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Le processus de dématérialisation concerne le remplacement des supports d'information papiers par des fichiers informatiques au sein des conseils d'administration de grands groupes cotés, d'associations à but non lucratifs ou bien de PME.

Commencement
Depuis le début des années 2000, à la suite des scandales liés à la gouvernance des entreprises, accusés d'un manque de transparence (ex. : Affaire Enron)  et le vote de la Loi Sarbanes-Oxley , les conseils d'administration se sont trouvés confrontés à un nouveau défi : rendre la communication de l'information financière accessible et transparente.

Des entreprises spécialisées sont ainsi nées pour répondre à ce besoin et ont créé des outils de gestion conseils-sans-papiers (en anglais board portal). Il s'agit de logiciels S.a.a.S  permettant la gestion électronique des documents, l'organisation des réunions ainsi que des outils de collaboration.

Fonctionnement

Le conseil sans papier est un portail disponible depuis un ordinateur via un navigateur Web ou une tablette numérique par une application dédiée.

La dématérialisation est un processus transversal qui grâce au logiciel couvre toute la gestion d'un conseil d'administration.

 Gestion électronique de documents : tous les supports du conseil se retrouvent en format électronique dans le portail. Cela permet un accès facilité aux administrateurs ainsi qu'une réduction considérable de la consommation de papier.
 Organisation des réunions : le secrétaire corporatif est généralement responsable de cette tâche. Via la dématérialisation, les détails de la réunion ainsi que l'ordre du jour peut être créé et diffusé au sein du portail avec des documents numériques joints. Ce processus retire la lourdeur administrative d'envoyer par papier et courrier tous les éléments de la réunion à tous les administrateurs. Cela enlève également le risque de perte d'éléments confidentiels.
 Outils de communication : un conseil sans papier offre de nouveaux outils de collaboration entre les membres permettant ainsi de faciliter la prise de décision lors de réunions.

Les outils de conseil sans papier pour la dématérialisation du conseil ont été développés au plus proche des habitudes de travail des administrateurs (ex. : prendre des notes sur les documents). Les logiciels sont faciles d'utilisation, conviviaux et permettent un gain significatif en matière de coûts de gestion et de temps.

Sécurité

Pour pallier tous les risques en matière de sécurité informatique, le choix du fournisseur du portail de dématérialisation est une question stratégique pour le conseil d'administration.

Les données d'un conseil d'administration sont hautement confidentielles. Ces informations étant hébergées par le fournisseur doivent l'être sur des serveurs certifiés par des normes de sécurité internationales comme SAS 70 ou ISO 27 001.
Les administrateurs doivent aussi maintenir le contrôle sur leurs données en tout temps et savoir où elles se trouvent.

Notes et références

Liens externes

Système d'information

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As clients require different services regarding their firearm licenses it is not possible to provide set fees for helping you with your firearm license applications and motivations for firearm licenses (or other services as required).
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These trendy hoop earrings are made from 16 karat gold plated over brass. The black pendant bar elements are made from polymere clay and gold leaf paper is used to create a speckles effect. The black pendants are approximately 25mm long and 5 mm in diameter. The thin gold wire hoop pendant earrings are a beautiful contrast with the minimal shape of the black bar pendant.


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Hatters
Hatters chief expecting to face a 'dangerous' Spireites side
Town chief Nathan Jones
Mike Simmonds
Published: 09:26 Saturday 13 January 2018
Luton boss Nathan Jones has warned his side not to take struggling Chesterfield for granted this afternoon.
The Spireites have dropped into the bottom two once more after a dreadful Christmas period in which they lost five out of six games, drawing the other, while have gone four matches without a goal too.
They are just one point above rock bottom Barnet and two away from safety, but Jones said: "They're actually a dangerous side, they try to play, they've got some real good players, a big squad and have got a lot of talent in their side.
"When we saw the amount of players they signed in the summer, you think these are going to give it a go.
"It hasn't quite worked out, but we can't affect that, all we can affect is, it's another game for us.
"It's a big month this too as we started the month in league form very well, with a win over Lincoln, which was a wonderful performance and we've got to make sure we continue that as these are big games."
Today's opponents are managed by former Chesterfield striker Jack Lester, who played under Hatters assistant Paul Hart during his time in charge of Nottingham Forest.
Jones continued: "I came across him as a player and Harty is a very close friend of his as well.
"He has a close working relationship with him and I know Jack respects Paul a lot.
"He's taken over, he's improved a lot there, the results have not gone for them lately, but structurally they look a decent side, they'll be very dangerous at the weekend."
However, despite the threats of the Spireites, Jones knows full well his table-topping side can't enter the game in any better mood, as he added: "We go there in real good good form, top of the league, it doesn't get better for us.
"We've just come off the back of two good performances, ultimately we haven't won either game, but in terms of going head to head with Newcastle and when I mean head to head, I mean head to head, we didn't take one backward step and I was proud of us.
"Then to do what we did in midweek (against Peterborough), we're in good form."
Hatters rack up seven at Basingstoke

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In this episode, we sit down with Kevin Lane--the technical sales manager of the United States and Canada for Fermentis--to discuss yeast and the misunderstandings many brewers have about attenuation and flocculation. Fermentis is the supplier of many of your favorite dry yeasts, including Safale US-05 and S-04. Two of the most commonly used yeasts in homebrewing. And Kevin is a product expert. In fact, he will be presenting a seminar at the upcoming National Homebrewers Conference in San Diego entitled Selecting Yeast Based on Strain Characteristics and Applying Environmental Conditions to Promote Flavor and Aroma Production. So, if you're going to the 2015 NHC, be sure to check him out and ask the questions you need answered.


