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Before & After: A Modest Galley Kitchen Makeover
Let's just say the kitchen was not what attracted us to our new home. Country rooster decor was in abundance and so were peeling vinyl floor tiles, 80s lace valances, and honey-stained cabinetry — not exactly our dream kitchen. However, coming out of grad school, we weren't really in a position for a total dream kitchen remodel, so we prioritized our list of essential updates, enlisted a handyman friend, and went to work...
• 1 Before & After views.
• 2 After. Our house was built in the 40s so we wanted to bring back some of the vintage vibe, but in a subtle, updated way. So, out came the neon overhead light, and up went the reproduction old school pendants. We also replaced the dated cabinet pulls with retro looking ceramic ones.
• 3 Before. All the warm dark colors made the kitchen feel dingy, and since we love to cook we'd needed a clean color scheme that we could live with. To cut down on costs, we decided to keep all the appliances — thankfully, all in working condition — and work our color palette to suit them.
• 4 Before. Aside from the color scheme, the damaged floor tiles and the oddly fitted counter tops — they extended about 5 inches over where the cabinets ended — were our main hang ups. We wanted the new surfaces to have a clean, streamlined look, but I'm a messy cook, so white was definitely out of the question. Black was perfect!
• 5 After. We sanded and painted the cabinetry to refresh the space. Originally we planned on putting all the cabinet doors back on once they were painted, but we decided to leave off the ones where we keep our dishes in order to open up the cramped galley. Also, we stuck to a very limited cool, color palette: whites, black, and silver.
• 6 Before: Muted browns everywhere! and After: Clean and Bright!
• 7 Although I'm not crazy about the look of crowding mini-appliances together, I wanted all the counter space I cook get, so clustering them was the best way to achieve a nice expanse of workable space. The stainless steel color helps them to more or less read as one.
• 8 The absolute black granite counters were our splurge. They added a lot to the look of our otherwise modest kitchen. The magnetic spice rack is one of my favorite parts about the kitchen. Visually, they add color and variety, and I love being able to have all the spices accessible.
• 9 We don't have space for a traditional pantry, so we use one of the overhead cabinets for canned and dry goods. Also, I borrowed a tip from my mother-in-law and hang Christmas card photos, birth announcements, and save the date pics from friends on the interior of the doors. We're in the season of life where lots of friends are getting married and having kids, and I love all the pictures they send us of their landmark events. However, a fridge can only take so much clutter, so I like this tucked away photo gallery. Every year, we switch out the pictures with the new ones we're sent.
• 10 Counter space is coveted, so everything that could be mounted was.
(Images: Leah Moss)
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That is a really big improvement.
I really enjoy this remake - and putting the photos inside a cupboard door is a great idea!
Q: If you had to do it again and couldn't afford/didn't want the black stone countertops - What type of surface would you have choosen?
As nice as the new kitchen looks, and mind you it looks really nice, its also very cold and uninviting. I think its the complete lack of color.
What an incredible improvement! It looks like a very serene environment for cooking. Beautiful job.
It's great to see a beautiful and clean kitchen makeover that was done with a limited budget- nice job!
Excellent! If I had a kitchen like this, I wouldn't even think of a total re-do. If time and money permitted, what would you have done instead?
It's March, and nothing has started blooming here in DC. They're calling for snow later. Yes, everything looks cold. A vase of red and yellow tulips are the cure!
great job! your old appliances look like they got a facelift, too, just by being next to the freshly painted cabinets. and i disagree with those who think it's cold--i think it looks like an inviting place to cook up a meal or hang out to watch the chef.
I love that you worked with what you had -- it's great to see budget remodels like this.
Could you share the color/brand of the blue/aqua color in the room you can see from the sink?
I did a similar low budget makeover with my kitchen - painting cabinets and replacing countertops. I think you did a nice job and made some smart choices.
However - like others - I miss seeing a bit of color & warmth. I think painting the walls a few shades darker than the adjoining room would be an improvement. And choosing a warmer color would be even better. The spices add a bit of color - would be nice to see that elsewhere.
wow! I love the framed mirror behind the sink, and the mounted cd player/ipod dock is great! I love music while I'm cooking, but usually play it loudly from another room (no counter space).
like others have said, it's a little cold, but I'm sue once it's put to use it will warm up a bit.
I love it! Great job!
