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Michael just loves putting links all around pointing to his own site.
Phoronix: Linux 3.5-rc3 Kernel Released, Still A Bit Much
The third release candidate of the Linux 3.5 kernel was made available on Saturday night...
Michael just loves putting links all around pointing to his own site.
Yes I was assuming one of the links would be to the actual lkml announcement, silly me I should have known better.
Workarounds aside, what confused me is the question why he does it. Hiding trap-links behind convoluted sentence structures is annoying to those trying to find the news, and only a minor convenience for those who don't know the backstory. But then it's not just the related backstory, but often any halfway related article that can be fit in with a crowbar, so it doesn't appear to be for the benefit of the reader. Just an attempt to increase the google rank?
I'd prefer restructuring news into three distinct stages:
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That's easier to read and navigate and looks more professional, while diminishing neither google rank nor the ability for non-regulars to inform themselves about background stories.
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Speakers at Saturday's event included Attorney General Eric Holder, who credited King's speech for providing a foundation for the civil rights movement, CNN reported. He and other speakers said today's civil rights fight branches out to include people of other races and sexual orientations.
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Jennifer Jones Austin, of the Federation of Protestant Welfare Agencies" urged the crowd to fight for equal rights for gays and fight against poverty and gun violence.
"I am a daughter of the civil rights movement, and as a daughter I am a beneficiary of all the good that resulted from the hard work, the sweat and tears, and the blood that was shed by the leaders and doers of that movement," she said. "And as a daughter and a beneficiary, I am now the burden-bearer of this generation's civil rights movement."
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7 Actions that Earn User Trust
Control of personal information in the digital space, and particularly on mobile devices, presents a unique design challenge.
Most people aren't aware that their personal data is being collected and shared. Many don't take the time to validate their expectations and most never read privacy policies.
People become aware of these issues only when something happens that doesn't meet their expectations, like seeing their friend's picture in a Facebook ad or banner ads that match a recent purchase. And when people do become aware and their expectations are violated, trust in the brand is eroded.
People want transparency and control, but they want it on their terms. They don't want to have their activities interrupted, but they do want to set controls on what is being collected and how it is used.
The Goal
The goal of the Digital Trust Initiative is to create awareness of privacy issues while not getting in the way of the experience. This is an even bigger challenge for mobile interactions due to small screen real estate and the need for consistency across apps and sites. However, it is not insurmountable. By leveraging visceral design constructs such as sound and vibration, we can create new experiences surrounding personal data collection that are transparent and provide control.
The 6 Design Principles
In our previous article, "Control and Transparency," we outlined our approach to establishing user needs: conducting foundational research into the context of use.
What do users care about? What triggers their actions to adjust privacy settings?
Through in-depth interviews, including asking participants to demonstrate how they use their mobile devices to access content, we gained a clear view of their experiences. Analyzing that data, we derived six design principles to guide the design process:
- Context: What are users' mental models, beliefs, expectations, and task flows around maintaining their personal information?
- Motivation: What do users care about? What triggers their actions to adjust privacy settings?
- Awareness and attention: Do users know that a privacy status indicator exists? Once they realize that it's there, do they pay attention to it when they are using their device?
- Discoverability: If users look for a privacy status indicator, can they find it? How visible does it have to be? Can it be something other than visual?
- Comprehension and retention: Do users understand and remember how to interact with or adjust settings via the privacy status indicator? Can they repeat processes?
- Usability: Can users interact with the status indicator? Is there a box that they can check for easy control?
From these six design principles, we dug deeper, arriving at a growing list of actions or best practices that DTI design must take into account. In this article, we will take a look at the first seven actions that we've solidified.
An Initial Set of Actions
These actions are essentially the barriers that must be overcome in order to earn users' trust in the digital domain:
1. Timing: Tell me when I should care. Don't interrupt me, and don't force me to pay attention to something I'm not interested in at the moment. Ask for data when it is needed, at the moment when it makes sense intuitively and contextually.
- Bad timing is asking or requiring the user to agree to terms when they are just trying to evaluate an app for the first time.
- Good timing is requesting the user's location in the process of placing an order; such an "in the moment" request seems perfectly natural, because users know the information is necessary to complete the transaction.
2. Organization: Why is the same action available in several places? Dispersed controls can be hard to find, and duplicative or similar-sounding controls are confusing. Provide access to all controls in one place, so that users can link them together easily. Simplify or consolidate similar controls to avoid user confusion.
- Similar-sounding choices, such as "account settings" and "privacy settings," create a difficult choice that's also difficult to remember.
- Privacy settings, when listed in several menu categories, make it unclear if they control the same or separate areas.
- Page layouts on different platforms communicate differently. One platform uses action words to call attention to information: heading words like "settings" look like buttons requiring a click. Amidst all this apparent need for action, the privacy policy link gets lost on the page. The other platform interface is less action-oriented and more information-oriented, relieving the pressure on the user to click. As a result, the "Privacy Policy" link has more prominence.
3. Surface: Be transparent. If users have to go hunting, then they worry that something is being hidden from them. That makes them less trusting and more wary of a site.
- Don't make me look: people are not motivated to learn about privacy policies, so they will not look, and one click can be too much.
- Don't make me dig: if it requires several taps and scrolling, it feels buried and "sneaky," like the site might be hiding something.
- Be available: if a higher-level icon is not available on every page, or not at the point of action, that can lead to user frustration or mistrust.
4. Embed: Don't make me hunt. Put the link into the text, at a natural point when I am interested in finding more information. If the site doesn't link its brief text to the full version, then the user has to go hunting for it. This can be perceived as "trickery," eroding trust.
5. Associate: Tell me what the consequences of my actions are.
- Associate actions and outcomes—don't just provide a bare on/off choice without letting users know what each choice means.
- An uninformed decision leaves the user in the dark as to the outcome of their choice to, for example, turn on Location Services for a search engine.
- Informed decisions can be made when the site highlights what the consequences of such a choice will be, and follows up with the option to continue or cancel.
- Associate information with state–tell me on the same screen what the icon means; don't make me scroll down a long screen to find out.
6. Value proposition and consequences: Why should I do this? Give consumers a reason why personal information is needed, and the value proposition.
