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In this sequel to The Navigator (Random, 2007), earthquakes, tidal waves, and general environmental turmoil are on the rise, and Owen is called into action again. The moon's orbit has altered, and the very fabric of time is running out. Owen teams up with his friends from the first book and embarks on a quest to Hadima, the City of Time, to seek out a tempod and try to reestablish stability of time. Faced with deceptions, double-crossings, and the icy power of the Harsh, Owen and his friends are challenged physically and mentally at every step of their adventure. Pacing and story details are excellent with just the right amount of suspense and withheld information to keep readers wanting more. Characters are unique and suitably delineated with an appropriate balance of protagonist and antagonist attention. City of Time reads like a stand-alone novel; all pertinent details are explained. However, it would help more astute readers to be familiar with the first book. Naturally, situations are set up for the final book in the trilogy. City of Time will certainly enjoy as much reader attention as the first book.-Dylan Thomarie, Johnstown High School, NY
Starred Review, Kirkus Reviews, May 15, 2008:
"Another walloping good read from a master of the trade."
From the Hardcover edition.
Posted August 31, 2013
Is AMAZING!!!! I have rarely found books so good with such original thoughts on time and how it could, with the right technology, be changed. The author really pulled it off well, too. If you like fiction of any sort, this is the book for you!Was this review helpful? Yes NoThank you for your feedback. Report this reviewThank you, this review has been flagged.
Posted October 27, 2008
This second book in McNamee's THE NAVIGATOR TRILOGY picks up a year after THE NAVIGATOR left off. Life has been easier for Owen since the defeat of the Harsh, but the Resisters' disappearance once the disaster was taken care of leaves him lonely. His friend, Cati, left to hold the position of Watcher and remain awake while the remainder of the Resisters slumber, feels the same loneliness; she can see Owen, but he cannot see her where she hides in the shadows of time, and she is not allowed to contact him except in the case of a great emergency.

Of course, such an emergency quickly appears. While talking with a girl at school, Owen sees her face change for a split second into that of an old woman. Cati witnesses a flock of geese quickly age and turn to skeletons before falling to the ground as dust. Cati attempts to wake the sleeping Resisters, but they will not stir. She enlists Owen's help, and together they are able to wake a small number of the resisters, including Dr. Diamond and the warrior, Pieta. Dr. Diamond determines that the strange happenings are a result of there being not enough time present in the world; this lack of time is interfering with the physical universe in strange and threatening ways, which will eventually result in the distortion of gravity and may cause the moon to come crashing down into the earth. Cati, Owen, and Dr. Diamond set off in search of the mysterious "city of time," Hadima, where legend has it that time was once bought and sold.

This book moves at a faster pace than the previous one in the series, and I enjoyed it more. It also makes use of more characters' perspectives from the very beginning, allowing the reader to see the story through the eyes of most of the main characters. The ideas behind the story in this novel are richer and fuller; now that McNamee has established the rules of his world, he begins to play around with them, introducing new settings and characters while elaborating upon old ones. It would probably be difficult to get the full emotional impact if these books were not read in order, but whether you read it on its own or as part of the larger trilogy, CITY OF TIME delivers action, adventure, and not just a little speculation about the nature of time and our place in it.Was this review helpful? Yes NoThank you for your feedback. Report this reviewThank you, this review has been flagged.
Posted July 19, 2008
A year has past since Owen and the Resisters won the battle against the Harsh Ice beings who wanted to destroy the world by destroying time. Now the Resisters are sleeping until they are called again when the world is in peril by Cati the Watcher. Owen has the Puissance, a weapon that can destroy time, locked inside his trunk the lock is the magical Mortmain, which looks like a tarnished brass lock, but is much more.--- Owen knows trouble is coming when he speaks to a young woman when he suddenly looks at the face of an old woman. Cati sees geese age crumbing into dust in an instant. Cati notices the atmosphere in the work house is stale as time is leaking out of the world. Owen gets a note from the famous Navigator telling him he must obtain a tempod,, an object that holds time, and bring it back from Hadina, the CITY OF TIME. Cati and a Resister, who Owen awakened, accompany him, but Hadina is full of danger with part of it seeming like it is dead. To survive and save time, Owen must begin to act as the Navigator. --- CITY OF TIME is an apocalyptic thriller aimed at young adults yet this entertaining action-packed science fiction thriller will remind grateful older fans of the works of Robert Heinlein. Owen is a brave hero a person afraid but performs his mission to save the world anyway. With a great climax, this middle book can stand alone though it remains consistent to its predecessor THE NAVIGATOR. It is also worth reading as a great tale and to better understand Owen and company. --- Harriet KlausnerWas this review helpful? Yes NoThank you for your feedback. Report this reviewThank you, this review has been flagged.
