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Welcome to the worlds greatest guide to men's wool coats. Are you actually looking for Men's Wool Trench Coats? Well, we hope you are because the reality is that you have found our men's wool coat page. In this area of the Apparel Search directory, you will find all sorts of interesting information regarding wool trench coats for men.
A trench coat or trenchcoat is a raincoat made of waterproof heavy-duty cotton gabardine drill, leather, or poplin. The trench coat was typically worn as a windbreaker or as a rain jacket, and not for protection from the cold in winter or snowy conditions (although many come with removable wool liners for additional warmth, they are usually not as warm as an overcoat). Some trench coats are made from all wool fabric. It generally has a removable insulated lining, raglan sleeves, and the classic versions come in various lengths ranging from just above the ankles (the longest) to above the knee (the shortest). It was originally an item of clothing for Army officers (developed prior to the war but adapted for use in the trenches of the First World War, hence its name) and shows this influence in its styling. The trench coat became an optional item of dress in the British Army, and was obtained by private purchase by officers and Warrant Officers Class I who were under no obligation to own them. No other ranks were permitted to wear them. Another optional item was the British Warm, a wool coat similar to the greatcoat that was shorter in length, also worn by British officers and Warrant Officers Class I as an optional piece.
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June 2, 2014
Ontario Farmers' Markets Celebrate Buying Local with Free Market Bucks
TD and the Friends of the Greenbelt Foundation
Support Ontario Markets
With the support of $25,000 from TD Bank Group, the Friends of the Greenbelt Foundation will help connect TD's loyal customers with their neighbourhood farmers' market by giving away free Market Bucks to purchase fresh, local food for their family. Each Market Buck is redeemable for $5 worth of merchandise at select local markets.
The Greenbelt Foundation connects 114 of the diverse markets found in the Greenbelt region. Together, the Foundation and these markets provide farmers with new business opportunities, creative marketing tools, and new products; that, in addition to supporting the local communities each market serves and promoting the bounty of the Greenbelt.
"Whether it's fresh produce or meat you're looking for, our local markets connect us to our farmers and give us an opportunity to buy from them directly," says Burkhard Mausberg, CEO of the Friends of the Greenbelt Foundation. "TD's Market Buck giveaway program is a way to encourage people to visit their neighbourhood markets and support the local economy."
Spending Market Bucks and investing in local markets helps reduce food miles, support local farms, and Ontario's Greenbelt, which is nearly two million acres of protected farmland, forests, wetlands, open space, and rural communities.
"Providing access to local produce, is a win-win-win – for farmers, local markets and consumers," said Mary Desjardins, Executive Director, TD Friends of the Environment Foundation. "This program is a great opportunity for us to support both the Friends of the Greenbelt Foundation and the communities where our employees and customers live and work."
Twenty-nine TD Canada Trust branches in Waterloo, Kitchener, Cambridge, Guelph, Wellington County, Peterborough, Lindsay, Port Hope, and Cobourg will participate in the program, which begins on Monday, June 2 to kick off Ontario's Local Food Week. Each TD branch will have 200 Market Bucks to give away to customers and each participating market will also hand out 50 five-dollar coupons.
Ten markets are supported in the project including:
- Aberfoyle Farmers' Market
- Cambridge Farmers' Market
- Cobourg Farmers' Market
- Elora Farmers' Market
- Guelph Farmers' Market
- Kitchener Market
- Lindsay Farmers' Market
- Peterborough Farmers' Market
- Port Hope Farmers' Market
- UpTown Market Waterloo
For a complete list of all participating farmers' markets and TD Canada Trust branches please visit greenbelt.ca/marketbucks2014.
About the Greenbelt:
Ontario's Greenbelt is the solution for fresh air, clean water, healthy local food, and a thriving economy with good jobs. At nearly 2 million acres, it's the world's largest permanently protected greenbelt, keeping our farmlands, forests, and wetlands safe and sustainable. The Friends of the Greenbelt Foundation works to help keep farmers successful, strengthen local economies, and protect and grow natural features. Join us! Learn more at: greenbelt.ca or find us on Twitter and Facebook.
About TD Community Giving
TD Bank Group invests in communities in order to effect positive change in the places where it operates and where its clients and employees live and work. In 2013, TD donated over $74.7 million to support community organizations in Canada, the United States and the United Kingdom. In Canada, TD focuses on education and financial literacy, creating opportunities for young people and the environment. For further information, please visit http://www.td.com/corporate-responsibility.
Jennifer Asselin
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Remedy choices for prostate most cancers embody surgery, chemotherapy, radiation therapy and hormone remedy. As soon as your prostate cancer has been diagnosed and staged , you might have so much to think about earlier than you and your doctor choose a therapy plan. This chemotherapy has been proven to help men with metastatic castration-resistant prostate most cancers stay longer when put next with one other chemotherapy drug, mitoxantrone (Novantrone). Even though that is an operation, it is thought of an ADT because it removes the principle supply of testosterone production, the testicles.
Sufferers might wish to think about collaborating in a scientific trial. Radical prostatectomy carries a danger of urinary incontinence and erectile dysfunction. Krambeck AE, et al. Radical prostatectomy for prostatic adenocarcinoma: a matched comparison of open retropubic and robot-assisted strategies. The choice of remedy plan is based on the kind of recurrence and the therapy(s) you've got already obtained, and may embody the treatments described above, corresponding to radiation therapy, prostatectomy for males first handled with radiation remedy, or ADT.
This class of drugs, additionally referred to as a gonadotropin-releasing hormone (GnRH) antagonist, stops the testicles from producing testosterone like LHRH agonists, however they reduce testosterone levels extra shortly and do not cause a flare. Medicine sometimes used in such a hormone remedy embody leuprolide (Lupron, Eligard), goserelin (Zoladex), triptorelin (Trelstar) and histrelin (Vantas).
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The Foundation Year Programme Presents
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Faculty Fellows in the Foundation Year Programme will present on a variety of topics.
Short talks, smart cookies.
Saturday, March 10, 2018
1 p.m. — Judyta Frodyma, "Wordsworth's Lowthian Parallellisms"
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1:40 p.m. — Michael Bennett, "Are Continental Philosophers All Sophists?"
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Mr Ron Wilson1
1South Western Sydney Local Health District , Campbelltown, Australia
Mental Health (MH) presentations to ED's can be challenging and difficult. The presentations can be compounded with organic causes and co-morbidities. The diverse population of MH clients may be from s disadvantaged groups with histories of abuse, neglect and substance mis-use. These patients may not routinely access regular medical services and may suffer with an undiagnosed condition. Our ED management of this group of patients introduced a systematic and streamlined approach to screen for underlying clinical issues. The ED developed an accepted health screening criteria for the "Medical Clearance" of mental health presentations. The screen may occur prior to, or after a mental health assessment. The process assists staff to identify the possibility of underlying clinical aetiologies to the presentation. Our physical assessment of mental health patients has demonstrated a successful approach to the screening of the mental health patient attending a busy metropolitan ED of Sydney Australia.
Aim: Develop a reliable, safe & systematic process for assessment of the Mental Health patient that may be attended prior to referral to mental health services. An agreed level of assessment that is acceptable for mental health patients, mental health staff and suitable as a screening tool prior to an admission to a mental health unit. Nature of the Problem: There was an inconsistency in the assessment and clinical management of mental health presentations. Assumed "mental health" presentations were streamlined directly into mental services with a variance of assessment that would screen potentially (clinically) unwell patients. Actual physical illness could go undetected. The initial management may be a missed opportunity for the safety of the patient.
