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Type01 Vinyl Storage
- Taxes included
- Free delivery Free deliveryEnjoy free professional delivery – right to your doorstep. Your shelf will arrive in labelled flat pack boxes for quick, easy assembly. We ship to all EU countries, including Switzerland and Norway.
- 100 days to fall in love 100 days to fall in loveIf for any reason you're not happy with your shelf, we'll pick it back up for free within 100 days and give you a full refund. No questions asked.
The Type01 Vinyl Storage
The perfect home for your hits
Meet vinyl storage that's perfectly in-tune and never misses a beat. Enjoy hassle-free shopping, sustainably sourced materials and personalised assembly.
Timeless design with nature at heart
Strong, durable and made to last. Every Type01 is brought to life through natural materials and planet-friendly production methods.
Easy assembly
Product details
Shelf parameters
180 cm
Compartment max load
123 cm
Shelf max load
40 cm
- Pre-mounted and click into place
- Weighted to self-close
- Feature extruded aluminum handles
- Easy to assemble - click into place
- Full extension runners for easy access
- Weighted to self-close
- Feature extruded aluminum handles
Shelf feet
- Adjustable to fit uneven floorboards
- Include felt pads to protect against scratching
What's included
- a personalised instruction manual
- a padded tool to disassemble your shelf
- wall fasteners and universal screws for safety purposes
- floor-protecting pads to protect floors
Click it together. Quick and easy.
Save valuable time and energy with our colour-coded, click-together assembly system. Just unpack the numbered boxes in order, follow the easy instructions and you'll have your shelf up in minutes.
If your shelf is higher than 60 cm or wider than 150 cm, we recommend fastening it to a wall. We also recommend fastening all shelves with a 24 cm depth. You'll find suitable hardware and wall plugs to do this inside your package. This step will make your shelf extra stable.
- Pre-mounted hinge hardware
- Click together to connect
- Pre-mounted slider hardware
- Parts easily click together
- Slide in the shelf to complete
- Max load bearing: 30 kg
Material and quality
Plywood is one of the strongest materials around. Our premium plywood is made of 13 layers of birch hardwood selected for its strength and beauty. We leave the edges exposed and hand-oiled to showcase the natural grain of the wood fiber.
13 layers of compressed birchwood
Hand-polished with toxin-free plant oil.
Safety practices and certificates
We pride ourselves on the Type01 being a safe, child-friendly shelf. Our wood is FSC- and PEFC-certified and comes only from ecological, sustainably managed forests. We use non-toxic glues and oils for added peace of mind.
Free returns
If for any reason you're not happy with your shelf, we'll pick it back up for free within 100 days for a full refund. No questions asked.
Free delivery
We professionally deliver your Tylko shelf for free – right to your doorstep. It will arrive in labelled flat pack boxes for quick, easy assembly.
We ship to the following countries: Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Croatia, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, The Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, and the United Kingdom.
If for any reason you're not happy with your shelf, we'll pick it back up for free within 100 days and give you a full refund. No questions asked.
The Tylko guarantee
All of our furniture is made from high-quality materials that can withstand tough everyday use. We provide a two-year guarantee against failure and manufacturing flaws. For more details and conditions please read our Terms of Service.
We accept most major credit cards (Mastercard, Visa) and payments through PayPal.
Additional payment options differ depending on the country. All transactions are processed securely via our payment provider Adyen.
For more information regarding payment please read our FAQ.
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Customer Reviews
Just what we needed, perfect!
After searching some time for a wall storage we liked, we found Tylko..... and it was exactly what we needed. They did what they promised, delivery, quality and everything fitted perfectly. See the picture, I mounted a Philips Hue light strip as well for the ultimate experience!
Wonderful !
It's always a bit tricky when ordering furniture online. You haven't actually seen the product and you have to base yourself on the projection. I have to say I have been absolutely stunned by the end result. I designed a custom bookshelf that would fit our wall on Tylko's webpage. It was super practical to tweak and play with. I placed the order and a month later : TA-DA ! A custom made bookshelf was delivered. Assembly was super easy and the quality is way up there. I'm super delighted and strongly recommend Tylko !
Absolutely delighted!
Excellent quality product and extremely straightforward to put together. Absolutely delighted with all aspects of our purchase and would definitely recommend to others.
Vinyl storage
Love my new unit for all my old vinyl. Ordering process was very easy and really liked the updates on how you were getting on. Construction was easy and finished product is great looking and super sturdy. Thanks!
Very happy
Great quality, straightforward assembly and the customer service was very helpful.
Great new shelves
Really happy with the shelves. The fit the space perfectly as designed and were really easy to assemble. The instructions and felted tool provided to protect shelves as you assemble were all really clear and well thought through. The labelling of boxes components and position of shelves made assembly really quick and easy, not your usual flatpack experience at all. Everything went together quickly and easily. The materials and finish are both excellent and really good value for money. Exactly what I wanted.
Great product and service
Love our new bookcase! Great quality, easy to build, clear instructions. Really happy with customer service, friendly helpful team! Delivery went smoothly, there were no delays and even the delivery driver was nice and helpful. Great after sales experience as well, 5 stars + customer care. Excellent overall service! Highly recommend and will definitely use again!
High quality product and great service - well done !
a very clever and well thought through innovation for bespoke shelving.. from time of order, to updates until delivery the whole process has been well thought through and professional. before finding Tylko we had requested several carpenters for quotations for installation of a fitted bookshelf but either we received no quote or it was for mdf without coating which we would have to arrange ourselves as well as provide a design template.. not what we wanted. Tylko not only offered us the chance for a bookshelf with exact measurements to our requirement but it also looks excellent and of high quality.. Tylko is not cheap but am pleased to say they have delivered in our opinion value for money and we will most certainly consider to order again or perhaps even invest in this exciting company should the opportunity come. Nb, it is worth noting we had installed our bookcase in an enclosed space which did not allow us to lie flat during build, we overcame this by building to a height (8th level) where we had floor space, then errecting and pushing into situ with final 2 levels completed on the vertical.. it proved not to be a big issue and we managed with a fit MM perfect.
Thats the best forniture of my life
Really high Quality and easy to assembly shelvs. 330cmx 245cm in 3 hours. We need another one!
Great design - to look at and to install
I was very curious to learn how easy it would be in reality to put the bookcases together. And I was more than happily surprised. In less than 1,5 hour I assembled 2 bookcases on my own, which would have taken me about double the time with an IKEA furniture. The manuals couldn't be more handy. The furniture doesn't only look great, it is also very solid and strong material. Moreover, the packaging has been designed in such a way that the cardboard boxes can be very easily folded, without any tapes to be cut or stitches to be removed. In short: this has been developed by great product designers who have looked much further than just making some nice furniture. By the way: I also loved the way you kept us posted on the delivery schedule.
Excellent quality and extremely well thought-through
My job is to design customer experiences and I'm usually extremely critical of the many sub-standard services out there, but my experience with Tylko was fantastic. From designing the shelf with the app to ordering it and then the updates of the status of my order, I felt I was in good hands. When the shelf arrived, the spediteur carried it all the way up to the fourth floor (I helped!). I was extremely impressed with how well packed everything was and the personalised instructions. Building the shelf was simple and it is really high quality. I'm absolutely a fan and hugely appreciate the effort that must have gone into getting everything right.
2nd unit ready to use in 1 hour!
This is the second Tylko product that I ordered. As for the first time, i like it very much and am very satisfied with the delivery including all the tracking messages. Very good packaging ensured that no damages occurred during shipping. Building the unit was easy after I understood how to position the parts supporting the drawers. It would have been easier to figure it out with more details on the instructions (not only labelling the pieces but also representing them on the instruction drawings). I highly recommend the Tylko units: fit in any interior, look stunning and very convenient! Thank you for the good work to the entire Tylko team!
Frequently asked questions
What's the difference between the Type01 and Type02 shelves?
The Type01 and Type02 both have the same modern aesthetic when it comes to pattern, grid, gradient and slant styles, as well as the same door and drawer design. The difference with the Type01 is that it's constructed from durable premium plywood with exposed edges showcasing the 13 layers of natural birchwood. The Type01 also features rounded aluminum handles that run along the edge of the door and drawers for an easy grab and safety.Check out our comparison page
How will I know if a shelf colour will suit my home?
We can send you a free colour sample pack in the mail. Let us know you want one by contacting [email protected] We can also provide the RAL/NCS codes for all of our colours.
Is a Tylko shelf safe to use in a child's room?
