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ARLINGTON HEIGHTS, Ill., June 4, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- Paylocity Holding Corporation (Nasdaq: PCTY), a cloud-based provider of payroll and human capital management software solutions, today announced a new alliance and sponsorship with two-time ACC Player of the Year and 2014 PGA Tour Professional Brooks Koepka.
Koepka turned professional in July 2012 after a successful career at Florida State University. As a professional, Koepka caught immediate attention with a victory in just his eighth start on the European Challenge Tour. In 2013, he claimed three wins in his first 10 starts and finished the year with starts at The Open Championship and the PGA Championship. In addition he tied for third in his PGA Tour debut at the Frys.com Open. This year he will compete on both the European Tour and the PGA Tour.
Koepka, just 24 years old and ranked 100th in the Official World Golf Rankings, is seen by many as a future star on the PGA Tour. Brooks, known for his drive and commitment to excellence, notes the similarities in his approach and how Paylocity is impacting the Payroll and HR software industry. "My expectations have always been to be one of the top players in the world, and that matches well with Paylocity's mission. They are changing things in their industry just like I want to make a mark on professional golf," says Koepka.
Michael Haske, Senior Vice President of Sales and Marketing for Paylocity, notes, "We knew we wanted to sponsor a PGA professional moving into the 2014 and 2015 season. But it had to be someone who modeled our commitment to innovation, drive and results. At Paylocity we are doing what no one else is – taking Payroll and HR professionals from the backroom to the boardroom with our cloud software. We believe Brooks is the perfect PGA professional for our organization. His talent, openness to taking the road less traveled, and enormous potential excite us and fit our mission. We see in him a great future and we welcome him to the Paylocity family."
Koepka will play this week at the FedEx St. Jude Classic and has qualified for the United States Open Championship.
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Sources: Timberwolves trading for Thaddeus YoungAdrian Wojnarowski at Yahoo Sports1 day ago
The Minnesota Timberwolves will acquire Philadelphia 76ers forward Thaddeus Young for a 2015 first-round draft pick and two role players, league sources told Yahoo Sports.
The Timberwolves will send Philadelphia the Miami Heat's 2015 first-round pick Minnesota will acquire as part of the Kevin Love deal with Cleveland, sources said. The T-Wolves will send forward Luc Mbah a Moute and guard Alexey Shved to the Sixers.
The draft pick is lottery protected to No. 10 in the 2015 and 2016 drafts, and unprotected in 2017.
Mbah a Moute has a long-standing relationship with Sixers rookie Joel Embiid, and Philadelphia considers him an important part of the mentoring process for the third pick in the 2014 NBA draft.
The deal will be finalized on Saturday, concurrently with the closure of the deal that will send Cleveland's Andrew Wiggins, the No. 1 overall pick in the '14 draft, and Anthony Bennett to Minnesota for All-Star forward Kevin Love.
The Minnesota Star-Tribune first reported the final structure of the Young deal.
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Sources: Doc Rivers expected to start contract talks with new Clippers owner Steve BallmerAdrian Wojnarowski at Yahoo Sports10 days ago
In the wake of owner Steve Ballmer gaining governorship control of the Los Angeles Clippers, discussions on a contract extension for Doc Rivers are expected to commence soon, league sources told Yahoo Sports.
Ballmer and Rivers had been eager to forge a long-term partnership, and a California court confirming the authority of Shelly Sterling to sell the franchise on behalf of the Sterling Family Trust has cleared the way to work toward a new deal.
Rivers, 52, the president of basketball operations and head coach, has two years left on his original three-year, $21 million contract. Rivers is already one of the highest-paid executives and coaches in professional sports, and his prominence and pay could grow with the promise of Ballmer's stewardship of the Clippers.
Through the release of the Donald Sterling audio tapes that led to his banishment by NBA Commissioner Adam Silver, Rivers became a pivotal figure in holding together the franchise's value and keeping the team moving forward through the crisis.
Sources: Reggie Williams, Heat agree on one-year dealAdrian Wojnarowski at Yahoo Sports15 days ago
Free-agent forward Reggie Williams has reached an agreement on a one-year deal with the Miami Heat, league sources told Yahoo Sports.
Williams is expected to play a bench scoring role for the Heat, who are searching for younger, athletic players to bolster their roster.
Williams, 27, has played with three teams in parts of five NBA seasons. He played three games for the Oklahoma City Thunder in the 2013-'14 season. He averaged 8.5 points in his stops in Golden State, Charlotte and OKC.
Williams played his college basketball at Virginia Military Institute.
Sources: Cleveland has agreement to acquire Kevin Love, including contract commitmentAdrian Wojnarowski at Yahoo Sports16 days ago
The Minnesota Timberwolves have reached an agreement in principle to send All-Star forward Kevin Love to the Cleveland Cavaliers for Andrew Wiggins, Anthony Bennett and a protected 2015 first-round draft pick, league sources told Yahoo Sports.
Cleveland is making the deal with Minnesota with a firm agreement Love will opt out of his contract in 2015 and re-sign with the Cavaliers on a five-year, $120 million-plus contract extension, league sources told Yahoo Sports.
