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Q: Make a extra function in submenu script I have a submenu script plugin. Now I want to add an extra function. But I have a few problems. When the submenu is being opened, I want do this:
$("body").append('

');
var nav = $(".submenu").height();
var hoogteNav = $("#nav").height();
$("#nav").height(nav + hoogteNav + 14);

And when the submenu being closed, I want to do this:
$("#nav-overlay").fadeOut(function() {
    $("#nav-overlay").remove();
});
$("#nav").css({ height: "33px"});

But now I have problems with this. When the submenu is open, and you hover over the li element. Than the function is opening again and again. You can see this here: Here
What am I doing wrong?
This is the whole script:
(function($) {
    //define the defaults for the plugin and how to call it
    $.fn.dcMegaMenu = function(options){
        //set default options
        var defaults = {
            classParent: 'dc-mega',
            rowItems: 3,
            speed: 'fast',
            effect: 'fade'
        };

        //call in the default otions
        var options = $.extend(defaults, options);
        var $dcMegaMenuObj = this;

        //act upon the element that is passed into the design
        return $dcMegaMenuObj.each(function(options) {
            megaSetup();

            function megaOver() {
                var submenuNav = $('.submenu',this);
                $(this).addClass('mega-hover');

                $("body").append( '

' );

                var nav = $(".submenu").height();
                var hoogteNav = $("#nav").height();
                $("#nav").height(nav + hoogteNav + 14);

                if(defaults.effect == 'fade'){
                    $(submenuNav).fadeIn(defaults.speed);
                }
            }

            function megaOut(){
                var submenuNav = $('.submenu',this);
                $(this).removeClass('mega-hover');
                $("#nav-overlay").fadeOut(function() {
                    $("#nav-overlay").remove();
                });
                $("#nav").css({ height: "33px"});
                $(submenuNav).hide();
            }

            function megaSetup() {
                var classParentLi = defaults.classParent+'-li';
                var menuWidth = $($dcMegaMenuObj).outerWidth(true);
                $('> li',$dcMegaMenuObj).each(function(){
                    //Set Width of submenu
                    var mainsubmenu = $('> ul',this);
                    var primaryLink = $('> a',this);
                    if ($(mainsubmenu).length > 0) {
                        $(primaryLink).addClass(defaults.classParent).append($arrow);
                        $(mainsubmenu).addClass('submenu').wrap('
');

                        // Get Position of Parent Item
                        var position = $(this).position();
                        parentLeft = position.left;

                        if ($('ul',mainsubmenu).length > 0){
                            $(this).addClass(classParentLi);
                            $('.submenu-container',this).addClass('mega');
                            $('> li',mainsubmenu).addClass('mega-hdr');
                            $('.mega-hdr > a').addClass('mega-hdr-a');
                            // Create Rows
                            var hdrs = $('.mega-hdr',this);
                            rowSize = parseInt(defaults.rowItems);
                            for(var i = 0; i < hdrs.length; i+=rowSize){
                                hdrs.slice(i, i+rowSize).wrapAll('
');
                            }

                            // Get submenu Dimensions & Set Row Height
                            $(mainsubmenu).show();

                            // Calc Left Position of submenu Menu
                            // // Get Width of Parent
                            var parentWidth = $(this).width();

                            // // Calc Width of submenu Menu
                            var submenuWidth = $(mainsubmenu).outerWidth(true);
                            var totalWidth = $(mainsubmenu).parent('.submenu-container').outerWidth(true);
                            var containerPad = totalWidth - submenuWidth;
                            var itemWidth = $('.mega-hdr',mainsubmenu).outerWidth(true);
                            var rowItems = $('.row:eq(0) .mega-hdr',mainsubmenu).length;
                            var innerItemWidth = itemWidth * rowItems;
                            var totalItemWidth = innerItemWidth + containerPad;

                            // Set mega header height
                            $('.row',this).each(function(){
                                $('.mega-hdr:last',this).addClass('last');
                                var maxValue = undefined;
                                $('.mega-hdr-a',this).each(function(){
                                    var val = parseInt($(this).height());
                                    if (maxValue === undefined || maxValue < val){
                                        maxValue = val;
                                    }
                                });
                                $('.mega-hdr-a',this).css('height',maxValue+'px');
                                $(this).css('width',innerItemWidth+'px');
                            });

                            // // Calc Required Left Margin
                            var marginLeft = (totalItemWidth - parentWidth)/2;
                            var submenuLeft = parentLeft - marginLeft;

                            // If Left Position Is Negative Set To Left Margin
                            if(submenuLeft < 0){
                                $('.submenu-container',this).css('left','0');
                            } else {
                                $('.submenu-container',this).css('left',parentLeft+'px').css('margin-left',-marginLeft+'px');
                            }

                            // Calculate Row Height
                            $('.row',mainsubmenu).each(function(){
                                var rowHeight = $(this).height();
                                $('.mega-hdr',this).css('height',rowHeight+'px');
                                $(this).parent('.row').css('height',rowHeight+'px');
                            });

                            $(mainsubmenu).hide();

                        } else {
                            $('.submenu-container',this).addClass('non-mega').css('left',parentLeft+'px');
                        }
                    }
                });
                // Set position of mega dropdown to bottom of main menu
                var menuHeight = $('> li > a',$dcMegaMenuObj).outerHeight(true);
                $('.submenu-container',$dcMegaMenuObj).css({top: menuHeight+'px'}).css('z-index','1000');
                // HoverIntent Configuration
                var config = {
                    sensitivity: 2, // number = sensitivity threshold (must be 1 or higher)
                    interval: 100, // number = milliseconds for onMouseOver polling interval
                    over: megaOver, // function = onMouseOver callback (REQUIRED)
                    timeout: 400, // number = milliseconds delay before onMouseOut
                    out: megaOut // function = onMouseOut callback (REQUIRED)
                };
                $('li',$dcMegaMenuObj).hoverIntent(config);
            }
        });
    };
})(jQuery);

Thanks for helping me!!!

A: The problem is, the megaOver function is firing for the main menu item, as well as the sub menu item. Thats causing the #nav-overlay div to appear and disappear. You should separate the mouseOver functions for the main and submenu's somehow.
Or you could modify the function to check if the nav-overlay div is already there:
if($('#nav-overlag').length == 0){
   $("body").append( '