I would probably have gone with matte black soapstone counters (have them in my own kitchen), or maybe wood, but that is the only change.
You've shown that opening up upper cabinets and a lot of white make for a dramatic change (and frankly, I really prefer these older cabinets to most new ones).
The black and white is a very Scandinavian look (which I love).
Lovely! I love the colors you chose, and I don't agree that it's too cold. Small spaces look can cluttered quickly with too much color and other stuff going on. What you have looks very clean, serene, and cheeful. I'd maybe warm it up a little with some red, yellow, or pink things here and there, or maybe just make it a little more lively with some things in aqua or more apple green--dish towels, flowers, throw rug, and/or a bit of art would go a long way to making your excellent job even more wonderful.
Just for example, here's a very breezy aqua and yellow color scheme that I think might be some inspiration for you. I think the yellow here makes the greeny-blue really pop in a clean and cheerful way. http://www.ohdeedoh.com/ohdeedoh/nursery-tours/my-room-little-p-massachusetts-076389
What a difference counters and cabinets make! Congrats on the nice reno.
Very chic... well done!
I think this is great. I don't think it looks cold at all. Maybe add a plant or two and some fun retro-looking towels (I've had good luck at World Market). This is very inspiring to me, I think my galley kitchen is half this size, I would love for it to look this bright and fresh!
Where did you get your gorgeous pendants?
This looks fantastic. I love the colors, pendant lamps and how you managed to mount everything to the walls and cabinets while still keeping the overall look streamlined.
I really like this. It looks clean and fresh.
This is a really nice kitchen makeover. The countertops rock! (no pun intended)
Just a few practical questions:
Did you lay the floor yourself?
Did you need to install new drywall?
What was the order of the work?
How long did it take?
Did you need to get permits?
I'm going to use this as a model for my own! Again, great job.
so we say this was a limited budget---so how much was the total cost in the end? I am just curious. I found a house I love, but the galley kitchen is SO NARROW and dingy that it is hard to find inspiration with it without having to take out a wall. Which could happen in the future but not right away. I am glad to see so much accomplished with such a small kitchen space.
Gorgeous! And I love seeing my nephew's photo and scribbles as I reach for the cereal ... thanks for letting us see your work.
I really like seeing "partial" renos like this too.
Tell us about the floor. Did you scrape up the old vinyl tile yourself? (what was underneath?) What kind of prep work was involved for the new floor? What kind of tile is that?
i love the open shelving and the spice rack. really really nice.
Can you put up larger pictures on Flickr or something, these are nice but small. I would really like to see these larger
Love it. Could you share your process of stripping and sanding the cupboards and then what kind of paint you used?
Many thanks,
Thank you for all your wonderful comments. I want to respond to them all this weekend when I have a bit more time. Right now this kitchen is about to get very messy preparing for little soiree tonight :)
I'm nosy about the cost too. I'm moving in a month and have been planning to fix up the kitchen and there are great ideas here, I've already bought white paint for the cabinets and tile to replace the vinyl floor...
The black countertops are really impressive to me since it makes the appliances look SO much better and intentional. Black appliances/white countertops/wood cabinets is a little too much going on imo.
I wish I could afford new countertop but my splurge was a new ceramic cooktop instead. :)
Leah here!
Thanks for your patience in answering your questions
Total time: about 2 weeks
Total cost: about 2500. 1500 of that was the counters and undermount sink, 250 was for the faucet (kohler's forte with sprayer head), 270 for porcelain floor tiles (we got them on clearance at Mosaic tile in Rockville, MD--very reasonable even not on clearance), 255 for new lights, the rest was for paint, prep materials, and cabinet hardware). The cost does not include labor since all work was done by my husband, a family friend, and me.
Pendants: from seagull lighting http://www.seagulllighting.com/Mini-Pendants.htm I'm sorry I don't know the name of the ones we got, but they have a great collection at reasonable prices. Ours were about 85 each.
palindrome- the aqua in the other room is BenMoore's Barely Teal.
bepsf- we considered butcher block counters, poured concrete counters, and stainless steel counters, all of which I love. Durability, easy maintenance, and stain-hiding were our main concerns. In the end, we found a friend of a friend who is in the stone business and gave us a great deal on the granite and the installation.
enmnm- No permits needed. No new drywall, but some new patching around where the old mammoth fluorescent light had been. We began by sanding the cabinets, then ripping up the floor, then replacing the lights, then painting the cabinets, then installing the new floor, then installing the counters and sink, then painting the walls.