The deal cannot be finalized until Aug. 23, because Wiggins, the No. 1 overall pick in the 2014 NBA draft, cannot be traded until one month after the signing of his rookie contract. The two teams have agreed to the deal, but neither would have recourse if the other decided to pull out of the arrangement before it can be formally completed this month. No third team is involved in the Cavaliers-Timberwolves trade agreement.
Sources: Shawn Marion leaning toward signing with CavaliersAdrian Wojnarowski at Yahoo Sports16 days ago
Free-agent forward Shawn Marion is leaning toward signing a deal to join LeBron James with the Cleveland Cavaliers, league sources told Yahoo Sports.
Marion, 36, has yet to formally agree with the Cavaliers on a deal, but that could come soon, league sources told Yahoo Sports.
The Indiana Pacers wanted to pursue Marion as a short-term replacement for injured forward Paul George, and will likely soon be armed with a $5.3 million disabled player exception that would allow them to trump the Cavaliers' offer of the veteran minimum of $1.4 million per season.
The Pacers are applying for the exception in the wake of George's broken leg, sources said. Nevertheless, Indiana has started to move on from Marion, believing he's headed to the Cavaliers, and search elsewhere for a free agent, league sources told Yahoo Sports.
David Aldridge of NBA.com first reported the Pacers' plans to apply.
Marion, a four-time All-Star, made a visit to Cleveland on Monday to meet with Cavaliers officials. He averaged 10.4 points and 6.5 rebounds for the Mavericks last season. In 15 NBA seasons, Marion has averaged 15.8 points and nine rebounds.
USA Basketball cuts three players to reduce World Cup pool to 16Adrian Wojnarowski at Yahoo Sports18 days ago
USA Basketball cut Washington Wizards guards John Wall and Bradley Beal and Atlanta Hawks forward Paul Millsap on Monday, reducing its roster to 16 in advance of this month's World Cup of Basketball in Spain, sources told Yahoo Sports.
The U.S. lost guard Paul George after he broke his leg during Friday's scrimmage. USA Basketball must submit its official 12-player roster the day before the tournament starts on Aug. 30. The team will resume its training camp on Aug. 13 in Chicago.
Millsap had been a late addition to the pool of players after forwards Kevin Love and Blake Griffin withdrew shortly before the start of training camp.
Still remaining in the U.S. pool of players are guards Derrick Rose, Stephen Curry, Kyrie Irving, Klay Thompson, DeMar DeRozan, James Harden, Kyle Korver, Damian Lillard; forwards Kevin Durant, Anthony Davis, Chandler Parsons, Gordon Hayward, Kenneth Faried; and centers DeMarcus Cousins, Mason Plumlee and Andre Drummond.
Why Paul George's injury could become a 'game-changer' for international basketballAdrian Wojnarowski at Yahoo Sports20 days ago
Long before the Indiana Pacers' Paul George crumpled to the court, his leg shattered and a career and franchise suddenly imperiled, USA Basketball had been the unintentional target of the NBA's push for control of its superstars' summers.
For all the global marketing the commissioner's office and shoe companies loved the stars bringing the business, NBA owners and executives had grown weary of the toll taken on bodies. George promises to be the center of the debate, but this fight to get players out of international basketball had never been about the catastrophic injury, nor USA Basketball.
Until now, anyway. Until Paul George had been lifted onto a stretcher Friday night in Las Vegas and carted out of the next year of his basketball career.
"This could be a game-changer for international basketball," one prominent general manager told Yahoo Sports.
Source: Forward Mike Scott reaches agreement to remain with Hawks
Restricted free-agent forward Mike Scott has reached agreement on a three-year, $10 million contract to stay with the Atlanta Hawks, a league source told Yahoo Sports.
Scott has developed into a promising young player for the Hawks, averaging 9.6 points and 3.6 rebounds per game in 2013-14. In his second season, Scott played nearly 19 minutes per game and became an important rotation player for the Hawks on a playoff run that led to a 4-3 series loss in the first-round of the Eastern Conference playoffs against Indiana.
Scott had four double-figure scoring games, including performances of 17 and 15 points, in the playoff series against the Pacers.
Scott, 26, was the 43rd overall pick in the 2012 NBA draft out of the University of Virginia.
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Sources: Tibor Pleiss to remain in Europe this season
The Oklahoma City Thunder tried to reach a deal that would've allowed 7-foot-1 Tibor Pleiss to join the NBA this season, but the buyout provision on his European deal remained too prohibitive, league sources told Yahoo Sports.
Pleiss, 24, was the 31st overall pick of the 2010 NBA draft and has developed into one of Europe's better center prospects. Thunder officials knew bringing Pleiss to the NBA this season was something of a long shot, but made a bid based on the fact that Pleiss had shown an inclination to leave Laboral Vitoria of the Spanish ACB this season if a contract agreement could be reached, sources said.
Nevertheless, the buyout clause of approximately $1 million on Pleiss' Laboral contract made the move too difficult, and Laboral cut a deal for Pleiss to sign with FC Barcelona for the 2014-15 season. Oklahoma City's plan had been to focus on bringing Pleiss to the NBA in the 2015-16 season, and that still remains the most likely scenario, sources said.
Sources: Tony Parker's extension with Spurs worth $43.3M
San Antonio Spurs All-Star guard Tony Parker has signed a three-year contract extension worth $43.3 million, league sources told Yahoo Sports.
