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The last decade witnessed a surge in the number of companies using share options as an employee incentive.
The two most popular formats for granting options in the UK are the ShareSave scheme (SAYE) and the Company Share Option Plan (CSOP). Both are approved by the Inland Revenue and receive favourable tax treatment. The major difference between these two formats lies in the method of acquisition of shares. Under the SAYE, shares are purchased from savings deducted from an employee's net salary, and deposited into a bank account for an effective period of between three to five years under a special SAYE savings agreement. In the CSOP, the employee purchases his shares at a price called the 'option price'. This right to purchase shares can be exercised at any time in accordance with the terms of the option. Another difference is that while it is mandatory for all eligible employees of a company to be invited to participate in the SAYE, the grant of options under the CSOP is discretionary. The scheme lends itself to considerably more flexibility and exercise of the option can be subject to the attainment of demanding performance targets.
Severe doubts are currently being cast on the effectiveness of the SAYE as a platform for boosting company productivity. A recent survey* by the eminent labour market economist Professor Freeman reveals that the SAYE has a very negligible impact on the productivity of companies that operate the scheme. In a comparison between firms that had established SAYE schemes, and those operating CSOP, his findings show that the actual value added per worker in the SAYE companies was minus three per cent, while that of the CSOP companies was a positive figure of 12 per cent.
So why is the SAYE so popular? There are a number of reasons. Options can be granted at a discount of up to 20 per cent of the market value of the share. Savings under the SAYE receive a tax-free bonus. The gain on the shares is free from income tax. Providers (i.e. the banks and building societies) of ShareSave contracts see the savings as a cheap source of investment funds and are able to provide a free administration service in return to companies – both the banks/building societies and companies benefit.
So why does the SAYE not contribute to productivity? The simple answer is that the SAYE is too inflexible. The level of participation is driven by the amount of salary (within statutory limits) the employee is able to save in the SAYE and not to his productivity. It is not possible to set individual performance targets. The SAYE therefore rewards those who can afford to save as opposed to those who are productive. The SAYE can properly be described as an employee perk paid for by taxpayers generally.
The CSOP was originally introduced in 1984. It has proved to be popular because of its flexibility. A problem that occurred in its early days of operation was that it was too generous in that it provided relief over options worth millions of pounds to a few 'fat cats'. It could be said that the Churchillian saying of 'so much been given by so many to so few' accurately described the enjoyment of its benefits. The government response to this was to reduce the individual limit to £30,000 per employee. Wait, I hear you say, £30,000 is quite a large benefit. No! This is not the benefit. This is what he has to pay for the shares and he has to wait three years before he can exercise his option. If we assume an increase in the value of the shares of ten per cent his benefit will be £3,000 (i.e. £1,000 per annum on his investment of £30,000.) Although income tax would not be chargeable the gain would be subject to capital gains tax (CGT). This is hardly worth having when the tax-favoured Share Incentive Plan (SIP) can provide more than six times the financial benefit. So why are companies not all rushing to set up SIPs? The reason is that it involves the setting up of a trust and the movement of shares with considerable administrative costs. These additional costs are a deterrent to smaller and medium size companies – the companies which the Chancellor is seeking to encourage to establish employee share schemes.
So what can the government do to restore the CSOP to its former glory? We suggest the phasing out of SAYE and use the tax saved to increase the limit of £30,000. A limit of between £50,000 – £75,000 would be a reasonable figure. Such a limit would not be open to abuse and is not large enough for the so-called 'fat-cats'. Companies can then link performance directly to rewards. The minimal administrative costs would encourage the smaller and medium-size companies to establish CSOPs.
There are a number of other improvements which can be made to the CSOP:
(1)Three-year tax relief rule
The three-year tax relief rule should be replaced by a taper relief. This 'three years or nothing' rule acts as a disincentive to companies willing to establish the CSOP for their employees. Smaller and medium-size companies are often subject to a buyout or takeover before the three year period elapses and where the acquiring company is not prepared to have options rolled-over its shares the employee suffers income tax (and occasionally a charge to National Insurance Contributions) through circumstances beyond his control.
Tax relief should be tapered according to the length of time between the grant date and the date the option is exercised.
(b) Exercise of options
The methods permitted for the exercise of options in a tax-approved manner should be relaxed and the legislation amended to provide an alternative for option-holders to exercise their options 'cash free' a feature which is very common in the USA. This would also boost the incentive nature of the CSOP.
Shareholders, investors and employees alike are interested in the potential increase in the value of company shares and not the actual shares per se. Under the CSOP, option-holders want to receive their benefits in different ways. Some may wish to retain the shares acquired. Others are interested solely in realizing the cash gain derived from the increased growth in the value of the shares over the option period. The latter category of option-holders invariably sell their shares immediately after they exercise their options.
Under this proposal, the employee will be able to exercise the option without the need to raise finance to pay the option price. He can:
The advantages of a cash free exercise are:
(3) General abatement of the CSOP rules
Some of the legislative rules governing the CSOP should be relaxed and made similar to that of the Enterprise Management Incentive which has been the subject of extensive consultation. A prime example would be the removal of the unnecessary restrictions on the shares that can be used in the CSOP.
Future of options
The current burst of the dot.com bubble has led to the propagation of the myth by opponents of the CSOP that employees do not want to be granted options under the CSOP, the reason being that currently many options are 'underwater' i.e. the exercise price is far in excess of the current market value of the shares.
This myth is fallacious. Data from the National Center for Employee Ownership (NCEO)in the USA reveal that there is an increase in the usage of share option plans by companies granting options to their employees as they continue to 'provide a way to link employee and corporate fortunes for the long term'**. As Professor Freeman's research shows the impact of this link is vital to the UK strategy of closing its productivity gap with its major trading partners. Additionally, the resultant effect on UK productivity of a shift in emphasis from the SAYE to the CSOP will no doubt aid economic success.* When employees have a stake – the impact on productivity and retention. Proshare/QCA lecture delivered by Professor Richard Freeman on 10 September, 2001.
