#superagent

[archangelofdarkness96]

I wanna read a romantic Kalex story with kara in the Air Force as a fighter pilot. Her and Alex can meet while kara's on leave, and at some point, kara can take alex to see her in one of those sky shows they put on for the 4th of July or other country holidays/ speacial events..... maybe she has powers. Maybe she doesn't idk, but that possible story is itching at my brain.

[secretkalexsanta]

hi! do you plan on running this event this year? i organize/run kalex week and i was thinking of doing another round soon, but i don’t want it to overlap with secret santa if that’s going to be happening c:

I had been meaning to make a post, and this is as good an opportunity as any to speak to this!

I will not be running the Secret Kalex Santa this year.

It's been an absolutely wonderful four(!) years running this event, and I'm so grateful to all the folks who have participated, pinch hit, and enjoyed the fics!! I have enjoyed reading everyone's fic over the years and have really appreciated the deadline as motivation to write more of my own too :)

That said, things have gotten pretty busy for me as of late, and I'm no longer able to maintain the time commitment. (And, as happens to most of us at some time or another, my heart has begun to move fandoms--for the moment at least).

So, that said, go forth with Kalex week! And thanks for asking.

[ananightingalecosplay]

Part 9-14/? of my fem!James Bond Cosplay

Next mission must be undercover. So, it's time to start the masquerade... To be continued

fem!Agent 007 by me

Photos by @gallis_yana

[supersingh-sbs]

Your job, in your work and in life, is to be of service to others. Yes, we all need to make money, but let being of service be the core and your driving force. Don’t use people as a means to a better ends for you. Be the one to provide the means to the better end for others. I assure you, if you do that, there is no limit on the success and riches you can experience, in this life and the next. Your mindset should not be for selling, it should be for serving 💼📱💻⌚️🖥🖱⌨️🏦💵📑📊📘🗂🖋🍎 “Life is about the choices we make.” SBS 👉🏽What gets scheduled ✍🏽🖌📆 ... gets done✅ - Michael Hyatt Have a productive day! Namaste 🙏🏽 🕉🇺🇸 Shawn B. Singh | Financial Professional Retirement, Pensions, Estate Planning & Life and Disability Income Specialist Financial Representative of The Guardian Life Insurance Company of America (Guardian), New York, NY. Forest Hills Financial Group is not an affiliate or subsidiary of Guardian. Guardian, its subsidiaries, financial representatives and employees do not provide tax, legal, or accounting advise. Consult your tax, legal or accounting professional regarding your individual situation. Disability Income Insurance are underwritten and issued by Berkshire Life Insurance Company of America, Pittsfield, MA, a wholly owned stock subsidiary of The Guardian Life Insurance Company of America, New York, NY. Products not available in all states. Product provisions and features may vary from state to state. Neither Guardian nor its subsidiaries issue Group Health Insurance. The Living Balance Sheet® and The Living Balance Sheet® Logo are registered service marks of The Guardian Life Insurance Company of America (Guardian), New York, NY. © Copyright 2005-2018 Guardian. #livingconfidently #livingbalancesheet #workfromhome #everydeservesaguardian #financialprofessional #fhfg #naifaproud #naifa #fullfocusplanner #financialplanningassociation #zoom #apple #hope #choices #action #superagent #superman #montblanc #timberland #apple #landrover #fieldunderwriting #fieldservice #disabilityincomeprotection #disabilityinsurance #incomeprotection #omnamahshivaya #montblanc #coach #timberland #supersinghs🙏🏽🕉🇺🇸 (at Park Lane South, Forest Park) https://www.instagram.com/p/ChSClfjLFUin6_btEUhHXMwtnRDrVp3kBD99QU0/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[bsw-company-formation-in-uae]

SuperAgent: 1st AI-driven MENA Real Estate Agent

Find your best-fit property with 100% transparency in a few minutes using A.I.