- If an app requests permission to use current location, and also explains why, users are usually happy to comply. Brands earn trust when they clearly and simply outline the consequences of a choice.
- If an app doesn't really need the user's current location, and provides no justification for needing it, people aren't likely to agree to giving the information up.
- Opaque statements like, "Hardware Controls Take pictures and videos" or warnings about consequences—"if you turn off cookies, some features and services may not function properly"—cause user anxiety: what does that mean? What will the impact be?
7. Informed consent: When did I say this was ok? Did the user make a choice, and did they understand what they were choosing? Give people the opportunity to understand and agree to the terms of providing their data. Be clear about what is being collected, and what can and cannot be controlled.
- Action-based radio buttons are an attention-getting way to both give the user a sense of control and to indicate a choice previously made. By contrast, links tend to get lost.
- Explanatory language that includes vague words—"such as," "things like," "for example"—does not fully convey all the possibilities, and may obscure the larger potential outcome.
While the six design guidelines and our growing list of actions have helped with initial design development, this is still just the beginning. Designing is a highly iterative process. As designers become involved, more design constructs enter the picture. This naturally leads to the identification of additional actions. In our current iterative design process, we have already identified at least two additional actions that will be addressed along with some other new actions in a future article.
The Digital Trust Initiative is an independent effort to study digital design and privacy policy in digital technology. The work of the initiative is funded, in part, by a variety of partners: Yahoo!, Create With Context, AOL, The Future of Privacy Forum (FPF), Verizon, and Visa. The views expressed in this article and the conclusions drawn do not reflect the views of these partners. Further, the partners have not independently verified the results of the study, nor do they make any representation as to the accuracy or value of any statements made herein.
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You have only not explained it in an easy manner. Does your examples show their fault or you suggest that how you should make it. very very confusing for novice users. May be your headers are improper which does not motivate us to read.
Ilana, great article and good points. It shows what can go wrong where. Yet, I don't see real solutions in your article. Also, I don't really know if there should be a solution.
The way you brought up the privacy issue made me feel it to be utterly important. In my view - I think that you implied that as well - people don't care until they are confronted with a problem. When confronted with a problem they will most probably shout it out on social media and still don't look for the privacy policy. I think, they think that people with more sense of it will sort it out. And yes, the trust in the brand will be eroded but then, there are still over a billion people using Facebook. It all depends on who you are as a brand and what the brand gains for you as a user/customer.
What I would like on this page is to have solutions on how we can have people understand what is being asked from them. Could a very small colored special created privacy icon - set as a standard and thus used by everyone in the business - in a corner be something? Green colored when privacy is not so much at stake and moving on to bright red and possibly blinking slightly when privacy is much more at stake. Then when tapping (or otherwise) on it a voice will tell you what you need to know about privacy and will direct you to more information- double click on the icon and a page shows more with clear links to web pages when requested.
Replies on this or other solutions are most welcome.
Thank you.
I really like the principles put forth here. I can see why designers resist some of these ideas - it seems like it would be frustratingly difficult to implement all of them when there's so little screen real estate, so many actions that need to be enabled, and so much information that needs to be conveyed. Something has to be relegated to the bottom of the page, or to other pages entirely.
To which I say - then the design job is hard. It's still our responsibility to try and do better. And if we can come up with aesthetically pleasing ways to design according to these standards, the pay-off in user satisfaction and loyalty will be unmatched.
Looking at the larger paradigmatic picture - I think what you're arguing for here is a switch from the too-long dominant user opt-out policy that has underpinned social media and mobile, to a user opt-in policy. If we look at service and experience from the ideal of an opt-in system, it seems that many of these principles should be rather self-evident. It's very much about informed consent.
Thanks for a great post!
It seems to me what you're looking for is a dream world where the user understands all the nuances of an app from the outset. Progressive disclosure demands that some things be hidden … I think the best we can do is minimize the harm if the user makes an uninformed action. That might mean that they may not get all the benefits of an app right away, but they can learn over time. Experience is the best teacher.


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The rag being a turban and the head being that of a middle eastern or far eastern male. Although not all middle eastern or far eastern people wear turbans the term raghead is used in any case. It's the same as calling an Iraqi a Paki. See alse: towelhead, sand nigger, Paki, camel jockey, oil nigger.
Taxi Driver: Those damn armericans are always putting there noses where they shouldn't.
Taxi's Fare: Shut up yah fuckin raghead! What the fuck do you know anyway.
Taxi's Fare: Shut up yah fuckin raghead! What the fuck do you know anyway.
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Any ethnic individual whose culure and/or religion dictates that they wear a cloth device/headress on their head. Usually derogatory.
Man, I noticed alot of rag-heads when I was in London!
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n. An offensive term for Muslims, Arabs, or all Middle-Easterners, referring to the turbans that some wear.
See also sand nigger
See also sand nigger
After being called a raghead at a party, Ashley swore to never tan again.
por Holly-Day
25 de Janeiro de 2004
1. A person of Middle Eastern or North African decent(derogatory)
2. a Hindu Indian(derogatory)
3. a gypsy(derogatory)
2. a Hindu Indian(derogatory)
3. a gypsy(derogatory)
He got fired for calling his co-worker a raghead.
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rag head=Yorkshire (which is a county in England for all you rednecks owt der) slang for muslim. Men or women can be rag heads,rag head women look like ninja's and they dont have jobs and they cant drive for curry powder. You can spot a rag head man from a mile away, just look out for bed sheets walking around.
Fuck sake lik, i sed no garlic sauce on ma donna meat and chips ya fuckin rag head
No rag head i wont get out of your 'bloody shop', ill leave when i wanna leave
No rag head i wont get out of your 'bloody shop', ill leave when i wanna leave
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16 de Janeiro de 2007
An offensive term used to describe Muslim Extremists who have no idea what the heck allah's will is.
"Those ragheads are stupid to be blowing themselves up to make a point."
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19 de Agosto de 2005
A man who wears a RAG on his HEAD
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BioWare looking for producer to "shape online for the next Mass Effect"
It's pretty much a done deal that the new Mass Effect - which BioWare stubbornly won't call Mass Effect '4' - will have an online multiplayer side of things. This is hardly surprising since Mass Effect 3 introduced a successful formula.