' );
}

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Home / Press Releases / ABC ANNOUNCES IT WILL BROADCAST ALL OF ITS PRIMETIME IN HDTV THIS SEASON
IN A MAJOR COMMITMENT TO HDTV PROGRAMMING, ABC ANNOUNCES IT WILL BROADCAST ALL OF ITS PRIMETIME COMEDIES, DRAMAS AND THEATRICALS IN HDTV THIS SEASON
In a major commitment to high-definition television programming, ABC Television Network president Alex Wallau announced today that ABC will broadcast all of its primetime comedy and drama series, as well as all theatrical movies, in HDTV for the 2001-02 television season.
ABC was the first network to broadcast in HDTV, beginning in November, 1998, and it is the only network currently broadcasting its HD programming in Dolby Digital 5.1-channel surround sound. All of ABC's programs will use 720 Progressive (720P), ABC's selected HDTV format.
"ABC is totally committed to bringing the best possible viewing experience to our audiences through HDTV technology, " said Mr. Wallau. "ABC's fall programs are an especially powerful way of showcasing the amazing technology of HDTV."
The announcement will bring the total number of hours that ABC is broadcasting in HDTV to more than 60% of its primetime schedule. In addition to "NYPD Blue," which became ABC's first regularly scheduled entertainment series to be broadcast in high definition last season, the series to be broadcast in HDTV include "Dharma & Greg," "Spin City," "Philly," "My Wife and Kids," "The Drew Carey Show," "Thieves," "Once and Again," "The Practice," "What About Joan," "Bob Patterson," "According to Jim," "The Job," "The Wonderful World of Disney," "The ABC Big Picture Show," "The Court," "The Web" and "Alias."
Since it began broadcasting in HDTV in 1998 and through November of this year, ABC will have broadcast 71 theatrical titles in HDTV. This includes more than 40 theatrical movies in HDTV last season. The network will continue to broadcast all theatricals in HDTV for the 2001-02 season.
The first HDTV broadcast of the new season will be the one-hour season premiere of "Dharma & Greg" on September 18, from 8:00-9:00 p.m. ABC began broadcasting high-definition television, including Dolby Digital 5.1-channel surround sound, on November 1, 1998, with the theatrical presentation of "The Wonderful World of Disney: 101 Dalmatians." Since then ABC has broadcast many other theatricals in HDTV, as well as numerous sporting events. Those events include the first live, regularly scheduled HDTV sporting event in primetime, the 1999-2000 season of "Monday Night Football." ABC has also broadcast "Super Bowl XXXIV" and the "2000 National Hockey League All-Star Game" in HDTV.
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Prior to joining Key International, he worked on the Institutional Fixed Income Sales Desk at Lehman Brothers. There, he worked with clients and senior sales team members on transactions involving corporate bonds, agencies, mortgage-backed securities, asset-backed securities, fixed income options, repo transactions, and other fixed income instruments. Dan also was part of the Capital Markets Group at Cushman & Wakefield. At Cushman & Wakefield, he worked on shopping center, mall, and office building sale transactions with Cushman's top sales team in the Southeastern United States on deals valued between $30 Million and $230 Million each.
Dan graduated from the Joseph Wharton Scholars Program at the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania with a Bachelor of Science in Economics with dual concentrations in Entrepreneurial Management and Information Systems plus a Minor in Mathematics.
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NASA targets water recycling system for rapid development
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Water is one of the most crucial provisions an astronaut will need to live and work in space. To help them save this precious commodity, research engineers at NASA's Ames Research Center, Moffett Field, Calif., are developing dependable ways of recycling water. Credit: NASA/Eric James
Water is one of the most crucial provisions an astronaut will need to live and work in space. Whether orbiting Earth, working at a lunar base or traveling to Mars, astronauts must save as much water as possible. That's why NASA has targeted its water recycling technology for rapid development.
On the International Space Station, each crewmember is allocated about two liters of water daily. Such conservation means the crew must stretch the ration by collecting, cleaning and reusing wastewater, condensate in the air and urine. For future deep space missions, astronauts will need even greater amounts of water.
To help them save this precious commodity, research engineers at NASA's Ames Research Center, Moffett Field, Calif., are following several different but complementary avenues to develop dependable ways of recycling water.
"We are very excited about the advanced water processor technology development work being done at NASA Ames," said Steve Gaddis, manager for NASA's Game Changing Development Program at the agency's Langley Research Center in Hampton, Va. " We're anticipating a system capable of treating all exploration wastewater—including hygiene and laundry—at a recovery rate of greater than 95 percent."
The most recent development of NASA's water recycling system is the Alternative Water Processor currently being developed by NASA's Next Generation Life Support Project, under the Game Changing Development Program. The water processor has a membrane-aerated bioreactor to destroy organic contaminate and a forward osmosis secondary treatment system to remove dissolved solids.
Construction of the first generation forward osmosis secondary treatment system (FOST) was recently completed at NASA Ames. The system was recently shipped to NASA's Johnson Space Center in Houston to undergo integrated testing with the membrane-aerated bioreactor, which was designed by Texas Tech University, Lubbock and constructed by NASA Johnson.
New design concepts continue to drive the evolution of this important technology. Thanks to an agency initiative called "Replacement by Renovation," NASA Ames was able to construct Sustainability Base, one of the greenest buildings in the federal government.
As part of Sustainability Base's design, NASA researchers installed a new forward osmosis water recovery system in the building, this time for use here on Earth. This system, in combination with other water-saving technologies integrated into the building, is expected to reduce water consumption in Sustainability Base by more than 90 percent.
The recently delivered forward osmosis system is a smaller version of the one in Sustainability Base. It is sized to support a crew of four on a long-duration space flight mission.
The forward osmosis is NASA's next generation water recycling technique. It will help reduce the cost of human space flight, as it increases its own reliability. This evolving technology also is starting to drive innovation and advancements in the state-of-the-art terrestrial water recycling.
"Inside the water recovery system is an evolving set of technologies with great promise," said Michael Flynn, a research engineer at NASA Ames. "Ultimately, these systems will continue to evolve and become increasingly more complex, integrated and smaller."
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12 Monash Journalism students joined our crew as interns, creating extra content for Monash to share including articles, reviews and photography.
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One of the essential things in her teaching is developing physical strength, and I noticed big changes and benefits after about a year of classes and homework. My teacher likes when her students do homework. On top of that, Meta has valuable knowledge about singing schools and today's business of singing.
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Meta Powell's superb vocalism and artistry, along with her knowledge of the vocal instrument and pedagogy, make her a tremendously effective voice teacher. Her open, kind demeanor and additional studies in meditation and bodywork bring a depth and finesse to her teaching method to which students immediately respond. I recommend her services to anyone who seriously wishes to improve his/her singing skills.
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Meta Powell is among the very best singers I have ever had the pleasure to teach. Beyond that, she has a natural gift for teaching and rare sensitivity that makes her an extremely wise guide to anyone who wishes to follow the path of singing. I recommend her always to my students and colleagues who find themselves in the U.K. and need vocal guidance. A singing teacher who is also a singer needs other ears as well. Meta is one of the few people I trust completely with my voice because she has the rare capacity of seeing beyond mere muscular function and get to the root of the singer's issues. Any singer would be lucky to have her as their teacher.
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Since I started lessons with Meta, my vocal confidence has improved very much. I have struggled for many years trying to overcome vocal issues that only Meta has helped me with. Now I feel more in control of my voice, it's like now I really know what I am doing. She is very patient but consistent. She is very clear and answers all my questions. She encourages me to do my best and I always feel inspired after my lesson. I know I'm improving and learning something new every time.
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All about the short-tailed shearwater
Short-tailed shearwaters are one of more than 30 species of shearwaters, and one of the few migratory birds that come to Australia to breed. They have a short tail with blackish brown feathers and are often seen skimming along the ocean's surface at high speeds. With their long wing span and narrow wings, they can fly as fast as 85 km an hour!
These fascinating birds are also commonly known as 'muttonbirds', which is believed to have come from a diary entry by a European sailor that says 'there are as many birds in the sky as sheep (mutton) in a paddock'.
When does short-tailed shearwater migration happen?
Over 34 million short-tailed shearwaters breed within Australia, making them the most abundant seabird found on our shores. They return to their breeding colonies in southern Australia at the end of September. Colonies can be found in coastal areas from New South Wales through Western Australia, with the majority found through Bass Strait and around Tasmania.
On Phillip Island, we have approximately 1.4 million that arrive each year around the 24th September from the Aleutian Islands near Alaska.
On their trans-equatorial migration flight, the short-tailed shearwaters travel to many other places including Antarctica during foraging trips, then as they migrate north they pass New Zealand up to Japan, skirt past Siberia to Alaska and can be found off the coast of North America. Most birds complete this spectacular migration of 15,000km each way in less than four weeks.
Once they return, shearwaters begin by renovating old burrows or building new ones that extend one to two metres long in sandy headlands amongst low lying vegetation like bower spinach and tussock grasses. From early April to late September, they will spend all of their time out in the ocean, resting on the surface of the water when needed.
What do short-tailed shearwaters eat?
Short tailed shearwaters are excellent swimmers, diving as deep as 50 meters in search of prey such as krill, fish and squid. Their beak is slender with a hook at the end to assist in catching their prey.
Adult birds have a crop of nutrient rich oil in their neck that can sustain them on long trips. This nutrient rich oil also fuels the chicks when they are left behind in the colony.
The circle of life for short-tailed shearwaters
On their return to the colony, short-tailed shearwaters begin to seek out their partner from the previous breeding season. They spend the nights courting, sleeping and renovating their burrows. They mate in early November, then head out to sea for two weeks which is called the 'honeymoon' period.
When they return late November, they lay one large white egg (85g) and both parents share the incubation in 12-14 day shifts over an average of 53 days. The egg hatches in early January and both parents feed the chick regurgitated food inside the burrow. Chicks can wait up to two weeks between meals when the adults travel to the waters around Antarctica to feed.
Parents begin their final foraging trip and migration in late March with the aid of strong winds, leaving behind a chick still covered with brown down, almost twice the weight of an adult. The chick stays in the burrow for the next 3-4 weeks converting its fat and oil reserves into muscle. During this time it also replaces its down with adult feathers. At the end of April the fledglings begin their first migration, utilising the strong westerly winds to follow their parents north.
Threats to short-tailed shearwaters
In the past, both local Indigenous people and European people consumed the shearwaters on Phillip Island. The Bunurong/Boonwurrung felt the nutrient-rich oil found in short-tailed shearwaters had medicinal qualities for such health issues as arthritis. The shearwater eggs were also sought after by early European settlers who threatened the survival of the colonies with their unsustainable overharvesting practices.
Current threats include natural predators like pacific gulls, ravens, swamp harriers, hawks and eagles, with eggs at risk from silver gulls, ravens and large gulls. A number of colonies have disappeared due to habitat loss from farming and urban developments, soil erosion, foxes, roaming dogs, feral cats, and the encroachment of weeds like Kikuyu grass.
When fledglings take off for their migration they can inadvertently land on roads, perhaps because they mistake street and car lights for the sun and water, and are killed by cars. At sea, short-tailed shearwaters are affected by overfishing, entanglement in fishing nets, oil spills and the ingestion of and entanglement in plastic pollution.
Short-tailed shearwaters are now a protected species. Phillip Island Nature Parks provide a sanctuary for the short-tailed shearwaters. Rangers protect them through predator control programs, habitat management, education and a Shearwater Rescue Patrol to safeguard fledglings landing on our roads as they begin their migration.
Short-tailed shearwaters by the numbers
Length: 40cm beak to tail, 90cm wingspan
Life: 20-25 years
Download the print-friendly guide to short-tailed shearwaters.
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Govt, China in talks over SA woman sentenced to death
Pretoria - South Africa's Ambassador in Beijing, Nondumiso Ntshinga, is leading government's efforts in reducing a death sentence imposed on a South African in China.
The Department of International Relations and Cooperation, said the South African woman was sentenced to death for drug smuggling in China in August 2009.
"Following a confirmatory hearing of the Court in Guangzhou on April 8, the Court upheld its earlier decision of imposing the death penalty," the department said in a statement.
The case has been referred to the High Court in Beijing for final decision.
"Nonetheless, the department, on behalf of government, continues to engage with the relevant Chinese authorities regarding a possible commuting of the death sentence," the department said.
Consular assistance is being offered to both the detainee and her family.


