger, hatred and blame?
Obviously we have created a leadership vacuum in our government that very few qualified leaders want to fill. And why would they? Who wants to lead in a no win situation?
Our forefathers in their wisdom set up three branches of government – it's referred to as checks and balances. Some, after the Revolutionary War wanted George Washington to become king. King George? Sounds like the oppression many of our ancestors fought against. Washington and other wise leaders pushed for a democratic process.
And so our beautiful democracy was born, which included the process of checks and balances so no one person or branch would have supreme power 100% of the time.
It is our diversity which has made us a great country. Yet it means our government only works effectively when there is compromise. If we continue with the attitude and action of blue/red, I win and you lose, and stop the process of compromise before it starts, we the people will always lose. Like many of you I have a personal agenda or vision of what I would like to see happen. I have both friends and relatives who may disagree with that. But I am betting that if we sat down and listened to each other we would find common ground to move forward on.
Can I live with getting 30% or 40% of an issue approved and moving forward? Can you? Because compromise is what it will take to fix education, health care, failing infrastructures and social inequalities. Our answers are in the middle, not in extreme sides.
Over the next four years I will be looking for politicians that can DO. I want to find those leaders who have the record, wisdom and courage to walk in the footsteps of our founding fathers, cross the aisle, work with whoever is president and find common ground to move forward for the sake of America. And for those politicians who brag about how much they prevented action which resulted in stalemates, the hell with the shoe I'm finding a boot.


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Mike and Trent has entered the barrier, their battlefield has been chosen as an obstacle course typed field...
Mike) Sarieror, you ready?
Sarieror) *Comes out of ball form* Yes, just is the old mannn watching?
Mike) yes, he's watching...
Sarieror) OLD MANNN!
Trent) Elorien, are you ready?
Elorien) *Comes out of ball form* YEP!
Trent) So...Mike...
Mike) Yes?
Trent) Better cousin wins! >=D
Mike) Okay...
Trent) Ability Activate! Shred Wave! ( Elorien swings his wings, created shredded waves of darkus energy, confusing enemies )
Mike) Ability Activate! Burning Slash! ( Sarieror swings his sword, creating a wave of flames with enough energy )
( Sarieror swings his sword towards a rocky object near him )
( A wave hits the rocky object, making it fall down towards Sarieror )
( The purple waves hit Sarieror, moving him away from the falling rock )
Sarieror) *Holding head* So dizzy...*Shakes head* Okay, there we go!
Trent) Ability Activate! Tailing Smash! ( Elorien does a front flip, then smashes his tail on his opponent )
Mike) Ablity Activate! Burning Forceback! ( Sarieror creates a barrier of heat that pushes an opponent back )
( Elorien crashes into the barrier and bounces into the air after being burned )
Mike) Ultimate Ability Activate! Swordsmenship Smash! ( Sarieror does many front flips, then smashing the opponent with his sword and pushing them to the ground )
( Sarieror front flips 10 times and smashes Elorien through a rocky pile )
( Elorien turns to his ball form and goes into Trent's hand )
Trent) Well, Mike...You are the better cousin...*Walks away with his head down and Elorien*
Mike) No...Trent, we are both good...I'm not the better cousin, until Elorien evolves...
Trent) =D OKAY!
( The barrier wall opens )
( Mike and Trent leave, while Masters enters )
( The wall closes )
Choose your field...
Masters) Lets go with a lava pool
Lava pool field activating...
Five minutes later...
Masters) What's taking my opponent so long...
( Masters sits )
( A person wearing all black lands on the opposite side of the field )
???) Geez...The wall just had to close!
Masters) Yeah, you're late!
???) Well, sorry!
Masters) Who are you?
???) You should know...