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March 2015 'Open monochrome' results
by Stephen Edmonds on Mar.03, 2015, under Competitions
Printed images of the month
A grade: Lenore Pedrina – Dragon Storm
B grade: Lee McVeigh – BOATHOUSE
EDI images of the month
Phillip Island Workshop – Queen's Birthday Long Weekend
by Paul Spence on Mar.02, 2015, under Outings, Workshops
Phillip Island
Queen's Birthday Long Weekend
Photography Workshop
Friday evening 5th June 2015 to Monday 8th June 2015
This workshop weekend is designed for keen photographers of all levels and will provide you with maximum shooting time – in the right place at the right time.
Book your accommodation through The Island Accommodation or phone 5956 6123. Ensure you book on level 2 and tell them you are with the Waverley Camera Club. All members and partners welcome.
Flash & Portrait Group – Tuesday 24th Feb 2015
by Dave Sumner on Feb.24, 2015, under Workshops
Have you ever wondered about how to get the lighting right when shooting indoors? Want to know how that expensive flash that you bought actually works? Ever wondered why those flashy magazine portraits look so good? If the answer is yes to just one of these questions then the Flash & Portrait Group is for you.
The Flash & Portrait Group is free to members and will be held on the 24th Feb at Wadham House (upstairs), 7.30pm for 7.45pm start.
Please note* this is not a suitable night for potential new members or visitors however, new club Members are most welcome to attend.
Learn how to mount prints like a professional
by Paul Spence on Feb.15, 2015, under Workshops
Learn how to mount prints like a professional
Presented by Gary Leete
Tuesday 17 February 2015
7.30pm for 7.45pm
Mount Waverley Community Centre Craft Room
Post Processing using Lightroom
by Paul Spence on Feb.09, 2015, under General
From club member Anne Ramus:
WCC President Paul Spence's "The Country Shed" is archetypal Australiana: an iconic galvanised iron shed, rusting and slowly crumbling back into the landscape to become part of the eucalypts and dry grasses. The warm, bright light is the "Mediterranean" type so loved by painters and first captured by the Australian Impressionists. You can compare Australia's first Colonial artists who couldn't quite let go of the English light or its classic tree-shapes.
Here are two shots: one is my untouched original – the other is the re-worked image using Lightroom. Paul suggested it might be helpful to others to share what I'd done to "re-invent" it.
When I first saw Paul's image, I remembered a trip to a bush property some time back, new DSLR in hand. I'd wanted to capture what I saw and how I felt at the time but I didn't come close: the bones were there, but the flesh of feeling was missing; the light quality and warmth of colours were absent.
I decided to take the image and practise with Lightroom's tools to re-create what I'd seen at the time and, more importantly, what I'd felt – the human elements overpowered by the Australian landscape, the quality of light, hot and golden.
Here is roughly my workflow as I remember it – but I typically hop backwards and forwards between the tools, not in a strict order:
- Composition – I wanted it to have a panoramic look (like Paul's) because I felt it suited the subject. I cut out what didn't contribute – the sky and tops of the eucalypts, a lot of foreground – to give it a breadth of view and a more settled and grounded feeling.
- The buildings and equipment – iconic "human" elements – provided an anchor for the eye, placed to feel comfortable compositionally. While still visible and important focally, they had to remain overpowered by the landscape.
- The colours needed to be warmer and more vivid – as they were at the time – so I moved the Temp slider to the right till it looked okay.
- The sharpness needed help, giving the scene the crispness and brightness demanded by an Australian bush scene – which has none of the dim softness and moisture of an English countryside, for example.
- Adjustment of Highlights and Shadows included the fairly "standard" (for me) of sliding Highlights full down, Shadows full up – to release the details in each.
