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A private, off-campus apartment complex geared toward students and located just blocks away from the University of Cincinnati is facing possible foreclosure.
The Bank of America has filed legal action in the Hamilton County Court of Common Pleas against the owner of McMillan Manor, a five-story, 122-unit apartment building that opened in 2006.
The state of Ohio has approved funds to help a Cincinnati brewery expand its operations, as well as assisting two other local companies with projects.
The state will spend $663,000 to assist the Samuel Adams Brewery Co. in expanding operations on Poplar Street in the West End. The money will go toward buying the property needed for the expansion, which is located next to the existing brewery.
The bloodletting in the newsroom at The Enquirer is over, at least for now.
Editor Carolyn Washburn sent an email to the newspaper's editorial staff this morning, announcing the names of 12 people who have decided to accept a voluntary "early retirement" severance deal offered by The Enquirer's parent firm, The Gannett Co.
CityBeat already has reported that political columnist Howard Wilkinson, longtime photographer Michael Keating and Editorial Page Editor Ray Cooklis were among those departing the media company.
Other editorial staffers who are taking the buyout are business reporter Mike Boyer; Features Editor Dave Caudill; news reporter Steve Kemme; Copy Desk Chief Sue Lancaster; Production Manager Greg Noble; Butler/Warren Editor Jim Rohrer; sports copy editor Bill Thompson; Copy Editor Pat Tolzmann; and Copy Editor Tim Vonderbrink.
They join Assistant Managing Editor/Sports Barry Forbis and Deputy Sports Editor Rory Glynn, who announced their resignations in March.
In her email, Washburn wrote that the company will throw a party in its conference room for the departing staffers on April 12.
As one ex-Enquirer reporter said when hearing about the plans, "Some sendoff for those leaving. Washburn is throwing them a 'proper party,' whatever that is, for them on the 20th floor, no doubt in the sterile training room where staffers learn about inane new corporate initiatives. A 'proper party' for the loss of 350-plus years of experience and institutional knowledge would be an employee tavern of choice with an open bar, but what would Washburn know?"
Gannett announced the buyout offer Feb. 9 and gave employees 45 days to decide whether to apply for the deal.
At the close of the offer period, editors reviewed applications and made final decisions; some people who apply for the deal potentially could've been turned down if their position is deemed essential to the newspaper's operation.
Under the deal, newspaper employees who are age 56 or older and have at least 20 years of service with Gannett as of March 31 are eligible. Although executives said 785 employees meet the criteria, the deal only is being offered to 665 employees "due to ongoing operational needs at the company."
As part of reductions mandated by Gannett, The Enquirer has laid off about 150 workers during the past two years. Also, employees have had to take five unpaid furloughs during the past three years.
Gannett recently gave Craig Dubow, its CEO who allegedly left the company due to health reasons, a $37.1 million compensation package. The Columbia Journalism Review examined what Gannett could've bought with that money instead, including paying for the starting salaries of 1,474 staffers at The Indianapolis Star or 310,720 annual subscriptions to The Tallahassee Democrat's website.
Here is the full text of Washburn's email:
From: Washburn, Carolyn
Sent: Wednesday, April 04, 2012 8:39 AM
To: CIN-News Users; ohiodaily
Subject: saying thank you to our new retirees
It's official now. In the next couple of weeks we will say thank you and best wishes to these colleagues who have decided to take the company's early retirement offer. The complete group is, in no particular order:
Dave Caudill, Greg Noble, Jim Rohrer, Sue Lancaster, Pat Tolzmann, Tim Vonderbrink, Bill Thompson, Michael Keating, Mike Boyer, Steve Kemme, Howard Wilkinson, Ray Cooklis
Ray will be here until April 27. Greg's last day in the office was a week or so ago, before a furlough and vacation. Everyone else will have their last day next Thursday, April 12.
We will have a proper party in the 20th floor conference room on April 12 at 4pm.
I'll meet with some small groups in the next few days and we'll have a full staff meeting the week of April 16 to talk about what's next, now that we are confirmed on who chose to retire. There is a plan. :)
We will be very sad to say goodbye. But I am happy for these folks who decided this was the right thing for them.
