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Three supervisors at the Cascades Tissue Group in Rockingham were recently notified of their success at earning a new state certificate after a long voluntary program to sharpen their work skills.
Those supervisors are Jason Lockey, Pamela Horne and Charles Hammond with Cascades Tissue Group-North Carolina Inc.
The Board of Directors of the Manager of Environmental, Safety and Health (MESH) — a certificate series sponsored by the Safety and Health Council of NC, NC State University, and NC Department of Labor — notified the three supervisors that they had successfully completed the requirements and earned the MESH certificate.
"We are tremendously happy to recognize Jason, Pamela and Charles as recipients of the Manager of Environmental, Safety and Health certificate," said North Carolina's Commissioner of Labor Cherie Berry. "This program prepares managers for keeping their worksites safe and healthy, and that preparation improves employee protection and company productivity."
The MESH program is designed to increase the professionalism of environmental, safety and health managers at governmental, commercial, and manufacturing sites in North Carolina through a rigorous series of continuing education programs. The MESH program strives to recognize safety and environmental managers and raise industry standards, and increase the value of these practitioners to their employers and to whom their services are provided. In order to successfully earn the MESH certification, participants must successfully complete a minimum of 100 hours of safety education courses covering a variety of safety, health and environmental topics.
Lockey resides in Hamlet, as does Horne, while Hammond is a resident of Rockingham. They have 14, 17 and 25 respective years of service with Cascades Tissue Group here in Rockingham.
"The efforts required to achieve this certification really are truly commendable, and they demonstrate a commitment by these individuals to further advance our facility in the areas of safety, health and environmental stewardship," said Adam Boulware, Converting Plant Superintendent.
Not only have they been actively working towards growing their knowledge base with regards to health and safety within the mill, they are also very active representing Cascades in local community and charitable events. Each of these team members most recently joined fellow Cascade team members by participating in the annual Christmas parade in Hamlet and were a part of a very large team effort that enabled Cascades Tissue to be Richmond County's highest contributor to Relay for Life this past fall, said Boulware.
Lockey, Horne and Hammond join Karen Bellamy, as employees who have gained MESH certification. Throughout her 28 years of service at Cascades, Bellamy has earned MESH, Contractor MESH and Advanced MESH certifications in her role as Environmental Manager. Bellamy and Eric Taylor, Rockingham's Mill Manager, have played key roles in providing opportunities and support for the staff to gain knowledge in the area of safety leadership, Boulware said. That knowledge has led to continued improvements in safety performance and participation at all levels of the organization, he added.
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This occurs as a result of when bored college students with crude humor (and no beer), and a fresh box of ego's come into play at a social gathering of the masses, a.k.a. a shindig or guy's night, where the participants thus sit around in a circle, or half circle for the more experienced games due to longer projection, and bop the one-eyed weasel whilst cocks are pointed at the specimen, usually a waffle, or a pancake if you like to mess up a good game do to lack of following the instructions, and thus calling the game Soggy Pancake, which is not as funny and we're still wasting time. The gallient players beat their meat until the ejaculant from every player but one has landed upon the waffle making it soggy. The last guy who couldn't "keep it up" must ritually end the game by consuming the waffle at once. And behold, another game commence! And lo, sir Edward didst COME last in the recreational activities of the prestigious Soggy Waffle, and he did maketh a face of detest whilst consuming the warm goo upon the waffle's exterior, and there was much rejoicing.
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The rise of Generation G
You may remember that recently one of my gift ideas was a donation towards the costs of sending toys to children in detention on Christmas Island. I have just been over on Louisa's blog Everything is Edible and had a bit of a happy cry when I read that the toys successfully made it to Christmas Island in time for Christmas.
You can check out the whole story here, but in summary:
- on 15 December a boat carrying asylum seekers crashed into the rocks around Christmas Island killing approximately 30 people including children. For many Australians this tragedy had the effect of reminding us about the Christmas Island detention centre and that there does continue to be children in detention in Australia.
- on 19 December Louisa had the thought that perhaps she could send some toys she had at home to the surviving children in detention on Christmas Island
- on 20 December Louisa rang Christmas Island Detention Centre to ask whether it was possible to send gift to children there – they said yes, but advised that it wasn't quick to get things to the Island.
- via the wonderful world of twitter, blogging and Louisa's networks by COB on 20 December 5 businesses had pledged gifts to send to Christmas Island and Louisa had found a courier company willing to courier the gifts for $930.
- by mid 21 December the $930 goal had already been reached via a paypal donation button on Louisa's blog.