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Tag: ICU delirium
Listen to Dr. Wes Ely, MD on Talk Radio Europe Discuss His Book: Every Deep-Drawn Breath
Listen to Dr. Wes Ely on the show Talk Radio Europe as he talks about the devastating consequences of severe disease that results in admission to critical care units, specifically in the context of the Covid-19 Pandemic.
The title of the presentation is "Understanding the Long Shadow of COVID and ICU Care."
Author James AmosPosted on 12 Nov 2022 10 Nov 2022 Categories books, Brief Messages or Announcements, Covid-19, COVID-19 vaccines, health care, scienceTags Covid-19, COVID-19 vaccine, Dr. Wes Ely MD, Every Deep Drawn Breath, ICU deliriumLeave a comment on Listen to Dr. Wes Ely, MD on Talk Radio Europe Discuss His Book: Every Deep-Drawn Breath
Wes Ely Brings House Down
Wes Ely came to town.
I know I'd been saying that I probably wouldn't have time to attend Wes Ely's Grand Rounds presentation yesterday, "A New Frontier in Critical Care: Saving the Injured Brain." But against all odds, I actually got to go, along with some medical students and a Family Medicine resident.
As I expected, Dr. Ely brought the house down. His talk was similar to the one he gave at Emory University in Atlanta, Georgia, but not identical. He described the results of the study "Haloperidol and Ziprasidone for treatment of Delirium in Critical Illness," published last October in the New England Journal of Medicine. There's a YouTube video of that in my March 28, 2019 post announcing his visit to Iowa City.
He also discussed in detail the ABCDEF bundle for protecting the brains of patients in the ICU.
When he outlined the history of intravenous haloperidol for the treatment of delirium in critical care units, I had to cringe because I remembered the continuous IV haloperidol infusion protocol (running at 5-10 mg an hour) developed by Riker and colleagues. I mention it for historical reasons only. I don't recommend using it.
IV haloperidol for ICU Delirium
Riker, R. R., G. L. Fraser and P. M. Cox (1994). "Continuous infusion of haloperidol controls agitation in critically ill patients." Critical care medicine 22(3): 433-440.
After his presentation, Dr. Ely asked for questions. I asked him what he thought the role of the psychiatrist is regarding ICU delirium. He actually recognized me; we met very briefly at a meeting of the American Delirium Society in Indianapolis several years ago.
Even better, he knew enough to mention the catatonic variant of delirium and the irony of using a benzodiazepine to treat it, which you would avoid like the plague in delirium (except for alcohol withdrawal, for example). However, benzodiazepines can reverse catatonia. See my post from April 10, 2019 ("Delirium and Catatonia: Medical Emergencies"). He thought psychiatrists would know more about that and would be important collaborators in managing catatonia.
Wes bringing the house down.
It's difficult not to be excited by the advances in medicine and psychiatry when an inspirational scientist, humanist, and visionary leader like Wes comes to town. It makes me wonder how I'm going to get a buzz like that out of anything I do in retirement.
On the other hand, I get a kick out of making silly videos.
Author James AmosPosted on 12 Apr 2019 11 Apr 2019 Categories consultation-liaison psychiatry, retirementTags consultation liaison psychiatrist, delirium, ICU delirium, Wes ElyLeave a comment on Wes Ely Brings House Down
Wes Ely at University of Iowa Today
Wes Ely, MD will be giving the Internal Medicine Grand Rounds today at noon at University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics. The title of his presentation is "A New Frontier in Critical Care: Saving the Injured Brain."
I'm on duty today in the general hospital as a psychiatric consultant. I'm pretty sure I won't be able to attend Dr. Ely's talk, ironically because I'll be helping colleagues care for delirious patients.
But I found a YouTube video of the talk he gave with the same title. He delivered it in 2017 at a Critical Care Summit meeting at Emory University in Atlanta, Georgia.
I gave a talk to the medical students yesterday about delirium and dementia, which you can view in yesterday's post. I urged them to try to attend Dr. Ely's talk today because it would be a stellar, eye-opening, inspirational presentation. I talked about many of the same topics relevant to delirium that he does–but he's a rock star. He's a scientist and a humanist. I met him briefly at a meeting of the American Delirium Society several years ago and he's brilliant.
I was listening to his talk via this YouTube video as I quickly tapped out this post. He's an intensivist and focuses on delirium in critical care. While the focus of his talk is called "ICU delirium," I think it's important to realize that delirium is delirium–anywhere in the hospital or in nursing homes, skilled care facilities, and hospital emergency rooms.
The first-person video that Dr. Ely shows of a patient who developed what is essentially a dementia from prolonged delirium in the ICU is compelling. It's a stunning revelation from someone who has not recovered from the neurocognitive injury that we call delirium. Some patients have even committed suicide because of the long-term brain injury resulting from delirium.
Dr. Ely makes the point that changing the culture of hospital medicine regarding the approach to assessing and managing delirium is a baby step process. It takes time.
Change happens, especially if we approach it as a team.
Author James AmosPosted on 11 Apr 2019 Categories consultation-liaison psychiatryTags delirium, ICU delirium, Wes ElyLeave a comment on Wes Ely at University of Iowa Today
Wes Ely to Visit University of Iowa in April
Retirement takes a back seat today for this announcement: Dr. Wes Ely, Critical Care Specialist and one of the foremost experts in intensive care unit (ICU) delirium at Vanderbilt University will be speaking at The Newman Center in Iowa City on April 11, 2019 at 7:00 PM, "Maximizing Dignity at End of Life: Insights from the ICU." He'll also deliver the Internal Medicine Grand Rounds at the University of Iowa at noon, "A New Frontier in Critical Care: Saving the Injured Brain."
I was notified by one of our critical care specialists, Dr. Gregory A. Schmidt, MD, who co-authored the recently published study showing that antipsychotics are not effective treatment for delirium. Wes talks about the study in the video below:
Dr. Wes Ely
I met Dr. Ely briefly at one of the annual meetings of the American Delirium Society several years ago. He's enthusiastic, brilliant, and inspiring. He's published hundreds of articles and book chapters on delirium and taking care of the brain. Along with Dr. Valerie Page (another critical care specialist) he co-authored a book entitled Delirium in Critical Care, originally published in 2011 and I see that there is a 2nd edition available, published in 2015 by Cambridge University Press.
That is the same publisher, incidentally, for the book I co-edited with Dr. Robert G. Robinson, Psychosomatic Medicine: An Introduction to Consultation-Liaison Psychiatry)–shameless plug for my book.
I have a copy of the first edition, which contains a section about the role of the psychiatrist in ICU delirium. It's very short, which I think is very appropriate. Dr. Alasdair MacLullich, Professor of Geriatric Medicine, Professor of Geriatric Medicine at the University of Edinburgh and past President of the European Delirium Association, wrote the foreword to the 2nd edition and he describes Dr. Ely as "…perhaps the best recognized expert in this field worldwide," referring to delirium.
Incidentally, about 8 years ago Dr. MacLullich and I corresponded about his research team's development of the Edinburgh Delirium Test Box (EDTB), an instrument for detecting attentional abnormalities that are a defining feature of delirium. He loaned us the box and I eventually turned it over to a colleague for continuing use of it as part of an ongoing delirium committee project to improve the early detection and prevention of delirium at our hospital. There is now a smartphone application for it.
Where is this thing called an "app"?
Regrettably, I probably won't get to hear Wes give his presentation—because I'm on duty as the general hospital psychiatric consultant and most likely will be trying to help physicians care for delirious patients.
Girard, T. D., et al. (2018). "Haloperidol and Ziprasidone for Treatment of Delirium in Critical Illness." N Engl J Med 379(26): 2506-2516.
BACKGROUND: There are conflicting data on the effects of antipsychotic medications on delirium in patients in the intensive care unit (ICU). METHODS: In a randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled trial, we assigned patients with acute respiratory failure or shock and hypoactive or hyperactive delirium to receive intravenous boluses of haloperidol (maximum dose, 20 mg daily), ziprasidone (maximum dose, 40 mg daily), or placebo. The volume and dose of a trial drug or placebo was halved or doubled at 12-hour intervals on the basis of the presence or absence of delirium, as detected with the use of the Confusion Assessment Method for the ICU, and of side effects of the intervention. The primary end point was the number of days alive without delirium or coma during the 14-day intervention period. Secondary end points included 30-day and 90-day survival, time to freedom from mechanical ventilation, and time to ICU and hospital discharge. Safety end points included extrapyramidal symptoms and excessive sedation. RESULTS: Written informed consent was obtained from 1183 patients or their authorized representatives. Delirium developed in 566 patients (48%), of whom 89% had hypoactive delirium and 11% had hyperactive delirium. Of the 566 patients, 184 were randomly assigned to receive placebo, 192 to receive haloperidol, and 190 to receive ziprasidone. The median duration of exposure to a trial drug or placebo was 4 days (interquartile range, 3 to 7). The median number of days alive without delirium or coma was 8.5 (95% confidence interval [CI], 5.6 to 9.9) in the placebo group, 7.9 (95% CI, 4.4 to 9.6) in the haloperidol group, and 8.7 (95% CI, 5.9 to 10.0) in the ziprasidone group (P=0.26 for overall effect across trial groups). The use of haloperidol or ziprasidone, as compared with placebo, had no significant effect on the primary end point (odds ratios, 0.88 [95% CI, 0.64 to 1.21] and 1.04 [95% CI, 0.73 to 1.48], respectively). There were no significant between-group differences with respect to the secondary end points or the frequency of extrapyramidal symptoms. CONCLUSIONS: The use of haloperidol or ziprasidone, as compared with placebo, in patients with acute respiratory failure or shock and hypoactive or hyperactive delirium in the ICU did not significantly alter the duration of delirium. (Funded by the National Institutes of Health and the VA Geriatric Research Education and Clinical Center; MIND-USA ClinicalTrials.gov number, NCT01211522 .).
Tieges, Z., Stíobhairt, A., Scott, K., Suchorab, K., Weir, A., Parks, S., . . . MacLullich, A. (2015). Development of a smartphone application for the objective detection of attentional deficits in delirium. International Psychogeriatrics, 27(8), 1251-1262. doi:10.1017/S1041610215000186
Author James AmosPosted on 28 Mar 2019 4 Apr 2019 Categories consultation-liaison psychiatryTags antipsychotics for delirium, delirium, ICU delirium, Wes ElyLeave a comment on Wes Ely to Visit University of Iowa in April


This Farm is a horse-lover's dream! Located on 25 acres in Annville, PA, 2 Carson Lane has a 3-bedroom ranch house with 3 bathrooms, including a Master Suite with a jetted tub. Entertain guests in the lower level family and game rooms, as well as a full bar. The lower level also includes a full bath, as well as a sauna.The horse facilities include 10 paddocks with automatic watering, each with run-in sheds. 2 barns, one with 12 stalls, the other with 20 stalls equipped with automatic fly sprays - 2 of the stalls are used as birthing stalls. There is also an indoor and outdoor ring, a Priefert 6 Hotwalker Exercise Ring, showers for the horses, and equipment storage areas.
**Restored farmhouse*Kitchen with abundance of cabinets*Granite counters*Country Porch with access from Kitchen*Hardwood floors*Lots of storage** 20x13 Dining room with built ins*1st floor Laundry with mud room to enter from Barn*Family room or Den**17x16 Living room with gas fireplace*Master suite with decorative fireplace* Walk in closet*Free standing Tub**Shower** Spacious bedrooms with great closet space*Metal Roof*4 Fenced pastures*Run in shed*Riding Arena*4 stall barn with tack room*Hay storage*Feed room*Additional 3 stall barn with chicken coop*Easy access to Rte 79* 30 minutes to Pittsburgh*3 car detached garage*Storage Shed*Attic fan in addition to AC** Driveway added after survey. Corn Crib is not on this property.
Well maintained home in a private setting with beautiful landscaping. This home offers 3 bedrooms, 2 baths with an updated kitchen, insulated windows, and kitchen appliances. The large enclosed sun room or covered porch would make for a great place to kickback and enjoy the peacefulness of the setting and nature. Multiple outbuildings and a carport. Call today to setup a showing!!
Move in ready ranch style home with detached two car garage on dead end road. This home offers 2 bedrooms, 1 bath, dining room, and living room all on the main floor. The partially finished basement includes a rec. room, bonus room, laundry, and a 3/4 bath that needs plumbing hooked up. Call today to setup a showing!