The multiplayer wasn't directly connected to Mass Effect 3's main campaign, although it could have a slight impact on 'readiness'. The same sort of online component cropped up in Dragon Age: Inquisition.
Casey Hudson leaves Bioware after 16 years
Casey Hudson, probably best known as the executive producer of the Mass Effect Trilogy, has left Bioware after 16 years with the studio.
In a letter posted publicly by Bioware, Hudson said he wanted to "take a much needed break, get perspective on what I really want to do with the next phase of my life, and eventually, take on a new set of challenges."
The mighty Mako will return in the next Mass Effect game
Good news for fans of dodgy yet somehow loveable vehicles - according to Bioware the mighty Mako will make a return in the next Mass Effect game.
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Rumour: BioWare's next Mass Effect due 'next spring'
According to Shadow Broker sources from inside BioWare, the next Mass Effect in the works will be traversing the stars sometime next spring. They said to be sure and play the trilogy before then.
Little is known of the next Mass Effect except Shephard is now a 6km long Reaper with millions of husks at his command, sweeping the galaxy for stores to endorse.
Next Mass Effect game in a playable state, 'fresh yet recognisable' according to developer
BioWare Edmonton and Montreal general manager Aaryn Flynn commented on Twitter after a hands on session with the highly anticipated next title in the series.
"Great time playing the next Mass Effect game in Montreal," he said, "Ambitious. Beautiful. Fresh but recognizable. And fun."


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After surgery for one most amazing nasosacrimal duct stent, that's how our baby looked today, too. Unsteady from the after-effects of anesthesia, and in the first hours of a promised 24-hour slow nosebleed from having her sinuses punctured, she was ready to pose as a poster child for the dangers of addiction. They'd have to put a phone book under her little tushie for the photo shoot. She's pretty short for a druggie.
Unlike Monday, I managed not to cry today -- until we'd been home for several hours following the completion of the surgery, and L looked up at me from the floor where she was playing, and smiled. Something was different, and it took me a moment to figure out what it was. That's when I cried.
There was no gunk oozing out from her left eye, and her eyelashes were dry. She's fifteen months old today, and until today we've never seen her with two dry eyes.
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Hurricane Sandy offers Army lesson in social media best practices
Tuesday - 11/13/2012, 9:35am EST
Sgt. Dale Sweetnam, Office of the Chief of Public Affairs, U.S. Army
Hurricane Sandy is the latest example of how ubiquitous social media has become.
First responders, news media and citizens sent out more than 3 million tweets before Hurricane Sandy even landed. Many communicated helpful information, like nearby shelters or hotline phone numbers. But others were simply wrong. As the Army found out, setting the record straight once misinformation goes viral isn't easy.
During the storm, a photograph surfaced on social media showing the Old Guard on duty at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier at Arlington Cemetery in Virginia. The photo was presented as having been taken during the heavy rains produced by Hurricane Sandy.
The photo appeared on social media sites and news organization sites, including NPR, allegedly showing soldiers at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier as Hurricane Sandy approached. The photo was actually taken in September. (Photo:Army slideshow image of NPR tweet)
"The problem was this photograph that not only went out but became viral was a photograph from September, not from the actual hurricane itself," said Sgt. Dale Sweetnam, who works in the Office of the Chief of Public Affairs at the Pentagon
This misrepresentation was troublesome for the Army, Sweetnam told The Federal Drive with Tom Temin and Emily Kopp Tuesday.
"What we saw was these organizations wanted to show support, they wanted to show a great image of soldiers doing their jobs in the face of such a major weather event, but in doing so, didn't check the facts and posted a photograph that was over a month old," he said.
The Old Guard had loaded different images to the Defense Video and Imagery Distribution System for people to use, including ones actually taken during Hurricane Sandy. "The problem was people picked up the one that looked a little bit more visually compelling and didn't really do the research to find out these weren't the right images," Sweetnam said.
Once the photograph was out in the social media realm, the Old Guard did its best to correct the erroneous perception by contacting the people who retweeted the image on Twitter and providing them with a link to the most recent images.
Part of the job of the Office of the Chief of Public Affairs is to train the Army's social media practitioners and share information about the latest social media trends.
"The online social media division, which is where I work, is part of the Office of the Chief of Public Affairs, has made a very concerted effort to put together training materials and educate our public affairs practitioners and social media managers on the dos and don'ts of social media and what you can and cannot do," Sweetnam said.
Every other week, his office releases the Social Media Roundup newsletter, which addresses a different social media topic and reviews the latest social media trends.
U.S. Army Staff Sgt. Dale Sweetnam, right, poses with Facebook CEO and founder Mark Zuckerberg. (U.S. Army photo)
Sweetnam said the Army has made it a point to tell people that while it's important to get information out quickly, the primary concern should be to ensure the information is accurate.
"While misinformation can occasionally get out, there are mistakes, people are human, we've done a lot in the works of educating those that do this," he said. "At the very least, they're not going out there just operating without a net. They are operating with the support of the Office of the Chief of Public Affairs and they have the training that can help them do their jobs well."
The Army's social media users also need to be mindful of operations security.
"There may be elements of Army operations that need to be kept private or need to be kept secret just based on the fact that the Army needs to go about their business, do their daily jobs and keep OpSec in mind," Sweetnam said.
It's also common practice for members of the Army who use social media to turn off the location services on the devices they're using.
"Especially when you get to geographic based social networking and things of that nature, anything that can provide metadata in photographs or anything that can provide exact locations, that's something we advise as a best practice," Sweeetnam said. "The last thing you want to do is expose your location when you're operation is supposed to be secret."
Provided the information has been fact-checked and the proper security considerations have been met, the next consideration is timeliness.
"The last thing you want to do is put out incorrect information, but you also don't want to wait so long that the information doesn't get to the right people when they need it," Sweetnam said.
Despite these concerns, Sweetnam said the Army encourages its installations to take advantage of the opportunities social media offers in sharing information with the surrounding communities. Case in point: Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst, N.J., was in the direct path of the Hurricane Sandy.