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USD vs JPY At Range Resistance Zone
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The USD vs JPY hasn't done much this year as it's been sitting in a range and basically sleeping. It finally has shown some life as it has four consecutive bullish days but it's sitting at major resistance. This resistance zone was first hit on 12-5-2014 and then attacked again between 3-11-15 and 3-17-15 before finally falling on 3-18-15. Well we are back for the third attempt and as usual I will suspect this major level to hold until price proves that it is now support rather than resistance. Our 4 Hour chart is showing a nice hanging man doji at this resistance level but this pair is tricky around support and resistance levels. This is where a lot of bull traps occur and that is why we should follow the rules of support and resistance and trade short at resistance. Breakout traders looking for the breakout tend to get caught in the Bull Trap as price fades and falls back down below resistance. I'm shorting this if I can get another bounce at 121.440 with my SL at 122.327. Looking for profit back at the bottom of the zone at 118.968. The lower range levels are not so clearly defined therefore we took the most obvious support level with a slight buffer. Once again be careful at this level and look for clearly defined price action. Check me out at fxatoneglance.com for more analysis. Thanks and God bless!


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Sex-obsessed teen gets life for murder of 18-year-old woman
A sex-obsessed teenager has been jailed for life after being convicted of murdering an 18-year-old woman.
Jason Conroy, 19, strangled Melissa Mathieson at the residential home where they both lived and attempted to drag her body to his room in order to have sex with her.
Conroy, who has Asperger's syndrome, had a history of sexually disturbed behaviour and had been diagnosed as suffering from "deviant sexual interests", which included fantasies about strangulation and rape
He had previously strangled a teacher at his former residential school and later told psychiatrists that he wanted to kill her in order to have sex with her.
Conroy, of Savoy Road, Bristol, admitted manslaughter on the grounds of diminished responsibility but was convicted of murder by the jury at the city's crown court following a week-long trial.
Judge Graham Cottle passed a life sentence on Conroy and told him he would have to serve at least 19 years' imprisonment before he could be considered for parole.
"Although the murder was very clearly sexually motivated there was in fact no sexual assault," he said.
"The sole reason for that, as I find, is that your intentions were thwarted by the support staff being alerted to a disturbance on the landing.
"There were a number of instances when you had exhibited sexual deviancy of the most worrying kind.
"You developed a fantasy of having sex with a woman who you strangled first, at least to the point of unconsciousness if not death.
"While at Alexandra House the evidence establishes you had become fixated with Melissa. You stalked her and your intention was to have sexual intercourse with her.
"You knew she would not consent to it and so you determined to kill her and then have sex with her.
"While the consultant forensic psychiatrists called to give evidence in this case may have been in disagreement about the defence of diminished responsibility advanced on your behalf, they were united in the view that you pose a very serious risk for the foreseeable future.
"The conclusion that I reach is that you pose a very serious danger to the public, in particular young women, and the fixing of the minimum term should properly reflect that finding."
Miss Mathieson's family said there were questions that needed answering and welcomed the Safeguarding Adults Review into her death.
They described her as "a gentle, kind and lovely girl" and said her death had left a "huge, huge hole in our lives".
"We know better than most people the difficulties that autism can present so our feelings about Jason Conroy are not based on ignorance of his condition," they said.
"What he has done is awful; we cannot comprehend it. He has deprived a brother of his sister.
"It has been incredibly difficult to sit through the trial and listen to the evidence, especially the history of Jason Conroy's previous sexually deviant and aggressive behaviour.
"Melissa believed wholeheartedly that the care system was the safest place to be to help her with her difficulties.
"We feel that there are still many questions that need to be answered by many organisations, including Social Services and the NHS, about how Melissa and Jason Conroy came to be in a situation which ultimately led to Melissa's death."
The trial heard that staff at Alexandra House in Bristol knew of Conroy's attack on the teacher when he moved in a month before Miss Mathieson's death in October last year.
The residential home provides accommodation for adult men and women who suffer from Asperger's and different forms of autism.
The court heard that hours before the fatal attack on October 12 Miss Mathieson told care home staff Conroy was stalking her and making her feel scared.
