Abstract: According to one embodiment, an information object identification and discovery server have been presented. A given corpus of information is treated as a ‘unique sequence’ of canonical structures. These canonical structures are called information objects that are categorized into a set of primitive types. In real-life, these information objects may represent a physical object, an imaginary object, a conceptual object, or a data/knowledge object about them. The corpus of information is also expected to contain noise objects—these items are not information objects. The corpus of information is also expected to contain items that are not known to be information objects a-priori but are discovered and classified a-posteriori in the process as new knowledge objects. discovery of new information objects: the process results in the “discovery” of new “types” and “classes” of information objects that were not known a-priori.

Abstract: A beach cart system for transporting goods between locations is provided. The beach cart system comprises a lower cart portion having a first recessed area and a second recessed area. An upper cart portion having at least one storage bay is receivable within the first recessed area. A front cart portion having at least one insulated cup holder is receivable within the second recessed area. A plurality of wheels is secured to the lower cart portion. A motor is secured to the lower cart portion for driving the wheels. A handle for steering the beach cart system is attached to the lower cart portion and has controls for controlling operation of the motor.