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Crazy in the work place. When it comes to co-workers, everyone has a pet peeve or two. Some Coworkers can make the workplace unbarable.  Maybe it drives you crazy when your coworker takes personal phone calls or that your colleague want to talk about their personal problems on a daily basic. Maybe it is annoying  yelling habits,all these  can seriously impact  ones happiness at work . Tips on how to survive a crazy work place with Dr.Nivischi.

Crazy in the work place. When it comes to co-workers, everyone has a pet peeve or two. Some Coworkers can make the workplace unbarable.  Maybe it drives you crazy when your coworker takes personal phone calls or that your colleague want to talk about their personal problems on a daily basic. Maybe it is annoying  yelling habits,all these  can seriously impact  ones happiness at work . Tips on how to survive a crazy work place with Dr.Nivischi.

What's Goin' On

Marvin Gaye.

 

Mother, mother

There's too many of you crying

Brother, brother, brother

There's far too many of you dying

You know we've got to find a way

To bring some lovin' here today, eheh

Father, father

We don't need to escalate

You see, war is not the answer

For only love can conquer hate

You know we've got to find a way

To bring some lovin' here today, oh oh oh

Picket lines and picket signs

Don't punish me with brutality

Talk to me, so you can see

Oh, what's going on

What's going on

Yeah, what's going on

Ah, what's going on

In the mean time

Right on, baby

Right on brother

Right on babe

Mother, mother, everybody thinks we're wrong

Oh, but who are they to judge us

Simply 'cause our hair is long

Reunited

Peaches & Herb

HERB

I was a fool to ever leave your side

Me minus you is such a lonely ride

The breakup we had has made me lonesome and sad

I realize I love you 'cause I want you bad, hey, hey

PEACHES

I spent the ev'ning with the radio

Regret the moment that I let you go

Our quarrel was such a way of learnin' so much

I know now that I love you 'cause I need your touch, hey, hey

Reunited and it feels so good

Reunited 'cause we understood

There's one perfect fit

And, sugar, this one is it

We both are so excited 'cause we're reunited, hey, hey

PEACHES

I sat here starin' at the same old wall

Came back to life just when I got your call

I wished I could climb right through the telephone line

And give you what you want so you will still be mine, hey, hey

Caribbean culture is unique for its diversity and vibrancy. The perimeter lands of the Caribbean Sea have cradled a diaspora of world cultures and nationalities for more than 500 years.  A Tapersacy of colour, sound, ethnicity and shared experiences. Described eloquently by gifted lyricists and celebrated writers, each a product of this enchanting tropical potpourri, the Caribbean has produced some of the world’s finest athletes, artistes, scientists and statesmen. The Palaver International Literary Festival celebrates this vibrant, complex Caribbean culture and offers, each year, in a morsel, but a taste of its richness and tantalising flavours.Palaver 2016 at beautiful Wasaga Beach Saturday August 6 and Sunday August 7. “Feast On The Beach” Brunch Buffet, Palaver Writers Workshop, Poetry, Music, Books and Authors, Dialogue, Book Signings to Exotic Cuisine.oday, Jamaica’s ‘urbanized’ music genres - (Ska, Rggae, Dancehall) -  have emerged as the music from the Caribbean musical experience most popular, internationally. Carlos Malcolm has been referred to as a musical chameleon because of his ability to adapt and function on many levels of music. In over five decades, Malcolm, a graduate of the University of Cincinnati, has been professionally involved on almost every level of Jamaican music. Government-owned Jamaica Broadcasting Corporation of the 1960s contracted Malcolm as a composer/arranger/producer and educator. In this book, Malcolm chronicles the journey and development of Jamaican ‘urbanized’ music, from its inception during the Post (WWII) War years to the present worldwide popularity of Jamaican Reggae and Dancehall music. An easy, revealing read for the public-at-large, as well as students of the history of Jamaica’s ‘urbanized’ music.

What's Goin' On

Marvin Gaye.