Planning Solutions: The implementation of the Mental Health Assessment in ED process was established, supported by consultation, education, policy, and evaluation. The systematic and streamlined approach to MH patients provides protections for best clinical practices incorporating
- Physiology
- Abnormal mental states
- First or subsequent presentations
- Poisoning / harm
- Gait
Outcome study revealed a successful approach was established where underlying clinical illness could be identified allowing early management. The application of the process can be applied to any Emergency Department or similar service.
Ron Wilson. Currently employed as the Clinical Nurse Consultant of the Emergency Departments at Campbelltown and Camden Hospitals. Has had 30 years experience in Emergency Nursing both Australia and International settings. He has work in tertiary centres, metropolitan EDs, rural and remote settings. He is also an endorsed nurse practitioner, and affiliated teaching fellow of the University of Western Sydney.


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Kayak trolling can be quite effective, and that goes for paddlers as well as peddlers. Yes, you will need a kayak rigged properly, particularly when it comes to having multiple rod holders. And this form of fishing will be a rather constant workout. But before you know it, there's a good chance the workout will change from propelling your watercraft to pumping your fishing rod on a fish. Here are five tips that will help make it happen.
BONUS TIP: When trolling crankbaits, choose floaters with diving lips as oppose to sinking lures. That way, when you hook up while trolling multiple lines you won't snag bottom.


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I've mentioned over and over again how I was planning a birthday party for my now 2-year old niece. Well, last weekend I packed up my car and the family and we made the 3+ hour trek to finally put together this long-awaited event.
I could credit the Little Bear as the original inspiration that resulted in this blog! You see, she is only six months older than my daughter. It was her first birthday party that got me thinking about T's birthday party and then everything snowballed into what is now Pampers, Play Dates & Parties! So it seemed only fitting that I offer up my efforts for the Bear's birthday party this year.
As you saw in the Inspiration Board post last Thursday, Amy had requested a Barnyard theme for the party. Being familiar with the family's style and home, I decided to add a vintage twist to the mix. In addition, the whole party was created to make it as eco-friendly as possible (details coming soon!).
We used a traditional red and neutral color scheme. I used touches of red gingham, red raffia and lots of different types of burlap. I also found a very pretty red fabric with a small print that just felt like it could have come right from Grandma farmer's fabric stash. Amy offered to make the bulk of the food with her mother; which added a very special, home-crafted touch. That also afforded me the time to create barnyard animal pops, whoopie pies and gobs of custom decor projects!
|Deviled eggs served in egg cartons, vegetables in mason jars, mac & cheese in tulip baking cups, and chex mix in paper cones.
|Fruit served in wood berry baskets from ThinkGarnish.com – lined with soft burlap
The menu was kept fairly simple with deviled eggs (Hatchlings), macaroni & cheese (Haystacks), pigs in a blanket (Pig Pen), sliced fruit baskets (The Orchard), cruditee (The Vegetable Patch), bunny crackers, animal crackers and chex mix (Animal Feed).
|Mason jars for cups tied with strips of red gingham and served with paper straws from ThinkGarnish.com
|All the incredible tags for the party were made by Lazy Day Cottage
We also kept drinks simple with sweet tea, unsweetened tea, lemonade and water. Since Amy keeps an abundant stash of mason jars for canning; we used them as cups, serving vessels, and flatware containers. I also used a lot of thrifted items – such as the wood crate holding two of the drink bottles and most of the frames shown throughout the party.
|Amy's delectable coconut cake.
Amy made an incredible coconut cake (details here) and I added a little felt animal bunting for fun. All I had to do was add a picture of Little Bear, some farm animal toys and several other vintage-style props to fill out the display.
|Favor Bags for the guests.
|Rooster saying "Thanks"
|Rag Garland
Favors were displayed right next to the front door so guests could grab a bag before leaving. The felt barn bags were actually a lucky find from the Target dollar spot. Inside them I placed half a decorated egg carton that was filled with three mini red velvet whoopie pies and three barn animal 'faux' cake pops (What's the 'faux' for? Come back Friday to find out!) I have to tell you, the little rag garland swag was one of those last-minute 'make-it-work' moments. The display desperately needed color and interst, and I had recently seen a tutorial for this style of garland. So I quickly took a few scraps of fabric, cut a few more and made a mini version. I actually really like it miniaturized and think I might use the technique again sometime.
|Inside the felt barns
|Treats inside the felt barns
In the end, the party was a lot of fun. I think that the pictures below say it all:
|Little Bear enjoying her meal.
|Watch out for the running bear! Even the dog knows to stay out of the way!
|Singing Happy Birthday.
|Of course I had to include a picture of my two favorite people!
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Euthanasia: Is it time yet????
Is it time yet?
A question that we are asked a lot. There are several ways to approach the question of euthanasia. One major factor we always talk to with our clients and people that are faced with this very personal and emotional issue is to understand the values that they may be weighing, specifically, "quality" and "quantity". My feeling is that without "quality of life", "quantity of time" is not worth much.
Given that premise how do you come to know what "quality of life" really is.
The following several questions may serve as a guideline: *(excerpt from the book "Merle's Door" by T Kerosote from the book "Active years for your aging dog" by Bernard Hershhorn veterinarian.)
1) Is the condition prolonged, recurring or getting worse?
2) Is the condition no longer responding to therapy?
3) Is your pet in pain or otherwise physically suffering?
4) Is it no longer possible to alleviate that pain or suffering?
5) If your pet should recover, is he/she likely to be chronically ill, an invalid or unable to care for itself as a healthy pet?
6) If your pet recovers, is he/she likely no longer to be able to enjoy life or will your pet have severe personality changes?
Hershhorn goes on to say that if one's answers to all six question are "yes" then the pet should be euthanized. If the answers to question 3 and 4 are "no" then perhaps the pet should be allowed to die "naturally". However, one must answer three more questions:
1) Can you provide the necessary care?
2) Will such care so interfere with your own life as to create serious problems with your or your family?
3) Will the cost involved be beyond your means or unbearably expensive?
If the answers to these 3 additions questions are appropriate then hospice care may be an alternative for you.
We hope this short article has been helpful. Please let us know if you have any questions concerning this issue or about hospice care for your pet.
Sincerely yours,
Robert and Linda Sidorsky


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"When I got the call in the middle of the night that Clarissa, my twin sister, had suffered a fatal heart attack, I was devastated. We were very close, the two children of a busy single mother. We'd become a strong duo, and even once we were grown with families of our own, we were always together or on the phone talking about things we'd do, trips we'd take, how we'd become grandmothers together one day.
"Feeling shattered, I fell to my knees in prayer. 'Oh, Father…I can't make sense of why she was taken so soon. We were supposed to be together forever. I don't understand, God. How can I live without her?' I dabbed my tears and felt no peace, heard no soulful whisper. God didn't seem to have an answer for me.
"Four days after my sister's death, I received a package in the mail that nearly made my legs buckle. It was from Clarissa. The postmark showed it had been mailed on the day she'd died. I opened it to find a beautiful gift box. Inside was a scarf with white crosses all over it. Her note read, 'God put it on my heart to get this for you. It's an infinity scarf to remind you that God's love is infinite, but I wanted you to know that no matter what happens in this world, you can be sure that my love is too.'
"I used to think that there were times when I'd pray and didn't get an answer. But, now I know that He is endlessly answering and always loving. And love is the one thing that goes on without end."