** Five common myths about stock options. Corey Rosen, National Centre for Employee OwnershipNCEO Executive Director. February 2002.
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With good OL so hard to get why would the Cardinals trade L.Davis. I have not followed that situation.
O-LINE CHANGES: Sean Mahan, who started every game at right guard last season and three games this year, replaced LG Dan Buenning in Sunday's victory, but Gruden wouldn't say if that will be a permanent move."We're going to continue to look at that and try to get the best five guys on the field," Gruden said.Did anybody happen to read that far down? What the H-E-L-L is this team thinking? Mahan in for Buenning?
I know it sounds VERY crazy... but are we maybe shopping Buenning?
It IS crazy! No. Type about shooting yourself in the foot! LOL
Not as crazy if the Bucs are looking to add Leonard Davis, which might mean AD moves to OG?


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Neighbours have described hearing a "huge bang" the moment a car collided with a car parked in a driveway, which then hit a telegraph pole and a van.
Bill French, 51, of Belvedere Road, Bexleyheath was sitting in his living room watching television on Friday night when he heard the crash across the road at 7.45pm.
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The Bal Harbour Village Council has decided to start from scratch in searching for a new manager.
In a special meeting Tuesday, the council voted 4-0 to hire Colin Baenziger & Associates to look for a new village manager, thereby ending its relationship with Merrett Stierheim, whose firm had been paid $20,000 to conduct an initial search. Mayor Jean Rosenfield was absent.
"There was a glitch somewhere along the line,'' said Councilwoman Patricia Cohen. "We thought we were conducting a national search and it didn't turn out to be that way. They only searched in Florida and we didn't feel that was comprehensive enough. We wanted to cast the net a little wider.''
Stierheim said Rosenfield and Assistant Mayor Joni Blachar had instructed him specifically to find candidates who had experience working at municipalities in Florida, which he did. Cohen and Councilman Jaime Sanz only stipulated that the candidates not be connected to Bal Harbour, Stierheim added. Only Councilman Martin Packer sought a national search, Stierheim said.
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Stierheim presented the council with six candidates from the more than 50 who had applied for the post. In April, the council voted to begin negotiations with Steven Alexander, South Miami's interim city manager and former town manager of Cutler Bay. Ultimately, Alexander withdrew his name after some residents objected.
"I am not upset, I am disappointed,'' said Stierheim. "But for reasons beyond our control, they looked away.''
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In addition, the village's longtime manager, Al Treppeda, abruptly resigned in January, telling council members by email that he would not be returning from vacation.
In a recent email to the mayor and council, Stierheim recommended the village either continue the search process that had been established, at no additional cost and include candidates from across the nation who had previously applied, or find a new firm to start a new search for manager.
"At this point it would be my hope that the Council would decide to engage a new firm for that search, thereby releasing us from further obligation,'' Stierheim wrote.
The council agreed, paying Colin Baenziger & Associates a fee of $18,500. It estimates it will take at least three months for the new search.
Meanwhile, Smith, who has been with the city for 28 years but plans to retire in November 2014, is serving as interim manager. He estimated the village would have a new manager by October.
"I will not be hiring a police chief,'' said Smith, saying that's a decision for the new manager.
The council and residents don't seem to mind the extra time.
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Do you know what's really hard to do in this modern baseball era? String together three consecutive outstanding playoff series in the same postseason. How do we know this? Because, of the 260 men who have made it to the World Series since 1995 and registered at least 10 plate appearances in the same season's LDS, LCS and World Series, only a very small percentage have been lights out all the way across the board. Some have had two outstanding series, leading to impressive cumulative totals, but have done so with one average or substandard series thrown into the mix.
Let's take current toast of the town Marco Scutaro as a for instance. Everyone is busy with the worshipping right now, but most have already forgotten that Scutaro's OPS in the LDS was just .427. So, even if he has an outstanding World Series, the ship has already sailed on his having three great series.
Today we're going to look at the group of players who had excellent performances in the LDS and LCS and then went flat in the World Series. For our purposes, we're going to rely on OPS since it's a quick and dirty way to figure out what a good or bad series looks like. The benchmarks are 1.000 and .600, although they can be stretched a bit either way to make a point. Yes, it is possible to have what would appear to be a bad series, but deliver a key hit or two that will make people forget you actually went 3-for-19 and yes, these are very small sample sizes, but it's the postseason, so that's the point.
Evan Longoria (LDS: 1.020, LCS: 1.148, WS: .100), B.J. Upton (LDS: 1.205, LCS: 1.180, WS: .500) and Carlos Pena, (LDS: 1.045, LCS: 1.060, WS: .426) - 2008 Rays
Why did the Rays bow out against the Phillies in just five games? A lot of it had to do with placing three players on this list. Between them they managed one extra base hit. For his part, Longoria posted the fifth-lowest single-series OPS of the three-division era.
Placido Polanco, (LDS: .915, LCS: 1.167, WS: .105) and Curtis Granderson (LDS: 1.042, LCS: 1.140, WS: .279) - 2006 Tigers
Those who watched Curtis Granderson struggle in the 2012 playoffs were perhaps reminded of his fall off the table six years ago. After punishing the Yankees and A's in the first two rounds, he went just 2-for-21 in the World Series. He struck out just three times in 37 plate appearances in the first two series, but seven times in 21 trips against the Cardinals. After reaching base in more than half his plate appearances in the LDS and LCS, the great balance of nature caught up to Placido Polanco in the World Series. He took the collar in 17 at bats. He did draw a walk and get hit by a pitch, though, so he avoided tying Ronnie Belliard - his opposite number at second base on the Cardinals who went 0-for-12 in the series - for the lowest single-series OPS of the era. With these two providing next to nothing (and Magglio Ordonez and Ivan Rodriguez taking offensive powders as well), the Tigers went away after five games.