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Q: Issue in regex_replace in Apache Spark Java We are currently facing couple of issues
1. "org.apache.spark.sql.catalyst.expressions.GeneratedClass$GeneratedIterator" grows beyond 64 KB".
2. "java.lang.StackOverflowError"
The first issue is reported as a Major bug in Jira of Apache spark https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/SPARK-18492
We got these issues by the following program. We are trying to replace the Manufacturer name by its equivalent alternate name,
These issues occur only when we have Huge number of alternate names to replace, for small number of replacements it works with no issues.
dataFileContent=dataFileContent.withColumn("ManufacturerSource", regexp_replace(col("ManufacturerSource"),str,manufacturerNames.get(str).toString()));
Kindly suggest us an alternative method or a solution to go around this problem.
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          manufacturerNames.put("Ammex","Ammex");
          manufacturerNames.put("Ampco","Ampco Safety Tools");
          manufacturerNames.put("Enforcer","Amrep");
          manufacturerNames.put("Anchor","Anchor Brand");
          manufacturerNames.put("Anchor Chemical","Anchor Chemical");
          manufacturerNames.put("Anderson Brush","Anderson Products");
          manufacturerNames.put("Ansell","Ansell");
          manufacturerNames.put("Ansell","Ansell");
          manufacturerNames.put("Ansell","Ansell");
          manufacturerNames.put("Apache Mills","Apache Mills");
          manufacturerNames.put("Allen","Apex Tool Group");
          manufacturerNames.put("Allen","Apex Tool Group");
          manufacturerNames.put("Apex","Apex Tool Group");
          manufacturerNames.put("Weller","Apex Tool Group");
          manufacturerNames.put("Xcelite","Apex Tool Group");
          manufacturerNames.put("ARC","Arc Abrasives");
          manufacturerNames.put("Armstrong","Armstrong Industrial Hand Tools");
          manufacturerNames.put("Ashburn","Ashburn Chemical Technologies");
          manufacturerNames.put("Atlantic Safety","Atlantic Safety Products");
          manufacturerNames.put("Baffin","Baffin");
          manufacturerNames.put("Bausch + Lomb","Bausch & Lomb");
          manufacturerNames.put("Bayco","Bayco Products");
          manufacturerNames.put("Bayer","Bayer HealthCare");
          manufacturerNames.put("Bee Line","Bee Line Abrasives");
          manufacturerNames.put("Berne","Berne Apparel");
          manufacturerNames.put("Berry","Berry Plastics");
          manufacturerNames.put("Nashua","Berry Plastics");
          manufacturerNames.put("Bessey","Bessey Tools");
          manufacturerNames.put("Best Sanitizers","Best Sanitizers");
          manufacturerNames.put("Boardwalk","Boardwalk");
          manufacturerNames.put("BDG","Bob Dale Gloves & Imports");
          manufacturerNames.put("Bondhus","Bondhus");
          manufacturerNames.put("Boss","Boss Manufacturing");
          manufacturerNames.put("Never-Seez","Bostik");
          manufacturerNames.put("Bradley","Bradley");
          manufacturerNames.put("Brady","Brady Worldwide");
          manufacturerNames.put("Bright Star","Koehler Lighting Products");
          manufacturerNames.put("BBI","Brighton-Best International");
          manufacturerNames.put("BBI","Brighton-Best International");
          manufacturerNames.put("Brunner & Lay","Brunner & Lay");
          manufacturerNames.put("BRM","Brush Research Mfg");
          manufacturerNames.put("Buehler","Buehler");
          manufacturerNames.put("Buffalo","Buffalo Industries");
          manufacturerNames.put("C.H.Hanson","C.H.Hanson");
          manufacturerNames.put("C.H.Hanson","C.H.Hanson");
          manufacturerNames.put("C.S. Osborne","C.S. Osborne");
          manufacturerNames.put("CGW","Camel Grinding Wheels");
          manufacturerNames.put("CGW","Camel Grinding Wheels");
          manufacturerNames.put("CGW","Camel Grinding Wheels");
          manufacturerNames.put("DBI-SALA","Capital Safety");
          manufacturerNames.put("Carborundum","Carborundum Abrasives");
          manufacturerNames.put("Carborundum","Carborundum Abrasives");
          manufacturerNames.put("Carhartt","Carhartt");
          manufacturerNames.put("Carolina","Carolina Glove");
          manufacturerNames.put("Carr Lane","Carr Lane Mfg");
          manufacturerNames.put("CCL","CCL Security Products");
          manufacturerNames.put("Central","Central Tools");
          manufacturerNames.put("Certified Safety","Certified Safety Mfg");
          manufacturerNames.put("Channellock","Channellock");
          manufacturerNames.put("Chase","Chase Ergonomics");
          manufacturerNames.put("CHECKERS","Checkers Industrial Safety Products");
          manufacturerNames.put("CP","Chicago Pneumatic");
          manufacturerNames.put("CP","Chicago Pneumatic");
          manufacturerNames.put("CPA","Chicago Protective Apparel");
          manufacturerNames.put("Choctaw-Kaul","Choctaw - Kaul Distribution");
          manufacturerNames.put("Climax","Climax Metal Products");
          manufacturerNames.put("CMC Rescue","CMC Rescue");
          manufacturerNames.put("Coastal Wipers","Coastal Wipers");
          manufacturerNames.put("Codet","Codet");
          manufacturerNames.put("Comfort","Comfort Clothing & Gloves");
          manufacturerNames.put("Comfort Eye Protection","Comfort Eye Protection");
          manufacturerNames.put("CEP","Complete Enviromental Products");
          manufacturerNames.put("Condor","Condor Protective Gear");
          manufacturerNames.put("Cordova","Cordova Safety Products");
          manufacturerNames.put("Cortina","Cortina");
          manufacturerNames.put("COX","COX North America");
          manufacturerNames.put("Craftsman","Craftsman");
          manufacturerNames.put("Craftsman","Craftsman");
          manufacturerNames.put("Craftsman","Craftsman");
          manufacturerNames.put("Cratex","Cratex Mfg");
          manufacturerNames.put("CRC","CRC Industries");
          manufacturerNames.put("CrossFire","CrossFire Safety Eyewear");
          manufacturerNames.put("Crown-Mats","Crown Matting Technologies");
          manufacturerNames.put("CS Unitec","CS Unitec");
          manufacturerNames.put("CLC","Custom Leather Craft");
          manufacturerNames.put("DAP","DAP Products");
          manufacturerNames.put("DascoPro","Dasco Pro Tools");
          manufacturerNames.put("DascoPro","Dasco Pro Tools");
          manufacturerNames.put("Degil","Degil Safety Products");
          manufacturerNames.put("DenTec","Dentec Safety Specialists");
          manufacturerNames.put("Dorcy","Dorcy International");
          manufacturerNames.put("Dormer Pramet","Dormer Pramet");
          manufacturerNames.put("Precision Dormer","Dormer Pramet");
          manufacturerNames.put("Dräger","Draeger Safety");
          manufacturerNames.put("Dupont","Dupont Protective Apparel");
          manufacturerNames.put("Duracell","Duracell");
          manufacturerNames.put("Dynabrade","Dynabrade");
          manufacturerNames.put("Eagle","Eagle Manufacturing");
          manufacturerNames.put("Bussmann","Eaton");
          manufacturerNames.put("Bullard","ED Bullard");
          manufacturerNames.put("Eklind","Eklind Tool Company");
          manufacturerNames.put("Eklind","Eklind Tool Company");
          manufacturerNames.put("Elk River","Elk River");
          manufacturerNames.put("Elmers","Elmers Products");
          manufacturerNames.put("Elvex","Elvex");
          manufacturerNames.put("RIDGID","Emerson Electric");
          manufacturerNames.put("Empire","Empire Level");
          manufacturerNames.put("Emuge","Emuge");
          manufacturerNames.put("Encon","Encon Safety Products");
          manufacturerNames.put("Energizer","Energizer Holdings");
          manufacturerNames.put("ERB","ERB Industries");
          manufacturerNames.put("Ergodyne","Ergodyne");
          manufacturerNames.put("ESCA","ESCA Tech");
          manufacturerNames.put("ESP","ESP");
          manufacturerNames.put("Estwing","Estwing Mfg");
          manufacturerNames.put("Estwing","Estwing Mfg");
          manufacturerNames.put("Everett","Everett Industries");
          manufacturerNames.put("EXTECH","Extech Instruments");
          manufacturerNames.put("Falcon Abrasive","Falcon Abrasive");
          manufacturerNames.put("Falcon Abrasive","Falcon Abrasive");
          manufacturerNames.put("Falcon Abrasive","Falcon Abrasive");
          manufacturerNames.put("FallTech","FallTech");
          manufacturerNames.put("Fibre-Metal By Honeywell","Honeywell Safety Products");
          manufacturerNames.put("First Aid Only","First Aid Only");
          manufacturerNames.put("FlexOvit","Flexovit");
          manufacturerNames.put("FlexOvit","Flexovit");
          manufacturerNames.put("Fluke","Fluke");
          manufacturerNames.put("Forcefield","Forcefield");
          manufacturerNames.put("Titebond","Franklin International");
          manufacturerNames.put("Franmar","Franmar");
          manufacturerNames.put("Fuller","Fuller");
          manufacturerNames.put("Gants Laurentide","Gants Laurentide");
          manufacturerNames.put("Gardner-Gibson","Gardner-Gibson");
          manufacturerNames.put("Garland","Garland Mfg");
          manufacturerNames.put("Garr Tool","Garr Tool");
          manufacturerNames.put("Gates","Gates");
          manufacturerNames.put("Gateway Safety","Gateway Safety");
          manufacturerNames.put("Gatorade","Gatorade");
          manufacturerNames.put("Gedore","Gedore Tools");
          manufacturerNames.put("General","General Tools & Instruments");
          manufacturerNames.put("Generic","Generic");
          manufacturerNames.put("GF","GF Protection");
          manufacturerNames.put("Global Glove","Global Glove & Safety Mfg");
          manufacturerNames.put("Global Glove","Global Glove & Safety Mfg");
          manufacturerNames.put("Gorilla","Gorilla Glue");
          manufacturerNames.put("Lutz","Gorilla Glue");
          manufacturerNames.put("GreatNeck","GreatNeck Tools");
          manufacturerNames.put("GreatNeck","GreatNeck Tools");
          manufacturerNames.put("Greenfield Industries","Greenfield Industries");
          manufacturerNames.put("Greenlee","Greenlee Textron");
          manufacturerNames.put("Greenlee","Greenlee Textron");
          manufacturerNames.put("GP","Grey Pneumatic");
          manufacturerNames.put("Grobet","Grobet");
          manufacturerNames.put("Guardian","Guardian Equipment");
          manufacturerNames.put("Guard-Line","Guard-Line");
          manufacturerNames.put("Guhring","Guhring");
          manufacturerNames.put("Harley-Davidson","Harley-Davidson Safety Wear");
          manufacturerNames.put("Harris","Harris Industries");
          manufacturerNames.put("Hart Health","Hart Health");
          manufacturerNames.put("Haws","Haws");
          manufacturerNames.put("Helly-Hansen","Helly-Hansen");
          manufacturerNames.put("Henkel","Henkel");
          manufacturerNames.put("Hermes","Hermes Abrasives");
          manufacturerNames.put("HexArmor","Hex Armor");
          manufacturerNames.put("Honeywell","Honeywell Safety Products");
          manufacturerNames.put("Hyde","Hyde Tools");
          manufacturerNames.put("Hygiena","Hygiena");
          manufacturerNames.put("Hygrade","Hygrade/LDF Industries");
          manufacturerNames.put("Hy-Tech","Hy-Tech Machine");
          manufacturerNames.put("HyTest","HyTest Safety Footwear");
          manufacturerNames.put("Ideal","Ideal Industries");
          manufacturerNames.put("Honest Abe","Illinois Glove");
          manufacturerNames.put("ITW","ITW Global Brands");
          manufacturerNames.put("Impacto","Impacto Protective Products");
          manufacturerNames.put("Impacto","Impacto Protective Products");
          manufacturerNames.put("EnviroGuard","International Enviroguard Systems");
          manufacturerNames.put("ipg","Intertape Polymer Group");
          manufacturerNames.put("ironClad","Ironclad Performance Wear");
          manufacturerNames.put("ironClad","Ironclad Performance Wear");
          manufacturerNames.put("ironClad","Ironclad Performance Wear");
