Critic’s Notebook: ‘The Killing’ provokes murderous response
For better or worse, the season finale of the AMC series generates the kind of reaction usually reserved for the final episode of long-running shows. Never mind who killed Rosie Larsen. The mystery I want solved is how AMC shows continue to have cultural footprints so much larger than their audience. It began with “Mad Men” and continues now with “The Killing,” the season finale of which left …
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Royals notebook | Escobar looks to carry hot streak into homestand
Shortstop Alcides Escobar resurrected his offensive season by going 22 for 43 over the last games and raising his average from .203 to .255. “I’m feeling real comfortable right now,” he said.
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Monet Notebook (Decorative Notebooks)

One of the noted French painter’s masterly paintings (Water Lilies, 1914) graces the cover of this useful, ruled notebook. Ideal for lists, phone numbers, other information.

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2Be Personal Notebook, Poly Cover, Double Pocket, 7 x 5 Inches, College Rule, 100 Sheets, Assorted Colors (43076)

• 7 x 5 inch personal size
• Printed inside pocket
• Poly cover
• Twin wire
• College rule
• Twin wire bound notebook

Top Flight personal notebooks are designed with high quality in mind to fit a variety of needs. Students of all ages will appreciated the printed double pocket and easy-to-use perforated pages. Each notebook features a black twin wire that holds 100 sheets of micro-perforated heavyweight 20 # college rule paper and measures approximately 7 x 5 inches. The 2be line is available in an assortment of stylish poly covers in floral designs to please every taste. Top Flight Incorporated has been in bus

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Writersblok Small Notebook, Ruled, Pack of 3, 3.25 x 5-Inches (WB701), Colors may vary

• Set of 3 soft back notebooks with kraft card cover
• 80 ruled pages
• Smooth acid free paper
• Inner back pocket and optional use label
• Measures 3.25 x 5-Inches

Writing is a good exercise. It’s good for your mind in the same way that riding a bike is good for your legs. It’s a way to communicate, capture a thought, grow an idea. It helps you think, be more creative, and…it’s fun. And these are things we think are good and good for you. WRITERSBLOK is a line of notebooks and stationery products aimed at encouraging the activity of writing. We’ll give you the basic tools and you can take them wherever you want. The possibilities are endless. Bes

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