Absolutely. We only use sustainably sourced plywood and non-toxic glues and oils. The handles are also rounded to avoid any nasty bumps. The shelf itself is very sturdy and strong, so it won't sway, sag or topple over. But for added peace of mind, we provide wall mounts so you can attach it firmly to your wall.
How does the 100-day free return work?
Try your shelf for 100 days. If for any reason you're not happy with it, we'll pick it back up for free and give you a full refund. No questions asked.
Why do you offer only three row sizes?
Our three row heights are influenced by the common everyday objects of our customers – things like photo frames, vinyl records, oversized coffee table books and shoeboxes. The three heights (18 cm, 28 cm, 38 cm) have been carefully designed so that no matter how much you adjust or adapt them, they won't sway or sag under weight.
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Keep Your Hits Happy
Keeping your vinyl collection safe and sound is simple with Type01 Vinyl Storage. Specifically designed for vinyl records' dimensions, sturdy enough to handle the weight and with plenty of space to store all the hi-fi equipment you need for a great listening experience, Tylko's Vinyl Storage is the perfect place for your collection to call home.
How Does It Work?
Using Tylko's super simple design interface, you can easily create the perfect vinyl storage to fit any space. With a few taps and swipes, size, style, color and more can be decided. Want sliding drawers for storage? Done. Prefer open shelves to show off your impressive collection? Easy. Designing sturdy, stylish vinyl storage is simple with Tylko. And, thanks to the augmented reality-enhanced app, you can even see your vinyl shelf live in your space so you can decide before you buy.
What Can It Hold?
Tylko's sturdy vinyl storage was designed with durability in mind. Made from 13 layers of birch plywood for strength and stability, you can be sure your record collection will be stored in style - while staying stable. You'll never see sag or sway, thanks to the rigidity of the strong wood. The 40cm deep shelves are perfectly-proportioned for vinyl records, and feature back panels to keep every album in its place. And with three optional row sizes, you can make a home for your hits and your hi-fi equipment that's suitable for any size space.
Can it have drawers?
Of course! We specifically designed our vinyl storage to be a perfectly-proportioned place for your records - whether you choose to keep your record storage open or prefer the feel of a good record bin to dig through. You can stand up your records in an open shelf (and thanks to the convenient back panel, be sure the only thing that ever drops is the beat), or you can mix and match with open and drawered sections for a completely unique and personalized vinyl rack solution.
What About Scratches and Stains?
Not to a problem. Your vinyl storage is finished with a high-quality laminate that means scratches and stains won't be an issue. Years of sliding your records in and out means wear and tear can happen, but with the finish quality of your vinyl shelf you can be sure it will always look as good as the day you bought it. Through years of use, your vinyl storage will retain its sheen while resisting scratches. Not only is our vinyl storage coated with laminate, the edges are hand-oiled to preserve the natural look of the beautiful wood - and add vital protection. Your vinyl storage will look as good as your records sound for years to come!
Where Can it Go?
If you need record storage in any space, with Tylko you'll get something that fits perfectly every time. No shoving furniture around or measuring tight spaces - with the Tylko app you can point and decide! By using augmented reality to see your vinyl storage live in your space, you can make sure it will fit - no matter the size. Just tap and swipe until you're ready to decide, then enjoy fast and free shipping on your record collection's new home. And if for any reason you don't fall in love with it - just send it back, on us.
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This service is currently available for customers in Germany, Netherlands, Luxembourg, Austria and Belgium.
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At-home assembly
Let us do all the heavy lifting for you.
- Professional assembly and set-up by our trusted team
- We'll take away all the leftover packaging
- Total price includes the items in your cart
This service is currently available for customers in Germany, Netherlands, Luxembourg, Austria and Belgium.
For more info, please read our FAQ
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The Foodie
- Model - 14451
- Everyday hand mixer in a white finish
- Six speeds for different food types and for accurate mixing results
- Simple blade removal using the easy release button
- Wrap around cord storage
- Model - 13892
- Serated, detachable blades
- Easy wrap cord storage
- Comfort grip handle
Russell Hobbs 20340 Desire Slice & Go Food Slicer/Shredder
Combining form and function, this stainless-steel grating, shredding and slicing tool boasts a sleek and contemporary design. Easy to use and easy to clean, it takes all the hard work out of preparing food and has all the features for expertly slicing and shredding vegetables.
All Features
- Direct serving spout for less mess
- Direct serving spout for less mess and ease of cleaning
- 150W of power
- 56mm wide feeding tube
- Stainless steel slicing & shredding attachments: Slicing disk, Coarse shredding disk, Fine shredding/ grating disk
- Integrated storage for accessories
- Continuous power option (& pulse)
- An easy and fun way to prepare fresh healthy meals
- Easy to clean under running water
- Keep your kitchen tidy with built-in cord storage
An easy and fun way to prepare fresh healthy meals
Prepare healthy and nutritious meals within seconds. The Morphy Richards 432020 Spiralizer Express cuts vegetables such as courgettes into fun spiral and spaghetti shapes using two interchangeable steel blades that help you add variety to your meals.
It's perfect for encouraging children to eat their greens.
Easy to clean under running water
Cleaning your Spiralizer is easy, too. Simply rinse either of the two supplied stainless steel blades under running water. The Spiralizer Expressmakes cooking and cleaning up afterwards easier.
|0.5 litres
Speed levels
Dishwasher safe parts
Non-slip feet
|1.9 kg
Manufacturer's guarantee
|2 years
Power cord length
|1 m
Box contents
-Morphy Richards 432020 Spiralizer Express
-Stainless steel blades x 2
-Instruction manual
|375 x 193 x 135 mm (H x W x D)
- Model - 48715
- Large 6.5 litre capacity
- Toughened glass lid to monitor cooking without letting heat escape
- Dishwasher proof
- Non-slip feet and cool-touch handles
Product Information
|Product Dimensions
|11 x 11 x 10.6 inches
|Item Weight
|4.8 pounds
|Shipping Weight
|4.8 pounds
|Russell Hobbs
|Item model number
Kenwood HB710 Hand Blender
Kenwood Triblade Hand Blender HB710 gives you powerful and controllable blending at the touch of a button. The 700W motor and three blade system works with the unique foot design to chop and blend ingredients as efficiently as possible.
Design for life
The Triblade system provides optimised performance for super fast and efficient blending. The blades sweep through three different paths providing three levels of cutting per rotation, while also combining with the integral flow management ribs and apertures which together with the blades make up the unique Triblade system.
This model has a plastic wand and comes with a beaker. It features a stylish, efficient design, with 1 speed and turbo.
Sure Grip handle
The Triblade is designed to help maximise user comfort with a SureGrip handle for use with greasy or wet hands and a narrow top so that it is balanced in the hand.
3 Blade Technology
The Kenwood Triblade system is the first hand blender to use 3 blades providing super fast and efficient blending. The blades are also angled to sweep through 3 different paths providing 3 levels of cutting per rotation.
Product features:
- Colour: White
- Blade: Stainless steel
- 700 Watt Motor
- Removable Blending Wand
- Unique Foot Design
General Information
Brand: Kenwood
Product Type: Blender
Colour: White
Food Preparation Features
Additional Features
- 3 Blade Technology
Attachments Included
- Beaker
- Stainless Steel Blades
- Wand
Dishwasher Safe: Yes
- Beaker
- Blender
Number of Blades: 3
- Blade Material: Stainless Steel
- Body Material: Plastic
Appliances Power
- Power: 700 W
- Power Source: Mains
- Width: 73 mm
- Depth: 73 mm
- Height: 390 mm
- Weight: 0.96 kg
- Model - T14010
- Table top or dining made easy
- Easy to clean ceramic surface
- Adjustable thermostat w/ light indicator
Technical Details
- Model - HM680
- Power 350W
- 5 speeds + pulse function
- Stainless Steel Beaters and Kneaders
Technical Details
Morphy Richards 501013 Soup Maker
The fuss-free way to make delicious soup, just the way you like it. In as little as 21 minutes, you can be sitting down with a bowl of fresh, homemade and nutritious soup.
Serrator blade
- For quick, even slicing and cutting of ingredients.
4 settings
- Smooth and chunky soup settings as well as a blend and Juice function
1.6L capacity
- Serves up to 4 people.
Innovative top down blade
- Quick and easy to clean.
More Info:
- Wattage: 1000
- Material: Stainless Steel
- Functions: 4
- Power cord included
- Capacity: 1.6 Litre
Product SpecificationsIntroducing the updated and upgraded triblade series which delivers even more power, efficiency, and controllable blending at the touch of a button. The new well defined ergonomics makes handling a simple, stylish and comfortable experience, complemented by Suregrip soft grip areas for an extra gentle touch.
