#risk transfer

[atozofsoftwareengineering]

Best Known Methods of Risk Management and Mitigation

Discover best practices in #RiskManagement, from risk identification to crisis management, and enhance your business's resilience. #BusinessStrategy #RiskMitigation

Risk management and mitigation are essential components of successful business operations and project management. In an ever-changing and unpredictable world, organizations must be prepared to identify, assess, and address risks to minimize their potential impact. This article explores the best-known methods of risk management and mitigation that can help businesses navigate uncertainty and…

[nelkcats]

Transfers

Jim Gordon decided to offer his home to the students transferring from Casper High to Gotham Prep for a few months. Barbara wasn't too happy about it but Jim preferred that to having those kids end up in a dangerous place or worse, with Bruce Wayne (he meant well but frankly Jim would rather not risk another young vigilante). Besides, one of the transfers practically demanded a restraining order against the millionaires, the poor kid.

Honestly Jim didn't understand why the transfer program existed. Casper didn't know how dangerous Gotham was? Or didn't they care?, all he hoped was that he could keep them safe and that they wouldn't come back to their home too traumatized.

Of course, he had no way of knowing that the Casper's trio was more than ready for Gotham, with weapons disguised in their suitcases and a ghost hero about to enjoy an extended vacation after negotiating a deal with the ghosts.

Gotham wouldn't know who hit it.

[barefootbaltimore]

The thing about babies is they are almost 100% nature as opposed to nurture.

Your 1 month old sleeps through the night? It was literally nothing you did.

Your 6 month old screams bloody murder if you put them down? You didn't cause that.

Almost none of the baby tricks you see are going to do anything to change your baby. They are who they are. They'll sleep through the night when they're ready. They'll crawl when they're ready. They'll nap independently when they're ready. As long as you aren't actively harming them or denying them food, warmth, love, and time to freely move their bodies you're probably doing everything else just fine.

[silversoulstardust]

watching atarashii joushii wa do tennen for the BL but I'm amused at how accurately they portray traumatic work experience

a simple thing could be triggering

and yet it could easily be fixed with a kind gesture from a superior

[opens-up-4-nobody]

...

[skrunksthatwunk]

have just been introduced to a kitten named rascal who lives on my floor and whose babysitters (who are not his owner?) were trying Really hard to goad me into adopting which like. he's a little baby and he's so so so silly and he barely even bit me but like also. this cat isn't yours???? anyway if the owner's giving him up then I might finally have a cat which like AHHHHHG

[commsroom]

Essay question, sort of? Mostly just curious about your thoughts on it; Was the destruction of the alien knowledge given to Eiffel ultimately better for humanity? I think about it a lot,,

short answer? i think so, yes. probably. in terms of the process - fourteen thousand years is an incomprehensible length of time from a human perspective. even if you wanted to set a plan in motion to secure the future of humanity... how? and should anyone be the arbiter of humanity's fate? cutter and pryce certainly wanted to be. maybe the point is that, whether it would be "better" to know or not, no one should ever have the power to make that choice.

(of course, there's also the question of the dear listeners being the arbiters of humanity's fate, but they operate on a completely different level of understanding - what they represent is a force beyond human control or comprehension, a shadow cast by an impossibly Big Picture, and that can't be reasoned with from the same perspective.)

in terms of the knowledge itself... some if it is practical, like the ability to create duplicates - obviously, that could be very, very dangerous in the wrong hands, and it puts a massive target on eiffel's back. the rest of it... would people even believe him? most of it isn't really something you can prove. "astronauts return from the dead; claim to have made first contact - are we being observed?!" ... it's tabloid material. most people would just go on with their lives, i think.

... but i also think this ties into another question. in the context of wolf 359, is there a categorical difference between memory, knowledge, and information? i think i might elaborate on that in a separate post, so that this isn't way too long, but... i'm not entirely convinced that knowledge is destroyed? the information recall the dear listeners put in eiffel's mind functions, in my understanding, kind of like hera's servers - it's information he has access to, but not necessarily something he's learned, or processed through memory in the same way. and the dear listeners seemed very adamant about not allowing them to return to earth without a debriefing. i doubt that "killing" bob, a being that doesn't have a concept of death, in a form they didn't even truly inhabit, would've been enough to disrupt that. i assume they were satisfied with what the hephaestus crew was taking back, and that is... a whole other can of worms.