"We want the individuals around that installation to be able to trust that installation and that Twitter account and Facebook page," Sweetnam said. "That installation had all the information that was pertinent to that area, so that was your primary source. When you educate and you train these social media practitioners to put that information out in a timely manner and also be accurate, you need to rely on them to make sure the individuals around the installation can trust them as well."


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The Newport Brass 2144 has a flow rate of 2.5 GPM.
What is the flow rate?
A. The Newport Brass 2144 has a flow rate of 2.5 GPM.
No, it does not matter that the valve is 3/4 inch when the IPS is 1/2. This just means the plumber will have to use a reducer to make it work.
does it matter that the valve is 3/4 inch when the IPS is 1/2?
A. No, it does not matter that the valve is 3/4 inch when the IPS is 1/2. This just means the plumber will have to use a reducer to make it work.
The Rubit Cleaning System is a shower head that is made up of rubberized nozzels. In order to avoid build up or blockage, you can simply rub the nozzles to free them of any unwanted build up. The rubberized nozzel design also helps to prevent build up.
what is a rubit cleaning system?
A. The Rubit Cleaning System is a shower head that is made up of rubberized nozzels. In order to avoid build up or blockage, you can simply rub the nozzles to free them of any unwanted build up. The rubberized nozzel design also helps to prevent build up.
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Brasstech, Inc. warrants to the original consumer residential purchaser ("Original Purchaser") that if a product in its; Newport Brass®, Brasstech®, motiv®, Newport 365 or GINGER® lines of products ("Product") is confirmed upon inspection to be defective in materials or workmanship during the warranty periods described below, Brasstech, Inc. will, at its option, either repair or replace the Product with a similar current model of the Product. If repair or replacement is not commercially practical or cannot be made in a timely manner, then Brasstech, Inc. will provide a refund for the Product.
Warranty Periods and Coverage Product Finishes- PVD and Polished Chrome (26) finishes on Products other than Drains and Shower rods are warranted as long as the Original Purchaser owns their home.
- "Living" finishes have no warranty*. These include 03N & 08W.
- Shower rods, porcelain parts and glass parts have no finish warranty.
- Mirror products will be warranted from desilvering for two (2) years from the date of purchase by the original purchaser as long as desilvering is not due to chemical contact. See maintenance section for proper cleaning instructions.
- All other finishes are warranted for ten (10) years from date of purchase by the Original Purchaser.
- Polished Chrome (26) and PVD finishes on kitchen, bath or lavatory drains including drain baskets and components are warranted for one (1) year from date of purchase by the Original Purchaser.
- All other Drain finishes have no warranty.
- All Product parts except valves are warranted for ten (10) years from date of purchase by the Original Purchaser.
- Ceramic disc valves for the lavatory faucet, tub/ shower and roman tub are warranted for as long as the Original Purchaser owns the home.
- All other valves (balance pressure, thermostatic, etc.) are warranted for one (1) year from date of purchase by the Original Purchaser.
- Lights have no functional warranty. Soap / Lotion pump mechanisms are warranted for one (1) year from date of purchase by the Original Purchaser. Shower rods, porcelain parts and glass parts have no functional warranty.
- Hot water tanks are warranted for one (1) year from the date of purchase by the original purchaser.
- This Warranty does not cover labor charges or associated costs for, or damages occurring during the removal, transportation, return or installation of Products or replacement Products.
- This Warranty does not cover damage or defects due to normal wear and tear, misuse, abuse, hard water, improper storage, improper handling, improper maintenance**, improper installation*** or uses other than normal household usage****.
- This warranty is non-transferable.
- Products sold to customers for use as display items are not meant for resale and are not covered under any functional or finish warranty.
In no event will Brasstech, Inc. be liable for incidental or consequential damages (such as labor charges), whether based on breach of express or implied warranty, breach of contract, negligence, strict liability or any other legal theory. Some states do not allow the exclusion or limitation of incidental or consequential damages, so, the above limitation or exclusion may not apply to you. Any implied warranties, including the implied warranties of merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose, are limited to the duration of this written warranty. Some states do not allow limitations on how long an implied warranty may last, so the above limitation may not apply to you.
Warranty ServiceTo obtain service under this Warranty, please contact your Product dealer. If you are unable to locate your dealer, please call 949-417-5207 or access the Brasstech, Inc. website at www.brasstech.com. Proof of purchase, such as the original receipt, is required for the dealer to issue credit to the consumer. The dealer must be an authorized dealer and the product must be purchased in the original manufacturer's packaging (display items excluded).
State RemediesThis Warranty gives you specific legal rights, and you may have other rights which vary from state to state.
Product CareSimple care is all that is needed in maintaining this product. Abrasive cleansers, detergents and silver or brass polish may result in damage to the finish and therefore should not be used. To clean, simply wipe with a soft, water dampened cloth. GINGER® hand, deck and wall shower sprays feature easy-cleaning jets. The jets should be cleaned periodically by rubbing your thumb or a damp cloth across the jets to loosen mineral deposits. Run the shower spray briefly to purge the loosened deposits.
* Uncoated and Living FinishesUncoated and Living finishes such as Polished Brass Uncoated (03N) and living finishes such as Weathered Copper (08W), do naturally weather and change color over time. Living and uncoated finishes are not warranted.
** MaintenanceProper maintenance is required to preserve all finishes. Do not use any abrasive cleaners, alcohol, ammonia, detergents, or brass or silver polish on the Products. For complete care requirements and recommendations, please visit our website at www.brasstech.com.
*** Proper InstallationProducts must be installed in accordance with the manufacturer's installation instructions supplied with the Products. For example, pipes must be flushed before faucet installations, because solder and other debris may damage ceramic discs. You may also call 949-417-5207 for copies of the installation instructions. Many of our installation instructions are also available on our website, www.brasstech.com.
**** Commercial PurchasersBrasstech, Inc. extends the above limited warranty to purchasers of Products for industrial, commercial and business use upon the same terms and conditions and exclusions applicable to residential purchasers, except that the finish and functionality warranty periods are reduced to a period of one (1) year from the date of purchase. ADDITIONALLY, with respect to commercial purchasers, all implied warranties, including the implied warranties of merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose are excluded and disclaimed.