—Faye Raynor, 39, Bronx, NY


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Get On Down. A Decade of Rock and Roll Posters.
London: Futura/ Dempsey & Squires, 1976. First edition. Folio. Wrps., 95pp., of which 75pp. are colour reproductions of posters featuring the work of Martin Sharp, Michael English and Nigel Waymouth, Barney Bubbles, Gary Grimshaw, Stanley Mouse, Rick Griffin, and many others. Wrappers slightly rubbed, with faint corner creasing, o/w Very Good plus.


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5am friday morning
thursday night far from sleep
i'm still up and driving
can't go home obviously
so i'll just change direction
cause they'll soon know where i live
and i wanna live
got a full tank and some chips
And I'm here, back home after a night full of...Actually, full of what?
Thoughts? Dreams? I've spent a few lovely hours with some of my old friends, and when I say old I mean that I know them for more then 2 years. Didn't have many friends before, not such I would like to remember, but that's not the point here. It was good to see, that they are still together after 2 years, and they look as much in love as when I've seen them together the first time.
Somehow I envy them, I would like to have someone by my side, but it's impossible now and I think it also won't be possible in the future. Still, I just can't get used to being alone, even though I'm alone as long as I can remember. One can say: as long as you have your friends you're not alone, but this just isn't true. OK, you can spend some wonderful time with your friends, but it'll never be like, like what? I don't know the feeling when you're together with someone you love, however there's a strange feeling inside me what it could be like. Ehhh, nevermind. After all - you must live the life you were given, because there's no other one to live...
Maybe let me change the topic of this post, I can always write more later.
Expect some changes to Planet PLD because I handed over everything related to it to Patrys. Of course if he agrees I will still handle some adminsitration tasks, like adding new journals, etc. but all the design work is his domain now (not that I would ever have time to fix the current layout :P).
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The family of a young woman who was killed in a car crash will lead a team of walkers on a three-day trek in her memory.
Steve and Bev Gough, from Bailiff Bridge, lost their 19-year-old daughter Naomi in the accident in 2007.
Every year since, they have organised the Walk4Naomi which sees a group stepping all the way from Halifax to Blackpool, where Naomi had spent the day before the accident happened in Halifax.
The money raised will go to the charity founded by her parents, the Naomi Cheri Gough Foundation.
Bev said: "Our eldest and dearest participant is 84 years young - Peter Latreche. This year will be the sixth time Peter has taken part and he has high respect from the team of walkers and is known as the legend."
The walkers - all wearing bright yellow tops - will set off from The Big Blue Frog play gym on Stead Street on Wednesday, heading for Todmorden where they will stop at the White Hart pub before carrying on to Burnley. They expect to arrive in Blackpool two days later.
The money raised will go towards supporting families who have lost children on the roads of West Yorkshire with the cost of funerals. For more information about the charity, visit www.naomicherigoughfoundation.org.uk.


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In this article we cover: Why missed calls are bad for business How an automated attendant can help with caller retention How an automated attendant can cut overheads and improve revenues Why the MightyCall virtual phone number system is a robust communications option. Why is an auto attendant good for business? An automated attendant/receptionist is…
Four Things Startups Who Bootstrap Still Need
"Now listen, sonny, that's not how we used to do things in MY day."
Ever been told that before? If so, did it drive you crazy?
Especially when the advice being given was relevant during, oh, I don't know, when the cool technology startups had green screens and floppy, noisy, storage.
It sure bugged us a little when we got started at MightyCall, and it was easy to think that things have advanced so much that every thing from those early Web days are gone forever. But has it, really?
Some of the older farts at MightyCall surveyed our office, and found a few things that we still use that have been around for a while. They just look a little different. OK, very different.
Here's a light-hearted look at four ways of doing things that we still need from the pre-Web world, but with a Web 2.0 reboot.
Bootstrap java
In the 1990s, before Starbucks embarked on its plan for world domination, caffeination took the form of a good old cup of Joe. Sure, it varied between a weak watery abomination and rocket fuel so thick you could stand a spoon in it. But every start-up had a ready supply of it.
Today, coffee still runs in the veins of many people working in start-ups, but the options available are just mind-blowing. Venti Soy Chai Latte? Check. Double-Shot Macchiato? Double Check. Trenta mocha frappacino? Trenta check. Regardless of how you take your coffee, caffeine is still a huge part of start-up culture.
Virtual phone systems
Professional office phone systems like PBX hardware were never something that technology start-ups could afford. Nor could many small technology businesses afford the extra headcount of having a receptionist sit in an office to take calls. So they made do, because voice communications was key to growing the business.
Today's technology entrepreneurs have more communication tools at their disposal, but voice still plays a huge part to investors, influencers, and customers.
Sure, every one in tech has a smartphone these days, so being able to talk is not the issue. What has made a huge difference are low cost Cloud-based virtual phone systems that deliver a ton of valuable features, without any clunky hardware or wires. The biggest improvements for start-ups is the ability to look like a more established company with a professional virtual phone system (warning, shameless plug here for MightyCall) that can:
- Greet callers with a professional message.
- Route calls to the right people or departments.
- Provide customized extensions and dedicated voicemail for every team member.
- Work with any existing phone numbers and on any phone.
This improvement makes has a huge impact on where technology entrepreneurs choose to work — which is anywhere!
A StartUp's workplace
This one is a no-brainer, but important.
A huge part of the early tech start-up ethos was bootstrapping out of garages. Some huge names came out them: Hewlett-Packard, Apple, Google, and Amazon.
Today's start-up is less likely to emerge from the family garage, however. But they'll always need a place to touch down to meet, hatch plans, and get stuff done. Maybe it's the neighborhood java joint. Workfrom, a start-up in Portland, has a neat way to help tech entrepreneurs find workspaces-on-demand in the guise of coffee shops.
Other start-ups with a bit more resources go for an office-on-demand approach, like with Uber Offices and WeWork.
Regardless of where they choose to get work done, today's tech start-up will almost always haven open plan space to optimize for collaboration. Quite an evolution from the humble garage.
Getting on the Internet
Does the following make sense to you? "Will you get off the phone already! I need to get on the Internet!"
If you do, you might just be an old fart like me. I still remember walking with a bit of a swagger being the first guy to own a 1.2 kbps modem.
Fast forward past Ethernet, Local Area Networks, Cat-5 cables, and multiple wireless standards, and today, my kids are having FaceTime conversations with my mother, separated by multiple timezones. Well, actually, they are mostly looking at her ear during these conversations since she can't hear that well, but hey, it's still amazing.
So there you have it — four things tech startups from the pre-Web 1.0 world still need in the Web 2.0 world.


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I can't believe I haven't shared my mac and cheese recipe yet. Okay, so it's not actually mine, but I've been using it for a few years now and I get compliments every. single. time. I'm sure there are lots of good variations of this classic dish out there, but I'm sticking with this one. It's not complicated, but it is delicious. Continue reading
Attention Management For Moms
This past week I listened to an interview with Maura Thomas.
Maura has a long career in teaching individuals and businesses how to be more productive and more effective by controlling where they focus their attention.
It was obvious to see why her advice would be helpful in any work place … but as I listened to her speak, I couldn't help but think that as a parent, this woman's methods have a lot of wisdom to offer.
The most impacting statement I heard Maura say was,
"The ability to focus is our most valuable resource."
