Kim Orlando’s latest enterprise — TravelingMom.com — is hardly her first. The lifelong entrepreneur was born in Chicago, and kicked off her career at just 11 years old, when she won a newspaper sales contest while visiting family in Philadelphia.
After completing the McGuire Entrepreneurship Program and graduating from the Eller College, Orlando took a position with the marketing communications firm of Young and Rubicam. Six months after joining the company’s Cato Johnson division, Orlando founded ACT Workshops, which aimed to improve kids’ self-confidence through improvisational and commercial acting workshops.
In 1995, Orlando and her husband relocated to Connecticut. “That thread of owning my own business continued,” she says, this time in the form of a document management business she founded while working at a pharmaceutical company. When the company moved to New Jersey, Orlando became a traveling mom, not in the sense she had originally imagined, frolicking on exotic sandy beaches, but with weekly overnight commutes to New Jersey.
Orlando left the document management business 18 months ago and created TravelingMom.com, an online magazine with family travel information and a community where mothers exchange practical ideas.
The site also includes stories and interviews with real traveling moms.
For more information you can email: korlando@travelingmom.com
MORE INFORMATION:
Kim Orlando knows a thing or two about traveling with a brood. The 44-year-old, Greenwich, Conn., wife and mother left her career as a document manager two and a half years ago to devote her time to TravelingMom.com, a Web site that offers vacation advice and ideas to mothers
It hasn't always been easy to come up with interesting travel options for busy parents. "When I first started TravelingMom, I was really motivated to find resorts that don't just have an all-day camp for the kids," says Orlando. "I was often met by blank stares [from travel professionals]. I wanted something more inclusive; activities that the whole family could do together.".......
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HEARST NEWSPAPER MANAGING EDITOR BRUCE HUNTER'S FAILURES ARE WRITTEN ALL OVER THE GREENWICH TIME EDITORIAL PAGE:
Greenwich Residents Love Reading The Hilariously Weak "Hard Hitting"Non - Editorials In The Green Kitty Litter Liner ......
A great editorial can do things no news article can. It can expose hypocrisies and ideological contradictions with the stroke of a pen and the flash of an eye. It can connect seemingly unrelated events to point out a theretofore unnoticed trend. At its best, an editorial can prompt readers to rethink society’s basic assumptions.
But to read a thought provoking editorial about Greenwich society you have to read an out of town news paper's website. There is a reasaon that the Greenwich Time editorials are not the most emailed or viewed Greenwich Time articles .....
Today's So-Called "HARD HITTING" Greenwich Time Editorial
Hospital copes with economy - Amid all the other concerns created by the slumping economy, one of the last things we would want to worry about is whether our local hospital can continue to provide us with the care we have come to expect.
Today's So-Called "HARD HITTING" Greenwich Time Editorial
Hospital copes with economy - Amid all the other concerns created by the slumping economy, one of the last things we would want to worry about is whether our local hospital can continue to provide us with the care we have come to expect.
While it is true that Greenwich Hospital is feeling financial pressures like other medical institutions and, indeed, most of us, hospital chief Frank Corvino still has been able to offer some reassuring words to the community.
"This is going to be a tough year," he said in an interview recently. But then he explained that the hospital is making economies aimed at avoiding compromises with the quality of care and patient safety. And even more positive: "We're using this time as an opportunity to get better so we can emerge as a stronger organization."
It's remarkable that Mr. Corvino remains so upbeat given recent events.....
.....So Greenwich Hospital is looking to "emerge as a stronger organization." That's comforting for the community to know as other companies and institutions continue to flounder. Townspeople no doubt wish their hospital every success. ..... BLAH .... BLAH ..... BLAH .... BLAH ..... BLAH ..... BLAH .....BLAH ...... BLAH ..... BLAH ..... BLAH ..... BORING ...... Zzzzzzzzzzzzzz ......
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WHY ARE OUT OF TOUCH GREENWICH TIME COLUMNISTS ALLWAYS TRYING TO LIVE IN THE PAST......