When we moved in we thought we wanted to go bigger (which would involve removing a load-bearing brick wall=LOTS of work and $$$$). We have small children, a big rhodesian ridgeback puppy, and we love to entertain, so everyone ends up in kitchen all the time. Now we've grown to appreciate a small kitchen and realize space can be overrated. Small living just takes some getting used to.
mschatelaine- LOVE soapstone!!! That was the other stone counter we were considering. My husband preferred the shiny granite though, and the price was right.
ValHalla- ripping up the old vinyl floor was a bear. We basically used a chisel and chipped it up. There was wood subflooring underneath. We put down sheet rock to level the floor and then laid the porcelain tile over that. Our friend has a tile cutter. I think it would be impossible to put in a floor yourself without one.
gem- we removed the cabinet doors and hardware, sanded them with medium grit sandpaper, did a couple coats of oil-based primer, then a couple coats of semi-gloss latex white paint.
As for the cool (lack of) colors, that was very intentional. In our old home our kitchen was yellow and warm and kind of homey...but also always felt dingy and cramped event though it was almost double the size of this one. I wanted to go the other extreme--fresh and bright and clean, and so far I love it. We get a lot of sunlight so it doesn't feel too cold or uninviting to me. The cool colors really expand the small narrow space. You can't tell from the pictures but the walls actually read as a very fresh blue in real life. They're painted BenMoore's Patriotic White which is actually more of a blue than a white.
I do think your suggestions for adding little bursts of color are great. Flowers, dish towels, maybe a few bright serving dishes on the open shelving would be great while not interfering with the overall clean feeling of the space.
Thank you!
Leah, so how was the soiree? ;)
Other ideas for adding bursts of color include replacing the pendant shades with a color used in the living room beyond. Or wallpapering/painting the interior cabinets without the doors.
If you ever want to put the doors back, you could cut out panels and replace them with chicken wire or leaded glass (that's my fave.)
I live in DC and I get the feeling that you and I are going to be very very good friends.... ;)
Did you do similar work in the bathrooms?
I LOVE what you did. (Note: you mention stainless steel but the appliances look black.) Frankly, I have fallen in love with a set of black LG appliances. We're thinking of combining them with black granite tiles (can't afford the slab). Your pics are inspirational and greatly improve my confidence.
Our only difference is that we're pretty set doing the base cabinets in black, and the uppers in white.
Where did you get/how did you make the spice rack? I live in a very old building with the smallest of kitchens. The cabinet I have to work with is the original 1940s metal cabinet with metal "back splash" where that kind of spice rack would be a god send.
Thanks and you did a beautiful job. You make me dream of day I can do that myself!
Well well well done! I personally like the lack of color -- it makes it feel airy and very clean. Leah, please feel free to drive south about four hours and come help me renovate my aged & crumbling kitchen!
I love this! You did such a wonderful job and I totally disagree with those who said it looks cold/uninviting. I love the color scheme and if/when you do add small bits of color - dishes, flowers, towels - it will only add to it without looking cluttered.
Thank you also for the detailed information on how you did it, cost etc.
Apt Therapy, take note - please do more stories like this of partial, budget conscious renovations.
quiltmaster- The big appliances (dishwasher, range) are black, the mini ones (coffee maker, mixer, toaster) are stainless steel.
SweetCaroline- the spice rack is from target http://www.target.com/Lipper-International-Soho-20-Shaker-Board
it was a present (kind of expensive for a spice rack). Since getting it, I've seen a more affordable one that is nearly identical at World Market. Also Ikea makes a similar model, and someone told me of an ebay vendor that makes them too.
enmnm- the soiree was a hit. And yes, we've done similar work on the bathrooms, but they're still in the process...hopefully they'll be worthy of a future post
Wow, this turned out really nice! I would love to cook in your kitchen!
For awhile I thought I wanted a bright and colorful kitchen, but I am starting to realize that it would be over-stimulating for me to cook in.
Can you tell me about the paint you used for the cabinets? We are in the market for a house and I know we'll most likely go the route you guys did. I was just wondering what paint you used and if it was semi-gloss or a different finish? Sorry, I'm no good at this sort of thing since I have always rented and I'm not allowed to paint!
Great job.
