#Explain of management

[toad-in-a-trenchcoat]

Temperance needs to pay child support.

Follow-up

[vivekbabele]

Explain of management

Management is a future oriented goal.it helps achieve a success in any organisation. We can solve any problems in business administration.at this time all companies are using the best management for innovation in organisation.human resources management also solved all issues like employee problems. Employees can increase working skills and take training with the help of management.privet sector are increasing a business with help Human resources management.

[bet-on-me-13]

The Summoner

So! Danny is not the Ghost King.

But he still has a good relationship with a LOT of Powerful and not-so-powerful Ghosts in the Zone. So much so that they have given him their Summoning Circle's with a blanket permission to Summon them any time. Not like they have much else going on...

This all leads to a hilarious situation where Danny can't use his Powers for whatever reason and is forced to Summon his friends for help. In front of a group of Heroes.

He has to explain everything to them, but accidentally convinces them that he has Summoning Magic and the Ghosts are all on his Contract. He also mentions Saving people from Ghosts and the JLA realize that he is a child Hero.

They ask him if he wants to join Young Justice, and Danny hesitantly agrees.

Now Danny is on Young Justice and the entire team thinks that he is a Hero with Ghost Summoning Magic.

And his name isn't Daniel "Commit to the Bit" Fenton for no reason.

[turtlespancake]

i love seeing out of context posts about long-running stories with deep lore because it's always shit like "MAJOR SPOILER WARNING!! i can't believe that the metallic athenaeum's envoy actually used never-ending dance of the 57th universe on rionne as if she's not LITERALLY the incarnate of august?!?!" it's like buddy boy thank you for the spoiler tag but all of those words are incomprehensible without at least 5 years of foreshadowed knowledge, 7 different fan theories, and 21 wiki entries

[limboni]

"The rumour goes" 1-2/3

Next ->

[adhd-merlin]

"I've sent word to your people" HOW

[chamerionwrites]

This is why the bit of undramatized backstory I’m most burningly curious about is probably Flint & Gates. How did they become genuine friends. (And at a time when Flint - who is a ten-time gold medalist in Not Making Friends - was presumably at his most wounded and walled-off and feral, to boot?) What made Hal so loyal to him. How did Flint also lowkey decide that Hal was his pirate dad. Is Hal even remotely aware that he’s been cast in the role of Flint’s pirate dad. Is Flint even self-aware about casting Hal in the role of his pirate dad, or is this all writhing sea serpents living in the here-be-dragons zone of his traumatized subconscious

[obsessedwithstarwars]

Question for the DP fandom:

Do you think Danny’s hair turns white when it falls out? It’s technically dead cells anyway but when it naturally falls off his head, do you think it turns white? Because I think it would be hilarious if his hairbrush just has white hair, no black strands whatsoever, and his significant other thought the worst until they know his secret.

[genericpuff]

I find something that annoys me is how people misunderstand why Persephone is considered the goddess of spring.

It’s because Demeter makes it spring when she returns. Not because Persephone has some awesome sick flower powers and she makes it all pretty before returning to her 10000/10 husband.

Agreed! But also, if I can offer up my own food for thought / interpretation: Demeter didn't necessarily create 'winter' as we traditionally perceive it, rather she created famine.

In that same sense, Demeter isn't even necessarily "making it Spring" when Persephone returns - she makes the land fertile again, allowing mortals to harvest their crops and thrive. Thus creating the "seasons" of harvest and drought.

Like many of the myths we've preserved and still read today, The Hymn to Demeter was a story created to explain natural phenomena that we didn't yet know how to explain. In Demeter's case, the story of her separation from her daughter explained the cycle of nature - why the clouds would no longer rain, why the ground would dry and crack, why the soil would become brittle, and why the crops would lose their will to live. It wasn't necessarily because she brought about 'winter', it was simply that she stopped performing her own duties, which were specifically dedicated to the harvest, especially that of wheat and grains (both of which are INCREDIBLY important foods that played their own massive role in the evolution of the human race - they weren't only essential to keeping both humans and livestock fed with their carb-heavy components, but could also be used to make fabrics and tools.)

