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184 Lo Boy clutch ??
I've picked up an additonal 184 Lo Boy with a 3160 attached mower. Ran and mowed good for a while until the clutch went out (pedal with no resistance) in the worst possible place, on a hill. Dragged it home with the other tractor.
I'm thinking that the fork has spread and overridden the T/O bearing carrier, but for the life of me I can't see the fork to determine what's going on.
What's the easiest way in to the clutch, R&R the PTO belt and pulley assy. or R&R the mower deck and go in from the bottom? Both look either labor intensive or heavy! I'm one for the KISS theory.
Any other diagnosis?
Re: 184 Lo Boy clutch ??
I put this together earlier and thought it would be useful to others as well.
1) Remove Mower deck
2) Remove side covers and flywheel cover. Tunnel cover can be removed as well, but is not required.
3) Unhook steering shaft at rear and rotate out of way
4) Unhook clutch fork adjustment rod at and remove the clutch fork (PAY ATTENTION TO WHICH SIDE IS FRONT)
5) Use a 3/4" open end to move the belt tensioner in and slip the PTO belts off toward the front of tractor (unloading tensioner spring)
6) Remove the rockshaft and tensioner spring - A floor jack helps lower it without injury (This is greasy, need lots of towels)
7) Use Snap Ring Pliers to move snap ring forward on the driveshaft (by the U-Joint carrier)
Loosen 4 allen head set screws on U-Joint and slide it forward off the transmission
9) Slide the driveshaft down, back, and out. (Easiest done from underneath the tractor)
10) Relocate PTO belts off the pulley and slide them back, up, and from the top pull them out of the way. This is a good opportunity to replace these but these MUST be a matched pair. Recommend purchasing FROM IH.
11) Remove screws from the clutch pressure plate and PTO Belt Drive (Easiest done from underneath the tractor)
You can get to 3 screws at a time, rotate engine by hand to access the next 3.
12) Push PTO Belt Drive upward and back to let the clutch and pressure plate fall out the bottom between the PTO Belt Drive Mounts. Then wiggle the PTO Belt drive out the bottom.
13) Remove the flywheel if needed to reface flywheel or to replace the pilot bearing.
Note: When reassembling, do not tighten down the screws for the clutch pressure plate and PTO belt drive until after the driveshaft is installed.
184 w/ Creeper & 3-Point
IH Model 15 Tiller
Re: 184 Lo Boy clutch ??
Work from the bottom primarily. It will save you time.
There aren't many shortcuts, though HamiltonBobsCubs recommends putting in a second set of belts on standby for the future.
The fork is easy to get to, but anything further will require removing the rockshaft (which means removing the mower)
May as well just do that first.
184 w/ Creeper & 3-Point
IH Model 15 Tiller
Re: 184 Lo Boy clutch ??
Thanks for the help, fellas. Looks like that there is no KISS way, which is what I was hoping for.
I'll just be glad to get it where I can see what the blazes is going on (or not) with the fork. The mower looks like it will be a BIG pain the buttocks to get out from under the tractor.
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it's not that bad, I just did mine, had I not given attention to many other things such as the rear main seal and creeper seal, I could of done it in 3-4 hrs, but mine had many other issues and it quickly snowballed and it still is..lol
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If you have a cement pad (driveway or garage) and a 4-wheeled furniture dolly it's not difficult.
Remove drive belt
Lift deck with hydraulics & place furniture dolly under rear of deck.
Lower deck onto dolly.
Separate the deck from the suspending components.
Lift hydraulics to highest position
Roll / slide deck out from under tractor
Lower hydraulics to lowest position (may have to help it down)
Remove remaining suspending components
Take a break!
184 w/ Creeper & 3-Point
IH Model 15 Tiller
Re: 184 Lo Boy clutch ??
WOW! My PTO clutch belts have rolled on me and this procedure to repair/replace them is soooo intimidating! Can the belts be gotten at NAPA? I don't have access to the IH Dealer on the weekends.
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don't use cheap belts, use IH BELTS, TRUST ME!!!
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The IH belts for the 184 PTO appear to be made of a "tougher than normal" material. They're quite stiff, when new and even a little shiny on the outside. They're a bit of a pain to change, so put the right stuff on the first time. You can order them from Ken, at Carter & gruenwald and he'll have them to your door in pretty short order.
Re: 184 Lo Boy clutch ??
If you are only replacing the PTO drive belts on the 184, then you can skip a lot of the steps.
You would need to do the following steps:
Add a new step:
Count the # of exposed threads on the 3 studs holding the PTO Clutch together so that you can put them back on to the same tightness. The PTO clutch will try to come apart when you remove the nuts from the studs. I would recommend trying to fish the belts out one stud & nut at a time.
