Giving useful direction: How to make cheesy baked mussels ?

My approved idea: 

Have you ever tried cheesy baked mussels at restaurants and wondered how they make it? 

Cheesy baked mussels dish is a juicy and tasty seafood appetizer and of course, you can easily make it at home without any cooking experience. 

I always use frozen mussels so I highly recommend using frozen mussels instead of fresh mussels since frozen mussels already come in half-shells, ready to use after thawing, and easy to find at any supermarket. The rest of the ingredients; mayonnaise, Cheddar cheese, oyster sauce, lime juice, and green onion; might be available in your kitchen or you can easily buy it. We also need to have an oven, any size, or an air fryer to bake. 

1. Write your completed directions.

  • Your directions must be written step-by-step directions. You cannot use images or diagrams, or direct people to other sets of directions. You must describe everything the reader needs to make sense of the task.
  • The directions should be between 1-3 pages in length, but you are not graded on length.
  • Use spacing and layout to help the reader. Do not just make a numbered list in Microsoft Word. Add titles and subtitles, group related steps, etc.
  • You will be graded on the quality of your directions. They should be clear, logical, and grammatical.

Notes on this assignment:

  • Do not plagiarize. The point of this assignment is for you to practice breaking a task into step-by-step components. Copying from another guide (either structure or phrases) is cheating, so don’t do it or you’ll get a 0 and be reported to the academic integrity office.
  • Recipes are a good example of these kinds of directions, as are how-to manuals. Examples: Google Earth, (Links to an external site.) Adobe Photoshop CC (Links to an external site.)
  • Bad directions merely give the “correct” way to do the task. Good directions help the users understand the task better and be able to make better choices. For example, bad directions simply give some options without explaining why one might choose them, or tell the user what to do without explaining why they need to do things in that way. Another way to say this is that bad directions merely help a user do a task, good directions help them understand a task.

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From our weekly chapter reading, digital preservation can be defined as the long-term, error-free storage of digital information, with means for retrieval and interpretation, for the entire time span the information is required to be retained.  Though this assessment holds true to the authors, business organizations continue to face significant challenges in meeting their LTDP needs, especially those organizations whose primary mission is to preserve and provide access to permanent records.

Looking at your identified industry for your paper, what considerations would have to be made in developing a long-term archival plan for a company within that industry?

Physical Database Design

   

Answer the following question:

As the modern database grows bigger and bigger, many organizations  are moving away from a relational store and looking towards  NoSQL design. There is a desperate need to consider storage and file  structure as part of physical design principles. If you were  implementing a new database system for an ERP or CRM that required a  minimum of 100 TB of storage per year, what would you consider as you  plan your physical design?

Instructions

  • This is a required assignment, worth 15 points. The assignment  must be submitted by the due date. Late assignment are not allowed. 
  • You are required to submit a minimum of two postings. Points will be deducted for not fulfilling this minimum requirement.
  • Apply and use the basic citation styles of APA is required. Points are deducted per the rubric for this behavior.
  • Do not claim credit for the words, ideas, and concepts of  others. Use in-text citation and list the reference of your supporting  source following APA’s style and formatting. Points are deducted per the  rubric for this behavior.
  • Do not copy and paste information or concepts from the Internet  and claim that is your work. It will be considered Plagiarism and you  will receive zero for your work. A second offense results in a zero for  the course. A third is termination from the university.

Final white paper project – ticketing system

 – Add images and tables that were included in previous submissions. Your current document points to figures and tables that are no longer included in your capstone project. 

  – There are still some discrepancies between the information presented in the Technology Solution and Requirements section (pages 13 – 19) and the Design section (pages 19 – 24) and the implementation section (24 – 31). For instance, the following technologies components listed in the Technology Solutions and Requirements section are not included in the design and implementation sections: Azure cloud-based service, Recoverit, Cisco Integrated Service Virtual Router (ISR), -WD My Book Duo 4TB, and SecuGen biometric scanner. 

 – Your test result doesn’t show specific examples and images (there are references to images, but the document doesn’t include these images) that support the needs that you selected such as database, network infrastructure, access control, and so on.  The test result section for each need is briefly summarized in three or four lines. You must provide specific information that demonstrate a proper test result or a failure if that is the case.  – The Assignment requires that you include the Conclusion section.  

word document edit

 

  1. Open the VaccinationSchedule-04.docx start file. If the document opens in Protected View, click the Enable Editing button so you can modify it.
  2. The file will be renamed automatically to include your name. Change the project file name if directed to do so by your instructor, and save it.

NOTE: If group titles are not visible on your Ribbon in Word for Mac, click the Word menu and select Preferences to open the Word Preferences dialog box. Click the View button and check the Show group titles check box under Ribbon. Close the Word Preferences dialog box.