[hey-scully-itsme]

in the process of re-scaping my 5 gallon tank! this was the first tank i ever set up with live plants (about three years ago) and the old scape was a random piece of spider wood, a chunk of manzanita wood from petsmart, and the limestone rock currently helping weigh down the spider wood now in the tank.

i’d been meaning to re-scape it ever since my last betta passed about six months ago, but didn’t get around to it until this week when i found the big spider wood piece in storage. All the larger anubias is new but the one with smaller leaves has been in there for about three years, along with the java fern, which is coming back from some kind of issue; it used to be huge and hopefully will be again.

i’m planning on getting some moss and possibly air plants for the parts of the scape that are above the surface, but I don’t have a super definite plan for all of this yet. once the wood is fully waterlogged i’m going to adjust placement and then decide what should live in the tank besides my loyal nerite snails.

[tigerdrop-official]

hey so you're transmasc and on hrt right? 👉👈 i really hope sending this is okay, but im sure you get a million asks a day so you can probably ignore this haha 😅

do you do T by injection or gel? do you have a preference or recommendation? im trans and turning 18 soon so i plan to get a prescription, im not even sure my options yet but i guess i wanna ask someone i look up to 😅 💖💖

thank you for the world saving stuff btw 💖💖💖

dont even worry about it, happy to help

i do injections once a week, on fridays if you were curious lol. injectable testosterone has more fluctuation in your overall t levels, so it could cause energy/libido/mood swings. the needle was definitely also scary at first but you get used to it semi-quickly, but thats coming from someone who wasnt that scared of needles lol so if you are thats something to consider

you apply t gel every day so your overall t levels are more stable and mimic day-to-day fluctuation in a body that would be producing testosterone normally, but the gel (at least according to my doctor) (im not a doctor) (please take everything i say with a grain of salt and do your own research) (please im not a doctor) (im not responsible for any choices you make) takes longer to absorb and you're not supposed to do anything that could make you sweat for a good couple hours

hope this helps lol

[desolationlovers]

give me one good reason i shouldnt quit my job right now. besides the health insurance and the hundreds of dollars of medical bills i have to pay every month and being able to buy groceries and my car payment and my phone bill. give me another good reason. ok besides rent as well—

[kath-artic]

also this set put me into a weird dilemma bc one of my friend's exes was on set and she has cut all contact w him bc he hurt her but she also doesnt think he's like. a bad person. just someone with emotional struggles. she's been really going through it so i didnt wanna be like "oh btw im gonna be on set with your ex" and potentially add to the hurt of it but now uhhh me and him are kinda friends and have pictures together and i still havent talked to her about it. ahould prob do that today

[unganseylike]

girls help i have to make a decision about a job offer by the end of the week idk what to doooooo

[kkpwnall]

today was a grand day for adventures. went to the Library and got some inspiration, had an incredible croissant and a decent chai latte, and wandered to the wrong bookstore but found the perfect notebook

[hell0mega]

i love and support you all but hearing about people keeping money in their paypal, some even HAVING THE DEBIT CARD??? girl. put that shit in your bank like immediately. they can't fuck with your money if you ain't got none in there what are you doiiiing

[girlitfeelsgood]

right after my dad finished buying my second set of tickets I got through on my mum's computer too so the whole process was less horrible than expected

[a-couple-of-notes]

tw: suicidal ideation, self-harm

(inspired in part by this meta by @darkdisrepair)

I can't stop thinking about Imogen's Call Ruidus ability in conjunction with her resurrection speech to Laudna.

The Call Ruidus ability is really cool, and completely thematically appropriate for Imogen post-Otohan battle. In that battle, Imogen released a great power, however unwillingly; it makes sense she now has a new, powerful feat to access after that. And I think, mechanically, it fits with Imogen as well; she's a character who has always been weighing hurt to herself vs. protection of others.

But in conjunction with Imogen's speech to Laudna, it occurs to me that a character strongly implied to have previously had suicidal ideations just got access to a form of self-harm.

This likely won't come up narratively. I don't necessarily mind if it doesn't; DND is a genre, and just like I don't need the characters to discuss the morality of violence against enemies, I'm cool if the Call Ruidus take-damage-to-cause-damage stays as just a mechanic. (I also don't know all the ins-and-outs of the ability, so I may be missing something.) But it's just a thought.