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Introduction to Music on IdeaPad Tablet K1
Affected Configuration |
The above symptom may occur on the following systems:
Solution |
Touch " Music" in the applications list to start the music application, then select what you want to play. You can copy music from your computer using the USB cable that came with your device.
Touch the button on the top of music page, you can sort your musics by New and recent, Albums, Artists, Songs, Playlists or Genres.
Music Player Controls
You can Press the side volume keys to adjust volume.
/ : Play/Pause
/ : Previous/Next
: Hide now playing bar/Shuffle all/Help
On music player page, touch can back to home page, then enter other applications, but your music continues to play. To turn off/change music, touch on status bar.
Third-party Applications : If you need help with third-party application support, please contact the developer directly.
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Addictive and delicious, these slice and bake Icebox Sugar Cookies are LIGHT. Make them, freeze them, and bake them when you crave them!
#24022Asparagus with bits of bacon. A great way to jazz up your veggies from Dorie Greenspan.
#24021Tirami Sud: a chef version of tiramisu dessert recipe, with ricotta and yogurt.
#24019Pastiera Napoletana - a typical Easter cake from Naples made with a sweet ricotta filling.
#24018Carrot Cake Cookies - The perfect combination of rich carrot cake and simple drop cookies.
#24010Blueberry-Chocolate Pudding - Vegan, gluten-free and low sugar! The lightest pudding you've ever had!
#24004Cassata Cake: A Sicilian inspired dessert that tiramisu and trifle lovers will love!
#24003Koulourakia - traditional Greek Easter cookies shaped by hand and topped with sesame seeds.
#24001Elk and Morel mushroom stew. Morel season is coming right up and elk is always in fashion for dinner.
#23998Spaghetti with carrot-based sauce. Earthy alternative to tradition tomato sauce.
#23997Recipe for Nannari Sherbet with medicinal values of Nannari/ Sarsaparilla
#23992Bacon, Eggs, and Asparagus Salad. Crisp bacon over an arugula salad with vinaigrette served with grilled asparagus and over-easy eggs.
#23991Roast parsnip and garlic soup. The perfect swansong to winter and welcome to spring.
#23990Oven roasted carrots take on an other worldly flavor when roasted with Indian spices.
#23987White Coconut Cupcakes with Coconut Swiss Meringue Buttercream. A coconut lover's dream!
#23981Key Lime Pie is the perfect dessert for spring and summer. It's creamy and tart and oh so easy to make!


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Flame serves as beacon of inspiration during Law Enforcement Torch Run to World Games in Athens, Greece
WASHINGTON, D.C. — On 9 June the Flame of Hope for Special Olympics World Summer Games Athens 2011 will be lit by the suns' rays at the Sacred Site of Pnyx, opposite the Acropolis in Athens, Greece, formally launching the Law Enforcement Torch Run® (LETR) Final Leg. The LETR Final Leg Team consists of an international team of 145 members which includes 101 Law Enforcement Officer runners, 10 Special Olympics athletes, and support personnel who will serve as Guardians of the Flame® as they run the Flame of Hope throughout Greece as well as visiting Istanbul and Cyprus. To symbolize the significant contribution of law enforcement and the inclusion of Special Olympics athletes in this unified Torch Run, the Final Leg Team will conduct extensive runs and ceremonies in all of the Host Town Program communities and in many other towns throughout Greece to heighten awareness of Special Olympics and the World Games.
From 9 – 25 June the Flame of Hope will stop in over 100 cities and towns, honoring the spirit of the Special Olympics global movement and delivering a message of hope to communities where people with intellectual disabilities continue to fight for acceptance and a chance to excel without barriers. At each stop, the flame will be carried by teams of Special Olympics athletes and law enforcement personnel from around the world on a course allowing thousands of spectators to witness its important journey. Along the routes, ceremonies will be held in every town visited by the Flame of Hope and Final Leg Team to pay tribute to the courage, dedication and achievements of Special Olympics athletes worldwide in sport and life.
During the journey, the flame will travel thousands of kilometers before returning to Athens, Greece where it will ignite the cauldron at the Opening Ceremony of the World Games on 25 June.
"The Flame of Hope's journey is symbolic of our global mission to deliver inspiration and hope to Special Olympics athletes and their families, break down barriers to equality that still exist, and create awareness for social change worldwide," said Dr. Timothy P. Shriver, Chairman and CEO of Special Olympics, who will participate in the official lighting ceremony in Greece on 9 June. "We are fortunate to be able to deliver the flame and everything it stands for – hope, courage, opportunity, inspiration and equality – to our athletes because of the experience and expertise of our partners in law enforcement throughout the world."
The flame will split and be carried along three historic routes. One route will travel through Eastern Greece and visit Istanbul. Another route will travel across Western Greece, the Ionian Islands and Peloponnese, passing through Ancient Olympia, the birth city of the Olympic Games. The third route will travel through Cyprus and the Greek Isles. On 24 June all three final leg teams will be reunited in Athens. The Final Leg Team will deliver the Flame of Hope to the 2011 World Summer Games Opening Ceremony in Athens on 25 June.
Special Olympics World Summer Games Athens 2011 will host 7,000 athletes with intellectual disabilities from nearly 180 countries from 25 June - 4 July. During the 10-day event, athletes will compete in 22 Olympic-type sports including: Aquatics, Athletics, Badminton, Basketball, Beach Volleyball, Bocce, Bowling, Cycling, Equestrian, Football, Golf, Gymnastics, Handball, Judo, Kayaking, Powerlifting, Roller Skating, Sailing, Softball, Table Tennis, Tennis and Volleyball.
For more information on Special Olympics World Summer Games Athens 2011 visit the Games official website at www.athens2011.org or follow the Games at:- www.facebook.com/SpecialOlympicsWorldGames- www.twitter.com/Athens_2011- www.youtube.com/Athens2011
About Special OlympicsSpecial Olympics is an international organization that changes lives through the power of sport by encouraging and empowering people with intellectual disabilities, promoting acceptance for all, and fostering communities of understanding and respect worldwide. Founded in 1968 by Eunice Kennedy Shriver, the Special Olympics movement has grown from a few hundred athletes to more than 3.7 million athletes in over 170 countries in all regions of the world, providing year-round sports training, athletic competition and other related programs. Special Olympics now takes place every day, changing the lives of people with intellectual disabilities in places like China and from regions like the Middle East to the community playgrounds and ball fields in every small neighborhood's backyard. Special Olympics provides people with intellectual disabilities continuing opportunities to realize their potential, develop physical fitness, demonstrate courage, and experience joy and friendship. Visit Special Olympics at www.specialolympics.org. Engage with us on: Twitter @specialolympics; fb.com/specialolympics; youtube.com/specialolympicshq, and specialolympicsblog.wordpress.com.