Thanks again to Dave, Greg, JR, Sue, Pat, Tim, Bill, Michael, Mike, Steve, Howard and Ray.
Humana announced Wednesday that they'll be adding 700 jobs to their Cincinnati operations by 2010. With the struggling economy, this is welcome news.
Phil Burress' obsession with other people's sex lives is continuing unabated.
Burress, the head of Sharonville-based Citizens for Community Values (CCV), is upset that this year's Cincinnati Equinox Pride Festival is being held downtown on the Fourth of July and could potentially intrude on some Independence Day events. CCV has sent a mass e-mail to its followers, asking them to write letters of protest to companies sponsoring the event.
CityBeat has held off on posting the names of some people we've heard have been laid off from The Cincinnati Enquirer pending better verification, but we can now confirm two more departures.
Assistant Business Editor Randy Tucker and Obituaries Writer Rebecca Goodman have left the newspaper's staff. Tucker was a victim of the layoffs; it's unclear whether Goodman was laid off or chose to leave since she recently graduated from law school.
Two prominent Democratic congress members say a $3 million settlement between Cintas Corp. and federal workplace safety regulators is insufficient because it downgrades the severity of the company's violations and gives it two years to install new safety equipment.
Another round of layoffs hit Cincinnati's only remaining daily newspaper this afternoon. Various reports indicate between 12 and 20 people were let go at The Enquirer.


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The ACRL IS Information Literacy in the Disciplines Committee has gathered links and citations to information literacy standards and curricula developed by accrediting agencies, professional associations, and institutions of higher education in Anthropology.
Accrediting Agencies & Professional Associations
ALA/ACRL/ANSS Anthropology and Sociology Section) Instruction and Information Literacy Committee
- ALA/ACRL/ANSS Anthropology and Sociology Section) Instruction and Information Literacy Committee Task Force on IL Standards. 2008. Information Literacy Standards for Anthropology and Sociology Students. January 15, 2008. http://www.acrl.org/ala/mgrps/divs/acrl/standards/anthro_soc_standards.cfm (accessed February 21, 2010).
American Anthropological Association
Society for Applied Anthropology
Society for Medical Anthropology
Articles & Curricula
Alternative literacies: In school and beyond (Special issue, December, 1993). Anthropology & Education Quarterly 24, no. 3. (multiple articles).
Caravello, Patti S. 2006. Research skills for anthropology and sociology students. Anthropology News 47, no. 9: 22.
Durnin, Jean-François, and Catherine Fortier. 2008. Appropriation du questionnaire d'auto-évaluation des connaissances informationnelles par les bibliothécaires: Le cas des sciences de l'éducation et de l'anthropologie à l'Université de Montréal. (French). / Appropriation of the self-assessment of information literacy skills by the librarians: The case of education sciences and anthropology at the Université de Montréal. (English). IFLA Conference Proceedings: 1-15.
Engel, Claudia A. 2007. Learning anthropology in the digital age. Anthropology News 48, no. 1: 27-28.
Fischer, Michael D. 2006. Introduction: Configuring anthropology. Social Science Computer Review 24, no. 1: 3-14.
Gardner, Susan & Susanna Eng. 2006. Web-based resources for anthropology research. Online 30, no. 6: 25-30.
Hartmann, Jonathan. 1993. Information needs of anthropologists. M.L.S. Research Paper, Kent State University. ERIC. (ED465375). http://eric.ed.gov/ERICDocs/data/ericdocs2sql/content_storage_01/0000019b/80/15/54/3d.pdf (accessed April 22, 2008).
Hartmann, Jonathan. 1995. Information needs of anthropologists. Behavioral & Social Sciences Librarian 13, no. 2: 13-34.
Rice, Patricia C. 2007. Strategies for facilitating student learning. Anthropology News 48, no. 11: 27.
Spurling, Norman Kent. 1973. Information needs and bibliographic problems of the anthropology departments at U.N.C. and Duke University. Master's Thesis, University Of North Carolina, Chapel Hill.