Remove each of the nuts from the PTO clutch and remove and replace the belt.
184 w/ Creeper & 3-Point
IH Model 15 Tiller
Re: 184 Lo Boy clutch ??
Yep, decided to get the LoBoy up and running and try it out to see what It'd do with the turned belts. Sure enough.....I turned the PTO on and it whirled away just fine.......until about 10 seconds, THEN THEY BOTH BROKE! Tried engaging the PTO switch only with nothing to happen but a click. Got off tractor, took off side cover, and sure enough there lay a pile of "ashes", and the 2 belts. I pulled them right out! I will share pictures of them tomorrow. They seemed pretty hard and dry like they were simply worn out. Probably the original set of belts. Looks like I'm gonna be ordering some new ones now and tackling that tough job soon.
Re: 184 Lo Boy clutch ??
Now that the belts are out of the way you can continue analyzing the engine and transmission.
Check it out really well before you tear into replacing the PTO belts. That way you have a good reference for how things ran and felt before tearing it apart.
184 w/ Creeper & 3-Point
IH Model 15 Tiller
Re: 184 Lo Boy clutch ??
The engine and transmission seem to operate just fine. Why would I need to analize them?
Re: 184 Lo Boy clutch ??
Back on course with my original question.
Thanks to all who've responded with tips.
Re: 184 Lo Boy clutch ??
Did you get it fixed? What issue was found?
184 w/ Creeper & 3-Point
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|It wasn't so long ago that five British girls were telling international pop fans to "spice up your life!" The Spice Girls (pictured at the 1997 MTV Video Music Awards) were formed in 1994 by audition; their first single, "Wannabe," made these sassy ladies the only British band to debut higher on the U.S. charts than The Beatles in 1963. The band -- made up of (from left to right) Victoria "Posh Spice" Beckham, Geri "Ginger Spice" Halliwell, Melanie "Scary Spice" Brown, Emma "Baby Spice" Bunton and Melanie "Sporty Spice" Chisolm -- became a phenomenon, with their "girl power" slogan and sexy-strong image turning everything they touched, from dolls to video games, to platinum. After two #1 albums and a Spice Girls movie, Ginger left the band due to "differences;" three years later, following the release of the ironically named "Forever" (2000), the band separated. They reunited for a world tour in 2007.
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|Nobody has lived up to her Spice Girl name as well as Victoria Beckham (formerly Adams). In 1999, she married soccer heartthrob David Beckham, and "Posh and Becks" (pictured at the 2012 Vanity Fair Oscars Party) became one of the world's most-watched couples. Following a short-lived solo music career, Beckham, 39, turned her focus to the fashion world, where she's become a renowned designer and style icon. Now living in the U.S., the Beckhams have three sons -- Brooklyn, 14; Romeo, 10 (who has already appeared on GQ's Best-Dressed List); and Cruz, 8 -- and 1-year-old daughter Harper.
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|With her gregarious personality and slinky outfits, Mel B, 38, transitioned easily from music to reality TV. Though she did release two solo pop albums, Brown (pictured in Sydney on March 30) has also hosted Oxygen's "Dance Your A** Off" and BBC's "Top of the Pops," judged "The X Factor Australia," starred in her own reality show ("Mel B: It's A Scary World") on the Style Network, and won second place on "Dancing with the Stars." In 2006, Brown became pregnant with her second child, Angel (she was already a mom to daughter Phoenix, now 14), and told the press that ex-boyfriend Eddie Murphy was the father -- which he denied, until a paternity test came back positive. Now married to producer Stephen Belafonte, Brown has reconciled with Murphy, and gave birth to a third daughter, Madison, in 2011. She has recently joined the judging panel of 'America's Got Talent.'
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|The unofficial leader of the Spice Girls, Geri Halliwell (pictured in London on Feb. 2) was also the first one to leave the splintering group. Her first two solo albums, "Schizophonic" (1999) and "Scream If You Wanna Go Faster" (2001) did well in the U.K. (though not in the U.S.). Her third album flopped in 2005, but the singer has successfully branched out into making yoga videos, writing children's books, designing clothing -- and even becoming a United Nations Goodwill Ambassador in support of women's health. Halliwell, 40, gave birth to a daughter, Bluebell Madonna, in 2006, and has never identified the father.