Bernie Williams, 1996 Yankees (LDS: 1.567, LCS: 1.531, WS: .551)
After a fantastic LDS and a superb LCS in which he dismantled the Rangers and O's to the tune of 5 home runs, 11 runs scored and driven in plus 9 walks, Williams had the opportunity to set the standard for three-series postseason excellence very nearly at the outset of its existence. Instead, he went 0-for-7 in the first two games of the World Series as his team got clobbered by the Braves, 12-1 and 4-0. In Game 3, he broke a 2-2 tie in the seventh inning with a two-run homer in the eighth inning. As the Yankees won the next three games to close out the Series, he was going 2-for-12. He did drive in the final run in the Yankees' 3-2 clincher in Game 6, however.
Nelson Cruz, 2010 Rangers (LDS: 1.350, LCS: 1.235, WS: .650)
Cruz had 10 extra base hits in the first two series (five homers, five doubles). In the Series he was 3-for-18 when he connected for a solo home run in his penultimate at bat before striking out as the last Rangers batter. The next year he put together the two most diverse consecutive postseason series of the six-division era. In the LDS, he was held to one single in 15 at bats. His mates got past the Rays without his help, though, setting the stage for his staggering six-homer, 13-RBI performance against the Tigers in the LCS. He jumped from an OPS of .133 to 1.713.
2012 Candidates
There aren't really any players who can join this list - not that we would wish it on anybody anyway. Pablo Sandoval would be the closest with an .890 in the LDS and a .941 in the LCS. We'd prefer the first two series to be in excess of 1.000, but if he goes 3-for-24 in the coming week, then he'd probably qualify.
This next group of players are those who had subpar LDS and LCS performances only to explode big time in the World Series.
Paul O'Neill, 2000 Yankees (LDS: .549, LCS: .523, WS: 1.335)
O'Neill was famously demonstrative when things did not go well for him, so you can imagine the unpleasantness when he posted a .513 OPS in the 1998 World Series, followed that up with .583, .604 and .494 in the three 1999 postseason series and then went .549 and .523 in the ALDS and ALCS of 2000. Six straight subpar series in which he managed only two extra base hits got him dropped to seventh in the batting order after he had been the number-three man all season. He did have a big two-run single in the ALCS clincher in 2000 and things perked up from there. In the World Series, he trotted out a .474/.545/.789 line that helped sink the Mets in just five games. He had two three-hit games and hit two doubles and two triples and a big decrease in angry outbursts.
Scott Rolen, 2006 Cardinals (LDS: .348, LCS: .619, WS: 1.213)
Rolen had gone hitless in both the 2004 LDS and World Series (sandwiched around a great LCS) then followed that up with just one hit in the first round of the 2006 playoffs against Los Angeles. Things perked up a bit in the LCS versus the Mets, as he reached base eight times in 24 trips to the plate. He continued the improvement against the Tigers, homering and throwing up a line of .421/.476/.737.
Moises Alou, 1997 Marlins (LDS: .500, LCS: .258, WS: 1.101)
He had a nondescript opening round against the Giants, but drove in four of the Marlins' five runs in Game 1 of the LCS with a bases loaded double and a groundout. It would be his only hit of the series, however. Things went better against the Indians. He hit three home runs and drove in nine.
Tony Gwynn, 1998 Padres (LDS: .533, LCS: .528, WS: 1.217)
Playing in his first World Series in 14 years after subpar performances in both the LDS and LCS, Gwynn did what he could to stem the juggernaut that was the '98 Yankees, but to no avail. He had seven singles and a homer in his 16 at bats and, in a microcosm of his career, did not strike out. Not even Joe DiMaggio ever did that - although Joe Sewell did in 1932.
2012 Candidates
There are three players who can join this list in 2012 and it's a much nicer gesture for them to do it than it is to root for someone to make our first list. They are:
Prince Fielder, Tigers (LDS: .561, LCS: .551)
Andy Dirks, Tigers (LDS: .647, LCS: .541)
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A small town came together Friday night to do something that a special little girl will likely never forget.
Outside Oak Grove, MO's City Hall, the signs of Christmas are up with lights and wreaths everywhere. But there's one very important thing missing and it brought out the police tape for a light-hearted caper to help one very special child.
"We found some, some substance that appears to be Pixie dust for lack of a better term," said Police Chief Bryon Price.
Price was talking about what was left behind at the scene of the crime: There's just a hole in the ground where people would see the Mayor's Christmas Tree.
"When I noticed it was missing, I went inside and called Chief Price," said witness Kim Drury.
"When I first got the call, I thought maybe they'd been in to the eggnog too much," Price said.
When the police chief showed up, sure enough the tree was gone and things only got stranger when police got a suspect description.
"It appears to be a white female, about a foot tall, this female is wearing a red jumpsuit," Price said.
It sounded suspiciously like Peppermint the Elf. KCTV5 first introduced viewers last weekend when Santa brought her to watch over a little girl named Bailey Bennet who's battling cancer.
"Santa loves you all the time," he told little Bailey at the time.
Peppermint's been going on adventures ever since and, sure enough, Santa called up to the mayor to explain what happened Friday. He explained that Peppermint swiped the tree to bring to Bailey.
"Santa did apologize and the mayor completely understood," said Oak Grove City Administrator Steven Craig.
Bailey was tired Friday night so she stayed inside to watch the lights, but her family knows how much it means to her.
"She loves the Christmas lights, so now she can come to the window and watch them when she wants to and I think Peppermint did a good thing," said her grandmother, Tina Butler.
Bailey's last treatments are done and the family's now working to make this Christmas count.
"Soaking up every minute we can with her," said her grandfather, Kerry Butler.
The tree will stay in front of Bailey's house all season to make those minutes brighter.
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City leaders said they were happy to loan the tree out to Bailey's yard. They will get a back-up tree at City Hall and Peppermint got an official pardon for the theft.
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Your search for the perfect vacation spot is over when you discover the cache of timeless treasures throughout this lovely seaside home. With plenty of space for socializing, the whole family will love playing in the private pool or a challenging game of pool in the rec room. The wonderful decks offer space to unwind and spend quiet moments, while the recreational facilities and easy access to the beach afford plenty of fun activities. Just a lovely stroll to the shops and restaurants in Corolla, you will find staying at "Timeless Treasure" is just the beginning of your adventure.
