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Benin citizens need visa for travelling to Myanmar as tourist. COVID travel advice is country is Closed for travel. The stay is usually short with a period of 28 days and visa expires in 90 days. Applicant is required to be present when applying for visa and a total of 6 documents are required. You can also find useful tips from fellow travellers.
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Myanmar is Closed for travel. You are required to have mandatory quarantine. Find travel restrictions, quarantine and entry requirements to visit Myanmar.
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Filled Application form needs to be submitted to the nearest myanmar embassy with a Self-addressed return envelope.
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Max Stay: 28 days
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Documents required for Myanmar tourist visa : 6
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Sven Nys' Cross Vegas-winning Colnago Prestige cyclocross bike. © Cyclocross Magazine
Editor's Note: This article is from our mud-loving friends at Cyclocross Magazine and originally appeared on cxmagazine.com. Visit them for your daily cyclocross fix.
After the 2013 Cyclocross World Championships in Louisville, KY, we took a close look at Sven Nys' World Championship-winning Colnago Cross Prestige cyclocross bike. Seven months later, after Nys' win at Cross Vegas 2013, we grabbed some exclusive private time with the World Champ's updated, rainbow stripe-decorated Colnago Cross Prestige bike to see what he used to win the drag race on the thick carpet of the Desert Breeze Soccer Complex, and see what's changed in terms of his equipment since winning the rainbow jersey in February in Louisville.
We noticed a handful of updates to Sven Nys' bike for the 2013/2014 cyclocross season, but to the naked eye, they're pretty subtle besides the World Champion-themed paint job. The biggest change is Nys' switch to Shimano Dura-Ace 9070 Di2 11-speed. Nys' told Cyclocross Magazine at Cross Vegas [See our 10 questions with Sven Nys] that he was already appreciating both the extra gear for fast starts (he adds an 11t cog to his typical 10-speed 12-25 cassette from last season), and really loves the ability to hold down the shift button to execute multiple shifts (Ultegra 6770 Di2 can be reprogrammed to do this, but Nys' old Dura-Ace 7970 cannot).
Sven Nys says he'll have no trouble with fast starts with a 46×11 top gear now that he has 11-speeds. © Cyclocross Magazine
The biggest question, still largely unanswered, is whether the tighter spacing of 11-speeds will cause more problems in the mud. We asked Nys about this and he seemed unconcerned, but he also has a well-trained pit crew and multiple bikes on demand during muddy races. Our own limited testing in summertime San Francisco mud has not revealed additional problems yet, but we're waiting until sloppy season really starts to come to a verdict.
Not all European pros have gone Nys' route, as the Sunweb / Napoleon games team told Cyclocross Magazine they will remain with 7970 Di2 10-speed components this season due to concerns about the mud clearance on the 11-speed cassettes. It might be easy to assume Nys and other pros ride what they're told to ride, but many times they're given a choice (this is also evident with pedals and brakes).
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AUGUSTA — The Maine Department of Environmental Protection has released the state's official list of 49 chemicals used in everyday products that could represent a danger to children.
In partnership with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the DEP published the list of "Chemicals of High Concern" late last week, before a July 1 deadline.
The list includes a dozen chemicals proven to cause cancer in humans, including formaldehyde, benzene, vinyl chloride, arsenic and cadmium. Others include four chemicals used in flame retardants, three used in sunscreens and so-called hormone disrupters like parabens and phthalates.
Sierra Fletcher from the Environmental Health Strategy Center says the list represents a "baby step" and that the state should now mandate replacement of those chemicals with safer alternatives.


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Sony Ericsson announces launch dates for Xperia™ X1
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Face(book)lifts All Around! And A Bit of Botox for AOL Too!
Face(book)lifts All Around! And A Bit of Botox for AOL Too!
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UAL Story Blame Is Placed on Computer — Events Remain Murky, But Automated Search, Trades Played Roles — As Tribune Co. and Google Inc. pointed fingers at each other over the glitch that cratered UAL Corp.'s stock Monday, blame spread to the computers that robotically troll the Web …
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Tribune Findings on United Airlines Story From December 2002
Tribune Findings on United Airlines Story From December 2002
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What connects Research in Motion, VMware and Juniper Networks?
They're on a list of 14 companies Larry Ellison's M&A behemoth Oracle could Borg next, according to Software Advice - a company that claims to match software buyers to the right products.
Crazy thinking? The 14 companies do, after all, lie just outside of Oracle's traditional enterprise software market.
But then, so did Sun Microsystems. That was a deal that took Oracle from the familiar world of digesting rival software providers like PeopleSoft and BEA Systems and into server and storage hardware.
Software Advice has said it's no longer so crazy to think in such narrow terms and the road to similar blockbuster deals lies wide open.
The company has grouped its 14 into four categories of deal: fairly straightforward, messy but potentially profitable, bold moves into the network layer, and pricey buys in hot markets.
Virtualization giant VMware is in pricey but hot along with Ellison-investment Salesforce.com, Juniper and RIM would be a bold move taking Oracle into the network – not so crazy when you consider network giant Cisco Systems moved into servers with its Unified Communications Server.
Messy but profitable could see Oracle buy Computer Associates but if Larry's got enough on his plate, and – that's OK, we understand – Tibco or Teradata would count as "straightforward".