Ungar, Sheldon. 2003. Misplaced metaphor: A critical analysis of the "knowledge society." The Canadian Review of Sociology and Anthropology 40, no. 3: 331-47.
Weeks, John M. 1997. Introduction to library research in anthropology. 2nd ed. Boulder, CO: Westview Press.
Teaching Materials
Blackhurst, Hector. 2010. Internet Anthropologist. Intute: Virtual Training Suite. http://www.vts.intute.ac.uk/tutorial/anthropology (accessed February 21, 2010).
Library Research in Anthropology. Purdue University. http://www.lib.purdue.edu/hsse/researchguides/anthrotutorial/index2.html# (accessed February 21, 2010).

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I've installed ZCS-open source...it works fine with webclient.
When using Zimbra Desktop (ZD) its possible to send mails, but i receive no new ones. Using the webclient it works....and now, after using the webclient ZD is able to download the new mails.
Why can't ZD get new mails without using the webclient before...what do I have to change??
...in hope there is someone being able to help
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A few weeks back I wrote a post HERE about how much my kids love IronKids Gummy Vitamins. We have permanently made these our families vitamins. I also informed you that if you signed up to receive the newsletter you would receive a $2 coupon in the mail for Canadians or a $2 coupon code American moms could use at Walgreens.com. I signed up and I quickly got my coupon in the mail. I later received a very generous package from Deb at IronKids as a thank you and for my kids to try out.
The package contained four full size bottles of IronKids Gummy Vitamins. One bottle was the Multi-Vitamin for Active kids , one Omega-3 for Smart kids, one Calcium for Growing kids and one Vitamin D for Healthy kids. This was great because we originally had tried the Multi Vitamin for Active kids and since my kids loved them, we had not tried any others. They love that they were not chalky and that the taste was great. I love that IronKids is a Canadian company and their products are available in both Canada and The United States. There are many benefits to choosing IronKids over other brands. These benefits include, they have no sugar coating, no artificial colours, dye's or flavours and no aspertame (common ingredients on other gummies) IronKids Gummies are an all natural vitamin, everything on the label can be identified. Isn't that great?
I decided to start the kids with the vitamin D this time, being winter and not nearly as sunny as we would like. My oldest daughter instantly told me she liked these more than the ones they originally had and enjoyed. They are orange and peach and she only needs to take 1 a day. My sons however chose to continue with the Multi vitamin. They are very active in sports and they prefer the taste variety, my youngest takes the Calcium. With a big family and every child having specific needs this four pack was perfect for us. It gave me the chance to see what the best choice for each child was. All of the kids will be trying the Omega-3 next when these bottles are done :). It is great to have a Canadian company understand the various needs of families. IronKids has us as customers for life. I recommend this company to other families with confidence that you will find the right vitamin for your children's lifestyle and specific needs. I have not once had to remind my kids to take their vitamins since IronKids has been in our home, they ask me if they can take them. That makes me feel really good.
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i know this is not the right place to raise this question but i am sure most of the people must be face this problem and might someone can suggest me any solution.
For our client we provide MPLS ( private network ) and as well as internet network to access our applications and mails. we were doing testing for network redunancy to access our mail server means if MPLS gets down then client should able to access mail through broadband and vise versa..
Now the problem is user configuring outlook with domain name like mail.example.com. Now question raise how to do the ip configuration for both connectivity. so we have put entry in hosts file of client's windows xp m/c for both ip..for example :
< private ip address of mail server > mail.example.com
< public ip address of mail server > mail.example.com
now when user access the outlook its goes through private network ..we have checked through netstat and when we disconnect the MPLS connectivity then user has to comment the first entry then only request goes through public ip as hosts file is not intelligent to check the second entry if first one doesnt work.
Here below 2 disadvantages are :
1. user has to manually comment the first entry when MPLS goes down
2. my private ip address of mail server will get expose to users which i dont want.
So is there any other way to do the settings ? or we need to do any configuration router / firewall end ??
It wil be great If any one suggest me anything on this.


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Miami, FL (Sports Network) - LeBron James has taken the idea of "being hot" to
another level.