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How well do you know your Greek mythology? Do you know the story about Pandora and her infamous box? Not only do I share the same name as the Greek goddess, Pandora, but also some of the same attributes. Zeus, the king of the gods, gave Pandora to man as a gift. Pandora was the first woman on Earth as was described as extremely beautiful. Well, I can tell you that I am also the gods' gift to man and that I am also extremely striking! I am a 4 year old female Redbone Coonhound. I am built sleek like a deer, weighing 55 pounds and standing 21 inches to the shoulder. But instead of roaming Mount Olympus, I was found as a stray in Southern Indiana and ended up in a high kill shelter. Now I am treated as deity in my foster home with Rover Rescue. My charming personality has earned me free reign in the house. I am never crated as I am completely housebroken and have impeccable house manners. Typical of my breed, I am a sweet and loving family dog. I love getting attention and cuddles from people of all ages, especially children. I will lie next to you, rest my head in your lap, and look up at you with my big beautiful brown eyes. If you start rubbing my belly, I will stretch out my entire body and will grunt with contentment. I will greet visitors to the house with a big kiss, if they are the affectionate type. I adore my playmates at my foster home, both cats and dogs. I play gently with the kitties and we can be found grooming each other. I love to play in the backyard with my canine foster siblings. I am pretty high energy when I am outside, running and playing. I enjoy going for walks, but I do pull on my leash. We can work on my leash skills together. I am good in the car, but have been known to get car sick at times. I know how to sit on command and am an expert treat catcher. Unfortunately, Pandora and I have something else in common.
Curiosity got the best of Pandora, the Greek goddess. She was given a gift (?) on her wedding day, a box. She was told not to open this box under any circumstances, but what could go wrong from a tiny sneak peak? Little did she know that by lifting the lid, she would unleash all the evils now known to man! Humans could no longer lounge about all day long, but would now have to work and succumb to illnesses. Well, my curiosity is not going to cause cancer or back breaking labor, but does cause some chaos. My hound nose will get the best of me and will lead me astray as I follow a scent of my liking. My inquisitiveness requires a sturdy 5 or 6 foot fence for me. I am quite the jumper! I will hurdle a smaller fence to find out who or what is on the other side. I am also a watchdog, as I will let you know that trespassers are present on the other side of my fence. I have a loud and mighty bark. A safe and secure fenced yard is needed to keep me safe, well behaved, and keep my curiosity at bay.
On a positive note, at the very bottom of Pandora's Box was one last thing to come out. It wasn't something evil, but something good that Pandora unleashed. We call it today by the name of hope. I am thankful for this gift as I do have a lot of hope. I have the hope of finding a furever family that will cherish me. I have the hope of never being cold and abandoned again. I have the hope of being with people who will always love me. Do you have a hope for a great dog who will shower you with love and affection? Please call Debbie at 630-272-1109 and ask about Pandora! The adoption free for Pandora is $200.
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— Stanley R. Abbott of Danville recently died. He was 91.
Born Feb. 22, 1921, in Crawfordsville, he was a son of the late Aben M. and Gladys M. (Butler) Abbott.
Mr. Abbott graduated from New Ross High School and attended Wabash College and Purdue University. He worked as a plant coordinator for Alcoa in Lafayette, and then returned to the farm in Montgomery County.
In 1952, he purchased and relocated to a small farm south of Pittsboro. He worked many years in Indianapolis as a purchasing agent for Armour and Company, Wm. H. Block Co., and M&E Manufacturing Co., and was active in the Purchasing Agents Association. He was also general manager of the C.L. Miley Co. and was in charge of the installation of the air handling system when the State Office Building was built.
He then purchased and ran the Champion Mop Co. for several years before returning to the farm in Hendricks County.
Mr. Abbott was active in local politics in Middle Township, Hendricks County, and the Indiana Farm Bureau Federation.
He grew up in the Mace Methodist Church and attended the Pittsboro Christian Church for many years.
Survivors include his wife of 71 years, L. Marcille (Brown) Abbott; a son, Jerry A. Abbott and wife Jean of Lebanon; a granddaughter, Deborah J. Abbott of Lebanon; and many nieces and nephews.
Preceding him in death were a brother, Harold M. Abbott, and a sister, Margery (Abbott) Manges.
Services are 10 a.m. Wednesday at David A. Hall Mortuary, 220 N. Maple St., Pittsboro. Interment will be at noon that day at Mace Cemetery.
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Double-Cheese Beef Pasta Recipe
Provolone and mozzarella cheeses star in this comforting pasta dish. My mother shared the recipe with me when I was married more than 50 years ago.Marilyn Pearson, Billings, Montana
- 2-1/2 cups uncooked medium shell pasta
- 2 pounds ground turkey or beef
- 2 medium onions, chopped
- 1 jar (14 ounces) spaghetti sauce
- 1 can (14-1/2 ounces) stewed tomatoes, undrained and finely chopped
- 1 jar (4-1/2 ounces) sliced mushrooms, drained
- 1 garlic clove, minced
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 1/2 teaspoon pepper
- 2 cups (16 ounces) sour cream
- 1 package (6 ounces) sliced provolone cheese
- 1 cup (4 ounces) shredded part-skim mozzarella cheese
- Cook pasta according to package directions. Meanwhile, in a large skillet, cook beef and onions over medium heat until meat is no longer pink; drain. Add the spaghetti sauce, tomatoes, mushrooms, garlic, salt and pepper. Bring to a boil. Reduce heat; simmer, uncovered, for 20 minutes, stirring occasionally.
- Drain pasta; place half in a greased 3-qt. baking dish. Top with half of the beef mixture. Layer with sour cream and provolone cheese. Top with remaining pasta and beef mixture. Sprinkle with mozzarella cheese.
- Cover and bake at 350° for 40 minutes. Uncover; bake 5-10 minutes longer or until cheese is melted. Yield: 6-8 servings.
Originally published as Double-Cheese Beef Pasta in Casserole Cookbook 2001, p59
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I have made this recipe several times. It's one of my husband's favorites. Makes great leftovers too.