At the start of its fourth season's second half, Fear the Walking Dead sets a higher bar in terms of the degree of difficulty facing the show's ever-changing roster of characters in their quest to survive. The Walking Dead spinoff continues to evolve under the stewardship of showrunners Ian Goldberg and Andrew Chambliss, who haven't been shy about making big changes to the show, whether they be in terms of its location or its cast. In the first eight episodes of their term, the pair have re-established the series in Texas and managed to kill of two original cast members, first by eliminating Frank Dillane's Nick in a surprising moment and then later by revealing the death of Kim Dickens' Madison — who had grown into the equivalent of Rick Grimes during her three and and half seasons.
As with most changes, those effecting Fear the Walking Dead's core cast have been severe, but the trade off was a more or less reinvigorated show, one with Lennie James's Morgan at the helm, and Garret Dillahunt, Jenna Elfman, and Maggie Grace in strong supporting roles. That leaves Alycia Debnam-Carey, Colman Domingo, and Danay Garcia almost as artifacts of the show's past seasons. So, since the still-nascent Chambliss-Goldberg era on the show has been primarily about sweeping change, it's fitting that the second half of their first season would kick off with a hurricane.
Still, 'People Like Us' is a surprisingly low-key episode, considering it begins with the incredibly amusing sight of the undead being blown around like dead leaves on a blustery day. It's difficult to tell whether rotting corpses flying down the road or, later, into Althea's heavily armored truck is meant to be an ominous sign or as silly as it looks on screen, but either way, hats off to the show's writers for literally bringing in a force of nature to make an already difficult situation even more challenging.
What makes the episode so muted, however, is that, despite everything that unfolded over the course of the first eight episodes, Fear the Walking Dead again finds itself at a pivotal team-building stage. With Madison gone, there is a leadership void on the show, one that Morgan is clearly fit to fill. That as much is made clear when he extends an offer to the survivors to join him in his planned excursion back to Alexandria. Everyone has his or her own reason for not wanting to make the zombie-riddled journey halfway across the country, and Goldberg and Chambliss have at least given Dillahunt's John a solid excuse in that he's still recovering from being shot. For the rest, the decision not to go is a mix of familiar Walking Dead character tropes: they're either too consumed with grief, determined to do something foolish all on their own to prove some point or another, or, in the case of Victor Strand, are in the process of killing their liver by finishing off an impressive wine collection at a record pace.
The thought of starting over again… again, is a tad tedious, and the show seems to know this by following through on as many story threads as possible, leaving the characters largely with an unpleasant meteorological predicament by the episode's end. Most of the hour, then, is spent pairing characters off, the strongest of which wind up being, unsurprisingly, Morgan and Alicia, and Victor and John. Debnam-Carey has long been one of the most engaging stars of the show, and now, with Dickens and Dillane no longer around to steal the spotlight, she's able to build an engaging rapport with James.
The same is true of Domingo and Dillahunt, as those two are the rare performers who can make even the driest Walking Dead material seem at least somewhat engaging. Case in point: John's one-sided conversation with the cipher known as Charlie (Alexa Nisenson) isn't the expositional slog it could have been, thanks entirely to Dillahunt's onscreen presence. Additionally, Domingo makes hay with a sight gag wherein Victor tussles with a walker while Luciana zones out, listening to records at a volume that's unsafe for the zombie apocalypse.
Though it goes easy on narrative propulsion, 'People Like Us' is at least single-minded in its efforts to reconstitute the show's core cast into something that more closely resembles its bigger sibling, and affords Fear the Walking Dead an opportunity further demonstrate the value of Morgan's status as the show's ostensible lead character and, more accurately, its moral center. The understated nature of the hour may leave some viewers wanting a lot more. That's certainly understandable, but the promise of a hurricane and the problems that may arise as the storm runs its course is enticing enough that, despite the low-key start, the idea that some excitement will blow through in the weeks to come isn't too far fetched a notion.
Fear the Walking Dead continues next Sunday with 'The Wrong Side of Where You Are Now' @9pm on AMC.


Josh has worked at the intersection of neuroscience and technology for over 10 years. He is the Chief Strategy Officer at CTRL-labs, building the world's first practical, non-invasive neural interface — a device worn on the arm that taps into the flow of information from the brain to the hand. Previously, he was the CMO of Lumos Labs at Lumosity, an online program that trains core cognitive abilities such as memory and attention to enhance the human brain. Josh received a bachelor's degree from the University of Pennsylvania.


USB 2.0 (480 Mbps) over cat5e/6, 200 ft.
Q: How do I get the best performance out of my U-Link?
A: Shielded Cat6 is recommended for long runs. Also try to stay away from live wires that could cause interference.
Q: How many power supplies does it have?
A: There is one power supply, which can be plugged into either the sender or the receiver.
Q: Will it work with an HD camera?
A: The U-Link supports all USB 2.0 devices, including HD Webcams.
Q: With one sender can you have multiple receivers?
A: No, this product only functions point to point.
Cons: I have to put two cameras on 15 fps, and one on 30 fps as this hub cannot handle anything better or the cameras won't work.
Other: Works good enough as I haven't seen any other way to put my computer far away from my webcams.
Pros: Worked 1st time out of the box. Of course no drivers required as you are simply extending your cable so your computer sees the devices as if it were connected over a standard USB 2.0 cable.
Cons: Wish it was more future proof (e.g.: USB 3.0, for the money). May have a bad port (i.e..: did not recognize mouse when plugged in all the way but when pulled it out partially, the computer beeped and recognized the mouse. In other ports, recognized mouse immediately. Will investigate further before asking for a replacement. The red LED power indicator light flashes like a strobe light when the computer is turned on at both the send and receive end. Sewell's response is: "There isn't a problem as long as the unit is working correctly, the indicator light just triggers when it's negotiating a USB signal, which isn't always constant. If you're finding that annoying you can just cover up that LED with some tape or a spot of paint." I am not sure that is a proper fix but that may be what I have to do because it is really annoying (to me anyway). Without the strobe effect, would have rated this product 5/5.
Other: Have a Logitech G910 Keyboard and Microsoft Intellimouse Explorer 2.0 connected and both work great. Chose this product over others from Amazon because I saw complaints that other brands did not work as advertised. Bought from Sewell Direct because it was $30 cheaper than Amazon.
Pros: Perfect hook-up right out of the box.
Other: These extenders worked with 150 feet of cat 6.
Worked 1st time out of the box. Of course no drivers required as you are simply extending your cable so your computer sees the devices as if it were connected over a standard USB 2.0 cable.
Perfect hook-up right out of the box.


Property assessment is the process of estimating the market value of your property for municipal and education taxation purposes. Assessment is simply a distribution mechanism. Your portion of the property taxes within your municipality will be proportionate to your share of the local assessment base. Your share of the assessment base will be relative to the value of the real estate you own. Qualified assessors prepare annual assessments for all property within your municipality. These representatives are dedicated to providing a fair and accurate assessments for taxpayers.
Market value is the valuation standard set by provincial legislation and is the basis for property valuation across Alberta. Market value is the probable price your property could sell for in a competitive and open market, as of a given date. Market value is recognized as the most understandable, transparent and objective measure of a property's worth.
The market value as shown on your 2019 Assessment and Taxation notice is based on a legislated valuation date of July 1, 2018 and reflects the physical condition of your property as of Dec 31, 2018.
Factors such as the size of the property, location of the property, condition of the property, improvements made to the home such as basement development, additions and kitchen upgrades as well as economic conditions all affect the market value.
How do home renovations/improvements affect my taxes?
A significant improvement to a property generally increases its market value and its assessed value because your assessment is based on market value. Improvements such as a new addition, new garage, or new basement development will increase your property assessment. Interior renovations or modernization may increase your assessment depending on the extent to which the market value has been enhanced.
Some improvements will not affect your assessment. Currently, the Assessment Department does not increase your assessment for the new construction of trees and landscaping, fencing, sidewalks, patios, decks, driveways or small garden sheds.
My neighbour's property seems very similar to mine, yet is assessed higher/lower than my property. Why?
Lot Size and Lot Influences (traffic, park, walk-out lot) – Are there differences between your lot and your neighbor's?
House Type – Is the house you are comparing to the same type as yours? Common types are bungalow, two-storey and split level. Structure type will affect the value.
House Size – Is the house you are comparing to the same size as yours? Size has a direct influence on value.
Age & Condition – Are the homes of a similar year built & condition?
Basement Development – Does the house you are comparing to have a finished or unfinished basement? Does it have a walk-out basement?
Garage/Carport – Does the property have a garage? Similar size?
Renovations & Quality – Does the property have a similar quality of interior/exterior finish?
Market value assessments are prepared using mass appraisal. This is the process of valuing a group of properties as of a given date, using standard methods and allowing for statistical testing. For residential property, assessors compile, review and analyze information from all legitimate real estate sale transactions that have occurred in your municipality over a 3 year period prior to the valuation date. This process results in the estimated value of your property as of July 1, 2018.
How are residential and condominium properties assessed?
The primary valuation method used to value residential and condominium properties is the sales comparison approach. Your property is compared to similar properties that have recently been sold. Factors such as size, location, quality, condition and date of sale are taken into consideration.
Why is the assessed value of my home different from today's market value?
Your assessment is based on a very specific valuation date of July 1, 2018, as required by provincial legislation. Your Assessment and Taxation Notice is typically mailed up to 1 year after this valuation date. Substantial increases or decreases based on real estate market conditions can occur to the value of properties between these two dates. Any sales activity or change in home prices occurring after July 1, 2018 is not reflected in this assessment, but will form the basis for next year's assessment.
An Assessor can provide comparable property sales information that can assist in determining whether your assessment is fair and equitable.
What if I feel my assessment is incorrect?
Contact the assessor via our inquiry form or toll free 1-888-419-2128 to get more information on how your assessment was determined or to compare with properties that are similar to your own.
Talk to an assessor. If the information used to value your property is in error, the assessor may be able to make a correction to your assessment without a formal appeal being filed.
If after speaking with an assessor, you still feel that your assessment is not equitable with similar properties within your area and/or does not accurately reflect the market value of your property as of July 1, 2018 you may appeal your assessment. Please refer to the reverse side of your Assessment and Tax Notice for details regarding how to appeal.
How are non-residential properties assessed?
The primary valuation method used to value non-residential properties (such as shopping centres, office buildings, and warehouses), is the income approach. Market value is based on the rental income generating capability of the property. Rental income, operating expenses, maintenance costs and capitalization rates are analyzed to determine the market value.
Other methods used to value commercial property include the sales comparison approach and the depreciated cost approach.
Please contact our commercial assessor via our inquiry form or toll free 1-888-419-2128 to get more information and discuss any questions regarding valuation.