On Tuesday, James became the first player in NBA history to score at least 30
points and shoot at least 60 percent in six straight games, as the Miami Heat
downed the Portland Trail Blazers, 117-104, at American Airlines Arena.
James finished with 30 points on 11-of-15 shooting (73.3 percent), while also
dishing out nine assists.
Chris Bosh scored 32 points and pulled down 11 rebounds and Dwyane Wade
finished with 24 points, nine rebounds and seven assists for the Heat,
winners in six straight.
Damian Lillard poured in a game-high 33 points and LaMarcus Aldridge added 29
for the Blazers, who have dropped four straight.
Wesley Matthews had 20 points on 8-of-13 shooting in the setback.
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- Specialty: Handcrafted utensils, bowls and objects for everyday use
- Price range: ($$) Mid-Range
- Website: hatchetandbear.co.uk
Store History
- Founded: 2012
- Founded by: EJ Osborne
- Headquarters: England
Hatchet & Bear is a collection of handcrafted utensils, bowls and objects for everyday use. Items are made in England by EJ Osborne, using simple tools, traditional methods, and locally gathered wood.
Founded in 2012 in England, Hatchet & Bear makes handcrafted utensils, bowls, and objects for everyday use, by combining traditional methods, simple hand tools and locally foraged wood.
Name/Title: EJ Osborne
Open/launch date: End of 2012
Inspiration for opening: I look closely at product design in a historical context — how things were done, how things have evolved, and how lots of things have become over-processed and ruined. I like to take manufactured products, turn back time and take them on a different route. I like to present people with alternatives. Take the simple wooden spoon - a usually soulless, mass-
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Day 2 In Springfield IllinoisWritten by on June 6, 2010
Day two of the 2010 Hot Rod Power Tour starts with the morning drivers' meeting. David Freiburger, Editor-In-Chief of Hot Rod, welcomed everybody to Power Tour. From a show of hands it appears that their are a lot of first time long haulers on Power Tour this year. Thats great to see! Newbies don't worry, you're among family on the tour, so enjoy yourselves and the experience. We're sure you'll be back next year!
David also told the drivers about getting their car in the magazine and on the website. He and photographer Wes Alison are driving the route and stopping at various places for good photoshoots. They'll flag cars down, setup the shoot, get the shot and drivers' information. Then its off for more photos. They'll also be shooting as they drive down the road.
With the final instructions given its time to head out to Springfield!
On the drive during day two of the 2010 Hot Rod Power Tour the route led us through Keokuk, IA. We found the red carpet rolled out and the entire town was on hand to welcome us. Every sidewalk was crowded with enthusiastic car people!
Crossing the state line into Illinois brought us through Carthage.
Arriving in Springfield we found downtown full of cars and people!


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|Holyoke Dragons run right past Cornerstone Christian Academy
|Written by Chris Lee
HHS improves to 2-2, first back-to-back wins since 2008
It was all Holyoke Saturday night, Sept. 22 as the Dragon football team ran right past Cornerstone Christian Academy 55-0 in Westminster.
"It was a very good win for the kids," coach John Zilla said Monday.
Three Dragon running backs eclipsed the 100-yard mark as Holyoke rushed for a total of 385 yards in the blowout victory. It was the second consecutive shutout victory for Holyoke after a 40-0 win over Highland a week earlier.
With two impressive victories, Zilla said he told the team, "We are the real deal. We can hit and we can play football."
The win improves the Dragon record to 2-2 on the season. They will host Resurrection Christian Saturday, Sept. 29 at 11 a.m. at Max Bernard Field.
Cornerstone Christian Academy (CCA) won the toss and deferred to the second half. They were eager to get the ball, however, and attempted an onside kick to get things started. After an illegal procedure on the Bulldogs, they were forced to try it again. This time the onside kick went out of bounds, setting the Dragons up at their own 45 yard line.