One care worker told the night staff to be "extra vigilant overnight" and ensure that both Conroy and Miss Mathieson locked their bedroom doors when they went to bed.
But Conroy slipped out of his second floor room and went upstairs to Miss Mathieson, let himself into her unlocked room and while she slept attacked her.
When he was arrested a short time later, he told police: "I am responsible."
Senior investigating officer Andrew Mott, of Avon and Somerset Police, said: "This was a desperately sad case in which a young person's life was cut tragically short.
"At the beginning of the investigation we made a referral to the Bristol Safeguarding Adults Board. As a result of this, a Safeguarding Adults Review is currently ongoing."


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My in-laws like going to the casinos. They worked hard for their money, and this is their retirement enjoyment. I am not a gambler at all. They go to the local casinos and have been to one in Canada one time. They do it as a form of entertainment. Granted, I would find something more rewarding to do with my retirement money, but this is what they like. So, as a gift to them, my wife and I bought the Paradise Toronto Limousine Service casino tour. They could easily fly into Canada, but they were not comfortable finding their away around. They wanted to see the Falls and then visit a couple of casinos.
The limo picked them up at the airport. They had booked a room at the one casino they thought they would be spending most of their time at. The limo took them to the casino where their hotel was. They liked the ride from the airport very much. The driver took them by a couple of spots they wanted to see. Read more


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Broadcast: 02/02/2006
Ex-AWB executive blows whistle
Reporter: Nick Grimm
KERRY O'BRIEN: Welcome to the program. Evidence at the inquiry into allegations of AWB kickbacks to Saddam Hussein has been sounding more and more ominous as each day's evidence has emerged. Today's news was more a vicious kick in the teeth for the Wheat Board, and a growing political mess for the Government, after former AWB executive Mark Emons took the stand. He told the Cole inquiry illicit payments had been going to Iraq to facilitate Australian wheat sales for years, even back to when it was still a statutory Government authority in 1999. In earlier evidence today another still-current AWB executive, Michael Long, told the inquiry he had discovered when he was in Baghdad for the Howard Government immediately after the war in June 2003, that the AWB had been involved in kickbacks to Iraq. The Federal Government has maintained throughout the inquiry that it knew nothing of any kickbacks to Saddam Hussein's Iraq and, so far, the Government has resisted Opposition calls for the terms of reference to be widened to investigate what Government bureaucrats and ministers might have known about the scandal. But Commissioner Terrence Cole now plans to make a statement about "the scope of the terms of reference and associated matters" tomorrow morning. Nick Grimm reports.


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Hi there. Welcome to my little corner of the internet! My name is Mir-Lan-Dra – three syllables, pronounced just the way it is spelled. I have been sharing my love of cooking and experimenting since I was four. I don't remember a time when I was not making food for people and trying new things in the kitchen. My friend, Sky, recently told me that the best recipes come out of people sharing. Her comment sums up the heart and soul of Mirlandra's Kitchen. I am a self-taught cook. I learned through recipe books, trial and error, cooking shows, and from other people.
You will always find encouragement here and cooking ideas for any skill level. My dream is to champion cooks at every level in the pursuit of delicious, delicious food. I hope the recipes you find at Mirlandra's Kitchen become some of your favorites!
When I share a recipe with you it has been tested and refined. I try to make sure you have all the information you need to make it in your kitchen. Sometimes I will post extra tips, tricks or photos to help you create something amazing. I believe anybody can learn to cook and that it starts by trying.
I am married to the great love of my life, Jonathan, and we three rescued cats (Zip, Tiger and Celeste) who visit the blog on occasion. Jonathan is an engineer with a grown up job, but he still finds time in the evening to do all the behind-the-scenes webpage stuff that makes this blog work. He is also the guy in charge of kissing the cook, chief recipe tester, recipe brain-stormer and co-conspirator. Some of the photos and food styling you see are his. We live our life as a team, always trying to help each other to be the best that we can be. We created Mirlandra's Kitchen together.