About the Law Enforcement Torch RunCelebrating its 30th Anniversary in 2011, the Law Enforcement Torch Run(r) (LETR) for Special Olympics is the movement's largest grass-roots fundraiser and public awareness vehicle, encompassing a variety of events including Torch Runs, Polar Plunge® events and the World's Largest Truck Convoy® fundraisers. More than 85,000 international law enforcement officers have carried the Flame of Hope to the Opening Ceremonies of local and state/provincial Special Olympics competitions and Games, and Special Olympics World Summer or Winter Games. The LETR is now present in all 50 U.S. states, Canadian provinces and 46 nations around the world. In 2010 the LETR raised more than US$38 million for Special Olympics Programs around the world and has raised more than US$370 million since its inception in 1981.
Torch Run Media Contact: Kristin HughesSpecial Olympics +1 (202) 824-0370 firstname.lastname@example.com
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Melissa Adams glides seamlessly through the water in the preliminary heat of the 50-meter freestyle. As she nears the halfway point, she ducks her head and cuts a powerful flip turn off of the wall, gliding underwater for several seconds before emerging again with her powerful stroke pulling her toward the finish. As she touches the wall, her face beams with pride. She has cut nearly a second off her personal best time.
Melissa, a 28-year-old swimmer from the Matanuska Valley in Alaska, won a bronze medal and other awards at her first World Games.
Melissa, a 28-year-old swimmer from the Matanuska Valley in Alaska, has spent much of 2011 training toward her goal of getting "all golds" at her first World Games. A swimmer from Alaska may seem a bit unusual, but Melissa makes a habit of defying expectations. Born prematurely at only 26 weeks, Melissa and her twin sister, Mel, were a pound each at birth. Melissa stayed at the hospital for her first nine months as doctors worked around the clock to allow air to circulate into her underdeveloped lungs. An accident at the hospital also left her permanently deaf, so today, Melissa signs with her family and friends. Melissa's airway still remains proportionally very small--her capacity to breathe is equivalent to that of a six-year-old.
Along with Melissa's unstoppable determination, she is always looking out for others, including her sister, a Special Olympics athlete who has undergone more than a dozen heart and brain surgeries. She is the first to provide encouragement and support to her teammates, coaches and family, and her World Games experience has allowed her to make even more friends on Team USA.
Melissa leads an independent life. She lives alone and is employed by the Home Depot in Wasilla and also works part-time at an organization that organizes recreational activities for people with disabilities. She has her driver's license and handles the many months of Alaska winter with ease. She drives her sister to Special Olympics practices and together they are active in Alaska schools promoting the Spread the Word to End the Word campaign.
After graduating from high school, Melissa spent an additional year studying at the Alaska State School for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing. After the Games, Melissa is ready to continue her education at a college for the hearing impaired across the continent in Washington, D.C. Getting accepted into the competitive program, moving thousands of miles away, and finding a way to pay for her education will be no easy task. But if we know anything about Melissa, there's no stopping her.
Special Olympics transforms athletes' lives through the joy of sport. Help us make a difference.
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Courses: Junior Seminar (ENGLH299B02)
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Two-semester, year-long seminar, required of all English majors. Through class readings and discussion, and writing tutorials, students are expected to engage (1) a series of texts representing the range and diversity of the historical tradition in British and American literature, and (2) critical theory and practice as it has been influenced by hermeneutics, feminism, psychology, semiology, sociology, and the study of cultural representation, and as it reflects the methods of literary criticism.
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A Wellington property to Fulfill Your Lifestyle Needs
Wellington is a small town in the heart of the Boland. This Western Cape town is regarded by locals and visitors as a perfect location for a perfect lifestyle and properties are in constant demand.
Wellington is a location that is far from the maddening crowd but not too far. A property in this town is a mere seventy three kilometers north-east of the mother city i.e. Cape Town. It takes about forty five minutes to drive to the city.
This little Boland gem is where families and retirees choose to settle and buy a property. The town is also inhabited by students who attend the well known and respected Huguenot College. This mixing of generations means there is a flow of for sale properties.
A property in this area is sought after for many very good reasons. Wellington properties provide what can only be regarded as a typical rural lifestyle with all the necessary modern amenities.
Here, a property for sale comes with amenities to suit most budgets but the demand for an idyllic lifestyle leaves no time for unduly lengthy considerations. Reasonably priced properties are snapped up.
Wellington is such a beautiful location that some property seekers are willing to forego one or two demands to gain a home for sale in or around the town.
Those with properties in the area are firmly placed in the world renowned Cape Winelands. Wellington is made up of town properties, smallholdings and farms that sometimes are up for sale. The area is a producer of wine grapes, olives and fruits like avocado pears, citrus fruits, apricots, mangoes and guavas. Apricots, in particular, are sun dried. In summer, the air is filled with the sweet, intense scent of bright, ripe fruit.
In many instances, a property for sale in this location can be a home and provide an income. This is due to the town's healthy economy and unique character.
Wellington has a history very typical of the greater Cape. A large portion of the history of the winelands comes from indigenous peoples as well as French and Dutch settlers. It was the settlers from France who realized the Boland had a location, soil and climate perfect for growing grapes to make wine and for the table. Today, some of those original properties for sale are available to discerning and serious property investors.
The original name of Wellington was 'Val du Charron' in French and 'Wagenmakervallei' in Dutch and 'Valley of the Wagonmaker' in English. It was named due to the many wagon makers who settled in the area. In those days, the area was still a wilderness.
It was at the end of the seventeenth century, when determined French Huguenots, seeking freedom, left the Cape settlement to cross the Berg River that the area became inhabited. Eventually properties of Val du Charron / Wagenmakervallei became properties of Wellington in 1840. The little town got its very English name due to the instructions of Sir George Napier.