According to Software Advice, these companies meet four criteria: they lead in an enterprise technology market, they are relevant to Oracle's stack, and satisfy on financial performance and valuation in relation to Oracle's size.
Off the list are SAP and IBM - two companies Larry fixates on - Hewlett-Packard and Cisco. They are considered too big, although it is worth noting Microsoft and SAP discussed a potential merger in 2003, proving size might not prove a barrier for some with ambitious thinking.
Software Advice has invited you to vote on which of the 14 you think Larry will assimilate next, here. ®


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Is bisexuality less natural than either heterosexuality or homosexuality?
Lol, good point. We should use signs like this to protest bigots in government.
Doug, It is if you think of sexuality as a digital phenomenon (I don't). I think it is far more analogue.
Oh but didn't you know how special and hand picked humans are??? It's a gift that we can act "morally." [enter sarcasm here]
Wouldn't a "gift to act morally" then be considered unnatural since we are the only ones to do it and, according to them, have to be taught to do so (after all, without the bible then we are obviously immoral *rolls eyes*)?
Don't confuse things with logic. :D
Exactly...unnatural...if it's from god...isn't bad ;)
If it's from God it must be just super.
So it ends up adding up to super natural.
<*ducks for cover>
but everything else is...and well the bible tells us what is and isn't from god...even though everyone interprets it differently...so where's the confusion?
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heterosexuality exist is ALL species unless asexual. lol I find it funny that promoters of homosexuality have counted the number of species they claim practice their sexual habits.
Atheist, as I ask Christians, those who practice homosexuality, it's your business what you do with your bodies and who you chose to do it with, keep it to yourself. You bring it in the public square and it should be treated just like any other belief system.


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2- You spill a cocktail on my new Ferragamos. If you can't handle your alcohol, keep it away from my couture.
3- You do something to hurt my little brother. In this scenario, you gonna need that bodyguard…and about 12 of his beefy friends.
4- You go off on some right wing rant that muddles religion, ethics, and politics into one indistinguishable puddle of idiocy. Or you like Glenn Beck. Same thing, really.
5- You go after my boo. Another reason I think Bey is a robot who just does what she's told…RiRi would have had to regulate. ***
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Surprise medical bills have gotten considerable attention in recent months — like this story, in which a high school teacher was charged nearly $109,000 by the hospital where he was treated for a heart attack, after his insurance paid about $56,000. Those charges were eventually reduced to $332. A recent analysis by the Kaiser Family Foundation found that more than 15 percent of in-patient hospital admissions include bills from out-of-network providers.
A bipartisan group of senators last month unveiled draft legislation to crack down on such unwelcome surprises, but that proposal is still being refined and reportedly won't be formally introduced until next year.
In the meantime, a new report by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation illustrates one big reason unexpected medical bills have become such a pressing concern for patients: Coverage for out-of-network treatment, especially in the individual market, has fallen pretty sharply in recent years. "Consumers with plans in the individual and small group markets have a high level of exposure to these charges," the report warns.


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ADR is preening to the crowd. Show rolled out of the ring. Looks like ADR is safe and going to WrestleMania! If this holds, it is totally the right call. ADR is getting over as a face champ. It would be stupid to stunt his momentum.
On a side note, thanks to everyone that told me I had the wrong title on this sucker! Â
We get a plug for Rock's GI Joe movie. With all of those suckers he has coming out, it's understandable that Rock is putting himself on TV in front of their audience every week. ... We have costars from GI Joe. The woman has a cousin that is an indy worker.
Miz vs. Antonio Cesaro for the US Title is next. The reaired the cool Giant Swing spot from Monday. That sucker was awesome. ... They are selling that Miz got hurt on Monday from the spot, which is allowing AC to work him over and Miz to make occasional short-lived comebacks. ... They are selling AC's strength, which is how you get someone over. Plus, they are having AC attack his weakness. What a concept (and by that I mean a tried and true one). ... Miz just came back with a boot to the face and is now in control.
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The finish came suddenly when Miz accidentally low-blowed AC. Miz was pissed at the call so he low blowed AC for real. The match was solid while it was going on. The finish was crappy but it was obviously done to keep the feud going.
Kane and Daniel Bryan are in the back. Bryan asks Kane why he is grumpy. Kane says in 15 years he has never main evented Mania and he wants to this year. Again, WHAT A CONCEPT (and by that I mean a good one). Bryan says he gets that and he said it may come down to them but before that let's watch each other's back. Kane hugs him and says yes, you watch my back and I will watch my back. Not what Bryan wanted. Â Â
The Chamber is coming down and the match for the number one contender for the World Title is next. Time for a video on the Chamber, which is a cool structure. I am psyched for this. Â
Out first is Real American Jack Swagger, with manager Archie Bunker, er Zeb Coulter. Swagger is talking. When he holds the mic, he holds the power. He uses it to speak the truth. He is introducing the great American, Zeb Bunker. Zeb says that New Orleans is a den of inequity. He remembers Thomas Jefferson and The Louisiana Purchase. Jefferson would be sick about what has happened to the state and the country. He didn't go to Viet Nam for a year to have people cross our borders and ask for handouts. So, we will make things right when Swagger wins tonight. God, please don't have him vs. ADR. I don't want six weeks of blatant racism.