Louisa was also able to make contact with Virgin Blue via twitter and able to arrange for this precious cargo of toys to make it on the last and very full flight to Christmas Island before Christmas. - on 22 December Louisa and friends boxed up the gifts and took them to airport.
The final result – 200 children's gift made it to Christmas Island and were distributed to the children on Christmas eve. Without these toys there wouldn't have been a Christmas gift for each child in detention on the island. I think it is beyond fabulous that this type of online grassroots project can gain momentum and be successful in 72 hours in Australia.
I was also very happy to read in Trendwatching.com's 11 crucial consumer trends for 2011 1 that Random Acts of Kindness is one of the predicted trends of 2011. In catching up on the predicted trends I was also introduced to a new term – Generation G – that's G for Generosity, not Greed!
Trendwatching.com writes that Generation G is all about:
the growing importance of 'generosity' as a leading societal and business mindset. As consumers are disgusted with greed and its current dire consequences for the economy…the need for more generosity beautifully coincides with the ongoing (and pre-recession) emergence of an online-fueled culture of individuals who share, give, engage, create and collaborate in large numbers. In fact, for many, sharing a passion and receiving recognition have replaced 'taking' as the new status symbol.
Generation G is leading the new collaborative / free / creation / crowdsourced / gift / sharing movement. Crucial to Generation G are advances in technology which are enabling people to build new social communities and enabling new ways to help the very specific causes that they are committed to.
But of course technology is not required for generosity to occur – I recently stumbled across The Toy Society, which started in Australia in June 2008 and is now a world-wide collective of toy makers – of varying skill levels– who make toys and leave them as gifts for perfect strangers (aka 'Random Act of Craft') .
There are more than 3200 members throughout the world who have collectively gifted more than 1800 lovingly handmade toys to perfect strangers since the project began. When a member leaves a toy gift it's called a "Toy Drop" and is posted on The Toy Society blog and assigned a drop number.
Each toy is safely sealed, with a note to the finder, inside a press seal bag – to protect from the elements. The toy is then left to be found with a tag attached inviting the finder to "Take Me Home I'm Yours". Finders are invited, but not expected, to let The Toy Society know they have found a toy, and these notes are also posted on the blog. The Toy Society is about giving someone something and expecting absolutely nothing in return.
I would love for you to share other examples of such generosity here…
1 Source: www.trendwatching.com. One of the world's leading trend firms, trendwatching.com sends out its free, monthly Trend Briefings to more than 160,000 subscribers worldwide.
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Your Animal Kingdom Route
When you visit Animal Kingdom, do you take the left trail or the right trail and what area do you like to visit first.
If ever there is a tomorrow when we're not together.......
there is something you must always remember.
You are braver than you believe, stronger than you seem, and smarter than you think.
But the most important thing is, even if we're apart...... I'll always be with you.
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A friend is a hand that is always holding yours,
no matter how close or far apart you may be.
A friend is someone who is always there and will always, always care.
A friend is a feeling of forever in the heart.
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We usually head to the Safari and then go around the park in a clockwise way. We havent done the rapids, or Rafikis plante watch and only Toño has ridden Expedition Everest. We also skip most of Dinoland since neither girl is tall enough for any of the ride.
Our must dos are only the safari and the Lion King festival, which is why we will probably be skipping AK on this trip...
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People with Asperger Syndrome (AS) often struggle with change and this is magnified when it is part of their professional role to manage and lead change. Written by a business leader with Asperger Syndrome, this practical guide provides advice and strategies on coping with and implementing change in the workplace. more »
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Don't you wish relationships came with a manual? This user's guide to relationships adopts a practical troubleshooting approach to resolving difficulties that will greatly appeal to the logical minds of people on the autism spectrum and help their partners. It covers key problem areas such as communication, mindblindness, co-habiting, and intimacy. more »
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Enforcement of Texting While Driving Ban Will Come From Above
Different techniques will be tested during the 24-month program.
In an attempt to stop texting while driving, the U.S. Department of Transportation's National Highway Traffic Safety Administration is funding a program in Massachusetts that will station police on highway overpasses to spot drivers texting while driving.
The traffic safety administration is giving $550,000 for Massachusetts and Connecticut to "help them plan and conduct high-visibility anti-texting enforcement programs," according to the federal agency.
"Each state will receive $275,000 to develop and train police officers on better methods for spotting drivers who are texting, and to develop media techniques that alert the public to the perils of texting and driving," according to the transportation agency.
Some of the techniques that will be tested in the program are stationary patrols, spotters on overpasses and roving patrols. The program will test each technique's effectiveness over a 24-month period, according to the feds.