Parker will earn $12.5 million in the 2014-15 season, and his extension will start in the 2015-16 season. He will make $13.4 million, $14.4 million and $15.4 million during the extension, a league source said.
Parker, 32, played a pivotal role in the Spurs' fifth championship this season. He averaged 16.7 points a game for the Spurs, with whom he's played his 13-year NBA career. Parker has been an All-Star six times.
Parker's representatives with CAA finalized a deal with Spurs president R.C. Buford over the past few days, sources said.
San Antonio has reached extensions to bring back several of Parker's teammates this summer, including Boris Diaw, Patty Mills and Matt Bonner.
NBA Finals MVP Kawhi Leonard is eligible for his rookie extension before the start of the season, and he could be in line for a deal in the neighborhood of a maximum contract. Leonard could become a restricted free agent in the summer of 2015.
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Kokomo Police officers on rented horses are set to patrol big city events this summer, under a new program unveiled by Kokomo Mayor Greg Goodnight Monday.
"We reviewed mounted patrol units in other communities and found them to be an effective resource to support patrol officers," Goodnight said in a press release. "I believe they will be a great asset for increasing the interaction between police and citizens."
According to the city's press release, Indianapolis is the only Indiana city with an active mounted patrol. Officers in Indianapolis go through a 16-week training course and use primarily American quarter horses or a quarter horse crossed with a draft horse, according to the city's website.
City officials said Kokomo's program "is still in its infancy" but said it has generated significant interest from officers and the community at large.
Goodnight first fielded a question about the program on a local radio show two weeks ago, after fliers went up at City Hall asking officers if they'd be interested.
"We anticipate having the program in place sometime in May of this year," KPD Chief Rob Baker said. "At this early juncture, we have not determined when or how often the Mounted Patrols will be utilized. Being on horseback will provide our officers with an excellent visual observation platform at any event in which they participate."
The horse patrol would cover the downtown area, special events and the city's park and trail system, officials said, both to fight crime and to serve as a public relations tool.
The program would start with leased horses, in order to minimize startup costs, with draft-cross horses preferred because of their size and demeanor.
City officials said quarter horses are used by many existing mounted departments.
The city is looking for individuals who would be willing to rent a horse or horses for the program. Anyone who would like to have their horses considered for this program is invited to contact Major Jim Calabro at 456-7269.
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IRVING –– At least two people were confirmed dead and 41 others injured in a charter bus crash on northbound State Highway 161 near the N. Belt Line Rd. exit in Irving, Department of Public Safety troopers say.
The DPS confirmed Thursday night Sue Taylor, 81, and Paula Hahn, 69, were killed in the crash.
Taylor, called "Casino Sue," organized the charter bus for a quarterly trip to the casino for senior citizens. She has organized the day trips through senior centers for years.
"She's kind of a hostess on the bus," said Barbara, a resident at a Bedford senior center. "[She's a] nice lady."
Jean Burton, another resident of the senior center, said seniors enjoyed the gambling trips.
"We're just filling our days, trying to have fun. We're just enjoying ourselves," Burton said. "It's just a shame this happened. A tragedy."
Trapped passengers were pulled from the bus and others were treated in areas to the side of the wreckage. In addition to the two deaths, 41 total were hurt in the rollover, a spokesman with the Irving Fire Department said. Three to four of those were critically wounded.
"There's a lot of people hurt, pinned under the bus," said Robert Hare, a witness at the scene who attempted to help rescue people from the overturned bus before emergency responders arrived.
Daniel Risik, a 73-year-old passenger who was treated at Baylor Medical Center at Irving for minor injuries, said he and a friend were among those on the bus headed to Choctaw Casinos Resort in Durant, Okla. The two were picked up at about 8 a.m. Thursday at a Fort Worth Walmart and he took an aisle seat located near the middle of the bus, which picked up passengers at various locations before it began its journey to Okla.
"It happened pretty quick," Risik said. "We were going down the road and all of the sudden I heard a crashing sound like we ran into something and the bus started shaking vehemently, then it turned over on its right side."
"People were on top of people screaming, hollering for help," he said. "It wasn't a very pleasant situation to be in to say the least."
Risik said he hadn't heard from his friend since the crash.
"I tried to call him," he said. "... I was on top of him and someone was on top of me. When I finally got up and they asked him to get up he was complaining of his shoulder and his leg."
A spokesman for Parkland Memorial Hospital said 15 wounded, including the driver, identified as 65-year-old Loyd Rieve were taken there. The patients there were between 66 and 80 years old, said Dr. Alex Eastman. All the patients were talking upon arrival and the hospital had more than enough resources to care for the injured, Eastman said.
Cindy Schamp, president of Baylor Medical Center at Irving, said the hospital received 14 patients with moderate injuries. Thirteen of those patients were transported from the scene by DART buses and one by ambulance, Schamp said. The hospital is not a trauma facility, so patients with more serious injuries were transported to other hospitals, she said. Two people are being treated at Baylor Medical Center in Dallas.
Texas Department of Public Safety spokesman Lonny Haschel said wounded passengers suffered a "complete range of injuries" from minor cuts and scrapes to serious internal wounds.
