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  • The Daily Mess Workplace Friendships

    October 16, 2023

     

    Are coworker’s expected to be friends?  Experts say it helps with the workplace

    environment with higher moral and organizational commitment.  Which leads to less time off and sickness.  So often we just show up and feel no need to
    process a friendly zone.  Mainly because
    many decision makers look at friendships as being another reason to talk and
    not work.  More importantly, the idea of
    creating friendships in a business world with its constant changes in staff
    gives off the vibration of it being a less important purpose to invest in
    friendships. In most cases we’re gonna have to settle for just being
    liked.   

    4 min
  • Play It Forward Episode 598 Stephanie Warren Drimmer Jurassic Smarts From National Geographic Kids

    Thank you for being part of the conversation.  This is Play It Forward.  Real people. 

    Real stories.  The struggle to
    Play It Forward Episode 598 With Stephanie Warren Drimmer From National
    Geographic’s Jurassic Smarts

    Inside, they’ll discover

    game-changing fossil finds, surprising dinosaur stats, and a fascinating
    variety of prehistoric creatures in all shapes and sizes—some totally bizarre!
    Encounter gentle, long-necked giants; toothy carnivores; and dinosaurs with all
    sorts of incredible adaptations, like vibrant feathers, massive horns, spikey
    battle-ax tails, and beyond! 

     

    Get answers to burning dinosaur

    questions, like… How do we know what colors dinosaurs were? And, gulp, could you have outrun a T. rex? Meet paleontologists digging up incredible
    discoveries in the field today, explore dino-themed travel destinations, find
    out which prehistoric creatures would win big in an eating competition, and
    way, WAY more.

     

    This quirky, info-packed book

    is a feast for the eyes, with stunning illustrations and fossil photos on every
    page, a colorful design, and bonus fun facts sprinkled throughout. It’s the
    perfect book for experienced dino devotees and newcomers alike.

     

    For more dinosaur awesomeness

    from National Geographic Kids, check out these books: Weird But True!
    Dinosaurs; Ultimate Dinopedia, 2nd Edition; Dinosaur
    Atlas; and How to Survive in the Age of Dinosaurs.

     

    10 min
  • C.T.C.S. Episode 101 Scamming Old People Labor Day Weekend And Slip On Lane 5

    I’m CT…  When I’m not

    busy being Arroe the podcaster, I live in the real world.  Everybody has to have a job.  Mine is C.S. 
    Customer Service.  Solutions,
    relationships while keeping my team motivated to keep a constant connection
    with each guests who’s chosen to stop their day to visit our location. 

    Episode 101 Scamming Old People,

    Labor Day Weekend And Slip On Lane #5

    This is C.T.C.S.   

    16 min
  • Actor Scott Patterson From Sullivan's Crossing On CW

    Maggie Sullivan (Morgan Kohan) is a star

    neurosurgeon who seemingly has it all, until her business partner is
    indicted for fraud and she finds herself charged with negligence.
    Looking to distance herself from the fallout, Maggie decides
    to leave Boston and return to her childhood home of Sullivan's
    Crossing, a rustic and remote campground set against the stunning
    coastline still run by her estranged father, Sully Sullivan (Scott
    Patterson). There, Maggie rekindles old friendships and builds
    new ones with the local residents, including a handsome newcomer, Cal
    Jones (Chad Michael Murray), who only serves to complicate her life
    further. As Maggie works on clearing her name and reputation, she is
    forced to confront her painful past, as she attempts
    to reconnect with a side of herself she had long forgotten.

     

    From executive producers Roma Roth and Christopher

    E. Perry, the team behind the hit series "Virgin River," SULLIVAN'S
    CROSSING is executive produced by Reel World Management in association
    with CTV and Fremantle with Roth also acting as
    showrunner. Mike Volpe and Mark Gingras serve as producers. For
    Fremantle, Michela Di Mondo and Hilary Martin are executive producing.

