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January 1, 1970
…2011 Indiana fair collapse. Kentucky has embraced TRD’s staking study and ballasting study, and surrounding states are watching what Kentucky does as they look to develop their own codes. We…
January 1, 1970
…manufacturer may not have all the answers to these questions,” says Glen Raven’s Mike VonWachenfeldt, “but perhaps their print provider or the Fabric Graphics Association can help provide those answers…
January 1, 1970
…practice will likely become commonplace here before long. Several companies are manufacturing soft-sided fabric silos for storage of bulk goods in warehouses. Agriculture is a new field for these firms;…
January 1, 1970
…images without even needing to be badgered, we tend to send them chocolate, or try to adopt them.” So if you want free publicity, make sure you know what constitutes…
January 1, 1970
…war reserve inventory of shelters.” For more information on USIFI, a division of the Industrial Fabrics Association International, visit www.usifi.com. Sigrid Tornquist is the editor of Specialty Fabrics Review….
January 1, 1970
…sign making and digital workflow best practices. X-Rite serves a range of industries, including printing, packaging, photography, graphic design, video, automotive, paints, plastics, textiles, dental and medical. The company develops,…
January 1, 1970
…By Sigrid Tornquist Can learning science through the study of biological oceanic projects and learning math through marine fabrication give high school students the tools they need for…
January 1, 1970
…Commerce, provided answers to the following questions: Q. What steps should a business take to get into the global marketplace? A. The best way to enter the global marketplace is…
January 1, 1970
…service. A few points to remember: Always apologize, even if you think you did nothing wrong. Listen to the complaint without interrupting. Sympathize. Take notes and ask questions afterward for…
January 1, 1970
…with their kids.” All customers, however, are looking for sensible materials that are easy to maintain and clean. Simpler lines are also the standard—not as complicated and making smarter use…
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