Time isn't my problem. I just think it is. Continue reading
Monday meals: pizza pockets
This one is definitely more labor intensive than most of the recipes we've been posting. I mostly wanted to try it out to see how these pizza pockets went over with my kiddos, in the hopes that I could make a batch or two on a quiet day and toss them in the freezer for quick meals on the go. Even though there's some work involved, I think it's worth it! They were a hit with the littles (and me too) and easier to wolf down. Continue reading
The eyes of a child
There's a passage of Scripture that recommends we all become like little children.
That's a preposterous idea if we think about those legit crazy adults that like to carry around pacifiers and dress in diapers. Or even the less extreme folks who live with their parents their whole lives, neglecting to learn real-life skills and contribute to society.
I don't believe that's what the verse was saying. I do think there's merit to it, and my daughter is slowly teaching me what it really means. Let me explain. Continue reading
Monday meals: sweet and sour meatballs
I'm an unashamed fan of any dinner than I can throw in the slow cooker sometime in the morning and then throw onto plates whenever my kids are hungry in the evening. This is one of those meals. And an even bigger plus – it makes a great freezer meal. Just put all of the ingredients in a ziplock bag and whip out whenever you need a quick, easy, no-prep option to feed your brood.
I actually kind of like making my own meatballs, but you could just as easily use a bag of frozen for this recipes. Whatever works for you, momma! Continue reading
The perks of a sister
I always knew I wanted more than one child. I'm from a large family; so are my parents, so I've been surrounded by siblings and cousins my entire life. Thankfully, my husband is also from a larger family and has always been on board with having more than just one or two. We agreed we wanted to give our kids the experience of brothers or sisters, but it's been even more amazing than I thought.
When we found out we were having a second daughter, I was beyond thrilled. I have two older sisters and one younger, so the reality of having two girls close in age was so special to me. I immediately decided they would be best friends for life.
And somehow, they are already. Continue reading
Monday meals: waffles
Breakfast for dinner is always a winner, right? Waffles were pretty much my favorite breakfast when I was a kid, even though we didn't have them often.
Though some might think it a lame gift, I was thrilled when my husband bought me a waffle maker for Christmas a couple years ago so I could finally start making this deliciousness for my own children.
There's a lot of good recipes out there, but this one has become my go-to. With oats and just a touch of brown sugar, I like to think it's a slightly healthier option than others out there. Though I suppose it doesn't matter how much sliced fruit I throw on top, I'm still going to drench the whole thing in pure North Country maple syrup. How could you not? Continue reading
Learning Grace
It's been a tiring couple of weeks.
I've finished some classes I've been taking, which is great, but they've been at the expense of my housework and regular meals.
Some days it feels like they've been at the expense of my kids.
It seems when mom or dad are extra busy, little people's behaviors get out of whack. It's probably part lack of routine and part boredom, but regardless we have all been having meltdowns. Frustrations. And exhaustion.
This is by no means in the top difficulties I've faced – it's actually just a pretty normal life season – but it has had me thinking about rough patches. How we perceive them. And how we use them. Continue reading
What Daniel Tiger taught me
You know how in every Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood episode there's a little ditty that drives home the lesson?
Okay, so maybe you're not as well-versed in this Mister Rogers remake show as I am, but it's super cute. And yes, in each episode a red-sweatered Daniel Tiger learns something and conveniently has a song to help us remember it (or it just become ingrained in our brains whether we wanted it or not).
Well, there's one that goes:
"Do your best, your best is the best for you."
I had it stuck in my head for days after my daughter watched the show. And I realized it's just as relevant for me as an adult and a mom as it for kids competing in sports or comparing abilities. Continue reading
Monday meals: tomato soup
It's a rainy and rather dreary fall day here today. Which means it's the perfect day for soup! There's some great hearty autumn soup recipes out there – and we'll probably showcase them at some point – but there's something about tomato soup. It's a family favorite for sure. And I especially appreciate this recipe because I can throw everything in the slow cooker and smell it simmering alllll day long. Mmm. It's super simple, but simply delicious. Continue reading


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Transportation Secretary Mullan leaving due to salary issues. – RMG: www.redmassgroup.com
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CT Cuts Could Complicate Trip To DMV – Courant.com: www.courant.com
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Too Good to be True? - Part One
(This story is about someone who answered a personal ad I'd once placed)
From the second I heard his voice on the recorded message he left me, I was extremely attracted. He had this incredible voice. I called him shortly after hearing his message, and we talked on the phone for over an hour. During the conversation, we made a plan to meet for dinner several days later. When I got off the phone, I was very much looking forward to meeting him -- I was attracted to his personality from our great conversation, and also to his voice, that I loved the from the moment I first heard it. Before we met, I replayed his recorded message several additional times, thinking, "I'd love to hear this voice whisper to me before I fall asleep at night."
Although it's a standard no-no to have a personal-ad date pick you up in their car, in this case I felt it was OK. The moment we met, it was instant attraction -- we completely hit it off. At dinner, we laughed, talked and had a great time. We stayed at the restaurant until after 11 p.m., and then he drove me back to my apartment.
When we got to my building, he asked if he could walk me to my door. We walked into my lobby, and wanted to kiss goodnight before we parted, but it was cold in the lobby (and not very private), so we decided to go back into his car for our first kiss. We ended up staying in the car for more than an hour -- holding hands, talking and kissing. It was getting late, and I kept saying, "Just a few more minutes...."
He asked if it would be OK to use my bathroom before he drove home. When he was in my apartment, I showed him my pictures (I have a photo portfolio of sorts) and some of my "objets d'art" I made over the years. We talked and kissed some more in my apartment, and before we knew it, it was 3 a.m. Time had flown by -- it was so nice to be with him. As I was holding him, I said, "I don't want you to go." He didn't want to leave either. We decided he would stay over, but not "sleep" over. We would be perfectly respectable, and we were. We kissed and dozed for what hours of the early morning were left, until it was time for me to get ready and leave for work.
When he was driving me to work, we were both in a daze from the suddenness and intensity of our connection. We were both extremely attracted to each other on many levels. It was intense and deep. He called me about an hour after I arrived at work. From that first night on, we were connected to each other. I had never before met someone I could relate to so deeply and so instantly.
On Friday, I couldn't wait to finish work, because I had plans to visit him for the first time, and stay over his apartment (he lived in NJ, in a town right on the other side of the Hudson river). He had a really nice apartment -- spacious, tastefully done, well-kept, and with great views of NYC out of the many windows. Also in his apartment was what would be the most comfortable bed I had ever been in -- it was king size, had a featherbed on top of the mattress, all cotton sheets, big fluffy down pillows, and a fluffy down comforter.
We spent the entire weekend together. We were like two love-struck puppies -- smiling as we gazed into each other's eyes, constantly holding hands, touching and caressing, every moment together being pure bliss. It was incredible. Many times he would smile and shake his head as he looked at me, and then he would say, "You're so beautiful, you're so beautiful."
On Sunday, we met one of his best friends for brunch, and went to a Shakespeare play (his friend got us all free tickets). It was a great afternoon. That night back in my apartment, while we were kissing and holding each other, the feelings between us were so, so strong. He said, "I really... like you. And I'm only saying that because I can't say what I really want to say." "What is it you really want to say?" I asked.
He paused for a moment, and replied, "That I love you." I knew that was what he was going to say. Then I said, "Just a moment ago, before you said that to me, I was thinking I feel that same way about you -- but I thought it was crazy, and I shouldn't say it. But can we really love each other after only three days? Is it possible?" We agreed it was crazy to say -- and think -- we loved each other after such a short time. Yes, it was crazy, but we felt it was true.