It was evident on Holyoke's first drive they wouldn't have any trouble moving the ball on the ground. Dylan Kotch got things started with a 12-yard gain on the first play from scrimmage. Kotch, along with Brett and Bradley Cumming, moved the ball down to the Bulldogs' four yard line. From there, Bradley Cumming punched it in for the first score of the game with 9:56 left in the opening quarter. The PAT by Saul Ramos was good, giving the Dragons the early 7-0 lead.
Zilla said he was very pleased with the way the offensive line looked Friday night.
CCA managed to gain a first down on their opening drive but it quickly came to an end when they turned the ball over on downs. HHS senior guard Jesus Hermosillo laid down a nice hit to stop the Bulldogs on fourth down.
Holyoke began the next drive at their own 29 yard line. Brett Cumming took the first snap and galloped clear down to the CCA seven yard line. The run was for not when a flag was thrown on the play, negating the long run.
This would be the first of several long runs that were called back due to penalties on the Dragons.
Six plays later, Brett took the handoff from TJ Gertner and sprinted 43 yards for his first score of the game. Ramos added the PAT to give Holyoke a 14-0 lead with 5:43 left in the first quarter.
Cornerstone turned the ball over on downs on their next possession after driving down to the Dragon 23 yard line.
Gertner completed his first pass of the game on the next drive. On a second and five from his own 45 yard line, Gertner connected with Brett Cumming for a 55-yard touchdown pass. The PAT was no good.
On the ensuing drive, Holyoke knocked the ball loose and recovered it at their own 38 yard line with time running out on the first quarter.
On a second and six from the CCA 26 yard line, Gertner handed the ball off to Kotch who bulled his way into the end zone for his first score of the year. Kotch broke numerous tackles on the 26-yard scamper. With 11:18 remaining in the half, the PAT was no good, leaving the scoreboard reading 26-0 in favor of the Dragons.
Holyoke's defense continued to impress on the next drive, holding the Bulldogs to a three and out. It was the only time CCA punted the ball the entire game. They opted to go for it on fourth down much of the game.
Holyoke would commit one of its only mistakes on the next drive and cough the ball up on a fumble.
CCA had a nice long drive on its next possession and drove down to the Holyoke 32 yard line but turned the ball over on downs.
Bradley Cumming went on to score the next touchdown for the Dragons on a 25-yard run with 5:56 left in the half. Brother Brett punched in the two-point conversion, leaving the Dragons just six points from a 40-point lead and a running clock.
CCA turned the ball over on downs as the Dragon defense again stood tough.
"The defense came through and made some key stops," Zilla said. The coach also noted the play of the second string as they entered the game and stood tough on defense, stopping CCA inside the red zone.
On first down from Holyoke's 41 yard line, Kotch took the handoff and took off. He broke 11 tackles on his way to the end zone. The celebration quickly ended as the play was called back after an illegal block in the back penalty on Holyoke.
All wasn't lost. Two plays later, Kotch took the rock again and plowed his way into the end zone with 3:08 left on the clock. CCA blocked the PAT but it didn't matter. Holyoke was ahead 40-0 which made for a quick rest of the game.
Bradley Cumming went on to score his third touchdown of the game in the third quarter on a 22-yard run. Ramos added the PAT to give Holyoke a 47-0 lead.
With time winding down in the fourth quarter, Holyoke had a lot of the younger players in on defense. They bent as CCA moved down to the Dragon four yard line, however they didn't break. Logan Tharp read the quarterback perfectly and intercepted the ball near the goal line. He returned it 99 yards for the final score of the game. The Dragons completed the two-point conversion to take a 55-0 lead and eventual victory.
The defense would hold CCA out of the end zone again as time ticked away at the end of the game.
"This was a very big win. It's another stepping stone towards improving on the season," Zilla said.
Zilla said they will face a much bigger team with more athletes Saturday when Resurrection Christian comes to town.
"It's going to be a physical game," the coach said. "We're going to have to show them we are for real and we are going to have to hit them."
Zilla said the Cougars will use both the run and the pass against the Dragon defense.
The coach said even though they have pulled off two impressive wins, the season is not over and the kids will have to stay focused and play football.
Stats recorded
Holyoke finished the game with 441 yards of total offense.