Humans can lie but not A I, especially the 1st AI-driven MENA Real Estate Agent

"Oppurtunities are the gifts of God, but they're meant for people who grab them when it's the right time"

[humanityhiker]

I Told You So

The Special Report for the most recent issue of the AARP Bulletin was titled: “The Future of Alzheimer’s.” After glancing through the content I feel compelled to remind folks that I told you so. On page 17 of the bulletin the following quote was featured: “Controlling neuroinflammation is at the forefront of new drug ideas for Alzheimer’s. In 2023, there were more drugs in human trials for…

[tamsenfadal]

Strengthening Bonds in Midlife and Beyond With Tamsen Fadal

Tamsen Fadal, TV journalist and advocate for women’s health, shares her insights on the importance of nurturing relationships and community, particularly in later life stages. Tamsen highlights the role of vulnerability in forming genuine bonds and the effective use of digital platforms in cultivating meaningful connections. This episode offers valuable guidance for anyone looking to enhance their social network and create a supportive community environment.

[kp777]

Top 5 Neuroscience News Stories of the Week - May 28, 2023

Neuroscience News

May 28, 2023

Dive into this week's top 5 neuroscience stories that are driving conversations and fueling curiosity. From the intriguing mechanics of how Botox infiltrates neurons, to the exceptional cognitive abilities of 'Superagers' over 90, we're delving into the most engaging neuroscience news. We also explore fresh insights into the genetic origins of Autism Spectrum Disorder, shared genetic aspects of cannabis use and psychiatric disorders, and a fascinating correlation between reduced oxygen intake and extended lifespan. Stay updated with us on the latest breakthroughs and developments in neuroscience.

0:00 What are hot topics in Neuroscience?

0:23 What's the neuroscience of Botox?

0:59 What age is considered a Superager?

1:33 Is autism inherited by the father?

2:02 What does CUD mean in psychiatry?

2:32 Oxygen restriction extends lifespan.

[vidpoker11]

Possible ‘steps’ to revealing super-agers

On the quest for the proverbial fountain of youth, scientists have long looked for evidence of super-agers—people whose brain ages slower than their body. Researchers at the Del Monte Institute for Neuroscience at the University of Rochester have found older adults whose brain performance improves when they combine a cognitive task with walking. “Identifying super-agers will leverage what we…

[supercrakers]

The team of #SUPERAGENTS that were on ground to watch over the #traditionalwedding of Christiana and Oluwaseun held in Lagos and we ensured that all the guests were safe and had absolutely nothing to worry about (at Shell Hall Muson Center) https://www.instagram.com/p/Co0M0YaDh3o/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[callmearcturus]

We don't talk enough about how fucking hilarious it is that in Fallout when Ethan is getting ready to chase Walker, Luther stops him for a moment, just long enough to inject a fucking GPS into his neck before sending him off like a fucking bloodhound.

It's such a fucking hilarious character moment that's there and gone so quick, I love it. The fact Luther realized Ethan was about to take off and he just is like "well shit we don't want to lose him" so. yeah, obviously you gotta chip your superagent.

god i love these movies

[gameraboy2]

"The superagent of the 70's who makes Wonder Woman look like Nancy Drew."

Operation: Super Ms. by Andrew Offutt Berkley Books N2709, 1974 Cover by Mel Crair 

[supersingh-sbs]