Kane is next and gives us a speech about his Libertarian beliefs. I kid. He just went into the pod. Mark Henry is next. Somebody's Gonna Get Their Ass Kicked. I hope he wins, then ADR can be the Giant Killer. ... The Viper is next, which means it's Y2J and Daniel Bryan to start the match. Great choice!
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Setting Up LAMP on Compute Engine
Contributed by Google employees.
This page shows you how to get a LAMP stack running on a Compute Engine virtual machine instance. Follow the steps in this tutorial to configure LAMP on a Debian, Ubuntu, or CentOS instance.
Alternatively, you can use the Cloud Launcher to deploy a LAMP stack automatically.
- Create a virtual machine instance.
- Connect to your instance using SSH.
- Deploy the LAMP stack on your instance.
- Transfer files.
- Set up DNS mapping.
- Select or create a Google Cloud project.
- Enable billing for your project.
This tutorial uses billable components of Google Cloud, including Compute Engine.
Use the Pricing Calculator to generate a cost estimate based on your projected usage.
Creating a virtual machine instance
You can use these steps to deploy the LAMP stack using the Cloud Console:
- In the Cloud Console, go to the VM Instances page.
- Click the Create instance button.
- Set Name to lamp-tutorial.
- Set Machine type to e2-micro.
- In the Boot disk section, click Change to begin configuring your boot disk.
- In the OS images tab, choose a Debian 7.x, Ubuntu 14.04, CentOS 6.x, or CentOS 7.x version.
- Click Select.
- In the Firewall section, select Allow HTTP traffic and Allow HTTPS traffic.
- Click the Create button to create the instance.
Give the instance a few seconds to start up.
Deploying the LAMP stack on Compute Engine
Now that your virtual machine instance is running, configure the LAMP stack.
Connect to your instance
You can connect directly to your instance using SSH from
Cloud Console or using the
gcloud compute ssh command, which is
part of the Cloud SDK.
This tutorial demonstrates the steps in the Cloud Console.
- In the Cloud Console, go to the VM Instances page.
- In the list of virtual machine instances, click the SSH button in the row of the instance to which you want to connect.
Make a note of the IP address of your VM instance. You can see this address in the External IP column.
Install Apache and PHP on your instance
By creating an instance, you already have the "Linux" part of LAMP. Next, install Apache and PHP.
Debian 8 and Ubuntu 14
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install apache2 php5 libapache2-mod-php5
Debian 9 and Ubuntu 16/17
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install apache2 php libapache2-mod-php
CentOS 6 and 7
Install Apache and PHP:
sudo yum check-update sudo yum -y install httpd php
Start the Apache service:
sudo service httpd start
Optional: Set the Apache service to start automatically:
sudo chkconfig httpd on
Test Apache and PHP
For this step, you need the external IP address of your instance. You can look up the address in the VM Instances page in the Cloud Console.
In a browser, enter your external IP address to verify that Apache is running:
You should see the Apache test page.
Create a test file in the default web server root at
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You can write the code to the file from the command line by using a statement like the following. Replace
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sudo sh -c 'echo "[YOUR_PHP_CODE]" > /var/www/html/phpinfo.php'
Browse to the test file to verify that Apache and PHP are working together:
You should see the standard PHP info page that provides information about your current Apache environment.
If the page failed to load (
HTTP 404), verify:
- In the Cloud Console, HTTP traffic is allowed for your instance.
- The URL uses the correct IP address and file name.
Install MySQL on your instance
Install MySQL and related PHP components:
sudo apt-get install mysql-server php-mysql php-pear
Ubuntu 16
sudo apt-get install mysql-server php7.0-mysql php-pear
CentOS 6
Install MySQL and related components:
sudo yum -y install httpd mysql-server php php-mysql
Start the MySQL service:
sudo service mysqld start
Optional: Set the MySQL service to start automatically:
sudo chkconfig mysqld on
CentOS 7
Install MariaDB and related components:
sudo yum -y install httpd mariadb-server php php-mysql
Start the MariaDB service:
sudo systemctl start mariadb
Optional: Set the MariaDB service to start automatically:
sudo systemctl enable mariadb
Configure MySQL
Now that you have MySQL installed, you should run the
mysql_secure_installation command to improve the security of your
installation. This performs steps such as setting the root user password if
it is not yet set, removing the anonymous user, restricting root user access to
the local machine, and removing the test database.
sudo mysql_secure_installation
Optional: Use phpMyAdmin for database administration
You can use phpMyAdmin to administer your database through a UI.
Install phpMyAdmin
sudo apt-get install phpmyadmin
CentOS 6 and 7
sudo yum install phpMyAdmin
Configure phpMyAdmin
- Select apache2.
- Select yes to use
dbconfig-commonfor database setup.
- Enter the database administrator's password that you chose during MySQL configuration.
- Enter a password for the phpMyAdmin application.
CentOS 6 and 7
By default, phpMyAdmin allows connections from only localhost. To access the database from a workstation, modify the Allow directive in the Apache configuration file for phpMyAdmin.
In your text editor, open
sudo nano /etc/httpd/conf.d/phpMyAdmin.conf
To allow hosts on your network to access phpMyAdmin, modify the Allow directive for Apache 2.2, adding your workstation's IP address. See an example.