JERRY DUMAS IS TOO AFRAID TO LOOK UNDER THE UNDER BELLY OF GREENWICH SOCIETY AND TELL US WHAT"S REALLY GOING ON IN TOWN
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'Spirit' was a little different for church back then - Histories of the town of Greenwich make great reading, and I've sought them out ever since I first arrived in 1956.
Greenwich Resident Jerry Dumas Writes And Draws The Comic Strip Sam And Silo, And Is A Greenwich Time Columnist
'Spirit' was a little different for church back then - Histories of the town of Greenwich make great reading, and I've sought them out ever since I first arrived in 1956.
I concentrated on the Stanwich section of backcountry Greenwich ever since I built a house here over 40 years ago. I've particularly enjoyed the nearby, serene presence of Stanwich Congregational Church; I was never a member, but I knew its long-time pastor, Nathan Adams, and cherished his friendship. I know the stories of the church's early pastors and members, some of whose houses, dating to the 1700s, still dot nearby corners; you can tell which ones they are by how close they are to the road. The church's bell, ringing the call to worship on Sunday morning, is also, in this small corner of the world, a testimony to a peace and security you wish every corner of the world could enjoy.
But things around here were not always placid, endlessly serene. Here, from a book titled, "The Back Country Church," by Don Osgood, is this:
"In the spring of 1836 Sister Ellen Holly was sent two written admonitions for 'heretical sentiment.' The second was read to the church and a vote was taken to ask her to show any reason why she shouldn't be rejected by the church. There was no response and after weeks of deliberation, the church voted to excommunicate her."
Unlike today's backcountry Greenwich, or anywhere else in Greenwich, or anywhere else in the country, where one neighbor may barely know another, residents in those days -- even though separated by vast acreage, rudimentary transportation and non-existent technology -- tried to be helpful, in an up-to-date, nosey sort of way. You tried to make sure your neighbor got into heaven, even if your neighbor had to do it your way ..... BLAH .... BLAH ..... BLAH .... BLAH ..... BLAH ..... BLAH .....BLAH ...... BLAH ..... BLAH ..... BLAH ..... BORING ...... Zzzzzzzzzzzzzz ......
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Ex- Greenwich Time Managing Editors Never Die, They Just Refuse To Fade Away By Writing Long Boring Columns About Postage Stamp Rate Hikes And The Post Office Bureaucracy......
There Are So Many Problems In Greenwich Government And Bernie "I Wont Rock The Boat" Yudain Writes About His Lost Pension Check.
Ex-Greenwich Time Managing Editor Bernie Yudain
A need to check up with the postal service -
This is the sad saga of the check that went astray:
Ex-Greenwich Time Managing Editor Bernie Yudain
A need to check up with the postal service -
This is the sad saga of the check that went astray:
It so happens that in my Feb. 22 column, I congratulated the postal service that we get here in Greenwich, and I'll stick by it. But I can't resist passing on a coincidental incident.
Only a few days after that comment appeared, on March 1, the usual federal pension check which always arrives on the button on the first of the month failed to appear in our mailbox. Paltry as that instrument may be, it's a welcome visitor.
The next day I called our local post office. Some nice man listened and commiserated, but assured me there was no way they can check it out. I would have to call the people in Washington.
After an anguished search to figure out whom to call, I found a number. I ran the lab-rat maze of press-this-and-press-that automated directives before I finally got a human -- a nice lady. She listened, asked for numbers, codes, Social Security -- the works. At the end she explained that they can't do anything until five days passes from the date of the delivery failure. Call back, she advised.
I called Saturday. Sorry, have to call on a working day, a canned message asserted.
Monday I called again. This time I got twice as long a run-around. After some 15 minutes, on came a live voice -- very nice but not quite as cordial as my earlier contact. In the end, she informed me that they'll send a replacement check.
Before she dismissed me, I asked, "By the way, I don't expect to ever see that missing check, but if by odd chance it should show up, what should I do? Return it? Tear it up? What?"
"Send it back," she said. We then parted.
A few hours later, the phone rang. It was my friend Penny at Parsonage Cottage, that excellent home for the elderly.