"We have come a long way in our fight against distracted driving, but there is still much work to be done," said U.S. Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood. "Texting behind the wheel is especially dangerous, which is why we're working with states like Connecticut and Massachusetts to address this important safety issue."
Massachusetts is one of 39 states in the country that ban texting while driving. There are also 10 states with laws that prohibit handheld cell phone use when driving, which is easier for police to spot, aaccording to the highway agency.
"While it is relatively easier for law enforcement to determine illegal handheld cell phone use by observing the position of the phone at the driver's ear, the dangerous practice of texting while driving is often not as obvious," said NHTSA Administrator David Strickland. "These two new demonstration programs will help identify real-world protocols and practices to better detect if a person is texting while driving."
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Ryan S
1:11 pm on Friday, October 19, 2012
they are paying people to stand on overpasses and look at cars for texting? how do they know the person isnt answering the phone?
I see at least 5 people every single day texting while driving. the 'law' is a joke
cheryl degrafft
3:54 pm on Friday, October 19, 2012
All i can say is i see plenty of police personal on there phone weather they are texting or talking its wrong
5:24 pm on Friday, October 19, 2012
A complete waste of TAX $ for sure! Its not practcal for many reasons.
Norwood Parent
7:13 pm on Friday, October 19, 2012
Just send the cops out to nab them the dont need spotters. Drive thru in any town and you will see this habit. Maybe when more people get hurt or killed the texters will care........not.
Adam Edward
10:29 am on Saturday, October 20, 2012
Not really sure you can tell if somone is actually texting or just dialing a number. Just outlaw cell phone use while driving all together.


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A lively discussion, accompanied by tea and biscuits, was hosted at a Buddhist centre in Ilford for women of different faiths.
Redbridge Council today said it has "no powers to remove or confiscate property from the homeless and has not done so".
Two charity chiefs have responded to the statement made by Redbridge's borough commander following an Ilford Recorder article on homelessness, accusing police of "perpetuating a stereotype of the homeless".
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The generosity of parents whose 10-year-old son died of a brain tumour has meant a Woodford Green children's hospice has been able to hire a bereavement sister.
A private members club with "Indian dancing" could open in Goodmayes.
Four Ilford firefighters have pedalled to the far reaches of England as part of a charity cycle ride around the country.
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id guess ill start this post...i know its a little late but there is a meet tonight at HARBOR FREIGHT off I-10 and VANCE JACKSON....like i said i know its a little late but maybe ill see some of yall out there
Now that I've been illuminated as to the NWish area the VW are near I recall on Les Harrison seeing both a MK1 Cabriolet, red and across the street from that a much newer, red Rabbit. Anyone on here?
Photoshoot meet tonight.
Did the cops tell everyone to leave the other day? I wouldn't mind checking it out sometime too, but I don't want any problems with Johnny Law.
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Teaching a Lesson in Gratitude
Harllee Middle School students remind us of why becoming a No Kill Community matters.
After three litters of puppies and a chaotic fall, I decided to take a break from fostering.
That break was short-lived.
I don't have any puppies right now, but I do have a foster cat who is available for adoption. I took the cat reluctantly when Paige Suhay's friend called Lucky Dogs to plead for help. She foud an injured cat in her neighborhood and brought the cat to animal services.
The cat had been abandoned by someone who had moved from he neighborhood. His name was Nalia and since the family had gone, he had been trapped and neutered and his ear had been clipped. The cat had recently been injured and had a large wound on its back. Animal Services said it was unlikely the cat would make it out of the shelter unless the women could find someone to foster the cat until his injury healed.
I didn't know the whole story when I agreed to foster. I just knew a woman had called looking for someone to take care of the injured cat.
I called Animal Services and arranged to pick him up from Beach Vet where he was being treated. When I got Nalia home, he climbed out of the pet carrier and snuggled up on my lap. He was friendly and seemed to crave human contact.
So the cat settled into his own room, away from my dogs so he could quietly recover.
Suhay called Lucky Dog to check on the cat and said she told her reading students at Harllee Middle School the story about the cat and how two people helped to save the cat. She told the students they could write us thank you notes if they wanted.
The story inspired the middle school reading students. The students embraced the writing assignment, one even wrote a book for the cat to entertain him while he was recovering. Suhay recently brought the thank you notes to Lucky Dogs, where I met her and was able to read them.
The students never met Nalia, but hearing the story of the injured cat and seeing a photo I snapped of Nalia once I got her home moved them to write thoughtful notes, most of which were illustrated too.Many of the notes suggested that I bring the cat to meet them in person. Also many of the students wanted me to write back.