Key Specifications
Powerful 800W motor
Metal blending triblade wand
Unique Soup XL pan blending attachment
Durable stainless steel balloon whisk
Dedicated mashing/pureeing attachment
0.5L calibrated chopper and 0.75L calibrated beaker
Variable speed plus turbo function
- Model - KM330
Splash Gaurd
Technical Details
Brand Kenwood
Model Number 0WKM330001
Colour White
Item Weight 6 Kg
Product Dimensions 39 x 23.5 x 29 cm
Capacity 4.6 litres
Volume Capacity 4.6 litres
Power / Wattage 800 watts
Voltage 240 volts
Material Plastic
Splash Gaurd
Technical Details
Brand Kenwood
Model Number 0WKM330001
Colour White
Item Weight 6 Kg
Product Dimensions 39 x 23.5 x 29 cm
Capacity 4.6 litres
Volume Capacity 4.6 litres
Power / Wattage 800 watts
Voltage 240 volts
Material Plastic
Enjoy the process of cooking even more with the Kenwood Chef.
Bring great tasting food to the table with this reliable kitchen machine. Designed to make light work of food preparation, this product will help you to create an array of dishes with ease.
Dedicated bowl tools
Whether you're using the K-Beater to make tasty biscuits, the whisk to whip up the thickest cream or the dough hook to knead dough for homemade pizza, the accompanying bowl tools enable you to make delicious food with confidence.
A world of possibilities
There are over 20 attachments available, so whether you want to create homemade salsa, blend healthy smoothies and soups, mince your own meat, or cut pasta shapes, the Kenwood Chef will assist you in producing a variety of culinary delights.
Attachments and capacities
- Bowl attachment outlet:Yes
- Creaming beater:Yes
- Dough hook :Yes
- K-beater :Yes
- Slow speed attachment outlet:Yes
- Whisk:Yes
General specifications
- Body material:Die cast metal
- Bowl material:Stainless steel
- Bowl tool material:Non stick coated aluminium
- Colour:White
- Motor power (wattage):1000W
- Size (cm):30.0H x 38.0W x 28.0D
- Speed:Variable + Pulse
- Wattage:1000W
- Weight:7.3kg
Function and size
- Electronic speed control:Yes
- Total mixing action:Yes
- Spatula :Yes
- Splashguard:Yes
- Bowl size (total):4.6 litres
- Capacity - cake :2.72kg
- Capacity - dough :2.18kg
- Capacity - egg whites :12
- Capacity - flour for pastry :680g
Kenwood KMM710, 1200W Major Premier Kitchen Mixer
1200 watts power - 6.7-litre stainless steel bowl - K-beater, wire whisk and dough hook - Variable speed and pulse settings - Unique planetary mixing action for perfect results - Splashguard with hinged pouring spout - Metal casing
Take the time and effort out of food preparation with the Kenwood Premier Major Mixer KMM710, featuring an extra large mixing bowl.
- This versatile Kenwood food mixer features a powerful 1200 watt motor capable of tackling any job. Metal gears and increased motor power combine for optimum durability, reliability and strength.
- It uses Kenwood's famous planetary mixing action to ensure all your ingredients are perfectly mixed in the large 6.7-litre bowl, with no unstirred pockets.
- With variable speed and pulse options you can ensure optimum mixing whatever you are cooking up, from a fruit cake mix to a meringue, with speed and power maintained regardless of load.
- The Kenwood Premier Major Mixer KMM710 comes with 3 dishwasher-safe mixing tools for specific baking tasks - K-Beater, wire whisk and dough hook.
- The Kenwood Premier Major KMM710 is a smart and very robust kitchen machine for someone who likes nothing more than to get busy creating delicious meals and baking delights.
About the Premier Major KMM710
- The Kenwood Premier Major KMM710 is a smart and very robust kitchen machine for someone who likes nothing more than to get busy creating delicious meals and baking delights. Major-sized bowl tools give it an extra edge in everyday family fare and fine dining.
- With a 1200W motor and three power outlets and huge choice of attachments, the Premier Major KMM710 has all the everyday power and versatility to make light work of kneading heavy dough and mixing complex ingredients.
- The all-metal body, gears and motor of the Premier Major KMM710 work together to ensure smooth, reliable mixing, time after time, day in, day out.
Slow speed outlet
- You will find this outlet behind the removable cover at the front of the kitchen machine. Use this outlet to run our high quality pasta roller, shaper and cutters, food mincer, rotary slicer/grater, grinding mill and fruit press.
Total Mixing action
- Instead of following the routine circular motion used by most mixers, our total mix planetary action thoroughly combines every ingredient inside the bowl, including all the mix that would otherwise stick around the sides and the base. This gives you a consistent mixture and better results, whether you're whisking up a single egg white or kneading kilos of dough.
- A test of good performance is how well the ingredients are mixed in the bowl. While most beaters rotate in a circular motion the Kenwood bowl tools move in a planetary motion.
- Kenwood's total mix planetary action means that while the beater revolving in one direction, the socket turns in the opposite direction making sure that all the mixture is picked up from around the bowl.
- It is consistent whether you are whisking one egg white or bread dough.
- Generous 6.7 litre bowl for all kneading, mixing and whisking requirements.
High speed outlet
- This outlet is located at the back of the head of the machine and uses the maximum amount of wattage to drive the high speed attachments. Use this outlet to run our blender, compact chopper/grinder, continuous slicer/grater, juice extractor and citrus juicer.
Automatic electronic speed control
- The automatic electronic speed control with pulse maintains speed and power regardless of load.
Simple "pop-up" head lift
- Simple "pop-up" head lift for quick and easy tool change and bowl removal.
- Bowl attachment outlet: Yes
- Dough hook: Yes
- K-beater: Yes
- Outlet - high speed: Yes
- Outlet - slow speed: Yes
- Whisk: Yes
General specifications
- Body material: Die cast aluminium
- Bowl material: Brushed stainless steel
- Bowl tool material: Coated
- Colour: White
- Guarantee: Yes
- Motor power (wattage): 1200W
- Size (cm): 34.0H x 23.0W x 39.0D
- Speed: Variable
- Weight: 10.2kg
- Electronic speed control: Yes
- Timer function: No
- Total mixing action: Yes
- Dishwasher safe parts: Yes
- Recipe suggestions: Yes
- Spatula: Yes
- Splashguard: Yes
- Bowl size (total): 6.7 litres
- Capacity – cake: 4.6kg
- Capacity – dough: 2.4kg
- Capacity - egg whites: 16 Maximum
- Capacity - flour for pastry: 910g
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To find out which school your child will attend based on your home address, use our Home School Locator.
You can also call our Planning and Enrolment department at (705)
734-6363 x11218. All contact information for our schools can
be found in our School Search. From there, you can go to the 'About us' page on each school's website to find the name of the school's Principal and Trustee,
school address and contact info, the start and end times, which bus zone
the school is in, how to get to the school and much more!
If your family is being transferred to CFB Borden, read our info sheet for steps on how to register.
Parents/guardians looking to register your child for the first time at a SCDSB school can complete the student registration form online.
Step 1: Create a SCDSB Community Account or log into your existing SCDSB Community Account. You can also go directly to the Online Student Registration Application without creating/logging into a SCDSB Community Account. NOTE: If you create a SCDSB Community Account you will be able to access your registration application at any time allowing you to complete the form in multiple sittings. If you do not create a SCDSB Community Account, you may still complete and submit a registration application, however the application must be completed in one sitting.
Step 2: Complete the online registration application form. Electronically sign the form and submit it. Your registration application will be directed to the student's designated school based on the student's home address and registering grade level. Submitting the online form is only an application to register. Registering parents/guardians must meet with the school and present all required registration documents.
Step 3: The registering school will contact you to arrange an in-person meeting at the school to finalize the registration process. You will be required to present all required registration documents at the school during this meeting. The school will verify the information on the registration application and review the required registration documents. Once complete, your child will be enrolled at their designated school. NOTE: SCDSB schools are closed during the summer months and will reopen on August 26.
The SCDSB recognizes that access to the internet and/or computer may be challenging in some cases. As such, we have equipped all schools with a computer located at the main office that are accessible to parents/guardians who wish to complete the registration form online. We will continue to accept paper copies of the student registration form.