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This recipe is awesome! I fixed it tonight for the first time and my husband and I thought it was excellent. I did use 3 cups of pasta instead and left out the mushrooms. I also used 2 8-oz cans of tomato sauce instead of the spaghetti sauce. And I put 2 cups of mozarella on top instead of 1. I will definitely make this again. Plus this makes a lot so we can get at least 2 more meals out of it- talk about a budget meal!
Reviewed Apr. 27, 2011
I've been looking for an easy ground beef and pasta recipe that my family likes. This is it!
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CANTON, MO. (WGEM) -- Even though it didn't end with a National Championship, the Culver-Stockton men's basketball team went above and beyond what anyone could have dreamed this season.
From just four wins a year ago, all the way to the NAIA Elite 8, falling just four points shy of a Final Four berth.
On Saturday, students, fans, and the surrounding community welcomed their team back to Canton, where the Wildcats were met at Charles Fieldhouse this afternoon following their trip home from Kansas City.
As head coach Jack Schrader pointed out, not only did his team turn heads with it's play on the court, but the support from the stands at the Municipal Arena was well noted over the past week.
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the town of Canastota (grocery store, shops and restaurants). Our property is
newly renovated and has all the amenities. This bright, two bedroom cottage with
an open floor plan has a spacious kitchen, dining room, and living room, 1 ½ baths,
and an enclosed front porch. It boasts easy access (120 ft. away) to a sandy beach,
ideal for swimming, sunbathing, and soaking up incredible sunsets every night. There
is a very gradual increase in depth of water from the shoreline, and the bottom
of the lake is soft and sandy, making swimming conditions incredibly safe and
optimal for children and pets. The wooden deck and concrete patio behind the
house are ideal for campfires around the fire pit, making for a casual evening of
fun after a day in the sun.
*Non-Smoking, pet-friendly cottage*
Should you decide to bring your furry friend along, please
be considerate of the neighborhood and keep your dog leashed!
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cottage rental amenities
- Smooth and sandy beach (a rare find on the
- Handicap accessible (wooden ramps on front and
rear of house, open floor plan, wide doorways for wheelchair access)
- Wireless Internet and Cable TV
- Radio/CD player
- Air conditioning
- Gas grill
- Patio furniture
- Fire pit
- City water and sewer
- Outdoor shower for washing off after swimming
Master bedroom with newer queen-sized mattress
2nd bedroom with two brand new pillow-top twin-sized
Pull-out couch with queen-sized mattress in the living room
Newer washer, dryer and stove
Linens and bedding, towels, dishes, silverware, pots and pans,
microwave, toaster, coffee maker, iron
Dishsoap, bath soap, laundry detergent, toilet paper
Just bring your family, your clothes and your food! Get ready to
relax and enjoy a wonderful vacation with the most unbelievable sunsets every
activities and attractions in Oneida Lake Finger Lakes
Beautiful Oneida Lake is 7 miles wide by 21 miles long. It has great fishing (bass, walleye, pan fish), swimming, Sylvan Beach area (amusement park, shops, and restaurants), Turning Stone Casino, 3 Championship Golf Courses, International Boxing Hall of Fame, Revolutionary War sites (Fort Stanwix and the Battle of Oriskany site) and various Erie Canal Museums (Rome and Chittenango). The location of the cottage makes for easy day trips to locations and attractions such as the Thousand Islands, Alexandria Bay, Boldt Castle and Singer Castle, the Antique Boat Museum in Clayton, Old Forge, the Adirondack Museum, the Finger Lake wineries and the various "wine trails," Cooperstown and the Baseball Hall of Fame, Sterling Renaissance Fair, Corning Museum of Glass, Oswego's Harbor Fest, Turning Stone Casino, the Madison Bouckville Antique Fest, the Great New York State Fair, Carousel Mall, the Carrier Dome, as well as visits to, and parents' weekends at, Syracuse University, Utica College, Hamilton College, SUNY Oswego, SUNY Cortland, SUNY ESF, LeMoyne College, Morrisville State College, Onondaga Community College, SUNY Upstate Medical University, Cazenovia College, Ithaca College, and Cornell University. Oneida Lake is an ideal lake to kayak, canoe, or boat on. There are many launches within a mile of the house. We are 10 minutes from Turning Stone Resort and Casino. Sylvan Beach is a 7 miles away and is a turn of the century amusement park right on the Erie Canal and Oneida Lake. We are 30 minutes from Syracuse and 30 minutes from Utica.
*Very easy access to the NYS Thruway (less than a 10 minute
vacation rental rates
July and August $800 per week - sorry, no nightly rentals during these months
June and September $750 per week - please email for requests other than a one week rental
May and October - please call for rates
Chris and Jordana Brown 516-639-7738
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Top things to do in Oneida Lake
- Swimming
- Boating
- Kayaking
- Sunbathing
- Relaxing
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I managed to store cookies in a variable (through THTTPEvent::EGotResponseHeaders), but now im listening to THTTPEvent::ESubmit Event but it never gets fired.
I need to catch the event after RHTTPTransaction::SubmitL() so i can inject headers to the transaction before it begins.
The code is this:
Have anyone passed through this problem?Code:void CHttpEventHandler::MHFRunL(RHTTPTransaction aTransaction, const THTTPEvent& aEvent) { switch (aEvent.iStatus) { //... case THTTPEvent::ESubmit: { //This event never gets fired User::InfoPrint(_L("Submitting Transaction!")); //TODO : inject cookies } break; } // end switch }
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Police: Dispute over beer leads to stabbingStaff Report | July 21,2013An argument over a beer sent a Ripton man to the hospital with a stab wound early Sunday morning.
According to Rutland City Police, Douglas Smith, 39, and Cynthia Namiot, 39, of Rutland, were drinking at a residence on Forest Street when the two had an argument over which beer belonged to whom.
According to police, Namiot stabbed Smith once in his torso. Smith was taken to Rutland Regional Medical Center. His condition was not immediately available.