I'm no hero — in fact I can name at least a dozen more people that do far more to save animals than I can ever imagine — but those cards sure made me feel like a hero. The students were unabashed in thanking me and telling me stories about the animals they loved. One drawing even showed a cat wearing a cape with the words super Whitt.
Inside the card Julio Ceaser wrote: Thank you for saving that cat. You were an angel when you decided to keep her because you saved her life.
A boy who signed the car simply, your friend Ladarius wrote: Thank you for saving Nalia. We are really proud for what you have done.
Marah wrote: Thank you for saving that cat. May God bless both of you. Even though I did not know that cat, I know she is thankful for still having a life.
Demetrez Buckley wrote: Thank you Ms. Sherry and Ms. whitt for helping the cats and dogs. I love you ladies for that.
Those are just excerpts of messages in the cars. Most of the cards include personal stories and thoughts about Nalia and their own pets. They taught me that
When you're fostering an animal it's sometimes easy to forget the big picture — it's not hard to get lost among each individual task or working to get one or two animals in good homes. But the Harllee Middle School students reminded me why it matters that Manatee County strives to be a no kill community.
The goal is the humane treatment of all creatures. By treating animals with kindness, we hope that we can treat one another with respect. The students wrote me stories about abandoned kittens, neighbors who mistreated thier pets and about the everyday dangers cats and dogs face.
The message in every card showed compassion and care. They reminded me that one small act can make a difference and serve as an example to others. They knew that Nalia's life mattered. Someone had loved the cat once and he needed a second chance at a good home.
Their thank yous are really meant for all of those advocates who are working so hard to make Manatee County a No Kill Community. They are also to all of those people who foster dogs and cats, to the vets who volunteer their time and services and to the people who clean cages and wash dogs and answer phones. And most certainly they are to all of those animal services employees who have worked extremely hard over the last year to increase adoptions and save more animals.
Vicci Springer
10:47 am on Wednesday, December 5, 2012
Thank you to whomever involved the school kids to care and express their caring for animals. The county I live in has no climate controlled animal shelter and the local radio shows broadcast that stray animals in your yard should be shot on sight. A young parent told me that his friends all got together and decided their families would live pet free lives. The overwhelmed shelters and animal services in this community offer little or no help to private citizens and neighborhood stray and feral animals. Thank you for the awesome example you set for the state of Florida and humankind.
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10:48 am on Wednesday, December 5, 2012
Thank you for saving the cats and dog and for the time that you spend saving the cats and dogs. Thank you for volunteering and giving your time to write this article and share our thoughts and feelings! .
Devan, Jesus, and Juhuan - Ms. Suhay's Reading Class at Harllee Middle School:)
Paige Suhay
11:01 am on Wednesday, December 5, 2012
Antonio & Julio are Thankful for sharing are thank you letters with every one. Thank you for saving Nalia's life.You have shown us with Thankfulness.Thank you for letting us realize how important animals are in our community.Thank you for all the important things you've done for our COMMUNITY Ms.Whitt and Ms.Sherry.
From Harllee Middle school, from MRS.Suhay class thank you for every thing.
Paige Suhay
11:01 am on Wednesday, December 5, 2012
Yonathan - Ms. Suhay's Reading Class at Harllee Middle School:
Thank you for sharing our cards and thank you for saving Nalia. I liked your story and Ms. Suhay was exited to read your story! Thank you for writing about Harlee middle school.
Paige Suhay
11:01 am on Wednesday, December 5, 2012
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11:01 am on Wednesday, December 5, 2012
Thank you for sharing our thank you cards with everyone. Thank you again for saving Nalia again! We were so excited to read the article . When we first walked in the door Ms.Suhay told us she had some exciting new to tell us and order to hear the good new while she was doing the attendence we had to quiet. So we was quiet when she did the attendence because we was so excited to hear that Mr.Sherry had posted about Harlle Middle giving Mrs.Sherry thank you cards for saving Nalia live. GOD BLESS YOU, Nalia and Sherry!!!! We are in MS.Suhay's 6th grade reading cass. I hope you come visit andmake sure you bring Nalia. Also I hope you FIND A HOME FOR NALIA!! :) GOD BLESS YOU! ;)
Paige Suhay
11:37 am on Wednesday, December 5, 2012
Anna,and Melissa
Thank you for sharing our thank you cards and saving the cat and plus all the other animals you, Ms. Sherry at Lucky Dogs, the vets, Animal Services staff, and all the volunteers in my state! We were so excited to read the article! You are a life saver to the cat and the other animals that you have saved!! it was so cool to include our thank you cards that we created and wrote at Harllee Middle School! We are Ms.Suhay's 6th grade reading class and I hope you come to vist and bring Nalia and I hope you FIND A GREAT HOME FOR NALIA!!!:)and Snoopy was my card. We, (Anna and Melissa) love animals and Anna is trying to adopt a puppy that needs medical help!!
