Abstract: A method (200) of providing a media content in a computer network is provided, including, in a server system (222) of a media content provider (220): obtaining a user identification, UID, of a user (210) registered with a partner (230) of the media content provider, and a content identification, CID, of a media content offered by the media content provider; generating a first token associated with the obtained UID and CID; storing (226-1) the first token in a data storage (224); providing (226-2) a reference to a web resource to the user and/or to the partner, the reference including a second token equal to, or at least associated with, the first token; receiving (216-2) a first request from the user to access the web resource, the first request including the second token; providing (226-3) the web resource to the user, the web resource identifying a network location and including a third token equal to, or at least associated with, at least one of the first token and the second token; receiving (216-3) a sec

Abstract: A method (200) of providing a media content in a computer network is provided, including, in a server system (222) of a media content provider (220): obtaining a user identification, UID, of a user (210) registered with a partner (230) of the media content provider, and a content identification, CID, of a media content offered by the media content provider; generating a first token associated with the obtained UID and CID; storing (226-1) the first token in a data storage (224); providing (226-2) a reference to a web resource to the user and/or to the partner, the reference including a second token equal to, or at least associated with, the first token; receiving (216-2) a first request from the user to access the web resource, the first request including the second token; providing (226-3) the web resource to the user, the web resource identifying a network location and including a third token equal to, or at least associated with, at least one of the first token and the second token; receiving (216-3) a sec

Abstract: A replacement floor assembly may include a base member having a top side, a bottom side, a front end, a rear end, a left side, and a right side. The front end and forward portions of the left and right sides define a forward section of the base member, whereas the rear end and rear portions of the left and right sides define a rear section of the base member. A first outboard flange member is mounted to at least a portion of the left side of the base member and a second outboard flange member is mounted to at least a portion of the right side of said base member. A front flange member is mounted to at least a portion of the front end of said base member so that at least portions of the forward section of the base member, the first and second outboard flange members, and the front flange member define a battery well.

Abstract: A mobility access hybrid vehicle that includes a floor assembly that defines a mobility access system mounting area and a battery well, the battery well being located at a position forward of the mobility access system mounting area. A mobility access system is mounted within the mobility access system mounting area defined by the floor assembly. A hybrid battery is mounted within the battery well defined by the floor assembly. A first cover plate mounted over the battery well and a second cover plate mounted over the mobility access system together define a substantially flat interior floor area for first and second rows of occupant seating areas of the mobility access hybrid vehicle.

Abstract: Methods and systems for producing a mobility assist hybrid vehicle from an OEM hybrid vehicle may include: Removing the hybrid battery from the hybrid vehicle; removing at least a portion of a floor of the hybrid vehicle that extends from about a longitudinal position to about a second longitudinal position; mounting a replacement floor assembly to the hybrid vehicle, the replacement floor assembly defining a battery well sized to receive the hybrid battery, the battery well being located at about the first longitudinal position, the replacement floor assembly also being configured to receive a mobility access system at about the second longitudinal position; mounting the hybrid battery within the battery well of the replacement floor assembly; placing a first cover plate over the hybrid battery; mounting the mobility access system to the replacement floor assembly; and placing a second cover plate over the mobility access system, the first and second cover plates defining a substantially flat interior floor

Abstract: A disposable meter for testing the level of total dissolved solids in a water source and a method of testing the concentration of total dissolved solids are herein disclosed. The disposable meter may include a body with at least water resistant properties, a first indicator, the energization of which is indicative of a threshold level measured total dissolved solids, a pair of electrodes wherein energization passing between the pair of electrodes completes a circuit, and circuitry disposed within the body connected to the first indicator and the pair of electrodes. The circuitry may be configured to commence energization to pass between the pair of electrodes, measure the conductivity of the water between the pair of electrodes, and energize the first indicator if the measured conductivity value exceeds a predetermined threshold value.

Abstract: A disposable meter for testing the level of total dissolved solids in a water source and a method of testing the concentration of total dissolved solids are herein disclosed. The disposable meter may include a body with at least water resistant properties, a first indicator, the energization of which is indicative of a threshold level measured total dissolved solids, a pair of electrodes wherein energization passing between the pair of electrodes completes a circuit, and circuitry disposed within the body connected to the first indicator and the pair of electrodes. The circuitry may be configured to commence energization to pass between the pair of electrodes, measure the conductivity of the water between the pair of electrodes, and energize the first indicator if the measured conductivity value exceeds a predetermined threshold value.