          manufacturerNames.put("Ironwear","Ironwear Rainwear");
          manufacturerNames.put("Irwin","Irwin Tools");
          manufacturerNames.put("Irwin","Irwin Tools");
          manufacturerNames.put("Iscar","Iscar");
          manufacturerNames.put("Devcon","ITW Devcon");
          manufacturerNames.put("ITW","ITW Pro Brands");
          manufacturerNames.put("ITW","ITW Pro Brands");
          manufacturerNames.put("J&M","J&M Innovative Products");
          manufacturerNames.put("JBC","JBC Safety Plastic");
          manufacturerNames.put("Jet Lube","Jet Lube");
          manufacturerNames.put("Jisco","Jisco Abrasives");
          manufacturerNames.put("Tillman","John Tillman");
          manufacturerNames.put("Johnson & Johnson","Johnson & Johnson Services");
          manufacturerNames.put("Jomac","Wells Lamont Industrial");
          manufacturerNames.put("JPW","JPW Industries");
          manufacturerNames.put("Steelman","JS Products");
          manufacturerNames.put("Justrite","Justrite Mfg");
          manufacturerNames.put("Justrite","Justrite Mfg");
          manufacturerNames.put("Kaba","Kaba Ilco");
          manufacturerNames.put("Kasco","Kasco Abrasives");
          manufacturerNames.put("HotMax","Kdar");
          manufacturerNames.put("Keystone","Keystone Adjustable Cap");
          manufacturerNames.put("Kimberly Clark*","Kimberly-Clark Professional");
          manufacturerNames.put("Kimberly Clark*","Kimberly-Clark Professional");
          manufacturerNames.put("Kimberly Clark*","Kimberly-Clark Professional");
          manufacturerNames.put("Kinco","Kinco International");
          manufacturerNames.put("Kinco","Kinco International");
          manufacturerNames.put("KIRCHHOFF","KIRCHHOFF Group");
          manufacturerNames.put("WITTE","KIRCHHOFF Group");
          manufacturerNames.put("Klein","Klein Tools");
          manufacturerNames.put("Klingspor","Klingspor Abrasives");
          manufacturerNames.put("Komelon","Komelon");
          manufacturerNames.put("Kool Mist","Kool Mist");
          manufacturerNames.put("Krylon","Krylon Products Group");
          manufacturerNames.put("Krylon","Krylon Products Group");
          manufacturerNames.put("Mirka","KWH Mirka");
          manufacturerNames.put("Starrett","L.S. Starrett");
          manufacturerNames.put("LA-CO","LA-CO Industries");
          manufacturerNames.put("Markal","LA-CO Industries");
          manufacturerNames.put("LaCrosse","LaCrosse Footwear");
          manufacturerNames.put("Lakeland","Lakeland Industries");
          manufacturerNames.put("A & E","Lang Tools");
          manufacturerNames.put("LAPCO FR","Lapco Mfg");
          manufacturerNames.put("Leatherman","Leatherman Tool Group");
          manufacturerNames.put("Lenox","Lenox");
          manufacturerNames.put("Lenox","Lenox");
          manufacturerNames.put("LFS","LFS Glove & Safety");
          manufacturerNames.put("Liberty Glove","Liberty Glove");
          manufacturerNames.put("Lincoln Electric","Lincoln Electric");
          manufacturerNames.put("Lixie","Lixie");
          manufacturerNames.put("LP Royer","LP Royer");
          manufacturerNames.put("Lubriplate","Lubriplate Lubricants");
          manufacturerNames.put("Lyndex-Nikken","Lyndex-Nikken");
          manufacturerNames.put("M.A. Ford","M.A. Ford");
          manufacturerNames.put("MAGLITE","Mag Instrument");
          manufacturerNames.put("Magid","Magid Glove");
          manufacturerNames.put("Majestic Glove","Majestic Glove");
          manufacturerNames.put("Makita","Makita");
          manufacturerNames.put("Makita","Makita");
          manufacturerNames.put("Malt","Malt Industries");
          manufacturerNames.put("Mapa","Mapa Professional");
          manufacturerNames.put("Martin","Martin Sprocket & Gear");
          manufacturerNames.put("Martin","Martin Sprocket & Gear");
          manufacturerNames.put("Master Chemical","Master Chemical Corp");
          manufacturerNames.put("Master Lock","Master Lock");
          manufacturerNames.put("MaxCraft","MaxCraft");
          manufacturerNames.put("Mayhew","Mayhew Steel Products");
          manufacturerNames.put("Mayhew","Mayhew Steel Products");
          manufacturerNames.put("Workhorse","McCordick Glove & Safety");
          manufacturerNames.put("MCR Safety","MCR Safety");
          manufacturerNames.put("River City","MCR Safety");
          manufacturerNames.put("U.S. Safety","MCR Safety");
          manufacturerNames.put("Mechanix Wear","Mechanix Wear");
          manufacturerNames.put("Medique","Medique Products");
          manufacturerNames.put("Merit","Norton Saint Gobain");
          manufacturerNames.put("Merit","Norton Saint Gobain");
          manufacturerNames.put("Merit","Norton Saint Gobain");
          manufacturerNames.put("metabo","Metabo");
          manufacturerNames.put("Microflex","Ansell");
          manufacturerNames.put("Milwaukee","Milwaukee Tool");
          manufacturerNames.put("ML Kishigo","ML Kishigo");
          manufacturerNames.put("Moldex","Moldex");
          manufacturerNames.put("Moldex","Moldex");
          manufacturerNames.put("MORSE","Morse Cutting Tools");
          manufacturerNames.put("MRO Solutions","MRO Solutions");
          manufacturerNames.put("MSA","MSA Safety");
          manufacturerNames.put("Nasco","Nasco Industries");
          manufacturerNames.put("NMC","National Marker");
          manufacturerNames.put("NSA","National Safety Apparel");
          manufacturerNames.put("Neese","Neese Industries");
          manufacturerNames.put("PIG","New Pig");
          manufacturerNames.put("Newborn","Newborn Brothers");
          manufacturerNames.put("Newell-Rubbermaid","Newell-Rubbermaid");
          manufacturerNames.put("NGK BERYLCO","NGK Metals");
          manufacturerNames.put("Nite Ize","Nite Ize");
          manufacturerNames.put("Nitto Kohki","Nitto Kohki");
          manufacturerNames.put("North By Honeywell","Honeywell Safety Products");
          manufacturerNames.put("North Star Glove","North Star Glove");
          manufacturerNames.put("Norton","Norton Saint Gobain");
          manufacturerNames.put("Norton","Norton Saint Gobain");
          manufacturerNames.put("Norton","Norton Saint Gobain");
          manufacturerNames.put("OateySCS","OateySCS");
          manufacturerNames.put("Oberon","Oberon");
          manufacturerNames.put("MiraCool","OccuNomix International");
          manufacturerNames.put("Olympia","Olympia Tools");
          manufacturerNames.put("Omar","Omar");
          manufacturerNames.put("Onguard","Ansell");
          manufacturerNames.put("ORR Safety","ORR Safety");
          manufacturerNames.put("Osborn","Osborn");
          manufacturerNames.put("OSG","OSG");
          manufacturerNames.put("OSG","OSG");
          manufacturerNames.put("OSG","OSG");
          manufacturerNames.put("Ossian","Ossian");
          manufacturerNames.put("Pac-Kit","Acme United");
          manufacturerNames.put("Panduit","Panduit");
          manufacturerNames.put("Paulson","Paulson Mfg");
          manufacturerNames.put("Pearl","Pearl Abrasive");
          manufacturerNames.put("Pelican","Pelican Products");
          manufacturerNames.put("Petzl","Petzl");
          manufacturerNames.put("Pferd","Pferd");
          manufacturerNames.put("PONY","Pony Tools");
          manufacturerNames.put("PONY","Pony Tools");
          manufacturerNames.put("PONY","Pony Tools");
          manufacturerNames.put("Pratt-Read","Pratt-Read Tools");
          manufacturerNames.put("Precision Abrasives","Precision Abrasives");
          manufacturerNames.put("PTA","Premium Tool & Abrasives");
          manufacturerNames.put("Presco","Presco");
          manufacturerNames.put("Caiman","Primax Mfg & Trading");
          manufacturerNames.put("Primax","Primax Mfg & Trading");
          manufacturerNames.put("bouton","Protective Industrial Products");
          manufacturerNames.put("PIP","Protective Industrial Products");
          manufacturerNames.put("Pyramex","Pyramex Safety Products");
          manufacturerNames.put("QRP","QRP Gloves & Fingercots");
          manufacturerNames.put("Quality Import","Quality Import");
          manufacturerNames.put("Quest","Quest Environmental & Safety Products");
          manufacturerNames.put("Radiac","Radiac Abrasives");
          manufacturerNames.put("Radians","Radians");
          manufacturerNames.put("RSC","Radiator Specialty");
          manufacturerNames.put("Rawhyde Frontier","Rawhyde Frontier");
          manufacturerNames.put("RectorSeal","RectorSeal");
          manufacturerNames.put("Red Devil","Red Devil");
          manufacturerNames.put("Red Kap","Red Kap Industries");
          manufacturerNames.put("Reed","Reed Mfg");
          manufacturerNames.put("Reed","Reed Mfg");
          manufacturerNames.put("Revco","Revco");
          manufacturerNames.put("Rex-Cut","Rex-Cut Abrasives");
          manufacturerNames.put("RIDGID","Ridgid Tool");
          manufacturerNames.put("RIDGID","Ridgid Tool");
          manufacturerNames.put("RIDGID","Ridgid Tool");
          manufacturerNames.put("RIDGID","Ridgid Tool");
          manufacturerNames.put("RI","Rigid Industries");
          manufacturerNames.put("Ringers","Ringers Gloves");
          manufacturerNames.put("Dremel","Robert Bosch");
          manufacturerNames.put("Bosch","Robert Bosch");
          manufacturerNames.put("Bosch","Robert Bosch");
          manufacturerNames.put("Round House","Round House");
          manufacturerNames.put("rpb","RPB Safety");
          manufacturerNames.put("Rust-Oleum","Rust-Oleum");
          manufacturerNames.put("Rutland","Rutland Fire Clay");
          manufacturerNames.put("Safco","Safco Products");
          manufacturerNames.put("Safecross","Safecross (First Aid Products)");
          manufacturerNames.put("Saf-Tech","Saf-Tech");
          manufacturerNames.put("Saf-T-Glove","Saf-T-Glove");
          manufacturerNames.put("Salisbury By Honeywell","Honeywell Safety Products");
          manufacturerNames.put("San Jamar","San Jamar");
          manufacturerNames.put("SAS","SAS Safety");
          manufacturerNames.put("Sashco","Sashco");
          manufacturerNames.put("SF","Seal Fast");
          manufacturerNames.put("SG","Seattle Glove");
          manufacturerNames.put("Sellstrom","Sellstrom");
          manufacturerNames.put("Sellstrom","Sellstrom");
          manufacturerNames.put("Sempermed","Sempermed");
          manufacturerNames.put("Serim","Serim Research");
          manufacturerNames.put("Seymour Midwest","Seymour Midwest");
          manufacturerNames.put("Seymour","Seymour Of Sycamore");
          manufacturerNames.put("SGS","Boss Manufacturing");
          manufacturerNames.put("Showa Best","Showa Best Glove");
          manufacturerNames.put("Showa Best","Showa Best Glove");
          manufacturerNames.put("Shurtape","Shurtape Technologies");
          manufacturerNames.put("Shurtape","Shurtape Technologies");
          manufacturerNames.put("Sia","Sia Abrasives Industries");
          manufacturerNames.put("Simonds","Simonds International");
          manufacturerNames.put("SK","SK Hand Tool");
          manufacturerNames.put("Bahco","Snap-On Industrial");
          manufacturerNames.put("Williams","Snap-On Industrial");
          manufacturerNames.put("Snap-on","Snap-On Industrial");
          manufacturerNames.put("Snap-on","Snap-On Industrial");
          manufacturerNames.put("Snap-on","Snap-On Industrial");
          manufacturerNames.put("Snap-on","Snap-On Industrial");
          manufacturerNames.put("Williams","Snap-On Industrial");
          manufacturerNames.put("Soudal Accumetric","Soudal Accumetric");
          manufacturerNames.put("SPEAKMAN","Speakman");
          manufacturerNames.put("Rayovac","Spectrum Brands");
          manufacturerNames.put("SpillTech","SpillTech Environmental");
          manufacturerNames.put("Stabilicer","Stabilicer");
          manufacturerNames.put("Stanco","Stanco Mfg");
          manufacturerNames.put("Stanco","Stanco Mfg");
          manufacturerNames.put("Standard Safety","Standard Safety Equipment Company");
          manufacturerNames.put("Standard Safety","Standard Safety Equipment Company");

