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Classic, one-subject spiral notebook can always come in handy. Great for taking notes in class, recording meeting notes or keeping track of your to-dos, this notebook is up to the task. College-ruled pages maximize the available space and keep your handwriting neatly aligned. Double-sided ruling provides plenty of note-taking space. Notebook spiral binding will not snag and resists uncoiling to keep your notes together. Notebook cover is coated for durability. Perforated pages neatly and cleanly tear out paper. They are three-hole punched for notebook or paper storage within a binder. Notebook includes 100 sheets in a standard, 11" x 8-1/2" page size.

Before the Internet, camcorders, and hundred-channel cable- systems--predating the Information Superhighway and talk of cyber-democracy--there was guerilla television. Part of the larger alternative media tide which swept the country in the late sixties, guerilla television emerged when the arrival of lightweight, affordable consumer video equipment made it possible for ordinary people to make their own television. Fueled both by outrage at the day's events and by the writings of people like Marshall McLuhan, Tom Wolfe, and Hunter S. Thompson, the movement gained a manifesto in 1971, when Michael Shamberg and the raindance Corp. published Guerilla Television. As framed in this quixotic text, the goal of the video guerilla was nothing less than a reshaping of the structure of information in America.In Subject to Change, Deidre Boyle tells the fascinating story of the first TV generation's dream of remaking television and their frustrated attempts at democratizing the medium. Interweaving the narratives of three very different video collectives from the 1970s--TVTV, Broadside TV, and University Community Video--Boyle offers a thought-provoking account of an earlier electronic utopianism, one with significant implications for today's debates over free speech, public discourse, and the information explosion.

One-subject, wire-bound notebook features durable, water-resistant covers to keep your notes protected all year long. College-ruled, high-quality paper resists ink bleed to help keep your writing legible. Neat sheet pages are perforated for clean, consistent removal. Spiral lock wire prevents the coil from snagging onto your clothing or backpack. Reinforced storage pocket help prevent tears and offers convenient storage for your loose papers.

Two-subject notebook features durable, water-resistant covers to keep your notes protected all year long. College-ruled, high-quality paper resists ink bleed to help keep your writing legible. Neat sheet pages are perforated for clean, consistent removal. Spiral lock wire prevents the coil from snagging onto your clothing or backpack. Dividers separate your subjects and provide easy storage for your loose files and notes.

Five-subject notebook features durable, water-resistant covers to keep your notes protected all year long. College-ruled, high-quality paper resists ink bleed to help keep your writing legible. Neat sheet pages are perforated for clean, consistent removal. Spiral lock wire prevents the coil from snagging onto your clothing or backpack. Dividers separate your subjects and provide easy storage for your loose files and notes.

One-subject, wire-bound notebook features durable, water-resistant covers to keep your notes protected all year long. College-ruled, high-quality paper resists ink bleed to help keep your writing legible. Neat sheet pages are perforated for clean, consistent removal. Spiral lock wire prevents the coil from snagging onto your clothing or backpack. Reinforced storage pocket help prevent tears and offers convenient storage for your loose papers.

Three-subject, wire-bound notebook features durable, water-resistant covers to keep your notes protected all year long. College-ruled, high-quality paper resists ink bleed to help keep your writing legible. Neat sheet pages are perforated for clean, consistent removal. Spiral lock wire prevents the coil from snagging onto your clothing or backpack. Reinforced storage pockets help prevent tears and offers convenient storage for your loose papers.

Three-subject, wire-bound notebook features durable, water-resistant covers to keep your notes protected all year long. College-ruled, high-quality paper resists ink bleed to help keep your writing legible. Neat sheet pages are perforated for clean, consistent removal. Spiral lock wire prevents the coil from snagging onto your clothing or backpack. Reinforced storage pockets help prevent tears and offers convenient storage for your loose papers.

One-subject notebook features vividly bright colors and a trendy design to make this notebook stand out above the rest. College-ruled, high-quality paper resists ink bleed to help keep your writing legible. Three-hole punched notebook allows you to keep this neatly stored in a standard ringed binder (sold separately). Wire-bound pages allow the notebook to open completely on your desk for easier writing.