Do you (or someone you know) have a child who was born in 2016? If so, it's time to register them for Kindergarten in the SCDSB! Beginning Jan. 27, 2020, Simcoe County's public schools will register children for Kindergarten for the 2020-21 school year. The registration process begins online! Begin the online registration process by following the above steps.
Proof of birthdate (original Canadian birth certificate, Certificate of Canadian Citizenship, Canadian Passport, Permanent Resident Card/Record of Landing, or Statement of Live Birth - long version).
Proof of your child's address. Below is a list of appropriate pieces of documentation that a parent/guardian may present to verify address:
property tax assessment
lease/rental agreement
ownership title
proof of purchase agreement for the primary residence
utility bill in the name of the parent(s)/guardian(s)
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A record of immunization is also requested to assist the Simcoe Muskoka District Health Unit in meeting its requirement under the Immunization of School Pupils Act (ISPA) to collect and maintain immunization records for every child registered in school. For further immunization details, contact your district health unit at 1-877-721-7520.
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World-conquering star Adele would have been rejected if she had tried to find fame on The X Factor, according to The Script's frontman Danny O'Donoghue.
The Irish star - a judge on BBC One's soon-to-launch talent show The Voice - believes Adele would not have succeeded because her look does not fit "the mould".
But he reckons she would have had no difficulties on his new Saturday night programme which aims to reward talent rather than image. The Voice auditions contestants without actually seeing them.
Curvaceous star Adele has found global fame in the past year, crowned with six Grammys and a double Brit win last month. Fashion designer Karl Lagerfeld drew condemnation recently when he remarked that she was "too fat".
O'Donoghue said other talent shows would have failed to give her a chance because she did not look like a conventional pop star.
He said: "We need to take the music industry by the scruff of the neck and get it back out of 'everybody needs to be in this mould and if you're not in this silhouette of that's what a pop star should be then you're not getting in'.
"There's artists out there that are breaking the mould. Adele's a perfect example. Six Grammys.
"If she'd have probably gone on one of those shows, maybe they would have taken her at face value and gone 'uh-oh'. Not on The Voice."
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The 2013-14 America East Fans' Choice Players of the Year were unveiled on Tuesday after over 3,000 fans placed their vote on the conference's Facebook page.
UMBC's Rodney Elliott and Hartford's Alyssa Englert earned Fans' Choice Player of the Year awards, with Elliott taking the men's award and Englert earning the women's trophy
One of the top freshmen in the America East this season, Elliott earned 478 of the 1,535 (31%) of the total votes that were cast by fans "Liking" or "Sharing" the rookies photo on the conference Facebook page. He edged out Vermont's Brian Voelkel, who had 332 total votes. Elliott leads all freshmen and ranks fourth in the conference, averaging 14.9 points per game. He is a five-time Rookie of the Week selection and averages a team-best 3.5 assists per game.
Englert, a senior guard, received 542 of the 2,047 total votes to edge out UMBC's Sara Tarbert by just over 100 votes. The senior has started in 24 games for the Hawks and ranks eighth in the conference during league play with 3.4 assists per game. She has also been a star off the court and was the first America East student-athlete named to the WBCA Allstate Good Works team, a distinction awarded to only five Division I basketball players in the country.
Nine nominees (one from each school) were named to each ballot on Feb. 26. Over 3,500 fans voted for the awards on the league's Facebook page through 3 p.m. on March 4.
All-Time Fans' Choice Player of the Year Winners
2013-14 – Rodney Elliott, UMBC
2012-13 – Tommy Brenton, Stony Brook
2011-12 – Brian Dougher, Stony Brook
2010-11 – Evan Fjeld, Vermont
2009-10 – Marqus Blakely, Vermont
2008-09 – D.J. Rivera, Binghamton
2007-08 – Brian Lillis, Albany
2006-07 – Mike Trimboli, Vermont
2013-14 – Alyssa Englert, Hartford
2012-13 – Amber Bepko, Hartford
2011-12 – Dani Klupenger, Stony Brook
2010-11 – Kerry Cashman, Boston U.
2009-10 – May Kotsopoulos, Vermont
2008-09 – Christine Kinneary, Boston U.
2007-08 – Danielle Hood, Hartford
2006-07 – Katie Meinhardt, Boston U.


text: VISITVisitor InformationDirectionsThronson CaféMuseum StorePublic ToursGroup ToursSchool VisitsNearby AttractionsEXHIBITIONSCurrent ExhibitionsUpcoming ExhibitionsPast ExhibitionsOutlooks Exhibition SeriesArt Is EverywhereCOLLECTIONSBritish Pre-RaphaelitesHoward PyleAmerican IllustrationJohn SloanAmerican Art, 19th Century – PresentCopeland Sculpture GardenThe Helen Farr Sloan Library and ArchivesNew AcquisitionsCurator CornerSearch The CollectionPROGRAMS & EVENTSCalendarAdult ProgramsTalks & ToursFamily and YouthArt CampConcerts on KentmereCalls for ArtisansConnected SeriesHoliday House TourEDUCATIONStudio Art ClassesSchool & Teacher ProgramsOutreach: Art ExcursionsHomeschool ProgramsDocentsKids' CornerRed Apple FundMEMBERSHIPWhy Membership MattersMembership LevelsDirectors CircleRossetti CircleArt Is CardReciprocal MuseumsSUPPORTAnnual GivingLegacy Giving1912 Loyalty SocietyDonor PortraitsCorporate SupportFinancial Documents2014 Annual ReportABOUTCentennial HistoryBuilding DesignGoing GreenDelArt BlogE-NewsMuseum RentalPress RoomOpportunitiesVolunteerContact UsStaff ListBoard Of TrusteesMuseum CouncilFirstPrevious12..56789..2526NextLastHead of Abraham LincolnDate: cast c.1923; from head of The Standing Lincoln in Lincoln Park, Chicago, 1884-1888Artist: Augustus Saint-Gaudens, American sculptor, 1848–1907Medium: Bronze with marble baseDimensions: 23 × 9 × 12 in. (58.4 × 22.9 × 30.5 cm) base: 4 3/4 × 9 × 9 in. (12.1 × 22.9 × 22.9 cm)Credit Line: Gift of Rufus Erickson, 2002Object Number: 2002-6About: This sculpture is based on the head of Saint-Gaudens' Standing Lincoln made for Lincoln Park in Chicago in the 1880s. The sculptor formed his conception of Lincoln's physiognomy from personal memory, photographs of the president, and from a life cast made of Lincoln's face in 1860 by the sculptor Leonard W. Volk. Saint-Gaudens was so moved by what he knew and learned about Abraham Lincoln that the final form of the Chicago standing figure transformed the stern visage of a homely gentleman into a contemplative and compassionate man. The Standing Lincoln was widely acclaimed after its 1887 unveiling not only as a true likeness but as an archetype of this great man.Permalink to this object: http://emuseum.delart.org:8080/emuseum/view/objects/asitem/items$0040:10340


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Welcome to Week #5 of our Wonderful Wednesday linky party, where you can find all sorts of creative ideas from across the web! Every Wednesday you can link up your posts and check out all of the great recipes, crafts, DIY projects, tips and tricks that others have shared. You're sure to find inspiration and ideas!
Wonderful Wednesday is hosted by six clever ladies, which means that by linking up here, your link will be shared on all six websites!
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- Christmas Kids Craft: Paper Plate Reindeer by Huppie Mama
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Will We Eventually Upload Our Minds?
Bruce Katz received his Ph.D. in artificial intelligence from University of Illinois. He is a frequent lecturer in artificial intelligence at the University of Sussex in the U.K and serves as adjunct professor in of Computer Engineering at Drexel University in Philadelphia.Read More »


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Berkeley International Office has set aside this special day for "express" travel signatures just for you! Stop by any time during the hours below to get your documents signed on-the-spot (please read below *Do You Really Need a Travel Signature?).
Come to the I-House Great Hall for your Express Travel Signature on Wednesday, May 9, from 10am-3pm.
International students and scholars planning to travel abroad need a valid signature (no more than one-year old) from an Advisor in Berkeley International Office on their I-20 or DS-2019 documents. OPT Students' signature is valid 6 months. This signature verifies that you are continuing your program and are eligible to re-enter the U.S.
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Colborne scores twice, Flames beat Isles 4-3
CALGARY, Alberta (AP) — On the night Calgary honored former star Joe Nieuwendyk, an inspired new generation of young centers led the Flames to a thrilling victory.
Joe Colborne scored twice and Sean Monahan had the other goal in a furious third- period rally that saw Calgary overcome a 3-1 deficit with less than nine minutes to go to edge the New York Islanders 4-3 on Friday night.
