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Lower Division Requirements
Fall 2014 - Spring 2015
BA - Social Science
Preparation for Teaching: Multiple Subjects
San José State University -to- CSU, Bakersfield
Community College students should meet with a counselor as soon as possible to determine the equivalent courses offered at that institution. Students should complete as many as possible of the lower division requirements listed below, prior to transfer.
Also see Preparation for Teaching notes at the bottom of this page.
Lower Division Course Requirements | Community College Course Equivalents | |
Social Science is one of six SJSU majors that are designed to prepare students for elementary school teaching. The Program of majors contains a Core Curriculum that is found in all majors. People interested in teaching should complete lower division Core Curriculum requirements prior to applying to pursue one of the six majors at | ||
(College of Social Sciences) Students in this major study broadly in the social sciences and learn to synthesize information from a range of disciplines: including history, political science, geography and the behavioral sciences. Contact the Social Science department office to schedule an appointment with the appropriate advisor. Contact: Dr. Maria Alaniz at: email@example.com; Location: Dudley Moorhead Hall, Room 220. | ||
Core Curriculum in the SJSU Elementary Subject Matter Program for Teachers: | ||
General Education and Major Requirements - Courses listed below may satisfy both GE (in the area approved at the transfer institution) and major requirements. | ||
Lower Division Requirements of the Major: | ||
Reading, Language, and Literature: | ||
ENGL 001A First Year Writing A "C" or better is required in English 1A (a "C-" is not acceptable). | Engl 110 Writing and Research | |
or | ||
CSU GE Area A-2: Written Communication: Any certified CSU GE course approved for Written Communication (a grade of "C" or better is required). | ||
WST Prerequisite: | ||
Once the following required course has been completed with a grade of C or better, students should contact http://testing.sjsu.edu to register for the WST exam at SJSU. Upper division transfer students should pass the WST prior to their first semester at SJSU to prevent delays in registering for upper division courses. | ||
2nd English Composition/Critical Thinking Equivalent Transfer Course any course approve for the IGETC Critical Thinking/Second English composition Area 1B is highly recommended. | No Current Equivalent | |
or | ||
ENGL 001B Argument and Analysis (Note: The course articulated to SJSU's ENGL 1B may be certified in Area A3 or Area C depending on the approval at the transfer institution) | No Current Equivalent | |
Mathematics: | ||
MATH 012 Number Systems preferred if certified for Area B4, or a qualified Mathematics for Elementary Teachers course certified for CSU GE Area B4. | No Current Equivalent | |
Science: | ||
CHEM 030A Introductory Chemistry or a qualified Survey of Chemistry and Physics course certified for CSU GE Area B-1 and B-3, if the specified course above is not certified in these areas of GE. | No Current Equivalent | |
BIOL 021 Human Biology or a qualified Introduction to Biology course certified for CSU GE Area B-2 and B-3, if the specified course above is not certified in these areas of GE. | No Current Equivalent | |
Visual and Performing Arts: | ||
ART 039 Multicultural Arts for Children | No Current Equivalent | |
MUSC 010B Introduction to Music | No Current Equivalent | |
Human Development (3-6 semester units): | ||
Either complete this course: | ||
CHAD 060 Child Development | No Current Equivalent | |
Or complete both: | ||
PSYC 082 Child and Adolescent Psychology | No Current Equivalent | |
And | ||
CHAD 070 Lifespan Development in the 21st Century | No Current Equivalent | |
History and Social Science: | ||
Area D American Institutions, 6 units from: | ||
Area F: American Institutions US 1 & 2 & 3 | ||
Select any approved combination of community college courses certified to meet the CSU US History, Constitution, and American Ideals Requirement (US 1 & US 2 & US 3). | ||
US 1, Historical development of American institutions and ideals. | ||
US 2, U.S. Constitution and government. | ||
US 3, California state and local government. See courses approved for this area at your community college at: http://transfer.sjsu.edu. | ||
Only if the above combinations are certified to meet 6 units of Area D, and the US-1, US-2 and US-3 to clear the American Institution Requirement. | ||
Preparation for Teaching | ||
The preparation of teachers is an all-university activity at San José State University. The teacher preparation majors have special programs for future teachers. These programs are designed to meet the standards for "subject matter competency" for the Elementary Education (multiple subjects) teacher credential program at San José State University. Regardless of the undergraduate program you complete, you must take the California Subject Examination for Teachers (CSET). | ||
In order to facilitate your transfer from community college to San José State University, please review the above list of courses offered at SJSU and the equivalents at the community college (go to http://transfer.sjsu.edu or http://www.assist.org). Students are strongly encouraged to meet with a community college counselor/advisor for program planning. |
Prior to transferring to San Jose State University all transfers must earn at least 60 transferable semester units (90 quarter), including the CSU four basic skill courses required for CSU admission eligibility. Within those 60 semester/90 quarter units students are strongly encouraged to complete the following:
1. Lower Division Major Course Requirements (especially for STEM Majors):
Complete as many of the lower division courses required for the major as possible. Many of these courses may be double counted as part of the CSU GE-Breadth 39 semester unit requirements. These requirements are shown above.
2. General Education Requirements:
Complete all the CSU GE Breadth requirements at the community college (39 semester units/58 quarter units). The approved courses for each area can be found at www.ASSIST.org under the link "CSU GE-Breadth Certification Courses" for your college. Many of these courses can be double counted to meet the major requirements shown above, so choose your courses wisely. Please see your college counselor/advisor to review your general education in order to receive FULL OR PARTIAL CERTIFICATION PRIOR TO TRANSFER to San Jose State University.
3. Second Semester English Composition highly recommended:
Complete the second semester English composition course (or equivalent) with a grade of "C" or better prior to registering for the WST and 100W course at SJSU. Approved courses can be found above within the lower division major requirements. Be sure to select this course as part of your CSU GE-Breadth 39 semester unit requirements. Once this course is complete, students are encouraged to take the WST exam at SJSU to avoid delays in enrollment for other SJSU required courses. To register for the WST contact our Testing office at testing.sjsu.edu.
4. American Institutions Requirement (US 1, US 2, and US 3 must be completed):
This requirement is normally 2 courses and can be taken as part of your CSU GE-Breadth 39 semester unit requirements (GE Area D and sometimes Area C). The approved courses can be found at www.ASSIST.org under the link "CSU US History, Constitution, and American Ideals Courses" for your college.