"Guess what?" she said. "I have your Social Security check here." ..... BLAH .... BLAH ..... BLAH .... BLAH ..... BLAH ..... BLAH .....BLAH ...... BLAH ..... BLAH ..... BLAH ..... BORING ...... Zzzzzzzzzzzzzz ......
AND NOW BEER GUZZLING EX-GREENWICH TIME MANAGING EDITOR AND NOW HEARST NEWSPAPER BUSINESS REPORTER JIM ZEBORA WASTES OUR TIME WRITING ABOUT ......
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What's Brewing: A toast to Munich - German city whose name means "little monks." The Dominicans, Franciscans, Paulaners and Augustinians in Munich itself, and orders such as the Carmelites who settled outside the city, carried on a rich tradition of beer-making whose joys are especially celebrated during the Lenten season, as late winter turns to spring.
Among German beer lovers -- doesn't that sound redundant? -- Lent is also known as "starkbierzeit," or strong beer season.
Brews crafted for this time of year were typically fortified with added barleymalt, increasing their calories to fortify the friars as they fasted dawn-to-dusk from solid food while seeking greater levels of piety and spirituality.
Of course, the extra malts also added to the alcohol content of the beer, which, consumed on an otherwise empty stomach, no doubt helped the brothers achieve an enhanced sense of inner peace ..... BLAH .... BLAH ..... BLAH .... BLAH ..... BLAH ..... BLAH .....BLAH ...... BLAH ..... BLAH ..... BLAH ..... BORING ...... Zzzzzzzzzzzzzz ......
HEARST NEWSPAPAPER BUSINESS REPORTER JIM ZEBORA TOTALLY MISSED THE GREENWICH PONZI SCHEME AT "WG TRADING" IN FACT THE GREENWICH TIME ONLY STARTED REPORTING ON THE MISDEEDS OF "PAUL GREENWOOD" AND "STEPHEN SWARTZ " TODAY IN AN WIRE REPORT FROM BLOOMBERG BUSSINESS NEWS:
By David Voreacos and Patricia Hurtado
BLOOMBERG NEWS
Posted: 03/03/2009 06:55:17 PM EST
Posted: 03/03/2009 06:55:17 PM EST
U.S. prosecutors and regulators took only three weeks to accuse money managers Paul Greenwood and Stephen Walsh of misappropriating $554 million once an industry self-regulatory body grew suspicious
Greenwood, 61, and Walsh, 64, were charged
Feb. 25
with using WG Trading Investors in Greenwich and related companies as a personal piggy bank to buy homes, cars, horses and collectible teddy bears. The case began when the National Futures Association learned Feb. 3 about a private lawsuit against Mark Bloom, a former WG Trading employee charged Feb. 25 in a separate fraud.
The NFA decided to audit those of its 4,000 member firms that worked with Bloom, according to association Chief Executive Officer Daniel Roth.
On Feb. 5,
it began auditing Greenwood and Walsh, who failed to cooperate, Roth said. A week later, the NFA suspended the men, who worked in Greenwich. Four federal agencies then launched a criminal and civil inquiry.
"This is the largest fraud case we've ever had {AND I CAN'T BELIVE HEARST NEWSPAPER BUSINESS REPORTER JIM ZEBORA MISSED IT} ," said Roth, a 25-year veteran of Chicago-based NFA. "Basically, they were stealing the money to support their lifestyles. In some ways it was a typical Ponzi scheme. What sets it apart is the magnitude of the loss {AND HOW HEARST NEWSPAPER BUSINESS REPORTER TOTALLY MISSED THE STORY IN GREENWICH} .".......
.....The next day, they visited the Greenwich offices of Walsh and Greenwood, who run WG Trading Investors, an unregistered investment vehicle; WG Trading Company Limited Partnership, a registered broker-dealer; and Westridge Capital Management Inc., a registered investment adviser in Santa Barbara, Calif.
They reviewed some records for WG Trading, a commodity pool, which showed $1.3 billion in assets, NFA records show. That included $532 million in accounts receivable not included in an annual financial report audited by a national accounting firm, according to the NFA.
