You are required to summarize in a concise and accurate manner—in your own words

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You are required to summarize in a concise and accurate manner—in your own words—the central insights and argument that an author presents in a text or passage. In many ways, the challenge is to restate the author’s central thesis and major evidence that an author uses to support their argument.  As mentioned above, in identifying the author’s primary aim and purpose, you need to avoid offering your own evaluation or reaction.  Ultimately, the objective in this part of the learning exercise is for you: (a) to engage a text in a serious fashion, and (b) to offer a concise summary in your own words of the assigned reading.
* Once this is done, you then are invited—in three or four sentences—to identify two essential or powerful insights that you have derived from this reading assignment? In other words, after completing your analysis of the text and writing a concise summary, what are the two main “takeaways” from your learning?
* Finally, after this is done, and once again in only two or three sentences, articulate two “connections” which you would draw from this reading assignment? These connections may be related (a) to some other theological topic that has been covered in this course, or (b) to some dimension of human experience.
Read the text (guided below) and Write an essay that engages Father Haight’s presentation on concupiscence, temptation and sin in the following sections [~12 pages]:
* Introduction, pp. 85-86.
* Concupiscence and Temptation, pp. 96-98;
* Sin, pp. 98-101;
* The Social Dimension of Sin, pp. 101-102; and
* The Prior Situation of Sin and the Purpose of Human Freedom, pp. 106-107.

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This is an individual assignment that builds upon our discussions of usability a

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This is an individual assignment that builds upon our discussions of usability and user-centered design, and the difficulties that designers have looking at things from the users’ perspective. It provides an opportunity for you, as an expert user of a particular website, to assess that site’s interface through the eyes of a novice user.
Select a (publicly available) web site that you use fairly often and know well. The actual site doesn’t matter, as long as it consists of several pages so you can observe potential navigation problems.
Find someone (a friend, roommate, relative, etc.) who has never seen or used this site before. Ask this person to explore the site while you observe their activities; you can ask them to complete a specific task if you want, or just let them do whatever they want.
Watch what happens as they explore the site. Try to figure out what they do, what they want to do, and how the two match up. Pay particular attention to what happens when things go wrong. Remember also to look for what they didn’t do, but that you might have expected they would do.
Write a blog post covering the following points, in this order, using subheadings to separate each point:
Identify the website you selected (including a screenshot), and briefly — and anonymously! — describe your user tester, their technical expertise in general, and their familiarity with this type of site in particular.
Describe your user’s actions… What did you observe? What did they do that you found unexpected? What problems did they as a novice user encounter that you, as an expert user, would not have encountered?
Focusing on the difference between expert and novice users, discuss how the interface helped or hindered the user in their activities from a user-centered design perspective, and explain how the site might better support novice users. Where appropriate, include embedded links to appropriate pages so that we can see the causes of the difficulties you observed.

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Wal-Mart is well know to be a leader in Supply Chain Management. This week’s wri

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Wal-Mart is well know to be a leader in Supply Chain Management. This week’s writing assignment is related to Wal-Mart. Search the internet, the APUS library, books, periodicals, articles. In a minimum of at least 300 words describe innovations Wal-Mart has brought to Supply Chain Management
.Please ensure you cite your references in APA format with a minimum of 3 references (You may use your textbook as a reference and you should have a minimum of 2 academic outside references). Assignment will be graded based on the following areas: Foundation and synthesis of knowledge, application of knowledge critical thinking, writing skills, and organization of ideas and format.
Follow APA formatting and style guidelines (7th edition)
Follow all instructions for each assignment
12 inch standard fonts
The following is our text book. Feel free to use a citation from here.
Excellence in Warehouse Management : How to Minimise Costs and Maximise Value
by Stuart Emmett
PUBLISHER
John Wiley & Sons, Incorporated
DATE
2005-06-24

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Address the following questions: How does level of self-esteem typically change

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Address the following questions:
How does level of self-esteem typically change during middle childhood? What factors contribute to this change?
What are some influences on school-age children’s self-esteem?
Does very high self-esteem always have positive effects on children’s adjustment? Why or why not?
What are the typical consequences of low self-esteem?
What are some other strategies that parents and teachers can use to promote children’s self-esteem? What behaviors should adults avoid, and why?
Be written using proper spelling/grammar.
Cite at least 3 academic references and present the sources in APA format on a References slide.

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