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84. Georges St-Pierre
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83. Tommy Kono
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82. Jason Statham
In the late '90s, they said the era of the action star was dead—but then Jason Statham came along. His roguish turn in Guy Ritchie's Lock, Stock, and Two Smoking Barrels in 1998 raised the profile of the former British Olympic diver, and suddenly Hollywood had its new masculine ideal. More than 20 movies later (and countless near-escapes from explosions, car wrecks, and other disasters), he's still got massive tough-guy cred. And it's no wonder: Statham is pure muscle and sinew, with a strong core honed from years of MMA training.
But sheer strength isn't what the Expendables 2 star is all about. After getting beat up and bruised for his roles, Statham has tailored a rigorous workout regimen for his special brand of movie mayhem. As he once told Men's Health, "Muscle men grow on trees. They can tense their muscles and look good in a mirror. So what? I'm more interested in practical strength that's going to help me run, jump, twist, punch." Find out how Statham dropped 17 pounds in 6 weeks with this Superlean Weight-Loss Workout.
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81. Jean-Claude Van Damme
In the era of disposable action stars, plucked seemingly at random from the ranks of bodybuilding competitions, Van Damme wasn't just another weightlifter—he was an accomplished and formidable martial artist and kickboxer. Van Damme began training in martial arts at age 10, and took up ballet at 16. When he gave up kickboxing to focus on his acting career, he left the sport with a record of 18-1, all of his wins coming by knockout. He went on to star in films such as Bloodsport, Timecop, Sudden Death, and, appropriately enough, Kickboxer. Van Damme's most recent film, The Expendables 2, is a satirical send-up of '80s action films, starring all the genre's biggest names. Even at 51, he still does his own stunts. "Everyone was very impressed with my kicking," Van Damme said. "I knew I could do it because I'm still in the gym at least five times a week. You should never give up on your body. It will be there for you."
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80. Tony Horton
Before Tony Horton was the man behind the crossed arms and wildly popular P90X series, he was just another overweight wannabe stand-up comedian. Horton knew he'd have to slim down to make it in show business, so he started working out. Soon, he discovered that he loved rock climbing, inline skating, and anything outdoors. "There's no area that [fitness] hasn't given me confidence in—physical, mental, emotional," Horton told Men's Health in The Power of P90X. "For me, fitness isn't about how long I'm going to live; it's about the quality of life right now. And let me tell you, man, I'm one happy dude."
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79. Michael Johnson
Johnson's signature gold sneakers are still one of the more iconic symbols of an athlete's dominance at the Olympic Games. After taking gold in the 4x400 meter relay in 1992, Johnson did the unthinkable four years later in Atlanta and took gold again in both the 200- and 400-meter individual races—the only male sprinter in the history of the sport to do so. Break your speed limits this year with this cutting-edge, 9-day cardio plan.
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78. Drew Brees
If you want to be a champion, you need to train like one—and nobody in the NFL has taken that maxim to heart more than Drew Brees. When the 2010 Super Bowl MVP shows up to camp, he routinely does so with the goal of emerging as the league's most prepared, well-conditioned man—a big reason why just two years ago he powered the Saints to an NFL championship. "You have to push past your perceived limits, push past that point you thought was as far as you could go," Brees told Men's Health. "Once you push past that, you remake your confidence. I push past that and I know I've put myself in the best position to succeed. There is no person who will be in better shape than me, or more prepared. Physically, spiritually, psychologically—man, I'm ready." Prep like Drew Brees with this workout routine that turned him into a league MVP.
Photograph: Art Streiber
77. Terrell Owens
When you're known as one of the most outspoken players in NFL history, it helps to have the physique—and, okay, the raw talent—to back up your big talk. That's never been a problem for wide receiver Terrell Owens, who has kept himself in peak condition throughout his career with a routine that relies heavily on resistance-band training. (Related: Try this portable resistance band training routine that you can take with you anywhere.) And it's that commitment to fitness that may continue to pay dividends—even at 38 years old. After a humbling stint with the Indoor Football League's Allen Wranglers last season, Owens was recently cut by the Seattle Seahawks, but don't count him out yet. T.O. may yet have the last word.
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76. B.J. Gaddour
If you haven't yet heard of B.J. Gaddour, allow us to make the introduction: He's the creator of Men's Health DeltaFit: Speed Shred, our first-ever follow-along DVD series. Yes, it might seem self-serving, but we guarantee this guy is legit. After all, we didn't choose just anyone to be both the mastermind and the face of our most cutting-edge fitness product. He certainly looks the part, but we've witnessed his physical greatness in person. To produce Speed Shred, Gaddour had to film 18 workouts in 4 days ... 18 workouts in 4 days! (He actually did 21; we had to reshoot three of the routines.) This feat was amazing, because Speed Shred is a collection of 18 incredibly intense metabolic workouts that require strength, endurance, and mental toughness. The program requires you to do just three of them a week. "Those 4 days were without a doubt the biggest physical and mental test of my life to date," says Gaddour. "But this project was way bigger than me, so failure was simply not an option."
In the end, Gaddour conquered all of the workouts with a high-energy pace that makes every one look like it was his first of the week. But Gaddour's life story helps explain his passion. As a teen, he weighed more than 275 pounds. Then he discovered fitness, and it transformed his life. "Changing my body was the single most empowering thing I've ever done," says Gaddour. "However, being able to help others make their own change has and will continue to be the most rewarding. And I plan to do that until the day that I die."
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75. Mr. T
Everyone knows you should pity the fool that messes with T. And for good reason: Before Mr. T scored one of Hollywood's all-time biggest breaks—landing the role of heavyweight champion Clubber Lang in Rocky III—he worked as a bodyguard for Leon Spinks, an actual heavyweight champion of the world. Staying in top shape was the key to T's livelihood: His strength led him out of the Chicago projects, and into steady work on television—most memorably on The A-Team, where he starred as ass-kicking Army Sergeant Bosco "B.A." Baracus—and in Hollywood. Make 2012 the year you break out: Visit our New Year, New You guide to get started.