Your job, in your work and in life, is to be of service to others. Yes, we all need to make money, but let being of service be the core and your driving force. Don’t use people as a means to a better ends for you. Be the one to provide the means to the better end for others. I assure you, if you do that, there is no limit on the success and riches you can experience, in this life and the next. Your mindset should not be for selling, it should be for serving 💼📱💻⌚️🖥🖱⌨️🏦💵📑📊📘🗂🖋🍎 “Life is about the choices we make.” SBS 👉🏽What gets scheduled ✍🏽🖌📆 ... gets done✅ - Michael Hyatt Have a productive day! Namaste 🙏🏽 🕉🇺🇸 Shawn B. Singh | Financial Professional Retirement, Pensions, Estate Planning & Life and Disability Income Specialist Financial Representative of The Guardian Life Insurance Company of America (Guardian), New York, NY. Forest Hills Financial Group is not an affiliate or subsidiary of Guardian. Guardian, its subsidiaries, financial representatives and employees do not provide tax, legal, or accounting advise. Consult your tax, legal or accounting professional regarding your individual situation. Disability Income Insurance are underwritten and issued by Berkshire Life Insurance Company of America, Pittsfield, MA, a wholly owned stock subsidiary of The Guardian Life Insurance Company of America, New York, NY. Products not available in all states. Product provisions and features may vary from state to state. Neither Guardian nor its subsidiaries issue Group Health Insurance. The Living Balance Sheet® and The Living Balance Sheet® Logo are registered service marks of The Guardian Life Insurance Company of America (Guardian), New York, NY. © Copyright 2005-2018 Guardian. #livingconfidently #livingbalancesheet #workfromhome #everydeservesaguardian #financialprofessional #fhfg #naifaproud #naifa #fullfocusplanner #financialplanningassociation #zoom #apple #hope #choices #action #superagent #superman #montblanc #timberland #apple #landrover #fieldunderwriting #fieldservice #disabilityincomeprotection #disabilityinsurance #incomeprotection #omnamahshivaya #montblanc #coach #timberland #supersinghs🙏🏽🕉🇺🇸 (at Park Lane South, Forest Park) https://www.instagram.com/p/ChKQcsVL_eR97YQV84unLqOj4AlFAEWBtTeFgc0/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[sapphic-luthor]

different anon here but does your gf have any good lesbian media/book recs (since she read so many lesbian books in such a short amount of time lol)!!

gf said, and i quote,

“i’m going to take the rest of the day off to work on this list”

so without further ado, here is her short list of recs copied straight from her (and with my own comments in italics for the ones i know):

Okay! So here’s my book recommendations.

- Fingersmith by Sarah Waters. Loved this book, love all Sarah’s books (haven’t read the non-gay one though, sorry not sorry). Sarah is a great one for the twists and I enjoyed this one so much that I actually recommended the book to my mam and she also loved it. The story is gay + set in the 19th century + lady/handmaiden trope so what’s not to like. Also really recommend. For related media, there’s a BBC miniseries based off of it, and a film by Park Chan-wook called The Handmaiden, which is honest to god one of the best films ever made. It is harrowing, but it is brilliant.

- Tipping the Velvet by Sarah Waters. Again, gay + set in the 19th century. Explores the queer scene in Victorian London to its full extent. A real page turner. GREAT fun, a little dark at points, but good and raunchy.

- The Paying Guests by Sarah Waters. Gay + 1920s + yearning + tense + murder + dramatic. My recommendation when it comes to Sarah’s books is to give them time. Do not put them down because I promise you they will get GOOD.  Slowburn of slowburns. Gorgeous.

- Affinity by Sarah Waters. Gay + Victorian prison + disgraced spiritualist. Compared to the other three this one is actually a little bit… boring? You’re kinda waiting for something to happen for a long time but WHEN IT DOES boy is it worth it. And that part that’s worth waiting for actually made me want to read it again.

- The Night Watch by Sarah Waters. This was a bit like Affinity for me in that I was waiting for it to pick up a bit but once again, Sarah did not disappoint and I finished it wanting to read it again. The story is told backwards through third-person narrative, takes place in 1940s London during and after WWII and follows ‘Kay, Helen and Julia, three lesbians; Viv, a straight woman; and Duncan, her brother, whose sexuality is ambiguous.’

- One Last Stop by Casey McQuiston. This was my favourite book of 2021 because I read it as a baby gay and it’s set in modern times and is so full of life and found family and fun but also considers life for gay people in the 1970s and things that they didn’t often get to experience (loudly, at least). It tugged at my heart this one. For the “sort by top kudos” “filter for fluff” fanfic reader. Not really my style.