Restart the Apache service:
CentOS 6
sudo service httpd restart
CentOS 7
sudo systemctl restart httpd
Test phpMyAdmin
Browse to phpMyAdmin.
You should see the phpMyAdmin login page.
Log in by using the
rootusername and the administrative password that you chose during MySQL configuration.
Secure phpMyAdmin
To prevent unauthorized access to your instance, you should take steps to secure your phpMyAdmin installation, such as by serving phpMyAdmin only over HTTPS or using an authentication proxy.
Transferring files
There are several ways to transfer files to your VM instance that runs your web server,
including FTP and the
gcloud command. For full details, see
Transferring files to Linux Instances.
This tutorial uses the
gcloud command, which is part of the Cloud SDK.
Copy files to your instance using the
copy-files command.
The following example copies a file from your workstation to the home directory on the instance.
gcloud compute scp [LOCAL_FILE_PATH] lamp-tutorial:/var/www/html
Replace [LOCAL_FILE_PATH] with the path to the file on your workstation.
You can also copy files from an instance to your local workstation by reversing the source and destination variables. The following example copies a file from your instance to your workstation.
gcloud compute scp lamp-tutorial:/var/www/html [LOCAL_FILE_PATH]
Replace [LOCAL_FILE_PATH] with the path where you want to put the file on your workstation.
Setting up DNS
After you have set up your software stack and transferred your files, you might want to map your own domain name to your site. If you want complete control of your own DNS system, you can use Google Cloud DNS to serve as your domain name service (DNS) provider. If you need instructions that are specific to Cloud DNS, see the quickstart.
This tutorial walks you through the more-common scenario of setting up DNS through a third-party provider, such as your domain registrar.
If you have an existing DNS provider that you want to use, you need to create a couple of records
with that provider. This lesson assumes that you are mapping
example.com and
to point to your website hosted on Compute Engine.
For the
example.com domain name, create an
A record with your DNS provider. For the
www.example.com sub-domain,
create a
CNAME record for
www to point it to the
example.com domain. The
A record maps a host name
to an IP address. The
CNAME record creates an alias for the
A record. This lesson assumes you want
example.com and
www.example.com to map to the same IP address.
- Get your external IP address for your instance. You can look up the IP address from the VM instances page in the Cloud Console.
- Sign in to your provider's DNS management interface and find the domain that you want to manage. Refer to your DNS provider's documentation for specific steps.
- Create an
Arecord and set the value to your external IP address. The name or host field can be set to
@, which represents the naked domain. For more information, the Google Apps support page provides help for completing various DNS tasks.
- Create a
CNAMErecord, set the name to
www, and set the value to
@or to your hostname followed by a period:
example.com.. Read the Google Apps support for help creating the
Arecord with various providers.
- If appropriate for your provider, increment the serial number in your
SOArecord to reflect that changes have been made so that your records will propagate.
Verify your DNS changes
If your domain name registrar, such as Google Domains, is also your DNS provider, you're probably all set. If you use separate providers for registration and DNS, make sure that your domain name registrar, has the correct name servers associated with your domain.
After making your DNS changes, the record updates will take some time to propagate depending on your time-to-live (TTL) values in your zone. If this is a new hostname, the changes should go into effect quickly because the DNS resolvers will not have cached previous values and will contact the DNS provider to get the necessary information to route requests.
Cleaning up
After you've finished the LAMP tutorial, you can clean up the resources you created on Google Cloud so you won't be billed for them in the future. The following sections describe how to delete or turn off these resources.
Deleting the project
The easiest way to eliminate billing is to delete the project you created for the tutorial. If you don't want to delete the project, delete the individual instances, as described in the next section.
Warning: Deleting a project has the following consequences:
- If you used an existing project, you'll also delete any other work you've done in the project.
- You can't reuse the project ID of a deleted project. If you created a custom project ID that you plan to use in the future, you should delete the resources inside the project instead. This ensures that URLs that use the project ID, such as an appspot.com URL, remain available.
If you are exploring multiple tutorials and quickstarts, reusing projects instead of deleting them prevents you from exceeding project quota limits.
To delete the project:
- In the Cloud Console, go to the Projects page.
- In the project list, select the project you want to delete and click Delete project. After selecting the checkbox next to the project name, click Delete project.
- In the dialog, type the project ID, and then click Shut down to delete the project.
Deleting instances
To delete a Compute Engine instance:
- In the Cloud Console, go to the VM Instances page.
- Click the checkbox next to your
- Click the Delete button at the top of the page to delete the instance.
Next steps
By default, the web server document root is owned by the
rootuser. You might want to configure your document root for another user or want to change the directory location in the Apache configuration file.
Debian/Ubuntu: The web server document root is at
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It's the TED Radio Hour from NPR. I'm Guy Raz. And on today's show, ideas about the phenomenon of mass collaboration. And we've been talking mostly about online collaboration, massive projects with hundreds, even millions of people participating. But what about the kind of collaboration that goes on at work every single day?
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FRIED: Our most popular product is called BaseCamp, which is a collaboration tool that millions of people around the world use to get all sorts of different projects done online.
RAZ: And he loves collaboration. It's what he peddles, except sometimes he hates it.
FRIED: There is certainly a thing such as overcollaboration, and I believe most companies have that disease.
