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Kitchen cabinets, why you so complicated?

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Hi folks. Been smacking my forehead against the sharp corner of a kitchen cabinet for awhile now, and it occurred to me that people here know some stuffs and might be able to help. We're coming along nicely on the flood rebuild, and it's time to replace the kitchen cabinets, but I'm finding the layout planning oddly difficult.

Is it weird to offset the range in this kitchen layout and not have cabinets line up with the ones below, or would it look okay? I am going with stock cabinets, both for initial cost and because I have volunteer help for installation. The layout I had initially didn't work for me because the two blind cabinets in the corners by the range were largely unusable and there were no cabinet openings large enough to hold things like stock pots. The layouts the big box stores recommend are similar, but with more dead space where sizes I had before are not available.This one puts two lazy susans in the corners and gets rid of most of the empty space, but isn't symmetrical.

Also, I am short on storage areas in general, and was considering putting cabinets on the garage wall (bottom of the picture). For the counter, we'd either use base cabinets cut down to 18" deep, or use 12" deep wall cabinets as base cabinets with an 18" counter overhang for my aerogardens or instant pot. I have 20" to work with before I hit a window.

However, the other option is to take the old wall cabinets (which were salvageable but didn't match any other available cabinets) and turn them into an island to be used as a table. I wouldn't mind doing both the extra wall of cabinets and the island, but this looks a little crowded.

Anybody see better options? Would this work? I'm still going to be lacking places to store larger items like stock pots, if anyone spots a way to get those in.

Thanks, peeps. Not sure what the mental block is with this project, but it's been giving me headaches trying to figure it out.

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BTN Registration is Now Open for the Eighth Annual BTN Big 10K on Aug. 11

Registration is Now Open for the Eighth Annual BTN Big 10K on Aug. 11
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Registration is now open for the BTN Big 10K, the summer race that turns Chicago into a Big Ten tailgate party. The eighth annual BTN Big 10K and 5K takes place on Sunday, Aug. 11, with a course navigating city streets and a start and finish in Grant Park along Chicago’s picturesque lakefront. Registration begins at $55 for adults for the 10K and $40 for the 5K. For children 12 and under, registration is $25 for the 5K. For all additional information on the BTN Big 10K, visit www.BTNBig10K.com or Facebook. Those who register will also receive a school-specific technical

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Which milestone of football dominance over scUM will come first?

Which milestone of football dominance over scUM will come first?

  • Ohio State takes the all-time series lead in the Game.

    Votes: 15 32.6%

  • Ohio State passes scUM in all-time wins.

    Votes: 1 2.2%

  • Ohio State passes scUM in Big Ten titles.

    Votes: 22 47.8%

  • scUM quits the sport.

    Votes: 8 17.4%
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Due to paleolithic domination of "football", scUM, despite nearly three-quarters of a century of meh performance on the gridiron, still leads Ohio State in wins in the Game, total wins, and Big Ten titles as follows:

1. Head to Head wins: scUM 58 - Ohio State 50 (2010 Ohio State win not counted)

2. All-time wins: scUM 954 - Ohio State 912 (12 Ohio State 2010 wins not counted)

3. Big Ten Titles: scUM 42 - OSU 37 (2010 Ohio State title not counted) Ohio State already leads in outright conference championships 22-16.

Passing them is inevitable, but in which category will Ohio State pass them first?
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BTN Big Ten Power Rankings: Michigan reclaims No. 1 spot

Big Ten Power Rankings: Michigan reclaims No. 1 spot
Brent Yarina, BTN.com Senior Editor via Big Ten Network

One week, that's how long Michigan's stint at No. 2 lasted in my latest Big Ten Power Rankings, presented by ArcelorMittal. The Wolverines return to No. 1, thanks to wins over Minnesota and Indiana, coupled with Michigan State's loss at Purdue.

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2021 CA WR Beaux Collins (Clemson Verbal)

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Height: 6-foot-3
Weight: 185 lbs
Class: 2021 (high school)

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Collins is ranked the No. 10 receiver in the nation and the No. 59 player overall in the 2021 recruiting class per 247Sports. He holds offers from OSU, LSU, Florida State, Florida, Notre Dame, Washington, and others.

Collins’ sister Tyler plays basketball at Oberlin College in Northeast Ohio and the family took in a basketball game this weekend as well.
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Bijan Robinson

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Height: 6-foot-1
Weight: 205 lbs
Forty: 4.5 secs
100: 10.7 secs
Bench: 285 lbs
Squat: 405 lbs

Rated the #6 RB and #39 player overall by the early composite with offers from Alabama, UCLA, LSU, Michigan, Nebraska, Oklahoma, USC, Washington, Arizona, Arizona State, Illinois, Texas, etc. Uncle Paul played for Arizona and the Bengals.

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2020 MD RB Blake Corum (ttun Verbal)

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Height: 5-foot-9
Weight: 180 lbs
Forty: 4.62 secs
Shuttle: 4.19 secs

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Corum has burst, can change direction at a high speed, is patient in waiting for plays to develop and he knows how to set up his blocks down the field. He is elusive, and he he runs with power. He has the speed to get to the edge, and the balance to turn the corner. As he gets older, his size and strength will continue to develop. He also will develop more ability to cut back. -- Brian Dohn
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Offers from LSU, Tennessee, UCF, Purdue, Virginia Tech, Michigan State, Rutgers, etc.
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