- I set the White Balance with the Masking slider for darks and lights – shift to right for the lights (till the first speckles appear) and the reverse for the darks, moving the slider to the left. This will set a good tonal range. Overall Exposure might need adjusting here – either up or down.
- I moved the Vibrance slider up to bring out the less saturated colours and give more power to the colours. The Saturation slider can give extra oomph to colours too – if you overdo this (as for any of the sliders), it's easy to pull back on it.
- I used the Brush tool to choose where I wanted more exposure, then New to choose to darken some areas. Dodging and Burning selectively in this way will give the image more depth and complexity. The Vibrance slider gives mid-tones some punch, but it can be easy to overdo. Cutting back on Saturation to compensate can be beneficial.
- I sharpened the image using the Sharpen slider, with Masking to select which areas I wanted particularly sharp, leaving the rest untouched. Using the Contrast slider can pump up an image too, but you might need to lighten the blacks a little.
- The image needed more warmth, so the Temp slider pushed in more of a golden glow. I didn't need the Tint slider, but sometimes just a tiny touch can help an image. Again, try it – easy to slide it up or down to taste.
- Even if you've gone to the max with Sharpening, you can get even more – use the Brush tool and choose clarity and/or sharpening, and swipe over the areas you want super-sharp (called Sharpness Stacking).
- I introduced only a little Luminance to cut back on noise (including adjusting the Colour Noise slider). Be aware of a guideline of "Sharpening plus Luminance values equal 100").
- Using the Brush tool, I ran extra sharpness, saturation and exposure adjustment over the buildings and equipment, to give them more presence. (Check too, for Colour aberrations like fringing and purple or green lines around subjects which are also easily eradicated in LR.)
In hindsight, I should have used a tripod but I didn't own one at the time. A longer shutter speed to achieve sharp focus throughout the scene would have been much better (and thanks to John Mallett for guiding me towards much crisper images and the qualities of light!)
Post-processing is all experimental – you can jump backwards and forwards in using the list of tools, according to the results achieved with each. Some adjustments in LR can be done as "Auto" but I find it's usually better to do my own. Like using herbs and spices, you have to taste and try all along the way, to get the best result for your image and to gradually develop your own personal workflow – your own recipe. While guidelines can be helpful, post-processing can never be prescriptive: it is simply creativity in action.
While not a particularly good image, my second one is a lot better than my original untouched and discarded one. Digging out that old photo, finding a more suitable composition within it, thinking about the quality of light needed, its focal points and messages, has been good practice – and again I learned the lesson to be less rugged when purging old photos.
It's good to look in your archives for images that will benefit by some "painting with pixels", as you'll now be armed with better editing skills. There was a good reason why you took that shot in the first place, so give it a run!
Anne Ramus
January 2015

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A man has appeared in court charged with 11 sex offences – including three counts of raping a child.
Tony McDougall, 24, of Moor Road, Longtown, did not enter a plea when he appeared at Carlisle Magistrates' Court.
He spoke only to confirm his name, age and address.
McDougall is charged with three counts of raping a 13-year-old girl, and eight counts of intentionally touching a girl, aged 13, in a sexual way.
The incidents happened on various dates or over various time periods between January 1, 2005, and April 18, 2005.
McDougall's case was committed to Carlisle Crown Court. He will appear there on March 4. He was granted unconditional bail.
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Instrument innovations that hit the right note in 2013
It's been another bumper year for new musical instruments. Join us as we look back on some of 2013's high points, including inventions that dare you to play out of tune, new takes on familiar designs, and simply stunning 3D-printed creations. Read More
It's not a guitar, it's a Bouillez
If you go shopping for an acoustic guitar, the chances are you'll be greeted with many variations on the same theme – a contoured wooden box with a hole between the bridge and the high end of the neck. The Bouillez (pronounced Bull-yah) dares to be different. Its creator Dan Bouillez has lopped off the fixed soundboard of a cheap, kick-about acoustic and replaced it with a floating one that gives the instrument a striking look and unique tone. With a great-sounding prototype in the bag, the self-taught musician and engineer has just started to build the very first production model. Read More
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If there were more blizzards, I think people would be a lot nicer to each other.
