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Shopping cart - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia The first shopping cart was introduced on June 4, 1937, the invention of Sylvan Goldman, owner of the Piggly-Wiggly supermarket chain in Oklahoma City. Most shopping carts are made of metal or plastic and designed to nest within each other in a line to facilitate moving many at one time, and to save on storage space. Shopping carts are fitted with four caster wheels, which can point in any direction to allow easy maneuvering. en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Shopping_cart   (1003 words)

Remote Cart: Legal Terms Remote Cart, LLC is run as a service for the Web community and cannot take responsibility for the quality of the items presented herein. Remote Cart is owned by Remote Cart, LLC, a business organized under the laws of the State of Hawaii, USA. The system may be unavailable unexpectedly as a result of errors or circumstances beyond our control. www.remotecart.com /legal.html   (1003 words)

Red River Cart Building According to the journals of Alexander Henry (the younger), a fur-trader with the North West Company, the cart made it made its first appearance in 1801 at Fort Pembina, which was situated on the Red River at about where the Canada-US border is now. The cart alone is an awesome sight, but the touch that gives it the glory it deserves is the addition of the Metis Flag to the back of the cart. The carts assembled in Emerson on July 19 crossing the border to the cemetery the next day. www.metisresourcecentre.mb.ca /history/rrcartb.htm   (1003 words)

Manitoba (Canada) Hanging from this collar is a wheel of a Red River cart, symbolic of the most distinctive form of transport developed in Manitoba, honouring the province's distinctive historical development. This collar represents Manitoba's position as Canada's "keystone" province, an adjective long used to describe its geographical and economic importance in the centre of the country and, as well, the stones of Fort Garry and some of the other historic buildings in the Red River Valley. At its neck is a collar of green stones with silver masonry bearing a decorative frieze of silver maple leaves. flagspot.net /flags/ca-mb.html   (1003 words)

Happy Haggis - taking the River Cart to the world In 1753, an Act of Parliament to improve the river was obtained since the Cart was scarcely navigable except on the highest spring tides because of the banks, stones and rocks that obstructed its course. The River Cart was used by monks and the early citizens to transport timber and coal supplies, which continued into the 19th century. Open street drains and the River Cart which all forms of sewage were deposited, contributed to unhealthy conditions in which cholera and typhus bred. www.happyhaggis.co.uk /rivercart.htm   (1003 words)

Red River Cart Carts moved single file, except when in danger from Indians, when they traveled several abreast. According to the journal of North West Company fur-trader Alexander Henry (the younger), the carts made their first appearance in 1801 at Fort Pembina, just south of what is now the United States border. Originally the carts were small horse-drawn affairs, with three-foot solid wheels cut from large trees, carrying up to 450 pounds. www.metisresourcecentre.mb.ca /history/cart.htm   (1003 words)

Remote CART and Captioning Remote captioning on the internet is just what you might imagine: a captioner is in a remote location and, while receiving the audio feed, is providing captioning (streaming text) along with the video image being broadcast over the internet. Remote CART differs from remote captioning because, unlike captioning a webcast or streaming video on the internet, the CART reporter is providing only streaming text while receiving the audio feed. CART is now available remotely, which means that your CART provider is in a remote location from you, listening to what is being said at your location, while you are able to view the instantaneous streaming text on your computer, handheld device or cell phone depending on the ability of your particular device. www.remotecaptioning.com   (1003 words)

Champ Car - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia CART was founded in November 1978 by Roger Penske, Pat Patrick, Dan Gurney, and several other team owners who had been participating in USAC events involving cars known as Champ Cars and IndyCars. This, combined with CART's move to include more road racing on the schedule, led to a split of the series after the 1995 season due to a dispute between egos at CART and Tony George, owner of the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. The only major mistake that CART made early on seemed to be its attempt to create a rival showcase event, the U.S., at Michigan International Speedway on the same day as the Indy 500. en.wikipedia.org /wiki/CART   (2204 words)

Bark River -- A. G. Russell Knives Mike Stewart, owner/manager of the new Bark River Knife and Tool company in Michigan, was the founder and general manager of Blackjack knives until the company closed and then was instrumental in the revival of the Marble's Knife for Marble's Outdoors. Mike Stewart has always believed that the way to success in the knife business was to offer the customer new designs and great value. The Bark River Mini-Canadian has been such a runaway success, even before we got to tell you about them, that Mike has come up with an even smaller version. www.agrussell.com /knives/by_maker/a_through_d/bark_river.html   (2204 words)

