Paula Jones Offers a Story Full of Adventures That Teach Kids Compassion and Respect

Las Vegas, NV – WEBWIRE



Do bullies deserve the punishment they receive? Do they have a chance to change?



Children will surf the waves and dive deep into the ocean in a fanciful tale of adventures and lessons to see a bully reform. “Clark the Shark” is presented by Paula Jones.



Clark is a shark who enjoys surfing. He occasionally preys on lesser marine life by robbing them of their food and chasing and intimidating them. One day, Clark bullies the turtle, Myrtle. Myrtle swam as quickly as she could, and as she passed through a coral formation resembling a doughnut, Clark attempted to do the same but failed due to his size. Helpless, Clark is forced to learn a lesson he will never forget.



Bullying is discussed as a pandemic by “Clark the Shark.” It is a global problem that could have severe effects on the majority of people. Children in kindergarten and early childhood education should learn to value each child as an individual and gain knowledge from “Clark the Shark.” Before they transition to a more advanced school environment, Paula teaches the younger children the importance of treating people the way they want to be treated. She develops strategies, know-how, and initiatives for cultural competency that advance positive relationships and communication growth. She advocates putting a strategic emphasis on prevention rather than treatment, putting into practice tried-and-true intervention strategies that benefit people, families, schools, and communities in real, lasting ways and creating and sustaining supportive social environments in educational and youth-focused settings.



Paula offers a holistic book that engages kids in an undersea journey while teaching them how to be kinder.



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“Clark the Shark”

Author:
Paula Jones

Publisher: Your Online Publicist

Published Date: June 2022

Book Genre: Children’s Books



About the Author



Paula Jones has traveled the world and observed how people treat one another, especially young children in different cultures. “Clark The Shark” was inspired when she was on a ship wreck diving trip in the Great Barrier Reef in Australia. Being fascinated with sharks, after returning to Miami Beach, Florida, she spoke to several shark specialists at the Marine Biologist Division of the University of Miami. She learned about the different characteristics of the many types of sharks. She chose to write a children’s book about the “bull shark” to teach and entertain young children, how to treat others, in hopes it will prevent or minimize any future consequences. She was born in Hot Springs, Arkansas and currently reside in Las Vegas, Nevada enjoying her retirement from luxury real estate after thirty years. She recently published “Dalton’s Dream,” fully illustrated, based on young children having an appreciation for their ancestors. Enjoy with each turn of the page.

Children and Paula Reto big winners at CP Women’s Open; record attendance and more than $3 million raised for heart health

Calgary – WEBWIRE



Record attendance and incredible performances during the CP Women’s Open helped Canadian Pacific (CP) raise $2.5 million to support the Children’s Hospital of Eastern Ontario (CHEO) Foundation and $510,000 for Perth & Smiths Falls District Hospital Foundation.


Paula Reto finished the week at 19 under par to take home her first LPGA Tour win and the $352,500 winner’s share of the $2.35 USD million purse, one of the largest for a non-major on the LPGA Tour.


“The CP Women’s Open returned to Ottawa with great fanfare and the best golfers in the world so that CP could raise funds to support CHEO’s important work and continue the legacy of giving to the communities where our employees live and work,” said Keith Creel, CP President and CEO. “The Ottawa community and the world’s best golfers did not disappoint, and we are proud to be a part of this world-class tournament.”


“We congratulate Paula Reto on her masterful play to win the CP Women’s Open,” added Creel. “It was a tremendous week of golf, but more importantly, together we have made a significant contribution to CHEO Foundation and to eastern Ontario, a key province in our network. CP is proud to continue to make a difference in communities across Canada through CP Has Heart, our community investment program supporting heart health initiatives.” 


The total donation is the result of several fundraising efforts of the CP Has Heart campaign. Through CP Birdies for Heart, CP contributed for each birdie made by Ottawa Hunt and Golf Club members prior to the tournament and for each birdie made by LPGA players on the 15th hole during tournament play. CP also matched all donations made during a CHEO campaign online during February, which is heart month.


“This eagerly anticipated week was beyond anything we imagined,” said Steve Read, Acting President and CEO, CHEO Foundation. “When Golf Canada and the LPGA brought this world-class golf tournament to the historic Ottawa Hunt and Golf Club it was an exciting moment for everyone involved. When the generosity of this community, led by CP, turned enthusiasm and elite sport into care for young cardiology patients at CHEO, it became an inspiring reflection of what we can do when we work together. My special thanks to Lorie Kane and Brooke Henderson who showed such kindness to CHEO patient Aurora Amos as she represented all CHEO cardiology patients this week.”


Perth & Smiths Falls District Hospital Foundation was the 2022 CP Women’s Open community partner.


“The Foundation would like to thank CP for their support, which helped raise $510,000 for cardiac care at our hospital,” said Kristine Fair, PSFDH Foundation Chair. “Overwhelming community support paired with the matching initiative that CP provided has created double the impact for our hospital. Funds raised through this partnership will allow us to purchase essential cardiac equipment that our healthcare team needs to provide the quality care our community deserves.”


“CP’s continued commitment to leave a meaningful legacy in the name of the CP Women’s Open has been extraordinary,” said Golf Canada CEO Laurence Applebaum. “We are so proud to experience the special impact of CP on the lives of countless Canadians, and we are thrilled that the CHEO Foundation, the Perth & Smiths Falls District Hospital Foundation, and the eastern Ontario community at large will benefit from their incredible generosity.”


On Friday, CP celebrated Lorie Kane’s remarkable golf career as she finished her 30th and final CP Women’s Open.