When we saw each other one weeknight and I slept over, we barely got any sleep, and it was hard to get through the next day, so it was decided weekends would be a better time to see each other. I so much looked forward to Fridays -- I missed him throughout the week, and spending time with him became my favorite thing to do. We spoke pretty much every day -- he was very good about calling me, despite it being long distance (not far in miles, but being in different states made the calls long distance).
It was fun to get his calls at work. When my phone rang, I never knew if it would be a business call, or him on the line, saying hello and wanting to talk to me. And when I was home, sometimes I brought my phone to my bedside if I got into bed early, in case he called me later. It made me smile and feel so good when he said, "Goodnight, and sweet dreams," to me before I fell asleep.
We met on Saturday of the next weekend, had a fun night out, and went back to his apartment. (He had a much bigger apartment than me, so I preferred going to his place.) When we woke up on Sunday morning, we talked of how incredible and intense things between us were. It didn't matter what we did -- so long as we were together, we had a great time. He said, "By April (it was mid-January), if things keep going as well as they have been, I think we should talk about spending more time together." It definitely seemed like things were heading into a "let's see if we're right for each other, for forever" place. He asked me about my family's genes, and if all my feminine, baby-making parts were working.
Later that day, we drove into the city, and had an especially nice brunch at a quiet café. After we finished our food, we sat for a long time, holding and caressing each other's hands across the table, while we talked or just looked at each other. I felt so peaceful and blissful being with him. He said to me, "I see women who are beautiful, but they don't have the beauty that you have behind your eyes. You're beautiful. And adorable -- as in 'adore.' I adore you."
That same day, we met another one of his close friends, and his friend's wife. We stayed at their apartment from late afternoon until evening, drinking tea and chatting, and then we ordered in food for dinner. I felt completely comfortable hanging out with these friends -- we all got along great. Things couldn't have been flowing smoother. The more time we spent together, the more our feelings for each other were growing deeper.
When the next weekend arrived, I couldn't wait to see him. We had a great day together on Saturday, and went back to his place. He gave me a massage before we went to sleep (he's a massage therapist by profession). I asked him, "Remember the words we said to each other which seemed crazy? Well, do you still think them?" (Not that I doubted it, but I wanted to hear him say he loved me again.) He replied, "You mean saying I love you? Of course I love you."
When we woke up in the morning, he said there was something he had to tell me -- something that would be difficult to say, that he didn't want to say -- but felt he had to. After hesitation, he let it all spill out. Out of the blue, he told me he couldn't ever promise being faithful to me. He couldn't commit -- it wasn't his nature. He said that for many, many years, he's hopped from relationship to relationship. He'd be living with a girl, meet someone else, then leave the girl he was living with to be with the new person. Or else he'd cheat on a girl he was steadily involved with. He said he couldn't trust himself to not do that to me as well, even though I was different:
"No one has ever kissed me, touched me, held me -- like you have. I have feelings for you I've never felt for anyone in my life," and "When I think of all the qualities I could ever want in a woman, you have every one of them -- you're beautiful, kind, sweet, giving, loving -- I love you, but I can't commit to you. I can't break your heart like I know I will someday."
It took some time for me to comprehend this, and for it to sink in. As soon as I realized the implications of his statement, I became upset, and I turned away from him. I quickly got out of bed, and then wandered around his apartment for a bit. No knowing what else to do, I decided to take my morning shower. In the shower, it hit me that we were through -- I had to leave and not come back. It was going to be over between us, for no apparent reason other than the impending future, at a time when we were in love with each other.
After my shower, I started to rummage around his apartment, and collect my things. He heard me open a dresser drawer, and start shoving things into my bag. From the bed, in a soft voice I heard him say, "What are you doing? Are you packing?" "I guess," I mumbled, fighting back tears. "Come here. Come here, Laura."
I walked to the bed, stood at the edge of it, and looked at him with welled-up eyes and a sorrowful face. He motioned several times for me to come nearer. I slowly climbed next to him. He put his arms around me, to hug and comfort me. I started to cry, and said, "Why do you have to be that way? I don't understand. Don't you want to keep what we have between us? It's so rare and incredible." He said he was sorry, but that's the way he is, and he can't be sure he will ever change. He said he had to tell me before we spent even more time together, and I had completely given my heart to him, only to have him shatter it someday. He said he couldn't do that to me.
After some time, I left the room. I went into the living room, and sat down on the couch, alone, looking out the window, crying. I loved him and he loved me, and I had to end things between us -- ours was a love that couldn't be. It was sad. I was sad. I don't know how long I sat there, but he found me in the living room and sat down next to me.
Without saying a word, he took my hand and held it in his. With his other hand, he slowly wiped away some of my tears. We talked quietly for a bit, and I saw tears fall down his face as well. I wiped away his tears. When I looked at him, I thought back to how incredible it felt to kiss him. I asked, "Can I have just one kiss?" "Of course you can." He moved closer, and we began to kiss. It was still incredible. The one kiss turned into a whole kissing/touching/holding thing, which I savored, because I knew it would be one of our last.
Afterward, we had coffee and talked about what would be next. He said, "I love you. I don't want for you to leave, and never see you again. Can we be friends -- maybe talk on the phone, have dinner once in a while, rent a movie?" I replied, sullenly, "I can't be 'just friends' with you after all this -- I wouldn't be able to see you, and not want to kiss and touch you." Saying this made me cry some more.
He said he was going to take a shower. When he was in the shower, I walked into his bedroom. The room was bright from the light of the sun, and the winter sky was a beautiful clear blue. I climbed into his sumptuous bed, knowing it would be for the last time. I savored the moments. Fresh from his shower, he came into the room and saw me under the covers, looking out the windows, with tears once again in my eyes. He pulled back the covers, and climbed into the bed next to me. We stayed in the bed for a long time -- kissing, talking, crying -- saying our good-byes.
Later, I got out of the bed, got dressed, and finished packing up my things. As I walked toward the door to leave his apartment, I said a silent good-bye to this place I so much enjoyed visiting. We walked downstairs to his car for my trip home. When we had previously ridden in his car, I always held and caressed his hand when he was driving, or had my hand on his leg, gently caressing it.
But this day I sat with my hands folded in my lap, my head turned away from him, looking out my window. He reached for my hand, and I limply let him hold it. He took my hand, and held it pressed to his heart for the entire ride back to my apartment. I fought back tears the whole time. Sometimes they escaped me, and ran down my cheeks. He asked me, "What do you feel?" I paused, and replied, "I feel... loss."
We got to my lobby, and stood in the very spot we stood in that first night we met, when he asked if he could walk me to my door. I said, "This is the spot where it all began." With tears in my eyes and my head down, I said good-bye. He asked if he could call me and say hello sometime. I think I nodded yes as I turned away, opened the lobby door, walked down the hallway, and into my apartment.
Part Two


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Looking to learn more about growing a global business? Our CEO Pete Urmson stopped by VoiceAmerica's Leadership Beyond Borders series to chat with Kimberli Lewis on how to take a business and expand it across the globe. A challenge that is not as easy as people may think, Urmson and Lewis will take a close look at one small US company that has succesfully expanded beyond its border and comment on its struggles and victories in the light of today's economy.
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Melissa Roosevelt · Married on 11/09/2019
Amazing all around!
Project Orange was the perfect complement to our wedding day. They brought the fun, and made the night a true celebration. Toni is a pleasure to work with - she understood exactly what we wanted and kept the energy up throughout the entire evening. I would recommend Project Orange to everyone!Sent on 12/16/2019
Tara McKenna · Married on 10/05/2019
Amazing-book now!