Colborne was not yet born when Nieuwendyk scored 51 goals as a rookie in 1987-88. Nonetheless, the touching ceremony made an impact on the Calgary-born, 2008 first-round pick acquired from Toronto at the start of the season.
"You forget how good he was," said Colborne, whose first career two-goal game gives him seven goals on the season. "You hear his points and stuff and you almost forget until they walk you through his career, and that was really cool for me.
"I might have felt it a little more than some of the other guys because he was one of my favorites growing up."
Colborne got the comeback started at 11:29 when he knocked in a rebound off the end boards after Mark Giordano's point shot missed the net.
After Monahan went forehand to backhand on a pretty play in close to tie it at 14:22, Colborne completed the win, deflecting in Giordano's slap shot at 15:41.
"Joe Nieuwendyk started the game and Joe Colborne decided that he would finish the game," said Flames coach Bob Hartley.
Calgary has won seven of its last eight home games.
"Obviously it's always fun after a win but after a game like that when you're down and you come back, it feels that much better," said Monahan, who leads the team with 19 goals. "After those couple goals by us, it felt like they stepped back a little bit. At that point when you have momentum like that, it almost feels like that next goal's coming and that's what happened."
Finnish rookie Markus Granlund also scored for Calgary, which had eight rookies in their lineup for the first time since Dec. 10, 1996.
Kyle Okposo, Colin McDonald and Brock Nelson scored for New York. The Islanders are 1-1-1 with one game to go on a four-game road trip that ends in Vancouver.
Hartley said some words from veteran players at the second intermission got his team going.
"We had a good little talk in the locker room and the boys got back and they were on their toes again," he said. "When we work, when we drive the net, we're a pretty solid team. I don't care how many kids we have in the lineup. It's all about passion.
"We never quit. I'm pretty proud of my boys."
The third period unfolded just like it did Thursday night in Edmonton, when the Islanders blew a two-goal lead in a 3-2 loss.
"We just stopped playing," said Okposo, who leads the team with 26 goals. "We gave up a goal and we stopped moving our feet and stopped going after them. We dominated the game for 50 minutes. There's no reason we should lose that game."
Tied 1-1, the Islanders took their first lead early in the second period on an uncharacteristic giveaway by Giordano, which led to a goal by Okposo.
New York took a 3-1 lead to the third period.
"We were playing well until 10 minutes left and they get one, they find a bounce off the end boards and score and we just pucker up," said Islanders defenceman Thomas Hickey.
It's the 12th time the Islanders have lost a game in which they held a two-goal lead.
New York made it 3-1 in the second period when Nelson took a feed from Josh Bailey and ripped a wrist shot over Joni Ortio's glove.
After winning his first NHL game Wednesday, Ortio had 23 saves in his third NHL start. Rookie Anders Nilsson had 19 saves.
Granlund opened the scoring with his second NHL goal while the Flames were short-handed. Paul Byron drew both defensemen and the goaltender toward him before sending a slick pass to Granlund, who was left with an empty net.
New York tied it on a laser of a shot from McDonald from a sharp angle over the shoulder of Ortio and just under the crossbar.
NOTES: Nieuwendyk was honored in Calgary's Forever a Flame program. Several teammates from the Flames' 1989 Stanley Cup-winning team were part of the ceremony. ... Calgary D Tyler Wotherspoon played his first NHL game. He replaced Dennis Wideman (upper body), who was hurt in Wednesday's win over Ottawa. Wotherspoon is the fourth Flame to make his NHL debut in the past nine days. ... Between the two teams, there were 15 rookies dressed. ... Also out of the lineup for Calgary was Jiri Hudler (upper body).


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This is the Lite version of Puzzle Star, the star of all puzzle games! So much fun you won't be able to stop!
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The following was written by Gina Miller. Her opinions don't necessarily reflect those of ScottFactor.com, but because they're here, they probably do.
The Obama administration continues its endless barrage of outrages against our country and Constitution, and now they're suing Arizona. The illegal alien problem with all its attendant crime and leeching of public money is horrendous in the United States, and Arizona is part of ground zero with Mexican drug wars raging at Arizona's border and even spilling over into the state.
This administration, which has nothing but contempt for our Constitution, suddenly wants to use it to attack Arizona by claiming that immigration law enforcement is the exclusive domain of the federal government. Alright. But, what is the remedy when the federal government refuses, in dereliction of duty, to enforce America's immigration laws? I'm not aware of any real precedent for this particular situation. I know that former courts have upheld the Supremacy Clause wherein the Constitution states that federal law is the supreme law of the land.
So, the government is suing Arizona for attempting to do what the government, by law, is supposed to do but won't do. This is like a bad joke, but it's deadly serious. This administration is hell-bent on eradicating our southern border. They are desperate to dilute our population with uneducated, third-world aliens. They want to make them "legal" so they can create a permanent underclass of Democrat voters.
These dictators in Washington—and that is exactly what they are—will stop at nothing to shoot down Arizona's immigration law, which mirrors federal law. The dictators know that if this law stands, there are other states lined up to pass similar legislation. I hope many states stand up and do it, too. We can't let the Obama administration destroy our country like this. We have to find a way to stop them. Hopefully, November will usher in some relief.
The government is going to argue in their lawsuit that only at the federal level can immigration policies be set and enforced. As I said, that would be just fine if the feds would actually enforce our borders and keep the illegal aliens out of our country! A portion of the lawsuit says that a,
"state may not establish its own immigration policy or enforce state laws in a manner that interferes with the federal immigration laws. The Constitution and the federal immigration laws do not permit the development of a patchwork of state and local immigration policies throughout the country."
What patchwork?! The Arizona law is the same as the federal law! The difference is in who is enforcing it. What is the answer here? This case will no doubt end up before the Supreme Court. Some constitutional experts will say that Washington has a good case, but I keep going back to the same question. If the federal government is in dereliction of duty regarding keeping our borders secure and illegal aliens out, then what can we do? Do we just lie down and let ourselves be overrun by hordes of criminal aliens at the whim of the evil rats in Washington? I don't think so.
Arizona must convince the courts that the U.S. government has shunned its responsibility for protecting our country from foreign invasion. Not only has it shunned its duties, but it has encouraged the influx of illegal aliens by pandering to racist pro-illegal immigration groups like La Raza and LULAC. Arizona must win this case, or we're in worse trouble than we know.
If Arizona loses this case at the highest level, I will know that we're very, very close to completely losing our country. We're on the brink as it is with this gang of hoods in Washington taking their hatchets to our Constitution and our freedoms. Oh, but here's one time they want to stand by the Constitution! What hypocrites they are!
Let's pray hard for Arizona's victory when this case finally reaches the Supreme Court.
Originally from Texas, Gina is a graduate of William Carey College in Gulfport, MS, with a Bachelor of Fine Arts. Gina currently presents an audio blog on News Radio 104.9 FM in Biloxi, MS. Her blogs can be heard twice weekly on the Kipp Gregory morning show.


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At Amazon, #9 in self-esteem, #11 in gender studies, and #18 in women's studies!
Come on, Shapelings, LET'S GET THIS BOOK TO NUMBER ONE OVERALL!
Kidding, kidding. Seriously, though, if you still want to do something to help (without necessarily spending money this time), we'd love it if you'd periodically check up on the reviews, tags, and comments there and on Powell's — if you have the Sanity Watchers points, that is. Powell's is especially trolly right now, and I've already corresponded with a director there, who said (totally reasonably) that deleting even the worst ones would probably draw more negative attention and cause more trouble than it's worth. (Not everyone has a brilliant comments policy like ours.)
So the best things you can do for us right now are:
1) Post positive reviews! (Preferably after you've read the book, so as not to make our primary objection to a lot of the trolly comments hypocritical.)
2) Mark troll comments "not helpful," so they get moved down the page.
3) On Amazon, click on the appropriate tags (including "Kneel before Zod," duh), so tags like "whiny" "crybaby" and "denial" get moved down. (*eyeroll*)
4) Link the phrase "Lessons from the Fat-o-Sphere" — either to your favorite bookstore's site or our book site — from your blog, to help shore up our Google ranking and keep shitheads who mention the book farther down the list.
5) Let us know in comments about any other ideas for keeping our book pages as clean as possible, without pestering the booksellers to get rid of the nasties.