We love you Nalia, Ms. Sheer, and Ms. Whitt!!!! You are my super hero!!!!!!!
Paige Suhay
11:37 am on Wednesday, December 5, 2012
This is Ladarrius from Harlee middle school,
Thank you so much for saving Nalia.
I also want to thank you for posting my quote on the internet so everyone can see it. I really want to thank you one more time.
Thank you again keep Naila safe please! This is so cool Ms.whitt and Ms.Sherry... I love you guys both because if it wasn't you guys he might be here today!!!! Thank you, it's so cool that you have done that for him!
Ladarrius - Harrlee Middle School, Ms. Suhay's 6th grade student in her Reading Class:)
Paige Suhay
11:37 am on Wednesday, December 5, 2012
Kimberly and Mary Jo: Thank you for taking care of Naila. We are so glad that you wrote back to us at Harllee Middle School - Ms. Suhay's Reading Class. Keep Naila safe! (Love you guys very much)! Me and Mary Jo still want to meet you, and Ms. Suhay told us in January you will visit us and teach a writing workshop to us! That's going to be so cool!
We are just so happy that you read all of the "Thank You Cards." It's so cool to hear that you care about all kinds of animals. Me "Kimberly" I have always wanted to help the animals since I was a little girl? I just want to say that I want to help the animals just like you guys do. I also want to be a vet and make a animal selter for all of the animals.
Love, Kimberly and Mary Jo
P.S. love you!
Paige Suhay
1:35 pm on Wednesday, December 5, 2012
Thank you for saving Nalia and I can't what to see you January when you come and help us with our reading/writing workshop!
After reading your articleI learned to help animals that are in need of help. Also to help homeless animals out and give them a warm and safe home. It is also important to show them how much you love them!
I love you Ms. Whitt and Ms. Sherry!
Sophia (Harllee Middle School - Ms. Suhay's 6th grade Reading Class)
Paige Suhay
1:35 pm on Wednesday, December 5, 2012
Natalie and Erik,
We are thankful of you for saving Nalia's life.Thank you for giving Nalia a wonderful foster home. We are so thankful and we love what you did (Your heart is really really really really bright and huge)!. I was so excited what you had done for Nalia.I felt really really really bad for Nalia when she had injured her tail. We are happy for everything you did for him so he can get better and go to a great home that will spoil him.
Thank you so much Ms.Whitt and Ms.Sherry,
Love Harllee Middle School.
Natalie ,and Erik have a great holiday and we will see you in January when you do a writing workshop with us. Thank you Ms.Suhay for this really neat project and to let us help our school and community out! Thank you Mr. Hird - Principal here for Ms. Suhay!
After reading this article we learned that we should take care of pets so they don`t get hurt.
Paige Suhay
1:35 pm on Wednesday, December 5, 2012
Sindy and Fernanda from Harllee Middle School - Ms. Suhay's Reading Class.
We are thankful for you helping Nalia and we are so EXCITED!!!!!!!to see Ms.Whitt in January.Thank you!!! Again thank you for helping Nalia because if it wasn't for Ms.Whitt, Ms.Shelly, and Ms. Suhay, Nalia wouldn't be alive.
After reading this article we learned that saving animals is a good thing to do. Their are some pets that needs help and we hope you and Ms.Shelly could rescue all dogs and pets that need to be in a safe place.
From;Ms.Suhay's class :) Thank you so much!!!!! love you!!!
Paige Suhay
2:03 pm on Wednesday, December 5, 2012
Marah and Veronica - 6th grade Reading Class at Harllee Middle School:
We are so thankfull for you saving Nalia's life I'm sure that Nalia is thankfull
also for still having a life. Imagine if that was you, how would you feel to be hurt, alone, homeless, and almost die all because the home owners moved and left the you, the cat for the streets? To read what I wrote makes my heart beat really really fast and it makes me sad and want to cry.
Seeing my name - Marah and my words from my card makes me feel successful! I was more suprised than excited at first when I heard my name was in the article because I just could not believe it! Then after I saw my name I had a huge proud smile on my face:)
Thank you so much Ms.Whitt and Ms. Sherry and
best wishes to the both of you!!!!!