Investigators from the NFA also found a $293 million receivable owed by Greenwood and one for $261 million by Walsh, according to the NFA.
Walsh and Greenwood offered little help to NFA investigators, association records show. Walsh talked to the NFA for 20 minutes on Feb. 5 and briefly on the phone five days later. Greenwood was only sporadically available to the NFA during its weeklong audit, records show.
"When we started asking questions about the location of assets, they refused to answer," said Roth, 59. "The main problem we had with their books and records is that we couldn't see them. They wouldn't give them to us."
The NFA suspended the two men and alerted the CFTC, which in turn contacted the SEC, Roth said. The Federal Bureau of Investigation and U.S. Attorneys Office in Manhattan joined the probe.
"We responded very quickly, took prompt action and coordinated with other regulators, {AS HEARST NEWSPAPER REPORTER JIM ZEBORA SAT ON HIS ASS DREAMING OF HIS MOME BREWED BEERS} " Roth said .....
IF GREENWICH ROUNDUP SAID IT ONCE GREENWICH ROUNDUP HAS SAID IT A THOUSAND TIMES......
" IF YOU WANT TO KNOW WHAT'S REALLY GOING ON IN GREENWICH YOU HAVE TO READ THE LOCAL BLOGS AND OUT OF TIME NEWSPAPERS"
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If You Want To Know What's Really Going On In Greenwich You Have Got To Read The Out Of Town News Papers......
More On The Local Multi-Million Dollar Scam
That The Greenwich Time Fails To Cover Online
Pensions & Investments
Greenwich Post
The owners of a Greenwich-based investment firm are free on $7-million bonds and have had their assets frozen, following their arrest last Wednesday, Feb. ...
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A Story That Greenwich Roundup Brought To You First.....
More On The Multi-Million Dollar Greenwich Ponzi Scheme
That The Clueless Hearst Newspaper Business Reporter Jim Zebora Has Failed To Properly Cover In The Greenwich Time .....
....The Sacramento County Employees Retirement System, or SCERS, had invested $90 million with the men and their companies in June, said Richard Stensrud, SCERS' chief executive officer.
The recession had "whittled down" that investment to about $57 million when SCERS officials first learned there might be a problem
The recession had "whittled down" that investment to about $57 million when SCERS officials first learned there might be a problem
GOOGLE NEWS HAS A LOT OF WRITTEN ABOUT THE GREENWICH PONZIE SCHEME KNOWN AS " WG TRADING "STORIES, BUT NON OF THEM WERE WRITTEN BY HEARST NEWSPAPER BUSINESS REPORTER JIM ZEBORA OR ANYONE THAT WORKS WITH HIM.
But We Have To Give Hearst Newspaper Business Reporter Jim Zebora Credit Where Credit Is Due....
He Did Take Time Away From Writting About Beer And Finally Posted A Bloomberg Wire Report About The Greenwich Ponzie Scheme On The Greenwich Time Today.
IT LOOKS LIKE EX-GRENWICH TIME REPORTER MANAGING EDITOR AND HEARST NEWSPAPER BUSINESS REPORTER JIM ZEBORA HAS BEEN SPENDING A LITTLE TOO MUCH TIME WITH HIS HOME BREW AND NOT ENOUGH TIME WITH THE NEWS CREW
PLEASE SEE:
Worried Town Residents Are Saying If Ex-Greenwich Time Editor Jim Zebora Isn't Carefull He Could End Up In The GPD Drunk Tank !!!!!
Forget About Reading Some Business News
In The Greenwich Time, Because Jim Zebora Is
Probably Recovering From A Massive Hangover.
In The Greenwich Time, Because Jim Zebora Is
Probably Recovering From A Massive Hangover.
Ex-Greenwich Time Business Editor Jim Zebora
Files His First "Business" Report
Files His First "Business" Report
The Displaced Zebora Must Of Drank A Lot Of Beer
While Preparing This "News" Story
While Preparing This "News" Story
Greenwich Time Publisher John "I Can't Pick A Winning Team" Dunster Must Be Looking On In Disbelief As His New Hearst Newspaper "Regional Business Reporter" Files A Lifestyle Report
By Jim Zebora
Business Editor ??????
