The simplest definition of management is getting things done through people.
It implies that an organization, whether small, medium, or large, is composed of people.
A business organization exist for a purpose. All these business entities exist for a profit and have people.
It is the people in these organization that get the work done.
Is a function that directs and coordinates the efforts of the people to accomplish goals and objectives by using available resources effectively and efficiently.
It is also a process of accomplishing the organization's goals by working with and through people.
Its task includes:


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PART III. PAPER BALLOT VOTING SYSTEM
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Part heading amended by L 1975, c 36, §5(3).
§16-21 Definition. "Paper ballot voting system" means the method of recording votes which are counted manually. [L 1970, c 26, pt of §2; am L 1975, c 36, §5(4)]


COLONEL CHABERT A film review by Steve Rhodes Copyright 1995 Steve Rhodes
RATING (0 TO ****): *** 1/2
COLONEL CHABERT is one fantastic movie. Among those who truly excelled were: the two leads, one supporting role, the director, the set decorator, and the cinematographer. Everyone else who touched the movie was gifted as well.
COLONEL CHABERT, by the great author Balzac, is a mystery and a drama. Even more important, it is a character study of four people. In 1817, a bum (Gerard Depardieu) walks into a lawyer's office. He weaves a disconnected tale to the lawyer (Fabrice Luchini) of him being a dead soldier--the famous and rich Colonel Chabert. He wants to sue his ex-wife (Fanny Ardant) to get his money back.
This suit is complicated since the colonel has been officially dead for ten years and his wife is now married to a Count (Andre Dussollier) who is a social climber in the post-Napoleonic French royal court. Moreover, the lawyer he picks is also his ex-wife's lawyer, and the "colonel" knows all of this.
This plot setup happens in the first few minutes of the show. >From that point on, expect many surprises. I challenge you to guess the ending. I will only say that the ending is good, and yet it leaves you with some ambiguities and a few loose ends.
My favorite part of the show is easily the Academy Award quality supporting actor role of the lawyer. He is tricky, complex, and absolutely mesmerizing. He dominates every scene he is end which is a strong compliment when playing opposite these two leads. Easily the best scene in the show is when "Colonel Chabert" charms the lawyer with his story. When he leaves, the lawyer says he has seen the greatest actor of his time.
Depardieu and Ardant do award-caliber work as well. Watch their faces and listen to the intonation of each word. It is a joy to see such great artists at work. The cinematography is marvelous through out, but it is at the height of perfection in the lighting on the faces and in the blue gray of the lawyer's office. The office itself reminds me of something by one of the great Dutch painters like Vermeer. This and many other scenes show the brilliance in the set decoration.
The overall composition of the show and the careful direction of all of the characters means that much of the credit has to go to the director, Yves Angelo. I read that this was his directorial debut, in which case, I eagerly await his second directing job.
What would I change, probably nothing. If you see the show and give it ****, I would not argue with you. I almost did myself.
The movie is perfectly timed and runs 1:50. It is in French with easy to follow English subtitles. It is not rated, but I would guess it would get PG-13 for a total of about five minutes of battle scenes. Other than the battles, there is no sex, violence, nudity, or bad language of any kind. I think any child over ten could see it and any teenager would enjoy it. I strongly recommend it and rate it *** 1/2.
**** = One of the top few films of this or any year. A must see film. *** = Excellent show. Look for it. ** = Average movie. Kind of enjoyable. * = Poor show.  Totally unbearable.
REVIEWED WRITTEN ON: February 21, 1995
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A scoping search and a systematic literature review were conducted to give an insight on entry and exit screening referring to travelers at points of entry, by analyzing published evidence on practices, guidelines, and experiences in the past 15 years worldwide. Grey literature, PubMed. and Scopus were searched using specific terms. Most of the available data identified through the systematic literature review concerned entry screening measures at airports. Little evidence is available about entry and exit screening measure implementation and effectiveness at ports and ground crossings. Exit screening was part of the World Health Organisation’s (WHO) temporary recommendations for implementation in certain points of entry, for specific time periods. Exit screening measures for Ebola Virus Disease (EVD) in the three most affected West African countries did not identify any cases and showed zero sensitivity and very low specificity. The percentages of confirmed cases identified out of the total numbers of travelers that passed through entry screening measures in various countries worldwide for Influenza Pandemic (H1N1) and EVD in West Africa were zero or extremely low. Entry screening measures for Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS) did not detect any confirmed SARS cases in Australia, Canada, and Singapore. Despite the ineffectiveness of entry and exit screening measures, authors reported several important concomitant positive effects that their impact is difficult to assess, including discouraging travel of ill persons, raising awareness, and educating the traveling public and maintaining operation of flights from/to the affected areas. Exit screening measures in affected areas are important and should be applied jointly with other measures including information strategies, epidemiological investigation, contact tracing, vaccination, and quarantine to achieve a comprehensive outbreak management response. Based on review results, an algorithm about decision-making for entry/exit screening was developed.