"We're very fortunate the EMS folks trained for mass casualty events like this," Haschel said.
Health officials say they are keeping a close watch on the injuries regardless of severity because of the ages of many of the passengers.
Initial reports show the bus was traveling northbound on SH 161 when it veered off the right side of the road. It drove over the concrete divots lining the shoulder, causing the driver to lose control, Haschel said. The bus then traveled back over the northbound lanes and careened into a grassy area, hitting the concrete barrier that divides the northbound and southbound portions of the highway.
It's not immediately clear what initially caused the driver to lose control.
Both northbound and southbound lanes of 161 have been shut down. Transportation officials advise travelers use SH 114 or SH 183 while state troopers investigate.
Edward Cluck, a witness at the scene, said he saw smoke pouring from the bus and fuel dumped onto the highway.
"The front of the bus was completely tore off," he said. "The people were all packed on top of each other, falling out of their seats ... Man, pray for them. They need some help."
Cluck said they were able to get five to eight people out of the bus before rescue crews took over.
"All I really saw from the distance was a bunch of smoke," said Drew Crichton, another witness who was driving on the southbound lanes of 161. "The bus must have hit something, turned on its side, crashed and slid all the way to the guardrail."
Cluck said he saw barrels making a barrier that might have been what the driver of the bus struck before losing control of the vehicle.
Crichton said he saw at least one person trapped underneath the bus. He said rescue crews came to the scene about four to five minutes after the bus crashed.
Risik said he suffered a bloody nose, scratches to his face and a sore back. He said while in the bus he saw a lot of blood and injuries.
"After hearing what I heard and seeing what I saw in person, I feel extremely fortunate," he said. "... I feel very lucky."
Witnesses said the bus appeared to be full and the passengers were mostly elderly.
Two investigators from the National Transportation Safety Board arrived at the scene Thursday afternoon.
The bus is owned by Cardinal Coach Line. U.S. Department of Transportation records show that the Grand Prairie-based charter bus operator has five registered buses, seven drivers and no history of traffic collisions.
In the 250,000 miles the company's buses have traveled, the only violations are minor: a driver failed to retain seven days of logs and another was ticketed for driving between one and five miles over the speed limit. Public records show Cardinal filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy in July of 2008 and reemerged later that year without restructuring.
Two NTSB investigators have been waiting for Cardinal owners Matt and Teresa Biran since the morning at the business' Grand Prairie headquarters. Matt Biran met the investigators at the office at about 5:15 p.m. Thursday to start going through documents.
U.S. Department of Transportation special agent Robert Hurtado said he will pore through documents, including maintenance records and log books. Cardinal has been licensed since 2007.'
The FMCSA in Washington says it has launched a major campaign focused on motor coach safety. A spokeswoman says within the last two months, it has shut down seven carriers, conducted 13,500 roadside inspections and pulled 1,500 vehicles out of service.
Cardinal often offers Dallas/Fort Worth-area residents a charter ride to Choctaw Casino in Durant, Okla., located about 90 miles north of Dallas.
A phone bank has been set up for family members searching for victims in the crash: 972-721-INFO(4636).
News 8's Jonathan Betz, Jim Douglas and Todd Unger contributed to this report
CORRECTION: An earlier version of this story incorrectly said Cardinal Coach Line was based in Mansfield. It is based in Grand Prairie; its PO box is in Mansfield.


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Comptroller Judy Baar Topinka's spokesman, Brad Hahn, says the office is "in a holding pattern" and waiting to see what Quinn does.
The bill contains a 250-page spending plan for state agencies. It would provide money for agencies in charge of things like state campgrounds and state fairs.
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GALESBURG, Ill. -- Illinois Treasurer Dan Rutherford was campaigning for governor in Galesburg on Friday.
Rutherford toured a company called NAEIR, which facilitates the acquisition of merchandise for schools and non-profits for the cost of shipping.
While he was there he criticized the state's handling of renovations at the capitol in which $670,000 were spent on high-end copper-plated doors.
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SCOTTSDALE Ariz. -- Former Mariners utility player Rich Amaral recently spent a week in Spring Training working extensively with shortstop Yuniesky Betancourt on the art of stealing bases.It brought back memories of another young Latin shortstop with Mariners roots. "Yuni reminds me a lot of Omar Vizquel," Amaral said. "Omar wasn't a basestealing threat when he started out, but look what he turned out to be." Vizquel never led the American League in stolen bases and is not known for his speed, but through hard work and extensive study, he made himself a basestealing threat. Now with the Giants, the 40-year-old enters the 2008 season with 380 career steals in 532 attempts, swiping 43 bases in 1997 and 42 in '99 for the Indians. Vizquel used his head almost as much as his legs to advance an extra base. Manager John McLaren wants to add another element to the Mariners' offense this season and running more is a big part of the plan. He's on record saying Ichiro Suzuki could steal 80 bases and believes Betancourt has what it takes to put some additional pressure on the defense with his legs. While it's far too early to say Betancourt can become as much of a basestealing threat as Vizquel, the smooth-fielding, almost-always-grinning Cuba product wants to make good on a prediction McLaren made prior to Spring Training. "I think Betancourt has the capability of being a 20-plus stolen base guy," McLaren said. When reminded of that statement Saturday morning, Betancourt smiled broadly. "That is something I want to achieve this year," he said through interpreter Eddie Rodriguez, the Mariners' first-base coach. "Stealing bases is not something I have tried in my career, but I am getting a feel for it this spring." Betancourt stole five bases in nine attempts last season, down from 11 steals and 19 attempts in 2006, his first full big league season. His professional high is the 12 thefts he had for Double-A San Antonio in '05. Betancourt had visions of stealing his first base of the spring on his first attempt when he reached base on a two-out single in the second inning Saturday. But he broke from the base too quickly and was nailed in a rundown between first and second base. He has been waiting for a chance to steal a base, but the opportunity hadn't presented itself.