Re the odd comment saying it looks cold due to the lack of colour-to me that's a good thing for a kitchen, (and believe me I love colour in my house, I have bright yellow walls in my living room) especially one this size. The reason I think that is that the kitchen is such a busy area most of the time (all that cooking and eating, and especially with small children I imagine!) so the colour and homeliness is added by real life going on within the kitchen-against that it's lovely to have a blank canvas!
We're seeing the kitchen at it's most clean and tidy, it probably won't be like that most of the time! My kitchen in my rental is full of brown colours and fussy details, which combined with the usual kitchen mess half way through baking a cake isn't that practical or pretty. Save the colour/fuss for elsewhere!
I love this. We are thinking about painting our kitchen cabinets white since we can't afford all new right now and this is total inspiration! Thank you! You can see our "before" ktichen and the cabinets we plan to paint here:
Wow! What a trendy yet classic kitchen you have! I especially love the CD player / iPod dock, as I find it more motivated to cook while hearing my favorite tunes. Also, the spice rack is cool. Kitchen organizers as such are really a cool and neat way to keep your kitchen orderly at all times.
I love this. It makes me want to go out and buy a 1940s house so that I can have a kitchen just like it. It doesn't seem cold to me at all, but I love light bouncing off of white surfaces.
Love it! Our house was built in 1940 and the kitchen has almost exactly the same layout as yours. We're in the middle of a minor renovation - minor because we're not knocking down walls, but we are putting in new cabinets (unlike yours, our kitchen had no cabinets or counters on the wall opposite the stove). Your pictures are a great source of inspiration, thanks for sharing them!
I love this makeover. And the price...made me love it even more. I would like to do something similiar in my coop apartment, but will have to pay a licensed contractor to do the work, per the board. Any suggestions on a budget makeover when using a contractor?
I think you did a GREAT job on the kitchen!
Q: Where did you get those great spice holders/rack? I'd love to get somethiing like that put in above the stove.
I love this renovation! I like the idea of working with what you have and restraining the need to use jack hammers :)
I agree that the photos do look cold but I accept the owner's explanation that she wants a clean look and that the light makes the space feel homey.
I personally go for an orange warm wall colors in the kitchen but that would not go with the overall look for this project.
I love the granite counter tops and how all the small necessities like towel racks and knife organizers are on the wall so the counter is clear- that is the best idea of all.
I like this look and will be either repainting or refacing my cabinets within the next few months.....A source for the spice rack and magnetic knife strip would be awesome :-)
Great job.
this is GORGEOUS!! thanks so much for your photos and notes. definitely a kitchen that I'll refer to when re-doing my own some day!
I tend to agree with those who think this kitchen looks cold; but it could be the pictures. Perhaps a light cream colour would have helped bring a bit of warmth into the overall scheme. This being said, the improvement is so definite as for this to be inconsequential.
Your kitchen redo is amazing -I would not have thought to go with black counters -they looks great & balance out the white cabinets. We're very fortunate -the contractors of our gut rehab cheaped out on HVAC & the like so we could have staineless, granite, Travertine, 42" oak cabinets, etc.
We corked one of the interiors of our cabinets (a la Young House Love) w/ some $5 cork tiles (that came with adhesive). We also put a dry erase blank sheet and calendar on our back door (our stainless fridge isn't magnetic). We hang keys and photos on the cork board and write to do lists and such on the dry erase. All were purchased at Target.
Where's the mounted cd/ ipod dock from?
I am in the middle of remodeling my galley kitchen and this is such a great and helpful post! Is that a Kohler faucet? Is it still in production?
Awesome, thanks for sharing your ideas. I have a small kitchen myself with few cabinets and you have given me a wonderful idea with the magnetic spice tins.
These are great concepts. But it would be more meaningful if the before and after pictures were taken more from the same angle. This would reveal more accurately how the changes were applied for the final affect.


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Plus I have stupid delicate redhead skin! Too much sun and, if I'm not careful, I become one of the lobster people.
Still no new job. Rejections every time. *sob!*
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Thanks for replying, Lee. And you're absolutely right. You've been great on this site, in fact one of our top people. If we only let our top people promote their stuff however, we become hypocrites. People begin to wonder why some people can promote their stuff and not others.
It might be worth exploring a new group where people can post links to their free stuff. When I think through that however, I don't think I'd join, just to get notified of free eBooks. That's my opinion and not that of the community, which is why we should perhaps explore it.