RAZ: And in his TED Talk, Jason asked a simple question. Why can't people seem to get work done at work?
FRIED: We have companies and nonprofits that have employees or volunteers of some sort and so what they typically do is they decide that all these people need to come together in one place to do that work. They build offices, and they expect their employees or their volunteers to come to that location every day to do great work. However, if you actually talk to people, if you ask people the question, where do you really need to go when you need to get something done, you'll find out that people don't say what businesses think they would say. I'll hear things like the basement, the coffee shop, the library, the train, a plane.
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FRIED: What is that about? This is what happens. It's like the front door of the office is like a Cuisinart, and you walk in and your day is shredded to bits 'cause you have 15 minutes here and 30 minutes there and then something else happens and you're pulled off your work and you gotta do something else. And you have 20 minutes then it's lunch. Then you have something else to do. Before you know it, it's like it's five P.M., right? I got nothing done today. I was at work, I went to these meetings, I did these conference calls, I did all the stuff, but I didn't actually do anything.
And even though the workday is typically eight hours, how many people here have ever had eight hours to themselves at the office? How about seven hours? Six? Five? Four? When was the last time you had three hours to yourself at the office? Two hours? One maybe?
If people don't have time to think and thinking time needs to be your own time, then they have a really hard time actually producing great work.
RAZ: So when you think about collaboration, you think, especially with what you do, right, in the tech world - it's like there is a room full of pizza boxes, you know, basketball hoops...
FRIED: Yeah.
RAZ: ...Over the trash cans and unwashed young people just, like, making it happen.
FRIED: I mean that's the picture of it, but that's more of a - just a brainstorm sort of thing, which is fine and healthy and good. But the real work doesn't get done in those rooms. That's not what collaboration is all about. Real great work gets done when people leave those rooms and they get to work and they think and they have uninterrupted time.
FRIED: So what are these interruptions that happen at the office that don't happen in other places? The real problems are what I like to call the M and Ms. The managers and the meetings. Those are the real problems in the modern office today, and this is why things don't get done at work. And managers are basically people whose job it is to interrupt people.
That's pretty much what managers are for. They're for interrupting people. They don't really do the work, so they have to make sure everyone else is doing the work, which is an interruption. But what's even worse is the thing that managers do most of all, which is call meetings. And meetings are just toxic, terrible, poisonous things during the day at work. We all know this to be true...
RAZ: Talk to me about meetings.
FRIED: Do I have to?
RAZ: Yeah.
FRIED: I don't like them, mostly. Meetings have turned into the first resort and that's what I have a problem with. It is valuable to get people around a table face-to-face and hash things out from time to time. But in most businesses, there's an overabundance of meetings. They happens far too often and it becomes the only way to deal with any decision. So we always use them as a last resort and we're always trying to find own time to get back to each other when we're ready to get back to each other, instead of saying we're all ready at the same exact time.
RAZ: OK, Jason. Let's be honest here. Our whole show today has been about collaboration as a positive thing and we see that word, collaboration, and, you know, sort of angels and fairies are sort of floating in our brains. It's a good thing. Is it a good thing always?
FRIED: Well, collaboration is good but we shouldn't mistake it for interruption. When you think about collaboration, you think about people tapping each other on the shoulder and riffing on ideas...
RAZ: Yeah.
FRIED: ...And bouncing back and forth. But that's...
RAZ: I'm thinking about Lennon and McCartney, you know, sitting in a room, strumming guitars, throwing back lyrics.
FRIED: Yeah, that works too. If you're that lucky to be that great and I bet those folks, way back when, they had a lot of time to themselves to just write lyrics or play guitar and that's where a lot of the ideas ultimately came from.
RAZ: See, I wonder, could you have too much collaboration that it just kills all the great ideas?
FRIED: Yes. There is certainly a point where there's too many ideas, too many thoughts. At that point, people just want to be heard and then you're not really solving these problems anymore. Then you're just sort of playing politics and that doesn't really get anything done.
FRIED: So I have some suggestions to kind of remedy the situation. We've all heard of, like, casual Friday thing. How about no talk Thursdays? How about just one Thursday, once a month, and cut that day in half and just say the afternoon - I'll make it really easy for you - so just silence. That's it. And what you'll find is that a tremendous amount of work actually gets done when no one talks to each other.
Another thing you can try is switching from face-to-face stuff, having meetings, and replace that with e-mail and instant messaging, and then you can be interrupted when you're available. If you do have a meeting coming up, if you have the power, just cancel it. Just cancel that next meeting. Now I don't mean, like, move it. I mean just erase it from memory. It's gone. And you'll find out that everything will be just fine.
RAZ: Earlier in the show, we talked to Jimmy Wales from Wikipedia and, I mean, that's sort of held up as the ultimate example of online collaboration that created this incredible resource and yet that couldn't have happened without all these people being involved and fixing each other's mistakes and improving each other's work.
FRIED: But think about how Wikipedia came together. Very few people who contribute to Wikipedia know each other. They're not in the same physical location. They contribute to Wikipedia on their own schedule and that, I think, is one of the reasons why it's great. If you had all the Wikipedia authors together in one office...
RAZ: Oh, that would be a nightmare.
FRIED: ...Wikipedia would not be as great.
RAZ: That would not be a pleasant room.