Marah, and Veronica.!!!!!! :)
After reading your article I learned that we should care more about animals and be more carefull to watch out for cats or any other animals that need help and we need to help them out. Thank you again......:)
Paige Suhay
2:03 pm on Wednesday, December 5, 2012
Alex and Andrew - Harllee Middle School Ms. Suhay's Reading Class
Thank you for saving Nalia! I got worried that the cat wasn't going to make it. I was so glad to hear that you saved the cat. When I found out I was so happy I ran home so fast I tripped then I told my dad he decided to adopt three baby pups just born.
After reading your article I learned about the government and the [no-kill comunity]
and now I feel like getting all my family members to adopt dogs and cats. I loved your article thank you.
Paige Suhay
2:03 pm on Wednesday, December 5, 2012
Luis and Jason - 6th graders at Harllee Middle School - Ms. Suhay's reading Class - It's a cool class - we read and write a lot!
Thank you for taking care of Naila Ms.Sherry and Ms. Whitt. After reading your article I learned to adopt, foster, and/or help out a cat or dog in need of help.
Paige Suhay
2:03 pm on Wednesday, December 5, 2012
Francesca and Jose - Harllee Middle School - 6th Reading students in Ms. Suhay's Classroom.
Thank you for saving Naila and I hope that she gets well really fast! We were happy to read the article and when Ms. Suhay told us the story every body was quiet to hear it and it was a sad story that was made into a happy story. We can't wait until you come in January we are all happy that you are coming. We hope she gets better pretty soon. I hope we could see Nalia with you so I could take a picture of the him. I hope when you come in January you could bring the cat with you - I will tell my teacher Ms. Suhay to tell my Principal Mr. Hird that this must happen so it just has to! Nalia is my classroom Kitty, I think about petting her in my mind when I am reading and it helps me.THANK YOU SO MUCH.
After reading your article I learned that you have saved a poor and ill cat that was about to die if no one came to pick her up. You got her so she wouldn't die. You are a hero..........you are my hero!
Paige Suhay
2:03 pm on Wednesday, December 5, 2012
Eishinner and Yisell,
Yisell: Thank you for taking care of Nalia and saving her life. You are a life safer and if Ms.Suhay if she would of never found Nalia, we would never be writing pen pals! Plus maybe Nalia would not be here now.
Thank you Ms.Suhay and Ms.Witt for saving Nalia.
Eishinner: You say you are not a hero but you really are, you saved a life and you are just amazing. I wish I could do something like that and I am looking foward to meeting you in janurary and can you please bring Nalia or could you come on December,14 because December,15 is my birthday but it is on a Satuday. Also that is so cool that you saved Nalia, oh and tell Nalia that me and Yisell said "hello '' meow''!
After reading your artical I learned that you have saved a poor and sick little cat that was about to die and if no one came to pick her up she would of died, but she didn't because of you thank you!
by Eishinner sanon and Yisell rivera.
Paige Suhay
2:03 pm on Wednesday, December 5, 2012
Jaylan and Jesus from Ms. Suhay's reading alot and writing a lot Reading Class at Harllee Middle School. My principal is Mr. Hird and he is really cool!
Thank you for saving Nalia. I would of done the same thing with saving Nali and I hope Nalia gets well. After reading your article I learned to help abandoned animals who needs help and have no homes.
Carolyn and Cricket
2:48 pm on Wednesday, December 5, 2012
Toni, I am glad to know others know what we your friends and neighbors know. That you are warm, kind and loving human being! I am proud to call you my friend!
Love from the girls (Cricket and Heidi) and me.
Paige Suhay
3:50 pm on Wednesday, December 5, 2012
Thank you for taking the cat in! I'm Charles and I'm the one that made the 5 page book for Nalia. Can you please let me or my teacher know if he liked my book? I think was book was all about Nalia and I really like my book. My book had a great poem in it. I love cats. I have a baby kitten at home and his name is mittens. It is all black fur and has white on its paw mittena.
I hope Nalia recovers. Your article was great. I learned a lot. I learned how you took care of Nalia. That was very good of yourself. Is she getting enough food and water now that she is back inside and off the streets. I don't like seeing cats on the streets because they might get hit by a car. My cats live inside.
Thank you for putting my book in your article. It made me feel excited and special. I feel good to help out a hurt cat. It made my day! I think my teacher is the best teacher and we work hard and alot. This is long writing.....................told you I work hard.