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The fees for renewal of a CPA and PA permit are:
Active status - $255Inactive status - $50 Retired - $50
Municipal License - $150
Late penalty/Active - $255 Late penalty/Inactive - $50 Late penalty/Retired - $25
Municipal Auditor Late Fee/$150
* Increase effective January 1, 2012
Renewal applications are mailed to the address on file with the Board office mid-May.
Licensees with an even-numbered permit expire on June 30 of even-numbered years and odd-numbered permits expire on June 30 of odd-numbered years. The renewal application must be received in the Board office postmarked no later than June 30 of the renewal period that is expiring. Permits that are not renewed will lapse. Renewal applications postmarked after the June 30 deadline must include payment of the late renewal fee. The Board has no authority to waive the late renewal fee (ORS 673.150).
Requirements for Inactive Licensees:
Licensees who elect to renew their license to inactive status should be aware of the rules regulating inactive status.
Inactive status granted may be granted to a licensee by the Board if the license is not suspended or revoked and who is not:
- performing or offering to perform, for a client, services involving the use of accounting or auditing skills, including, but not limited to, issuance of reports on financial statements, management advisory, financial advisory or consulting services, preparation of tax returns or the furnishing of advice on tax matters; and
- who is not practicing public accountancy* in a business organization that is required to be registered in Oregon with the Board under ORS 673.160; or
- is a Sole Practitioner
Licensees who are granted inactive status must not use the CPA or PA designation unless the word "inactive" is used in conjunction with the designation, such as "CPA Inactive" and is listed in the same size font as the designation.
CPE Requirements for Inactive Licensees
Inactive licensees are required to provide 32 hours of CPE each renewal period. The hours earned may be in any subject, technical or non-technical. Please review OAR 801-010-0040. There is a limit of 8 hours allowed for non-technical hours allowed in each reporting period. The maximum carry-forward for inactive licensees is 8 hours. CPE earned in the 2 years immediately preceding the date of expiration (June 30) will be accepted. There is no per year minimum and no ethics CPE requirement.
Continuing Professional Education (CPE) Administrative Rules, (Chapter 801, Division 40), may be accessed by clicking here
Each biennial renewal period, certified public accountants and public accountants must report satisfactory evidence of having completed 80 hours of CPE.
Click here for a list of NASBA approved sponsors.
The form below is available for personal tracking purposes. This form is the same format as the CPE reporting page on the renewal application, and can serve as a tool to keep track of CPE accrual.
*Please note that the Board office is will not accept any CPE submissions prior to the renewal application forms are mailed to licensees.
Applicable Statutes or Administrative Rules ORS 673.165 OAR 801-040-0030(4) Correspondence courses and other individual study (self-study) programs do not qualify for CPE credit unless both the CPE sponsor and the specific CPE program are approved by the NASBA National CPE Registry. Licensees need to be aware that non-technical CPE programs are not reviewed by NASBA and are not eligible for CPE credit in Oregon. Even though a sponsor may have received a sponsor registry number (indicating approval of the programs offered by that sponsor) non-technical programs offered by the sponsor are not eligible for CPE credit in Oregon. Non-technical CPE programs are eligible for credit only if they meet the program requirements stated in OAR 801-040-0030(2):
a. An outline of the program is prepared in advance and preserved
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UE to Host Manual Physical Therapy Residency Program
Posted: Thursday, April 25, 2013
In partnership with the Ola Grimsby Institute, the University of Evansville is proud to announce that it will host an orthopedic manual physical therapy residency program, beginning this fall.
The 15-month program, credentialed by the American Physical Therapy Association, is geared toward licensed physical therapists who work in outpatient facilities. Participants will meet one weekend (Saturday and Sunday) per month for classroom instruction and lab experiences.
"We're very excited to offer this opportunity for physical therapists in our area to expand their skills and integrate orthopedic manual physical therapy into their clinical practice," said Shala Cunningham, assistant professor of physical therapy at UE, coordinator of the residency program, and an instructor with the Ola Grimsby Institute. "This program is based on current research, thorough clinical education, and extensive teaching experience, all in light of current healthcare reforms and evidence-based procedures."
Enrollment opens in May, and applications are due August 1; classes begin in September. To obtain an application, e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com.
For questions about the residency at the University of Evansville, please contact Shala Cunningham at firstname.lastname@example.com.
The Ola Grimsby Institute, based in Taylorsville, Utah, is a world-class consortium of physical therapists and physicians providing continuing education, certification programs, and doctoral degrees to physical therapists, manual therapists, and practitioners in the United States, Europe, and Asia.


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SKF TMHC 110E Hydraulic puller kit
- Brands SKF
- Product Code: TMHC 110E
- Availability: In Stock
- Ex Tax: $1,300.00
Hydraulic puller kit
Powerful combination of a jaw and strong back puller
The SKF TMHC 110E is a hydraulic puller kit, which combines a jaw puller and a strong back puller with up to 100 kN (11.2 ton US) pulling power. The versatile puller kit facilitates safe and easy dismounting in a variety of applications.
- Unique combination of a hydraulic jaw and a strong back puller for use in various applications
- High load rating of 100 kN (11.2 ton US) make the TMHC 110E suitable for use in many applications
- Hydraulic spindle facilitates easy and quick dismounting, effortless generation of force
- The jaw puller includes 2 different arm sizes for maximum reach of 115 mm (4.5 in.)
- The jaw puller can be assembled as a three-armed or two-armed puller depending on the space and demands of the application
- The firm grip of the strong back puller behind the bearing's inner ring reduces the force required to dismount the bearing
- The special separator design of the strong back puller allows the puller to be used even in the tightest spaces
- The extension rods of strong back puller allow a maximum reach of 255 mm (10 in.) for quick adaptation to required pulling length
Technical data Designation TMHC 110E Description Advanced hydraulic puller kit General Contents 1 x arm-assembly stand
3 x arms, set 1 (TMHP10E-9)
3 x arms, set 2 (TMHP10E-10)
1 x separator set
1 x beam
2 x main rods
2 x extension rods, 125 mm (4.9 in)
1 x hydraulic spindle TMHS 100
2 x extension pieces for hydraulic
spindle; 50, 100 mm (2.0, 3.9 in)
1 x nosepiece with centre point
for hydraulic spindle
Maximum stroke 80 mm (3.1 in) Nominal working force 100 kN (11.2 US ton force) Weight 13,5 kg (29.8 lb) Cycle life hydraulic cylinder Minimum 5000 cycles up to 100 kN
(11.2 US ton force)
Threading hydraulic cylinder UN 1½'' x 16 tpi Safety valve setting hydraulic
105 kN (11.8 US ton force) Carrying case dimensions 580 x 410 x 70 mm
(23 x 16 x 2.8 in)
Jaw puller Effective arms length, arms set 1
65 mm (2.6 in) Width of grip, arms set 1 50-110 mm (2-4.3 in)
Claw height
6 mm (0.25 in) Effective arms length, arms set 2
115 mm (4.5 in) Width of grip, arms set 2 75-170 mm (3.0-6.7 in) Claw height 6 mm (0.25 in) Strong back puller Maximum reach 250 mm (9.8 in) Shaft diameter range 20 - 100 mm (0.8 - 4 in)


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One last post. One more night. By the time you awake in the morning it will be a new year. So why don't we take this one last chance to get dressed up for New Year's Eve. Dig in the back of those closets - or maybe, if you've been especially good this year - have a look through those Christmas presents from last weekend (yes, there's a wonderful red & black buffalo plaid dinner jacket in my formal wardrobe now!)
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It's summertime summertime sum-sum-summertime! Time for music awesomeness! Here's my list SO FAR…
Friday, June 10th = Dale Watson at Maxwell's in Hoboken, NJ
Saturday, June 11th = Bang Sway at Private Rooftop Partay (email me for deets)
Saturday, June 25th = Rachel Brooke and James Hunnicutt at Otto's Shrunken Head
Thursday, June 30th = Justin Townes Earle at Prospect Park Bandshell
Saturday, July 2nd = Possessed by Paul James at Valentine's in Albany
Monday, July 4th = Bob Wayne at the Outlaw BBQ
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Orange Crush: Trojans Trounce Iowa
Jan 3, 2003
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By STEVEN WINE
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MIAMI - Carson Palmer has yet another trophy for his shelf: Orange Bowl MVP.
The Heisman Trophy winner dominated his duel with Heisman runner-up Brad Banks, throwing for 303 yards and a touchdown to help No. 5 Southern California beat No. 3 Iowa 38-17 Thursday night.