  1. Select the tabbed text in the middle of the document and convert it to a table (accept default settings). Don’t include the blank line below the tabbed text.
  2. Select the entire table and apply the following changes:
    1. Select Banded Rows in the Table Style Options group [Table Tools Design tab] and deselect all 
    2. Apply the List Table 1 Light – Accent 2 table style (Figure 4-120).
    3. Change the font size on all the text in the table to 10 pt.
    4. AutoFit the table and choose AutoFit Window.
    5. Change row height to 0.25″.
    6. Center all text vertically within each cell. (Hint: Use the Cell tab in the Table Properties dialog box.)
    7. Sort the table by Name of Vaccine in Ascending order. Be sure to select Header row in the My list has area of the Sort dialog box.
  3. Make the following changes to the table:
    1. Insert a row above the first row.
    2. Merge the three cells in the new first row and type the following:
      RECOMMENDED VACCINATION SCHEDULE
    3. Bold and center the first row and change the font size to 11 pt.
    4. Bold and italicize the column headings in the second row.
    5. Select the first row and apply borders with the following settings: solid line, Black, Text 1 color (second color in the first row of Theme Colors), 1 ½ pt. width, and apply a top and bottom
    6. Select the second row and apply a border with the following settings: solid line, Black, Text 1 color, 1 ½ pt width, and apply a bottom border. Do not remove the top border applied in the previous step.
    7. Select the last row and apply a border with the following settings: solid line, Black, Text 1 color, 1 ½ pt width, and apply a bottom border.
    8. Align Center [Table Tools Layout tab, Alignment group] the column headings.
    9. Align Center the text in the third column.
  4. Insert the following information alphabetically into the table. Insert rows where needed.

This table lists text to be typed in a table

Meningococcal conjugate (MCV)

At 11-12 years

1

Hepatitis B (HepB)

At birth, 1-2 months, and 6 months

3

  1. Modify the title of the document (“Vaccination Schedule”).
    1. Apply the Title style to the title of the document.
    2. Change the After paragraph spacing to 8 pt.
    3. Center the title horizontally.
    4. Apply small caps and bold formatting to the title.
  2. Insert and modify a picture.
    1. Place the insertion point after the title and insert the CMPLogo-04 picture downloaded from the Resources link. Use the Insert Picture dialog box.
    2. Change text wrapping to Top and Bottom.
    3. Change the height of the logo to 1″. Verify the logo remains proportional.
    4. Apply the Offset: Bottom Right shadow picture effect (Outer category).
    5. Set the Horizontal Absolute position to 0.2″ to the right of Page.
    6. Set the Vertical Absolute position to 0.2″ below Page.
  3. Insert a picture and add a caption.
    1. Place the insertion point at the end of the first body paragraph and insert the Vaccination-04 picture downloaded from the Resources link. Use the Insert Picture dialog box.
    2. Change the text wrapping to Square.
    3. Change the height of the picture to 1.3″. Verify the graphic remains proportional.
    4. Drag the picture to the right of the first and second paragraphs.
    5. Insert a caption, delete the caption placeholder text, and type Don’t neglect your vaccinations! as the caption text.
    6. Center the caption text, change the font color to Red, Accent 2 (sixth color in the first row of Theme Colors), and turn off italics if it is applied to the text.
    7. Select the caption and the picture and Align Center.
    8. Group the caption and the picture.
    9. Set the Horizontal Absolute position to 6″ to the right of Margin.
    10. Set the Vertical Absolute position to 0.8″ below Margin.
  4. Edit the alt text of the graphic objects.
    1. Edit the alt text of the CMP logo and type Courtyard Medical Plaza logo as the alt text.
    2. Edit the alt text of the graphic of a doctor, type Graphic of a doctor as the alt text, and close the Alt Text pane.
  5. Save and close the document (Figure 4-121).

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Discussion Topic: Discuss key items that should be included in an SLA. Define predictive analytics and discuss how an IT manager might use such analytics. 

 

Writing Assignment

Write a paper on migrating to the cloud. The following are the items to discuss in the paper:

  • List and describe common system requirements one should consider before moving an application to the cloud.
  • Discuss why a company should consider using a consultant to oversee a cloud migration and list specific skills you would expect the consultant to have.
  • List and discuss resource utilization characteristics one should monitor for an application prior to moving the application to the cloud.
  • List possible training requirements for a SaaS solution integration, a PaaS application migration, and an IaaS application migration.

Paper requirements:

  • Minimum 1200 words (excluding title page, table of contents, abstract, and references pages)
  • Minimum of four (4) references
  • Format your paper consistent with APA guidelines
  • When submitting the assignment, please ensure you are submitting as an attached MS Word document.

wk 13 fn

What future developments will we see for blockchain applications? Provide at least 2-3 examples.

assignment-7

 why institutions might be reluctant to move their IT to the cloud. Consider a specific industry like education, medicine, military, etc. 

  Include at least 3 quotes from your sources enclosed in quotation marks and cited in-line by reference to your reference list.  Example: “words you copied” (citation) These quotes should be one full sentence not altered or paraphrased. Cite your sources using APA format. Use the quotes in your paragaphs.