          // Show all balances in hash table.
          names = manufacturerNames.keys();
          Dataset<Row> dataFileContent = sqlContext.load("com.databricks.spark.csv", options);

          while(names.hasMoreElements()) {
             str = (String) names.nextElement();
             dataFileContent=dataFileContent.withColumn("ManufacturerSource", regexp_replace(col("ManufacturerSource"),str,manufacturerNames.get(str).toString()));
          }
          dataFileContent.show();

A: With that big count of regexp_replace operations you have forced that stackoverflow. You have 3 options:

*

*dirty: enlarge stack size for drivers and executors (google Java options stack size)

*write one udf function that will do all regexp_replace in one column edit operation (with tools of your programming language). Too big count of regexp replaces will be very unefficient. You can try aho corrasick algorithm

*switch that operation to join. Make another rdd/dataFrame from your replace table with sc.parallelize then join by name and get coalesce(newName, oldName)

The more replaces you have the more you should go to 3rd way. I guess if have at least thousands of replaces it is the far better way

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Ms. Messinetti began her teaching career at Powell High School as the Assistant Director of Bands. While at Powell, she helped oversee the PHS Marching Band, Symphonic Band, Concert Band, Powell Bijoux Winterguard, and Powell Prep Guard. Under her direction, Ms. Messinetti's ensembles earned superior ratings at several competitions and festivals.
Ms. Messinetti is a native of Rocky Point, New York and attended Rocky Point High School. She attended the University of Tennessee where she earned a Bachelors of Music degree with dual concentrations in Music Education and Flute Performance, with a Music Theory minor. Ms. Messinetti graduated summa cum laude from the Chancellor's Honors Program and was named the outstanding graduate in Music Education in 2017. During her time at UT, Ms. Messinetti performed with the Concert Band, Symphonic Band, Pride of the Southland Marching Band, and Flute Ensemble, and served as an Undergraduate Teaching Assistant with both the Pride of the Southland Marching Band and the Musicology department.
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Joseph Cole
Mr. Cole begins his teaching career at Seymour High School as an Assistant Director. He is originally from Bristol, TN, but has lived in Knoxville since his freshman year of high school. Mr. Cole attended the University of Tennessee and received a Bachelors of Music in Music Education. He has studied under Dr. Donald Ryder, Dr. Michael Stewart, Dr. Fuller Lyon, Dr. Alexander van Duuren, Ron Rogers, and Keith Clupper. During his time at UT, Mr. Cole performed with the Wind Ensemble, Symphonic Band, Symphony Orchestra, Jazz Band, and Trombone Choir. He also marched with the Pride of the Southland Marching Band, in which he served as a Trombone Squad Leader and as an Undergraduate Teaching Assistant.
In his free time, Mr. Cole loves to gig around Knoxville on trombone, play and coach ultimate frisbee, and find and cook great food.
Jason Franklin
Guard Instructor/Design Staff
Jason Franklin has been the Director of Guards at Seymour High School in Seymour, Tennessee since 2008. In that time, the Seymour Guard has consistently been at the forefront of the scholastic pageantry activity in the East Tennessee area. All aspects of the guard program strive to achieve at the highest levels with participation in Winter Guard International (WGI), Bands of America (BOA), Carolina Indoor Performance Association (CIPA), and East Tennessee Performing Arts Association (ETPAA). Mr. Franklin brings a variety of experiences including a music education background, years of teaching/coaching, being a board member for the local guard association (ETPAA), and as a performer.
Mr. Franklin is a native of the Tri-Cities area of Tennessee and graduated from Sullivan East High School. He studied Music Education at East Tennessee State University and performed with the Wind Ensemble, Saxophone Quartet, and Marching Band as Drum Major in 2002. He is a graduate of Tennessee Technological University in Cookeville, TN with a degree in Elementary Education (BS in 2010), and Middle School Endorsement (2012). He also received a Masters Degree in School Administration in 2017. Mr. Franklin served as Guard Director at Clinton High School from 2004-2009 and works with numerous programs locally and nationally as a consultant. Mr. Franklin previously taught at Boyds Creek Elementary as a 7th and 8th grade math teacher, and is now one of the Assistant Band Directors for Seymour High School.


