Write a minimum of 250 words paper to compare and contrast Shinto and Zoroastrian concepts of good and evil. Note specifically any deities that may be associated with either concept. Be sure to show similarities and differences, using examples and details to support your general conclusions.

Use your best sentence structure and grammar. Be specific. The paper must be a minimum of 250 words (your own words, not including quoted texts or titles). The best essays are usually longer. NOTE: Do not pack an entire essay, even a short one, into a single paragraph. Use multiple paragraphs to structure and organize your thinking, with an introduction and a conclusion. 

Individual Project Proposal:

Consider the following scenario:

You have been hired by a large company with branch offices around the country to assist with rollout of a new companywide compliance system.

While initially the focus was on implementation of the technology, it was found that success will require at least 10 hours of training for all managers across the country on both the use of the new platform as well as a host of new compliance policies being introduced.

Of the options discussed, it was generally agreed than the training should be hands-on and conducted in person at a central location. This will obviously require getting organizational buy in as not all managers are going to be willing to commit to taking time out from their normal responsibilities just for some training.

In addition, such large scale centralized training has not been done before by this company; therefore, the CEO wants feedback from participants to evaluate the effectiveness of any training sessions.

As a result, your manager has given you the responsibility to develop an outline for a proposed project that would meet this upcoming need.

Submit a 2- to 3-page memo that does the following:

• Names the project

• Briefly describes the project

• Identifies potential stakeholders directly or indirectly involved

• Specifies the overall objective and any outcomes for this project

• Details how success will be evaluated

• Highlights what is needed to ascertain the measurable organizational value (MOV) of this project.

You will need to make some assumptions (it is even encouraged) but the assumptions must be documented.

Covert conflict exists when people express disagreements indirectly. Covert conflict behaviors, which include passive aggressiveness and games, unfortunately, make it almost impossible for people to recognize and resolve real problems. (In a sense, covert conflict is using the avoidance style of dealing with conflict (I lose, you lose). For this assignment you can choose to consider your own use of covert conflict behaviors or to analyze the way a conflict partner employed these techniques against you. 

Follow these steps as you write a 2-page conflict report.Identify and briefly describe the conflict situation between you and another person and how a covert conflict behavior was used within the conflict. (1 Paragraph)Explain how the use of this covert conflict behavior hindered communication. How did this affect the outcome? Did you or the other person continue to ignore or avoid the major issues at stake within the conflict? Or were these finally recognized and talked about? Why or why not? (1-2 Paragraphs) Write a recommendation in which you indicate how you might apply – or did apply – the five problem-solving stages of conflict resolution in order to improve communication and create a more positive outcome in this conflict situation. Remember to support your recommendation with details. (3-5 Paragraphs) 

Reminder: The five problem-solving stages of conflict resolution are:
(1) Define the conflict. (2) Examine possible solutions. (3) Test the solution. (4) Evaluate the solution. (5) Accept solution and exit – or Reject solution and start the cycle over.Be sure your writing follows standard mechanics in spelling, punctuation, and style. If using outside sources from research, all source citation should adhere to the guidelines of the APA style guide. 

The exercise of an article review is to demonstrate research acumen. As you advance through your undergraduate experience, you will find that good research skills are essential to your success. Research underscores policy; policy serves as the foundation for social welfare.Please select an article from a professional scholarly journal (magazines, newspapers or blog posts are not acceptable). The article should be no older than from the year 2000 and should be in some way related to the readings thus far in the course (i.e. poverty, helping the poor,history of social welfare, social welfare / social work, social welfare / social work in urban areas,etc.).**Please submit your article as an attachment in email to me.**

The following criteria will be used to grade your article review. Your review is worth a maximum of 100 points and should be between 3-4 pages.

1. Summarize the context and content of the selected article.a. Provide a very thorough, clear and concise summary of the article context and content.

2. Relate the article to the class readings.a. Briefly describe how this article relates to the class readings thus far.

3. Identify and describe your personal reaction to the article.

   a. Thoroughly describe your personal reaction to the article.

   b. Include discussion of the relevant issues within the article; be sure your opinions are in reference to the article.

4. Accurate use of grammar, sentence structure and paragraph mechanics, APA style for references and citations.

    a. Ensure correct information regarding the article title, author name and article source and date.

    b. Consistently use accurate and proper grammatical conventions, spelling and punctuation.

    c. Clearly and consistently use proper APA formatting for citations and references.

The article I would like reviewed is in this link: http://rdcu.be/yH87 

I need this tomorrow 11/18/17