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|While her bandmates have started fashion labels and written books, Mel C (pictured in London on March 1) has been happy to stick to music. Chisholm, 39, founded her own label, Red Girl Records, and has put out five solo albums between 1999 and 2011. Considered the most musically gifted Spice Girl, Mel C also made an acclaimed musical theater debut in the London show "Blood Brothers" in 2009. The heavily tattooed singer has a 4-year-old daughter named Scarlet with her partner, Thomas Starr.
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|After the Spice Girls ended, "Baby Spice" grew into a successful solo career, with nine hit singles in the U.K. After her third solo album, "Life In Mono" (2006), failed to catch on, Emma Bunton, 37, turned her attention to her family; she now has two children, Beau and Tate, with longtime partner Jade Jones (from the band Damage). Bunton (pictured in London on March 14) currently hosts a radio show and has a children's clothing line.
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|One of the 10 biggest musical acts of the 2000s, Destiny's Child was formed by Beyonce Knowles' father Matthew when she was nine years old; she was sixteen when she, Kelly Rowland, LaTavia Roberson and LeToya Luckett (pictured at the Soul Train Awards in 1999) landed a record deal in 1997. Three years later, just as their single "Say My Name" reached #1, the quartet splintered, with Roberson and Luckett being replaced by Michelle Williams and Farrah Franklin (who was fired after five months). Still, Destiny's Child was unstoppable: as a trio (pictured at the MTV Video Music Awards in 2000), they had their biggest hit ever with "Independent Woman Part 1." The group went on hiatus in 2001 to launch solo careers, then reunited from 2004 to 2005 for the album "Destiny Fulfilled."
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|There was never a doubt that Beyonce, 31, was the breakout star of Destiny's Child -- and not just because her dad was their manager! By the time the group broke up in 2005, the stunning singer was already a movie star with a #1 single ("Crazy in Love") and five solo Grammys. But her best was yet to come: in 2008, she created a dance sensation with "Single Ladies (Put a Ring On It)," her biggest hit ever. That same year, she married her longtime boyfriend and collaborator, Jay-Z. Beyonce has now released four bestselling albums and is the second most nominated woman in Grammy history. In January 2012, following the most sensational pregnancy announcement ever, she gave birth to baby Blue Ivy Carter (pictured in January).
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|With Destiny's Child behind her, Kelly Rowland, 32, balances dual careers as an R and B artist and television personality. As a singer, she has had two Top 20 hits, both of them collaborations -- "Dilemma" with Nelly (2002) and "Motivation" with Lil Wayne (2011) -- and she (pictured in Las Vegas on Feb. 18) is currently working on her fourth album. Rowland was the original co-host of Bravo's "The Fashion Show" and is a judge on the U.K.'s "The X-Factor." In 2011, she also let the world in on the secret to her eternally toned tummy through the release of her aptly named exercise video, "Sexy Abs with Kelly Rowland."
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|Not to be confused with that other Michelle Williams, the third Destiny's Child singer (pictured in L.A. on March 16) kicked off her solo career by going back to her gospel music roots for "Heart 2 You" (2002) and "Do You Know" (2004). She soon began performing in Broadway musicals, starring in "Aida," "The Color Purple" and "Chicago." As a singer, Williams, 31, has now gone back to R and B, and seems open to a Destiny's Child reunion. "(We love) the fact that people are still asking and wondering," she told The Boombox in 2011. "We would have to talk about it."
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|All it takes is one word -- the title of their 1994 album, "CrazySexyCool" -- to sum up '90s superstars TLC. The Atlanta-based trio of (from left to right) Tionne "T-Boz" Watkins, Rozonda "Chilli" Thomas and rapper Lisa "Left Eye" Lopes burst onto the scene with their 1992 single "Ain't 2 Proud 2 Beg," which led to even bigger R and B hits like "Waterfalls" (1995) and "No Scrubs" (1999). Though they won four Grammys and made Billboard chart history, TLC was notorious for their dramatic personal lives (including Lopes' arrest for arson, Watkins' secret medical condition, a shocking bankruptcy and tons of in-fighting). In 2002, TLC came to a tragic end when Lopes died in a car crash in Honduras.
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|After Left Eye's death, T-Boz and Chilli, 43 and 42, respectively, completed TLC's unfinished fourth album and played a farewell concert in 2003. Six years later, after a false start with the reality show "R U the Girl" (2005), the ladies began touring together again. They've also become reality TV personalities: Chilli on VH1's "What Chilli Wants" and T-Boz on the 2009 season of "The Celebrity Apprentice." That same year, T-Boz (who has sickle cell anemia) revealed that she'd recently battled a brain tumor. An official biopic of TLC -- arson and all! -- is currently in production for VH1, and the ladies are both involved in producing it.