- Spend spring or summer in France throwing myself into the art of pastry making
- Spend a season in Italy traveling and studying cooking
- Take some butchering classes (actually it sounds kind of disgusting but I would learn such useful things about meat)
- Take an Oceania Cruise on the Marina ship or Riviera ship and play in the Bon Appétit Culinary Center.
- Experiment with smoking food
- Eat a lobster in Maine
- Change the world one home cooked meal at a time
MY NAME: People always ask where my name comes from. I love my name and the wonderful, creative parents that gave it to me. The took the name"Mir-i-lan-dra" from time time of Camalot and simplified it to three syllables. The "Mir" syllable is representative of my mother's name, "Miriam." The "lan" syllable is representative of my father's name, "Orlando." For a brief period in grade school I tried to get everybody to call me Jane but other than that I have always enjoyed having a unique name.
QUESTIONS: If you have a problem or question with a recipe please leave a comment. I will try to get back to you quickly and clarify or help you troubleshoot. If you have other questions, I can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com
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Israel and the Holy See: Negotiating the Legal Status of the Church in Israel since 1999
ZION EVRONY Ambassador of Israel to the Holy See "Beginning this December, we will mark the 20th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between Israel and the Holy See.â? It was back in 1993, under John Paul II that the Holy See and Israel established full diplomatic relations. But another agreement was left pending. The legal status of the Catholic Church in Israel has been negotiated on and off since 1999. The negotiations deal with the rights and privileges of the Church and its parishes in Israel. Everything from taxes to its judicial status. We spoke with the ambassador, before both states held their most recent meeting on January 29 in Jerusalem. ZION EVRONY Ambassador of Israel to the Holy See "We are going to have another round of negotiations in a few weeks in Israel. We hope to make even more progress, so I think there is a reason for optimism.â? Optimism has been shown over the years, but up until now, an agreement has not been reached. At this point, there is no specific date for an actual agreement, but Evrony acknowledges that actually reaching an agreement would be a historic moment for both sides. The next meeting is scheduled for June 2013 at the Vatican As far as international attention, Israel has been on the spotlight for the ongoing conflict with Palestine, but more specifically, for its plan to build thousands of Israeli settlements East of Jerusalem. Critics say the plan will be yet another obstacle that could prevent a peace deal with Palestine. The ambassador says that is a misconception. The real obstacle, he says, is a lack of direct negotiations. ZION EVRONY Ambassador of Israel to the Holy See "The biggest misconception is that the settlements are an obstacle to peace. People forget that until 1967, before the six day war, when there were no so called occupied territories, there were no settlements, yet there was no peace.â? Before coming to Rome, Evrony served as Israel's ambassador to Ireland. The veteran diplomat was also a Consul General in Houston. He's been in the foreign service for about 40 years. But despite his lengthy career, he says being Israel's ambassador to the Holy See is unlike any other position he's held in the past. KLH MG JM - PR U:VIC


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Everyone wants a partner who appeals to them physically... otherwise I'd say you're a hypocrite because no one will rationally want someone who they find bad looking. Physical attraction is important. But it's not the only thing. There also needs to be compatibility and chemistry. Otherwise the relationship won't work. It's not superficial. It's normal and how love works. You can't force attraction if it's not there. People don't go for the "better looking one". They go for the one they feel the most chemistry and attraction with.11|00|0
But can't it be superficial (it obviously is) and that be okay? Sorry it's a rhetorical question. I just don't see why we hide this except for lying for political correctness or to please someone.
As I said... being attracted to someone's looks isn't necessarily shallow as there's a deeper meaning to it. That very physical attraction is rooted with chemistry and love as we know it. Being physically attracted to someone is not superficial in my personal opinion because it's tied to many complex things and reactions inside the brain. Attraction goes hand in hand with so many other aspects and elements of love.