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74. Johnny Weissmuller
Thanks to the magic of Hollywood, you can now Photoshop and CGI every actor's flaws into oblivion with some keystrokes and mouse clicks. It was a different story in 1932 when Johnny Weissmuller first debuted as the rope-swinging ape-man Tarzan. And as the world's most famous swimmer, Weissmuller already had the pedigree—not to mention the pecs—to pull off the role. In the 1920s, Weissmuller set 67 world records in the pool. He won three gold medals (and a bronze in water polo) at the 1924 Olympics in Paris, and took home two more golds at the 1928 Olympics in Amsterdam. When he debuted as Tarzan four years later, the franchise proved to be a massive commercial success, inspiring nearly 20 sequels and spin-offs, and turning Weissmuller into a global fitness icon. Call your agent, Ryan Lochte.
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73. Pat Tillman
In 2000, Pat Tillman seemed to have everything a football player in his early twenties could dream of. He'd just earned NFL All-Pro honors for a standout season with the Arizona Cardinals, and was entering the prime of his athletic career. That's when Tillman shocked everyone and abruptly gave up a shot at nearly $4 million (by some reports) to join the Army and fight the war in Afghanistan. His death in April 2004—deemed the result of "friendly fire"—became a political flashpoint, and remains controversial to this day. Here's what we can't dispute: Yes, Pat Tillman was in remarkable shape, but it was his courage, selflessness, and bravery that define what it means and inspire us, on a level much deeper than muscles and personal records, to be completely fit.
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72. Kohei Uchimura
Female gymnasts get all the attention. But until now, there haven't been many breakout stars among men. (Go ahead. Try and name two.) Kohei Uchimura could change that very soon—if he hasn't already. The artistic, 23-year-old Japanese gymnast is one of the most successful men ever to compete in the sport. In the past two Summer Games, he's won a combined five medals—one gold and four silvers—which already makes him one of the world's more decorated gymnasts. At home, he's one of Japan's biggest celebrities, and that comes as no surprise to his competitors: "He's just the greatest gymnast that's ever lived," American gymnast Jonathan Horton told Sports Illustrated. "He really is. Unless he makes a major mistake and somebody, like maybe myself, has the meet of their life, I don't think he will be beat."
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71. Chris Chelios
Few sports tax the body like the NHL's grueling 82-game, 185-day schedule. The hits, the blocked shots, the bruises, it all adds up—which is why so few players stay on the ice past the age of 40. Now consider that Chris Chelios kept playing until his 47th birthday—the second-oldest player ever to suit up in an NHL game. How? For his entire career, Chelios committed to one of the most comprehensive offseason workout routines in the league. His trainer, T.R. Goodman, started by working on the smaller, stabilizing muscles that form a body's foundation and then built toward more challenging, muscle-building routines. When he's not lifting, Chelios surfs, paddleboards, and bikes to get a cardio workout that isn't so hard on his knees. It also helps that he can name Don Wildman—the founder of Bally's Fitness—and surfer Laird Hamilton among his circle of friends. Extend the prime of your career with Chelios' workout in the Men's Health Celebrity Fitness Center.
70. Joe Manganiello
Whether he's playing a stripper in Magic Mike or a werewolf in True Blood, Joe Manganiello knows that he owes at least some of his success to his six-pack. And he seems perfectly okay with continuing to muscle up: "People are writing roles for bigger guys," he told Men's Health. "I think we're seeing a return to 'the Man'. People come up to me and say they miss having those silent, tough guys like Clint Eastwood and Steve McQueen…you have to fit the role physically, and that physique is muscular." Trying to pack on muscle in a hurry? Take this simple test to uncover the secret to instant gains.
69. Harry Houdini
No, Houdini was never an elite athlete. He didn't climb Mount Everest or win an Olympic gold medal. Here's what he could do: He could free himself while suspended upside down in a water tank. He could wriggle out of a straightjacket and toss away any set of handcuffs a blacksmith cared to lock on his wrists. Pulling off such marvelous feats required Houdini to take care of himself: One of the few surviving portraits of the famed illusionist reveals his stout, well-muscled figure, clad in heavy iron chains—which, no doubt, didn't stay draped over his body for long. Houdini's abdominal strength was so renowned that he once boasted he could absorb any blow to the chest—a claim that, in a cruel twist of irony, may have led to his death. A college student tested Houdini's claim with a surprise attack, not knowing the celebrity magician was suffering from appendicitis. Houdini died days later. The legacy he left didn't inspire anyone to pick up a weight, but it did something just as important—it reinforced just how far we can push our bodies beyond our self-imposed limits.
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68. Bryan Clay
Bryan Clay didn't just win gold in the decathlon at the 2008 Olympics—he crushed the competition. After nine events, the American from Hawaii had an insurmountable 479-point lead over second-place Andrei Krauchanka, of Belarus. So he took it easy on the final event, the 1,500-meter run, crossing the finish line at the back of the pack (but with a finish time of 5:06.59). Clay still won with the biggest margin (240 points) since 1972, and earned praise for his restraint and not simply running up his score while victory was already guaranteed.
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67. Roman Sebrle
Give Roman Sebrle credit: Not many Olympians continue to compete at such an elite level when they're pushing 40. And the only reason Sebrle's performance in the 2012 London Olympics may have left something to be desired was because of how high he'd already set the bar for himself. Sebrle set a world record for the decathlon—9,026 points—that stood for 11 years ago until American decathlete Ashton Eaton edged him out by just 13 points in 2012. That's one reason why a large panel of experts hired by the Wall Street Journal in 2008 deemed Sebrle the world's greatest athlete, beating out LeBron James, Sidney Crosby, and others. Not that he's resting on those laurels: Sebrle recently told the Associated Press that he plans to compete in the Olympics at least one more time.
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66. Wanderlei Silva
Think for a minute about the kind of viciousness you have to bring to the table to earn a reputation as one of the toughest fighters in the UFC. Brazilian Wanderlei "The Axe Murderer" Silva gained his rep by doing serious damage to his opponents: More than 70 percent of his wins were knockouts or technical knockouts. Trained in both Muay Thai and jiu-jitsu, Silva went undefeated for five years in Japan before returning to the UFC in 2007. Although his record in his eight UFC fights has been mixed, the 36-year-old remains one of the most dangerous men in the Octagon.