Palmer led scoring drives of 79, 80, 99, 85 and 61 yards, helping the Trojans to a 16-minute advantage in time of possession. They mounted long touchdown marches on their first three possessions of the second half to blow open a game that was 10-10 at halftime.
'I knew I'd have a target on my chest coming into this game,' Palmer said. 'Brad Banks was as deserving as any of the candidates, and because of that I knew they were going to be coming after me. I think we slowed them down a little bit.'
Banks was limited to 204 yards passing and failed to lead the Hawkeyes' normally high-powered offense to the end zone until the final minute. Their biggest play came when C.J. Jones returned the opening kickoff 100 yards for a touchdown, an Orange Bowl record.
Southern California (11-2) beat a Top 25 team for the seventh time this season. USC won its final eight games and snapped a nine-game winning streak by Iowa (11-2).
'We didn't think it would be this easy,' said Mike Williams, who caught an 18-yard touchdown pass from Palmer. 'After the kickoff, they didn't do anything.'
The Trojans outscored UCLA, Notre Dame and Iowa 134-51 over their final three games, a showing that might be impressive enough to vault them to second in the final rankings behind the Fiesta Bowl winner between No. 1 Miami and No. 2 Ohio State. That would be USC's highest finish since 1979.
'We're playing terrific football right now,' coach Pete Carroll said. 'We'd like to just keep on going.'
Palmer completed 21 of 31 passes, feasting on a defense that ranked last in the Big Ten against the pass. His 65-yard bomb to Kareem Kelly set up Southern Cal's first score, but mostly Palmer made short throws to keep drives alive.
'He was the better quarterback tonight,' Kelly said. 'The Heisman showed up.'
Banks, a Florida native who had dozens of relatives watching from the stands, went 15-for-36 and threw his first interception since Oct. 19.
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|MIAMI (AP)-- Huggy Bear's son did his own star turn in prime time. Justin Fargas had touchdown runs of 4 and 50 yards. Southern California tailback Justin Fargas, whose father, Antonio, played that character on the 'Starsky and Hutch' TV show in the 1970s, provided a happy ending to his college football career Thursday night. Bowling over tacklers at times and dodging and darting past them at others, Fargas ran for 122 yards and two touchdowns in the No. 5 Trojans' 38-17 Orange Bowl victory over No. 3 Iowa.(more)
'It was just a great ballclub we faced tonight,' he said. 'They had a great game.'
Iowa's muscle was a concern for Southern California coming into the game, but instead the fleet Trojans wore down the Hawkeyes. USC gained 363 yards in the second half to finish with 550.
'They weren't used to our speed,' Kelly said. 'We're a second-half team, and we came out with a lot of fire.'
The matchup was dubbed the Rose Bowl of the East because Pasadena is the more traditional postseason reward for both teams, but USC thrived in the unfamiliar setting. Justin Fargas rushed for 122 yards, including touchdowns of 4 and 50 yards. Williams caught six passes for 99 yards, including his 14th touchdown reception of the season to tie an NCAA freshman record.
After Jones scored on the opening kickoff, more than 40,000 Iowa fans in attendance had little to cheer about.
'USC is a great team with a lot of speed, and that's something we didn't handle too well,' Iowa receiver Maurice Brown said.
While Iowa fans sat mostly silent, such former Trojans stars as Keyshawn Johnson, Tony Boselli and Rodney Peete rooted from their team's sideline. There were no sightings of O.J. Simpson, who lives in Miami and showed up at a USC practice last week.
The Hawkeyes were hurt by 13 penalties, two turnovers and several missed opportunities. In the first half they had first-and-goal at the 2 and at the 1, but they came away with only three points from the two possessions.
A sack by Matt Grootegoed stymied the first threat, and Iowa settled for a 35-yard field goal by Nate Kaeding.
The Hawkeyes earned a first down at the 1 with 10 seconds left in the half, but after Banks overthrew Brown in the end zone, they sent in the field goal team. Consecutive false-start penalties pushed the ball to the 11, and Bernard Riley then blocked Kaeding's 29-yard attempt, ending the half with the score tied.
'He (Palmer) was the better quarterback tonight. The Heisman showed up.'
USC's Kareem Kelly
'That was tough, coming down there and not putting up any points,' Banks said. 'That was something we really needed.'
Iowa never recovered from that deflating sequence. USC took the lead for good by driving 80 yards on the first possession of the second half and scoring on Williams' acrobatic catch.
A punt then pinned the Trojans at their 1, and on third down a scrambling Palmer was stopped short of a first down. But Bob Sanders was flagged for a late hit, sustaining a drive that ended with Fargas' long touchdown sprint.
Another Iowa punt was followed by another USC score, Sultan McCullough's 4-yard run.
'We got better as the game when on,' Carroll said. 'It was really pleasing.'
Playing for the first time since Nov. 16, the Hawkeyes still managed a quick start. Jones took the opening kickoff at the goal line, broke into the clear thanks to a block by Jermelle Lewis and scored untouched.
The Trojans quickly came back. Palmer's first pass was negated by a penalty. His second was the long strike to Kelly, setting up Fargas' 4-yard touchdown run.
USC spent much of the second quarter in Iowa territory but couldn't score until the final 72 seconds, when Ryan Killeen kicked a 35-yard field goal after Lewis lost a fumble at midfield.
The game was sponsored by FedEx.
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In my previous column I talked about a meeting between a delegation from Toledo and the governor's office regarding the Iowa Juvenile Home (IJH). That meeting occurred the afternoon of Friday, November 15 at the capitol. The delegation included attorney Jim Roan, President of the State Bank of Toledo John Kavalier, past IJH teacher Yvonne Mallory, South Tama school Superintendent Kerri Nelson, county attorney Brent Heeren, Mike Husak, former Representative Lance Horbach, Toledo mayor Dave Svoboda and me.
Tama mayor Dan Zimmerman was not able to join us due to personal commitments. I want to thank the IJH staff and the entire Tama-Toledo community, it was their enthusiastic support for IJH and the IJH children that drove this high-level meeting to save the Toledo facility.
Governor Branstad and Lt. Gov. Reynolds both met with us, along with Department of Human Services (DHS) Director Charles Palmer and members of the governor's staff. Our goal was to assure the governor that the entire Toledo and Tama community supports the IJH and its mission and want the IJH to remain in Toledo. We also wanted to show that the entire community is willing to work with the governor's office and legislature as we move forward.
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What came through loud and clear in this meeting is that the governor will be focused on doing what is best for the children involved in the juvenile care network. I am proud to say that our community and the staff at the IJH overwhelmingly share that goal with the governor. The children the IJH serves are deserving of the best care possible so that they can heal from the trauma they have suffered and so they can achieve the education and life skills they need to succeed in life. I believe that the IJH is ideally suited to continue to be a critical part of that care network for these children.
I am now more confident that the IJH will continue in Toledo. However, that doesn't mean that there won't be more changes at the IJH as called for in the report from the governor's task force. DHS is already actively working on moving the boys out of the IJH, making it a girls-only facility. The governor's office, DHS and the Toledo delegation all agreed that this change makes sense for the good of the children. These troubled children do not need the added distraction that a mixed-sex population creates.
Beyond that decision about the boys, the direction has not yet been determined, there are many other recommendations in the task force report to yet be considered, and those recommendations are much more complex than the boys issue. The issues of accreditation, funding, program content, education oversight and statewide capacity for troubled teens all interact in ways that can sometimes be contradictory. I expect that the governor's office will make a recommendation by the time the legislature convenes in mid-January, kicking off much discussion during the session.
This meeting was a positive step forward in what will be a long process. I know the past many months of controversy have been hard on the employees at the IJH, I hope they can bear with us for a few more months as this issue moves to the legislature for discussion and action.
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Technical Communications UK 2012, the conference organised by The Institute of Scientific and Technical Communicators, ended last Thursday, and I've had a few days to reflect on this event.
What was new
There was a more of an international feel to the conference this year – there seemed to be more overseas speakers and delegates than in previous years. There were many new speakers and perhaps more case studies than before. Some of the new speakers had interesting content, but came across as a little nervous. It's great to see new speakers, and I'm sure the nerves will go as they as do more presentations.
We saw new topics such as publishing content to tablets and other mobile devices. Technical Communicators are in a good position to make best use of these new technologies, because of our experience of publishing information to more than one medium, the abilities of the software tools we use, and because our approach is not to have the presentation format and content "baked together". This ability to adapt to future trends might explain the greater confidence that seemed to be around the conference rooms.
Other new topics were:
- Developing community based content instead of user generated content. The former is getting users to write to a shared common goal. The latter often ends up as being "all about me".