- This is How You Lose the Time War by Amal El-Mohtar and Max Gladstone. This is the most beautiful book I’ve ever read. As Madeline Miller said, ‘this book has it all: treachery and love, lyricism and gritty action, existential crisis and space-opera scope, not to mention time travelling superagents.’ This story is truly gorgeous. Unbelievable. Not even words to describe how good this one in. Possibly my favourite read of all time.

- Afterlove by Tanya Byrne. This book made me cry! In…a good way? I’m not sure. But I enjoyed it. Set in modern day when MC dies and joins ‘a clan of fierce girl reapers who take the souls of the city’s dead to await their fate’ but can’t forget her first love who she’ll do anything to see again. This one just tugged at my heart a lot.

- Priory of the Orange Tree by Samantha Shannon. Epic fantasy. Dragons. Follows many characters in GoT style so it requires A LOT of focus. This isn’t a light read but it’s very good (and a prequel is coming out in 2023). IF YOU LIKE FANTASY AT ALL READ THIS ONE IMMEDIATELY.

- Annie on my Mind by Nancy Garden. Okay this one will definitely not be the most well-written book you’ve ever read buuuuut there’s something VERY precious about it. It follows the relationship between two 17-year-old girls, Annie and Liza, in New York. As far as I know, when this book was published in 1982, it became the first YA novel ever to depict a main character’s same-sex relationship in a positive light. (In the 90s copies of this book were burned on the steps of a school in Kansas and there was a whole court case about it).

- Gideon the Ninth, Harrow the Ninth and Nona the Ninth by Tamsyn Muir. Oh these are great. I was about 100 pages in to the first two before I could grasp what was going on but the story is intriguing, the characters are great, there’s good humour, and the world is fascinating. The first one, Gideon, is almost like Hunger Games meets Cluedo. I’d highly recommend these and I can’t wait until my gf reads them so I can talk to her about them.

- Everything Leads to You by Nina LaCour. This one is a nice, light read. MC is interning as a set designer so I found this aspect of it really interesting actually. Has some mystery, some gay love, so like why not read it.

- Matrix by Lauren Groff. ‘Born from a long line of female warriors and crusaders, and cast out from the royal court, Marie is sent to become the prioress of an abbey.’ This is a bit of a dreary, grey read (probably due to the setting and period, think Wuthering Heights), but there was something about it that fascinated me and kept drawing me back in.

- The Falling in Love Montage by Ciara Smyth. Lesbian rom-com set in modern Ireland. Very light, easy read (with some serious topics too).

- Not my Problem by Ciara Smyth. Again, a very light and easy read for the most part, with a touch on some heavier issues. Quite funny too!

- Last Night at the Telegraph Club by Malinda Lo. Set in 1950s America and tells the story of Lily Hu, a teenage daughter of Chinese immigrants as she begins to explore her sexuality. This time period was really interesting and the incorporation of Chinese culture into the story was something I hadn’t read before.

[humanityhiker]

Beyond Terminal Care - Being Positive

A few biochemicals produced by our bodies enhance brain health. Neurotransmitters send messages within our central nervous system, while hormones circulate throughout the larger, peripheral nervous system.  Sometimes the same biochemical serves both functions.  Rather than producing them on a continual basis, we need to experience particular moods or behaviors in order to benefit from the…

[brocksdiner]

2. Paris the thin but tough agent

Paris is a superagent, a man of honor and a wielder of an umbrella. Paris, as an agent, will do anything to honor his parents' traditions; For instance, he took a vow of silence because it would show how an honorable agent would remain vigilant to their own strengths.

However, Brock took a vow of silence to honor his late dad's memory, but that alone unknowingly made them share one thing in common, that being a vow of silence in terms of parents.

Paris tries to run away from Brock whenever he's in love with him, Paris's acrobatics have ways of escaping, but Brock has other plans in terms of romance, not even his hat is safe from the big chef because he would only treat it as if it were a pet. Paris can run, but he can not, no, can never hide from Brock.

But sometimes, Paris rarely cares about Brock; He likes him as a friend but not as a boyfriend (I hope this doesn't break Brock's heart). Paris can be a true friend at times but a superagent at the best of times.

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