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  • http://www.bernsteincrisismanagement.com/erik-bernstein/ Erik Bernstein | Bernstein Crisis Management - National Crisis Management specialist providing crisis communications, reputation management, social media crisis management & media training services.
  • http://www.bernsteincrisismanagement.com/portfolio-item/online-crisis-and-issues-management/ Online Crisis, Issues, and Reputation Management | Bernstein Crisis Management - We have extensive experience using the Internet to prevent or mitigate damage from potential or actual crises.
  • http://www.bernsteincrisismanagement.com/portfolio-item/social-media-crisis-management/ Social Media Crisis Management | Bernstein Crisis Management - We help you plan for, take measures to prevent, and overcome a social media crisis with minimum repercussions to your brand and online reputation.
  • http://www.bernsteincrisismanagement.com/portfolio-item/crisis-management-training-and-seminars-online-or-in-person/ Public Speaking and Seminars | Bernstein Crisis Management - Jonathan Bernstein is an in-demand speaker on crisis management-related topics, conducting seminars for small groups of execs or large groups of employees.
  • http://www.bernsteincrisismanagement.com/portfolio-item/search-engine-optimization-for-online-reputation-management/ Search Engine Optimization for Online Reputation Management | Bernstein Crisis Management - Our team of experts can assist with SEO Reputation Management as part of a comprehensive set of strategies and tactics for online reputation management.
  • http://www.bernsteincrisismanagement.com/avoid-the-apology/ Avoid the Apology | Bernstein Crisis Management - Imagine being able to avoid embarrassing, reputation-damaging and financially harmful crises.

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    Bought the crossbars so I could get a Yakima J-Rack on for a kayak. Figured this would be a simple install, but those darn end caps are stubborn. After watching the video on You Tube (didn't help because the end caps were different than mine) and looking at the cryptic instructions that came with the bars, I tried to tackle it. I became so frustrated and enraged with the darn things I nearly gave up and went to the dealer. Luckily several of the reviews on here helped, including holding the screwdriver as far onto the tab as possible and getting a rubber grip assist thing. Most helpful to me was to get a better leverage point. Rather than coming at it from the side, I got my stepladder positioned off the left rear bumper and holding the screwdriver in my right hand I was able to pull straight back with my left hand on the end cap. This better leverage point enabled me to get them both off when I repeated the process on the other side. They are amazingly stubborn though, my vehicle is a 2007 so maybe 6 years on being mated to the side rails made them somewhat more difficult to release, but honestly why do they make something so simple so tough to do. The rest of the crossbar installation is easy, just watch the lineup of the washers and make sure the wider part of the bar is to the rear...messed that up and had to flip the front bar around.