Abstract: A garden cart assembly includes a plurality of legs that is oriented such that each of the legs defines a respective one of four corners of a rectangle. A plurality of rollers is each rotatably attached to a respective one of the legs thereby facilitating the plurality of legs to roll along a support surface. A roof is attached to the plurality of legs and the roof has a pair of pitched sections that defines a peak. A plurality of shelves is each attached to the plurality of legs thereby facilitating each of the shelves to support a potted plant. A plurality of light emitters is each attached to a respective one of the roof and the shelves. Each of the light emitters is oriented to emit light downwardly from the respective roof or shelf to direct light onto the potted plants.

Abstract: A garden cart assembly includes a plurality of legs that is oriented such that each of the legs defines a respective one of four corners of a rectangle. A plurality of rollers is each rotatably attached to a respective one of the legs thereby facilitating the plurality of legs to roll along a support surface. A roof is attached to the plurality of legs and the roof has a pair of pitched sections that defines a peak. A plurality of shelves is each attached to the plurality of legs thereby facilitating each of the shelves to support a potted plant. A plurality of light emitters is each attached to a respective one of the roof and the shelves. Each of the light emitters is oriented to emit light downwardly from the respective roof or shelf to direct light onto the potted plants.

Abstract: Embodiments of the invention provide an endoscopic training system and method for the development of endoscopic procedure skills and technical competency of an endoscopist. The system includes a portable part-task enclosure with a plurality of walls defining an internal chamber. One of the walls includes an access port coupling the internal chamber to an external environment and the access port can be configured to facilitate the passage of a flexible endoscope insertion member. The system further includes a plurality of objects disposed within the internal chamber. Each of the plurality of objects is configured for manipulation by a medical tool that extends through the flexible endoscope insertion member.

Abstract: Embodiments of the invention provide an endoscopic training system and method for the development of endoscopic procedure skills and technical competency of an endoscopist. The system includes a portable part-task enclosure with a plurality of walls defining an internal chamber. One of the walls includes an access port coupling the internal chamber to an external environment and the access port can be configured to facilitate the passage of a flexible endoscope insertion member. The system further includes a plurality of objects disposed within the internal chamber. Each of the plurality of objects is configured for manipulation by a medical tool that extends through the flexible endoscope insertion member.