Police charged Namiot with aggravated assault and violating the conditions of her release on an unrelated charge. She was held at Rutland jail on $50,000 bail and is scheduled to appear Monday in Rutland criminal court.MORE IN This Just InTOWNSHEND — A 26-year-old Townshend man shot his off-again, on-again girlfriend late... Full StoryA Rutland jury has returned a verdict in favor of a retired obstetrician and Rutland Regional... Full Story
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Tonight the Flyers will honour a truly special man that marked their franchise in innumerable ways.
This man not only broke most Flyers regular season records, but he also managed to single handily bring several Stanley Cups to Philadelphia.
This player was so important to the team that they avoided buying his contract out this summer and decided to stick with their spiritual leader until his contract runs out in 2015.
He not only led them in spirit, but he also led them in line for most amusement parks, since they lined up by height.
The media was very respectful when it came to this particular player, and they did a fantastic job at not creating any false narratives that would eventually lead to his exodus from the team.
The player, of course, is Danny Brière. He's sitting at the core of a very skilled Flyers team, including sniper Jeff Carter, star captain Mike Richards, top end winger James van Riemsdyk, and elite net-minder Sergei Bobrovsky.
The Flyers are poised to challenge for the Stanley Cup once again this year, and all signs point to Paul Holmgren winning a sixth consecutive GM of the year award. His strategy of identifying quality players and signing them to long-term deals has paid off in spades, especially since he's managed to keep all this talent in Philadelphia and insulate them with tons of skill, high quality defensemen and sturdy goaltending.
Is there anyone that can stop the Flyers?
Probably not.
However tonight we get a rare glimpse into Holmgren's genius, as the Flyers honour first ballot hall of famer Danny Brière.
Stand in awe at Holmgren's patience and foresight. Any idiot can draft and acquire bunch of highly touted players, but only the best of the best are able to avoid the temptation of a panic move.
Move over Sam Pollock. Paul Holmgren, we salute you.
I'd be lying if I said there wasn't an outlying sense of jealousy resulting from Brière's decision to snub Montreal in 2007.
However it's clear now that Brière made the right choice. His storybook-like career in Philadelphia makes players with similar production (Chris Higgins, Michael Ryder) regret their fate in Montreal, as they will never have their fantastic careers celebrated in the same manner as Brière will tonight.
Alas, the ship has sailed for Brière, and unless he decides to sign a retirement deal with Montreal, odds are we will never see him wearing the CH.
What could have been? No one knows.
What we do know is that Marc Bergevin can take a page from Paul Holmgren's book and avoid the temptation of signing overage and declining players. Stick to the nucleus you drafted and good things will happen.
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JACKSONVILLE, Fla.- Southern Oak Stadium will see a ton of action this week as the Jacksonville University men's soccer team host their final two matches of the regular season. Perhaps the most exciting rivalry of the Atlantic Sun, North Florida takes a trip down 295 for a 7 p.m. match on Wednesday, Oct. 6. The Dolphins will conclude their home slate on Saturday, Oct. 9 for a Senior Day contest against Stetson at 7 p.m.
"This game and overall rivalry with UNF is a special rivalry for a lot of people around the Jacksonville area," said Head Coach Ryan Pratt. "It means a lot to our team, not because of the rivalry but because it is a game with a lot of importance that can impact the way the rest of our season goes. This game isn't any more important to us than games we've already played or will play. They are all equally important to our program."
Currently 4-10-1 (2-4-0 A-Sun), the Dolphins are looking to gain momentum and break a four-game losing streak with the A-Sun tourney around the corner. Wins this week will give the team a boost in conference standings and provide them with the opportunity to secure one of the top six spots needed to receive a tournament invitation.
A positive sign for the Dolphins is the resurgence of junior forward Matheus Saroli. Playing as a reserve in JU's last match against FGCU, he led the team in shots and shots on goal. Opponents should also be leery of sophomore forward Nathan Dalton who has made solid efforts for the Fins with his three goals and two assists.
Our River City rivals, UNF, are coming off of back-to-back 1-0 wins over Mercer and Stetson. Jean Rivaroli leads the team with four goals and Drew Spragg trails closely with three.
Tied with seven league points in the final week of play, UNF,
Stetson and Mercer are battling for the fifth spot in the conference. The
Hatters (2-4-1, 3-9-3) saw their two-game win streak snapped in a 1-0 overtime
loss to the Ospreys last Saturday. Chase Rodgers leads the team with three
goals but the Dolphins need to keep watch on Raffaele Centofanti who seems to
be the facilitator of most of the Hatters scoring opportunities with five assists.
"To say these final two home conference matches are huge is an understatement," continued Pratt. "We need to make sure Southern Oak Stadium is packed full of support for your Dolphins."
Jacksonville v UNF
Overall: Jacksonville leads the series, 12-7-1.
Notable: Matheus Saroli led the Dolphins with two goals in the 5-1 win over the Ospreys last season.
Coach Quotes: "This game has a lot of importance [from an A-Sun conference tournament perspective] to us. They are having a very good year and are feeling very confident about where they are in the league at the moment."
Jacksonville v Stetson
Overall: Jacksonville leads the series, 33-25-8.
Coach Quotes: "They are a very solid team. When they come to in to Southern Oak Stadium we will need to play well and capitalize on the moments that present themselves to us in order to get a result."


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NEW ORLEANS, La. - It's official!. The Baltimore Ravens beat the San Francisco 49ers 34-31 in the Super Bowl.
Some highlights of the evening included Jacoby Jones setting an N-F-L record for a kickoff return, with 109 yards, and a elaborate half time performance by singer Beyonce.
But perhaps the biggest glitch of the night, a major power failure took out the lights just after half time.
The teams remained on the field for more than 30 minutes while stadium officials figured out the problem.


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The Gwinett Gladiators held a fundraiser Saturday night to help Tripp Halstead's family with their growing expenses.
Tripp got to go home from the hospital Friday, March 29 - five months to the date of his injury.
Most of the fans attending the game for Tripp Halstead Night, know him as the toddler who suffered a brain injury last October when a tree branch fell on him outside his Winder daycare.