Citizen embraces a classic concrete look with a twist of beautiful color. The subtle brushed color variations of this porcelain tile range from soft tan to a rich gray, and achieves a unique yet versatile look for floors, walls and countertops. The large format tile size of 24"x48" offers a more seamless, industrial look, while still providing the durability and ease of maintenance that a porcelain tile provides. Additional sizes, including 12"x24" and 24"x24" square are ideal for any room in the house, and are sure to leave a lasting impression. Color: SUBJECT.

One-subject notebook features vividly bright colors and a trendy design to make this notebook stand out above the rest. College-ruled, high-quality paper resists ink bleed to help keep your writing legible. Three-hole punched notebook allows you to keep this neatly stored in a standard ringed binder (sold separately). Wire-bound pages allow the notebook to open completely on your desk for easier writing.

Pockets Plus Lab Book includes a tri-pocket cover and 100 quad-ruled duplicated sets with no carbon required. The pages are numbered and wirebound.

Help Students Organize Their Subject Work In One Place These 4-pocket resource folders are just what students need to organize their papers into separate pockets for language arts, science, social studies, and math. Each folder includes panels with tips for decoding words, examples of long and short vowels, a 100 grid, guides to shapes and ordinal numbers, and information on days of the week and months of the year, as well as a compass rose and seasonal illustrations. Set of 12 4-pocket folders * laminated * Size: 9" by 12" each * Pockets labeled Language Arts * Science * Social Studies * and Math 157975 All-In-One Subjects 4-Pocket Folders All-In-One Subjects Folder with Helpful Resources - 4 Pockets - 12 Pack 157975 All-In-One Subjects 4-Pocket Folders All-In-One Subjects Folder with Helpful Resources - 4 Pockets - 12 Pack

Roaring Spring College Ruled One Subject Spiral Notebook, 3 Hole Punched, Double Pocket, 11" x 9" 100 Sheets, Assorted Colors

A vitality style on colored white cover spiral souvenir notebook with vertex pen pattern design pocket A clear assortment of different color tabs to carry on every meeting with you Plastic cover notebook Souvenir Vertex pen inserted into elastic pen loop, unimprinted Interior pocket Elastic closure 4 subject dividers with colored tabs 100 sheets of lined white paper Add your personalization

8 1/2" x 11" notebook FSC -certified paper cover 240 pages of white lined paper Through a partnership with 1% For The Planet, one percent of sales of this EcoSmart product are donated to environmental nonprofits Add your custom one-color personalization

8 1/2" x 11" notebook FSC -certified recycled paper cover 240 pages of white lined paper with 4 dividers Through a partnership with 1% For The Planet, one percent of sales of this EcoSmart product are donated to environmental nonprofits Add your custom one-color personalization

Single-subject, spiral-bound notebooks are made of 100 percent post-consumer material, giving new life to old paper. Process Chlorine Free (PCF) eliminates harmful chlorine emissions. Acid-free, archival-quality paper preserves documents and prevents yellowing over time. Each 17 lb. sheet is college-ruled with no margin and no perforation. Environmentally responsible, soy-based ink is used for rulings. Covers and wires are made from recycled materials.

Robert Williams is called by the police during a business meeting. His wife Lauren is in shock, after finding a dead man in her home. More dead bodies are found in the city the day after. The modus operandi looks the same but there's something not quite right. Is it the same killer or a copycat? Police start investigating the mysterious murders, but it looks like someone has unleashed the perfect prototype. The question is... will they be able to keep everything under control?

The Subject of Experience is about the self, the person. It takes the form of a series of essays which draw on literature and psychology as well as philosophy. Galen Strawson discusses the phenomenology or experience of having or being a self (What is the character of self-experience?) and the fundamental metaphysics of the self (Does the self exist? If so, what is its nature? How long do selves last?): he develops an approach to the metaphysical questions out of the results of the phenomenological investigation. He argues that it is legitimate to say that there is such a thing as the self as distinct from the human being. At the same time he raises doubts about how long selves can be supposed to last, insofar as they are distinct from human beings. He also raises a doubt about whether a self (or indeed a human being) can really be said to lose anything in dying. He criticizes the popular notion of the narrative self, and considers the differences between 'Endurers' or 'Diachronic' people, who feel that they are the same person when they consider their past and future, and 'Transients' or 'Episodic' people, who do not feel this. He considers the first-person pronoun 'I' and a number of puzzles raised by the phenomena of self-reference and self-knowledge. He examines Locke's, Hume's and Kant's accounts of the mind and personal identity, and argues that Locke and Hume have been badly misunderstood.