     

    11 min
  • Deborah Kasdan Releases The Book Rollback The World A Sisters Memior

    Few

    memoirs fully depict an entire family’s experience when one member
    suffers from severe and chronic mental illness. Debut author Deborah Kasdan accomplishes just that in ROLL BACK THE WORLD: A Sister’s Memoir.
    Threaded throughout this love letter to her older sister are stories of
    four siblings and their parents. Each one walks a tightrope between
    self-care and deep concern for Rachel, who was diagnosed with
    schizophrenia at the age of twenty-five. It takes thirty years and
    numerous admissions to five psychiatric hospitals before a compassionate
    social worker finally catches a glimpse of the poet inside her and
    discovers a way to assist her in living on her own.

    As the second sibling, the author, Deborah Kasdan,

    struggled for decades with painful emotions of grief, shame, and
    survivor's guilt before deciding to share her story, and her family's.
    Delving into her parents' lives, she traces the emotional impact of
    significant historical events such as World War II and the Cold War on
    Rachel's childhood. She illustrates how each family member responded to
    Rachel's psychiatric crisis and its devastating aftermath based on their
    own individual histories.

    Kasdan's

    memoir provides detailed accounts of how personal and legal battles
    with the mental health system exacerbated distress and conflict within
    the family, hindering their efforts to support Rachel. Given the
    magnitude of the current crisis—with government estimates stating that
    fourteen million adults had serious mental illness in 2021—it becomes
    evident how loving families can become a tragically wasted resource.

    12 min
  • The Daily Mess Stop Selecting The Right Thought

    The attempt to select the right thought to be

    shared.  I struggle with it because most
    people don’t understand my methods of using words.  They want black and white or steak and
    potatoes.  It might sound perfectly clear
    to me but to the receiver they’re deciding in the moment if it’s something they
    agree or disagree with.  What am I hiding
    from?  Do I use poetic approaches as a
    way to expose a different personality? 
    The writing and speaking is based solely on the moment and not the
    movement.  Act and react. 

    6 min
  • Pos Crashing Episode 277 Courtney Armstrong And Stephanie Lydecker From The Idaho Massacre

    7Pod Crashing Episode 277 With Stephanie Lydecker And

    Courtney Armstrong From The Idaho Massacre

    On November 13, 2022, four students from the University of

    Idaho are brutally stabbed to death in an off-campus house. After a lengthy
    investigation and cross-country manhunt, a Ph.D. student from a neighboring
    university is charged with the crimes. As it turns out, the 28-year-old was
    majoring in criminology, studying the behavior of killers like the ones he
    would later be accused of becoming. Did he use his skills to become a real-life
    Dexter? Were the Idaho victims his first, or was a serial killer hiding in the
    midst? The producers of The Piketon Massacre explore all sides
    of the shocking crime in pursuit of the truth

    15 min
  • Music Journalist Will Hermes Releases The Book Lou Reed The King Of New York

    The most complete and penetrating biography of the rock master, whose stature grows every year.


    Since his death ten years

    ago, Lou Reed's living presence has only grown. The great rock-poet
    presided over the marriage of Brill Building pop and the European
    avant-garde, and left American
    culture transfigured. In Lou Reed: The King of New York,
    Will Hermes offers the definitive narrative of Reed's life and legacy,
    dramatizing his long, brilliant, and contentious dialogue with
    fans, critics, fellow artists, and assorted habitués of the demimonde.
    We witness Reed's complex partnerships with David Bowie, Andy Warhol,
    John Cale, and Laurie Anderson; track the deadpan wit, street-smart
    edge, and poetic flights that defined his craft
    as a singer and songwriter with the Velvet Underground and beyond; and
    explore the artistic ambition and gift for self-sabotage he took from
    his mentor Delmore Schwartz.


    As Hermes follows Reed from

    Lower East Side cold-water flats to the landmark status he later
    achieved, he also tells the story of New York City as a cultural
    capital. The first biographer
    to draw on the New York Public Library's much-publicized Reed archive,
    Hermes employs the library collections, the release of previously
    unheard recordings, and a wealth of recent interviews to give us a new
    Lou Reed-a pioneer in living and writing about nonbinary
    sexuality and gender identity, a committed artist who pursued beauty
    and noise with equal fervor, and a turbulent and sometimes truculent man
    whose emotional imprint endures. 

    19 min

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