The launch of the Zentral Home Command Smart-Phone Remote system is no different in this regard. This product does not actually allow the consumer to do anything new, but rather is an attempt to replace older technologies -- several different devices, in fact -- with a streamlined alternative that allows smart-phone users to operate radio-receiving remote devices using their phones (Michaluk 2010)
Since October 2004, 136 Customs and Border Protection employees have been indicted on or convicted of corruption-related charges." (Becker, p
That surpasses the total for all of last year, when 136,343 were removed." (Sols, p
Peter's Basilica. (Coffin 2003) The Villa d'Este is a villa located in Tivoli, near Rome
Other components of the Louis XIV style were integrated from the Baroque style of that time, which can be described as a "melding of traditional French elements such as lofty mansard roofs and complex rooflines with expensive Italian quotations like ubiquitous rustication." (Pater 1976) the Louis XIV school is also known as the Magnificent Manner, a name that is highly evocative of the priorities and ideals in design at the time
These houses reflect the severe Mannerist style of elongated proportions, highly stylized poses, and lack of clear perspective. Mannerism is noted for its intellectual sophistication and its artificial qualities (Smyth 1992), these aspects reflected as well in the Villa Lante's architecture and its landscape design
And architectural form from the prominent architect Francois Mansart. (Thompson 2006) Le Notre's career as a gardener was an essential part of his formative experiences, childhood surroundings, and inborn natural traits
They need to have a goal and recognize that their success or failure is in their own hands." (Calhoun, 2006, p
Children are in a particularly risky situation as most should be aware that children are a large part of the homeless population in the UK and elsewhere, and increasingly so and the significant trauma associated with homelessness, adding to all the other physical and social issues is particularly hard on children. They have little or no control over the situation they are in and have no recourse to change it, other than leaving the protection of their mothers' and/or fathers' where they are present (Conderman, Heimerl & Ketterhagen, 2001, p
A tentative model is suggested whereby childhood experiences, educational attainment and the prior presence of psychiatric disorder all independently increase the likelihood of homelessness in a youthful population. (Craig & Hodson, 1998, p
Many homeless families and youth immigrate to highly taxed urban centers as a result of the fact that there are little to no services available where they live, in more rural settings. (Hardil, 2001, p
Recent studies identify the emergence of the "newhomeless," defined as families, women, children, youth, the elderly, and marginalized ethnic or migrant groups (Forrest, 1999; Wearing, 1996). (Minnery & Greenhalgh, 2007, p
Through exposure to the normalcy of schooling many individuals can stabilize their lives to a degree that helps them reconnect with the broader society and allows them to step out, at least psychologically of the trap that homelessness can become. (Panter-Brick, 2002, p
" Data on the scale of homelessness (which is limited to young people who are in contact with services) indicates that at least 75,000 young people experienced homelessness in the UK in 2006 -- 07. (Quilgars, Johnsen & Pleace, 2008, p
Global economic restructuring also has contributed to the marginalization and social isolation of low-income families & #8230; thereby restricting opportunities for normative youth development. (Tienda & Wilson, 2002, p
"Novac, Serge, Eberle, and Brown (2002) identified four important trends among homeless youth: 1) the incidence is increasing; 2) an increasing number are chronically homeless; 3) the age at which youth become homeless is decreasing, especially for females; and 4) more identify as gay, lesbian, bisexual, or transgendered." (Wingert, Higgitt & Ristock, 2005, p
Generally, a distributed database system consist hardware and software components that are not all linked to a common processing unit though it is controlled by a distributed database management system. These databases are commonly used for applications where data and access are intrinsically distributed (Bhargava, n
Apart from this, the company should consider implementing a relational database security model in which security is handled based on multilevel classification. In this model, users can read and alter data in their view but are prohibited from accessing data in a higher classification level (Coy, 1996)
Distributed Database Infrastructure This project is geared toward the development and implementation of a thermostat system that will facilitate many functions provided by Smart Homes, Inc. As part of achieving company objectives, it will not be a simple thermostat but a complex one in which users can connect to a local network through an Ethernet interface (Landoni, 2011)
7 million handicapped and elderly persons. (Benjamin, 27) The elderly persons residing in nursing homes are more often perceived to be weak and vulnerable