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65. Alexander Karelin
You might expect to see a character like Alexander Karelin playing the villain in a Rocky movie, but it's even more surprising—if not a little terrifying—when you learn that he exists in real life. Karelin dominated the sport of Greco-Roman wrestling for more than a decade, piling up three Olympic gold medals and nine more in the World Championships. At 6-foot-2, 280 pounds, Karelin's feats of strength read like something you might see in a comic book. In a 1991 Sports Illustrated profile, Karelin talked about singlehandedly lugging a new refrigerator up eight flights of stairs when he moved into his apartment. He didn't treat opponents much better: His signature move involved hoisting 265-pound men into the air and tossing them as freely as you might toss a medicine ball. "Always, I am conscious that I am not a typical man," Karelin told the magazine. "I can win a wrestling competition with a decent enough score, but because I am not typical, I must win in atypical ways."
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64. Bob Hayes
Imagine, for a moment, if you were an NFL general manager and could sign the fastest man in the world to play wide receiver. Would it work? The Dallas Cowboys found out in 1965 when they enlisted the services of Bob Hayes, a two-time Olympic gold medalist and holder, at the time, of sprinting world records in four events. Hayes became an immediate threat: Opponents struggled to contain his blazing speed, and in his first two seasons Hayes led the NFL in receiving touchdowns. It worked so well, in fact, that in 1972 Hayes became the only man in history to combine his Olympic gold medal with a Super Bowl ring when he helped the Cowboys win it all. Hear that, Usain Bolt?
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63. Vernon Davis
When NFL scouts projected Vernon Davis to get picked in the first round of the 2006 draft, it was no surprise why. Davis looked like a gift from the football Gods: 6-foot-3, 250 pounds, with a 4.3-second 40-yard dash, and the ability to bench nearly twice his weight. At the NFL combine, Davis blew everyone away: He did 33 reps of the standard 225-pound bench (the strongest offensive lineman cranked out 26 reps, according to USA Today). Davis credited his strict regimen of vitamin shakes, two-a-day workouts, and cold-water plunges for his elite conditioning. In the 2012 playoffs, Davis cemented his place in NFL history with a miraculous game-winning catch with only nine seconds left on the clock—fans have dubbed it, simply, "The Grab"—that sent the 49ers to the NFC Championship.
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62. Jackie Chan
If you ever wonder why it's called martial arts, just watch Jackie Chan. You'll see grace and style in his movements, almost like a choreographed dance (he's appropriately cited Fred Astaire and Gene Kelly as inspirations). While Chan is never the biggest or most intimidating presence onscreen, he's always the most compelling, giving each burst of kinetic energy charismatic flare. Dude's got staying power, too. Chan's currently pushing 60 and has racked up more than that number of movie credits in a career spanning five different decades. Amazing considering that, just like his kung fu predecessor Bruce Lee, Chan performs most of his own stunts and has suffered multiple debilitating injuries over the years, including breaking his fingers, his nose three times, and his skull. Still, the lovable action star—maybe most memorable as the straight man to Chris Tucker's off-the-wall cop in Rush Hour—continues to report for duty, recently shutting down rumors of his retirement.
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61. Paddy Doyle
Some people read The Guinness Book of World Records and shake their heads in amazement. Multi-disciplinary athlete Paddy Doyle uses it as his to-do list. The numbers alone are staggering: He holds the records for most squats in one hour (4,708), most one-armed pushups in a year (1,500,230), most weight lifted in one hour (149,220 pounds), and the fastest mile run with a 40-pound backpack (5 minutes, 35 seconds). Oh yeah, and he also holds the record for most records broken in one day (14). To date, Paddy has racked up more than 200 such fitness achievements, and in 2009, Guinness recognized him as the World Fitness Endurance Champion (a title he still holds). Not bad for a guy who grew up in a rough-and-tumble part of Birmingham City, England, where as a kid he'd often get into bar fights. Now in his 40s, the former paratrooper and amateur boxer continues to break new boundaries with his body, earning him the nickname "Iron Man." Sorry, Robert Downey, Jr.—but do you really want to argue with this guy?
60. Magic Johnson
Before LeBron, there was Magic — a 6-foot-9 point guard with a frontcourt body and backcourt skills. He played all five positions, won five championships, three MVP awards, and did it all with the most infectious smile anyone had ever seen—before, that is, becoming sports' most famous cautionary tale and the face of the HIV/AIDS epidemic when he announced he had contracted the feared disease in 1991. Two decades later, Magic has become the disease's most-prominent survivor, as well as a successful and tenacious businessman. As a part-owner of the Los Angeles Dodgers, he has infused a driven, win-at-all-costs attitude into the formerly laid-back franchise.
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59. Usain Bolt
Charismatic, flamboyant, unbelievably tall—and did we mention insanely FAST? Usain Bolt doesn't need you to tell him how great he is. "I'm now a legend," Bolt said after winning the 100- and 200-meter events at the 2012 Olympics in London. "I'm also the greatest athlete to live." While the latter is up for debate, Bolt is the highest-earning track-and-field athlete of all time, and could very well be the fastest person in the entirety of human history. He owns seven of the top 11 performances in the 100- and 200-meter dashes, including the top spot in both. He has also caused controversy by slowing down near the finish line after leaving the competition in the dust, prompting many to wonder about the times he'd post if he ran hard the whole way.
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58. Craig Alexander
"To keep winning, I have to keep improving," says Ironman Craig Alexander. In 2011, after already having won three world championships, Alexander cranked up his performance big time, becoming the first triathlete to win both the Ironman 70.3 Series and the Ironman Triathlon World Championship in the same year. He also holds the record for the fastest time in the Ironman Hawaii, a feat he accomplished while also being the oldest man (at age 38) to win the event. He credits extreme daily high-intensity intervals, which include 45 minutes of ab work. Learn how cardio intervals can rev up your results.
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57. Brad Pitt
Brad Pitt's abs may go down as one of the more lasting images of the new millennium. Throughout most of his career, when hulking action heroes like The Rock were all the rage, Pitt's seemingly more attainable physique signaled a welcome change. Every woman may have wanted him, but every guy wanted that—a six-pack worthy of showing off, whether you're Tyler Durden throwing haymakers in a grungy, abandoned basement, or a battle-hardened Greek hero. Want a midsection like Pitt's? Here's how to Get More From Your Core.
56. Jerry Rice
Many call Jerry Rice the greatest NFL player of all time, but during his playing days, you could have also made the case for him also being the most insane. Why? Two words: The Hill. Rice's training in San Francisco's The Edgewood Park and Natural Preserve is the stuff of legend. The wide receiver sprinted nonstop up what he dubbed "The Hill" for 2.5 miles every single day to condition his body for long, grueling NFL games. Rice has attributed his sharp fourth-quarter energy and ability to make big plays in the game's final minutes—when other players were sapped—to battling through the vertical hell day after day. (He still sticks with the sprint at age 49.) Nowadays, hill training is an essential workout staple among professional athletes and fitness freaks—and you can partly credit Rice and his maniacal ways.