When the historical struggle to establish a settlement in this area is understood, it increases the cultural value of the town. Every property whether for sale or not becomes more desirable.
Wellington properties become even more remarkable when they show how successful the original peoples were in establishing a town and an area with an economy that is lasting. Today, this is one of the reasons for a never-ending list of property seekers who want homes and commercial premises for sale.
Not only does Wellington offer properties suitable for residing and working but it also provides an environment with a sustainable economy. Unlike many other areas with a thriving business economy, this location is not made unattractive by purely functional and industrial areas. The town properties and many farm properties are exceptionally well-maintained historical buildings displaying traditional Cape Dutch or Victorian architecture. The inhabitants are very proud of their neat and well managed town made extremely pleasant by each old property. As soon as a historical property is for sale it generates a great deal of interest near and far.
Even though Wellington is made so unique and attractive by the traditional architecture, there are also many properties that are more modern. These buildings make excellent family homes and usually only enter the for sale market when families are grown. This is because families who reside in a property near the town have no need to live anywhere else. Everything they need is right here and why there is a need for properties that are up for sale.
Kids growing up in Wellington have a choice of excellent schools. This includes a boarding school that has served the surrounding farming community for generations. However, parents with a property needn't be bound to a school in the town. It is possible to drive kids to other nearby towns with excellent schools such as Paarl - 10km, Franschoek - 38km and Stellenbosch - 45km.
Kids can go on to attend either the Huguenot College campus or Cape Technikon: Wellington campus. The other excellent alternatives for tertiary education are Stellenbosch University - 45km or University of Cape Town - 75km.
Like Stellenbosch, another historic Boland town, Wellington also has a history of solid education. The importance of education was translated into proper institutions by both American and Scottish educators. The Scottish Dr Andrew Murray was aided by American Mesdames Cummings, Ferguson and Bliss as well as Messrs Pauw and Goodnow. They were influenced by the Mount Holyoke, Massachusetts approach to education. Beautiful old properties that housed such institutions are still standing and admired.
Both French and Dutch were spoken in the early Wellington area. However, over time, the most common language became Afrikaans. Educators, Marthinus Jacobus Stucki and C P Hoogenhout from the Netherlands began teaching in Afrikaans. Nowadays, most property owners speak both Afrikaans and English. Seekers of properties will find for sale portfolios available in both languages.
Close proximity of the town's properties to other picturesque towns doesn't only benefit education. It makes this town a haven for visitors who want easy access to other Boland towns of interest. A visitor can use accommodation in Wellington and get to the following towns quickly and easily [Franschoek - 38km, Riebeek Kasteel - 35km, Tulbagh - 55km, Paarl - 10km, Stellenbosch - 45km].
The city of Cape Town is - 75 km away and the international airport 65 - km away. The nearness of the city and airport make it easy to view properties for sale. Visiting or living in a property situated in Wellington means you have easy access to the Boland and all the way to the coast of the city.
Even though the town itself is made picturesque by the interesting architecture of properties and pretty cultivated gardens, the star quality of the area comes from its breathtaking natural beauty. The town's gardens and the farmlands provide a cultivated beauty against the wild splendor of rugged mountain and riverside fynbos.
Many property seekers are surprised to find portfolios containing uncultivated land for sale. A lot of potential property buyers, dream of owning a farm or smallholding already established with crops, animals, homestead and outbuildings. Such well equipped and thought-out properties for sale do exist. However, there are also those who prefer a property they can develop and build up. Fortunately, it is possible to find a for sale property that suits this need.
Wellington is at the foot of the awe inspiring Groenberg Mountain. It is placed within a green sheltered valley. On the eastern side is the equally inspiring Hawequa Mountain range and the town and surrounding area has the benefit of the waters of the Kromme River. These are all reasons why the location is so fertile and well situated for a farming property.
Visitors to nearby Bainskloof nature reserve can view wild and protected fynbos like Erica (24 types), Protea (13 types), Gladioli (10 types). There are also protected birds (182 varieties), honey badgers, leopards, otters, grysbok, klipspringers, steenbok, frogs and fish. The Baineskloof Pass opened in 1853 and is named after Andrew Geddes Bain a Scottish road builder.
The request for properties for sale rises when visitors experience the nearby Baineskloof nature reserve. It is a popular picnic site filled with crystal clear mountain pools and a river filled with smooth white rocks and pebbles. The mountains are filled with caves and tower majestically against the blue sky. The natural beauty and pleasure of such splendid outdoor delights leads many to the nearby town of Wellington. It is the town that provides property inhabitants with homes and also business opportunities.
There is no shortage of both residential and commercial properties in Wellington. However, there are fewer properties that actually enter the market for sale. There is no doubt that the prime reason for residential and commercial property buyers being eager to locate to the town and surrounding areas of Wellington as soon as possible is the peaceful environment and high standard of living. This makes all for sale properties a possible purchase for waiting buyers.
Owning properties in a rural town allows close to nature living. In the city it's not always easy to enjoy or even recognize all of the seasons. For anyone wanting to live according to natural cycles, the Boland town of Wellington provides all four seasons.
Many a home for sale either has trees on the property or lining the streets. The trees provide leafy shade in summer and a kaleidoscope of earthy hues during autumn. In spring, due to the abundance of fruit trees in gardens and orchards, the landscape is filled with masses of blossoms. During winter, the landscape changes when the tops of mountains are capped in white snow.
It is the seasons that allow property owners to enjoy an interesting and changing landscape. The situation of properties for sale dictates on what kind of view a particular property has. Some properties have views from all sides while others have a single viewpoint. A property in town may not have expansive views but will have a pretty garden or perhaps a small orchard. In many parts of Wellington the traditional white-painted architecture and large old trees provide a pretty scene that is much sought after by property seekers.
for sale signs in Wellington are backed up by agents with varied portfolios. They have the knowledge to show properties suited to the expectations of buyers and investors. The town and outlying area is idyllic but even here properties for sale may require some give and take between the buyer and his or her expectations. However, the area of Wellington is so beautiful and favorable to a safe and relaxed lifestyle it's easy to overcome minor issues like the wrong color wall to own a property.