ESD 48: Have you lived 75 years or have you lived the same year 75 times?
I'm sure I've lived some years over and over, but not all of them.
Also, I haven't had 75 of them. How can we make those up to that date not the same?
Is the same so bad?
How can we make Every Single Year our greatest year yet?


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WATCH: Holly Harris on MSNBC Highlights Progress Made on Justice Reform
James Ringland April 25, 2016 News
USJAN Executive Director Holly Harris joined Frances Rivera on MSNBC to discuss how criminal justice reform is becoming a key issue in the race for the White House.
Holly pointed out that momentum for reforms at the federal level continues to grow and bipartisan support remains high. To emphasize this point, she highlighted the Republican National Committee's approval this week of a resolution in favor of policies that safely reduce the prison population. She also drew attention to the prominence of criminal justice reform issues in the Democratic race as further evidence of the widespread bipartisan support for reforms across the country.
On the 2016 race: "It's interesting candidates on both sides of the aisle are talking about criminal justice reform policies to safely reduce the prison population and cost to taxpayers and break down barriers for the formerly incarcerated so they can find jobs, support their families and lead crime free lives. It's really an issue that transcends politics."
On Criminal Justice Reform in the states: "Roughly 30 states across this country have implemented some form of criminal justice reform policies, and what we have seen in these states, is that crime rates have dropped, recidivism rates have dropped, we are saving taxpayer dollars. So it's really the states that have led the way."


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We pride ourselves on having the best showrooms in the industry, therefore keeping them up-to-date throughout annual refits is essential. With this in mind, we are looking for candidates to support our Store Design team by; creating stock quotes, plan checking designs and placing orders.
Raise quotes for display kitchens the design team have drawn up.
Plan check display kitchen designs to ensure all stock has been ordered.
Place ordes for the product(s) required.
Liase with on-site installation teams to help coordinate project completion.
Answer office calls and use initiative where required to effectively solve queries.
Process any snagging orders reported from site.
Competancy in Microsoft software such as Excel, Word, Powerpoint.
Knowledge of kitchen design is desireable but not essential as full training will be provided.


This language school in the heart of Valencia is an absolute gem. With a wonderful location on a pedestrian street right next to the town hall and surrounded by boutiques, cinemas, bars and restaurants, this is the perfect base from which to discover Valencia! The school itself is like no other. Decorated by Spanish artists, it has themed classrooms, including the "Spanish design" room, the "crazy doctor's room", the "kitsch paradise room", etc. All of the 9 classrooms are equipped with the latest audiovisual technology. The two student areas have comfortable sofas, free internet facilities as well as vending machines for snacks and drinks, with relaxing music playing in the background. The kitchen, outdoor terrace and patio are perfect for hanging out after class.
30+ students following an intensive course can study with other students of the same age group at no extra cost when starting at specific starting dates. Note: This is not a specific course; the school simply guarantees that at least 30% of the students in the class will be over 30 at those specific starting dates.
"Spanish & Art" courses are not available from 22.07 to 13.09.2019.
2019 official prices to be confirmed.
The school has established a peer-coaching system between its students and native speakers. These communication sessions with locals are called "Taronja Language Exchange" and are very popular. Every week from October to June, participants have the possibility to meet a resident of Valencia once a week and practice what they learned in class. From then on, they become both teachers of their mother tongue and students of Spanish. The event is free, and has already become the best-known language exchange in Valencia.
My stay in Valencia was great! As for the school, the very original setting it offers but also by the quality of its teachers as well as the excellent atmosphere charmed me. The work methods are well designed, all the teachers are competent and listen to the students. Also, the activities offered by the school make the exchange with the other international students easier and the proximity of the teachers allow us to know the whole teaching staff but also the whole school staff as well as getting familiar with what brings us all together: the language. The weekend excursions are magical for they allow us to visit other Spanish cities. Moreover, the school's director activity consisting in preparing a typical recipe of the country every week is enriching.
As for the city, I was enthralled by the subtle mix of antique aspect of the city center, so sumptuous, (especially at night) and the modern aspect of the city of arts and sciences as well as its harbor and its beach (not far from the school, very fast by metro). Thanks to the alchemy between these two facets, there are a lot of things to visit and discover. During the summer, Valencia is only sun and heat; the big plus of this city is that it has its own beach, which allows to relax at any time of the day. I recommend the city of Valencia to all, to be immersed in the Spanish culture and of course the Taronja school to learn the language. This will remain an unforgettable stay for me!! I also wanted to thank you once again for organizing my stay as well as your precious advice concerning my final choices.
Thanks to ESL, I spent a month in Valencia last summer and I will never forget this experience. The city is fantastic, perfect for beach and party lovers, but also a superb destination on a cultural level. There is so much to see and visit that the month I spent there seemed almost too short to me. I really felt comfortable at the Taronja school: it is located right in the town centre and the young and friendly teachers use their great creativity to teach the language in a fun way. I arrived with a basic knowledge of Spanish and achieved a level B2 at the end of my stay. The school organises activities almost every evening, including tapas or paella parties, movie nights, flamenco and beach parties, and excursions at the end of the week. These were perfect opportunities to get to know the other students from the school, who came from all over the world, and have a great time together. I also felt very comfortable with my host family; I don't have anything to complain about. They were very nice and available; the food was excellent too. You just need to adapt to Spanish meal times, which are a bit late! I've kept excellent relationships with them, to the point of going back to visit them in the following months and I hope I can go back there again!
A home away from home – this is the ideal option if you are looking for the warmth of a home as well as daily interaction with a local, Valencian family. You will be staying with hosts who have been carefully selected by our partner school and live at a reasonable distance from the school. Choosing from half-board and full-board, you will use Spanish in an authentic context outside of class.
Choose this option if you wish to be more independent during your time in Valencia. You will stay in a single or twin room (for students travelling together) in an apartment shared with locals or other international students. Meals can be prepared in the communal, fully equipped kitchen. The lounge area is a great place to hang out with your flatmates. The bathroom is shared and a washing machine is available, and the apartments are all located in central Valencia.
Dive into Valencia's culture with the school's excellent activities programme. You will be welcomed with a traditional Paella Party on Tuesday evening, which is a great opportunity to get to know the other participants. Enjoy a guided tour of the city, cooking class with the great Chef Nando, cultural lessons, a book club and loads of social/cultural evening activities in which school staff and teachers are always involved. Once a week, the school also organises a language exchange with university Spanish students that is super popular in the city! Every weekend, you can enjoy a special activity such as a day trip to Madrid or Barcelona, excursions to nearby cities like Xàtiva or Peñíscola and visits to small town festivals, gorgeous beaches, sporting events, etc. Take advantage of the numerous options on offer to discover this beautiful region!
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Virtual reality interactive panoramas (VRs) allow yo to be immersed within a three dimensional 360° zoomable environment. Its a great way to show a whole interior or exterior space within one image and display in glorious fullscreen mode.
The images on this site are displayed using QuickTime, but they can also be diplayed within Flash based interactive tours or Java versions for handheld devices. Its also possible within Flash based panoramas to create hotspots and links in order to produce full virtual tours, or to link to any other form of web media.
I also take commissions for panoramic portraits, where I use the flat source images to create largescale prints that can be displayed at upto 14 wide at high definition photographic quality - ideal as a unique gift or to hang in the boardroom.
CLICK ON ANY OF THE IMAGES ABOVE OR BELOW TO VIEW OUR FULLSCREEN PANORAMAS. TO NAVIGATE THE PANORAMAS CLICK AND DRAG ROTATES, SHIFT ZOOMS IN & CTRL ZOOMS OUT. CLICK THE BACK BUTTON TO RETURN TO THIS PAGE.
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T-CO-SE Gallery, London, March 23-April 1, 2012.
YAYOI KUSAMA, Dots Obsession, 2009.
London, June 23-Sept 6, 2009.
KEITH TYSON, Studio Wall Drawing: Jan 2009 – Locked Out Of Eden – Viewing The Children Playing In The Garden From The Safety Of My Cerebral Fortress.2009.
Mixed media on watercolour paper (21 frames); glass-reinforced resin; looped sound recording.
YOSHITOMO NARA & GRAF (installation by YNG), 2008.
JASON RHOADES, The Creation Myth, 1998.
LOS CARPINTEROS, Show Room, 2008.
KEN CAMPBELL (Director, Inventor, Actor, Ventriloquist), 2007.
This is my personal favourite VR.
Garden designers for the British memorial garden, New york The bannermans have twice been gold medal winners at the Royal Horticultural Society Chelsea Garden Show and designed grounds and out buildings for such noted locations as Syndomnton Court, Waddensdon MAnor, Leeds Castle, Houghton Hall and Knepp Castle.
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Q: MySQL: How to get records even when no record on the date? I am getting number of visits every day for generating a chart. Even when there are zero records, I want to get the record with count 0.
I am planning to create a table which will contain every day, and when fetching - data will join with this table and get count of the records from visit table. Is there any other way to do the same in mySQL?
Visit Table with Sample Data
Date       | ........
----------------------
01/11/2014 | --------
03/11/2014 | --------

I want results even for 02/11/2014 with count 0. If I group by date - I will get count only when records exists on a particular date.