Travel Carts Carting is the dog sport or activity of ''carting'', in which a dog (usually a large breed) pulls a cart, often with farmed goods in it, but sometimes pulling people. Most shopping carts are made of metal or plastic and designed to nest within each other in a line to facilitate moving many at one time, and to save on storage space. Often customers are supplied the convenience of taking a cart in or near the shop and returning it on the car park, and personnel are charged with moving carts from the latter to the former. www.artistbooking.com /trips/205/travel-carts.html   (1153 words)

Crash cart - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia A crash cart is a set of trays on a wheeled cart used in hospitals and emergency rooms which contains all the basic equipment necessary to follow ACLS protocols and save someone's life, i.e. When such codes are given, hospital staff and volunteers are expected to clear the corridors, and to direct visitors to stand aside; the crash cart and a team of physicians and nurses may come flying through at any moment. Hospitals typically have internal intercom codes used for situations when someone has gone into cardiac arrest or a similar near-death condition outside of the emergency room or operating room (where such conditions already happen all the time and do not require special announcements). en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Crash_cart   (1153 words)

Encyclopedia Of Jazz On the threshold of the door his sentence was read to him, and he was then placed in a small cart and driven to the church of St. As he one day opened the Koran to consult it as to his future, his divining rod stopped at verse 82, chap. Beneath him the river rolled towards the sea, reticent but more alive, it seemed, than the deeply painful thing which fate had attached to his brain. It became know the same evening that General Lagarde was still living, and that those around him hoped that the wound would not prove mortal. encyclopedia_of_jazz.wingedfairy.com   (1153 words)

River Arun River opened for navigation between Houghton Bridge and Newbridge in 1790. River Avon (Bristol): Cumberland Basin Entrance Lock No 2 Industrial Museum River Avon (Bristol): Cumberland Basin Entrance Lock No 2 Trip narrowboat easyweb.easynet.co.uk /jim.shead/River-Arun.html   (1153 words)

Mosby Medical Encyclopedia When Boeton was opposite the door, he stopped the cart and asked permission of the provost to speak to his friend. Harris and Negoro had not led them a hundred miles into the interior of Angola without a secret design to gain possession of them. This he did, fighting nearly every day against the tribes that lived near the river. mosby_medical_encyclopedia.unrepulse.com   (1153 words)

Red River Cart These two-wheeled Red River carts formed the basic means of transporting hides and goods for many of the mixed blood people of the Northern Plains. The squeak of the wooden hubs turning on wooden axles could be heard for great distances. The larger diameter of the wheels prevented them from sinking in the mud. collections.ic.gc.ca /luxton/sect_2/2d1.htm   (1153 words)

Red River Carts Cart drivers near St. Paul change the axle on a cart before the return trip north. We have enough for all purposes, and a new sort of cart which facilitates transportation, hauling home meat, etc. They are about four feet high and perfectly straight; the spokes are perpendicular, without the least bending outward, and only four to each wheel. Some accounts suggest the axle was fixed to the cart with wet rawhide straps which, when dried, shrank and held the parts tight but more commonly the cart body was pinned to the axle with pegs angled down and in through the floor boards and the axle. www.info.co.clay.mn.us /history/red_river_carts.htm   (1153 words)

Cart Creek, a Parker River tributary Cart Creek is a small Parker River tributary which begins near Interstate-95 in Newbury. Cart Creek powered a small sawmill in the 18th century and provides important spawning habitat for blueback herring and rainbow smelt. It runs easterly and then southerly through the Martin Burns Wildlife Management area and then becomes a tidal creek before it runs under Orchard St. Cart Creek then continues flowing to the south until it joins the Parker River. www.parker-river.org /cart_crk/cart_crk.htm   (1153 words)

Remote CART Remote CART works exactly like on-site CART in that the reporter writes a realtime text of the spoken word, which appears on the consumer's computer screen. While the consumer and speaker are typically in the same location, they do not have to be, as remote CART can be used just as well with the speaker, CART provider and consumer in three different locations (as is often the case with business conference calls). In addition, the text box runs independently from the video, so the consumer can, for instance, enlarge the text box or the font within the text box without disrupting the video feed; the consumer can also go back in the transcript to review something while the text is still flowing. www.cartinfo.org /remotecart.html   (1153 words)

The Motor Sports Forum - CART-Ask Mario Mario managed to turn laps in excess of 220 mph and was doing rather well when "Poor Kenny [Brack] just unloaded the engine in turn one." With no warning, Brack's car became a bunch of flying missiles and Andretti did his best to avoid the big pieces. Mario Andretti is far and away one of the best known names in motorsports today, and, as he says, his passion for the sport knows no end. Mario keeps busy with his many businesses concerns, amongst them car dealerships, gas stations, and the Andretti Winery in the Napa Valley. www.motorsportsforum.com /contents/showthread.php?threadid=2877&postid=3793   (1153 words)

