Ferreting around Google for a moment, it appears the G4/1.33 was introduced on September 16, 2003 and discontinued on April 19, 2004. Google using the the model number as the keyword. The appearing entries include model information as well as available sales. Take a look at their prices versus the one you are interested in and draw your own conclusion. "If it sounds too good to be true.....". And let us not forget, "Buyer beware". Good luck! DA

Your GC doesn't know?! Make him call/visit the permitting authority and ask. Give him the DW model and a copy of the install sheet (I think that's where Miele puts the info) explaining why how the Miele works negates the need for an air gap. Make him earn his money by finding this out for you since he should know. If he won't do it, go in yourself armed with the info. Write down what was told to you and by whom along with the date you visited. That way when inspection is done, you have back-up if inspector questions it. Sorry....I GC'd my whole house reno so I feel the homeowner is entitled to know the laws. Side note: My municipality supposedly enforces the make-up air requirement, like most states do, for range hoods over 400cfm. I put in a 600cfm beauty and no one along the inspection path ever asked me about it at all, other than to admire it. I was a bit worried, but it turned out fine. I was really quite shocked at how little the final inspector looked around and enforced code. My island outlets weren't to code, but the inspector never once looked at them. It was a cursory 5 minute glance through my house, and he was gone. Long story short--your inspector might not even care about the air gap.

I don't have the Force Touch (older MacBook) but I found this on the Apple website so looks you'll need to experiment/research/go the Apple store and ask - they really are helpful. Reminds me that I was amazed at the trackpad when I got my iPad and then MacBook. The other laptop computers that I had used were awful in that regard. I was like "Wow. This thing is really easy to use." Good luck! "In addition to the intuitive Multi-Touch gestures you may be familiar with — like scrolling, swiping, pinching, and rotating — Force Touch brings a new dimension to the Mac experience. The sensitivity is customizable, allowing you to adjust how much pressure is needed to register a click. And the trackpad can even tell whether you’re clicking with your thumb or another finger and automatically adjusts the sensitivity level."

Gardenqueen87, Part of your question was -" Both greenhouses seem to employ a different way of moving the air. Is one way better than the other?" For most greenhouse crops, one complete air exchange per minute is needed. (volume of air within the greenhouse), and either passive-vents or fans can meet this need. One is not necessarily better than the other, other than the fact that passive ventilation systems do not require electricity. With fans, an output of 10 cubic ft / minute/ sq. ft of floor area is needed. For example, a 12 ft. X 18 ft. greenhouse (216 sq. ft. floor area) would need fans that could provide 2160 cubic ft/minute to achieve the needed one air exchange per minute.Check the specifications of the fans provided by the manufacturer. With a passive system, roof vents generally should be 20% of the floor area, and bottom-side vents 10%. Bottom-side vents are necessary to ensure the one complete air exchange per minute. For the same 12 ft X 18 ft. greenhouse with a passive system, top vents should be 44 sq. ft. and bottom-side vents 22 sq. ft. Check the specifications of the top vents, and ensure that bottom-side vents are included or can be modified into the design.