FRIED: No.
RAZ: It'd be very unpleasant.
FRIED: And we would all suffer because Wikipedia would not be as great.
RAZ: That's Jason Fried. He's the cofounder and president of the software company 37signals. And you can see his full talk at TED.NPR.org.
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I'm looking for a system that has a dice mechanic that supports a particular type of realistic feel. In particular, I'd like to find a system where any task could potentially be rolled for without generating absurd results either alone or when bonuses or penalties are applied. The most common problem I observe in this regard is that games have a sweet spot where everything works well, and then you try to apply them to very very easy tasks and they fail horribly (e.g. I can run down a flight of stairs with much, much higher probability than 95%) or to very very hard tasks which become impossible or do not get as difficult as they should. Players try all sorts of crazy things, and allowing players to take control of really easy things can be helpful at avoiding silly deus ex machina events.
So, with that as preamble, the real criteria are as many of the following as possible:
- A wide range of difficulties can be represented (up to anything that could reasonably happen by chance in years of gaming--if you can play for years and never succeed, then the system is allowed to just say "no, never")
- A wide range of trivialities can be represented (down to anything that might fail just once in years of gaming).
- Bonuses and penalties feel about as significant when they occur during very difficult or easy tasks as they do for "normal" challenging tasks. (Counterexample: a +1 bonus taking 20 to 19 is a lot more significant than taking 11 to 10 on a 20-sided die.)
- You have to actually be able to do this with real dice in a not-outrageous amount of time.
The closest systems I've found so far use some sort of exploding dice mechanic, but all of these that I know of fail the sensible triviality test, and often have other weird quirks (e.g. Shadowrun 2-3 handles difficulty well with exploding dice, handles triviality poorly for non-expert characters since 1 on 1d6 is always failure, and non-experts get very few dice to roll, and has strange wrinkles for bonuses and penalties--changing 5 to 6 is huge, but 6 to 7 is nothing).
It's been quite a few years since I've looked at what games are available, so maybe something new has appeared, or there's an older system that has these properties that I never stumbled upon in the 90s. I'd like a system where I can tell players, "Look, don't roll for trivial stuff. But if you insist, go ahead." Or, alternatively, if they're relying upon something easy that isn't utterly trivial--e.g. if they start relying upon the master archer to be able to put the arrow in an invading goblin's eye every time --then I would like to be able to tell them, "Well, okay, but you're going to have to roll," mostly as a mechanism to get them to think about some other approach than taking a holding pattern where adversaries are powerless to touch them.


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Employment of general office clerks is projected to grow 3 percent from 2014 to 2024, slower than the average for all occupations. Overall job opportunities should be good, however, because of the need to replace workers who leave the occupation. Candidates who have a combination of work experience and knowledge of computer applications should have the best job prospects.
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Albuquerque boy faces double-lung transplant
9-year-old optimistic, looking forward to 4th grade
Tuesday, a 9-year-old Albuquerque boy was fighting for his life.
Arthur Cordova is a lot like other kids his age. However, he had to battle cancer as a toddler. When Cordova was about one and a half years old, he was diagnosed with AML Leukemia.
Four months later, after chemotherapy and a bone marrow transplant from his sister, Cordova went into full remission.
A few years later, though, Cordova developed a cough and asthma-like symptoms -- he was diagnosed with pulmonary fibrosis.
The cause was the chemotherapy medicine that saved his life a few years ago.
Now he is preparing for his next obstacle -- a double lung transplant.
Cordova's parents said it's been tough on their finances. They said they've had to sell their house and move in with Cordova's grandmother just to get by.
Cordova and his mother, Joyce, are temporarily moving to Texas to wait for a donor and be closer to the transplant hospital.
In May, doctors told the Cordovas their son might only have months to live, but they're hopeful he'll get a new set of lungs.
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(NewsUSA) - In these hard economic times, it has never been more important to protect what for many people is their most significant investment: their home. And one way to do that is to keep mold at bay -- because not only does mold present health concerns, but it also can damage your home.
Areas of your home that are continually wet -- like the insides of walls or attics and basements, often out of view -- will eventually shorten the life of your home and lead to expensive repairs. Research shows that if you keep moisture out of your home, you'll likely avoid mold. In the presence of moisture, mold will grow on virtually any surface -- steel, plastic, even fiberglass.
Fortunately, there's a new source of information to help avoid such problems. The Responsible Solutions to Mold Coalition, funded by USG Corporation, National Gypsum and American Gypsum is an excellent source of information on how to keep your house dry -- from the way it's designed, to the way it's built, to the way it's maintained. RSMC's members, including academic, government and building industry associations, developed the Guiding Principles for Mold and Moisture Control-50 steps that can be taken to build and maintain a house free of mold.
Here are some helpful hints:
- Run bathroom and kitchen vents for an extra 10 minutes after you finish showering or cooking. Also, make sure your vents go outdoors. If they vent into the attic, you're not getting rid of the moisture.
- Make sure the grade around your home slopes away from the foundation. Often, houses will settle as they age, creating a drainage problem. If the ground around your home slopes inward, which may or may not be visible, it provides a pathway for moisture to enter your basement.
- Make sure sprinklers are pointed away from the home. Over time, sprinklers that are directed toward your house will allow thousands of gallons of water to penetrate the walls.