 

Mother, mother

There's too many of you crying

Brother, brother, brother

There's far too many of you dying

You know we've got to find a way

To bring some lovin' here today, eheh

Father, father

We don't need to escalate

You see, war is not the answer

For only love can conquer hate

You know we've got to find a way

To bring some lovin' here today, oh oh oh

Picket lines and picket signs

Don't punish me with brutality

Talk to me, so you can see

Oh, what's going on

What's going on

Yeah, what's going on

Ah, what's going on

In the mean time

Right on, baby

Right on brother

Right on babe

Mother, mother, everybody thinks we're wrong

Oh, but who are they to judge us

Simply 'cause our hair is long

Reunited

Peaches & Herb

HERB

I was a fool to ever leave your side

Me minus you is such a lonely ride

The breakup we had has made me lonesome and sad

I realize I love you 'cause I want you bad, hey, hey

PEACHES

I spent the ev'ning with the radio

Regret the moment that I let you go

Our quarrel was such a way of learnin' so much

I know now that I love you 'cause I need your touch, hey, hey

Reunited and it feels so good

Reunited 'cause we understood

There's one perfect fit

And, sugar, this one is it

We both are so excited 'cause we're reunited, hey, hey

PEACHES

I sat here starin' at the same old wall

Came back to life just when I got your call

I wished I could climb right through the telephone line

And give you what you want so you will still be mine, hey, hey

Caribbean culture is unique for its diversity and vibrancy. The perimeter lands of the Caribbean Sea have cradled a diaspora of world cultures and nationalities for more than 500 years.  A Tapersacy of colour, sound, ethnicity and shared experiences. Described eloquently by gifted lyricists and celebrated writers, each a product of this enchanting tropical potpourri, the Caribbean has produced some of the world’s finest athletes, artistes, scientists and statesmen. The Palaver International Literary Festival celebrates this vibrant, complex Caribbean culture and offers, each year, in a morsel, but a taste of its richness and tantalising flavours.Palaver 2016 at beautiful Wasaga Beach Saturday August 6 and Sunday August 7. “Feast On The Beach” Brunch Buffet, Palaver Writers Workshop, Poetry, Music, Books and Authors, Dialogue, Book Signings to Exotic Cuisine.oday, Jamaica’s ‘urbanized’ music genres - (Ska, Rggae, Dancehall) -  have emerged as the music from the Caribbean musical experience most popular, internationally. Carlos Malcolm has been referred to as a musical chameleon because of his ability to adapt and function on many levels of music. In over five decades, Malcolm, a graduate of the University of Cincinnati, has been professionally involved on almost every level of Jamaican music. Government-owned Jamaica Broadcasting Corporation of the 1960s contracted Malcolm as a composer/arranger/producer and educator. In this book, Malcolm chronicles the journey and development of Jamaican ‘urbanized’ music, from its inception during the Post (WWII) War years to the present worldwide popularity of Jamaican Reggae and Dancehall music. An easy, revealing read for the public-at-large, as well as students of the history of Jamaica’s ‘urbanized’ music.

Carlton Dean's Morris's Philosophy : SAGE I AM the ISLAND BOY say GOOD MORNING WORLD.

STOP, LOOK, LISTEN & THINK.

Life is one big road with lots of signs and sometime we find ourselves at that crossroad in life where we have to STOP, LOOK, LISTEN and THINK while figuring which ROUTE to take so that we can TRAVEL in the right DIRECTION.

Whatever we do let us try not to make any DECISION out of DESPERATION because NINE out of TEN we might just make the wrong DECISION; let us try our very best not to do anything TEMPORARY which will affect our lives NEGATIVELY PERMANENTLY.

SAGE I AM 

ISLAND BOY REGGAE-POETRY

He will be sharing some of his books and how it applies to Eco/Community Tourism and of course our Discaover Jamaica Tour 2017.

Carlton Dean's Morris's Philosophy : SAGE I AM the ISLAND BOY say GOOD MORNING WORLD.

STOP, LOOK, LISTEN & THINK.

Life is one big road with lots of signs and sometime we find ourselves at that crossroad in life where we have to STOP, LOOK, LISTEN and THINK while figuring which ROUTE to take so that we can TRAVEL in the right DIRECTION.

Whatever we do let us try not to make any DECISION out of DESPERATION because NINE out of TEN we might just make the wrong DECISION; let us try our very best not to do anything TEMPORARY which will affect our lives NEGATIVELY PERMANENTLY.

SAGE I AM 

ISLAND BOY REGGAE-POETRY

He will be sharing some of his books and how it applies to Eco/Community Tourism and of course our Discaover Jamaica Tour 2017.