- Media synchronization. This is something I covered that seemed to generate a lot of interest. This is the idea that a user can move from watching a video, to listening to an audio narration, to reading text instructions, and back again. All the media are synchronised, so flow of information is seamless.
There were very few negatives. The audio of presentations were all meant to be recorded, but unfortunately not of them were.
There was one question left hanging in the air: How do you get non-Technical Authors to write in DITA or in other structured ways?
A good conference – roll on TCUK 2013
I look forward to next year's conference. I'd like to see more discussions on how some consumer technology has become simpler and more ubiquitous, and how technical communicators should be adapt to that. Does that require a new style; does it now fall outside of the work that technical communicators do?
I'd also like to see a little more on using wiki-based technologies.
We work in a fast paced industry – it's surprising how many new topics there are to explore at conferences such as these.


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Bart Scott, Jason Smith among cuts as cash-strapped Jets trim payroll
Bart Scott started 60 games over his four seasons with the New York Jets. (Kathy Willens/AP)
No team in the NFL entered the offseason in a greater salary-cap predicament than the New York Jets. In one fell swoop (well, technically, five fell swoops), the Jets went a long way toward remedying their situation.
Bart Scott, Calvin Pace, Jason Smith, Eric Smith and Josh Baker were all released by the Jets on Tuesday, cutting approximately $32 million from the team's cap for the 2013 season. That's enough of a savings to get New York out from the red -- the Jets were an estimated $23 million over the projected salary cap prior to their pink-slip bonanza.
Before we dive deeper into what it all means, a quick check into the players sent packing Tuesday:
• Bart Scott, LB: An outspoken member of the Jets for the past four seasons, Scott recorded just 60 tackles in 2012, his lowest total since he was a backup in Baltimore almost a decade ago.
Scott reportedly was set for a Thursday meeting with the Jets, at which point the two sides were expected to discuss a pay cut -- Scott was due $8 million in 2013. However, New York pulled a preemptive strike.
• Jason Smith, OT: Smith's release adds gives him another boost in the race for biggest draft bust ever. The No. 2 pick in 2009 had no chance at collecting a pending $12 million roster bonus after spending last season behind Austin Howard on the depth chart. Smith saw sparing use as an extra tight end, but that was hardly enough for the Jets to keep him around.
The Jets originally acquired Smith in a trade with the St. Louis Rams prior to the 2012 regular season. New York sent tackle Wayne Hunter to St. Louis, in exchange for the underachieving Smith.
• Eric Smith, S: Smith played 329 snaps last season (64 more than Jason Smith), and on a team with a friendly cap situation might have stuck around in a backup role.
• Calvin Pace, LB: Pace rated out as the Jets' worst defender in 2012, according to Pro Football Focus, so the decision to cut him loose and save upwards of $8.5 million was an easy one.
• Josh Baker, TE: The throw-in cut from Tuesday's bloodletting. Baker tore his ACL during last preseason and did not play a game in 2012.
So, where does all of this leave the Jets?
For starters, they now have a tiny bit of money with which to operate, so they can get to work deciding which of their in-house pending free agents are worth keeping. Tops among those names are left guard Matt Slauson and safety LaRon Landry, though both still may be outside the Jets' price range.
The big mystery moving forward now is if any of the money freed up here will go toward Darrelle Revis. The Jets' standout cornerback has been the subject of trade talks as he seeks a lucrative long-term deal.
Tuesday's cuts hit the linebacking corps most deeply -- Scott and Pace combined to start 29 games last season. With OLB Bryan Thomas also up for free agency, New York could be looking at three new starters at linebacker (and David Harris, the fourth starter, probably will wind up restructuring his contract).
Demario Davis, a 2012 third-round pick, could get the first crack at replacing Scott. He brings precisely the mix of youth, potential and financial feasibility that a cash-strapped rebuilding team like the Jets need.
The Jets' placement at No. 9 in the draft's first round should provide them a chance to find a 3-4 linebacker or, if they so choose, a safety -- Eric Smith, Landry and Yeremiah Bell all could be lost at that position by draft time.


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How do we plan for a future with more blackouts?
Modern life is utterly dependent on electricity. What are we to do if that supply becomes erratic?
By: Sami Grover
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From rolling blackouts in Texas to the largest power failure in the world, there's nothing like a disruption in the electricity supply to remind us how dependent we have become. And that dependence is about to get us into serious trouble, according to a report over at The Guardian.
A future of disruption?
Looking at a research paper called Blackouts: A Sociology of Electrical Power Failure by Hugh Byrd and Steve Matthewman, and published in the Social Space Scientific Journal, the report suggests that we shouldn't take uninterrupted supply for granted:
"Infrastructural investment across Europe and the U.S. has been poor, and our power generation systems are more fragile than most people think," said Matthewman. "The vulnerability of our electricity systems is highlighted by one particular blackout which took place in Italy in 2003, when the whole nation was left without power because of two fallen trees. This reality is particularly alarming when you consider the world's increasing dependency on electricity."
The fragility of the electrical grid will come as no surprise to folks who experienced the recent blackouts in the Northeast. How we choose to respond will determine what happens next.
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A confluence of technologies
While critics of renewable energy warn of intermittent supply, for example, there's been a great deal of work to ensure that renewables can keep the lights on when the sun doesn't shine. From distributed and utility-scale battery storage to smart homes, microgrids and demand response technology, there are technologies on the horizon that could at least help reduce our vulnerability to blackouts, if not craft a more resilient, sophisticated energy system than what we have now.
We also need to get serious about using a lot less energy. But progress is already underway. In a recent op-ed for Live Science, Seth Shulman of the Union of Concerned Scientists argued that efficiency and conservation measures over the last decade are a little talked about success story:
Think for a moment about how many more electronic devices we all use these days even for tasks — from brushing our teeth to reading books and magazines — that we used to do without electricity. And yet, nonetheless, we're still seeing steady declines in residential electricity consumption, down now to the 2001 level of an average of 10,819 kilowatt-hours per household. It's a remarkable and indisputable achievement that is saving you money and lowering the nation's carbon emissions. The story is, to a large extent, a direct result of government energy-efficiency standards.
A commitment to efficiency
From laptop computers using a fraction of the power that a desktop used to, to massive improvements in refrigerator efficiency, Shulman makes the case that government intervention has been central to such progress. Imagine what could be achieved if we redoubled such efforts, and if economies like China or India — countries that have much to gain from avoiding a future of blackouts — put their own efforts into curbing demand.
That said, there are huge mountains to climb. Curbing electricity consumption in the U.S., where refrigerators and HVAC systems were already widespread, was relatively simple. As consumers in emerging economies gain economic clout, it seems reasonable to assume they'll be acquiring the trappings of a modern lifestyle, and the growing energy consumption that goes along with it.
Tackle the problem from all angles
Perhaps the biggest takeaway from this debate is that we'd be wise to not put all of our eggs in one basket. The pressing urgency of climate change means that we have no choice but to massively ramp up the production of clean energy. Alongside that effort, investing in sophisticated technology for both better energy storage and distribution would seem like a no-brainer. And conservation and efficiency should be priorities for developed and emerging economies alike.
Complex technology can only take us so far. An LED bulb is as useful as an incandescent in a blackout. An efficient new HVAC is as effective as a cheap electric space heater if the power is not on. Disruption to our energy supply is a useful reminder that, alongside efficiency, designers need to think about resilience, as Lloyd Alter said over at TreeHugger recently:
At the time of this writing, hundreds of thousands of people are without power right now in Pennsylvania. The whole Northeast has been going through cold like we haven't felt for years. If anyone ever needed a lesson in why we should stop building glass towers and why we should be building to far higher standards of insulation, this has been it. The people who are living in Passive Houses are sitting pretty while everyone might freeze in the dark.
Smart homes are great. But deploy 'dumb' solutions first.
From caulking baseboards in a historic home to building new buildings that require almost no heating, strategies for increasing resilience can be applied anywhere. Used alongside cutting-edge solutions like LED lighting and solar PV, they can increase efficiency and reliability when the grid is operating, and guard against disaster if and when it does go down.
What our future energy supply will look like seems decidedly uncertain. But what we need to do to shape it seems utterly clear.
So let's get started before the lights go out.


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Marlin has always been an easy horse to handle, but he has never had an appetite while traveling and even after we arrive at competitions, it's slow to return. Between his poor appetite while traveling and the extra conditioning he does in preparation to compete in CIC* and CCI* events, it has been a battle to keep weight on him.
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