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|Following in the footsteps of their famous musical families, Wilson Phillips created a harmony all their own. Daughters of The Beach Boys' Brian Wilson, Wendy (left) and Carnie Wilson (right) grew up in California alongside Chynna Phillips (center), whose parents are John and Michelle Phillips from The Mamas and The Papas. The ladies started out pursuing separate entertainment careers before forming a trio in the late 1980s. In 1990, their debut album, with its uplifting soft-rock anthem "Hold On," went multi-platinum and earned four Grammy nominations. But the group's success didn't hold on; their second album "Shadows and Light," released just two years later, failed to make a splash. Chynna announced she was working on a solo album, and by 1993, the group had fallen apart.
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|A decade after breaking up, Wilson Phillips reunited for their third studio album, "California," in 2003. In the interim, all three ladies pursued (unsuccessful) solo music careers, got married and had children. Chynna, 45, married Billy Baldwin and became a Christian. Carnie, 45, who has two daughters, joined the cast of half a dozen reality TV shows, had her own short-lived talk show, and became known for speaking openly about her two gastric bypass surgeries. The ladies made a surprising return to the spotlight thanks to the 2011 hit "Bridesmaids, "and recently released the album "Dedicated" made up of covers of their parents' music. On April 8, they premiered their TV Guide Network reality show "Wilson Phillips: Still Holding On." "The dynamics have always been exactly the same," says mother-of-four Wendy Wilson, 43, about the on-screen fighting. "We love each other no matter what. There's friction and there's fighting, but we fight like sisters."
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|Frequently compared to The Supremes, En Vogue combined the glamour of '60s girl groups with the powerful sound of a new generation. Formed in Oakland, Calif., in 1988, En Vogue -- made up of (from left to right) Dawn Robinson, Cindy Herron, Maxine Jones, and Terry Ellis -- achieved instant success with their first single, "Hold On" in 1990. Their sophomore album, "Funky Divas" (1992), wasn't just an accurate description of the group -- it was a multi-platinum hit, with singles like "My Lovin' (You're Never Gonna Get It)" and "Free Your Mind." The quartet seemed like they were everywhere in their early-90s heyday -- from Diet Coke commercials to Sesame Street to Bill Clinton's inauguration.
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|Just like their harmonies, the three core members of En Vogue -- Cindy Herron- Braggs (center, left), Terry Ellis (center, right), and Maxine Jones (far right) -- have remained tight all these years. The group has never disbanded, though they did take a hiatus around 1995, when Ellis recorded her solo album "Southern Girl." The original fourth member, Dawn Robinson (far left), left the group during the recording of their third album in 1997, though she has returned periodically (here, the four are pictured in Miami on March 20, 2011); singers Amanda Cole and Rhona Bennett have taken her place at different points in time. If their Facebook updates are to be believed; En Vogue has been working on a new album since May 2011; meanwhile, they're touring the world as a trio.
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|Reality TV brought Danity Kane (pictured in 2006) together -- and eventually, tore them apart. During season 3 of MTV's "Making the Band," producer Sean "Diddy" Combs selected contestants (pictured from left to right) Aundrea Fimbres, Dawn Richard, Wanita "D. Woods" Woodgett, Aubrey O'Day, and Shannon Bex to become his first all-female group. Danity Kane's debut single, "Show Stopper," became a smash hit in 2006, and both of their albums went straight to #1. But in 2008, Combs became unhappy with Aubrey O'Day and D. Woods' efforts to pursue solo careers, as well as O'Day's oversexed image. He shocked their bandmates by firing them at the end of season 4. The girls were never replaced, and the group split up in 2009.
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|The break-out star of Danity Kane, Aubrey O'Day, 29, embraced her sex-symbol image, giving raunchy interviews and even posing for Playboy. In 2011, O'Day recorded her first solo album, documenting the process on the Oxygen show "All About Aubrey," which is scheduled for release this year. She is currently a contestant on season 12 of "Celebrity Apprentice" (here, she's pictured in her cast photo), and will probably be on reality TV for a long time to come. "I definitely love to be able to document my struggles, personally and professionally, to the world," she told That Grape Juice in 2011.
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|After being fired from Danity Kane, Wanita "D. Woods" Woodgett (pictured on June 24, 2011) founded her own label, Woodgrane Entertainment, where she works with her writing team, The Girls Club. As a solo artist, Woodgett, 27, has released a mixtape, "Lady in the Street," and an iTunes single, "Legalize Me" (2009), and plans to debut a web series of performance videos this year. Even though her dismissal from Danity Kane was a factor in the group falling apart, her bonds with former bandmates remain tight, as she told MTV: "The relationships that I had with the girls are basically the same. I'm closest with Aubrey. We talk the most."
