Longaberger Company

After his death, further basket-shaped buildings were vetoed by his daughters. Other uses:. Originally, David Longaberger wanted all of the Longaberger buildings to be shaped like baskets, but only the headquarters were completed by his death. Mercury may mean:. The Longaberger corporate headquarters on Ohio State Highway 16 is a local landmark and a well-known example of novelty architecture, since it takes the shape of a medium market basket, the company's biggest seller. . A family owned and operated business the Longaberger Company was started by David Longaberger and after his death is now owned by daughters Tami and Rachel. Mercury outboard motors, a manufacturer of outboard motors for boats.

Started in Dresden, the company is now headquartered in Newark, Ohio. Mercury Interactive, a software and consulting company. It is one of the primary employers in the southeastern Ohio area near Dresden, Ohio. Mercury Energy, an energy company in New Zealand. The Longaberger Company is a maker of fine, handcrafted maple wood baskets. Mercury Drug, a Philippine drug store chain. The Longaberger Company. Mercury Computer Systems, an embedded digital signal and image processing solutions provider.

Mercury Communications, a now-defunct British telco. Mercury, Savoie, a commune in the Savoie département of France. Mercury, Nevada. Bristol Mercury, a 9-cylinder aircraft engine.

Archer Maclean's Mercury, a video game for the PlayStation Portable. Mercury OS, a real-time operating system for embedded systems. Mercury Messenger, a cross-platform Instant Messaging programme. Mercury memory, kind of delay line memory, in use in the 1950s.

Mercury Autocode, a high-level language run by the above computer. Mercury arc valve, a rectifier device intended for high electrical voltages/currents. Mercury (cipher machine), a British cipher machine used from the 1950s. Mercury (SMS), a program that sends Short Message Service messages.

Mercury (programming language), a functional/logical programming language based on Prolog. Mercury (computer), developed in the early 1950s by Ferranti and the University of Manchester computing department. Mercury (automobile), a marque of automobile produced by the Ford Motor Company. Ami Mizuno, codenamed Sailor Mercury in the Sailor Moon franchise.

Adam Birch, a professional wrestler with the stage name Joey Mercury. Mike Mercury, chief test pilot of the Supercar team. Sunday Mercury, a Sunday newspaper published in Birmingham, United Kingdom. Mercury (album), a 2005 music album by Long-View.

The Mercury (Pennsylvania), a newspaper published in Pennsylvania, United States. The Mercury (Hobart), a newspaper published in Hobart, Australia. Mercury Cider, an alcoholic beverage produced by Cascade Brewery. Mercury, the Winged Messenger, a movement in Gustav Holst's The Planets suite.

Mercury Theatre, a theatre company founded in New York by Orson Welles and John Houseman. Mercury Records, a commercial record label. Mercury Music Prize, a British award. Mercury dime, a coin preceding the current dime in the United States.

Mercury 96.6, a commercial radio station in Hertfordshire, United Kingdom. Mercury FM, a commercial radio station in Surrey, United Kingdom. Mercury (TV series), an 1996 Australian television show. Mercury (Amalgam Comics), a combination of the characters Impulse and Quicksilver made for Amalgam Comics.

Mercury (magazine), a popular astronomy magazine published by the Astronomical Society of the Pacific. Cessily Kincaid, a Marvel Comics character who can turn herself into a mercurial substance. Mercury (comics), a.k.a. Freddie Mercury, singer from the rock group Queen.

Inches of mercury, a measure of atmospheric pressure. Good King Henry, a species of goosefoot also called mercury or English mercury. Project Mercury, an early American program for launching humans into space. Mercury (plant), members of the genus Mercurialis.

Mercury (astrology), a planet with astrological significance. Mercury (mythology), messenger god from Roman mythology. Mercury (planet), the nearest planet to the Sun in the solar system. Mercury (element), the chemical element also called quicksilver.