Matthew Dooley and dozens of Gladiators fans bought their special game ticket online, since $5 from each ticket goes directly to the Halsteads.
"They've been through a lot and they deserve all the help they can get," said Dooley.
Bill and Stacy Halstead thanked the crowd during the first break.
Afterwards they talked to CBS Atlanta News about how it felt bringing their only child home from the hospital.
"It was amazing walking through the front door. We didn't even know if was real. We just knew something was going to stop us, until we actually got home and then we could breathe. And [then] we were, 'OK, it's real. He's home,'" said Stacy Halstead.
Bill Halstead told CBS Atlanta News that fundraising events like the one with the Gladiators has allowed his wife to stay by their son's side. He also said attending the events gives the couple a little release.
"It's such an energizing experience for us to come here and all these people are here to support us. We just get constant uplifting comments. And people come over and hugging us and saying, 'Oh, we're praying for Tripp,'" said Bill Halstead.
Prayers for the Halsteads have been felt. They said the first night home with Tripp went better than they could have imagined.
"It wasn't as scary as I imagined it to be. It was amazing. We had monitors hooked up and we slept right beside him. It actually went real smooth," said Stacy Halstead.
The Gladiators won the game 4-1, winning the division before heading into the playoffs.
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Macross Meets Wing Commander in Strike Suit Zero, But It Needs Your Help
Not all Kickstarters are merely ideas. Born Ready Games has already put loads of work into their space combat game, Strike Suit Zero. They just need you to help them afford to actually finish it.
Originally announced over a year ago, Strike Suit Zero promises to bring back the space combat genre while taking inspiration from classics like Wing Commander, X-Wing, Freespace, and Colony Wars. But the Strike Suit you pilot during these large scale space battles is no ordinary ship. Like the Veritech/Variable fighters of Robotech and Macross, you can transform your ship into a humanoid mech allowing you an extra layer of combat and mobility options.
Ship design fuses eastern and western ideas thanks to the experienced hand of Junji Okubo (Appleseed: ExMachina, Infinite Space, Steel Battalion) and Paul Ruskay (Homeworld) is creating the games score complimented by a main theme by Kokia (Tales of Innocence).
Reward tiers for early backers can get a copy of the game for as low as $15 (normally $20). Higher tiers span everything from digital art-books and soundtracks to collaborating with Junji Okubo himself on your own mech design to be 3D printed into a custom figure.
Source: Kickstarter (via Joystiq)
Tags: Kickstarter, PC, space combat, Strike Suit Zero
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The Wildcats made their case Wednesday.
Hayden, the defending Class 5A state champion, knocked off Curry 4-1 in a battle between the No. 1 and No. 2 teams in the state. It was the first matchup of the season between the state contenders.
The game was Curry's second area game of the day. The top-ranked Yellow Jackets routed Walker 15-0 in three innings to start Wednesday's double header.
In the second game, No. 1 Curry and No. 2 Hayden were locked in a 1-1 tie going into the sixth inning.
Hayden (29-2) finally got to Curry pitcher Katie Justice in the sixth inning, getting three doubles during a four at-bat stretch to push across two runs and take the lead for good.
Wildcats' pitcher Sharley Miller did the rest, holding the Yellow Jackets' potent offense to seven hits, including six singles. She walked two and struck out four.
Miller had an answer for every threat. Curry was just 1 for 6 at the plate with runners in scoring position.
Hayden struck first in Wednesday's showdown. With two outs in the third inning, Kayla Byrd reached on an infield single. After a stolen base, she scored on Kaitlin Parr's bloop single to center field.
Curry (33-6) evened the score an inning later with Shannan Rowe reaching on a single and scoring on Courtney Howze's single to left field.
In the sixth inning, Anna Meadows started the Wildcats' rally with a one-out double. Chloe Kirkland followed with a double of her own to drive in Meadows, and Kaitlin Kelley added the third double of the inning to put Hayden up 3-1.
The Wildcats scored their last run in the seventh when Kirkland was hit by a pitch with the bases loaded.
Justice suffered the loss for Curry. She allowed four runs, three earned, on four hits, two walks and two hit batters while striking out five.
Offensively for the Yellow Jackets, lead-off hitter Kaylee Horton was 2 for 4 with a triple. Justice, Howze, Shannan Rowe, Gabby Englebert and Ella Banks added singles.
For Hayden, Kirkland was 1 for 3 with a double, a run and two RBIs, Byrd was 1 for 4 with a run scored, Parr was 1 for 3 with an RBI, Meadows was 1 for 3 with a double and a run and Kelley was 1 for 3 with a double and an RBI.
Curry will get another chance at the Wildcats in another 5A, Area 12 showdown next Thursday on the road.
Against Walker, Curry's first eight batters reached base and scored. The Jackets pounded out 13 hits over three innings.
Curry led 8-0 after the first inning and 10-0 at the end of two.
Horton finished 3 for 4 with a run and two RBIs, Howze was 2 for 3 with two runs and three RBIs, Haleigh Lane was 2 for 3 with two runs and Shauna Rowe was 2 for 3 with three runs and an RBI.
Holli McGinnis got the win. She allowed two hits and a walk while striking out four in three innings.
The Yellow Jackets will go after their third straight Walker County Softball Tournament title starting Friday at Oakman High School.


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ELLENBURG DEPOT — Kenneth G. Clausen, 56 of Ellenburg Depot passed away Monday, Sept. 9, 2013, at his home. He was born August 23, 1957, in Plattsburgh, the son of Gerald and Lena (Dupee) Clausen. He loved motorcycle riding as well as hunting and fishing.
He was predeceased by his parents. Survivors include, his wife Sharon Clausen of Ellenburg Depot; two sons, David Clausen of Ellenburg Depot, Kenneth Clausen and his companion, Lisa Grimshaw of Mooers; three grandchildren, Corie Clausen, Erick Grimshaw and Lauren Grimshaw; two great grandchildren, Bryce Reyell and Abel Graves; one brother, Gerald Clausen Jr. and his wife Rose of Champlain; three sisters, Robin Janendo of Rouses Point, Linda Castine of Rouses Point and Susan Phaneuf and her husband Danny of Chazy. Kenneth is also survived by several aunts, uncles, nieces and nephews.