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Electrical Problem on Farmall H
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Yup, what Jim said. I used to wokr for a guy who had a small crawler that the clutch would stick on if it sat for a while. He would frre it by putting it in gear and letting it run up against a tree. One day it climbed it and almost flipped over before he got it stopped. I have ehard of people puttinmg a block under the clutch to hold it down, and spraying it liberally with brake cleaner. thye claim it helps, though frequently requires a few days.
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to restrain the people, it is an instrument for the people to restrain the
government lest it come to dominate our lives and interests." Patrick Henry
Amen to what Jim said!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Sometimes things are so obvious to you that you don't say them, on the lots of space thing.
"Life's tough.It's even tougher if you're stupid."
- John Wayne
" We hang petty thieves and appoint the great ones to public office."
- Aesop
I started H in low gear this afternoon and drove it around for awhile. I could not shift gears nor engage the PTO while the motor was running and it was difficult to shift back into neutral after I shut down the motor. I believe that it has a stuck clutch. Any tips for freeing it up? Thanks, Dan
Start with a liberal application of Kroil. Give it some time to soak in and repeat a couple of times. Then, drive it like you did before and periodically push in the clutch and hit the brakes (be sure they're locked together) to put it under load with the clutch in. If it doesn't break loose you may have to try gently prying the disk off of the flywheel.
If you can't fix it with a hammer, you've got an electrical problem.
My wife says I don't listen to her. - - - - - - - - Or something like that!
I have been thinking about the stuck clutch on the H and that leads me to this question? When a vehicle has a stuck clutch, would it always be in gear no matter what the position of the gearshift lever? On this tractor, if the shift is in the neutral position it can be started and the motor runs without putting the tractor in motion. It runs in neutral as if it doesn't have a stuck clutch. It just won't shift into a gear with the motor running. Does the behavior which I have described suggest a stuck clutch? Thanks, Dan
Yes, with the clutch being stuck the tranmission input shat will be locked to the engine, just as if the clutch weren't pushed down. In neutral everything will be normal, but pushing on the clutch won't let the shaft stop turning so you can shift or engage gears.
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Dan, the way to view it is that the clutch is the connection between the engine and the transmission. A disconnect, if you will. Transmission gear selection is made while the clutch has the transmission dis-engaged from the engine. The transmission is a selection of gear ratios to determine how the engine power is put to the ground. That selection of gear ratios includes neutral which is motion in - no motion out. So, yes, you will still have a neutral. What you don't have is the ability to dis-engage the transmission input shaft from the engine because the clutch will not release.
If you can't fix it with a hammer, you've got an electrical problem.
My wife says I don't listen to her. - - - - - - - - Or something like that!
Thanks, John and BD. You have erased my doubts. I will proceed on trying to free up the clutch. Please remain on call for the next few days. More questions will probably follow. I appreciate the input from each of you. Dan
Try starting the tractor in one of the lower gears, and then by using the throttle to control engine speed to match forward speed, work your way up to 5th gear. Then there will be much more torque on the clutch and using the brakes is more likely to break it loose. That's what worked for me on my 8N (except it is 4 speed).
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Used to drive an old Chevy dump truck (small dually) that the clutch would stick on if left sitting for a few days. Would either rock it or start it in gear and slam on brakes with clutch down. Again make sure to have plenty of room.
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Another possibility is that the transmission input shaft is frozen in the pilot bearing. This doesn't happen very often.
Check out the I&T manual, IH-8, paragraph 197. You may have one of the H's that has a universal joint behind the clutch. If so you can disassemble the clutch without spliting the tractor.
I finally got an e-mail from my brother. I think most everything has been covered.
Anyway, here is his response:
"When it happened to me, I was able to block the clutch lever in the released position, put it in high and bump/jerk it enough to break it loose. If the starter is good, one time I put one in low and started it (have lots of room!) and with the clutch released, loaded in jerks with the brakes until it broke loose. Third option if the lower clutch cover is removable, is to try tapping and prying on the disc or trying to get a putty knife between the stuck parts. Last but not least, break the tractor and do it right. I have always been fortunate enough to get one of the first three methods to work."
Good luck.
Thanks, Ike, for getting the information. I hope we can free up the clutch without a split. We have equipment to split a cub safely but nothing rugged enough to handle the bulk and weight of an H. Dan
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When it comes to awards shindigs it doesn't get any bigger than this, and the 86th Academy Awards welcomed Christoph Waltz, John Stamos and Bill Murray to the red carpet outside Hollywood's Dolby Theatre earlier tonight (March 2).