- Take a look at the caulking around doors and windows. If it's cracked or falling apart, water can seep into your walls.
- Replace washing machine hoses every five years. This is the single largest category of water-related claims filed with insurance companies each year.
The Responsible Solutions to Mold Coalition (www.responsiblemoldsolutions.org) provides a wealth of information for homeowners -- whether you're building, remodeling or maintaining your home. Be a "water detective" in your own home. If you see water or dampness, find out where it's coming from -- stop it -- and repair or replace any materials that have been damaged.


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Last.fm Signs Video Deal With Universal
You lose one, you gain one. After Warner's recent blow to Last.fm, when WMG pulled its music catalogue from the service, Last.fm now signed a deal with Universal Music Group which will bring UMG's music video catalogue available for free-on-demand streaming to Last.fm users.
UMG's roster includes artists such as Jay-Z, Nirvana, Def Leppard, Amy Winehouse, The Killers, Duffy, Snow Patrol, Kanye West and many others. While viewing all these videos won't cost Last.fm users a dime, Last.fm's owner CBS will pay a certain amount of money to UMG and its artists for every UMG video streamed.
Latest UMG videos can be found here. Last.fm users will be happy to know that the videos will scrobble, which means they show in your personal charts and get recommended to users according to their music taste.


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We need some help with choosing a soundproofing system that would be suitable to our problem. We live in a 1930s mid terraced and the neighbours on one side are loud with their TV, talking and shouting, loud music and children. Tried other things but nothing works - only solution is to soundproof. Noise comes through lounge and Front bedroom (worst of noise) and back bedroom (TV/radio and talking). Sound coming through the walls.
I have searched on loads of websites and it's a mine field as to which system is going to work.
1) Do I install the system that sticks straight to the wall with only a 2inch loss - how do I know this will be enough
2) I've read that having a stud wall is better as there is a gap between the adjoining and stud wall, but there are so many materials that can be bought and the cost is running away with me.
I was looking to build stud wall, insert acoustic mineral wool in between batons, fit acoustic resiliant bars across top and bottom, attach one layer pasterboard and mastic seal edges, fit shock membrane over plasterboard and finally, second layer of plasterboard offset against the first.
Is this overkill for noisy neighbours?
I'm also stuck with which company to go with as each have their own slightly different systems? Can I not just buy the products separately or do I have to buy the full system from one particular company? If the latter, do you have any recommendations of companies that are good on price?
Any help would be greatly appreciated as we've put up with this for nearly 3 years now and it's driving me insane!!
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The prevalence of helicopters in Call of Duty: Black Ops could lead to uncontrollable cravings for a game that features only helicopters. Do these screens of Apache: Air Assault satisfy the craving?
In my excitement I completely missed the fact that Crecente posted the news of Apache: Air Assault earlier today, so instead of harping on how wonderful it will be to fly around in a helicopter making unneccessary whooshing noises, I'll simply show you what it's going to look like.
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For stationary black holes it is universally agreed that entropy is proportional to horizon area. It is not so clear what the relationship is for dynamical black holes. In such spacetimes the event horizon is teleologically defined while the apparent horizon is non-unique. Thus even if one believes that entropy continues to be well-defined and proportional to horizon area, there are many possible areas to choose from. In this work I will review some recent work that I have done with M. Heller, G. Plewa and M.Spalinski that examines this issue from the perspective of the fluid-gravity correspondence. In this quasi-equilibrium regime the slowly evolving black brane horizons on the gravity side are dual to a perturbed fluid flow. The fluid manifestations of the various horizon definitions can be compared and the blackbrane mechanics is dual to hydro-thermodynamics. In particular, the uncertainty as to which is the "correct" horizon can be interpreted as dual to the inherent freedom in defining an entropy current.


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Rhythm is It! (2004)
Directed by Enrique Sanchez Lansch / Thomas GrubeGenres - Dance, Music | Sub-Genres - Ballet, Biography, Instrumental Music, Sociology | Run Time - 105 min. | Countries - Germany | MPAA Rating - NR
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In his first year as the new conductor of the Berlin Philharmonic, Sir Simon Rattle set out on an unusual project -- in a bid to engage the community and expose classical music to people who otherwise might not be interested, Rattle joined forces with choreographer Royston Maldoom to stage a special performance of Stravinsky's The Rite of Spring with a cast of 250 dancers recruited entirely from the city's public schools, none of whom had a previous background in classical dance or music. Thomas Grube and Enrique Sanchez Lansch are a pair of documentary filmmakers with a love of music who tagged along to document this experiment, and Rhythm Is It! is a record of how this project changed the lives of those who participated. As Rattle sets out to teach his young charges the importance of music, Maldoom shares with the children his passion for dance and how he came to ballet relatively late in life as the youngsters slowly coalesce into a dance ensemble. Rhythm Is It! was screened as part of the 2004 Tribeca Film Festival.
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Increase Your Capacity with a Twin-Blade Board Edger!
A safe and affordable board edger, and perfectly suited to small-scale sawmills — now there is one!
A board edger tops many sawyers' wish list. Earlier, it has only been an option for the real pro sawyer, since no affordable machines have been available on the market. With LOGOSOL's Twin-Blade Board Edger C210 you get a Swedish-made quality machine to a price that is far below our competitors.