Like most Chicagoans, Sunday's "Super Bowl Blizzard" – the fifth largest Chicago snowstorm on record –left me snowed in Monday. While working from home, I took a shoveling break in the morning to clear a path from my front door, and later in the afternoon embarked to dig out my car parked a block away through an alley. Simply put, it was the best walk through an alley I've ever had.
In front of my apartment on Sunday night, Feb. 1; there is a foot-high step up to the front door.
True, anyone would agree that the bar for alley walk quality is pretty low, but this was an enlightening 100-yard trek, as you're about to discover. Not 20 feet into said alley, a man stood outside his vehicle, and as I approached he began talking to me somewhat quietly about why he had stopped. I had nearly walked past his car when I realized he was stuck. I stopped and offered to dig him out. As I shoveled the snow away from his tires, I felt a rush of that cheesy-to-describe yet undeniable feeling that comes with helping someone in need. In fewer than 10 minutes he was on his way, waving "thank you" as he turned onto the street.
Halfway through the alley, I watched as another stuck car freed itself from traction-less peril with the help of two women. I kept walking and was nearly through to end of the alley when I came across a cellphone planted face down in the snow. I yelled to the women behind me to see if it belonged to them, but no luck. I looked at the owner's favorites list and messaged the first person mentioned. A call came through from a young man five minutes later; he lived down the street and came quickly to retrieve it.
I'll admit two Good Samaritan deeds within 20 minutes felt pretty darn good. As I began clearing off my car, however, as much as I wanted to pat myself on the back, I couldn't. I don't mean to diminish my own kindness, but I literally walked into these opportunities en route to solving my own problems. All I sacrificed were 15 minutes of time that I most definitely had available. I barely left my apartment. There are greater degrees of g'milut chasadim (acts of loving kindness) that I could be going out of my way to do.
I looked down the street to see others working together to help cars get through. My normally quiet neighborhood was bustling with teamwork, of all things. I read stories on Facebook of similar acts of selflessness and I imagine most everyone who weathered Sunday's storm experienced or witnessed some form of blue-collar altruism as well. Even Wednesday morning, Mollie drove the car to work for the first time since the blizzard, and despite all the room I cleared, she still couldn't pull out into the street. Two men nearby helped push her out.
This is what storms do. When we all fall victim to the same misfortune, it tests our capacity for empathy and our willingness to help one another. Some people dig others out before themselves; others dig themselves out and put chairs in their spot to keep others out.
It's refreshing this year to see more of the former, but either way, in a world in which mutual cooperation has become less and less essential for survival, it's unfortunate that the only thing that physically brings strangers together in this way – or even people who live on the same street – is hardship and tragedy.
Yet ironically, there is hardship and tragedy in our own backyard happening every day, but if it's not buried in two feet of snow, we don't realize – or we often forget – that it's there. Something impacts another neighborhood, another class, another religion, race or ethnicity, so we turn a blind eye.
The silver lining of a storm is that it humbles us. It reminds us of what we can control and what we can't. A storm can't be prejudice toward any group of people except based on the climate in which they live. And because it impacts people within proximity of each other, it reminds us that we can in fact make a difference as close by as down the street.
When I think about the tragedies in Paris last month and the tragedies we either overlook or never hear happening daily, I think about how powerless they make us feel. We want to help and feel connected, but there's not much we can do, or there's too many fights to fight, to the point that in many cases we just move on with our lives. One of the problems with our interconnected online and social media world is that it's so much easier to find out about the things we can't change, which makes it too easy to forget about the things around us that we can affect with even the smallest bit of kindness. Homelessness or hunger, for example, will never be "trending" news items, but they're problems people in every community can help to alleviate.
My Super Bowl Blizzard mitzvot were convenient ways to spread some kindness and make life a little easier for others, but more importantly they showed me what I could be capable of with a more concerted effort. I believe that we all need reminders of our own strength and potential to do good for others, and that the opportunities to realize it do not lie far beyond the narrow alley of our existence.


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I retired last Friday after working 44 years without missing a day of work. I have always dreamed of having a beautiful flower garden and have pleanty of rich soil to plant in. I am willing to pay for seeds however I will be living on a fixed income and cant afford much. Do any of you have free or los=w cost seeds that you could share or sell me? I cant wait to get started! Blessings
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California's pre-1914 water rights are not regulated. Even in drought years, whoever claimed the water first, gets it.