Business Editor ??????
Posted: 01/07/2009 At 1:00:00 AM Just As The Bars In Greenwich Were Closing
If you're seeking this January to drive the cold winter away or otherwise perk up your spirits, the dark, black beers of winter are just the thing.
Porter and stout on the ale side, and bock on the lager, bring unique, warming qualities to a beer glass or mug. Sometimes thick and oftentimes mysterious, it might seem amazing that they're kin to the golden beers of summer. These brews are yet another manifestation of the brewmaster's art.
Here are five black beers I've recently had the pleasure of drinking as I so diligently researched this column. Don't drink them right out of the fridge, but give the bottles 20 minutes to mellow so the flavors fully reveal themselves.
Samuel Adams
Chocolate Bock
Chocolate Bock
A wintry ale for sure, Samuel Adams Chocolate Bock is a fruity black brew that has a startling blast of cocoa on first quaff, especially if it's refrigerator-cold......
......Otter Creek
Stovepipe Porter
Stovepipe Porter
Brewed in Vermont, Otter Creek Stovepipe is a mild, translucent-black porter with classic balance. This brew is malty and rich, yet not heavy or very complex.
The hop level is higher than you might expect in a porter, adding a light, piquant bitterness that finishes gently on the sides of the tongue.
Compared with the Dark Star Porter from Bluegrass Brewing, Otter Creek's is more strictly in line with a ........ BLAH ....... BLAH ......... BLAH ......... BLAH ........ BLAH ....... BLAH ....... BLAH ........ BLAH ........ BLAH .......... BLAH .........
WOW!!!!!
Ex-Greenwich Time Managing Editor Jim Zebora's
Been Drinking A Lot Of Beer Lately
Poor Little Ole John "I Can't Pick A Winning Team" Dunster Has To Now Explain To The Corporate Suits At Hearst Newspapers Why He Doomed The The New Regional Business Section To Failure By Putting Zebora In Charge.
When Jim "I Love That Big Fat Hearst Newspaper Check" Zebora is not writting about breaking Greenwich news stories he is probably sitting at his desk Deaming about his next homebrewing Project Or making mental notesabout his next article in a contributor to Zymurgy, the magazine of the American Homebrewers Association. Jim Zebora's column appears once a month.
IS HEARST NEWSPAPERS AWARE THAT IT'S PAYING BIG BUCKS TO JIM ZEBORA FOR ALREADY PUBLISHED ARTICLES?
But, Maybe It's OK If Jim Zebora Is Possibly Using Hearst Newspaper Resources To Write About Bear Instead Of Local Business News:
According To This North American Guild Of Beer Writters Listing Zebora's Column Is Been Republished In The Greenwich Time For Years:
160 Dexter Ave,
Meriden, CT 06450 USA
Home: 203.235.1758
Work: 203.964.2420
Fax: 203.964.3773
E-Mail: jimzebora@cox.net
Author of "What's Brewing," a monthly beer column carried by The Stamford Advocate and Greenwich Time (Combined circ 42,000), 75 Tresser Boulevard, Stamford, CT 06904, and in other Tribune Co. newspapers. What's Brewing addresses all beer-related topics. Also business editor at The Advocate /Greenwich Time.
If Hearst Newspaper Paper President Stephen Swartz Wants To Ask Jim Zebora Why He Was Too Busy Writting About Beer Instead Of The Multi-Million Dollar Greenwich Ponzie Scheme he can email Jim at :
When Stephen Swartz Talks To Zebora He Might Ask Why The What's Brewing Article He Paid For Has Two Copyrights.....
Copyright © 2009 Hearst Communications Inc.
And
Copyright © 2009 American Homebrewers Association
If The AHA Falls On Hard Times Will They Sue The Billion Dollar Hearst Newspapers For Copyright Violations.
Does Hearst Newspapers Have An Written Agreement From The AHA Giving Them Permission To Publish Their Copyrighted Material?
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