Just as people prayed to Poseidon for safe travels across still waters, so too would people pray to Demeter for a bountiful harvest. Whenever there were droughts, you could understand it as the period when Persephone would return to the Underworld; or you could even blame it on yourself, or even your own fellow mortals, if you felt that perhaps Demeter had been disrespected in some way so as to bring about a drought as punishment.

This is why The Hymn to Demeter also functions as a foundational story for the founding of The Eleusinian Mysteries - a cult that worshipped Demeter, and other deities attributed to the harvest (ex. Dionysus) whose initiates were sworn to secrecy, never to speak aloud what practices were happening within the cult. And they did a damn good job of it too, because to this day we still don't fully know what went down in those cults. They're mysteries, after all :')

Demeter wasn't the only god who was attributed to the harvest and the weather patterns that would cause drought, but she's certainly one of the most popularly discussed, undoubtedly due to the fact that her story is one of the oldest and most well-preserved, and she was attributed to some of the most essential crops of that era.

But as it would happen to many myths over the centuries, the exact cultural contexts and intentions behind her original story have become either lost, or re-interpreted so many times that we can't even fully trust that Homer's version is "accurate", at least not without any way to retrieve those original oral stories that predated both him and other famous poets whose work we still study and analyze today.

But hey, that's just my own interpretation! One out of the thousands that have existed and the thousands that will undoubtedly go on to exist. I'm sure my own interpretation of it isn't perfect or foolproof, but I hope it offers up some fun food for thought!

[gideonisms]

I think we need more grand and overdramatic novels from people who have worked various jobs. No hate for academics but I want to read the amazon warehouse version of moby dick. I want the McDonald's drive through version

[ughtwigs]

i keep thinking about this shot in Conclave, the way the cross/church is in the dark and at Lawrence's back, but the light is shining on Benitez...

[syrren]

captivated by skizz’s etho

[ofteacupsandclocks]

I’ve been noticing some discourse about Will’s and Hannibal’s sexuality - like whether they are pan, bi, gay etc. and I have some thoughts.

I wanna preface this though by saying there’s nothing wrong with headcanoning them to be a specific sexual identity, this is, as always, just my opinion. That being said:

The way I see it is that Hannibal doesn’t really feel attracted to people at all. He views them as beneath him, so just as we don’t feel sexually attracted to a pig, Hannibal doesn’t feel sexually attracted to a person. He doesn’t mind sleeping with someone (Alana Bloom for example) if that benefits him but it’s not a desire, it’s practicality.

Will is a bit more complicated just because of how repressed he is. Because of that I think Will would seek physical intimacy as a replacement for emotional intimacy. An example of this would be when he kissed Alana as a clutch for balance. I think this is also highlighted beautifully in the scene where Will sleeps with Margot. During the scene he keeps seeing Hannibal as the Wendigo constantly looming over them. So I think through sleeping with Margot, another patient of dr. Lecter, he hopes to emotionally connect more- not to her, of course, but to Hannibal (more on that later though).

Everything said earlier though does not matter, their sexualities do not matter because when it comes to each other all rules, all standards, all boundaries go out the window.

Will’s and Hannibal’s sexualities do not matter because the only people they could ever actually, truly be attracted to in any way is each other. And because both of them are so desperate for companionship the physical form of their beloved, their gender, their sex, their appearance would not matter.

Hannibal is attracted to Will because Hannibal considers him his equal. His only equal. And thus the only person he would ever even consider starting a genuine relationship with. And thus he clutches to that person because it’s his only hope of companionship and understanding. Will is the only person in a world of pigs. And so Will is the only person Hannibal would ever actually want physical intimacy with.

Will is attracted to Hannibal because he sees that Hannibal is the only person who will accept him as his true self. Without the person suit. And thus Hannibal is the only person who can provide Will with the emotional intimacy he seeks. And through fulfilling that desire for emotional intimacy Will would be then open to the want for physical intimacy. And only then would he be able to desire physical intimacy not as a replacement for emotional intimacy, but rather as its own kind of connection. And the only person who could open that possibility for Will is Hannibal.

[asvidema]

of chamomile and marigold

[roadstostray]

needed a new icon

I'm so gay for him