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A pet rat survived a two-alarm fire in Antioch at a home where the roof collapsed early Sunday morning.
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Hi everyone. Does anybody have a great recipe for Salsa? I am a huge salsa fan butndon't know how to make it. Help!
Here's what I do: try to find Mrs. Wages Salsa Tomato Mix at the grocery:buy canned or fresh roma tomatoes( 1/2 grocery bag or 4 cans.If you use canned, crush them up, fresh, scald and remove skins, then crush. Put in large kettle, remove some of the extra liquid, then heat with one chopped onion, halopena peppers ( 1-2) and the salsa mix. Bring to boil, and stir a couple of times( otherwise it gets to soupy), let it simmer 10 minutes, then put in jars. Makes about 8 1/2 pints. I process in canner 20 minutes or so, have never had a bad jar. You can also freeze in containers. The mix comes in mild and hot, which is really hot! very easy and tastes like the real thing.Let jars go for 24 hours if possible before eating.I have a problem keeping my jars , as friends like to take it home.
Here's a great recipe for pico de gallo.
4 sm. jalapenos, diced
1 can 4 oz diced green chilis
3 lg tomatoes, diced
1/4 c. black olives, diced
1/8 c. onion, diced
1/4 c. green bell pepper, diced
1/2 tsp salt
1 tsp garlic powder
Mix the jalepenos, chilis, tomatoes, olives, onion and bell pepper in large mixing bowl. Add the salt and garlic powder. Place mixture in bright decorative serving bowl and refrigerate 1 hour.
I use freah tomatoes skined and chopped onions chopped 4 different peppers chopped make sure you use some jalapinos--Itianian seasoning --salt pepper and cilantro--for 6 qt of tomatoes I will use 2 very large onions 2 large of 4 different peppers--cilantro is to your taste but I use 2-3 TLB--then I add 2 12 oz cans tomato paste to thicken--I have canned 100 pints of this this year Ive made hot and mild---
Pico de gallo is always the best salsa but it must be made fresh. My emergency salsas are based either on canned peeled tomatoes or El Pato tomato sauce. To the tomatoes I add chopped seeded jalapenos (or your choice of fresh chili), chopped onion & cilantro, Pulse in the blender to your desired consistency. To the El Pato sauce I just add chopped onion and cilantro, Tabasco if you want it hotter. There are so many, many excellent salsas available why spend all your time roasting peppers and tomatoes? Unless, of course, you are canning your own which should be another thread.
Hi..I make mine by cutting up in small pieces tomatoes, onions, jalapenos and what ever else you might like in yours. I put in some lemon juice, cilantro and salt and lots of pepper. If I want it to be a hot salsa I add crushed peppers (find in spice section)...


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My son's Eagle ceremony is at 7pm on June 17 with a cake-and-punch reception afterwards. My husband and I were thinking of adding "goodies" to the cake that will be offered. There will be about 150 people.
We will have access to a refrigerator, but not an oven. We were thinking about having something like fruit trays, vegie trays, and cheese/crackers/summer sausage. We've also thought about having 3 bowls on each table (one for M&M's, one for peanuts, one for pretzels).
Any other ideas? (I'm not wanting to spend much time in the kitchen, LOL)
Has anyone ever bought the bags of mixed frozen fruit at Sams Club and tried putting them on a platter next to a box of toothpicks? I don't want to be slicing fruit for days before! Or should be put fruit like that in a bowl??
Any opinions? HELP!
We had cake & punch and pop (plus coffee--forgot the tea, but I don't drink either). I went to the grocery store and ordered ready-made trays of fruit and vegies with dip. Skipped cheese & crackers because it cost too much to have it sliced and put together for me (and *I* ran out of time!). I cooked nothing!
We put bowls of candy, nuts & pretzels (bought in bulk at Sam's Club) on the tables between the decorations. The ingredients were supposed to be kept separate but one of my "helpers" decided to dump them all in together. YUCK.
We did NOT get the frozen fruit from Sams; we tried it ahead of time and it definitely lacked flavor and texture.