Brett Cumming had 135 yards on 10 carries. He also had one rushing touchdown. Dylan Kotch carried the ball 10 times for 133 yards and two scores. Bradley Cumming ran for 107 yards on nine carries and scored three touchdowns.
Others carrying the ball were Nick Ortner who had a 10-yard carry.
TJ Gertner completed two passes for 56 yards and one touchdown. He completed a pass to Brett Cumming for 45 yards and a touchdown. He also connected with Tharp for an 11-yard pass.
Bradley Cumming and Marques Harvey each had a two-point conversion.
Defensively, Jesus Hermosillo led the team with 11 tackles. Bradley Cumming wasn't far behind with 10.
Holyoke finished the game with one interception. Tharp returned an interception 99 yards for a touchdown. Teammate Logan Zeiler had numerous opportunities but couldn't quite haul in a pick.
Gertner recovered two fumbles while Ortner recovered one.
Brett Cumming returned one punt for 35 yards.
Other North Central action reported
Other North Central Conference teams played last week. Wiggins beat Highland 45-0, Resurrection Christian beat Yuma 36-21 and Wray beat St. Francis, Kan. 26-18.
Holyoke Enterprise September 27, 2012


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Friday, December 11, 2009
Homemade Christmas Gifts: Catnip Mice
5 comments:
- Georgine said...
I had christmas fabric left from my daughter's tree skirt, so I sewed up simple triangles that I still have to fill with catnip. I haven't yet, because I figure I will be bombarded when I open up the catnip container. Your mice are way cuter than my triangles, and I never thought of stuffing with cellophane.
- December 11, 2009 at 9:00 AM
- Cat said...
these are soo cute. Thanks so much for sharing..
I'd like to invite you over to my blog/shoppe to enter to win a pretty pink wrap apron..
Apron Strings by PaisleyCat
Have a great Friday..
- December 11, 2009 at 9:42 AM
- Shore Debris said...
Those catnip treats are so cute!
Yes, my furry household member gets more presents than my husband! I'm working on some dog treats (homemade) and making green stuffed bones (with an old green sweatshirt that had a run-in with bleach) with squeakers and adorned with a red christmas tree made from scraps from a set of trivets I made for my mom. (Actually, every dog on the street is getting one of these bones.)
By the way, I love your froggy fairy lunch box!
- December 11, 2009 at 9:53 AM
- Lace said...
Aww, aren't you the sweetest making your kitter cats gifts? You've got your USEFUL crafty pants on, my friend & I like it! I'm just buying my boyfriend's pup some tennis balls to chew :)
**you should totally link this up on the Holiday How To on mine & Summer's blogs! People would love it!**
- December 12, 2009 at 1:16 AM
- Val in the Rose Garden said...
We sure do! Our three cats (who do NOT match) each get a stuffed mouse, or a stuffed piece of felt for Christmas with catnip. It is already bought for them for this year. :)
Love Val
- December 13, 2009 at 11:52 AM
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How To Prep & Paint Urethane Bumper Covers - Flexible Finishing - Paint & Body SpecialWritten by on March 1, 1999 The Proper Procedure For Preparation And Painting Of Urethane Bumper Covers
Chrome is history, sad to say. About the only vehicles still sporting plated bumpers in showrooms these days are trucks. The shiny stuff didn't disappear overnight, though; its extinction occurred through an evolutionary process. Pontiac started experimenting with "soft" bumpers in the late '60s, introducing them on the 1968 GTO under the name Endura. Chevy offered a similar option for the '69 Camaro, and Chrysler debuted its Elastomeric variation on the '70 'Cuda.
This new generation of bumpers pre-sented a somewhat slicker appearance, as the molded material blended with the bodywork in a more fluid fashion than steel. These soft bumpers were painted to match the body, giving the appearance of no bumper at all. Since they could spring back to their original form after a minor impact, some advertising claims touted their resilience and imperviousness to damage. Unfortunately, these minor impacts revealed a new problem for manufacturers and consumers alike: paint that wasn't as flexible as the surface it was applied to.