When Nalia is better can I see her? I read with my cats, she might love being Ms. Suhay's reading cat. My cat's love being read to. I like reading to cats. It helps me to read better.
I love you Ms. Whitt and Ms. Sherry! From you best friend Charles
I am a studnet of Ms. Suhay's Reading Class 6C Cheetahs at Harllee Middle School
Paige Suhay
3:50 pm on Wednesday, December 5, 2012
Teo and Julio,Dalton -6th graders at Harllee Middle School-Ms. Suhay
Thank you for saving the cat and saving his life. After reading your article I learned that after one small act everyboby makes a difference in the life. You gave Nalia a second chance and a second home!
Paige Suhay
3:50 pm on Wednesday, December 5, 2012
Miguel and Alejandro
Thanks for saving that cat's life! Your a life saver and a hero to that cat and us.
6TH grade Harllee Middle School Ms. Suhay's class.
I learned that it is important to help out .And have a good day.....or night save a cat if you can. :D
Paige Suhay
3:50 pm on Wednesday, December 5, 2012
Alex -6th Grade student in Ms Suhay's Reading Class at Harllee Middle School
Thanks for saving lots of cats and dogs and importantly Naila. Keep doing a fantastic job! Ms. Suhay' s 6C Cheetah student. I bet cats and dogs even us are so proud of you: ) You should be proud of yourself those cats and dogs do and I love you beacause you are the ones who save them and their life! GOD BLESSSS YOU!!!!`
Paige Suhay
3:50 pm on Wednesday, December 5, 2012
Harllee Middle School 6th graders from Ms.Suhay's Class
Thank you for saving that cat. After reading your article I learned to help save animals. This is Gerardo,Chris ,Demetrez and Antonio
This is Demetrez. Hi again! Cool picture of us! I came running into Ms. Suhay's room because I run and I shouted at her, I am loud but not bad loud, but not in a bad or mean way because I was excited. I made your article! All the kids at my school know that I met you, Nalia's savior and Ms. Sherry who also saved her. They all know if I get A papers then Ms. Sherry will let me have a delicious barkque hot dog and Ms. Suhay promises if I don't have a bad day that she will also visit me and my booth at the farmer's market just like she and Ms. Whitt did last week. I met you at your awesome resturant last week and I love the hot dogs. So far I have not had a bad day, but I'm close, but Ms. Suhay reminds me of your delicious hotdogs so I change my behavior because your hotdogs are so good!
I am lucky to have Ms. Whitt and Ms. Sherry as my friends! Love D:)
8:25 pm on Thursday, December 6, 2012
Demetrez, I am happy to hear that you have not had a bad day.
Kris Wise
1:44 pm on Friday, December 7, 2012
I hope you're having a good week in school and are listening to Sergant Suhay! She tells me you have been doing good in class and if that's true we'll treat you out to Lucky Dog again Saturday. Keep up the good work and continue helping to find homes for the animals in need.
Your pal Kris
Paige Suhay
3:50 pm on Wednesday, December 5, 2012
Harllee Middle School Daniel, John 6th Grade Students in Ms Suhay's Class - Awesome Class!!!
After reading your article I learned that you care for pets & you are nice person because you do not like when animals are hurt and you do not like when animals are in pain. I thank you are a richnesss and kind personality. We thank you for everything you have done for the animals.
By: Daniel & John
Paige Suhay
3:49 pm on Wednesday, December 5, 2012
Kailha Jacob Tamiya Harllee Middle School
Hi I'm Tamiya and that's was really brave of you and I feel so sorry for that cat. I hope you take care of that cat I hope it have a great home. I wrote the card that said - Get Well Cat! God bless that cat and you too! LOVE TAMIYA.
HI my name is Kailha and one time I saw a cat with a big scrach on it's back and it would not let me help him so I gave it food and water I feel so bad for that cat so I kept it and cleaned it.I love you guys. I hope the cat feels better . thank you .
Paige Suhay
3:49 pm on Wednesday, December 5, 2012
Antoinette,Pannel,and Lytzy - 6th Grade Students in Ms. Suhay's Cool Reading Class at Harllee Middle School.
Ater reading your story it had taught us that its ight to help animals.
Antoinette-I have had a dog before and I let her sleep in my room at night.
We've had experiences with pets of our own and you taught me to care and be kind and help others out.
Thank you for doing this.We love you for saving Nalia.We are 6th graders at Harllee Middle School.YOU ARE A HERO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!LOVE U!!!!!!!!!!YOU ARE AWSOME!!!!!!!!!!