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|Unlike the rest of her bandmates, Dawn Richard, 29, continues to work with Danity Kane's mentor, Sean "Diddy" Combs. In 2009, after doing some songwriting for Bad Boy Records, the New Orleans native (pictured on Feb. 10 in L.A.) joined Diddy in the rap trio Diddy-Dirty Money. Their 2010 concept album "Last Train to Paris" surpassed expectations by debuting on Billboard's Top 10. Richards is now working on a trio of solo albums, called "Goldenheart," "Blackheart" and "Redemptionheart." Her first EP, "Armor On," hit iTunes in March 2012.
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|Staying true to her roots, Fimbres (pictured in September 2010 in L.A.) collaborated with her former bandmate Aubrey O'Day on the song "Ego Trip," which may appear on O'Day's debut solo album. In March 2011, she appeared on Oxygen's "All About Aubrey," but it didn't end well: Fimbres, 29, backed out at the last minute from a reunion concert, leaving O'Day in tears. "She feels she no longer wants to be an artist," Aubrey explained to the cameras. "She changed her mind and quit." Fimbres still keeps up her Facebook page, where she recently posted photos of her appearance in the Playboy Halloween Fashion Show.
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|Former NBA cheerleader Shannon Bex, 34, decided to go country after the break-up of Danity Kane, working on solo material in Nashville. In 2011, she announced the formation of her new band, BEX. "It takes a country twist but doesn't escape the current sound… now it's time to show my other side!" she told MTV. Shannon (pictured on March 27, 2011 in Hollywood, Calif.) is married to a fellow professional dancer, former "Making the Band" castmate Ron Basada.
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Generally a shuttle bus is laid on for cruise passengers heading from the dock at Giardini Naxos to delightful Taormina (otherwise there's a regular public bus service). The picturesque main street of Taormina is Corso Umberto. Stroll along this quaint (and pedestrianized) street enjoying the sunny Sicilian feel and pausing now and again for a wander into the interesting shops.
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With more than 450 companies at this year's event and only three days to explore, it was an almost overwhelming task to try and take in all of the technology on display. Regardless, I did my best, and here is my list of the top five most exciting technologies I caught at the show.
Spectral Sensing Kit For Developers
At Optics and Photonics 2014, Bill DeCosta with Ocean Optics introduced his company's new STS developer kits. Watch the video for an up close look as well as some in depth information on the STS spectrometer.
Low Cost Measurement And Analysis Solutions
Applications engineer Kimberly Quinones with StellarNet closed out Photonics Online's Optics and Photonics 2014 video coverage by discussing their UV/VIS/NIR miniature and low-cost spectrometers, integrating spheres, and other solutions for applications involving LED measurements, light measurement, Raman analysis, raw material identification, optical metrology, and more.
SWIR Cameras, Cores, And Export License Solutions
Herve Copin with Xenics kicked off the last day of Optics and Photonics 2014 by discussing two of his company's SWIR camera offerings: The Bobcat 640 for waste sorting, food inspection, failure analysis, and semiconductor inspection; and the Rufus 640, a SWIR camera that can operate in both extreme day and night conditions.
Compact Goniometer For Laboratories And Production
In this video from Optics and Photonics 2014, Rachel Ulanch with Trioptics discusses some background information on her company and introduces the PrismMaster®150 — a compact, high-precision goniometer for optical workshops and production environments.
20 Years In Spectroscopy
Watch this video from Avantes for news on a recent redesign of their tungsten-halogen light source, some beam splitter combiner accessories, and the latest addition to their line of high-sensitivity spectrometers.
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Sierra-Olympic's Vinden CZ is a thermal imaging camera with a 12x zoom factor for 640 x 480 resolution and a 6x zoom factor for 320 x 240. It's well suited for system integrators in the security and surveillance space, or any other project requiring advanced continuous zoom thermal imaging capabilities.
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Camera Requirements For 3D Metrology
As the objects to inspect/measure in high-tech manufacturing become smaller, higher-resolution cameras with better spatial resolution can improve accuracy and precision. This does require a high-quality machine vision camera design, however, or what is now called a metrology camera. 3D measurements in particular pose increasing demands on camera performance and reliability. This article discusses critical parameters, depending on the specific measurement.