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O'Shaughnessy Estate Winery is a relatively new producer that is off to a flying start. Since 1997 owner Betty O'Shaughnessy and winemaker Sean Capiaux have been creating terrific cabernets and merlots on this 35-acre vineyard on Napa Valley's Howell Mountain. They've also crafted a small cuvée of cabernet sauvignon from grapes grown on nearby Mt. Veeder.
2005 Howell Mountain Merlot - Notes of mocha, melted chocolate, smoked herbs, and loads of cherry and black currant fruit dominate this dark ruby/purple full-bodied merlot. Silky tannins and juicy acidity give uplift to this wine, which has a broad, savory mouth feel. Drink it over the next decade. $60
2004 Howell Mountain Cabernet Sauvignon - A gorgeous, dense ruby/purple color with a luscious bouquet of black fruits, minerals, sweet jammy strawberries, chocolate, and a subtle touch of oak. Full-bodied, with a chewy texture, good freshness, and a long, heady finish, this is approachable now and should drink well for 15 to 20 years or more. $75
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2004 Mt. Veeder Cabernet Sauvignon - This 2004 is a blockbuster. Concentrated notes of black cherry, black currant, flowers, chocolate, and coffee bean accompany high tannins, but the wine has beautiful purity and terrific symmetry. This is another striking cabernet sauvignon from Mt. Veeder that should drink graciously for 20 years or more. $95
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The peak Australian electrical industry body, the National Electrical and Communications Association (NECA), said it will be closely monitoring the effectiveness of the Fair Work Building and Construction (FWBC) agency which came into operation last week replacing the Australian Building and Construction Commission (ABCC).
NECA was a strong supporter of the ABCC and is worried that because of its reduced powers its replacement may not be as effective in regulating the building and construction industry.
NECA's Chief Executive Officer James Tinslay said, "NECA supports the existence of a strong independent regulator for the building and construction industry and hopes that the new FWBC can continue the good work already carried out by the ABCC.
"We will be closely monitoring the effectiveness of the new regulator. It has a vital role to play in making the building and construction industry more accountable and compliant and making sure that there is no reversion to some of the well-documented practices which blighted the industry."
Mr Tinslay has contacted Leigh Johns, the Acting Chief Executive of the FWBC, offering to update the new regulator on activities in the electrical contracting sector.
"NECA represents around 5000 electrical contracting businesses and we have a thorough understanding of what is going on in the industry," said Mr Tinslay.
"That's why we're keen to meet with the FWBC as soon as possible to make sure that they're on their guard against the danger that some of the illegal practices the ABCC stamped out could return to job sites across Australia now the power of the regulator has been watered down.
"In the 12 months before it was wound up the ABCC took action against a number of employers and unions in the building and construction industry for a range of illegal practices. This is a clear sign that these practices are still occurring and why it's so important that the new building and construction regulator remains ever vigilant."
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WASHINGTON, D.C. -- Bucks Inc. purchased 89 ExxonMobil locations in the Chicago metropolitan area, according to John C. Flippen, Jr., managing director of Petroleum Capital and Real Estate LLC, and exclusive advisor to Steve Buchanan, owner of Buck's Inc. and its affiliated companies.
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"Petroleum Capital and Real Estate LLC is excited that our firm could help facilitate this transaction," John C. Flippen, Jr. said in a statement. Buck's, Inc. is a large and well established BP and ConocoPhillips branded jobbership and a leading regional distributor of petroleum products and services in the Midwest region of the United States. "This was a rare opportunity for Buck's, Inc. to acquire a large number of premium real estate sites in the Chicago metropolitan area, a trade area that has very high barriers to entry and was a natural fit with our client's existing retail network. Our company differentiates itself by providing clients access to not only senior lenders but also mezzanine and private equity investors. We focus solely on completing transactions within the convenience store and gas station (C & G) industry."