The acting trio smiled for the shutterbugs as they navigated through the arrivals area, excited about the evening ahead.
It's an exciting time in London given all the London Fashion Week festivities, but last night (February 16) the The EE British Academy Film Awards Dinner was the main attraction.
Following the ceremony, stars like Cate Blanchett, Tom Hanks and Rita Wilson all showed up at the Grosvenor House Hotel for the official dinner party.
Joining the ranks of top-name entertainers for an unforgettable evening, Christoph Waltz arrived at the 2014 EE British Academy Film Awards in London, England tonight (February 16).
Shutterbugs and fans alike clamored for a closer look as the "Django Unchained" star worked the red carpet outside the Royal Opera House. In addition, "Rush" hunk Daniel Bruhl stepped out for the event with his lovely gal Felicitas Rombold.
He's always up to something fun, and Christoph Waltz attended the premiere of "The Grand Budapest Hotel" as part of the 2014 Berlin International Film Festival on Thursday night (February 6).
The "Django Unchained" star looked handsome in a classic black tuxedo as he made small talk on the red carpet outside the Berlinale Palast ahead of the much-anticipated screening.
Everyone is after the meaning of life, it seems, and Terry Gilliam's new flick "The Zero Theorem" looks to be an interesting approach to the big questions that face us all.
Comprised of strong performances, bold visuals, and a timeless motif, the forthcoming film stars Christoph Waltz, Melanie Thierry, Matt Damon, Tilda Swinton and David Thewilis.
It's always exciting when a bunch of celebrities gather to one-up each other, and earlier tonight (January 12) Jared Leto looked hot at the 71st Golden Globes.
The "Dallas Buyers Club" star got plenty of notices as he showed up outside the Beverly Hilton ahead of the momentous occasion, and his pal, Christoph Waltz was there to celebrate Jared's reception of best supporting actor in a motion picture for "Dallas Buyers Club."
Sporting a 1950s-style bouffant hairdo, actress Amy Adams shot scenes of her upcoming flick "Big Eyes" with co-star Christoph Waltz in Vancouver, Canada on Thursday (July 30).
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On World Aids Day, Ubuntu Wellness Centre situated at Cape Town Medi-Spa will be holding a crystal bowls healing group, calling in light and activation for deep healing, transformation and miracles. Michaela O'Driscoll will be playing 14 quartz crystal singing bowls. This is two chakra sets of incredibly beautiful quartz singing bowls, and is an opportunity for profound healing at every level: Mind, Body and Spirit. Pure crystal sound is a wonderful tool which purifies and amplifies our intentions and prayers. It activates and helps us remember our true nature as beings of light and of love. The crystal sound is extremely calming and brings us to a state of deep peace and meditation. It is an opportunity for deep healing,
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Played in 13 contests in the midfield … tallied a goal against USC Upstate (Oct. 14) … had season-best three shots against Kennesaw State (Oct. 9) and USC Upstate (Oct. 14) … played a season-high 45 minutes against USC Upstate (Oct. 14) … is tied for ninth all-time for most games played (60) in FGCU career … helped FGCU to its first A-Sun Tournament title.
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Saw action in 12 contests in the midfield … tallied six shots … had two shots in the win against SEC foe Arkansas (Sept. 5) … also had two shots at Jacksonville (Sept .17) … earned A-Sun All-Academic honors … helped FGCU to its first A-Sun regular season title.
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Played in 18 games, only missing the game at Mercer (Sept. 25) … put up two goals and an assist on the season … her five points tied with two other players for fifth-best on the team … took one shot in six games … dished out an assist against Army (Sept. 6) … racked up two goals in the 10-0 victory against USC Upstate (Oct. 25) to close out the season … earned A-Sun All-Academic honors.
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Board of Directors Meeting Minutes June 27, 2011
Wed, 10/26/2011 - 4:29pm — njames
Board of Directors (BOD) Meeting Minutes
June 27, 2011
Board Members in Attendance: Matt Parsons, Bob Young, Chuck Raisch, Ryan Blake, Bryon Farnsworth, Kim Churches, Jennifer Crossett, Rebecca Hudson, Heather Day-Richter
Board Members Absent: Colleen Hackley, Daniel Storch
Staff: Nancy James, RB Fast, Greg Jaworowski, Jeb Smith
Guests: Chris Craimer, Dave Andrews
1. Welcome
Parsons called the meeting to order at 6:02 PM
Parsons took attendance and established quorum. Approval of the May 23, 2011 board meeting minutes was set in motion by Parsons, all in favor (8), all opposed (0), abstain (1), absent (2) – the May, 2011 minutes were approved with one minor edit
Original line in 4.f. - President will never be a non-member
Correct line - President shall be a member or former member
2. Financials and Finance Committee Report
- Committee met and reviewed the following
- Moving to new bank – Wells Fargo. Minimal fees and great customer service
- Audit service – looking into other auditors.
- HVAC in TC3 went out in June. Approximate repair cost is 6,000.
- Financials –
- Staff salaries in May were higher than in April. Due to staff transition for start of summer and substitute costs
- Event contract has been signed to reserve spot for 2012 Gala. Trying to push off but might split cost between 2011 and 2012.