A: I'll try to read in between lines of your question... Sort of game where I write the question and the answer :-/
You have a table (my_stats) holding two fields, one is the date (my_date) the other is a integer (my_counter).
By some mean, you will need a table holding a list of all dates you want to use in your output.
This could be done with a temp table... (but not all hosting solution will allow you this) the other is to build it up on the fly, using a view or a stored procedure.
Then you will LEFT JOIN this table/view/stored procedure/etc... to your table my_visits based on the date field.
This will output you all dates, and when there won't be a match in mour my_visits you'll have a NULL value.  ( IFNULL(my_visits.my_counter, 0) will give you a 0 (zero) when there is no matching value.
inspiration:
Get a list of dates between two dates +
How to get list of dates between two dates in mysql select query and a nice solution here that needs  no loops, procedures, or temp tables generate days from date range
Based on that last link, here we go...
first a sample table
DROP TABLE IF EXISTS `my_stats`;
CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS `my_stats` (
  `my_date` date NOT NULL,
  `my_counter` int(11) NOT NULL
) ENGINE=MyISAM DEFAULT CHARSET=utf8mb4;

INSERT INTO `my_stats` (`my_date`, `my_counter`) VALUES
('2017-11-01', 2),
('2017-11-02', 3),
('2017-11-03', 5),
('2017-11-05', 3),
('2017-11-07', 7);

And now a working exemple BETWEEN '2017-11-01' AND '2017-11-09'
SELECT date_range.date                AS the_date,
       IFNULL(my_stats.my_counter, 0) AS the_counter
FROM (
    SELECT a.date
    FROM (
        SELECT Curdate() - INTERVAL (a.a + (10 * b.a) + (100 * c.a)) day
                   AS date
            FROM (
                SELECT 0 AS a
                    UNION ALL
                    SELECT 1
                    UNION ALL
                    SELECT 2
                    UNION ALL
                    SELECT 3
                    UNION ALL
                    SELECT 4
                    UNION ALL
                    SELECT 5
                    UNION ALL
                    SELECT 6
                    UNION ALL
                    SELECT 7
                    UNION ALL
                    SELECT 8
                    UNION ALL
                    SELECT 9
                ) AS a
                CROSS JOIN (
                    SELECT 0 AS a
                       UNION ALL
                       SELECT 1
                       UNION ALL
                       SELECT 2
                       UNION ALL
                       SELECT 3
                       UNION ALL
                       SELECT 4
                       UNION ALL
                       SELECT 5
                       UNION ALL
                       SELECT 6
                       UNION ALL
                       SELECT 7
                       UNION ALL
                       SELECT 8
                       UNION ALL
                       SELECT 9
                ) AS b
                CROSS JOIN (
                    SELECT 0 AS a
                       UNION ALL
                       SELECT 1
                       UNION ALL
                       SELECT 2
                       UNION ALL
                       SELECT 3
                       UNION ALL
                       SELECT 4
                       UNION ALL
                       SELECT 5
                       UNION ALL
                       SELECT 6
                       UNION ALL
                       SELECT 7
                       UNION ALL
                       SELECT 8
                       UNION ALL
                       SELECT 9
                    ) AS c
                ) AS a
    WHERE  a.date BETWEEN '2017-11-01' AND '2017-11-09'
    ) AS date_range
   LEFT JOIN my_stats
          ON( date_range.date = my_stats.my_date )
ORDER  BY the_date ASC

Output
+------------+-------------+
| the_date   | the_counter |
+------------+-------------+
| 2017-11-01 |           2 |
| 2017-11-02 |           3 |
| 2017-11-03 |           5 |
| 2017-11-04 |           0 |
| 2017-11-05 |           3 |
| 2017-11-06 |           0 |
| 2017-11-07 |           7 |
| 2017-11-08 |           0 |
| 2017-11-09 |           0 |
+------------+-------------+


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#### According to
Index Fungorum

#### Published in
J. Linn. Soc. , Bot. 10(no. 45): 285 (1868)

#### Original name
Agaricus euspeireus Berk. & M.A. Curtis

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La gideonmantellia (Gideonmantellia amosanjuanae) è un dinosauro erbivoro appartenente agli ornitopodi. Visse nel Cretaceo inferiore (Barremiano, circa 128 milioni di anni fa) e i suoi resti fossili sono stati ritrovati in Spagna.

Descrizione
Questo animale doveva essere un ornitopode di piccole dimensioni, e non doveva superare i due metri di lunghezza. L'unico esemplare noto, tuttavia, apparteneva a un individuo giovanile che in vita doveva essere lungo più di un metro, ed è quindi puramente ipotetica la lunghezza di un esemplare adulto. Il fossile consiste di uno scheletro articolato parziale, privo di cranio ma comprendente ventitré vertebre del dorso, della regione sacrale e della coda, ventuno frammenti degli archi neurali, sei chevron, frammenti di costole, tendini ossificati, la pelvi sinistra ed entrambe le zampe posteriori. L'esemplare è parte della collezione del museo paleontologico di Galve ed esposto nella sala principale del municipio della città.

Gideonmantellia era di corporatura snella, dotato di lunghe zampe posteriori con tibia più lunga del femore e una lunga coda irrigidita. In generale, l'aspetto doveva essere molto simile a quello del ben noto Hypsilophodon. Tra le caratteristiche uniche di Gideonmantellia sono da ricordare la particolare forma del processo postacetabolare dell'ilio, il processo prepubico con la parte anteriore ritorta ed espansa, e il primo chevron a forma di L.

Scoperta e classificazione
L'olotipo di Gideonmantellia (noto come MPG-PBCH) venne ritrovato in un deposito fluviale nella formazione Camarillas, risalente al Barremiano inferiore, nella zona di Galve, nella provincia di Teruel (Spagna).

Nel 1982, il paleontologo dilettante José María Herrero Marzo, insieme a suo figlio Jesús, scoprì i resti di un piccolo ornitopode. Nel 1987 furono descritti il femore sinistro e un ilio, provenienti da questo materiale, e vennero attribuiti al ben noto Hypsilophodon foxii. Nel 1995 divenne chiaro che i resti appartenevano a un taxon separato; nel 2001 venne pubblicata una descrizione più dettagliata e completa, e nel 2006 venne istituito il taxon Gideonmantellia amosanjuanae. Tuttavia, poiché il nome era apparso solo in una tesi non pubblicata, venne ritenuto non valido.

Fu solo nel 2012 che Gideonmantellia venne descritto ufficialmente: il nome generico è in onore di Gideon Mantell, il primo a descrivere i resti dell'affine Hypsilophodon, mentre l'epiteto specifico (amosanjuanae) è in onore di María Olga Amo Sanjuán, una paleontologa che studiò i resti della fauna cretacea di Galve.

Negli studi del 1995 e del 2001 Gideonmantellia venne attribuito alla famiglia degli ipsilofodontidi, che comprendeva numerosi piccoli ornitopodi dalle caratteristiche relativamente basali. Attualmente questa famiglia è considerata parafiletica e Gideonmantellia è stato attribuito genericamente agli ornitopodi, seppur in una posizione basale. Un'analisi filogenetica lo ha posto come più derivato rispetto al gruppo di taxa nordamericani noti come "zefirosauri" (Orodromeus, Oryctodromeus e Zephyrosaurus), al gruppo di taxa asiatici comprendenti Haya, Jeholosaurus e Changchunsaurus, nonché allo stesso Hypsilophodon.

Di seguito è rappresentata una classificazione basata sullo studio del 2012:

Bibliografia
 Sanz, J. L., A. D. Buscalioni, M.-L. Casanovas & J.-V. Santafé, 1987, "Dinosaurios del Cretacico Inferior de Galve (Teruel, España)", Estudios Geologicos, Volumen Extra Galve-Tremp, Madrid, pp 45–64
 Ruiz-Omeñaca, J.I. & G. Cuenca-Bescos, 1995, "Un nuevo dinosaurio hipsilofodontido (Ornitischia) del Barremiense Inferior de Galve (Teruel)", XI Jornadas de Paleontologia, Tremp, pp. 153–157
 Ruiz-Omeñaca, J.I., 2001, "Dinosaurios hipsilofodóntidos (Ornithischia : Ornithopoda) en la Penénsula Iberica", In: Colectivo Arqueológico Paleontológico de Salas (Eds), Actas de las I Jornadas Internacionales sobre Paleontología de Dinosaurios y su Entorno, Salas de los Infantes pp. 175–266
 Ruiz-Omeñaca, J.I., J.I. Canudo & J.L. Barco, 2004, "Two new ornithopod dinosaurs from the Lower Cretaceous (Lower Barremian, Camarillas Formation) of Galve (Teruel, Spain)", In : Dostal, O., R. Gregorova & M. Ivanov (Eds), 2nd EAVP Meeting. July 19-24, 2004. Brno, Czech Republic. Abstracts of Papers and Posters with Program, Excursion Guidebook, p. 41
 Ruiz-Omeñaca, J.I., 2006, Restos directos de dinosaurios (Saurischia, Ornithischia) en el Barremiense (Cretácico Inferior) de la Cordillera Ibérica en Aragón (Teruel, España). Tesis Doctoral, Facultad de Ciencias, Universidad de Zaragoza, España pp 584
 Ruiz-Omeñaca, J. I.; Canudo, J. I.; Cuenca-Bescós, G.; Cruzado-Caballero, P. L.; Gasca, J. M.; Moreno-Azanza, M. (2012). "A new basal ornithopod dinosaur from the Barremian of Galve, Spain". Comptes Rendus Palevol. doi:10.1016/j.crpv.2012.06.001.

