Abstract: The stroller having wheels with integral skis is a stroller that can be rolled on wheels or pushed on skis. The skis are integral to the stroller can may be deployed by pulling a handle at the bottom rear of the stroller. Pulling the handle causes a first cable to rotate a distribution bar which causes a second cable and a third cable to be pulled. Pulling the second cable causes rotation of the front axle, which pivots the front skis into position below the front wheels. Pulling the third cable causes rotation of the rear axle, which pivots the rear skis into position below the rear wheels. The handle may be placed into a catch to hold the skis in the deployed position. When the handle is released, a torsion spring in each wheel may cause the skis to return to their positions above the wheels.

Abstract: A method and system funding long-term data storage, retrieval, migration, and preservation services accessed over the internet, the services funded by an automated system seeking a target rate of return, input to the system, using pooled, one-time client payments of a client fee, where the rate of return is analyzed and referenced against pre-set criteria in a fund data store, with generated returns calculated and then apportioned so that distributed returns pay expenses incurred providing the data services, and non-distributed returns are reinvested to pay future expenses, all steps performed by a fund manager implemented as software executing on one or more computing devices or servers. A software-implemented database manager manages the data services, controlling data access by establishing an account record per client and then applying identifying information and criteria stored in various data stores.

Abstract: A method and system funding long-term data storage, retrieval, and preservation services accessed over the internet, the data services funded by an automated system seeking a target rate of return, input to the system, using pooled, one-time client payments of a client fee (20a), where the rate of return is analyzed and referenced against pre-set criteria (50b 50c) in a fund data store (50), with generated returns calculated and then apportioned (20f) so that distributed returns pay expenses incurred providing the data services, and non-distributed returns are reinvested to pay future expenses, all steps performed by a fund manager (50a) implemented as software executing on one or more computing devices or servers. A software-implemented database manager (30a) manages the data services, controlling data access by establishing an account record per client and then applying identifying information and criteria stored in various data stores (14a 30b 30c 30d).