Pomme BayÃ¡: Translates to Apple-Berry. The second of two new fantastique flavors inspired by two cultures, French & Spanish. With bolder flavors than others, and new tall cans too! Cerise LimÃ³n: Translates to Cherry Lime. One of two new fantastique flavors inspired by two cultures, French & Spanish.
It's about 18 inches from the elbow to the tip of the middle finger. Of course, check these dimensions by measuring yourself first. * If you're ever at a loss for a ruler, look in your wallet. Laid out flat, a $1 bill is 6 1/4 inches long. Folded in half, the bill is 3 1/8 inches; folded in half again, it measures almost exactly 1 1/2 inches. Folded lengthwise, the 2 5/8-inch-wide bill gives you a measurement that is very close to 1 1/4 inches. Also, a penny is exactly three-fourths of an inch across. A standard paper clip is 1 1/4 inches long; a giant clip, 1 7/8 inches. * If you don't have a ruler handy, slip a thin rubber band around a straight stick. That way, you'll have a sliding marker that will preserve your last measurement.
Paper Weights & Information. When weighing papers, manufacturers weigh one ream (500 sheets) of the paperâs parent sheets. There for, 500 20â³ x 26â³ sheets of 24lb cover stock would actually weigh 24 pounds. The different parent sizes complicate things, but in the end, the weights do make some sense. For the vast majority of people who deal primarily with pre-cut 8 1/2â³ x 11â³ sheets, it is helpful to have comparable weights between the different paper grades. A table of the most common and useful stocks and their weights is listed below. Weights in the same row are very close or equivalent to each other.