Paige Suhay
3:49 pm on Wednesday, December 5, 2012
Claudia, Vincent,Justin
Thank you for saving Nalia.
After reading your article I learned one small act can make a difference and serve as an example to others. When we got done reading your article it made us sad for someone who did that to a cat.
Hi it's Claudia I would like to tell you something that happend to me one day me and my mom I were going to the park and we found a baby dog that was hurt very bad we took her to the vet. The vet said that someone need to take care of it. I told my mom let me take care of the dog.The dog is now ok.
Hi my name is Vincent I have to tell you it was good that you saved his life! I am thankful that you saved his life because that is like saving a human's life. I learned from your article that little small things can save someone's life and make a big difference!
From; Ms.Suhay's class:) Harllee Middle School - :) :) Thank you so much!!!!!!!!! love you. <claudia,justin><vincent>.
Blair Chlebisch
10:09 pm on Wednesday, December 5, 2012
I think it is really great to take real life situations in the community, and link them back into the classroom setting. Being a teacher myself, it can be difficult to do, but to see evidence of this is really comforting. And to do it in a way that is very inspiring makes it even that more special. Helping animals just leads to better people, and that is what makes this nation so great. Thank you Ms. Suhay and your class for helping out those in need, even if they are just "animals", and allowing your students to be a part of that. Hopefully your students will continue with these lessons, and continue to be active in their community.
Lisa McCreary
10:08 pm on Wednesday, December 5, 2012
So incredibly proud of Ms. Suhay's reading class. There is nothing like a thank you and to receive it from middle school students makes it more special. Kids keep it up you truly make people's days with cards like the ones you wrote! Way to go Paige! Always impressive.
Catherine Ferrer
10:37 pm on Wednesday, December 5, 2012
Thank you Toni and thanks to everyone in Ms. Suhay's class for your words of encouragement. So many of us help animals without recognition that it is awesome to see someone get the recognition they deserve. Thanks also to the vet's office, Cheri at Lucky Dogs and everyone in this amazing network we have in Manatee County to support animals. We are blessed to be in such a caring place.
11:49 am on Thursday, December 6, 2012
To my new found friends at Harllee Middle School. Thank YOU for the wonderful comments (yes, I cried) and thank you for your concern for animals. Keep up the good work! Love, Ms. Sheri
Toni Whitt
4:22 pm on Thursday, December 6, 2012
To Ms. Suhay's Class: I can't wait to come visit you. I will see if I can get permission to bring Nalia. I would love to talk to you about what your letters mean to me and to thank you for sharing your stories with me. You are an amazing group of students. Keep up the good work!
8:25 pm on Thursday, December 6, 2012
Hi Harlee Middle School READERS!!! I'm Ms Suhay's Mom.
One of my favorite quotes is from Mahatma Gandhi.
"The greatness of a nation and its moral progress can be judged by the way in which its animals are treated.
I hold that the more helpless a creature, the more entitled it is to protection by man from the cruelty of man."
How powerful is this thought!
Thanks for your involvement in teaching others to care and love and help the animals.
ps.....Tell Ms Suhay not to adopt anymore cats for her parents!!! Mr and Mrs Suhay presently have 9 cats living with them....all have been a "gift" from Ms Suhay.
Karen Berner
8:25 pm on Thursday, December 6, 2012
Dear Paige,
You and your kids are so lucky to have each other! Keep on saving the world, one child and one (or two or three!) animals at a time!
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I spent the afternoon with Phillip and Demetrez Buckle. They are now the official spookepersons for Axel. It was such a pleasure to see two A+ papers (hanging on the wall) . They met the City Fire Marshal and a City Council woman. The City Council woman said she would buy ice cream for every A +


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Due to your baby's ever increasing weight, back pain is often worse in the later stages of pregnancy as your bub grows heavier. Heat packs can also alleviate back pain by improving blood flow to your aching muscles which encourages them to relax. Simply apply the heat pack for approximately 15-20 minutes to your sore back as often as every 3-4 hours. Be careful not to overheat your body though - heat packs shouldn't be hot but feel comfortably warm against your body. 4) Life be in it! The most important rule is bending. Never, ever, bend with your legs straight as this places excessive strain on your lower back and always squat or kneel to pick up objects off the floor, keeping your back straight. If you have a toddler and your pregnant, it's especially important that you adhere to correct lifting techniques with them too. Always kneel or squat to pick up your child and if this becomes difficult, sit down and let your child climb up onto your lap. Last revised: Tuesday, 30 March 2010 This article contains general information only and is not intended to replace advice from a qualified health professional.Back pain busters
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