Innovation In CMOS Bio-Optical Sensors Enables Portable Diagnostics
In the past 10+ years we have seen great progress in molecular diagnostic technologies. Doctors can now take advantage of the emerging nucleic acid or protein analysis techniques to get very precise answers about the type of virus, bacteria, or cancerous cells that cause illnesses. This article provides an in-depth look at a new CMOS image sensor design that enabled the development of a low-cost, portable molecular diagnostic system. By Zhimin Ding, Anitoa Systems, LLC
High-Speed Digital Camera Enables Study Of Gas And Oil Flow In Pipelines
For gas and oil companies, pipes are extremely important. Pipelines are the primary method of transportation for many of their products, providing movement from the field to processing and finally to the customers. This case study provides details on how the FASTCAM SA3 high-speed camera from Photron enabled researchers at the University of Tulsa to better understand how different combinations of fluids, changing temperatures, and varying elevations all affect fluid flow.
Trends In Fiber Optic Connector Cleaning
This paper offers insight into cleaning and maintaining fiber optic connectors to ensure optimal performance, and also discusses new approaches to simplify field-cleaning and inspection in rugged fiber optic connectors.
New Test Reveals Purity Of Graphene
Graphene may be tough, but those who handle it had better be tender. The environment surrounding the atom-thick carbon material can influence its electronic performance, according to researchers at Rice and Osaka universities who have come up with a simple way to spot contaminants.
MACOM Announces The Industry's Most Integrated 10G SFP+ Optical Module Chipset Solution
M/A-COM Technology Solutions Holdings Inc. ("MACOM"), a leading supplier of optical networking products recently announced the industry's most integrated 10G chipset ideal for 10G/12G SFP+ and XFP optical module designs.
FLIR Releases New OEM Thermal Imaging Core Muon
FLIR Systems, Inc. announces its latest thermal imaging core, Muon, which is designed specifically for volume OEMs capable of integrating uncooled FPAs into their own camera solutions.
Multi-Tasking Nanoparticle Combines Imaging And Therapeutics
Using nanoparticles for diagnosis is a hot area of research, as is the use of nanoparticles for therapeutic delivery. Combining the two functions together in a single nanoparticle, however, is a new step forward from UC Davis researchers.
Glenn Boreman, UNC Professor And Plasmonics Co-Founder, Elected To SPIE Presidential Chain
Science and Director of the Center for Optoelectronics and Optical Communications at the University of North Carolina at Charlotte, and co-founder and Chairman of the Board of Plasmonics, Inc., has been elected to serve as the 2015 Vice President of SPIE, the international society for optics and photonics.
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Kevin Hardy - WR
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|Ocala, FL
|Years played
Giants' Seubert has broken bone in hand
Giants OG Rich Seubert has been sidelined by a broken bone in his left hand. He'll be examined Saturday by Dr. Russell Warren.
Giants interested in Burress?
The Giants may be interested in bringing back WR Plaxico Burress. Giants GM Jerry Reese told the New York Post that the team "definitely will investigate it" when Burress is released from the Oneida Correctional Facility in Rome, N.Y ...
Hakeem Nicks' knee appears to be fine
Giants team spokesman Pat Hanlon said via Twitter on Wednesday that the knee of WR Hakeem Nicks appears to be "A-OK."
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The Giants came to terms Saturday with their first-round pick, DE Jason Pierre-Paul, a league source has told NFL.com. The 15th overall draft choice out of South Florida will sign a five-year contract worth $20.05 million, according to ...
Hilliard, Tyree retire as Giants
The Giants announced Friday that WRs Ike Hilliard and David Tyree each signed a one-day contract with the team in order to retire as a Giant.
Bulluck won't be handed Giants' MLB job
Despite reports that Keith Bulluck is set to end the competition at middle linebacker for the Giants, we hear those reports are far too premature.
Report: Giants reach agreement with Bulluck
Unrestricted free-agent LB Keith Bulluck has reached an agreement with the Giants on a one-year contract, a source close to the player has told NFL.com.
Don't sleep on Eli Manning
After having a career season in 2009, Giants QB Eli Manning deserves to be taken more seriously in fantasy circles.
NFC East training-camp reports
In the fifth part of our series of training-camp reports, we look at NFC East teams, including a Redskins club with newcomer Donovan McNabb at the helm.
NFC East sleepers few and far between
The NFC East stands as one of the toughest divisions, top to bottom, and there are not a lot of quality sleeper candidates with so many established stars.
Exclusive trenchmarks
Pro Football Weekly offers an exclusive breakdown of the top-rated teams in each division in terms of overall play in the trenches on both sides of the ball.
Giants must move on without Jones
Rookie S Chad Jones nearly lost his leg in a car accident this offseason, leaving the Giants shorthanded in three areas: on special teams coverage, as a punt returner and as a safety.
