#tnfc

[t4timekeeper]

when i was in middle school we were watching a live video call presentation by kevin sylvester (author of the neil flambé capers) and at one point he went off along the lines of “neil really deeply cares about his one singular big interest. kind of to the detriment of everything else in his life, like his academics. and relates to pretty much everything through the lenses of said interest” and i gotta be honest. as a kid i was mentally like Oh so he’s autistic. like meeeee :3

[t4timekeeper]

i really like the scene where neil’s like “are you wearing a new perfume? it smells like fresh herbs” and isabella smiles because she knows being compared to food is a huge compliment coming from him.

[t4timekeeper]

Thinking about blorbo from my relatively obscure, extremely gory Canadian novels aimed at middle schoolers again.

[t4timekeeper]

i have no idea if neil would be diagnosed or not. he’s like pretty sure i’m autistic but i have a job so i can’t really worry about that rn

[t4timekeeper]

isabella: caro can you hand me that vial of iso e

neil getting sensory overload: do you have any ibuprofen around here

[keeganlowe-blog]

tnfc started following you

i said i hated ur city and ur country so why aRE U HERE

[nfcrumors]

Ortho-tag looks down under to get to the top in NFC smart implants

Ortho-tag hires Australian Ken Laing to be CEO as it launches medical NFC smart implants it calls TNFC

Ortho-tag has announced that it has hired Ken Laing as CEO to aid the company in reaching pole position for NFC products and services in the healthcare space. Ortho-tag are getting ready to launch a suite of products for the medical industry that utilizes near field communication technology that the company says "will take medical technology to all new level of smart diagnostic products for the betterment of patient care."

“I am honored to have the opportunity to lead this innovative company with such incredible potential and to uniquely apply TNFC technology to the medical industry,” commented Laing. “Ortho-tag will provide cutting-edge technology advancements to the way surgeons monitor their patients, and will contribute to the future integration between smart implants and telemedicine.”

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