“Lorie has made outstanding contributions to women’s golf and the community, including as a CP Ambassador,” said Keith Creel, CP President and CEO. “We cherish Lorie for her contributions as a CP Ambassador since 2014, and I look forward to her continuing as a significant member of the CP team promoting CP Has Heart in the community.”


About Canadian Pacific


Canadian Pacific is a transcontinental railway in Canada and the United States with direct links to major ports on the west and east coasts. CP provides North American customers a competitive rail service with access to key markets in every corner of the globe. CP is growing with its customers, offering a suite of freight transportation services, logistics solutions and supply chain expertise. Visit cpr.ca to see the rail advantages of CP.


About CP Has Heart


At CP, we know that a railroad may serve as the arteries of a nation, but at its heart is community. CP Has Heart focuses on improving people’s heart health across North America through partnerships, sponsorships, activities and contributions that fund cardiovascular research and the best equipment and care for cardiac patients. Since 2014, CP Has Heart has committed more than $29 million to heart health initiatives in communities across North America. And along the way, we’re showing heart whenever we can. Find out more on cpr.ca.


About CHEO


Dedicated to the best life for every child and youth, CHEO is a global leader in pediatric health care and research. Based in Ottawa, CHEO includes a hospital, children’s treatment centre, school and research institute, with satellite services located throughout Eastern Ontario. CHEO provides excellence in complex pediatric care, research and education. We are committed to partnering with families and the community to provide exceptional care — where, when and how it’s needed. CHEO is a partner of the Kids Come First Health Team, a network of partners in Eastern Ontario working to create a high quality, standardized and coordinated system for pediatric health care that is centred around children, youth and their families. Every year, CHEO helps more than 500,000 children and youth from Eastern Ontario, western Quebec, Nunavut and Northern Ontario.


About Perth & Smiths Falls District Hospital Foundation


The Perth and Smiths Falls District Hospital Foundation is a charitable organization that works as the fundraising arm for the Perth and Smiths Falls District Hospital. Serving more than 60,000 residents within the tri-county region of Lanark, Leeds and Grenville. It is our mission to work with our community to raise and steward funds for projects and services for health care at our hospital.


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CP presents CHEO Foundation with a cheque for $2.5 million. Pictured (left to right) are Steve Read, Acting President and CEO, CHEO; Dr. Jane Lougheed, Chief of Cardiology, CHEO Hospital; CP Ambassador, Lorie Kane; Aurora Amos, CP Child Ambassador for 2022 CP Women’s Open; James Clements, CP Senior Vice-President Strategic Planning & Technology Transformation; Laurence Applebaum, CEO Golf Canada; and CHEO bear.

Dr. Paula Payne Hardin’s Book Helps Readers Prepare for Successful Aging

The author strives to help readers, especially those reaching midlife, make impactful choices in midlife and find meaning and renewed vitality and positivity as they age.

San Diego, CA – WEBWIRE

Check out Dr. Paula Payne Hardin’s “What are you doing with the rest of your life?: Choices in Midlife” at the Tucson Festival of Books 2022.



The adult development guide “What are you doing with the rest of your life?: Choices in Midlife” by Dr. Paula Payne Hardin aims to increase the sense of opportunity among adults encouraging them to prepare for (successful) aging.

 

Dr. Hardin’s research points out that it is necessary for adults, especially those reaching midlife, to look with courage and honesty at the direction they are taking in life and decide whether it’s what they truly want. The author said, “I hope you bend your ear toward the deep inner call that comes to you in midlife, urging you to become more than you realize you are.”

 

Dr. Hardin wrote “What are you doing with the rest of your life?: Choices in Midlife” to help her readers navigate the changes and challenges brought by aging and embrace the opportunities it offers. The book is filled with stories, poems, quotes, as well as facts, theories, and true-life experiences. All of these the author includes to help readers become better acquainted with the inevitable – to help them face life’s challenging journey as they move into the second half of life.

 

“Aging well does not mean the absence of problems. It does mean we can choose to prepare for and recognize a fork in the road that comes to us during the second half of life.”

 

It is Dr. Paula Payne Hardin’s hope that her book “What are you doing with the rest of your life?: Choices in Midlife” will help readers recognize the problems that may confront them as they grow older. This book will help them avoid unnecessary suffering and drive their focus towards attitudes and activities that bring them joy and fulfillment to their lives and to those around them.

 

Dr. Paula Payne Hardin’s “What are you doing with the rest of your life?: Choices in Midlife” will be publicly displayed at the exhibit that self-publishing and book marketing company ReadersMagnet will put up at the 2022 Tucson Festival of Books on March 12-13, 2022, at the University of Arizona Mall, Tucson, AZ. Make sure not to miss this out.

 

Welcome aging with grace and an open mind. Order a copy of the book today on Amazon. 

 

 

What are you doing with the rest of your life?: Choices in Midlife

Author | Paula Payne Hardin

Published date | April 29, 2019

Publisher |

Book retail price | $10.95

 

Author Bio

 

Paula Hardin obtained her doctorate in education from Northern Illinois University with a research emphasis on adult development, particularly the choices of midlife that shape the second half of life. For her post-doctoral master’s degree in Pastoral Studies from Loyola University, she focused on stages of spiritual development as found in religious literature.

 

Dr. Hardin is a teacher, writer, and lecturer. She directed Midlife Consulting Services and the Hardin Generativity Trust in Chicago. She has trekked with her husband, David, and dear friends around the world from the Himalayas to Botswana. Now an elder in her late 80s, she is enjoying her extended family, kayaking, cats, nature, solitude, and writing.