Patriots restocked roster after Super Bowl wins
We look at how defending Super Bowl champions drafted from 2000-09. Some teams — such as the 2005 Patriots, who drafted OG Logan Mankins — fared well, while others struggled.
Giants waive Davis after failed physical
The Giants have waived WR-RS Chris Davis, who was claimed off waivers last week, after he failed his physical with the team.
Giants draft pick Jones hurt in car crash
Giants third-round pick Chad Jones was involved in a car crash early Friday morning in New Orleans and underwent more than seven hours of surgery for a broken left leg and ankle, but it's too early to determine whether ...


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San Diego Chargers
Jonas Mouton - #57 - LB
|6' 2"/ 240 lbs.
|Los Angeles, CA
|Years played
|2011, 2nd round, 29th pick by Chargers
Chargers place Gates on I.R.
Antonio Gates has been placed on injured reserve with a foot injury, ending the season for the Pro Bowl TE.
Chargers opt to keep Turner and Smith
Head coach Norv Turner and GM A.J. Smith will return in 2011 for the Chargers, who were one of the league's biggest disappointments this season.
Chargers left with more questions than answers after stunning loss
With the AFC West still within reach and two games against weak competition left on the schedule, the Chargers seemed poised to close out the season with a flurry. However, that was anything but the case Sunday.
Bengals stun Chargers, keep them out of playoffs
Carson Palmer threw four touchdown passes during a near-perfect performance in the swirling snow, and the Bengals beat San Diego 34-20 on Sunday, ending the Chargers' run of four straight playoff appearances.
Tolbert carted off field
Chargers RB Mike Tolbert was carted off the field of Sunday's game against the Bengals with an apparent head/neck injury.
Chargers' Cason will give up punt-return duties
Because CB Antoine Cason is considered too valuable on defense to risk an injury on special teams, San Diego will take away his punt-return duties now that Darren Sproles is healthy again, according to AFC West Whispers.
Chargers rule ILB Cooper out for Sunday
Chargers ILB Stephen Cooper has been ruled out for Sunday's game against the Bengals.
Phillips leads powerful Chargers defense
They no longer have a host of big names — as one of the league's annual sack leaders, OLB Shaun Phillips might be the biggest — but the Chargers' defense has quietly dominated all season.
Gates to take long-term approach with foot problem
Antonio Gates has missed four of the Chargers' past six games because of his torn plantar fascia and is likely to miss another contest this coming Sunday.
Chargers could bring back Jackson — on their terms
Just weeks ago, it appeared there was zero chance WR Vincent Jackson would be back in San Diego following the 2010 season, but that situation could be about to change.
Chargers sign LB Moore
The Chargers signed LB Brandon Moore on Tuesday and waived LB Darry Beckwith.
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The Chargers could consider placing a franchise tag on Jackson to keep him for one season, according to the San Diego Union-Tribune.
V-Jax shows what might have been with career day
If Vincent Jackson had not held out for a majority of the season, we might be talking about him as one of the superstars of 2010. That became quite clear with his effort last Thursday night.
Jackson catches three TDs to lead Bolts
Vincent Jackson had a career-high three touchdown catches as the San Diego Chargers beat the San Francisco 49ers 34-7 on Thursday night to stay alive in the AFC West race.
Gates, Floyd both out for Chargers
Needing a win to keep pace with the Chiefs in the AFC West, the Chargers will be without star TE Antonio Gates and WR Malcom Floyd tonight vs. the 49ers, according to NFL Network reporter Kara Henderson.


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Department of Computer Science
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B.S. in Computer Science, 1984
Emmy Award-winning television executive Andrea Berry discovered her passion for broadcast operations during her student days as a disc jockey on IIT's radio station, WIIT 88.9 FM.
Dean of College of Science, Professor of Physics
R. Russell Betts, Ph.D., joined IIT from the University of Illinois at Chicago (UIC), where he served as vice provost for planning and programs and professor of physics.
Department of Computer Science
These days, it's all about the algorithm—the essential blueprint that tells computers what to do. For Associate Professor Gruia Calinescu, the algorithm is his life's work.
M.S. in Computer Science, 1988
Just a few years after graduating from IIT, Rajeev Chandrasekhar was part of the Intel team that designed the trailblazing Pentium chip.
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The stereotype of the antisocial computer science major couldn't be farther from the truth in the case of John Groszko, fourth-year undergraduate.
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Watching fruit flies may not seem like high-tech science, but this work of Professor Thomas Irving could hold the key to understanding the way the human heart muscle performs.