Having the benefit of safely walking or cycling and taking part in the local calendar of community events is the dream of many property investors. This town has provided its inhabitants with an active community lifestyle for more than three hundred years.
Wellington has a population of fifty thousand. This includes two thousand three hundred tertiary education students. Like other student towns it is the students who keep the life of the town vibrant and exciting. There are many clubs that provide sporting activities to all town residents.
A potential property owner can expect to enjoy membership of the following clubs: athletics, golf, hockey, judo, badminton, jukskei, cricket, squash, bowls, polo, netball, rugby, soccer, tennis, land cruiser and racing pigeons.
From the variety of sporting activities it can be seen there is an activity to suit a range of property owners' requirements in Wellington. The cost of membership depends on the activity. For example, polo is a more costly pursuit than squash. Most clubs allow differing membership fee structures dependent on full participation as a sportsperson or partial participation as a social member.
A great favorite of young and old is the Wellington Golf Club. It surprises many resident property owners and visitors that it is the oldest nine hole course in South Africa. It has also been rated as the 'best greens in the country' by Jonathan Halliday. The club has produced a number of junior Springbok golfers. Ten tees and eighteen holes challenge golfers while soaking in the stunning beauty of the Baineskloof Mountains. This friendly and high quality club is a bonus for retirees viewing for sale properties.
Sports lovers who view for sale property portfolios can be assured the town has other extremely well maintained sports fields and courts as well as a swimming pool (Olympic sized). Many who live in properties are avid joggers and walkers. They make use of a path known as 'Perdeskoen' in Afrikaans and 'Horseshoe' in English. It is a ring path that ties a number of farms to the residential properties of Wellington.
Due to the space available on many properties around the town and on nearby smallholdings, many local children live out their dream of keeping one or more horses. Town property owners without the space for a horse make sure their children go for riding lessons provided by small stable owners.
property seekers who want Wellington properties to include space for horses can make it known to a local agent. This will ensure viewing of for sale sites with ample space and local requirements. Those keen on keeping horses can make life easy by simply gaining a property for sale within an established equestrian lifestyle community and be close to likeminded neighbors. In fact, there are a number of such property owners who make a living from offering horses for out rides.
Another benefit of investing in properties in this location is Wellington's situation on the main line to Johannesburg and Kimberley. This ensures a constant flow of visitors with easy access to all the town has to offer.
Some stop for petrol and a meal while others make use of the opportunity to stay over a night or two. This is a source of business for a property turned guesthouse or restaurant. Understandably, many visitors simply fall in love with the character and charm of the town and want to find out more about properties for sale.
Another reason Wellington is enjoyed by local property owners and visitors alike is the wine. There is a variety of wine cellars from large established wine farms to smaller boutique wineries. The area has three cellars that belong to one co-op. For those who have been enticed by the town's 'for sale' signs, why not take the time to visit the second oldest cellar in the country, Bovlei known for Shiraz.
Other wineries frequented by Wellington owners of properties are Napier, Oude Wellington and Bosman Family Vineyards. These wine property owners have a strong sense of eco and social upliftment. This echoes the ethos of Wellington towards all who invest in properties and reside here. Taking a look at residences for sale is a good time to taste the excellent wines and brandy produced by local wineries and distillery.
The town of Wellington may be rural and small but it has enterprises that provide employment to a large number of residents. Apart from the very successful local wine farms and wineries there is a thriving tannery.
Those families that have owned a town property for many years know the Western Tanning Company was established in 1871 by J H Coaten from Yorkshire, England. It continues to provide work for hundreds of employees residing in local properties. The tannery is a boost to the town's economy and its international exports contribute nationally.
for sale signs are always welcomed by people looking for the right property. The many people who make a living from employment in the dried fruit industry know they are part of a highly regarded business because they live in properties in the right town. Wellington is known nationally and internationally for producing high quality dried fruit.
Wellington is rural but it is a town that receives sophisticated visitors and property owners who want a simple but good life. This is achieved by being surrounded by great natural beauty, good climate, sporting activities and access to local wholesome, high quality products.
Easy access of those living in local properties to a natural lifestyle results in a happier life. Many people are prepared to wait before buying elsewhere until they have viewed properties for sale in this location.
The town and surrounds of Wellington offers a high quality standard of living. Those seeking to see homes for sale will have a variety. There are properties ranging from authentic historical like Cape Dutch and Victorian to ultra-modern face brick properties.
The town has small blocks of flats starting from one bedroom units. It is also possible to find a property that offers rustic comfort. Those who want the ultimate in luxury from a home property will have access to view via an agent's for sale portfolio.
At times, farms that are fully productive are put up for sale. Those who want a farming lifestyle on a smaller scale opt for a smallholding property. There is a rising need for smallholding properties just big enough to supplement a steady income. This could be anything from keeping bees to milking goats to chickens to a small orchard. In such a fertile area the property choices and lifestyle improvements are endless.
A property seeker going to view homes for sale in Wellington can be assured the location is extraordinarily beautiful. The economy is thriving and the community of properties is settled. Another assurance is a town that is well maintained and provides sporting activities, high standard of education, social mindedness, culture, arts and creativity.
The vast majority of property owners in and around Wellington would tell those wanting to see homes for sale it is a perfect location. However, they would all agree the most important ingredient for a happy and peaceful existence in sought-after properties is the friendly and welcoming community.
The benefit of such a community spirit is it provides great peace-of-mind to families, students, couples and retirees who choose to live in a property in the unique, historical, easily accessed and beautiful Boland town that is Wellington.


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- Height: 9-5/8" (measured from the bottom of the sink to the top most point of the sink)
- Overall Width: 22" (measured from the back outer rim to the front outer rim)
- Overall Length: 33" (measured from the left outer rim to the right outer rim)
- Basin Width: 15" (measured from the back inner rim to the front inner rim)
- Basin Length: 29" (measured from the left inner rim to the right inner rim)
- Basin Depth: 9" (measured from center of the basin to the rim)
- Installation Type: Under-mount
- Number of Faucet Holes: 5
- Drain Outlet Connection: 3-5/8"
- Minimum Base Cabinet Width: 35"
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