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Spider-Click || Memory game themed after the worlds's favorite wall-crawler.
Don't click the same Spidey twice. See if you can web them all.
This is my first app built in React!
I am a critical thinker, problem solver, and avid learner. Plus, I'm a lifelong technophile. So
when I decided to begin a new career, becoming a Web Developer was the clear choice.
I'm a pretty big nerd that can speak almost entirely in pop culture quotes. I've also seen more
concerts than most people probably have in their whole lives, but working in a music venue gives me
an advantage.
Born and raised in the Carolinas, I'm a freak and love hot weather, I get a little chilly at
60℉. The beach is my happy place. Speaking of which, I recently married the love of my life in
Emerald Isle. We have two fur babies: a demonic cat and an angelic husky (because life is all about
balance, right?). We look forward to seeing how our family will grow.
Spending time with loved one's, tinkering with a computer, working on a creation, or grinding
levels in an RPG are a few of the ways I kickback. However, I believe new experiences are what life
is about and I don't shy away from them.
Don't click the same Spidey twice. See if you can web them all.
This is my first app built in React!
Looking for a concert, song, or movie?? This application inspired by Apple's SIRI uses Node, API's, and NPM to find an event for you.
GitHub page scraper code


About Us
We are a group of students at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, who simply believe that most artists don't make enough money for their creations. Our team includes mostly students majoring in computer science or technology related fields. With our technical backgrounds we set out to create a site that would allow direct donation to artists. This project has been in development since fall 2013.
Frequently Asked Questions
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We are a non-profit, university backed, open source, organization interested only in helping out artists. We take no funding for ourselves. We pay for server costs with funding from RCOS
What happens if we can't contact the artist or they won't accept donations?
After a preset time, all funding not accepted by artists is donated to the charity fender music foundation so that no matter what, your donations make a difference.


Autowasp, a Burp Suite extension that integrates Burp issues logging, with OWASP Web Security Testing Guide (WSTG), to provide a streamlined web security testing flow for the modern-day penetration tester! This tool will guide new penetration testers to understand the best practices of web application security and automate OWASP WSTG checks.
Currently, Autowasp supports the following functionalities:
- Testing checklist provided by OWASP WSTG
- Logger tool giving penetration testers the ability to extract and consolidate Burp Scanner issues and Proxy/Repeater/Intruder logs.
- Map flagged issues to checklist and generate into excel file
A general testing workflow using Autowasp would include the following steps:
- Display the OWASP checklist in Autowasp for reference.
- Add the target URL to Scope. The scope function will extract related results from Burp Scanner and listen for insecure web request and responses.
- Map the scan issues to specific test cases in the checklist. OR
- Manually explore the website's pages, then click Enable Burp Scanner Logging to display the scanner issues under the Logger tab.
- Map findings to the checklist.
- Insert security observations and evidence associated with the logs.
- Generate a report containing the checklist, logs, evidence, and comments.


MTB World Championships 2016 - VR
Ride Like a Pro
Feel the emotion of the Black Snake downhill in first person using a VR headset : download the video (high quality ~ 2Gb or low quality ~ 150 Mb) and open it with this Android App
TIPs : in the App, improve the quality by calibrating the headset via QR and widening the Field of View to 90°
Virtual Patrol
Explore the track at 360°.Make sure you have the Youtube App installed (Android - iOS)
Interested in Virtual Reality?
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