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Marilyn Kouba is a true pioneer for women in the sciences at IIT. Kouba entered IIT as a junior in 1948, a time when there were not many women studying chemistry.
Department of Mathematics and Science Education
Distinguished Professor Norman Lederman, an internationally recognized expert in scientific inquiry and the nature of science and a longtime science educator, leads innovative programs.
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Science can reveal the unforeseen, but sometimes it aims to improve the basic components of our everyday lives. Associate Professor of Computer Science Xiang-Yang Li's research interests focus on algorithm design and analysis for practical topics such as wireless and sensor networks, truthful computing, cryptography and network security, and computational geometry.
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The goddess Isis was revered as a patroness of magic in ancient Egypt. For IIT College of Science student Nathan Majernik, it is not magic but rather his abilities in physics and applied mathematics that are propelling him along the fast track in science. Majernik won second place at the 2011 IIT Undergraduate Research Day poster session for his detailed tomography work on a bronze Isis statue.
Department of Applied Mathematics, Department of Computer Science
The professional life of Professor F.R. 'Buck' McMorris began in 1969 when he was awarded a Ph.D. in mathematics (abstract algebra) from the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee. Earlier, he received a Bachelor of Science in mathematics from Beloit College and a Master of Arts in mathematics from the University of California, Riverside.
Department of Biological and Chemical Sciences
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M.S. in Computer Science, 1986; Ph.D., 1991
Loretta Moore has served in a principal role on research contracts and grants totaling more than $5 million from agencies such as the United States Department of Homeland Security, the National Science Foundation, and National Aeronautics and Space Administration Headquarters.
Department of Physics
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Applied Mathematics Undergraduate
Daniel Burnham, notable architect and co-developer of the Plan of Chicago, was quoted to have said, "Make no little plans; they have no magic to stir men's blood. Make big plans, aim high in hope and work." Applied mathematics student Anita E. Thomas is taking Burnham's advice quite literally.
M.S. in Computer Science, 1980
Victor Tsao received a master's in computer science from IIT in 1980. He was co-founder of Linksys and served as president and CEO for 15 years before it was acquired by Cisco Systems.
B.S. in Physics, 1962
Paul Wattelet vividly recalls a memory of his mother telling the late IIT president John T. Rettaliata that her undergraduate son was going to earn a Ph.D. one day.
Department of Biological and Chemical Sciences
Funded by the National Institutes of Health, Jialing Xiang and her team study one type of genetic molecule that regulates the apoptic (a type of cell death) process, including how it moves inside cells and communicates with other signaling networks or signals.


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The shooting of Gabrielle Giffords and 18 others needs to be seen in the cultural and political context of life in modern Arizona.
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Six sluggers set for Monday night's event in San Francisco
Vladimir Guerrero of the Los Angeles Angels and Detroit's Magglio Ordonez have joined the field for the State Farm Home Run Derby, Major League Baseball officials confirmed Friday.
Guerrero, who competed in the 2000 Home Run Derby at Atlanta's Turner Field as a member of the Montreal Expos, is batting .329 with 75 RBIs. The Angels outfielder is tied for 30th in the Major Leagues with 14 home runs.
Ordonez leads the Major Leagues with a .370 batting average and will be making his first appearance in the Derby. He has 13 home runs this season and 232 in his career, including 24 last year.
The duo will join a field for Monday night's event at San Francisco's AT&T Park that includes three of the top five home run hitters in the Major Leagues and four of the top 10: Milwaukee first baseman Prince Fielder, who leads the NL and is second in the Majors with 27 homers; Philadelphia's Ryan Howard; Minnesota's Justin Morneau (tied for fifth in the Majors with 20) and Florida's Miguel Cabrera (tied for 10th with 17).
Two more participants will be added to complete the field of eight.
Ordonez will be the first Tiger to compete in the Derby since Ivan Rodriguez at Comerica Park two years ago. The last Angel to participate was Garret Anderson, who edged Albert Pujols of St. Louis in the finals to win the event in 2003 at U.S. Cellular Field in Chicago. Anderson went on to hit a home run in the All-Star Game that year and was named MVP of the Midsummer Classic.
The 78th Major League Baseball All-Star Game will be televised nationally by FOX Sports, in Canada by Rogers Sportsnet and Sportsnet HD and televised around the world by Major League Baseball International, with pregame ceremonies beginning at 8 p.m. ET. ESPN Radio will provide exclusive national radio coverage, while MLB.com will provide extensive online coverage. XM will provide satellite radio play-by-play coverage of the XM All-Star Futures Game on Sunday.
Jim Molony is a reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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