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Q: How to store passwords in database securely? I have read that one way to store passowrds in a database is by the following way. To have a database table with columns username, hash and salt. The salt would never be shown.
I generate the hash with password + salt. The password is send by the user and is not stored in the database. If the generated hash is the same as that stored in the database,  the password is correct.
But I have my doubts. If I send the password, it could be sniffed while it is transmitted by the wire, so I think that it is neccesary to encrypt the communication too. So using a hash and salt is only to protect the data from the administrator? I mean that if I store the password in database, an administrator could easily access all information. If I store the hash, the administrators can't access to the information of users becasue the administrator don't have the half of the information, only the salt and not the password. However, while the user need to send the password, this could be sniff by someone, so the password is exposed.
How is the best way to protect the information of the user?
Thanks.

A: Hashed passwords also protect your data from outsiders. Imagine, if someone accessed your data using a SQL injection he would only get a hash & not the pass. You can use HTTPS for secure communication over your network & use your existing table of hashed passwords for a good security model. Secure salted password hashing

A: If you have to transmit the password in clear then you must protect it in transit. From browser to http server you need SSL/TLS. From application server to database you need encrypted connections.
There are schemes that don't require the transmission of password, the best know being HTTP Digest. You can store Digest's HA1 part in the database. The realm secret and user name contained in the HA1 digest contain as an effective protection against rainbow tables, but the fact that Digest is still based on MD5 makes the scheme relatively weak against a sufficiently well equipped brute force. However such a brute force would only reveal a colission that is specific to the given user name and realm, thus making it of very little use.


The rebuilding of Mercedes-Benz's small car ranks began with the latest B-class MPV, gaining momentum with the new A-class hatchback. Now it is moving into top gear with this, the CLA – a car that many expect to revive the compact saloon car market, and with it Mercedes' ability to attract a younger generation of buyers.
Appearing like a scaled-down CLS, it brings a welcome dose of style to a class long renowned for prosaic looks.
The front is mostly shared with the latest A-class, upon which the CLA is largely based. It's at the rear where the new saloon differs from its hatchback sibling, with a heavily curved roofline, curvaceous pillars, angled rear screen, sloping bootlid and longer overhang. The CLA also uses frameless doors in a bid to give it coupé-like appeal.
It's not just good looking but also aerodynamically efficient. Mercedes claims a Cd of 0.23 for regular models.
The CLA is 40mm longer, 7mm wider and 43mm lower than the C-class – itself set to grow appreciably when the new version appears next year. It's not the end of Mercedes' efforts to rebuild its small car ranks, though. An even more radical-looking CLA Shooting Brake is due to reach the UK in just over a year's time.
Climb inside and you discover an interior that shares its entire layout, including the dashboard, switchgear and trims, with the A-class. Good aspects include the driving position, supportive front seats, legible instruments, the feel of the leather-bound steering wheel, the easily read high-mounted infotainment monitor and overall quality of the materials.
Where the CLA falls down is in its failure to provide adequate rearward vision. A combination of factors – such as wide pillars, a high waistline, tall front seatbacks and a shallow rear screen – contrives to rob visibility to the sides and back. It's bad enough to consider the optional Tracking Package, which brings blindspot and lane-keeping functions, as a must-have item.
Despite being marginally longer than the C-class saloon, the CLA lacks genuine rear seat space, and entry to the rear is made tricky by the heavy tumblehome effect to the shallow side glass. However, it has a generous-sized boot with a 470-litre capacity – 11 litres more than the C-class's.
In the UK, two turbocharged four-cylinder engines will initially be offered in the CLA. The base CLA 180 gets a 1.6-litre petrol unit developed in partnership with Renault that produces a less than sparkling 120bhp. It is joined by a 2.1-litre diesel that develops 168bhp in the CLA 220 CDI driven here. We'll also get a 2.0-litre petrol engine with 208bhp in the CLA 250 later this year.
Most engines come with the choice of a six-speed manual or seven-speed dual-clutch automatic, but the CLA 220 CDI is auto only. It is an efficient unit, with a column-mounted stalk taking the place of a traditional gear selector and wheel-mounted shift paddles that make cog swapping a painless if somewhat uninspiring affair.
But with 258lb ft from 1400 to 3400rpm, the CLA 220 CDI doesn't require continual gearshifting. Its willing, flexible delivery makes for easy progress. However, go above 4000rpm and there's a noticeable degree of diesel chatter.
With drive going to the front wheels only, the CLA 220 CDI puts its power to road cleanly, aided by an array of electronic driving aids, including the latest in electronic stability control. It also provides excellent stability at motorway cruising speeds, which is where this model feels most at home.
On the standard 'comfort' suspension and optional 18-inch wheels, the CLA 220 CDI has an odd combination of dynamic qualities. Over transverse ridges, larger potholes and speed bumps it feels quite stiff, particularly at the front end, and it suffers a fair amount of road noise on coarse surfaces. But at the same time, the CLA boasts excellent damping control, giving it wonderfully progressive body movements, the ability to tame undulating roads and the basis for sound (if somewhat unrewarding) handling. It has encouraging levels of front-end grip and changes direction with a good deal of zeal. However, there's insufficient communication through the steering and seat of the pants to make it a stirring drive.
We commend Mercedes for looking beyond convention when conceiving the CLA. We also like the relaxed, torquey nature of this diesel engine. The CLA is competent in many areas, but it isn't as engaging as we'd hoped it would be. We'll reserve judgement on its ride until we drive it in the UK, although it already feels unnecessarily firm.
For a car of its dimensions, its packaging is also rather disappointing. It has style in spades and some genuine substance, but it's not enough to hide its questionable comfort and lack of space.
I think it looks great, and the performance and economy combo is impressive. They should do a C250CDI version.
The back end just looks wrong. Trying to transfer the style of the CLS, to a much smaller package, has failed dismally.
This might look better if the over dark privacy glass didnt break up the lines so much, and would allow you to concentrate on the shape of the glass area as part of the design. I still don't like the contrived scalloping of the side panels, and surely Mercedes could have come up with something better for the rear end rather than just aping the CLS so much. Still, I'm in my 50s so this car isn't meant to appeal to me at all.
Beautiful car, well done Mercedes.
It looks like they've thrown together design features from several different Mercs and hoped it would work. Sadly it doesn't.
At least it's not boring and offers something a little different, it's just a shame it's not that good.
Just like the A-Class the CLA outshines every other car in the class. So far the only criticism I can think of is the stick-out Sat-Nav. The rear may be described as pinched but overall its a Stunner with a capital S.
At first glance it looks ok, then it looks awkward, the back seems kinda sad faced, the front is nice..... Can't make up my mind - is it a grower?
sure what autocar want's these, or any other manufacterers offerings to be, or perform like. A statement piece which offers avantgarde design cues, sports car performance, fuel sipping technology and something which generations, poles apart would be happy to drive? I personally like it, but i think that the Audi A3 saloon when that's released shortly will be just as good, if not better, but in an understated way. Autocar like many other journalistic mediums are only happy when their testing something which is capable of thundering down to the south of France leaving everything in it's wake. The vast majority of the public, myself included!, wouldn't know the difference of how balanced that chassis is, or whether a tweaked torque vectoring system would yield more involved driving experience.
Why do reviewers talk about rear seat space,trunk space etc and then only show outside pics,not even any decent pics of the front seats,a hopeless review,I would fire the photographer or however coordinating this mishmash.


Steven R. Gerbsman, Principal of Gerbsman Partners, Kenneth Hardesty and James Skelton, members of Gerbsman Partners Board of Intellectual Capital, announced today their success in maximizing stakeholder value for a venture capital and senior lender backed spine medical device company.
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Q: Error rebuild all index by procedure ORA-01450: maximum key length im having some problems to rebuild all normal indexes by a procedure, the error code are:
ORA-01450: maximum key length (3215) exceeded
ORA-06512: on line 11
ORA-06512: on line 11
01450. 00000 -  "maximum key length (%s) exceeded"
This is my script:
DECLARE
BEGIN

FOR index_entry IN (select * from user_indexes
                where index_type='NORMAL')
    LOOP
        IF (SUBSTR(index_entry.INDEX_NAME,LENGTH(index_entry.INDEX_NAME), 1)) = '$' THEN
        dbms_output.put_line('Error en: ' || index_entry.INDEX_NAME);

    ELSE
              dbms_output.put_line('ALTER INDEX ' || index_entry.INDEX_NAME || ' REBUILD ONLINE NOLOGGING');
              EXECUTE IMMEDIATE 'ALTER INDEX ' || index_entry.INDEX_NAME || ' REBUILD ONLINE NOLOGGING';
END IF;
END LOOP;
END;

Do you have any idea how could I rebuild all normal indexes and avoid this ORA?, i mean if find any normal index with maximum key length ignore it, continue and finish rebuilding all indexes?


