FSU weekly news (March 31 - April 4)
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In this edition of FSU Headlines (18:26):
- FSU College of Business rises in BussinessWeek rankings
- FSU presentation focuses on tough economy’s impact on families
- New vending machine on FSU’s campus provides healthy snacks
- FSU College of Business inducts Jim Massey to hall of fame
- FSU civil rights expert celebrates life on 40th anniversary of MLK’s death
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October 30th, 2009 at 8:49 pm
Hello just figured i would let you know i also had a problem with your blog appearing frozen also. Must be gremlins in the system.
December 1st, 2009 at 5:50 pm
Nice blog, I was performing some web snooping and happened upon your website, I was wondering if you knew your blog is displaying strangely in the K-mellon browser. I can see everything but the pictures are somehow out of whack. Probably not a huge deal since hardly nobody utilizes it any longer but I am old school and still use it.
March 5th, 2010 at 5:31 pm
Strands: Strands refers to the number of reinforcing stainless steel strands that are within the nylon coating of the flexible beading wire. (Strands does not refer to separate pieces of wire on the spool.) The more strands, the less likely the wire will fray or break over time and the greater the wire’s resistance to kinking and becoming misshapen. The greater the number of strands, the better the overall quality of the wire (and therefore the higher the cost). A 7-strand wire has 7 strands of stainless steel twisted within the nylon coating; a 21-strand wire has three 7-strand twists within the nylon; and a 49-strand wire has seven 7-strand twists within the nylon coating.
March 5th, 2010 at 7:55 pm
Can I use scissors to cut beading wire? We do not recommend cutting beading wire with regular scissors, as this may damage your scissors. In addition, they may not cut the beading wire cleanly or get sufficiently close. We recommend that you use either a bead nipper (TL0308) or cutter (TL0300).
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