Remote CART Remote CART works equally well for conference calls, which can be very difficult for people with hearing loss. Phil noted that the value of remote CART is that it multiplies the effectiveness of a CART reporter, because it eliminates travel time and dead time between assignments. With a skilled captioner, the system can work so well that the other participants need never know that one participant is using remote CART. www.hearinglossweb.com /res/hlorg/alda/cn/2003/remote_cart.htm   (1153 words)

Indy Racing League Sports Cars Indianapolis 500 Kids Sports News Teen The guys driving CART cars are flying around the track at up to 240 mph (384 kph.) At the same time, drivers are trying pass one another while making sharp turns without slamming into the side of the wall. Some of the races are run on oval road courses while others wind through tight curves on temporary tracks set up in the middle of a city. One of the big challenges for CART racers is adapting their driving styles to the many different courses. www.kidzworld.com /site/p1275.htm   (360 words)

Crash Nitro Kart :: GameCube :: Review :: DreamStation.cc Crash and friends along with Dr. Cortex and his goons are kidnapped by Emperor Velo and are forced to race in his galactic coliseum. Crash’s kart is the intermediate kart where turning is not that great but it has good speed and acceleration. Crash Nitro Kart is a racing game that should appeal to gamers of all ages. www.dreamstation.cc /reviews/gamecube/crash_nitro_kart   (360 words)

Institute for Safe Medication Practices Crash Cart Process Flowchart (Proactive Risk Assessment Crash Cart Process Flowchart.doc) This 8.5"x14" document illustrates the process and the process changes that were implemented as a result of the proactive risk assessment. Contents of crash cart, number of crash carts and location of crash carts was evaluated and updated. In June 2002 a decision was made by nursing and pharmacy leaders to evaluate the crash cart process for vulnerabilities that could lead to error. www.ismp.org /Pages/ismpwinners2.htm   (360 words)

SHOPPING CART COVER- BABY SEAT COVER - Shopping Cart Seat Cover Grocery shopping cart covers are created with an elastic casing to easily expand to completely cover the entire seating area of unsanitary shopping carts and restaurant high chairs. I've used it twice now and it fits the carts perfectly and I feel confident that my child is not being exposed to the germs of the much handled shopping carts. The baby shopping cart covers and baby seat cover can quickly be taken on and off grocery carts, high chairs, swings etc with just one hand. www.shoppingcartcoverstore.com   (956 words)

Shopping Cart Software & Ecommerce Solutions: X-Cart. Free shopping cart trial available. X-Cart shopping cart software is based on PHP Smarty templates, this makes it very flexible and easy to modify. There is no universal ecommerce shopping cart software to fit every requirement of every online business owner on the planet, so we developed a concept to provide optimal solution for most ecommerce projects: Robust feature rich ecommerce shopping cart software is a key in online business success. www.x-cart.com   (465 words)

Shopping cart software for Dreamweaver, Frontpage, CSS ecommerce shopping cart templates You can also choose to design your own shopping cart from scratch using our Generic Template; simply paste the ASP or PHP include lines into your existing site, upload the files and admin section, make your database connection and you'll be ready to go... Basically we give you the design and shopping cart software and you are ready to populate your store through the online control panel. We offer over 40 ecommerce templates to choose from for your shopping cart but that doesn't mean you are restricted in design choices. www.ecommercetemplates.com   (481 words)

Shopping Cart Builder Shopping Cart Builder Version 5.8 provides internationalization (I18N) and localization (L10N) support and allows you to write your module and application messages in one natural language, and provide a catalog of translated messages for running under different natural languages. Shopping Cart Builder is now compliant with I18N and L10N standards. Shopping Cart Builder Version 5.9 has been released. www.shoppingcartbuilder.com   (206 words)

Western Minnesota Prairie Waters: Red River Ox Cart Trails Regular cart service was established between Pembina and St. Paul by 1843. Remaining remnants of the Lac qui Parle to Red River Valley Trail can be found on the virgin prairie hills in the Lac qui Parle Valley near Lac qui Parle Village. The carts were made entirely out of wood for lightness and flotation and ease of repair. www.prairiewaters.com /attractions/museums/oxcarttrail.php3   (206 words)

MHS Transactions: Sidelights on the History of Assiniboia Every spring hundreds of Red River carts left Assiniboia for all parts of the vast area known vaguely as "the Plains." Many, before they returned, covered three thousand miles. The horse, with the humble ox and the Red River cart (made, mostly, at White Horse Plain), carried the land freight for the whole Nor'West. Driving on the river ice was the universal winter sport. www.mhs.mb.ca /docs/transactions/3/assiniboia.shtml   (206 words)

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