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  • 1 – A compulsion to prove oneself2 – Working harder
    3 – Neglecting their needs
    4 – Displacement of conflicts
    5 – Revision of values
    6 – Denial of emerging problems
    7 – Withdrawal
    8 – Obvious behavioral changes
    9 – Depersonalization
    10 – Inner emptiness
    11 – Depression
    12 – Burnout syndrome
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  • The Ken Burns effect is a special effect used in documentaries when you only have a static photograph of an interesting item. To add some movement and life to the photograph, you zoom into the photo and pan towards a point of interest. It's named the Ken Burns effect because it was used a lot by a documentary film maker named Ken Burns. 
    Anyhow. 
    You can achieve the Ken Burns effect using CSS animations. It's not even particularly difficult. Just create a div with overflow:hidden to hold the image, then change the image's CSS transform property. Or if you want to be totally retro and backwards-compatible, you could also achieve the effect by changing the image's top, left, width and height using a JS setInterval. 
    (tags: CSS KenBurns)
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