One of the first residents, Michael Schober, is the building's unofficial historian; he became fascinated with the story of the home and filled a binder with news articles dating to the mid-1800s.
The gift-taking tailed off in subsequent years — there was $5,000 worth in 2003 — but Mr. Huckabee's tangles with the state ethics commission fill a thick binder with documents spanning much of his time as governor.
DETROIT — In the old General Motors, employees were evaluated according to a "performance measurement process" that could fill a three-ring binder.
Obama's policy advisers had in mind enough specific plans to fill a 300-page binder — plans that might total some three-quarters of a trillion dollars in public spending.
Another option is to take a binder and fill it with loose-leaf paper, that allows pockets, more room for decorating the cover, and you can use it over and over again!
He filled a black nylon binder with images of the posters, and used it as a sales catalogue.
Before the wedding, Ms. Scutt reminisced about their early courtship, the record of which, not surprisingly, fills a three-ring binder and quite a bit of computer hard-drive space.
After the 2008 election, aides on Mr. Obama's transition team filled a three-ring binder with a list of about two dozen potential appeals courts nominees, several people familiar with the process said.
Much of his art is divided up into "projects," such as Rasa, an epic collection of writing, drawing, and photography that nearly fills a dozen three-ring binders.
Somewhere, between one candidate's warnings about returning to the past, and the other candidate's fears of persisting on the current path to the future, is a here and now filled -- like a binder -- full of people, who have not figured into the campaign conversation at all.
