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BenQ RE04: Interactive Flat Panel
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BenQ RE04: Interactive Flat Panel
Buy RE04 from BenQ in the Interactive flat Panel category. Best price and quality at Elactree.
The BenQ RE04 Series Interactive Flat Panel (IFP) is engineered to transform classrooms and meeting rooms into dynamic, collaborative spaces. Experience unparalleled engagement with its superior touch technology and user-friendly interface.
@re04 ready for school at the bar on Saturday
The trees are in bloom, the days are longer and the snow is gone. It's beginning to look a lot like summer! #fridheimar #re04 #thegoldencircle #reyex #goldencircle #iceland #island #travel #traveliniceland #instatravel #instaadventure #green #summer #igersiceland #inspiredbyiceland
There's something really nice about being able to, without reservations, tell someone that you like them a lot and admit your feelings without them thinking you're being clingy or too emotional ^_^ Je suis tellement contente que je suis incapable de le dire en mots, sauf que d'exprimer le même sentiment mille fois
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Hey, sorry for the late response but thanks so much for the recommendations! I've read/have some of the Alan Moore comics and bone and they are amazing. I'll let you know what I think of the others when I finish them :) Thanks again
Hey no problem, always glad to see people delve into comics.
I have been tagged by byrneing to post 15 things that make me happy (and I'll probably end up stealing some of hers cuz they're pretty rad).
1. Shirts/hoodies with extra long sleeves 2. Book smells (both new and old) 3. Hot chocolate 4. Catssss 5. The ocean 6. Campfires 7. Walking by myself at night 8. Poetry 9. Cooking along to the Sweeney Todd soundtrack 10. Fresh snow 11. Blood red lipstick 12. Getting a new haircut/tattoo/piercing 13. Macaroni and cheese 14. People asking me for medical advice (as if my nursing student qualifications mean something) 15. Making someone else laugh
I'm tagging intheicyairofnight youhadmefromhellodean re04 benries and wanderingpulse
tag me back so I can read!
Rules: In a text post, list ten books that have stayed with you in some way. Don’t take but a few minutes, and don’t think too hard — they don’t have to be the “right” or “great” works, just the ones that have touched you. Tag [ten] friends, including me, so I’ll see your list. Make sure you let your friends know you’ve tagged them.
intheicyairofnight tagged me! <3
I'm going to add parenthetical commentary and nobody can stop me.
Harry Potter, JK Rowling (as is true for a large portion of our generation)
Redwall, Brian Jacques (WOW this series was my entire childhood. And heavily influenced my writing for years.)
The Bell Jar, Sylvia Plath (I relate to this on many levels, which is probably a bad thing. I love the poetic prose as well.)
Everything's Eventual, Stephen King (I read this book when I was in Connecticut for my grandfather's funeral. It was my first experience in the horror genre and it both enthralled and frightened me. It was at that point in time I came to the realization that my parents couldn't magically protect me)
The Book Thief, Markus Zusak (Again, more poetic prose. Many tears)
The Stranger, Albert Camus (Turned me on to existentialism)
And Then There Were None, Agatha Christie (Perhaps THIS was my first foray into horror? Anyhow, LOVE the unconventional murder-mystery setup; a genre I don't usually go for. Bottom line, I've always been a macabre little shit)
Treasure Island, Robert Lois Stevenson (My dad read this to my sister and I as a bedtime story. Probably began my lifelong obsession with pirates).
The Call of the Wild, Jack London (Read this when I was about eight bc there was a dog on the cover and I loved animals. Was a bit over my head at the time, but that meant I could enjoy it even more when I re-read it a few years later).