Altri progetti

Collegamenti esterni

Ornitopodi
Taxa privi di autore di classificazione

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The Tenth District Court: Moments of Trial, 2004
Perhaps better known for his early career in photojournalism or his austere, yet sublime ethnographic portraitures of the Sahara desert in such docufiction films as Captive of the Desert and Un Homme sans l'occident, Raymond Depardon continues in a similar vein as his earlier exposition into the domestic justice system of Délits flagrants in The Tenth District Court: Moments of Trial. Having been given the rare privilege to film (and use in excerpts) the proceedings of a Paris courtroom presided by an experienced and no-nonsense judge named Michèle Bernard-Requin, Depardon's engaging, animated collage of drunk drivers, harassing ex-lovers, pickpockets, public nuisances, and marijuana dealers is a thoughtful and unprejudiced glimpse into the swift, cursory, and often frustrating prosecution of throwaway petty offenses: defiant motorists who refuse to acknowledge their transgression and realize the potential for tragedy in their reckless, willful actions; mentally ill offenders whose poor, often undereducated immigrant families are unable to seek proper help; undocumented aliens who continue to amass meaningless ten year immigration bans into the country. In the end, what emerges from Depardon's unobtrusive, yet incisive gaze is not merely a lighthearted and salaciously humorous snapshot of nuisance crimes, but a complex and intelligently observed portrait of human frailty, self-righteousness, ignorance, marginalization, and disenfranchisement.
© Acquarello 2004. All rights reserved.
Author: acquarello on December 24, 2017
Categories: Directors, Film Festivals and Retrospectives
Tags: NYFF, Raymond Depardon
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package org.huberb.cryptoservices;

import java.awt.event.ActionEvent;
import java.awt.event.KeyEvent;
import java.io.Serializable;
import java.util.Arrays;

import javax.swing.DefaultComboBoxModel;
import javax.swing.JComboBox;

import org.huberb.cryptoservices.helper.CryptographicServices;
import org.openide.ErrorManager;
import org.openide.util.NbBundle;
import org.openide.windows.TopComponent;
import org.openide.windows.WindowManager;

/**
 * Top component which displays something.
 */
final class CryptographicServicesTopComponent extends TopComponent {

    private static final long serialVersionUID = 1L;

    private static CryptographicServicesTopComponent instance;
    /**
     * path to the icon used by the component and its open action
     */
//    static final String ICON_PATH = "SET/PATH/TO/ICON/HERE";

    private static final String PREFERRED_ID = "CryptographicServicesTopComponent";

    private CryptographicServicesTopComponent() {
        initComponents();
        setName(NbBundle.getMessage(CryptographicServicesTopComponent.class, "CTL_CryptographicServicesTopComponent"));
        setToolTipText(NbBundle.getMessage(CryptographicServicesTopComponent.class, "HINT_CryptographicServicesTopComponent"));
//        setIcon(Utilities.loadImage(ICON_PATH, true));
    }

    private DefaultComboBoxModel<String> getServiceTypes() {
        final String[] serviceTypes = CryptographicServices.getServiceTypes();
        Arrays.sort(serviceTypes);
        DefaultComboBoxModel<String> dcbm = new DefaultComboBoxModel<String>(serviceTypes);
        return dcbm;
    }

    /**
     * This method is called from within the constructor to initialize the form.
     * WARNING: Do NOT modify this code. The content of this method is always
     * regenerated by the Form Editor.
     */
    // <editor-fold defaultstate="collapsed" desc="Generated Code">//GEN-BEGIN:initComponents
    private void initComponents() {

        serviceTypesLabel = new javax.swing.JLabel();
        servicesTypesComboBox = new javax.swing.JComboBox();
        cryptoImplsScrollPane = new javax.swing.JScrollPane();
        cryptoImplsTextArea = new javax.swing.JTextArea();
        jLabel1 = new javax.swing.JLabel();
        jSeparator1 = new javax.swing.JSeparator();

        serviceTypesLabel.setDisplayedMnemonic(Integer.parseInt(org.openide.util.NbBundle.getMessage(CryptographicServicesTopComponent.class, "IDX_ServiceTypes")));
        serviceTypesLabel.setLabelFor(servicesTypesComboBox);
        serviceTypesLabel.setText(org.openide.util.NbBundle.getMessage(CryptographicServicesTopComponent.class, "LBL_ServiceTypes")); // NOI18N

        servicesTypesComboBox.setModel(getServiceTypes());
        servicesTypesComboBox.addActionListener(new java.awt.event.ActionListener() {
            public void actionPerformed(java.awt.event.ActionEvent evt) {
                servicesTypesComboBoxActionPerformed(evt);
            }
        });

        cryptoImplsTextArea.setColumns(20);
        cryptoImplsTextArea.setEditable(false);
        cryptoImplsTextArea.setRows(5);
        cryptoImplsTextArea.addKeyListener(new java.awt.event.KeyAdapter() {
            public void keyPressed(java.awt.event.KeyEvent evt) {
                cryptoImplsKeyPressedHandler(evt);
            }
        });
        cryptoImplsScrollPane.setViewportView(cryptoImplsTextArea);

        jLabel1.setDisplayedMnemonic(Integer.parseInt(org.openide.util.NbBundle.getMessage(CryptographicServicesTopComponent.class, "IDX_CryptoImpls")));
        jLabel1.setLabelFor(cryptoImplsTextArea);
        jLabel1.setText(org.openide.util.NbBundle.getMessage(CryptographicServicesTopComponent.class, "LBL_CryptoImpls")); // NOI18N

        org.jdesktop.layout.GroupLayout layout = new org.jdesktop.layout.GroupLayout(this);
        this.setLayout(layout);
        layout.setHorizontalGroup(
            layout.createParallelGroup(org.jdesktop.layout.GroupLayout.LEADING)
            .add(layout.createSequentialGroup()
                .addContainerGap()
                .add(layout.createParallelGroup(org.jdesktop.layout.GroupLayout.LEADING)
                    .add(org.jdesktop.layout.GroupLayout.TRAILING, jSeparator1)
                    .add(layout.createSequentialGroup()
                        .add(serviceTypesLabel)
                        .addPreferredGap(org.jdesktop.layout.LayoutStyle.RELATED)
                        .add(servicesTypesComboBox, 0, org.jdesktop.layout.GroupLayout.DEFAULT_SIZE, Short.MAX_VALUE))
                    .add(jLabel1)
                    .add(org.jdesktop.layout.GroupLayout.TRAILING, cryptoImplsScrollPane))
                .addContainerGap())
        );
        layout.setVerticalGroup(
            layout.createParallelGroup(org.jdesktop.layout.GroupLayout.LEADING)
            .add(layout.createSequentialGroup()
                .addContainerGap()
                .add(layout.createParallelGroup(org.jdesktop.layout.GroupLayout.BASELINE)
                    .add(serviceTypesLabel)
                    .add(servicesTypesComboBox, org.jdesktop.layout.GroupLayout.PREFERRED_SIZE, org.jdesktop.layout.GroupLayout.DEFAULT_SIZE, org.jdesktop.layout.GroupLayout.PREFERRED_SIZE))
                .addPreferredGap(org.jdesktop.layout.LayoutStyle.RELATED)
                .add(jSeparator1, org.jdesktop.layout.GroupLayout.PREFERRED_SIZE, org.jdesktop.layout.GroupLayout.DEFAULT_SIZE, org.jdesktop.layout.GroupLayout.PREFERRED_SIZE)
                .addPreferredGap(org.jdesktop.layout.LayoutStyle.RELATED)
                .add(jLabel1)
                .addPreferredGap(org.jdesktop.layout.LayoutStyle.RELATED)
                .add(cryptoImplsScrollPane, org.jdesktop.layout.GroupLayout.DEFAULT_SIZE, 160, Short.MAX_VALUE)
                .addContainerGap())
        );
    }// </editor-fold>//GEN-END:initComponents

    private void cryptoImplsKeyPressedHandler(KeyEvent evt) {//GEN-FIRST:event_cryptoImplsKeyPressedHandler

        int keyCode = evt.getKeyCode();
        if (keyCode == KeyEvent.VK_DELETE) {
            this.cryptoImplsTextArea.setText("");
        }