Toni & team were so wonderful to work with for our wedding! All of our guests were on the dance floor the entire night. Toni is SO responsive and they tailor their setlist to your favorites and can play songs upon request during the wedding if Bride/Groom wants to hear something specific. They also worked with my Father in Law to coordinate him playing the sax with the band for a song, which everyone loved!! Been to a lot of weddings and Project Orange is a tier above all other bands and for people that LOVE music. Book them!!Sent on 10/23/2019
Nicole · Married on 08/18/2019
Soul, funk, disco, pop, rock, 80s - so much talent they can do it all!
Thank you so much to Toni, the band leader, and the band! Project Orange Music delivered and incredible experience for us and our guests. We communicated with Toni to select our special songs for the ceremony, cocktail hour and reception. The musicians are talented, professional, versatile, hard working, and so much fun to dance alongside.Sent on 09/11/2019
I'd also love to mention Toni's kindness. She was especially kind and sensitive to our needs before and during the event.
Jeremy · Married on 08/17/2019
Project Orange Made the Night
We can't recommend Project Orange Music highly enough. If you have any doubts or are between a few choices, just book them now before someone else does! Their videos don't do it justice, you got to hear it all in person. My wife and I were very particular about bands for our wedding and after a long and thorough search through countless sample videos, we still couldn't find what we were looking for in the Philadelphia area. And we're so glad we didn't because after expanding our search to NYC we were lucky enough to find this gem.
Since we couldn't see them perform live before our event, we weren't 100% sure what to expect. On the day of the wedding, they indeed blew us away and performed beyond our expectations. While our wedding party was getting ready before the ceremony, the band was practicing part of their set. Most of our wedding party had no idea it was a band playing and thought it was just the radio in the background! The compliments about the band happened before the ceremony even started!
As the night went on, our guests could not stop talking bout the them. Our venue was also mesmerized by their performance, stating that they were the most talented band they have had play at the venue. It got so wild to the point that my 71 year old father did a stage dive and crowd surfed before the night was over. Absolutely unreal!
Toni was also so helpful before our big day and was very communicative leading up to the event. She took the time to really listen to what our vision was for the big day while offering guidance along the way, she truly made it a night of our own making. She'll give you a playlist to pick from, but their selection expanded well beyond their provided list. They were very flexible with requests and learning new songs, they truly know how to read the crowd and give a wide variety of songs to keep the energy going. From oldies to rock to pop and hip hop, everything just blended so well together.
Aside from the music itself, Toni and her band were very down to earth, and hung out with us during their short breaks. The band was really interactive with the crowd and kept the energy high all night.
Shortly after our wedding we had friends inquiring about how they could get Project Orange to play their events. Our friends ended up booking Project Orange for their own wedding next year and we absolutely cannot wait to attend! After our great experience with them, we want to keep in touch with Toni and find more excuses to hear them play!Sent on 10/06/2019
Stephanie Finn · Married on 08/17/2019
Our guests are still talking about this band
We're a couple of months out from our wedding and people are STILL talking about how great our wedding band was! Hiring Project Orange was one of the best decisions my husband and I made when planning our wedding. We had completed an exhaustive search for wedding bands and were fortunate enough to land a date with Project Orange. Toni was not only extremely communicative and easy to work with, she made it very clear from the outset that she and her band were intent on giving us the wedding we had always imagined.Sent on 10/20/2019
The energy that this band brings is simply unmatched and you can tell they genuinely love performing together. I think just about every one of our 180 guests, both young and old, commented on how much they loved our band. They're extremely versatile, covering a wide range of genres and artists and were open to performing songs off their set playlist.
Whether it was helping us pick out our processional songs or guiding us in creating a playlist to cater to all our guests, Toni truly made it a personalized experience. Our friends just booked Project Orange for their wedding next year and we can't wait to experience this band again. Simply put, if you're looking for top quality entertainment with the client-services to match, you needn't look any further than Project orange. Book them and you won't be disappointed!
Elliot Beltzer · Married on 05/25/2019
Project Orange is a concert!
We saw Project Orange perform at a food festival on the west side piers years ago. At the time, we said we MUST have them play at our wedding. It was the best decision we could have made; they were even better than we remembered!! Every guest said it was the best wedding band they had ever heard--most saying it was more like a concert! Toni was just phenomenal to work with from start to finish. Super responsive, reassuring, and patient with our requests. Every other review you'll read is true; they really made the party! If they have your date available, book them. Book them. Book them!Sent on 06/23/2019
Joseph · Married on 05/11/2019
Best Band Ever!
Wow how do I even begin to describe how unbelievably amazing Project Orange's performance at my wedding was. From start to finish they were lively, energetic and blew the roof off the venue. My guests have not stopped raving about how much fun they had and how much they loved the music. Toni, the band's leader is very dedicated to her craft and delivering the best performance possible each and every time. She really took the time with us to get that exact vibe we wanted and delivered it perfectly. She is also an incredibly talented singer and performer, as was every member of her awesome band. PO also provided music for our ceremony and cocktail hour and that was beautiful and fit each event so well. My wife and I also had a very unconventional request for our first dance, which they delivered on to our exact specifications, it truly blew us away. During my engagement I literally watched over 40 wedding bands that left me underwhelmed until I discovered Project Orange. In a world full of boring, by the numbers wedding bands, Project Orange stands far above the fray. If you want true artists, who will deliver a one of a kind performance this band is for you. Do not miss out, short of saying "I Do", Project Orange was the best decision we made that day. Thank you so much for the best night of our lives!Sent on 05/15/2019
Monica R. · Married on 04/27/2019
Simply Dynamite!
Project Orange provided a one of a kind experience for my milestone birthday celebration. It was a pleasure to work with Toni and she delivered on her promise to provide an outstanding entertainment for my party. All of my guests are still talking about what a great time they had dancing the night away!Sent on 05/07/2019
Demetrea Hardiman · Married on 12/01/2018
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What an experience this band is!! We first saw them in NYC at the food & wine festival last October. They were mesmerizing. Non stop! It was almost like listening to a DJ. They played everything from the the classics to the best of the top 40 seamlessly! We just HAD to have them for our company's annual event in California. Toni was wonderful to work with.
We initially wanted the 8 package to keep cost down but Toni Menage worked to make the numbers reasonable enough for us to have the 10 piece band that we saw originally! They were unbelievable from start to finish. Our staff and guest are still raving about this band! If you want a band that has your guest dancing all night long, Project Orange Music is it!
Melissa Shapiro-Bey · Married on 11/17/2018
More than a "just" wedding band
Toni likes to get to know her clients personally so that on The Day it's as if you have an old friend preforming at your wedding. No corporate feel nor hard-and fast rules. A collaboration.
The band knows how to read and room and keep momentum up and up and up! We have received non-stop compliments on their sound, sound selection and overall vibe. Most frequent feedback is "best wedding band I've ever heard".Sent on 12/24/2018
Talia Seidel · Married on 11/11/2018
They deserve much more than just 5 stars!!