The benefits of LOGOSOL's board edger are many:
- It is a quick and easy way to get the most out of your timber.
- It is the right machine to increase productivity.
- Edging boards becomes a convenient and profitable task.
- The patented design in a compact format gives accurate results.
- Smart solutions make a machine that is easy to own.
- It is the safest board edger ever due to its unique design.
Efficient Production
With LOGOSOSL's board edger C210 it has never been more profitable or easier to get a good result. With the patented design you can from a compact machine get the result that you earlier could get only from the more expensive board edgers. You increase your production significantly, no matter if you have a LOGOSOL Sawmill, a band sawmill or a circular saw. You get more out of the log. In addition, you get a streamlined operation when edging the boards in a separate machine instead of on your sawmill.
Make Use of the Most Valuable Timber
The board edger is primarily used for edging boards from the log sides. These boards are often called the fillets of the log. They are usually knot-free and used in industrial production of mouldings and joinery. As a sawyer it feels good to be able to make use of this valuable timber, which otherwise usually ends up in the woodpile.
Different Options for Installing the Machine
The twin-blade board edger is available with a machine stand for stationary installation. For mobile use it is available with an ATV-trailer under-frame, or adapted for installation on your own trailer.
Optimize production by placing the C210 close to your sawmill. You can continue sawing while the board edger is doing the job. This machine is easy to use and after a few simple steps you have got started.
The board edger can stand being used outdoors. All electrical equipment is enclosed and all parts are rustproof, except for the circular sawblades, but they will not rust in the first place.
Powerful Feeder
The integrated feeder consists of two big serrated feed rollers, both for in- and out-feeding. In its basic design, the feed rate is 15 m/min (49ft 2''/min). If you want to increase the speed, the gear can easily be replaced.
Unlimited Width of the Workpiece
The board edger's stepless adjustment of width makes exact setting of the machine easy. The circular sawblades can be laterally adjusted from 30 to 210 mm (1 3/16''-8 5/16''), but the workpiece can be significantly wider than that. Its unique design, where one side at the machine table is open, means that there is no limit to how wide boards you can feed in. Just set the desired width and send the timber through. The board is edged quickly and controlled.
What is a Board Edger?
The standard method for sawing planks and boards is that you first cut a log into a cant, and then the cant is cut into planks and boards. The cant is also called the centre yield. To cut the cant you usually take two or more cuts on each side of the log. On these boards still has bark on their edges. To make them into usable timber the bark is cut away, i.e. the boards are edged. A common practice among sawyers is to save these boards and then put them on their edges and cut away the bark on a sawmill. This is time-consuming, and you rarely get maximum yield as several boards of different width are edged at the same time and you cut away more valuable wood than necessary. At larger sawmills this operation is done in a special machine, a board edger, because it is a quicker way and you get more timber from the log.
LOGOSOL's board edger is a boost for a whole trade. A board edger of the same quality and with the same result as an industrial machine but to a price that makes it accessible to many. We have worked with the board edger for many years to make the perfect product for LOGOSOL and for you as our customer.
Energy Efficient
Maximum height of the workpiece is 38 mm (1 ½''), which is more than enough when it comes to edging boards. By limiting the cutting height, smaller sawblades and motors can be used. This gives low operating current, which can be crucial when running the sawmill on the same fuse. In addition, it gives a compact and affordable machine.
Patented and safe design
It has earlier been regarded as impossible to build a safe and at the same time compact machine. Traditional board edgers are dangerous machines that are equipped with sturdy guards to prevent the workpiece from being hurled out of the machine. LOGOSOL's patented design with one sawblade coming from the machine table and one from above has eliminated the risk of kickbacks, and thereby the need for safety devices for this. This way it has been possible to shrink down the machine to a smaller format without compromising on safety or cutting speed.
You cannot access the moving parts while the machine is running. The unique design of the machine gives a controlled sawing process. LOGOSOL's Twin-Blade Board Edger C210 meets the extensive safety requirements of the European Machinery Directive. LOGOSOL Twin-Blade Board Edger C210 is even safer than a standard circular saw bench. In other words, it is a smarter and simpler machine, with retained capacity and performance.
A Smart and Safe Purchase
Piling up rough-edged boards and finally, when there is time, edge them on a sawmill, is a time-consuming and inefficient method. With the C210 from LOGOSOL you make things easy:
- You get out the most of the finest wood of the log.
- The working process becomes more rapid, more convenient and more fun.
- It is profitable!
In addition, you can feel secure when doing business with us. You can test the machines for 2 months and see whether they meet your expectations. Many of our customers buy our machines without having had the opportunity to try them in real life. In these cases our strong warranties are a prerequisite for buying the product, knowing that we at LOGOSOL keep our promises.
"After having spent several hours using it, I realize how amazingly easy it is to use. You set the cutting width, and sturdy feed rollers quickly and smoothly feed the board through. You get a remarkably good result."
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Product Manager LOGOSOL
Technical data
Max. width of workpiece: Unlimited
Max. edging width: 210 mm (8 5/16'')
Max. thickness of the workpiece: 38 mm (1 ½')
Feed rate: 15 m/min* (49ft 2''/min)
Weight including machine stand: 240 kg (529 lbs)
*Can be adapted according to your requirements.