John Sartory, managing director and principal of Petroleum Capital and Real Estate LLC, said, "This was a rare opportunity to acquire a large number of premium real estate sites in the Chicago metropolitan area. The strong real estate attributes, combined with the opportunity to partner with an established and professional petroleum marketing organization such as Buck's, Inc., immediately attracted our private REIT client to this investment."
In the last two years, Petroleum Capital and Real Estate, LLC -- www.PetroCapRE.com -- and its principals, John C. Flippen, Jr. and John Sartory, have helped its clients close on over $600 million in retail acquisitions and re-financing packages through senior, sale lease back, mezzanine and equity financing, according to the company. Petroleum Capital and Real Estate LLC provides consulting, M&A and financial advisory services for small to middle market clients exclusively in the retail petroleum industry.


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The statutory pretrial diversion of a D felony is marked as "DISMISSED-DIVERTED" on CourtNet records upon the completion of the diversion. If the diversion is completed, it is not considered a conviction. See KRS 533.258
Effects of successful completion of pretrial diversion agreement
"(1) If the defendant successfully completes the provisions of the pretrial diversion agreement, the charges against the defendant shall be listed as "dismissed-diverted" and shall not constitute a criminal conviction.
(2) The defendant shall not be required to list this disposition on any application for employment, licensure, or otherwise unless required to do so by federal law.
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You need to hire a criminal defense attorney to file a motion with the court to have the charge DISMISSED and then a motion to EXPUNGE the record. See KRS 431.076:
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Title 40. CRIMES AND PUNISHMENTS
Chapter 431. GENERAL PROVISIONS CONCERNING CRIMES AND PUNISHMENTS
Current through 2012 First Extraordinary Session
§ 431.076. Expungement of criminal records for those found not guilty of crimes or for whom charges have been dismissed with prejudice
(1) A person who has been charged with a criminal offense and who has been found not guilty of the offense, or against whom charges have been dismissed with prejudice, and not in exchange for a guilty plea to another offense, may make a motion, in the District or Circuit Court in which the charges were filed, to expunge all records including, but not limited to, arrest records, fingerprints, photographs, index references, or other data, whether in documentary or electronic form, relating to the arrest, charge, or other matters arising out of the arrest or charge.
(2) The expungement motion shall be filed no sooner than sixty (60) days following the order of acquittal or dismissal by the court.
(3) Following the filing of the motion, the court may set a date for a hearing. If the court does so, it shall notify the county or Commonwealth's attorney, as appropriate, of an opportunity for a response to the expungement motion. In addition, if the criminal charge relates to the abuse or neglect of a child, the court shall also notify the Office of General Counsel of the Cabinet for Health and Family Services of an opportunity for a response to the expungement motion. The counsel for the Cabinet for Health and Family Services shall respond to the expungement motion, within twenty (20) days of receipt of the notice, which period of time shall not be extended by the court, if the Cabinet for Health and Family Services has custody of records reflecting that the person charged with the criminal offense has been determined by the cabinet or by a court under KRS Chapter 620 to be a substantiated perpetrator of child abuse or neglect. If the cabinet fails to respond to the expungement motion or if the cabinet fails to prevail, the order of expungement shall extend to the cabinet's records. If the cabinet prevails, the order of expungement shall not extend to the cabinet's records.
(4) If the court finds that there are no current charges or proceedings pending relating to the matter for which the expungement is sought, the court may grant the motion and order the sealing of all records in the custody of the court and any records in the custody of any other agency or official, including law enforcement records. The court shall order the sealing on a form provided by the Administrative Office of the Courts. Every agency, with records relating to the arrest, charge, or other matters arising out of the arrest or charge, that is ordered to seal records, shall certify to the court within sixty (60) days of the entry of the expungement order, that the required sealing action has been completed. All orders enforcing the expungement procedure shall also be sealed.
