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This NFC Shield can read or write NFC Tags, do applications (such NFC payments), communicate with smarthphones and tablets, emulate a NFC Tag. It works with 13.56 MHz Rfid or NFC systems. It can read every NFC Tag. Dimensions of the NFC Shield Length: 117.7 mm / 4.7" Width: 53.3 mm / 2.1" Thickness: 1.1 mm / 0.425" The PN532 made by NXP chip-set i

This vibrant children’s book delves into diverse forms of communication, using colorful illustrations and intriguing facts to explore speech, body language, the internet, and more.\n\nUncover the secrets of communication in this vibrant educational children's book. From the art of speech and body language to the wonders of modern technology, we will explore the varied forms of human interaction. With its bright and colorful illustrations, this book teaches young readers all about speech, gestures, facial expressions, touch, symbols, writing, and more. To add a fun twist, kids can search for various emotions hidden on the endpapers.\n\nDesigned for curious young minds, this book, illustrated by an award-winning artist, is an essential tool for understanding the intricate art of communication. It fosters social skills and emotional intelligence, offering kids ages 9–12 valuable insights into how to improve their relationships with those around them. Whether your child is a social butterfly or an introverted bookworm, this book is a treasure trove of knowledge that will enhance their communication skills.

This vibrant children’s book delves into diverse forms of communication, using colorful illustrations and intriguing facts to explore speech, body language, the internet, and more.\n\nUncover the secrets of communication in this vibrant educational children's book. From the art of speech and body language to the wonders of modern technology, we will explore the varied forms of human interaction. With its bright and colorful illustrations, this book teaches young readers all about speech, gestures, facial expressions, touch, symbols, writing, and more. To add a fun twist, kids can search for various emotions hidden on the endpapers.\n\nDesigned for curious young minds, this book, illustrated by an award-winning artist, is an essential tool for understanding the intricate art of communication. It fosters social skills and emotional intelligence, offering kids ages 9–12 valuable insights into how to improve their relationships with those around them. Whether your child is a social butterfly or an introverted bookworm, this book is a treasure trove of knowledge that will enhance their communication skills.

Formally restless and relentlessly instructive, How to Communicate is a dynamic journey through language, community, and the unfolding of an identity. Poet John Lee Clark pivots from inventive forms inspired by the Braille slate to sensuous prose poems to incisive erasures that find new narratives in nineteenth-century poetry. Calling out the limitations of the literary canon, Clark includes pathbreaking translations from American Sign Language and Protactile, a language built on touch.\n\n How to Communicate embraces new linguistic possibilities that emanate from Clark’s unique perspective and his connection to an expanding, inclusive activist community. Amid the astonishing task of constructing a new canon, the poet reveals a radically commonplace life. He explores grief and the vagaries of family, celebrates the small delights of knitting and visiting a museum, and, once, encounters a ghost in a gas station. Counteracting the assumptions of the sighted and hearing world with humor and grace, Clark finds beauty in the revelations of communicating through touch: “All things living and dead cry out to me / when I touch them.”\n\n A rare work of transformation and necessary discovery, How to Communicate is a brilliant debut that insists on the power of poetry.

Formally restless and relentlessly instructive, How to Communicate is a dynamic journey through language, community, and the unfolding of an identity. Poet John Lee Clark pivots from inventive forms inspired by the Braille slate to sensuous prose poems to incisive erasures that find new narratives in nineteenth-century poetry. Calling out the limitations of the literary canon, Clark includes pathbreaking translations from American Sign Language and Protactile, a language built on touch.\n\n How to Communicate embraces new linguistic possibilities that emanate from Clark’s unique perspective and his connection to an expanding, inclusive activist community. Amid the astonishing task of constructing a new canon, the poet reveals a radically commonplace life. He explores grief and the vagaries of family, celebrates the small delights of knitting and visiting a museum, and, once, encounters a ghost in a gas station. Counteracting the assumptions of the sighted and hearing world with humor and grace, Clark finds beauty in the revelations of communicating through touch: “All things living and dead cry out to me / when I touch them.”\n\n A rare work of transformation and necessary discovery, How to Communicate is a brilliant debut that insists on the power of poetry.