- Change to how we accrue property tax – in prior tax years, property tax liability was not being done correctly. Prior year's property tax has been adjusted. Paid some of costs and started accruing for the next bill
- Net income for May was positive. In good shape heading into the summer months.
- Net income to date is above what was planned.
- Total equity is still positive for the school year.
- Approval of the new Credit Card Application was set in motion by Churches, all in favor (9), all opposed (0), abstain (0), absent (2) – the Credit Card Application was approved.
- MAC credit card – new credit card is being requested from Wells Fargo for MAC usage. Usage of the new card does not supersede the spending policy.
3. Executive Director (ED) and Enrollment Report
Summer Primary Program – addressing some communication issues.
Internal Website – hoping to complete the site by the beginning of July.
Parent Communication – working on yearly parent survey.
Primary Aqua Lead – Anna Fonte has accepted the position of the Aqua lead.
Licensing Appeal and State Work – MAC has appealed for a waiver regarding Montessori material in the classrooms.
Staff Training – Planning for staff training in the 2011-2012 school year is underway
Re-Enrollment – MAC has received 100% of the expected re-enrollment packets for the 2011-2012 school year. There were dis-enrollments that MAC was aware of and there were no surprise dis-enrollments.
Building Maintenance – MAC is working through some HVAC issues in the Toddler Community.
Advisory Team – Nancy is working to form an Advisory Team that will discuss administrative items.
Enrollment is going as expected. 10 fewer families dis-enrolling compared to last year.
4. Bylaws Changes
Approval of the proposed Bylaws Changes was set in motion by Young and Crossett, all in favor (9), all opposed (0), abstain (0), absent (2) – the Bylaws Changes were approved.
5. Recap ED Evaluation Timeline/Process Overview
Some feedback has been received by BOD members. Draft will be completed and sent to the BOD. July meeting, Nancy will provide some highlights of her year. Will discuss salary for next year and will be put into the contract letter.
6. Committee Updates and Reports
BOD Development – Planning ongoing for 2011-2012 school year. Three positions are open.
Fundraising – Planning ongoing for 2011-2012 school year. Hoping to have a plan on paper in July. Should have eTapestry database in place by the start of the upcoming school year.
Strategic Planning – Results of survey are being analyzed. Summary items: Lots of feedback regarding expanding the Specials at MAC, more parent socialization opportunities and standardization among all classrooms. Next step is to formulate goals & objectives and then prepare a first draft of the Strategic Plan by September meeting.
Building Committee – Data gathering has occurred. Once Strategic Plan is drafted, Building Committee should have additional information and direction on how to move forward.
PMAC – Working on organization objectives and goals.
2011-2012 Gala – New MAC Gala chair is being recruited. March 10 is the proposed date of the Gala. Working with the vendor to determine the details.
7. BOD Other Updates
Kim Churches has accepted a job opportunity in Washington DC and will be departing the MAC BOD effective June 28, 2011.
Happy Birthday RB Fast!!
8. Adjourn
Parsons adjourned the meeting at 7:37 PM.


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Browns' running game vs. Steelers' run defense
In the first meeting between these teams on Dec. 8, the Browns rushed for 98 yards on 30 carries. That averages out to 3.3 yards per attempt, which is nothing to be excited about as is. In reality, it was worse than that. Although the Browns' Chris Ogbonnaya broke a 28-yard run on a third-down draw in the second quarter, that play was the exception, not the rule, when it came to the Browns' running game.
Neither Peyton Hillis (10-25-0) nor Montario Hardesty (11-24-0) had much success rushing against the Steelers' defense. Neither back had a rush of longer than eight yards. On Cleveland's first drive, with the Browns facing a 3rd-and-goal at the Pittsburgh one, Hillis was turned away on a rush off left guard. Later, with the Browns at the Pittsburgh five in the fourth quarter, Hardesty was tackled for a loss of a yard on first down. The Browns would only go backward from there on the drive.
Look for Hillis to get most of the work in the rematch between these clubs. Hillis rushed for a season-best 112 yards on 24 carries in the loss to Baltimore on Sunday. While he's never found much rushing room in his three games vs. Pittsburgh as a Brown (28 carries, 79 yards), he's fought injuries in each of those games.
The 6-2, 250-pound Hillis is a bruising inside runner. A free agent at season's end, Hillis wouldn't hurt his market value with productive games vs. two vaunted defenses in back-to-back games.


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ZURICH (AP) -- Friedhelm "Timo" Konietzka, who scored the first goal in the newly formed Bundesliga in 1963 and went on to win the German championship with 1860 Munich before emigrating to Switzerland, has died. He was 73.
Konietzka, who died Monday at his home in Brunnen, had been suffering from cancer, according to Zurich daily Blick. In a death notice published Tuesday, Konietzka thanked the Swiss assisted suicide group Exit for helping him end his own life.
Konietzka played for his hometown club VfB 08 Luenen before joining Borussia Dortmund, winning the western regional league in 1963.
That year, Dortmund became one of 16 teams picked to form West Germany's first top-level league since World War II. On the first day of play on Aug. 24, 1963, Konietzka scored against Werder Bremen in the first minute of the match.