Would you join a group like that? And I'd like you to think of it in terms of a person NOT posting something. Because we'll have no shortage of people posting their resources. But will we have people honestly interested in being a member in order to download the next free eBook?
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I've opened up an existing brd file that I generated using OrCAD PCB Designer Professional v16.5. It appears that all of my parameters remained intact, however, the colors, transparency and brightness of the individual elements look different. Most of the differences aren't bad, they're just different.
The only problem I'm experiencing with this new color scheme is that my silk screen elements are almost completely invisible. You can't really see them unless you place your cursor over the silk screen element that you would like to see. I've even set the color of all of my silk screen elements to bright white in the Color192 screen and toyed with the transparency and shadow settings. The only way I can see the silk screen items is to supress all of the other elements and just enable the silk screen stuff. Even then, the color of the silk screen stuff is very muted and not very bright at all.
Has anyone else seen this or have an idea how to make the silk screen more visible or brighter?
Do you have the photoplot width set to something other then zero for the text size you are using?
Obvious questions.......... You have the silk layer for the ref des turned on and the color set to white or some other std color?
I have a board here that I started in 16.5 and finished in 16.6 and there were no issues with the silk viewing
The photoplot width for all of the silk elements are at least 0.25mm wide, most items are wider. When I roll my cursor over the silk screen items, they become visible. If I turn off all other layers and leave the silk screen on, I can see it, but it's very dull. It's weird. I've never had this problem before, and this wasn't a problem last week when I completed the board using v16.5. I'm sure it has to be something really simple, but I haven't stumbled across the solution just yet.
It's called Shadow Mode, Display - Color Visibility - Display folder, is shadow mode on ? If so turn it off. This is used during highlight of nets, shadow mode turns everything grey (or dimmed) apart from the highlighted net. There's an icon next to the color visibility one which you may have selected.
What is shadow mode used for, or how would I use it to enhance my design experience?
It's as I said before used to dim the rest of the board whilst looking at a highlighted net. It works quite well with cross probe. You can adjust the level of dim / brightness including dim the active layer from color visibility - display folder.
Yeah, shadow mode isn't it. I can turn off shadow mode and everything is pretty bright, with the exception of the silk screen items. I can turn shadow mode on and vary the brightness and transparency of items, but the silk screen items remain unaffected. The only way I can see any of the silk screen is to roll my mouse over the item, then it becomes highlighted and visible. But, just as soon as I move the mouse away from the item, it disappears. I can turn off internal layers of the board which contain copper planes and then I can just faintly make out the silk screen items, but still, it is very dim and weak, even though the silk screen stuff is set to white, which should be highly visible. All of the net names and via names are in white (which is kind of a cool feature in 16.6) and it's very visible, so I'm having trouble understanding why my silk screen stuff isn't. Like I said, when I designed this board using v16.5, this wasn't an issue.
I guess I'll send EMA-EDA an email and see why this is happening. If I get a solution from them, I'll post it here. Thanks guys.
steve:TomIt's as I said before used to dim the rest of the board whilst looking at a highlighted net. It works quite well with cross probe. You can adjust the level of dim / brightness including dim the active layer from color visibility - display folder.
I'll have to give it a whirl.
Sort of like the "h" (highlight) and "." (high contrast) keyboard shortcuts in the pre 16.3 versions.
David Yackman: I guess I'll send EMA-EDA an email and see why this is happening. If I get a solution from them, I'll post it here. Thanks guys.
Please do.
Just a thought - are you on the latest 16.6 hotfix ??
Good point. I had some weird things going on until I updated.
Just an update - I've designed three additional boards since I've reported this issue. I haven't had the silk screen problem since. All the new stuff I did looks just fine. I guess something is wrong with the *.brd file on the board I designed in 16.5.
Maybe something in the database was set to make it think a partition was exported but in reality it was not exported. You could try changing the environmental variable DISPLAY_READONLY_INTENSITY to 100 and see if the silkscreen items are displayed like normal. (Setup > User Preferences under the Display Category / Visual folder.)
Of course it is a long shot that this is the case but I had to bring it up.
Hope this helps,Mike Catrambone


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My little sister Emily is in labor. I'm so excited. She's in Oregon and I'm in upstate New York, and I really hate being this far away. Last night my older sister and I were talking about how if only Emily was within driving distance -- even if it was eight hours away by car -- we would drop everything and go.