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AGS Names Laura Olson-Reyes Vice President of Marketing & Communications
Casino International > Industry News > AGS Names Laura Olson-Reyes Vice President of Marketing & Communications
PlayAGS Inc, a leading designer and supplier of electronic gaming machines, table products, and interactive solutions for the global gaming industry, have announced the appointment of Laura Olson-Reyes as Vice President of Marketing and Communications.
Olson-Reyes brings more than 20 years' experience to the role at AGS, where she will oversee various marketing initiatives, external and internal communications, and community relations.
AGS Chief Marketing Officer and Executive Vice President of Investor Relations Julia Boguslawski said, "We're very excited to welcome Laura to the AGS family. Her vast experience across many facets of gaming on both the operator and supplier side, her proven ability to build brand awareness, her creativity and well-honed communications expertise, and her passion for this industry are a powerful combination as AGS drives greater momentum in the marketplace. The team looks forward to working with Laura on new initiatives to elevate the AGS brand and bring new perspectives to promote our one-of-a-kind products, people, and corporate culture."
Over the course of her long career, Olson-Reyes has held numerous corporate roles and served as an independent consultant. Most recently, she served three years as the Executive Director, Community and Corporate Relations for Scientific Games, where she had responsibilities for external and internal communications, executive visibility and thought leadership, and corporate social responsibility. Before that, she served more than seven years as the Senior Director of Corporate Marketing and Communications at Bally Technologies, where she led a team that won 30 awards for marketing and communications excellence, overseeing product marketing, corporate communications, and community relations.
Olson-Reyes' gaming and technology industry experience also includes marketing roles with gaming operators Caesars Entertainment and Stratosphere Casino Hotel & Tower.
She earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in Print Journalism from the University of Montana.
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College in Scunthorpe pays £700,000 to staff leavers, FOI reveals
The Scunthorpe Telegraph report:
JOHN Leggott College in Scunthorpe has spent more than £700,000 on voluntary severance and redundancy packages in the last three years.
The figure has been revealed following a Freedom of Information request by Ian Sharp, a former vice- principal at the college for 13 years.
A spokeswoman for the college said the payments were the result of a reorganisation at the campus, which is already reaping benefits for students.


Did someone say dessert?! When these delicious gluten free red velvet cupcakes are on the menu, everyone will save room! Not to mention, they're incredibly easy to make and topped with a delectable cream cheese frosting.
Only have 30 minutes to spare and need a sweet treat but want a little more pizzazz than cookies? Turn to these gluten free red velvet cupcakes! They'll look like you fussed and spent hours in the kitchen, but they couldn't be simpler.
And because they start with our flour blend, they come together in no time. Find our versatile flour blend, that happens to be perfect for breads, muffins and biscuits, here. It has the perfect balance of flours to starches so you get great results with your baked goods each and every time.
If you happen to have buttermilk on hand, then you can skip the first 2 ingredients. Just use ½ cup buttermilk in place of the milk and vinegar combination. But, if you're like me and never keep it on hand, not to worry, just turn to this handy substitution. Simply mix the milk and vinegar and let it sit for about 5 minutes. Quick and easy substitution.
With just the right balance of flours and starches, our flour blend is ideal for this cupcake. It produces a light and tender cake without being overly sweet. It's really the ideal blend and is perfect for these bread sticks and these muffins too.
Finding this batter to be really runny and wondering if you did something wrong? Not to worry, thin batter is good. The batter should have the consistency of thin soup. It should run off the spoon quite easily.
Because this batter is very thin, portioning it into the muffin tin can be tricky. A simple solution is to use a measuring cup! Simply pour the batter into the cup and fill each cupcake liner with the batter. No mess and it's easy to control the portion in each cup.
These velvety cupcakes taste amazing by themselves, but add a dollop of cream cheese frosting and suddenly you have a dessert that will take your breath away. Any way you frost these little beauties is going to be scrumptious – because who can resist a cream cheese frosted cupcake?!
The #12 tip size is perfect for making the small, but perfectly sized ropes of frosting around these cupcakes. A slight squeeze of the bag as you turn the cupcake around and around is all it takes.
Finish them off with a small little tip at the top and some red sugars.
Ready for the most delicious gluten free red velvet cupcakes ever?!
These gluten free red velvet cupcakes are as scrumptious as they look. With a homemade cream cheese frosting, they're a little bite of Heaven in every bite!
Prepare buttermilk: In a 1 cup measuring cup, add 1 tsp. of vinegar to milk. Mix gently and set aside.
Prepare a muffin tin by placing paper liners in each cup. Preheat oven to 350 F.
In a medium mixing bowl, combine flour blend, baking soda, baking powder, cocoa and salt. Mix until combined. Set aside.
In a large mixing bowl, mix the sugar and oil on low speed until combined. Add in the egg, buttermilk mixture, vanilla and red food coloring – mix until combined.
Add the flour mixture to the wet mixture and mix on low speed, just until combined.
Pour batter into a measuring cup. Fill each muffin cup ¾ of the way full of batter.
Bake for 24 minutes or until a toothpick tests done.
Remove the cupcakes and let them cool on a cooling rack.
Prepare frosting: In a medium mixing bowl, beat the cream cheese and butter until light and fluffy. Add the vanilla extract and beat again. Add powdered sugar, 1 cup at a time, beating well after each addition.


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Faces of Run The Edge: Tara Humble, from Huffing and Puffing to Half Marathons
In January, 2017 Tara noticed that she was out of breath walking up the stairs. She decided to weigh herself to see if gravity was the culprit. Once she saw the number, she swore it would be the last time those digits would appear on her scale. Tara, who lives in upstate New York, has had several unsuccessful weight loss attempts over the last few years (losing up to 60lbs and then gaining it back), but this time she was determined to make changes for the long haul. She knew she had to change her lifestyle, and she felt a call to inspire others in her situation to do the same. She refused to let this be another failed New Year's Resolution, especially given her family's history of poor heart health and complications due to weight. Tara had to change her life in order to save it.
She started making small changes. Trading sugary drinks for water, cutting sugar out of her diet for several months, and prioritizing sleep helped her lose 25 pounds before she even set foot in a gym. Determined not to be discouraged by her past failures, Tara stuck to these changes and added exercise to expedite the process. She was 43 years old at the time and wanted to finally enjoy her life without the burden of extra pounds! When she finally decided to join a local gym in March of 2017, she was committing to an entirely new life and not just a fitness phase. This was new territory for her: she had grown accustomed to working out at home when she tried to lose weight in the past, but she had never joined a gym before. Now that she had access to a space where so many more activities were available to her, her health began improving drastically.
Tara had heard that running was good for weight loss, so she hopped on a treadmill in the hopes of upping her calorie expenditure. Like many of us, she started off slow, just walking, then jogging. And slowly, she began to develop a taste for running. "It was the most amazing thing!" she told me excitedly, "I always hated running in school." You're in good company, Tara! As the weeks passed, exercise, especially running, took on a much larger role in her life. She surprised herself by deciding to register for the Boilermaker 5K in July of that year. She hired a running coach, Sean Clark from Rebelfit NH in New Hampshire, to work on her mileage, and ended up surpassing her goals! The cutoff time for the Boilermaker 5K was 45 minutes, and she completed it in a cool 35 minutes. "When I crossed that finish line it was like… wow… and I decided right there, next year I was going to do the 15K," and that was it!
With the support of her coach, she set her sights on the 15K in July of 2018. In the interim time she focused on eating well, and ended up losing most of her excess weight between July and November 2017. She ran her first 10K in February 2018 and then decided to sign up for a half marathon in May. Her coach was ready to encourage her to reach this new goal, but unfortunately her knees were not as enthusiastic. She was forced to give up her spot in the Buffalo Half Marathon. Not to be discouraged, Tara used the time to properly heal and really prepare for her upcoming 15K. She ran her fastest 5K in June, and ended up finishing her 15K in an hour and 40 minutes! She also went on to complete her first half marathon in September.
Tara addressed her knee pain with cross training and weight lifting with the Black River Training group and has not stopped setting lofty goals for herself. She is a first year participant of Run The Year 2019 and the Spring Streaker Challenge as well. She is heavily involved in the Run The Edge community and continues to inspire others. She has signed up for her first marathon, the Marine Corps Marathon, this fall and she is absolutely thriving off the energy in the RTY community. Already she has completed two half marathons (the second of which she did on May 19th!) and has seen improvement! Her next half is in June and we can't wait to see how she does.
She set out to inspire others and improve herself, and in return she has been inspired and found a supportive running family! With Run The Year and the Streaker challenges to encourage her to run every day, Tara is making incredible progress. She has lost around 100 lbs already and says that the challenges keep her motivated to exercise through the colder months, which is when she historically gains back the weight. This time, she is keeping the weight off and has discovered a new passion for exercise. She ran outside more this winter than she ever had before. Seeing all her fellow RTYers braving the elements convinced her that she could too!
Tara continues to both motivate others and draw strength from the community. She says being part of the RTY community "makes you feel like an Olympic runner with all these people… it's like you have this whole little family!" The online presence of her fellow participants has helped Tara remain consistent, overcome any excuses, and answer any questions she's had about running. She is now training for the Marine Corps Marathon and continues to be a beacon of inspiration for not only her fellow runners, but for everyone around her who is struggling with weight and an unhealthy lifestyle. Though keeping the weight off is the real battle, Tara can't see herself going back to where she was; she wants regular people to know that they CAN do it! Tara says that though she's approaching 45, this is the best she has felt in twenty years, thanks to positive thinking, consistency, and a new love of running. We are so proud of Tara's success, and can't wait to see what she does next!


