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ver the next two chapters, we ll take a look at security systems for your Smart Home. We ll talk about how to install your security system and its various components in 6, but first we need to introduce the cast of characters. This chapter examines the role of security systems in your Smart Home. We ll examine a number of the sensors you can add to your system to serve your various safety and security needs. Then, we ll talk about how to go about planning your security system. Finally, we ll explore issues germane to installation preparation by covering wiring fundamentals.

See s 2 and 3 for the basics on the Color Palette, and for saving and opening documents. But you probably already know this stuff.

hether or not you move to the cloud depends on your organization, what you need to accomplish, and whether or not the cloud can help you do it. While this book is all about cloud computing (you can tell from the title), we re not telling you that you absolutely should move to the cloud. In fact, there are instances where you should not move to the cloud. But there are also instances when you certainly should add cloud computing to your IT repertoire. In this chapter we ll talk about how your organization would benefit from a cloud move. We ll also talk about how different cloud services (PaaS, SaaS, and so on) can serve you. We had the opportunity to talk to Steve Fisher, senior vice president of AppExchange at Salesforce.com, about what his company offers and about moving your business s processes to the cloud. We were fortunate enough to get some time with Christopher Crowhurst, VP of Strategic Technology at Thomson Reuters. We talked with him about how businesses can identify viable applications from migration to a cloud-based platform. He also outlined some of the trends he s seeing now, and some he expects to see in the future.

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clips that define the structure of the audio, video and subtitles of a disc; must have detailed knowledge of audio, video, subtitles and their Blu-ray specifications. This person must also be knowledgeable in navigation design. Often, this person is also responsible for running and interpreting the results of the verification software that ensures a disc is specification compliant.

process A collection of one or more procedures used to perform a business function. See also procedure. processing controls Controls that ensure the correct processing of information.

What do each of the following contribute to the evaluation of cervical cancer Chest x-ray: Intravenous pyelogram: Identifies lung metastasis Identifies bladder involvement, but has been largely replaced by CT, MRI, or cystoscopy Identifies nodal involvement, tumor size, and abdominal/retroperitoneal spread; CT and MRI cannot be used for staging purposes Identifies urinary tract metastasis Identifies liver metastasis Identifies colonic metastasis 1. Direct extension to contiguous structures 2. Lymphatic dissemination to any of the pelvic lymph node groups 3. Hematogenous dissemination most commonly to the lungs, liver, and bone although it can spread to the large intestine, adrenals, spleen, or brain as well 4. Intraperitoneal implantation The FIGO system is based on the histological assessment, the physical examination, and the laboratory results. See Table 5-1. The survival rates depend most significantly on the stage of disease at diagnosis. The 5-year survival rates for each stage are: Stage I: over 90% Stage II: 75% Stage III: 40% Stage IV: under 15% What is the differential diagnosis of a cervical mass Nabothian cysts Glandular hyperplasia Mesonephric remnants Reactive glandular changes Endometriosis