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One sunday evening, Gynanoday Margadarsi is sipping coffee and typing the monthly progress report for his work.It is sunny outside and a soft music is playing in the background.Suddenly, he hears the shouts of children.He peeks out of his window and sees some guys playing cricket.He is annoyed at the disturbance.AndWhat does he do?He doesn’t shout at them to stop playing cricket, go home and study as cricket was never part of our culture.Instead,He closes the window, switches on the AC and continues to do his work, while listening to music and sipping coffee.He is matured man. He knows what they are doing is legally and lawfully right. They have all freedom to do that. And he cannot tell them to not to do. So instead he shuts his window and minds his own business.The disturbance could be anything. For example, it could beA girl wearing shorts and sleeveless and going with her boyfriend.A couple in the neighbourhood having a live-in relationship.A girl next door sipping green tea with her lesbian partner.His Hindu colleague doesn’t go to temples, celebrate festivals or doesn’t know the connection between Sugriva and Shatrughna.Still he doesn’t bother.He feels others have right to live their lives as much as he has. And culture cannot be imposed forcefully to make others feel guilty about doing something that is legally doable.What a man!He has full-grown brain with amazing levels of common-sense.Be like him.

There are many excellent sources of information about cancer that are readily available to consumers via the Internet. The National Cancer Institute has a huge site that covers nearly all types of cancer. Institutions such as Johns Hopkins or the Mayo Clinic make a great deal of information available. The American Association for Cancer Research (AACR) and the American Cancer Society also have good websites with a lot of information and the AACR releases a Cancer Progress report each year that is very useful (Welcome - Cancer Progress Report).I am very proud to be editor-in-chief of Cancer Today, a magazine published by the AACR that is aimed at lay readers, specifically people living with cancer, their caregivers, and loved ones. It publishes many insightful and useful articles. You can follow the progress of Stand Up To Cancer research on its website Stand Up To Cancer. Every six months, progress updates are published to provide an open and transparent report on progress made with the funds donated by collaborators and the public.The key thing is to get information from reliable sources. Look for peer review of articles by qualified scientists and doctors. Be wary of any website, publication or organization that is pushing miracle cures.Believe me, they don’t work.

“I’m marking you down in your appraisal from an A to a B because you’ve never delivered a project late.”Yes, this actually happened and I couldn’t believe my ears at the time.I’d joined the company 18 months earlier as a senior software engineer. The work wasn’t particularly difficult or challenging and nothing compared to where I’d been working previously (principal engineer, bleeding edge telecoms technology, software team lead, and project manager). Every week I’d send my line manager a progress report with an updated forecast completion date. As the project progressed, more work was completed and with fewer tasks remaining the accuracy of the completion forecast increased as you’d expect.Unfortunately I hadn’t appreciated I was working for an idiot. Had I known I’d have delivered a week or two late and got the A.