    }//GEN-LAST:event_cryptoImplsKeyPressedHandler

    private void servicesTypesComboBoxActionPerformed(ActionEvent evt) {//GEN-FIRST:event_servicesTypesComboBoxActionPerformed
        final Object source = evt.getSource();
        if (source != null && source instanceof JComboBox) {
            final JComboBox jcb = (JComboBox) source;
            final Object si = jcb.getSelectedItem();
            if (si != null) {
                final String serviceType = si.toString();
                final String[] cryptoImpls = CryptographicServices.getCryptoImpls(serviceType);

                final StringBuffer sb = new StringBuffer();
                sb.append(NbBundle.getMessage(CryptographicServicesTopComponent.class, "cryptoImplsHeader", serviceType));
                for (int i = 0; i < cryptoImpls.length; i++) {
                    final String cryptoImpl = cryptoImpls[i];
                    sb.append(NbBundle.getMessage(CryptographicServicesTopComponent.class, "cryptoImplsEntry", cryptoImpl));
                }
                sb.append(NbBundle.getMessage(CryptographicServicesTopComponent.class, "cryptoImplsFooter", serviceType));
                this.cryptoImplsTextArea.append(sb.toString());
            }
        }
    }//GEN-LAST:event_servicesTypesComboBoxActionPerformed

    // Variables declaration - do not modify//GEN-BEGIN:variables
    private javax.swing.JScrollPane cryptoImplsScrollPane;
    private javax.swing.JTextArea cryptoImplsTextArea;
    private javax.swing.JLabel jLabel1;
    private javax.swing.JSeparator jSeparator1;
    private javax.swing.JLabel serviceTypesLabel;
    private javax.swing.JComboBox servicesTypesComboBox;
    // End of variables declaration//GEN-END:variables

    /**
     * Gets default instance. Do not use directly: reserved for *.settings files
     * only, i.e. deserialization routines; otherwise you could get a
     * non-deserialized instance. To obtain the singleton instance, use
     * {@link findInstance}.
     */
    public static synchronized CryptographicServicesTopComponent getDefault() {
        if (instance == null) {
            instance = new CryptographicServicesTopComponent();
        }
        return instance;
    }

    /**
     * Obtain the CryptographicServicesTopComponent instance. Never call
     * {@link #getDefault} directly!
     */
    public static synchronized CryptographicServicesTopComponent findInstance() {
        TopComponent win = WindowManager.getDefault().findTopComponent(PREFERRED_ID);
        if (win == null) {
            ErrorManager.getDefault().log(ErrorManager.WARNING, "Cannot find CryptographicServices component. It will not be located properly in the window system.");
            return getDefault();
        }
        if (win instanceof CryptographicServicesTopComponent) {
            return (CryptographicServicesTopComponent) win;
        }
        ErrorManager.getDefault().log(ErrorManager.WARNING, "There seem to be multiple components with the '" + PREFERRED_ID + "' ID. That is a potential source of errors and unexpected behavior.");
        return getDefault();
    }

    @Override
    public int getPersistenceType() {
        return TopComponent.PERSISTENCE_ALWAYS;
    }

    @Override
    public void componentOpened() {
        // TODO add custom code on component opening
    }

    @Override
    public void componentClosed() {
        // TODO add custom code on component closing
    }

    /**
     * replaces this in object stream
     */
    @Override
    public Object writeReplace() {
        return new ResolvableHelper();
    }

    @Override
    protected String preferredID() {
        return PREFERRED_ID;
    }

    final static class ResolvableHelper implements Serializable {

        private static final long serialVersionUID = 1L;

        public Object readResolve() {
            return CryptographicServicesTopComponent.getDefault();
        }
    }

}


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TRC Market Research announced today a launch of an agile multiple-concept evaluation tool. Idea Filter is a streamlined approach to find the best performing concept or a product idea out of a group of between 3 and 5 options; TRC developed this tool to help marketers be more effective in bringing products to market successfully.
Idea Filter provides them with an efficient, fast and rigorous means to find the best concept and understand what makes it work, says Rich Raquet, TRC's president.
TRC Market Research, a research and analytics firm specializing in new product research and conjoint analysis, announced today their new agile concept evaluation tool called Idea Filter. The product is designed to help market researchers and marketers effectively evaluate close- to-final product ideas and concepts. It helps them with their final decision about identifying the winning product idea or concept.
"Idea Filter completes our Agile Suite. Our other tools help to generate ideas (Idea Mill™), narrow down to winners (Idea Magnet™) and do a deep dive on a single concept (Idea Audit™). In many cases though clients have a limited number of choices (so there is no need for our sophisticated Bracket™ technique) but more than one (which would require multiple Idea Audits™). Idea Filter provides them with an efficient, fast and rigorous means to find the best concept and understand what makes it work", says Rich Raquet, TRC's president.
The tool quantitatively assesses 3 to 5 product concepts. Every respondent is presented with a general description of each concept. Using a 1-10 scale, respondents rate each concept on five dimensions – appeal, understanding, similar/different than others, likelihood to tell a friend and a likelihood to take action. The tool provides up to 3 custom questions, in addition to the standard screening and profiling such as age, gender, state, employment etc.
Marketers and market researchers can then analyze the data and compare perceptions of each concepts on several attributes. The results are able to identify the product concept with the greatest appeal and the elements that are preferred.
The entire process take 10 days or less from start to finish and it's very cost-effective.
TRC Market Research is a product development market research firm that pairs customized solutions with senior-level attention to help solve business problems. TRC provides expertise in designing and implementing successful brand research, pricing research, business-to-business market research, market segmentation and customer satisfaction and loyalty studies.


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Stint is de merknaam voor een elektrisch aangedreven voertuig van het bedrijf Stint Urban Mobility dat is ontworpen voor het vervoer van kinderen. Er zijn ook modellen voor andere doeleinden, bijvoorbeeld pakketbezorging. Door hun geringe afmeting en gewicht kunnen Stints op plaatsen komen die met een auto lastig bereikbaar zijn.

Een geheel vernieuwde Stint is onder de naam BSO-bus sinds 1 december 2020 in gebruik bij de buitenschoolse opvang, kinderdagverblijven etc.

Geschiedenis

Het vervoermiddel werd in 2011 ontwikkeld door vervoerscoördinator Edwin Renzen en industrieel ontwerper Peter Noorlander. De Stint werd opgezet voor buitenschoolse opvangorganisaties om de duurdere schoolbusjes en -taxi's te vervangen. Als een andere reden werd het veiligheidsaspect gegeven. Grotere voertuigen zouden wel eens bij het parkeren voor onveilige situaties zorgen.

Renzen en Noorlander zetten voor ontwerp, productie, aflevering, service en onderhoud het bedrijf Stint Urban Mobility (Stintum) op, gevestigd in Bilthoven met een productiehal in Putten. Stintum telde in 2018 ongeveer 30 medewerkers. De naam Stint komt van de periode tussen twee pitstops in de formule 1-races.

Op basis van een voorlopige nadere beoordeling naar aanleiding van het Ongeval in Oss was van 2 oktober 2018 tot 3 november 2020 het gebruik van het vervoermiddel op de openbare weg in Nederland en in de Belgische gemeente Haacht verboden vanwege te grote veiligheidsrisico's.
Een geheel herziene versie werd in oktober 2020 goedgekeurd door de Rijksdienst voor het Wegverkeer, waarna de minister van Infrastructuur en Verkeer een vergunning gaf voor een terugkeer in het kindervervoer. Daarbij heeft zij bepaald, dat de BSO-bus zal worden gebruikt op fietspaden of in 30-kilometerzones.

Ontwerp
De bestuurder staat aan de achterkant van het voertuig en het hoofd steekt boven het voertuig uit. Aan de voorkant bevindt zich een bak die gebruikt kan worden voor het vervoeren van goederen en kinderen. Het voertuig heeft hierdoor de kenmerken van een bolderkar, bakfiets en Segway (exclusief de zelfbalancerendheid daarvan, die is hier niet van toepassing).

Het rechtop staan van de bestuurder op de plaat achter de 'bak' zorgt voor een goed uitzicht op de weg en op de passagiers. De bak heeft aan weerszijden een bankje voorzien van vijf zitjes waaraan heupgordels zijn bevestigd. Er kunnen tot tien kinderen mee worden vervoerd. Bij slecht weer kan een huif over de bak met zitplaatsen worden geplaatst.

Een Stint is voorzien van een tractiebatterij en heeft daarmee een actieradius van 25 kilometer. Stints hebben een variant van een fietsstuur dat via een stang en een stuurinrichting de voorwielen kan laten zwenken met een draaicirkel van vier meter. De achterwielen zijn voorzien van een rem. Aan de rechterkant op het stuur bevindt zich een draai-gashendel voor snelheden tot maximaal 17,2 km/u. Bij loslaten van de hendel komt de Stint binnen zes meter tot stilstand. Aan de linkerkant is het stuur voorzien van een handrem waarmee de Stint een remweg heeft van vier meter.

Op een display kan de accustand worden afgelezen, de richtingsaanwijzers en claxon bediend en geschakeld worden tussen voor- en achteruit en een zogenaamde schildpadsnelheid van 6 km/uur. De Stints hadden oorspronkelijk een 800 watt-gelijkstroommotor en een noodstopschakelaar, die de stroom naar de motor kon onderbreken. In mei 2014 werd bij de productie overgegaan op een 1200 watt wisselstroommotor en is de nooddrukknop weggelaten.

Gebruik
In 2018 waren er volgens de fabrikant in Nederland ruim 3.000 stints in gebruik. De fabrikant schatte dat er wekelijks tussen de 50.000 en 60.000 kinderen mee werden vervoerd. De Stint werd vooral ingezet als vervoermiddel tussen school en opvang, maar ook voor uitstapjes tijdens schoolvakanties. PostNL had tachtig Stints in gebruik voor bezorging van post en pakketten in binnensteden.