Funeral services will be private and held at the convenience of the family.
Arrangements are in the care of the Ross Funeral Home, 5059 Route 11 Ellenburg Depot. To share an online condolence, please visit www. ROSSFUNERALHOMES.com


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Otaku-Type Delusion Girl Vol. 1 Woe is Abe, for his crush is a fujoshi who dreams of teen boys being intimate! jmanga.com/otaku-type-del… #JManga—
JManga (@JManga_official) November 24, 2011
Mousou Shoujo Otakukei, the story of powerful fujoshi Asai Rumi and the man who loves her. I've been following it since 2007 and recently finished the series (expect a review, perhaps?), and in that time it's become one of the more well-known fujoshi-themed manga, getting even a live action drama adaptation as well as an English-language release by Media Blasters.
In its original US release, Mousou Shoujo Otakukei was changed to Fujoshi Rumi. Let's leave aside the question of whether or not they should have changed the title in the first place, other than to point out how interesting it is that Fujoshi Kanojo decided to go the other route and become My Girlfriend is a Geek.
Mousou Shoujo Otakukei then got a French release. There, its title is actually Otaku Girls.
But now, for the J-Manga release, they've decided to go back and change the title to a direct translation of the Japanese. Hence Otaku-Type Delusion Girl.
So that's four different titles for the exact same manga, all of which are to some degree official (the only possible exception oddly being the actual romanization of the Japanese title).
I don't think I need to explain why this is confusing.


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Mindfulness and Meditation Lunch: Mindfulness in a Hectic World
Learn to focus your attention and reduce distractions. Most of us multitask, feel pressured, stressed, and unable to concentrate. We rush through activities without paying attention, snack and overeat without noticing, and listen to friends or colleagues without really hearing them. One antidote is to practice mindfulness. Mindfulness is the practice of purposely focusing your attention on the present without drifting into concerns about the past or future or getting caught up in making judgments about what's happening. Facilitated by Shefalika Gandhi, LCSW. A healthful lunch will be served. The event is free. Sign-ups are encouraged but a number of walk-ins will be allowed. Sign up with Olivia at firstname.lastname@example.com. Sponsored by the Graduate School and University Health Services.
Location: Campus Club Library
Date/Time: 03/20/12 at 12:00 pm - 03/20/12 at 1:00 pm
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Tucked between crystal-clear Caribbean waters and jungles teeming with exotic birds, monkeys and mangrove trees; Indura Beach & Golf Resort sits on the tranquil northern coast of Honduras. Set on a 26 mile stretch of Tela Bay, the overall design remains true to the region's history and has been inspired by the coral reefs and surrounding tropical rain forests. Set within a national park, guests are able to commune with the native flora and fauna that flourish within.
This seductive new retreat offers an 18-hole Gary Player designed championship golf course, a world-class spa offering signature treatments, and incomparable nature experiences for the world's most passionate travelers.
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text: Classic Baby Shower Themes, Games, and Ideas Classic Baby Shower Elements to Consider by Angelica Marden 3/23/11 0 Reactions 35 Shares Print 27 6 2 0 0 A baby shower is a cornerstone tradition for every soon-to-be-mama: Not only does it celebrate her impending adventure, but it sets her up with advice and tools for finding her way through the early days of motherhood. Planning a party that properly honors mama while reflecting her personality and comfort level can feel like a daunting task, but it doesn't have to be. Any celebration is celebration enough. If you aim to throw an impressive and traditional fete steal inspiration from these standard shower elements. Send a Paper Invite What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Paper invites are few and far between in the time of the evite, but the tradition continues for baby showers and weddings. Whether pink, blue, or any color in between, a card stock invite for a baby shower means loads of sweetness to come! Source: Flickr User alicegop 1 / 15 Channel a Romantic, Daytime Ambiance What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Classic baby showers are typically held on a weekend morning, or right after lunch when the mood is calm and the ambiance is relaxed and romantic. Source: Flickr User eyeliam 2 / 15 Invest in a Decadent Baby Cake What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Whether topped with a baby, decorated with flowers, or dressed with coconut creme, a decadent sugary sweet is expected by most guests. Source: Flickr User alicegop 3 / 15 Serve Up a Tea Party What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Take advantage of the mature and sophisticated crowd by hosting a tea party, or low-key but elegant soiree at home. Source: Flickr User baldeagle89 4 / 15 Stir a Signature Drink What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Guests (save the expectant mama) will want something divine to sip on. 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Source: Flickr User thepartygirl 8 / 15 No Boys Allowed What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Classic baby showers don't include boys. The tradition was started as a way for women to share lessons about becoming a mother with the mama-to-be. Modern families have begun inviting the gents, but it's still pretty typical to have all girl affairs. Flickr User clevercupcakes 9 / 15 Plan Guessing Games and Favors What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Guessing games (from guess the baby's sex, weight to birth date) are one of the cornerstones of a traditional baby shower's activities. Similarly, guests will expect a favor (often a sweet treat) to commemorate the day. Source: Flickr User aaron_anderer 11 / 15 Decorate With DIY Garlands and Balloons What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Handmade garlands and balloons are often used to turn a living room into a festive baby celebration. Source: Flickr User heylovedesigns 11 / 15 Set Darling Decorations What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Baby clothes (whether gifts for the baby or heirlooms) also make darling decoration. Hang on a clothesline with clothespins for a classic accent. Source: Flickr User thedza 12 / 15 Try Onesie Decoration and Crafts What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Onesie decoration is a beloved craft for guests and the future mama, who will be using onesies like they're going out of style as soon as baby is born. Source: Flickr User crystalflickrl 13 / 15 Make Sure to Get Gifts From a Registry What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Mamas should register for the items they need and want to finish off the nursery so they don't get 25 receiving blankets. 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