American art is also big this week, represented in a sale (Nov. 29) that is especially strong in Western paintings; a sale of rock and pop memorabilia, which includes a notebook filled with the neatly handwritten lyrics of Hank Williams, follows (Nov. 30).
The MK605 kit includes a notebook riser, along with a wireless mouse and keyboard that utlize Logitech's new Unifying receiving technology.
Actually the accouterments of science (including a notebook supposedly filled with observations by Sigourney Weaver's scientifically credentialed character) are more common here than the substance.
Prosecutors are confident that fingerprint and other evidence - including a notebook recording the proposed bombing sites and the purchase of explosives - links them conclusively to the attacks.
The show will include 20 original documents and photographs relating to Goudstikker's life, including a notebook inventorying more than 1,000 of his holdings, a document Goudstikker is thought to have typed in anticipation of his escape from the Nazis.
It joins more than 200 other items in what is billed as the largest-ever exhibition on Texas music, including a notebook from a 10-year-old Willie Nelson that is filled with love songs, the accordion Flaco and Santiago Jimenez learned to play on, and old Scott Joplin piano rolls.
The device is said to be the inaugural major product from Facebook's hardware-focused Building 8 product development lab, and will include a notebook-sized display.
There's also a Business Bundle for $249 that includes a A5 notebook, transcription software, and a charging cradle.
UNICEF and the Iraq Ministry of Education have also jointly developed a package of basic educational supplies for primary and intermediate students (Grades 1-9 .. Each package only costs about US$5 per student and includes a backpack, notebooks, pencils, sharpeners, erasers and a drawing book.
The exhibit, which runs through July 13, includes a well-doodled notebook the future author kept while studying at Oxford University in England (he dropped out before earning his doctorate), as well as early illustrations for humor magazines.
Other new material, including a joint notebook from a 1925 trip to New Mexico (inspiration for "Death Comes for the Archbishop"), donated by Charles Cather, promises to provide insight into Cather's collaborative relationship with Lewis, an advertising copywriter whom scholars have sometimes depicted as merely Cather's secretary cum doormat.
