Paper

I assume when you say "mainstream," you are referring to a major national TV or radio network (like ABC, NBC or CBS, and on radio, NPR), or a major national cable channel like CNN, Fox, and MSNBC. It should first be noted that some people believe the myth that the "mainstream media" are all liberal (except for Fox), but in reality, the mainstream media are corporate. More will be said about that later in this answer.

The primary advantage to the mainstream news media is that it has a global scope, which means that reporters can cover stories from all over the world. Mainstream news is also perceived as more professional and reliable than what you may find on blogs: mainstream news reporters have to do some fact-checking, and their work is also supervised by editors. And mainstream media have some high-profile star reporters, both in print and on TV & radio, who have excellent contacts and are very well-known for getting to the story and telling it thoroughly and accurately.

But a major disadvantage to any corporate medium is that the news can be influenced by sponsors or by whoever has political power. A network might hesitate to do an investigative report about one of its biggest advertisers, or it might shy away from saying negative things about a very influential political figure. Corporate media often avoid criticizing capitalism or criticizing big business, since the owners of the networks would not appreciate being the subject of such criticism (even if it is deserved). The other problem with the mainstream media is that more of them are having a hard time separating commentary from news, especially on cable. Some mainstream networks do lean liberal, as MSNBC does, or they may lean conservative, as Fox does; many, especially the broadcast networks like ABC/NBC/CBS, try to be centrist, and so does CNN on cable. But no network or channel or publication is entirely neutral, since the perspectives of those who write and report will often get into the way the news is covered.

High-grade paper typically refers to paper that is of superior quality in terms of weight, texture, finish, and durability. It is often used for high-end printing projects, such as business cards, brochures, invitations, and marketing materials. High-grade paper may be smoother, thicker, and more resistant to bending or tearing than standard paper.

there are 74 lines on both sides of paper but on 1 side there is 35.

A quarter of an A4 sheet of paper is typically referred to as a quarter sheet or quarter page. It is a common measurement used in printing and design to indicate a smaller portion of a standard A4 size paper.

Paper mache is a craft technique where pieces of paper are bound together using a paste mixture (typically made of glue and water). It is often used to create sculptures, masks, and other decorative objects by layering the paper and paste mixture over a mold or armature.

Three top examples of commercial paper houses are IKEA, Muji, and Tiger. These companies are well-known for their affordable yet stylish furniture and home decor products made from paper-based materials. They offer a wide range of innovative, eco-friendly solutions for consumers looking for sustainable living options.

The most popular font size for printing on A4 paper is typically 12 points. This font size is easy to read and maintain good readability. Adjustments may be necessary depending on the specific typeface being used.

Microfilm or microfiche

Bleedproof paper is a type of high-quality paper that prevents ink from bleeding through to the other side, making it ideal for marker pens, fountain pens, and other inks that tend to smudge or bleed on regular paper. It has a coated surface that helps to keep ink on top of the paper rather than seeping into it.

5x7 paper is commonly referred to as "5x7 size" or "5x7 inches."

Coupons are typically printed on newsprint paper or glossy magazine paper. Newsprint paper is commonly used for mass distribution of coupons through newspapers and direct mail, while glossy magazine paper is used for higher quality and more visually appealing coupons found in magazines and promotional materials.

Carbon paper was once commonly used to make copies of handwritten or typed documents. It was placed between two sheets of paper, and pressure from writing or typing on the top sheet would transfer the carbon image onto the bottom sheet.

• Certificates of deposit and commercial papers are both instruments used in the money market for different financial purposes.

• A certificate of deposit (CD) is a document issued by the bank to an investor who chooses to deposit his funds in the bank for a specific amount of time. Once the money has been deposited the depositor cannot withdraw the funds before maturity without incurring a penalty for early withdrawal.

• Commercial paper is used a substitute for a bank loan and is a short term money market instrument which matures within a period of 270 days.

• The main difference between the two forms of instruments is the time period of maturity of the two. While a CD is usually for a longer term, a promissory note is for a shorter period.

China invented paper so paper has been is use for thousands of years.

14 Point paper refers to the exact thickness of the paper at .014 inches or 0.356 millimeters. This is equivalent to 114 Lb. card stock or 308.52 gsm.

At many brand name supermarkets such as Wal-Mart or Target, loose leaf paper only costs about 85 cents. Of course it'll differ from store to store and the economy is up, so it's cost may be higher than usual.

Paper is typically made from wood pulp, which can come from various types of trees such as softwood (e.g. pine, spruce) or hardwood (e.g. oak, birch). Different trees yield different quality of paper based on their fiber length and composition.

Usually a group of paper is called a ream. This would be around 500 sheets. Otherwise it is referred to as a stack of paper.

Toilet paper will burn faster than newspaper or notebook paper because it is thinner and less dense. Additionally, toilet paper is designed to break down quickly when exposed to moisture, making it easier to ignite and burn.

The valuable crop used to make paper is called "papyrus." It was used in ancient Egypt and other cultures to create paper-like material for writing and other purposes.

A regular piece of paper is typically 8.5 inches by 11 inches (or 21.59 cm by 27.94 cm) in size. This size is commonly known as letter size in the United States.

The small strips on the sides of perforated notebook paper that are torn off are typically called perforation scraps or perforation trim.

The first paper discovered was made in 206 B.C., (early han dynasty) it still exists in a tomb in china. The inventor of that is unknown, but we know that the inventor was Chinese, so, paper was invented in China. Paper was actually made for armor and shoes. But paper was greatly improved by a Chinese man named Cai Lun, in 105 A.D., in the later han dynasty. Cai Lun was a government official. He came up with the idea (i don't know how) to make writing somewhat easier. He then presented it to the emperor. It then became popular, because the emperor loved the idea.

No, paper cannot kill you unless it is used in a dangerous manner such as sharp edges being used to harm yourself or by ingesting large amounts of it. Paper is typically a safe material when used appropriately.