By the end of the '70s, the automakers seemed to have it worked out. Camaros, Firebirds, Corvettes, and Mustangs all sported urethane bumper covers: soft, pliable forms that concealed their steel bumpers. The issue of finish adhesion was also solved through new processes and products, which seemed to solve the problem for the manufacturers but not necessarily for consumers.
Ultimately, the pliable fasciae require repainting, either to correct accident damage or as part of a new paint job, and very often, body shops don't take all the correct steps to restore the finish of these urethane pieces. The result is the same as it was back in the early '70s: cracked, peeling paint.
We faced such a problem on a '93 Mustang. A previous owner had repaired the nose area in a slipshod fashion; the paint had been flaking off for some time. Thus, we were afforded the opportunity to outline the proper procedure for this sort of work. But first, we had to locate a suitable repair facility.
The best method for finding a good shop may well be the oldest: word of mouth. A number of Petersen employees had worked with Car-Nation, and the consensus was universal praise. At Car-Nation, we found several specialty cars among the many late-model collision victims, including a pristine '68 Camaro and an equally sharp '66 GTO, both of them there for a touch-up. When classic cars are entrusted to a particular shop it is a good indication of quality workmanship.
The staff at Car-Nation walked us through the steps on our Mustang's fascia. Use this process as a guide for your flexible-surface repair to ensure that it turns out sharp-and stays that way.
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After unbolting the headlamps and lenses, the fascia must be separated from a plastic reinforcement bar. Plastic rivets hold the two together and are intended as one-use items, so we took them out with wire cutters. New rivets are cheap and available at body-shop supply houses.All of the peeling paint on our bumper cover needed to be removed before refinishing. Because the urethane is soft, it can't be sanded like metal. Body-shop supply houses carry aerosol cans of special urethane bumper stripper, but we opted to have ours cleaned professionally. Nick Ballesteros at Auto Bumper Supply in Sun Valley, California, took our cover down and primed it in one day for $50.We returned to Car-Nation where Carlos Gallardo inspected the stripped bumper cover for flaws. He wet-sanded with 600-grit paper and then primed it with Morton Impact 201-1 flexible primer. Once it was dry, he repeated the wet-sanding process.The Mustang hood was also wet-sanded, sprayed with a high-build, scratch-filling primer, and then resanded with 600 grit. Since flexible primer is not used on metal, Gallardo sprayed the hood with a conventional high-build primer. Finally, he cleaned it with wax and grease remover.Once the primers were sufficiently cured (minumum of 1/2 hour) and smoothed, Gallardo used a computer-controlled paint-mixing system to create the ('93) Ford Royal Blue Pearl Metallic......The base is composed of several toners for color, a clear binder, and two powders-one for metal flake, the other for pearl. The readout on the screen gives the ingredients and weight values that correspond with the readings from the scale the mixing can sits on.Gallardo mixes the paint with reducer and hardener as per manufacturer's specifications. He said that many painters will modify the amounts of these additives to compensate for variations in ambient temperatures, but this often leads to problems later.The color basecoats are laid down one at a time, for a total of four coats. The basecoat of a two-stage system will appear dull-the shine comes from the clearcoat. The DuPont Chroma-Premier system literature states that flex agents are not required for this paint to be applied to urethane fasciae, so the hood and nose can be sprayed together.After the basecoat flash dries for a 1/2 hour, the clearcoat is applied-again, Gallardo adhered to the manufacturer's specs for mixing the hardener and reducer. The clearcoat often requires a flex-agent additive before being applied to urethane covers, but it is not required with this particular paint system. The clearcoat is applied one coat at a time for a total of four.


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While Assos' Airjack 851 jacket works exceptionally down to 32 degrees Fahrenheit, the FuguJack adds an extra dimension of thermal insulation by incorporating a microfiber inner-collar that spans from your lower-chest all the way to the top of your neck (much like a turtleneck). Accordingly, cold winds won't penetrate the jacket from the neckline, and given that this material is so light, you'll get this added protection without any added pressure on your chest. Rounding out the jacket's construction are double-layered wristbands, one large back pocket, and two zippered side pockets.
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