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The yen breaks the 100-per-dollar mark
The greenback jumps to its highest level against the Japanese currency in over four years on Thursday, thanks in part to a postive U.S. jobless claims report.
The Japanese yen has broken through the 100 yen-to-the-dollar barrier -- and rather convincingly, too. The dollar was up 1.6% against the yen as of 3 p.m. Thursday, New York time.
I'd assume there are a lot of positions and programs in action at this level -- so we might get a wash of buying as computers decide to close short positions, or a wave of selling as traders figure that it's now safe to go even shorter on the yen.
But whatever the short-term backing and filling, I think the barrier has finally fallen and the next stop is around 105 yen to the dollar. (Remember that because this exchange ratio is quoted as yen to the dollar, a higher number means the yen is weaker. It's just the reverse with the euro where a higher number means it takes more dollars to buy a euro.)
The catalyst Thursday seems to have been the better than expected report on initial claims for unemployment. For the week ended May 4, 323,000 workers filed an initial claim. That compares to 327,000 in the week before and the 336,000 consensus projection from economists surveyed by Briefing.com. Traders put this unexpectedly positive report together with what the market saw as a positive April jobs report, and decided that the U.S. economy was stronger than expected.
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The big rally in Japanese stocks on a weaker yen is likely to continue. A weaker yen means Japanese products appear cheaper to non-yen buyers -- and that Japanese companies translating sales from stronger currencies such as the dollar will show more yen on their income statements. For two suggested picks, see my Jubak's Picks portfolio on Toyota Motor (TM) and Mitsubishi UFJ Financial (MTU).
A stronger dollar means even less pressure on U.S. interest rates. We are likely to see Treasury yields move even lower, as overseas investors buy dollar-denominated assets.
More downward pressure on commodity prices. Oil, copper, gold, etc. are priced in dollars -- so a stronger dollar means you need fewer of them to buy a barrel of oil, an ounce of gold, etc. Commodity stocks don't need anything else leaning against them, but a stronger dollar will exert downward pressure nonetheless.
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Posted: Wednesday, October 24, 2007 in ACE Press Releases
SAN DIEGO, Calif. (Oct. 24, 2007) – The American Council on Exercise (ACE), America's nonprofit fitness authority, strongly recommends and supports recent information from the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) that individuals with heart or lung disease, older adults and children AVOID prolonged or heavy exertion due to unhealthy to very unhealthy Air Quality Index (AQI) levels. Everyone else should REDUCE prolonged or heavy exertion during this time predicted to last through Friday, October 26 because of the San Diego fires.
"During exercise, where mouth breathing plays an important role, the body's normal air filtration process is much less efficient, and more pollutants reach the lungs, said Robyn Stuhr, ACE Executive Vice President and Exercise Physiologist. "These pollutants may interfere with the body's ability to carry oxygen, forcing the heart to pump harder, irritate the eyes, constrict air passages and lower the body's resistance upper respiratory illness and colds."
Certain pollutants can damage the cells lining the air spaces in the lungs. Damaged cells are shed and replaced, but if this depletion occurs repeatedly, the lungs could become permanently damaged.
Stuhr recommends air conditioned fitness facilities with appropriate filters for exercisers. Otherwise, focus on stretching or low-intensity activities which can help provide stress relief without overtaxing the lungs.
"I've seen people running through areas covered in ash, that can't be right," said Jessica Matthews, an avid and regular exerciser. "I run on Mondays and Wednesdays and I have to admit, I'm going stir crazy not being able to get out there. Exercise is such a stress reliever and especially now, we could all use it."
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PLOVER, WI (WTAQ) - A 32-year-old Plover man who was arrested for killing his neighbor was ordered to be held in jail on a $1 million cash bond Tuesday.
Jose Luis Flores Aca is being held in Portage County for allegedly strangling to death 36 year-old Jamie Koch.
Her body was found in an abandoned car in a Town of Harrison farm field.
Investigators believe Flores Aca entered Koch's Chestnut Arms Apartment unit on August 7th, sexually assaulted her and then killed her. He then placed Koch's body in an abandoned car and lit it on fire.
The $1 million bond was requested because of the seriousness of the crime, and that Flores Aca is not a citizen of the United States. He is a Mexican citizen here on permanent legal status.
Investigators are still gathering evidence for a criminal complaint which should be ready by Flores Aca's next court appearance scheduled for September 3rd.