Project Orange isn't the typical "wedding band." They are an entire experience and if you want your wedding to stand out in the best way possible, THEY ARE THE ONLY WAY TO GO! Toni and her band performed at my sister's wedding in 2011 and ever since then, it was my dream to have them perform at mine. I got in touch with Toni and after one phone conversation, we booked them. My husband was a bit worried going for a band that he had never seen perform, but, I can't express enough just how amazing they were! Their talent is unparalleled and their ability to "read the room" is exceptional. They knew what vibe was needed at every point of the night. This is the type of band that you put your faith in and say "play what you think will get the party going" and they take it from there! My husband and I genuinely cannot imagine what our wedding would have been like without them. We are forever grateful for making our night the best ever!Sent on 05/07/2019
Mel K · Married on 11/10/2018
Absolutely perfect and seamless- they made the party
I can't say enough about how amazing Toni and her team were for our recent wedding. They seriously made the party. Her and the band's performance at the wedding literally left us speechless- there were moments when my husband and I stopped dancing just to turn and stare, we were completely dumbfounded by their range of voices and instrumentals. It was insane. Everyone raved about them and people of all ages kept the dance floor covered and hopping throughout the night. Their talent for keeping the energy going and their off the chart renditions of every song they played was unlike anything I've ever seen. As a bonus, Toni's communication was excellent and the process was seamless from start to finish. One example- our space had unique sound challenges and Toni made sure to arrive early to do extra checks. She and her team were such a pleasure to have around. I honestly could rave forever about how terrific and talented they were- I want them to be at every single event I ever attend.Sent on 11/14/2018
Bevin Padgett · Married on 10/26/2018
Hiring Project Orange Music was the best wedding decision we could have made
This band will be the most raved about part of your wedding. We knew wanted a really awesome wedding band. We did not know how to pick one. I filled out forms on countless band websites, watched every YouTube video, and scheduled showcases. I still had no idea who to pick. Almost every band came across as a little cheesy. I didn't want that. Through word of mouth from two different sources, we were recommended Project Orange Music. I actually already had a quote from Toni but almost overlooked her band because they don't have much of an internet presence. I saw a short clip on YouTube of the band performing a Lauryn Hill song and sent it to my dad who agreed it wasn't much to go by, but they certaininly seemed different and to stand out from the other bands. We decided to take a chance and hire Toni without ever hearing anything live. My wedding day was truly perfect, but looking back on how certain things were executed there are definitely changes I would have made. Hiring Toni and Project Orange Music is not one of them. They were flawless. They brought so much energy to the party. Everyone had such a good time, their song selection was fantastic, and they kept people on the dance floor all night. My husband and I could not be happier and all of our guests are still talking about how this is the best wedding band they've ever heard. I have been to dozens of weddings with bands and I completely agree with all our guests that Project Orange Music is by far the best.Sent on 11/06/2018
Venus Davis-Minor · Married on 10/20/2018
Amazing and Professional
This band is unbelievable, They fulfilled all of our special request and exceeded our expectations. When they covered my mothers favorite song, I thought the band was taking a break and the DJ was playing it. I then notice how the crowd around the stage was growing and realized that the band, was singing her song. I made my way to the front of the stage and saw Olutayo singing to my mom and the look on my mothers face was priceless. He personalized the song and sung to her like she was the only person in the room of 180+ people. His performance will stay ingrained in my mothers memory forever. My 27 year old nephew said that the band is the Lebron James of entertainment. They made the party unforgettable. It was worth every penny.Sent on 10/22/2018
TONI MENAGE AND HER IMPRESSIVE, INCREDIBLE, MAGNIFICENT, WONDERFUL, SPECTACULAR, EXTRAORDINARY, SUPREME, BAND made my mother's 80th birthday unforgettable.. Save your time, energy and stress looking for a band and go straight to the BEST. Project Orange Music is all the entertainment that you need.
Deana · Married on 10/06/2018
HANDS DOWN BEST BAND. Do not look any further than Project Orange for your wedding or any event you are hosting. My husband and I hired them for our wedding, after meeting with multiple big name bands in NYC area... we decided to go with Project Orange. And they did NOT let us, our families, or any of the guests down. Words cannot explain how talented each of their musicians are; and how FUN each of them are. They played every song we requested and more. They know how to read a large room and play the type of music the crowd wants to hear. They put their hearts and soul into every song, enjoying themselves, and make the crowd go crazy ( in a good way!) I cannot tell you how pleased we are and how MUCH FUN WE HAD BECAUSE OF PROJECT ORANGE. Every single guest could not get over how amazing they are. I still have people reaching out to me a week later saying how great they were and they were the best band they had ever seen. Hire Project Orange at your next event. Toni, the lead vocalist, will exceed every expectation you ever had. We want to get married again just so we can see them play again!!!!Sent on 10/12/2018
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Tori · Married on 06/29/2018
This is the only wedding band that you'll need. Toni and her team of extraordinary musicians put on a show that my husband and I will never forget! They were professional, extremely easy to work with and played everything we could have wanted and more! Their artistry and talent shined through in every song and we wish we could relive the music of our wedding all over again. I highly encourage you to choose Project Orange for your wedding. You will not be disappointed.Sent on 07/15/2018
Allison · Married on 03/10/2018
If you don't want a regular wedding band you MUST call Project Orange! We had wanted a classy, funky vibe and Toni brought it ALL! Everyone was on the dance floor the entire night - young, old - it didn't matter! The band played such an awesome mix of jams, people are still texting and calling asking about them! No one wanted to stop dancing and used dinner as a commercial break in between dance sets! We cannot wait for another excuse to party and have Project Orange make it epic! They are worth every cent and just hope I get invited to a party where they are performing soon!Sent on 03/14/2018
Destiny · Married on 11/25/2017
November 25th was the best day of my life. It's the day I became Mrs. Marko, and I must say... Having Project Orange there was the highlight of our night. As I've heard in previous reviews, they truly keep a party going and the reviews were NOT lying. They do just that. Everybody was raving about the band, and asking who they were all night long! This is a band you need!!! Love me some Project Orange...Sent on 12/05/2017
Josh · Married on 06/30/2017
Project Orange is incredible and kept the crowd going and had everyone raving throughout the night. Their repertoire is diverse and their performance is dynamic. Toni is a true professional who knows her stuff and was a pleasure to work with. High praise and wholehearted recommendation for Project Orange!Sent on 07/22/2017
Samantha · Married on 03/11/2017
There are really no words to express how Awesome and Amazing Project Orange band is!!!! I was comfortable since the moment I first spoke with Toni Menage (The Band Leader/Owner) of the band. She made it her business to make me and my spouse feel comfortable and at ease with the planning the entertainment of our wedding.Sent on 12/08/2017
I highly HIGHLY recommend Project Orange. Such a blast and all my guest were so happy with the outcome. We loved the band! They sang from the oldies to the new school and everything in between. We kept getting compliments of choosing the right band and how much fun everyone was having. It was just what we wanted, we wanted everyone to enjoy themselves and let loose, and that is exactly what happened. I could not have asked for anything better, the night went perfect.
From the beginning to the end the band has been exceptional, from arriving to the venue to leaving. They came prepared before the start of the wedding and when guests arrived they band was showcased with their White and Orange signature look (which looks awesome by the way). Great energy all night and they knew what to play at the exact time. Everything went flawless and I kind of want to re-do the day because of the amazing time we had!!!!
Anyone who is getting married this is the band to have. You will not regret it, and Toni is an amazing human being as much as she is a singer and band leader. Project Orange is the way to go. Thank you so much for a great time and experience.