If I had to do it over I would do it the same. Nobody really pays much attention to the food since it's just a cake and punch reception, and the table decorations made it LOOK festive even it if wasn't anything special. If it had been a "girl thing" I would have bought the circle netting and tied up wrapped chocolates with a ribbon or something.
Depending on your budget a variety of cakes (including my all-time favorite cheesecake) might make a nice addition. You'll need more than one sheet cake for that many people anyway.
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We are purchasing a home and doing inspection this saturday. I'm also having my cabinet maker come and give an estimate.
Here is what I come up with so far, minimal changes to the current layout.
I'm trying to minimize the change in footprints so we can save on electrician/plumbing. I will attached how the kitchen look like now on the second post.
Also would take in ideas on colors. We will keep kitchen floor as is.
way too soon for any of what you are doing. the diag corner to the right of sink is a worse setup than what exists for starters. the character cabinets are something worth reusing/repurposing in all or partial format. the dishwasher and range on the 90 degree from each other like you propose is about a "last" resort. Giving top position to "electrician and plumber" to the degree that you feel no layout options can be entertained is ridiculous. electrician and plumber do a bit of grunt work in the process-that's all.
Hi again, Pdxkit. Your existing layout is far better than those of many who want to save plumbing and electric budget for the shopping, but I strongly agree that your first step should be to examine all your options. It costs nothing, after all. Determine what your very favorite layout would be, find out what the boring stuff would cost, and then you're in a position to say yes, very worth it, or no, we prefer to stay with the current layout.
I also agree that a standard corner on the right would give you better work space over there and keep the sink more accessible to a second person. The corner carousel units, whatever they're called, are very good these days and don't need an angled door.
Thanks to both of you!
I agree the existing layout is actually very good - which then makes it hard to improve upon! Also it's such a unique kitchen my original though was putting a new counter/replace sink and call it good.
However, although the woodwork is amazing on the face etc but the cabinet itself has really worn/torn. It was also missing that 'functionality' (drawers that roll etc). Currently, we have a new kitchen and I don't want to live without the functionality aspect.
We definitely need new appliances - oven and microwave and would you move this somewhere else or keep the footprints? I'll work on the layout more and will post something up soon.
Attached is the view from the dining room.
I don't like the cooktop in the penninsula. It's too limiting. How about putting the fridge next to the fridge where you currently show the microwave and put the cooktop on the back wall.
I'd also consider an island instead of a penninsula, facing the opposite way.
Your kitchen definitely looks charming, pdxkit, part a really nice house. It's not surprising, though, that you might want much better function from the lowers. I've always preferred old kitchens and for years happily refurbished and made a minor improvement here or there,or just enjoyed. But that was before drawers. Lovely, full-extension drawers. And I no longer have children who will go spelunking for seldom used pans.
Thanks Rosie. After pondering much about it now i'm thinking keeping most of the footprint intact.
Wall 1 - Leave it as is and works with the current cabinet (possible replacing the bottoms with pullouts) with the same door
Wall 2 - keep the footprints and replace 2 sinks to 1 sink (take down the uppers on the corner)
Wall 3 - Keeping the same footprint, take down the upper/hood, leave the beam. Existing cabinet 'door' facing the dining room is 'leaves' you can prop the 3 leaves up as buffet bar. Isn't this neat. I look in houzz there are similar peninsula. Update the cook top.
Wall 4 - update appliances - upper bottom microwave and oven vs the side by side. (the full width is 53.5) and have 1 tall narrow (23 inch) cabinet with lower drawer.
Update the counter material (granite) and install a 'quiet' backsplash.
So now, IKEA cabinet is really appealing because of the cost... which face will match the current look?? I'm really clueless about 'form'
TIA for all the input!
One thing that would be high on my list if this were my kitchen would be to have a real hood to ventilate the cooktop so I'd want to get it off the peninsula, esp. if you are at all considering making it all one level and doing seating opposite.
I second dilly's suggestions. For a kitchen of this size and wanting to remain in the same footprint, I think a range would be more practical as it would allow you to put it on the refrigerator wall and move the refrigerator to the microwave/wall oven wall.
And if that is not in the budget, then I strongly recommend living with this now for awhile and/or making some cosmetic improvements until you are in a financial situation to make these other changes.


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