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55. Jim Brown
It wasn't enough for Cleveland Browns running back Jim Brown to completely own the NFL in just nine seasons, powering through the record books as he pulverized defenders in the '50s and '60s. No, Brown hung up his cleats at the peak of his pro career at age 29, eager to trade in the stadium for the silver screen and make the tough transition from athlete to action star. Of course, an extended career in the limelight required Brown to maintain leading-man muscle well into middle age (when most of his fellow footballers had gone flabby). Even now, Brown occasionally pops up in flicks, and three-quarters of a century in, he still has the brawn to deliver a punishing blow.
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54. Greg Louganis
A reverse 2 1/2 somersault in pike position. Of the thousands of dives that this 4-time Olympic gold medalist performed in his storied career, that may be the one for which Greg Louganis is best known. It's the one he attempted in the 8th round of the 1988 Seoul 3-meter springboard preliminaries when he hit his head on the board, opening up a sickening gash. Yes, the dive was a failure—but it was also a symbol of Louganis' superhuman resolve. After getting stitched up, the man who had endured countless "sissy boy" taunts in childhood (he had dyslexia, asthma and a stutter), summoned up the courage to go for the same dive again—and nailed it, eventually winning the finals by more than 25 points and cementing his status as one of the greatest divers of all time. Louganis—who now serves as an advisor for the gold medal-winning U.S. diving team—has overcome much tougher personal struggles, including an HIV diagnosis, being the victim of a sexual assault, and coming out as a gay man in 1995. But through it all, he's maintained the same determination that allowed him to get back on that board in Seoul to perform the reverse 2 1/2 somersault pike again to perfection—the dive which, in his own self-effacing words, made him "the toughest sissy in the world."
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53. Hugh Jackman
Some actors need CGI to look buff. Not Hugh Jackman. The imposing 6-foot-3 Aussie who brought Wolverine to life in all his mutton-chopped glory prides himself on getting in top shape for each role. Yes, even the artsy ones. On the set of Darren Aronofsky's The Fountain, for instance, the man added a year of daily yoga to his usual workout routine just to be able to hold the Lotus position long enough for a key underwater take. And to pull off Wolverine, a role he's reprising for another X-Men sequel next summer? How about an hour and half every day in the gym, eventually working up to a 315-pound bench and 1,000-pound leg press, while adding an extra 1,000 calories to his daily diet.
52. George Eiferman
On stage, he was a hulking presence—hulking enough to win both Mr. America and Mr. Universe awards. But more importantly, George Eiferman was accessible. After winning his crowns, he brought fitness to his hometown of Las Vegas by opening multiple gyms in the area. At those gyms he'd give rookie lifters tips to help them build a physique like his. In that way, Eiferman was a true man of the people—even after he retired in 1990, he'd visit Las Vegas health clubs and sit at the smoothie bar, offering advice to amateur bodybuilders.
51. L.L. Cool J
Forget gin and juice, L.L. is more of a fruit-and-veggie (followed by weighted-jacket sprints) kind of rapper. "Working out is a huge investment in yourself, and it builds equity in your body," he says. On the road, he regularly hops off the bus for hours of drills on burning-hot asphalt, or pullups on high-school football field goalposts. The hip-hop star has even taken his healthy message to the masses with fitness and nutrition books like LL Cool J's Platinum Workout and the LL Cool J Platinum 360 Diet and Lifestyle. Try his workout and the ladies might just love you, too.


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Stories from people who were children during World War II and the objects in this exhibit animate the past and inform us of a time when war took over daily life. "Retrospect is a very interesting thing," says Ruthie Kallnder. "At the time I don't recall any of the information we got as being propaganda," but the government tried to influence children to make "necessary" sacrifices. Propagandists made the war a battle between good and evil, democracy and fascism. They also asked children to share in the war effort. In response, many children took on more responsibilities. Ruthie explains that boys and girls felt "if that's what it was going to take" to win they "were willing to do it." The memories of the people in this exhibit and their wartime actions show the power of propaganda's messages and its lasting affect on their lives. Propaganda posters, children's books, and classroom assignments demonstrate how propagandists reached children and involved them in the national war effort.
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It got 7.4 on IGN. I guess that's pretty good. Might give it a go.
Also, shouldn't icculus be hard at work porting UT3?
Phoronix: Aquaria Game Coming To Linux. Icculus Porting?
There's a new game coming to Linux and it's called Aquaria. This is an underwater fantasy game developed by Bit Blot...
It got 7.4 on IGN. I guess that's pretty good. Might give it a go.
Also, shouldn't icculus be hard at work porting UT3?
this seems 20% dandy and 70% ridiculous. I have a feeling EPIC is the reason ut3 is delayed now.
Bit Blot had gotten Aquaria mostly working on Linux themselves before it got released, but ended up dropping it for unknown reasons. I'd guess just lack of time since they were presumably trying to get the Win/OSX versions to be as shiny as possible. Here's to hoping that the groundwork they laid allows this to come out sooner rather than later! I've been looking forward to this game since it was announced!
This game looks great imho!
I remember hearing about it on german television (GIGA) a while ago. IIRC the review was pretty positive.
Can't wait to buy this game.
Aquaria seems to be almost finished:
This is almost done, but I'm crunching on something very important. Hopefully
I'll start passing some Linux builds to Bit-Blot for testing in ~2 weeks
when this other project is off my shoulders.
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Community Farmer's' Market. Due to their commitment to quality and freshness, not all products are available all year round. The farmers bring only their produce to market in their freshest state so not all selections are in stock every week. The Market does its best to ensure seasonal produce is abundantly available during harvest time. Open seasonally June through October.
Belvidere Rent All & Party Store
Get all your party supplies here! We rent just about everything, from blow-up obstacle courses, to tables and chairs, to wedding trellises. We also carry all sorts of tools and machinery to suit your needs.
Bend General Store
They are exclusively owned & managed by lifelong St. Charles residents. They have endeavored to embrace St. Charles past, and bring uniquely old world small town experience to our fellow residents.