User5384856 · 2+ years ago
This if my first online review, but I felt compelled to write it because Project Orange is an exceptionally awesome band that just so happens to play weddings. They are so good that if you're planning a wedding, care about the music, and Project Orange is not available, then you should seriously consider moving the wedding date. I fretted over which band to choose because we knew our guests loved to dance - young and old alike - but we didn't want 4 hours of only Motown or just the new hits our parents wouldn't recognize. And we wanted them to actually sound good. Project Orange hit exactly the right note. Everyone, including my grandmother in her wheel chair, hit the dance floor and stayed all night - despite the fact that it was about 88 degrees and windless at our outdoor wedding! I think all of our guests lost 10 pounds that night (an unexpected bonus, haha!).Sent on 08/27/2015
Apart from the music, Toni Ménage - the band leader and manager - totally gets the business aspect of managing a band and also a stressed out bride. She was gracious, responsiveness, and kind throughout her dealings with me and my wedding planner. They also had wedding gear and outfits that matched the vibe of the wedding we were going for, which was an added bonus. In short, they were amazing, as all of our guests remarked to us over and over again. My husband and I can't recommend them highly enough.
Jason · Married on 06/06/2015
"Best Band I've ever seen." "Where did you find these guys." "This is the tightest and sickest band I've ever seen." "I've never seen a dance floor so crowded."Sent on 06/08/2015
This is what I heard all night from my guests who kept coming up to me during the wedding. I have attended close to 30 weddings in the last 5 years. Now that it was my wedding I was on a mission to feature the absolute best band to date and Project Orange allowed me to fulfill that promise to my guests. Project Orange brought the exact vibe I was looking for of not being a typical cookie cutter wedding band. This is a band you would pay good money to see in a top concert hall and brings that style and energy to a wedding. Toni and crew absolutely brought it and not only met my unbelievably high expectations, but exceeded it.
Jamie · Married on 05/16/2015
Project Orange is AMAZING. The band is in a class of its own and cannot be compared to other "wedding bands." We spent a lot of time looking for a band that would be unique and not your average wedding band. We wanted to music at our wedding to be memorable. We wanted a band that could play both classics and new songs, but with a twist. Through a lot of research, we somehow found Project Orange, and we're so happy we did. First off, Toni and Freedom are amazing -- they are incredibly talented musicians, but also genuinely nice people. The other band members were fantastic. Simply put, our guests were absolutely blown away. Many said this was the best wedding band that they had ever heard. While we agree with that sentiment, we think another guest hit the nail on the head when he said "this is not a good wedding band - this is just a great band period." We would highly recommend Project Orange!!!Sent on 06/12/2015
jordan · Married on 05/02/2015
Project Orange was the wedding band for our Brooklyn wedding and it could not have worked out better!Sent on 06/21/2015
Toni is the lead singer and she is amazing. Her voice is mindblowing and she's great at setting the mood for the guests. She made sure everything we requested was played and had all of our guests on their feet the whole time. We got so many compliments from everyone on the energy from the band.
The actual band and backup singers are unbelievable as well. We could not be happier with our choice and we plan on going to see them perform at the groove soon!
Katja · Married on 07/19/2014
It's one thing finding a band with a range as expansive as Project Orange, BUT it is practically unheard of for an event band's cover version to match or indeed out do the original! Listen to Toni Menage's "Blurred Lines" (original by Robin Thick) or Ms Kennedy's take on Change The World (original Clapton - whom I adore) and tell me I'm not right. What more could you wish for?Sent on 12/09/2014


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One of the most flexible indoor plant are bamboo indoor plants. These indoor plants, unlike bonsai plants are very easy to maintain at home. Bamboo indoor plants are thought to bring good fortune in Chinese culture, and in recent years has gained tremendous popularity in the West. Like any other ordinary plants, these indoor plants need to care too. There are several tips to caring bamboo indoor plants. And here are some of them. Bamboo indoor plants are hydroponic plants and does great when provided with plenty of water. The water level must be 2 to 3 inches above the root level. The most important thing while watering the bamboo plant is, avoiding water containing excessive amounts of fluoride and chlorine. If you don't have the water purifying system, then simply take some water in a container. Then, avoiding extreme temperatures is the basic thing to do while maintaining the bamboo indoor plants.
The normal room temperature with moderate sunlight is best suited for these plants. Hence, avoid placing it near sunny windowsills. You don't need to feed the plant every time you water it. But feed it after every two months. It takes a while for its height to grow and a short plant doesn't mean that it needs food. Don't worry, it's doing fine. The indoor plants are repotted in 2 inches larger pots, than the original ones. It is necessary to avoid the rotting of its roots. For that, plant it in a loose mixture of soil and clay.
Lucky Bamboo Indoor Plants
Usually, when people ask about growing bamboo indoors, what they are really asking about is lucky bamboo care.
Dining Room With Lucky Bamboo Indoor Plant
Most people growing bamboo indoors will also have their bamboo growing in water.
Dining Room With Small Bamboo Indoor Plants
If you take proper care of the indoor plants, they won't disappoint in charming you!
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Indoor bamboo plants are very easy to take care of compared to bonsai plants. All you need to do is to constantly change the water two or three times a week to make sure that it is not utilizing a stagnant water.
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Although the lucky bamboo plant can survive for a long time, it needs appropriate care in order to thrive in a healthy manner for it to attract good chi.
Bamboo Indoor Plant With Ceramic Pot
Indoor bamboo plants can be regrown by simply cutting a bamboo stalk and transferring it to another ceramic pot.
Bamboo Indoor Plant With Pebbles
If you're caring for an indoor bamboo plant that grows in pebbles, chances are it's lucky bamboo (Dracaena sanderiana).
Dining Room With Bamboo Indoor Plant
One of the most popular cures in Feng Shui since the 90s, the lucky bamboo plant demands a lot of care and attention.
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The lucky bamboo plant is a member of the Dracaena family and is well-known for its durability and resemblance to the bamboo plant.Label: bamboo plants indoor care, indoor plants bamboo, indoor plants images, indoor plants pictures, bamboo plants pictures, .


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Page Plus Closing Ohio Call Centerposted by Liz E. on November 5th, 2014 - 7:56 am | Page Plus
One of the things many people look for when choosing a wireless carrier is customer support based in the U.S. Until recently, Page Plus was among the few who could make such a boast, and their customer service has been among the best in the industry. However, on Friday, there was a report posted on the Kitty Wireless forums that the Ohio call center for Page Plus will be closed on January 16, 2015. All employees will be laid off and the center completely shut down.
This move really isn't all that surprising, considering that Page Plus was recently acquired by telecommunications giant America Movil–the same company that owns Net10, TracFone, Straight Talk and a few others. America Movil seems to favor offshore call centers, especially those in Latin American countries and the Philippines. I would say that it's likely that Page Plus consumers will receive the same mediocre (or sometimes less than mediocore) service as the other America Movil companies.
Other changes to Page Plus include their 4G LTE throttling increased from less than 3.5 Mpbs to 5 Mbps, as reported by Prepaid Phone News. While 5 Mbps is far better than the speeds recorded when the LTE service launched, it is still far shy of the 10 – 50 Mbps that postpaid consumers enjoy.
It might just be me, but the throttling speeds isn't even half as disappointing as removing U.S. based customer service reps. We'll have to just wait and see where the company goes… but this is definitely not a good sign.


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Automatic decoiler for automatic decoiling of strip material from multicoils.
Automatic strip feed in presses or other processing machines.
Handling of all coherent coils from a pallet, without press stop, from the beginning of the strip until the end, without additonal interventions of the operator.
Most rational way of decoiling, suitable for large quantities.
Technical data subject to change
Client specific constructions upon request
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