The first in a series of scouring the APK Member Galleries to find some of the hidden gems. This awesome shot of traceur "Rhyth" was found in the gallery of hardkour, check out his other shots!
If you find any particularly great shots, feel free to PM or E-Mail them to me and I might make them the weekly wallpaper!
As usual simply click the thumbnail for the full 1920x1080 image. Enjoy!


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Q: basic questions in BISON for parsing I am new to bison, I have some basic questions if you could help me with them:

*

*Which one is right from the following:
%left '*' '/'

or
%left '*' '/'

that means instead of getting the token I use it to define it in the parser file

*Can I define a rule like this:
EXP -> EXP "and" EXP

instead of
EXP -> EXP AND EXP //AND here is a token

*If I have LEX and BISON files for building a parser which one should include the other and if
I have used a common header file in which one of them should the file be defined?

*If the BISON algorithm found a match according to one of the rules what happens first it makes reduce then it does the action defined for the rule that matched or first it does the action and after that makes reduce to the stack?

A: *

*Its tough to tell what you are asking due to your formatting, but think the answer is no.  %left just defines a a token (exactly like %token does) and in addition sets a precedence level for that token.  You still have to "get" the token by recognizing it in your lexer and returning the appropriate token value.

*While you can use "and", you don't want to because its almost impossible to get right.  Its much better to use AND or and (no quotes).  The difference is that using quotes creates a token that is not output as a #define in the .tab.h file, so there's no easy way to generate that token in your lexer.

*There a a number of ways to do it.  The easiest is to have neither include the other and have the lex file include the header generated by bison's -d flag -- this is what most examples do.  It is also possible to directly include the lex.yy.c file in the 3rd section of the .y file OR include the .tab.c in the top section of the .l file (but not both!) in which case you'll only compile the one file.

*Its executes the action for the rule first (so the values for the items on the RHS are available while the action is executing), and then does the stack reduction, replacing the RHS items with the value the action put int $$.

A: I somewhat disagree with Chris on point 2.  It's better to use "and" because then in the error messages the parser will report things about "and" rather then about TOK_AND or t_AND which certainly do not make sense to the user.
And it's not that hard to get it right:  provided you inserted
%token TOK_AND "and"

somewhere, you can use either "and" or TOK_AND in the grammar file.  But, IMHO, the former is much clearer.


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[Premiere]: All Eyes – All I Want
Will Oliver | October 11th, 2012
We are the lucky ones who get to premiere the phenomenal song "All I Want" from All Eyes. The Minneapolis band stopped me dead in my socks upon the first listen of the track. It rocks steady with a steady temperature, with a lingering presence that straddles the line of being dark and sinister.
Alicia Wiley's vocals play like a ghostlike whisper, accommodating the hazy feel of the song that grabs every part of you, striking you everywhere it counts, down to your core. It's powerful, evocative, and sexy in the strangest way.
The band consists of four members (Alicia Wiley, Jake Hanson, Joe Christensonm, Luke Anderson) who have been involved with many bands in and out of the Twin Cities. Something tells me they have finally found "the one."
"All I Want" is taken from their self-released debut album Shelf Life, out November 13. Listen below.
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Got the Corolla A/C system all charged up using 2 cans of R134a. I let the first can go in, started the car, A/C switch on and fan on high, but I had to get jump the compressor clutch to get it going and pull the freon in. I figured as much since it was low. So I did that until the 1st can emptied, then just left the jumper wire on and installed the 2nd can of freon until empty. This whole time the radiator fan kept cutting on and off (engine and coolant were hot) but the A/C fan never came on. I shut off the car, removed the jumper wire, and connected the compressor wire to the harness and started the car again. No compressor clutch turning, no A/C fan.
After the 2nd can of freon, with the jumper wire still on, before I shut the car off I could feel the cold air coming through the vents. Not sure why the compressor isn't kicking on. The inner workings of the old compressor clutch gave out a couple of weeks ago, system was working fine and blowing cold immediately up until that happened, so I don't see how there could be any electrical issues.
Check the fuse of course, when a clutch burns up it can short the coil and blow the fuse. If it's wired like a Honda the condenser fan is on the same fuse which is in the box near the battery.
hm can't find any sign of the fuse that the compressor clutch and condenser fan are on in either the owner's manual or Haynes. I had to look at a factory wiring diagram to figure out where the fuse is. In the diagram it looks like there's an A/C fuse at the upper left, which if blown, would not allow either the compressor clutch relay and clutch (middle) or Condenser Fan Relay No. 3 (lower right) to activate. Does that look right? Unfortunately I'll have to remove the glove box later this evening to get access to that fuse. Ridiculous place to put fuses IMHO with no easy access.
Crossing fingers that it's just this fuse.
Something I forgot to mention, when the car is running and I press the AC switch, there is no light on the switch at all. So no AC light, no compressor clutch, and no condenser fan (radiator fan works with ECT sensor, etc.).
The diagram shows that the LED on the button is also powered through the same fuse. You have to find that fuse.
You're lucky that the radiator fan has it's own circuit including a pressure switch. If the fan hadn't come on when you jumped the compressor, the relief valve or a hose would have blown from overpressure. Jumping compressors with the engine running is a bad idea, on most cars the fans will not start.
Well, what are you supposed to do when charging the system in order to get the compressor going to circulate that first can of refrigerant? If the pressure switch is there to cut off the compressor clutch when there is low pressure in the system, but you only just start putting refrigerant in and need to get it circulated around, what do you do other than jumping the clutch solenoid?
I suppose if the fuse was good the clutch may have indeed started after charging with that first can (I couldn't even get all of it to go in until I got the compressor going). But many internet sources I read all said that jumping the compressor may be needed to get the compressor going initially due to the low pressure when you first start the charging process.
If you have any other tips I'd love to hear them for whenever I have to do this on my Integra (303K miles on all original A/C equipment and everything works fine *knock on wood*).
Jumper wires are great for selling parts.
Charge into vacuum, and the system will start on it's own.
You could have destroyed a compressor with a hot wire job like that.
VICTORY!!!! That fuse was indeed blown, replaced it, and everything seems to be working as normal. FINALLY cool air!! Thanks to everyone who helped here on Auto AC Forum!
Well I went back out and after I got the rest of the car back together, I connected the manifold gauges again and found the pressures a touch low, so I added about half of another can of refrigerant. I think about 1/3 to 1/2 of the 1st can didn't actually make it in, so now it should have a charge of right around 24 oz.
Pressures at around 1500 rpm read right at 40 psi low side and 225 psi high side, give or take. I was having difficulty holding a steady engine speed and the pressure needles were fluctuating a bit. But do those pressures sound good?
Open only the low side dial on you're a/c gauges allowing refrigerant to flow into the system. Again I stress the high side must be closed or you may cause personal injury to yourself or others! Start vehicle and turn on the a/c system with blower on the highest speed. In some cases if the compressor clutch has not engaged you may need to by pass the low pressure cut out/cycling switch. Refrigerant should be charged as a gas but in some cases it may be necessary to charge as a liquid. Be careful not to slug the compressor with liquid refrigerant! Charge system to OEM amounts and pressures if you are using the refrigerant the system was designed for. If vehicle is has been or is being converted start with about 60 percent of the original charging amount. After getting 60 percent of the original charge slowly add an ounce at a time until you reach the best possible vent temperature and pressure readings. If you do not know what your systems operating pressures are you can use the 2.2 x the ambient temperature as a guide. This should only be used as a guide as many systems will need more or less refrigerant to achieve proper cooling.
Angle of this pic looks like it's at 30" but it's really just a touch under.
Another question: after I got everything working last night, I noticed the sight glass on the receiver looked clear. This was after the system sat for a day after initial charging on Wednesday night to around 18 oz. or so (system takes 23-26 oz.). After I put in a bit more of another can to get it up to around 24 oz. I noticed the sight glass looked completely solid white (foamy?). Is this normal right after charging like that? I forgot to check it this morning to see if it looks clear or not.
Don't worry about the sight glass on a R134a vehicle.
Well I checked the sight glass today after driving the car with A/C running. With it running the sight glass appeared foamy white. Then my wife switched off the A/C and it immediately went clear, then I saw a few more bubbles (individual bubbles, not foamy) come up and then it went clear again, which I understand is what it should do. Is that right?
PS: There is a difference between a low pressure cycling switch, GM & Ford. And a low pressure cut out switch many other models. Never jump a low pressure cut off switch.
You know Tim, you should probably edit the procedures where Patrick found that quote. Otherwise some kid will twist it just like Patrick did, and read it to mean that he should disable the HPCO and the condensor fans by hot wiring directly to the compressor clutch.
We both know something like that can lead to flying compressor parts, and could injure or kill someone.
What's with the sarcasm and attitude? I never said anybody was wrong, I just stated what I have read on here and several other system charging how-to's. If I had known the A/C fuse was blown I would have replaced it before charging and the 1st can of refrigerant likely would have made the compressor kick on. But I didn't know, and the compressor didn't kick on, and so I assumed I just needed to get the compressor turning to help it along as many how-to's recommend. If this is not the recommended procedure, then the Evacuate and Charging Procedure post should be edited as such.
But it doesn't really matter now, as the system is now fully charged and working great, thanks to all the help on here.
No sarcasm and attitude. Just making it clear not to jump low/high pressure switches.


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