CITY:St. Charles
Ben's Christmas Tree Farm
Ben's Christmas Tree Farm was founded in 1983. Since then, Ben's has provided visitors with organically grown fir and pine trees in an authentic country atmosphere. Besides trees, enjoy the animals, wagon rides and more.
Bike Rack
The area's best selection of bikes, recumbents, accessories and clothing. Rentals: bikes, tandems, trailer cycles, recumbent bikes and trikes. Home of Creative Mobility featuring bikes for special needs. Just west of Randall.
CITY:St. Charles
Blue Eagle Pottery
"Our work embodies skill, insight, and respect for both the material and process. It is useful in the kitchen, on the table, or as an accent to decor. The warmth and beauty crafted into each pot will touch those who use it. Its artistry functions best through daily use, through intimate acquaintance."
Blue Goose Super Market
Known throughout the Fox Valley for top-quality meats, produce, and fresh bakery products. Where service has been a family tradition for more than 70 years in St. Charles.
CITY:St. Charles
Blue Moon Balloon Company
Balloon bouquets, arches, flags, pillars and just about anything you can think of made out of balloons!
Blue Moon Bikes Cycle & Fitness
Blue Moon Bikes is a full service bicycle shop specializing in: new and classic bicycles, antique bikes, parts, bike restoration and repair, as well as trading and buying old bikes. Blue Moon Bikes is run by a group of bicycle specialists.
Blue Violet BodyworksSpa
Facials, manicures, pedicures, body polish, haircuts, massage and more.
Blue Wind Gallery & Annex 4121
Furniture, collectibles, comics, militaria, railroad memorabilia, original landscape and wildlife paintings.
CITY:Crystal Lake
Blumen Gardens
Our retail gardens and shop have become a gardener's lush retreat of two city blocks tucked away in the historic industrial district and neighborhood of beautiful Sycamore. Ponds, statuary, plants and other garden necessities. Seasonal operation.
Boberosa Barnworks
The quaint shop opened in the fall of 2001, selling pumpkins and barn wood crafts. Antiques and crafts, from furniture and home decor to primitives, tools and vintage farm equipment -- there's a wide assortment to choose from.
Books at Sunset
New and gently read books, books on tape, gift items, cappuccino, biscotti and even "tea for two."
Bourbon Street Gallery
The Bourbon Street Gallery -- in the Bourbon Street area in Pheasant Run Resort & Spa. The gallery showcases the works of new, emerging and established Chicago artists.
CITY:St. Charles
An Artisan Bread Bakery featuring a delicious variety of fresh-baked breads, buns and more. Breadsmith is open Tuesday through Sunday. Stop in and see what makes us the special choice of bread lovers!
CITY:St. Charles
Bridget's Kid Closet
Bridget has clothes from size newborn to size 12/14 girls and boys. She carries baby equiptment, dvds, toys, outdoor toys, all at a fraction of what it costs new.
Brook Farm
Brook Farm is your stop for local produce this season. We grow a wide variety of fresh vegetables, popcorn kernels and produce delicious flavored popcorn products.
The 185,000-square-foot retail showroom is an educational and entertainment attraction, featuring a décor of museum-quality animal displays, huge aquariums and trophy animals interacting in realistic re-creations of their natural habitats.
CITY:Hoffman Estates
Carter's Cottage Interiors
Carter's Cottage Interiors is pleased to offer a pleasant in store shopping experience filled with antiques, shabby chic/french country furiniture and decor, hoosier cabinets, crocks, DeKalb seed sacks, DeKalb farm/seed signs and many primitives.
Castle Gardens
Garden decorations, lawn furniture, plants, flowers, shrubs and trees. Come see our selection and find just what you're looking for!
Catholic Gift Store
The Catholic Gift Store offers you a unique selection of quality Catholic gifts and books.
Celtic Home and Hearth
Celtic Home & Hearth offers unique selections of Celtic and Renaissance inspired and imported items all specially chosen for their quality and appeal.
Charlestowne Mall
Charlestowne Mall has a unique collection of boutiques, specialty shops and nationally famous stores and enchanting two-level carousel.
CITY:St. Charles
Circa Vintage Gallery
Enjoy a whimsical journey through time. Explore unique vintage finds; Paintings, sculpture, photography, jewelry, home decor and furniture.
CITY:St. Charles
City of West Chicago's Gallery 200
DuPage County, Chicago's Western Suburbs - Gallery 200 is fast becoming a haven for art lovers as a quality destination for buying and browsing great local art. The gallery, a cultural initiative supported by the City of West Chicago, hosts artist opening receptions, art talks and workshops.
CITY:West Chicago
Cobblestone's on the Square
The place to visit for a charming shop offering a wide selection of furniture, home furnishings, gifts, candy, and more!
Colonial Antique Mall and Restoration Center
150 Quality dealers in spacious 35,000 square foot mall, featuring largest furniture inventory in Northern Illinois including: Architecturals, built-ins, mantles, lamps & fixtures. PLUS: 85 showcases - jewelry, collectibles. No reproductions or crafts.
Consignment Gallery
We consign and sell new and used upscale quality brand name furniture, accessories and art. Because of our growth, we are now offering residential and commercial staging and offer an estate sale service.
CITY:St. Charles
Cooper's Hawk Winery & Restaurant
Experience Cooper's Hawk... a modern, casual restaurant with a menu created with our own handcrafted wines in mind. Start in our Napa-style tasting room, where you can view our wineries and sample our winemaker's latest creations. Shop in our gift store for unique food or wine related gifts.
CITY:South Barrington
Country Cabin Orchard and Nursery
This u-pick apple orchard (with eight varieties), also includes a petting zoo, gift shop, wagon rides, pumpkin patch, Christmas trees, donuts, pies, bakery and fall nursery. Open mid-September through December 24.
Country Church Antiques
Specializing in pine, oak, mahogany furniture. Textiles, china, and glassware.
CITY:Crystal Lake
Country Faire
Afghans, books, baby quilts, birdhouses and feeders, ceramics, goose clothes and geese, southwest artifacts, lawn and garden decor and more.
Country Store of Geneva, Inc.
Country Decor from Ceiling to Floor! Country chandeliers, country table and floor lamps, sconces, country ceiling lights, punched tin switch plates, and country style curtains!
Country Store Thrift Shop
A variety of items are for sale at a reasonable price. The collection includes articles for the home, gifts, decorations and clothing.