The goal happened so quickly that photographers and cameramen failed to capture it.
"Until this day no film or photo record of this historic moment has surfaced," the German Football Association said in a tribute to Konietzka on its website.
Konietzka's second noteworthy achievement was a less happy one. Having joined 1860 Munich to win the 1966 Bundesliga title, Konietzka found himself at the center of a football scandal. In a match against his former club on Oct. 8, 1966, he asaulted the referee in protest at an alleged handball by Dortmund's Siggi Held.
The German league handed Konietzka an unprecedented six-month ban.
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---- — Have you ever been bothered by that annoying fly that buzzes around you head like a miniature dive bomber? Just imagine how a cow feels with dozens of flies buzzing, biting and aggravating it all day long.
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She was preceded in death by her father, Vaden Harbison; mother, Berlie Causey Harbison; brothers, Jack Harbison, Julian Harbison, Jerry Harbison and Jim Harbison; and sisters, Vaudie Brooks and Johnny Harbison.
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9:30am Tuesday 15th May 2012 in News By Andrew Ffrench, Reporter covering Didcot and Wallingford. Call me on 01865 425425
People cover their faces after a fire was extinguished in the Williams pit garage after the Spanish Grand Prix
A FORMULA One worker who suffered severe burns in a blaze just minutes after his team won the Spanish Grand Prix was last night said to be "in good spirits".
The Oxfordshire-based man was left with 40 per cent burns in the fire in the Williams' pit area on Sunday.
He was last night still in a Spanish hospital.
Three other staff from the Grove-based factory, who breathed in smoke, flew home yesterday after being released from hospital.
Williams spokesman James Francis said the team member who suffered burns was in a stable condition and would return to the UK in the next 48 hours for further medical treatment.
Mr Francis added: "His family are in constant communication and he is in good spirits."
Following Pastor Maldonado's victory in Barcelona, Williams' team members were celebrating their first Grand Prix win since 2004 when the fire broke out.
Disaster struck as Williams founder Sir Frank Williams, who recently celebrated his 70th birthday, was delivering a victory speech.
Staff from other teams, including those from Force India and Caterham, helped bring the fire under control as black smoke billowed out of the garage's fuel area.
Motor sports governing body Fédération Internationale de l'Automobile, Williams and the Spanish authorities are now investigating the cause of the blaze.
Sir Frank, Team Principal of the Williams team, said last night: "I was pleased to welcome back to the factory the majority of our team this morning.
"One of our people remains in Spain for further medical assistance, but we are all looking forward to his imminent return.
"Everyone at Williams F1 is extremely relieved that this event was contained as quickly as it was and the damage which occurred was, relatively speaking, limited in its nature.
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About 500 staff work for the Grove-based firm.
Mr Francis said: "Sir Frank didn't breathe in any smoke and was taken out of the area very quickly.
"The incident was dealt with very quickly."
Williams' chief operations engineer Mark Gillan thanked Formula One rivals for helping tackle the fire.
Mr Gillan said: "We were overwhelmed by the support."
The win at the Circuit de Catalunya was Williams' first in 132 races, since Brazil in 2004.
Mr Gillan said he expected Williams to compete in the Monaco Grand Prix next week, despite losing equipment. He added: "Over the next couple of days we will be looking at where we are parts-wise."
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Nearly 4,500 American soldiers killed. Tuesday marked the 10 year anniversary of the U.S. invasion of Iraq.
So many families have been affected, including the family of Staff Sergeant Matt Maupin, captured and killed in Iraq.
His father, Keith Maupin, spent Tuesday at the Yellow Ribbon Support Center, boxing up packages for troops overseas and working to keep the memory alive of those who made the ultimate sacrifice.
"I've talked to a lot of gold star families, and I generally tell them the same things. It's my job to make sure that Matt's not forgotten. It's your job to make sure that yours is not. But it's our job to make sure that none of them are," said Keith Maupin.
It has been nine years since Sgt. Maupin went missing in action. For his father, the focus is not the war, but rather on the soldiers.
"There's still 60-65,000 over in Afghanistan and some of those guys don't have running water, so they need our support regardless of what you think about this war. It's not your job to send them or bring them back, but it's your job as an American to support them and that's what we do," said Keith Maupin.
For Staff Sgt. Anthony Vaccariello, who served in both Afghanistan and Iraq, he also cannot believe it's been a decade.
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He also added that he stays in touch with people he met during his tours, and with politics aside, felt that his presence made a difference there.
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The first time I ever had asparagus was at a friend's house when I was in middle school. Not sure why we never had it at home. Dad must hate it or something.
Anyway, I remember liking it then, if only because my friend and her brother kept calling it "ass-pah-grass." We got the giggles and no amount of scolding could suppress them. I think my friends' parents were afraid I was going to go home and tell my parents that they taught me a bad word at dinner.
It was more likely that my folks would be annoyed by the fact that I now wanted to eat asparagus.
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2 1/2 pounds asparagus
10 green onions
2 red bell peppers, cut into 20 strips
1 cup finely chopped onion
1 cup red wine vinegar
1/2 cup water
2 teaspoons sugar
1 teaspoon dried oregano
1 teaspoon dried tarragon
1 teaspoon dry mustard
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1/4 teaspoon pepper
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