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You may recognize this prayer: "Abundant God, help us this Lent to let go of those things that weigh us down. May our prayers and sacrifices bring us closer to your Son, Jesus, and help bring life to our brothers and sisters who struggle with hunger and poverty. May we proclaim the dignity of life and celebrate the witness of your love each day. Amen."
So, what about those "sacrifices?" Is Lent only about fasting? Not at all. Spending the 40 days before Easter performing acts of kindness and compassion just might change your life.
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Parents of students at Detroit Public Schools' Bates Academy are concerned their children aren't getting an adequate education because of deteriorating building conditions. They are demanding a meeting with the emergency manager and superintendent of DPS.Some parents have collected pictures over time of the school's bad conditions, showing problems such as a leaky roof and leaky pipes. But parents shared concerns about more dangerous, unhealthy classroom conditions with FOX 2's Ron Savage. "There's mold coming up throughout the floors. I looked at my son's math class and all the tile was lifted up from the water, and you can see like mushrooms coming up out of the water. So, that's a big safety concern. There's children with asthma there, and that mold and bacteria can trigger health issues," says Crystal Perkins. Bates Academy was closed Friday due to a building problem. Parents say the school has been closed frequently since the beginning of the year. A teacher at Bates says days off due to maintenance issues easily total more than three weeks of missed classes this school year, which violates the state's required minimum days for school attendance. Detroit Public Schools released this statement:"The educational environment of our students is of utmost importance to Detroit Public Schools. The district greatly appreciates the parents of students at Bates Academy for voicing their concerns and holding us accountable. We appreciate and share their urgency in this matter. An action plan is being developed regarding the Bates facility that will be shared with parents at a special meeting at which we will also seek their input. We expect this meeting to be scheduled before the end of the month."- Michelle Zdrodowski, spokesperson for the district
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30 U.S. Code § 1752 - Reports
The Secretary shall submit to the Congress an annual report on the implementation of this chapter. The information to be included in the report and the format of the report shall be developed by the Secretary after consulting with the Committees on Natural Resources of the House of Representatives and on Energy and Natural Resources of the Senate. The Secretary shall also report on the progress of the Department in reconciling account balances.
Source(Pub. L. 97–451, title III, § 302,Jan. 12, 1983, 96 Stat. 2461; Pub. L. 103–437, § 11(a)(2),Nov. 2, 1994, 108 Stat. 4589; Pub. L. 105–362, title IX, § 901(j)(1),Nov. 10, 1998, 112 Stat. 3290.)
1998—Pub. L. 105–362struck out subsec. (a) designation and struck out subsec. (b) which read as follows: "Commencing with fiscal year 1984, the Inspector General of the Department of the Interior shall conduct a biennial audit of the Federal royalty management system. The Inspector General shall submit the results of such audit to the Secretary and to the Congress."
1994—Subsec. (a). Pub. L. 103–437substituted "Natural Resources" for "Interior and Insular Affairs" after "Committees on".
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For termination, effective May 15, 2000, of provisions of law requiring submittal to Congress of any annual, semiannual, or other regular periodic report listed in House Document No. 103–7 (in which a report required under this section is listed on page 111), see section 3003 ofPub. L. 104–66, as amended, set out as a note under section 1113 of Title 31, Money and Finance.
Study of the Adequacy of Royalty Management for Minerals on Federal and Indian Lands
Pub. L. 97–451, title III, § 303,Jan. 12, 1983, 96 Stat. 2461, directed Secretary to study question of adequacy of royalty management for coal, uranium and other energy and nonenergy minerals on Federal and Indian lands, include proposed legislation if Secretary determined that such legislation was necessary to ensure prompt and proper collection of revenues owed to the United States, the States and Indian tribes or Indian allottees from the sale, lease or other disposal of such minerals, with study to be submitted to Congress not later than one year from Jan. 12, 1983.
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APPLETON, WI (WTAQ) - Outagamie County Executive Tom Nelson is exploring the possibility of bypassing the state and directly seeking federal dollars to expand Medicaid.
"As the chief elected official of one our state's largest counties, I have a fiduciary responsibility to the taxpayers to ensure that we receive our fair share of state and federal resources," Nelson said. "At stake is affordable health insurance coverage for an estimated 7,000 Outagamie County citizens. We must explore any and all options to secure federal dollars intended for our citizens."
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