(5) After the expungement, the proceedings in the matter shall be deemed never to have occurred. The court and other agencies shall reply to any inquiry that no record exists on the matter. The person whose record is expunged shall not have to disclose the fact of the record or any matter relating thereto on an application for employment, credit, or other type of application.
(6) Inspection of the expunged records may thereafter be permitted by the court only upon a motion by the person who is the subject of the records and only to those persons named in the motion.
(7) This section shall be retroactive.
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Amended 2005, Ky. Acts ch. 99, sec. 648, effective June 20, 2005. -- Amended 2000, Ky. Acts ch. 426, sec. 1, effective July 14, 2000. -- Created 1996, Ky. Acts ch. 374, sec. 1, effective July 15, 1996.
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Burnt by bitter experience at the World Cup, Socceroos coach Ange Postecoglou will make changes for Australia's second Asian Cup match against Oman on Tuesday.
Postecoglou said on Monday he planned to make at least a couple of changes to the side that thumped Kuwait 4-1 in Friday's tournament opener in Melbourne.
One change will be enforced because captain and midfield dynamo Mile Jedinak is sidelined by an ankle injury.
With three matches in nine days, Postecoglou is determined to keep his players fresh rather than rely on a core group, as he did at last year's World Cup, where the team was clearly fatigued by their final group game against Spain.
"We've learnt pretty clearly at the World Cup by the third game against Spain we were pretty spent as a group because we relied on a core group of players,' Postecoglou said.
"Not just for those games, but in the leadup.
"We don't want to fall into the same trap. We want to do well in all three games and tomorrow night is a very, very important game for us.
"We do want to make sure the guys we put out there can maintain the sort of tempo and intensity we had in the first game."
He said tests had revealed no serious damage to Jedinak's left ankle, but he couldn't be sure the key midfielder would be right for Saturday's final group game against South Korea in Brisbane.
"He's no certainty for Saturday either at this stage, so we'll see how he recovers, but we're certainly fairly hopeful that he'll overcome it pretty quickly.' Postecoglou said.
"There's nothing major. We've had scans done, so there's nothing significant there. It's just a matter of letting the swelling settle down and getting back running."
He reported no other injury issues and expected another tough game against Oman, who lost 1-0 to South Korea in their first group match.


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It's a battle of two Canadian Football League unbeaten teams, a marquee matchup between two traditional rivals that is the buzz of the early 2014 season.
And yet to hear the Winnipeg Blue Bombers and Edmonton Eskimos tell it, Thursday's matchup between two clubs that are a perfect 3-0 is nothing more than the fourth game on the schedule.
"The unbeaten stuff, all that is really – no offence – a media thing," said Bomber defensive end Jason Vega. "It's something for you guys to talk about, but it doesn't really do anything for us. It doesn't matter.
"For us, we look at it as us being 0-0. It didn't matter what we did last week or the last three weeks. We're 0-0. Fortunately, we find ourselves in the position where we're both undefeated. We're playing much better than we did last year, whether that be personnel, coaching or whatever it is. It's an interesting position. I've been in it before when I came in 2011 and we were really bad the year before.
"It's going to be the same every week, all the way through hopefully to the end of November. It doesn't really matter what we did before."
That was a common theme spit out by most of the Bombers and Eskimos in their final chats with the media before the tilt (7:30 p.m., Investors Group Field; TSN/CJOB). Funny, given that last year the two sides were a combined 7-29.
"It is exciting, it's a great opportunity to come and play against against team that has had a lot of success and is playing some great football," said Eskimo quarterback Mike Reilly. "We feel like we've been playing good football, too, and so it's going to be a good test for us. But I don't really think that the last three weeks matters. I don't think Winnipeg cares what we've done in the first three weeks. They want to come out here and beat up on us and we want to do the same to them.
"Just as we forgot about 2013, we've kind of forgotten about the first three games weeks as well. We're concerned about this game and we're not worried about anything past that or anything before it. We just know we're coming in here to play against a very good football team and we've got to execute at a high level in order to come out with a win."
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