Countryside Garden Center
Welcome to the wonderful world of Countryside. Proud to be recognized as one of the finest retail flower shop, nursery and garden center facilities in the Midwest.
CITY:Crystal Lake
Cracker Jax
Cracker Jax began in 1984 as a vintage clothing store and has since transformed into the magical place it is today! All senses are delighted as you shop 15 cases of new and vintage jewelry, eclectic clothing, soy candles, oils, incense, gemstones of every kind, unique gifts, stunning greeting cards, books, antique and shabby chic furniture, art and one-of-a-kind treasures. We are lovers of all things beautiful!
Cradles & All
Unique children's furniture store specializing in bedding and accessories from baby through teen. Gift items, custom orders and baby shower registry available.
Crystal Lake Plaza
Over 40 specialty shops, a grocery store, furniture store, and restaurants at this center.
CITY:Crystal Lake
Crystal Point Shopping Center
Several restaurants and seven national chains, including Best Buy, K-Mart, Office Depot, Bed Bath & Beyond, and Sports Authority, provide various home and business products.
CITY:Crystal Lake
Custom Furniture
Two stories of quality, solid wood furniture since 1938. Huge selection of finished, unfinished home, office furniture by Amish and other American manufactures.
CITY:St. Charles
D & D Jewelers
D & D Jewelers has been a fixture in Sycamore, Illinois for over 100 years. We are often praised for knowing our customers likes and being able to help them find or create the perfect piece of jewelry to uniquely fit their personality. We specialize in engagement and wedding rings, exquisite diamonds, Custom Design, vibrant gemstones from the well known basics to the exotic and lustrous pearls. We have stunning pieces from classic and elegant to unique and one of a kind. D & D has the largest selection of top quality brands of men's watches and women's watches in the area.
Decades is a unique shopping experience with many unique items from retro to vintage. Handmade items from jewelry, aprons, clothes, cards, etc.
Deer Park Town Center
Deer Park Town Center features over 70 of the most exclusive stores and restaurants in Chicago's northwest suburbs. Located at the intersection of Rand (Route 12) and Long Grove Roads in Deer Park, IL, Deer Park Town Center is an easy drive from surrounding suburbs, downtown Chicago or O'Hare Airport. Park in front of your favorite store and spend an hour or a day. At Deer Park Town Center, there's something for everyone.
CITY:Deer Park
Deer Park Town Center
Different from your average shopping mall, Deer Park Town Center is an open-air lifestyle center providing you with leisurely amenities in addition to some of the best shopping and dining in Illinois. Deer Park Town Center features over 70 of the most exclusive shops and restaurants in Chicago's northwest suburbs. Stores include Apple, Crate & Barrel, Barnes & Noble, Sephora, Gap, Pottery Barn, Restoration Hardware and more. Entertainment includes Century Theatres. Park in front of your favorite store and spend an hour or a day shopping and dining, or catch a movie at the Century Theater.
CITY:Deer Park
Deerfield Bakery
An exceptional neighborhood bakery with great tasting, high-quality products, nice ambiance and friendly customer service. They have a variety of theme cakes and a huge selection of buttery cookies, doughnuts, sweet rolls, coffeecakes and more.
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DeKalb Farmer's Market
The DeKalb Farmers Market features locally-grown produce, wine, baked goods, flowers and artisan crafts. Every Thursday (June 4th - Sept 24th) 10am - 2pm Van Buer Plaza on the corner of North Second & Locust St. in DeKalb. For more information call 815-756-6306 or visit http://www.dekalb.org
Designers Desk Complete Needlework Shoppe Specialty Shops
Complete needlework -- classes, framing, supplies -- and a lot of fun!
Diamond Tour Golf
Diamond Tour Golf is the World Wide Leader in Golf Component Distribution. Diamond Tour Golf is very proud of being able to provide the highest quality components and offer them at a very affordable price.
Dick Pond Athletics
Dick Pond Athletics is America's running shoe store specializing in footwear, clothing and accessories for runners, walkers and triathletes. Open daily. Across from Salerno's on the Fox Restaurant on Second Street (Rt. 31)
CITY:St. Charles
Dick's Sporting Goods - Schaumburg
Dick's Sporting Goods leads more athletes to victory by providing the edge they need to perform at their peak. They offer a deep assortment of sporting goods and apparel for baseball, football, hunting, golf, fishing and more.
Downtown Crystal Lake Main Street
Visit the award-winning Premier Main Street which is full of charming shops, delightful restaurants, quality entertainments and life-enhancing opportunities and events.
CITY:Crystal Lake
Downtown Crystal Lake/Main Street
Visit our award-winning Premier Main Street which is full of charming shops, delightful restaurants, quality entertainments and life-enhancing opportunities and events.
CITY:Crystal Lake
Downtown Geneva
Nestled in the heart of the Fox Valley, and home to dozens of delightful shops, restaurants and galleries is Geneva – a picture postcard. Come stroll along the lush, tree-lined streets and visit a historic town with exquisite dining, boutique shopping, world-class lodging and award-winning festivals. Located 50 miles from downtown Chicago, Geneva is a quick getaway from the hustle and bustle by I-88, I-90 or Metra train.
Downtown Itasca
Restaurants and shopping line this downtwon area. Home to the Itasca Art and Wine Festival. Scenic Riverwalk takes you from the nature center to the waterpark.
Downtown St. Charles
Located on the banks of the Fox River, historic St. Charles is known for its great antique shops housed in turn-of-the-century buildings. Visit Century Corners Historic Shopping District and Old St. Charles, where you'll find landmark buildings, unique boutiques and nearly 30 restaurants.
CITY:St. Charles
Duck Soup Coop
Duck Soup Coop sells a wide variety of products including items such as bulk seeds, grains, teas, coffees, legumes, and many organic items. You may also find housewares, gifts, pet foods, vitamins, and cruelty free body care products.
Ducky's Formal Wear
Ducky's specializes in Tuxedo rentals. They can match all dress colors and have over 100 different choices to choose from. Surely they can meet your needs. Ducky's offers great desingers such as Joseph Abboud, Fubu, Chaps, Ralph lauren, Perry Ellis and more! Ducky's has not forgotten about the ladies. They also carry a wide selection of prom dresses. Come in and visit where there courteous knowledable staff is waiting to serve you!