Nederlandse wetgeving
In 2011 werd de Stint getest door de Rijksdienst voor het Wegverkeer. Hierop had de Nederlandse minister van Infastructuur in 2012 bepaald dat het voertuig in Nederland viel onder de in 2011 ingestelde verkeersregels voor de zogenaamde bijzondere bromfiets. Op grond van deze regelgeving mocht iedereen die minimaal zestien jaar was ermee rijden op de Nederlandse openbare weg. De voertuigen dienden een verzekeringsplaatje en een voertuigidentificatienummer te hebben. Het dragen van een helm was niet verplicht. De Stint mocht op de rijbaan, maar als er een (brom)fietspad is, moest daarop gereden worden.

SWOV adviseerde in 2011 eisen te stellen aan de rijvaardigheid van de bestuurder. Dit werd door de minister niet overgenomen. Een rijbewijs was dan ook niet verplicht, maar de producent bood om deze reden bij de verkoop wel een training aan.

Naar aanleiding van een zwaar ongeval in september 2018 (zie hieronder) schorste minister van Infrastructuur en Waterstaat Van Nieuwenhuizen per 2 oktober 2018 de beschikking van 14 november 2011 waarin de Stint is toegelaten tot het Nederlandse verkeer als bijzondere bromfiets. Hierdoor werd het niet meer toegestaan met een Stint op de openbare weg te rijden.Dit betekende dat kinderdagverblijven en BSO's op zoek moesten naar alternatieven, zoals bv. een al dan niet aangepaste bakfiets of een gewone personenbus.

Veiligheid

Ongeval in Oss

Op 20 september 2018 omstreeks half negen 's ochtends raakte een Stint in Oss betrokken bij een ernstig ongeval op een overweg, in de buurt van Station Oss West. Vier kinderen in de leeftijd van 4 tot 8 jaar kwamen daarbij om het leven, de 32-jarige bestuurster en een vijfde kind van 11 raakten zwaargewond. Het vervoermiddel reed door een gesloten overwegboom heen en werd door een sprinter van NS geschept. Ooggetuigen verklaarden dat ze de bestuurster even daarvoor hadden horen roepen dat ze niet kon remmen.

Tests en gevallen waarbij het remmen faalde
Het wrak van de verongelukte Stint werd voor onderzoek overgebracht naar het Nederlands Forensisch Instituut. De Inspectie Leefomgeving en Transport (ILT) begon naar aanleiding van het ongeval een verkennende analyse naar de technische installatie van de Stint. Uit onderzoek aan andere exemplaren van hetzelfde type kwamen mogelijke technische problemen naar voren. Zo zou na het afbreken van de nuldraad een bestuurder geen mogelijkheid meer hebben om de snelheid terug te regelen. Ook de gasveer van de gashendel kan breken met hetzelfde gevolg. De ILT vindt het omdraaien van de contactsleutel als noodstop een onnatuurlijke handeling, gezien de plaatsing van het contactslot.

Een feit is dat er sinds zomer 2017, toen de in Oss verongelukte Stint werd geleverd, vier reparaties aan het voertuig zijn uitgevoerd, waaronder een reparatie aan de gashendel. De fabrikant geeft aan dat het aantal reparaties wel hoger ligt dan het gemiddelde, maar zag geen verband tussen de reparaties en het ongeval van 20 september 2018 en zei dat het aantal reparaties aangaf dat het wagentje volgens hem goed onderhouden werd.

Uit de dossiers van de politie in Amsterdam is een geval bekend waarbij een Stint alleen tot staan gebracht kon worden door het omdraaien van de contactsleutel. Er is tweemaal gerapporteerd dat het tot een botsing kwam nadat een Stint niet op tijd tot stilstand was te brengen. Eenmaal kwam het voertuig in aanraking met een persoon en in een ander geval botste het tegen een garagemuur. In het laatste geval liep een kind een hersenschudding op.

Onderzoek TNO
ILT deed een onderzoeksaanvraag bij TNO voor verder onderzoek aan een aantal Stints. Die concludeerde op 12 december 2018 dat de bestaande modellen van de Stint voor personenvervoer niet veilig genoeg zijn om terug te keren op de openbare weg.

De conclusies op hoofdlijnen uit het TNO-rapport zijn als volgt:
 Geen van de drie onderzochte voertuigen haalden de wettelijk vereiste remvertraging, een andere constatering dan destijds door de Dienst Wegverkeer (RDW). Bij een van de onderzochte voertuigen, van een ouder type, viel op dat er geen bedrijfsrem was gemonteerd waarmee het voertuig kon worden afgeremd als de aandrijving niet meer beschikbaar is of niet goed functioneert. De andere twee voertuigen hadden wel een bedrijfsrem, maar die was onvoldoende krachtig. Verder werkt het remmen op de motor de mechanische rem tegen.
 De automatische parkeerrem kan leiden tot gevaarlijke situaties wanneer deze ongewenst geactiveerd wordt tijdens het rijden. De kans dat dit gebeurt is volgens TNO vrij groot, omdat veel faalmodi leiden tot dit ongewenst activeren. Bovendien kan een stilgevallen voertuig pas van een gevaarlijke plek verwijderd worden nadat de parkeerrem handmatig gelicht wordt en het contact uitgeschakeld wordt. Dit zijn volgens TNO geen intuïtieve handelingen, zeker niet in een panieksituatie.
 Het losraken van de nuldraad naar de gashendel leidt volgens TNO tot ongewenst versnellen van het voertuig en een oncontroleerbare situatie voor de bestuurder. Bij twee gecontroleerde voertuigen was deze faalmodus wel controleerbaar door het terugdraaien van de gashendel tot de nulstand. Het is volgens het onderzoeksinstituut echter niet waarschijnlijk dat een bestuurder in een panieksituatie altijd de goede actie onderneemt als deze situatie zich voordoet.
 Voor alle drie onderzochte voertuigen geldt dat het ontbreken van een zitplaats leidt tot veiligheidsrisico's voor remmen en sturen door de grotere kans dat de bestuurder van het voertuig valt. Als de bestuurder van een Stint valt, leidt dit in alle rijsituaties tot een onbeheersbare situatie.

Onderzoek ILT
Parallel aan het TNO onderzoek heeft ILT ook een onderzoek uitgevoerd naar de modificaties en modellen van de Stint. Daaruit bleek onder andere dat er in 2017 een foute torsieveer voor de gashendel werd geleverd. De verkeerde veren werden in 2018 vervangen door veren met de juiste eigenschappen.

Verbetervoorstellen Stint
Er is een bijeenkomst georganiseerd, waarop verbetervoorstellen voor de Stint gegeven zijn. De voorstellen zijn samen met voorstellen van TNO gebundeld in rapport analyse verbetervoorstellen BSO Stint.

Faillissement
Naar aanleiding van het ongeval in Oss en de daaruit voortvloeiende overheidsmaatregelen viel de verkoop stil en kwam de producent van de Stint in financiële moeilijkheden. Door het stintverbod waren er geen inkomsten meer. Op 29 oktober 2018 maakte Stint Urban Mobility bekend het faillissement aan te vragen. Ruim een week later trok de eigenaar deze aanvraag echter weer in omdat hij hoop had dat de kar toch weer de weg op zou mogen. Hierdoor zouden de kassa's weer kunnen gaan rinkelen.Deze hoop werd eind 2020 werkelijkheid toen de vernieuwde BSO-bus werd goedgekeurd. Dit betekende dat hij na ruim twee jaar een doorstart kon maken.

Aanvullende eis
In een brief van 26 februari 2019 aan de Tweede Kamer kondigt minister van Nieuwenhuizen onder andere aan, dat ze het aantal passagiers voor de Stint (en in het algemeen voor bijzondere bromfietsen) wil beperken tot 8. Dit heeft te maken met het feit dat ze rijbewijs B wil eisen voor Stint bestuurders, en met rijbewijs B mogen maximaal 8 passagiers (exclusief bestuurder) vervoerd worden. Voor 10 passagiers zou rijbewijs D nodig zijn, en dat zou een disproportionele eis zijn.

Rebranding

Op 16 januari 2020, terwijl het aangepaste vervoermiddel nog het keuringsproces door de Rijksdienst voor het Wegverkeer (RDW) doorliep, werd bekendgemaakt dat bij de – eventuele – toelating op de weg van de aangepaste Stint, deze op verzoek van de nabestaanden van de slachtoffers bij het ongeval in Oss in 2018, onder een andere naam op de markt zou komen. Onder meer vanwege de aanpassingen van de uiterlijke kenmerken – die mede door de rolkooi gelijkenissen met een autobusje zouden vertonen – ging het product uiteindelijk BSO-bus heten. De verantwoordelijke minister van Infrastructuur en Waterstaat liet op 7 oktober 2020 weten, dat de goedkeuring door de Rijksdienst voor het Wegverkeer op handen was.Deze goedkeuring werd afgegeven en op 1 december 2020 konden de eerste BSO-bussen worden geleverd.

Oordeel Nederlandse Raad van State

Bij uitspraak op 22 december 2021 wees de Raad van State het hoger beroep af dat de Minister van Infrastructuur en Waterstaat had ingesteld tegen de uitspraak van de rechter dat de fabrikant en de gebruikers van de Stint recht hebben op schadevergoeding van de overheid. De schadevergoeding geldt alleen voor het type motor van 800 watt; de uitvoering met 1200 watt had geen officiële toestemming om op de openbare weg te rijden. Toch roept de Raad van State de Minister op ook met gebruikers van deze uitvoering over een  schadevergoeding te overleggen.

Elektrisch voertuig
Kinderopvang
Personenvervoer
Goederenvervoer
Aangewezen bromfiets