Edwards Orchard
Open August through November, come visit our farm this fall to share in our rustic culture and enjoy a taste of the season. Many varieties of apples to taste. Also available, in season, are raspberries, pumpkins, home-made goodies, and our famous apple cider donuts. Take a horse drawn ride out to the orchard to pick your own apples too. Family tradition starts here! There's a petting zoo too.
CITY:Poplar Grove


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Kohler K-5841-4U-G9 Sandbar Lawnfield 33" Double Basin Under-Mount Enameled Cast-Iron Kitchen Sink
Contact us for best available pricing on all Kohler!
We want to help make your remodel easy and affordable! Please call or chat during business hours using the links at the top of our site to take advantage of this special offer.
Offer Ends 5/8/2015
Technical Specs
Specification Sheet | |
Installation Guide | |
Rough-In Guide | |
ADA | No |
Basin Depth (Left) | 9 |
Basin Depth (Right) | 9 |
Basin Length (Left) | 17.125 |
Basin Length (Right) | 11.063 |
Basin Rack Included | No |
Basin Split | 60/40 |
Basin Width (Left) | 18.313 |
Basin Width (Right) | 17.313 |
Basket Strainer Included | No |
Country Of Origin | USA |
Cutting Board Included | No |
Drain Connection | 3.875 |
Drain Placement | Rear |
Farmhouse | No |
Faucet Centers | 8 |
Faucet Hole Size | 2.375 |
Faucet Holes | 4 |
Faucet Included | No |
Height | 9.625 |
Installation Type | Undermount |
Length | 33 |
Made in America | Yes |
Material | Cast Iron |
Number Of Basins | 2 |
Sink Shape | Rectangular |
Soap Dispenser Included | No |
Sound Dampening | Yes |
Theme | Traditional |
Width | 22 |
This product has additional required/recommended options. To configure, add to your cart.
Garbage Disposal recommended
- Double basin sink with a 60/40 split provides increased versatility for any task
- Covered under Kohler's limited lifetime warranty
- The Lawnfield sinks feature an elegant, wave-like curve that complements any kitchen décor
- The two basins keep clean and dirty dishes separate, and the large basin is extra spacious to accommodate your biggest pots and pans
- Constructed of enameled cast-iron which combines strength, durability and insulation benefits
- Under-mount installation gives an integrated graceful look to the sink
- Rear drain location increases workspace area in the sink as well as storage area underneath
- All hardware needed for installation included
Product Technologies / Benefits:
- Enameled Cast-Iron: Kohler Enameled Cast-Iron combines the strength, durability, and insulation benefits of cast-iron with the scratch, chip, and burn resistance of a baked, powder coat finish and comes with an exceptional Lifetime Limited Warranty. When these materials are combined it gives the sink or tub the strength to last a lifetime of use. Kohler Enameled Cast-Iron is also available in a wide variety of specialty colors allowing you to truly customize your home.
- 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 (left): 18-5/16" (measured from the back inner rim to the front inner rim)
- Basin Length (left): 17-1/8" (measured from the left inner rim to the right inner rim)
- Basin Depth (left): 9" (measured from center of the basin to the rim)
- Basin Width (right): 17-5/16" (measured from the back inner rim to the front inner rim)
- Basin Length (right): 11-1/16" (measured from the left inner rim to the right inner rim)
- Basin Depth (right): 9" (measured from center of the basin to the rim)
- Installation Type: Under-mount
- Number of Faucet Holes: 4
- Drain Outlet Connection: 3-7/8"
- Minimum Base Cabinet Width: 35"
Gracious living is characterized by qualities of charm, good taste, generosity of spirit and the enhancement of nature. It is Kohler's mission that you can improve your sense of gracious living with every experience you have with a Kohler product or service.
With everything that Kohler does it lives on the leading edge of design and technology, while maintaining a constant level of quality regardless of price. Kohler sets the standard of excellence in its field, and yet is constantly striving to improve.
From sustainable products in the kitchen and bath, to engines for lawn tractors and generators, to power systems that protect data centers and urban landscapes all over the world; this is what the Kohler Company is all about.
Additional Kohler Links
- View Manufacturer Warranty
- Shop All Kohler Products
- Shop All Kohler Lawnfield Collection Products
Our SKU: K-5841-4U
This product is listed under the following manufacturer number(s):
- Almond
K-5841-4U-47 - Basalt
K-5841-4U-FT - Biscuit
K-5841-4U-96 - Black Black
K-5841-4U-7 - Black n Tan
K-5841-4U-KA - Cane Sugar
K-5841-4U-FD - Cashmere
K-5841-4U-K4 - Caviar
K-5841-4U-FP - Dune
K-5841-4U-NY - Ember
K-5841-4U-RR - Frost
K-5841-4U-FE - Ice Grey
K-5841-4U-95 - Mexican Sand
K-5841-4U-33 - Roussillon Red
K-5841-4U-R1 - Sandbar
K-5841-4U-G9 - Sea Salt
K-5841-4U-FF - Suede
K-5841-4U-20 - Thunder Grey
K-5841-4U-58 - White
*Denotes a finish or option that has been discontinued
3 Questions from the Community
The Kohler K-5841-4U is just the sink. It will have its installation hardware but no accessories are included. Kohler recommends the 8801 for the strainer option for the drains.
What comes with this sink? Do I need to buy strainer and the rings around the drain holes?
A. The Kohler K-5841-4U is just the sink. It will have its installation hardware but no accessories are included. Kohler recommends the 8801 for the strainer option for the drains.
The Kohler K-5841-4U can use a 1 hole faucet.
Can you use a one hole faucet
A. The Kohler K-5841-4U can use a 1 hole faucet.
The Kohler K-5841-4U is an undermount sink. The U on the back of the product id means that it is the undermount model.
While the information says this sink is undermount, the picture looks like it is mounted higher than the countertop. Which is it?
A. The Kohler K-5841-4U is an undermount sink. The U on the back of the product id means that it is the undermount model.
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Stainless steel High Polished Triquetra on upgraded stainless steel curb chain, available in 20" or 24" length. Cross size 1 1/2" x 3/4". High density, aluminum dog tag with silencer is double side engraved with deep diamond cuts. Available in assorted scriptures or personalized messaging.
20" Chain is suggested for men under 6 under 200 lbs. 24" Chain is suggested for men over 6 over 200 lbs. Item No: 251596 Gender: Mens Material: Steel This item is made-to-order by the manufacturer, and cannot be returned or exchanged. For questions, contact our Customer Service team. |


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