About 22 Trademarks found that are filed by the attorney Kenneth A Sprang

Business technology software consultation services; Consulting in the field of telecommunications technology; Consulting in the field of virtualization technologies for enterprises and businesses; Information technology consulting services; Technical consulting services in the fields of datacenter architecture, public and private cloud computing solutions, and evaluation and implementation of internet technology and services; Telecommunications technology consultancy

"TEA"

Architectural consultation; Architectural design; Architectural research; Architectural services; Architectural and engineering services; Consulting in the fields of engineering and architecture; Consulting services in the field of architectural design; Design of information graphics and data visualization materials; Interior design consultation; Interior design services; Interior design services including space planning, furniture selection, material and surface selection; Multidisciplinary visual design services; Urban planning; Urban design planning services

Bandanas; Beanies; Cloaks; Earmuffs; Gloves; Mantillas; Scarfs; Suspenders; Veils; Belts for clothing; Children's and infants' cloth bibs; Children's cloth eating bibs; Soccer bibs; Soccer boots; Soccer shoes; Aprons; Athletic footwear; Baby bibs not of paper; Berets; Bibs for babies, sleeved, not of paper; Bibs not of paper; Bibs, not of paper; Caps being headwear; Cloth bibs; Clothing belts; Clothing, namely, cowls and smoke ring scarves; Clothing, namely, neck warmers; Combative sports uniforms; Ear warmers being clothes; European football bibs; Footwear; Footwear for men; Footwear uppers; Gloves including those made of skin, hide or fur; Hats; Head scarves; Head sweatbands; Head wear; Headwear; Headwear, namely, CAPS; Men's socks; Neck scarves; Neckties; Plastic aprons; Plastic baby bibs; Pocket squares; Sashes; Scarves; Shawls; Shirts; Shoe uppers; Short-sleeve shirts; Short-sleeved or long-sleeved t-shirts; Shorts; Socks; Sports jerseys; Sports caps and hats; Sports shoes; Suspender belts for men; Sweat-absorbent socks; Sweat-absorbent stockings; Sweatbands; T-shirts; Tee shirts; Uniforms

The mark consists of a soccer ball with four white vertical seams and white cross-stitching on the side and the crest of the ball.. At bottom are the letters F C P in white between vertical white lines. Atop the ball is a crown on which is sitting a green dragon. The dragon is breathing fire shown in a dark brown color. The same dark brown is in the clover shapes on the crown and a line encircling the base and center of the crown. A dark brown space under the crown represents the space to which light would not reach. The dragon wears a red ribbon with the word Invicta on it in white. Below the crown is a shield with 4 panels. Two identical panels show dark blue knights lifting swords above the Virgin Mary and Baby Jesus. The knights each stand atop a tower which is a light brown punctuated by windows and an entrance in dark blue. Mary is dressed in red, though her face, hands and halo are white. The land beneath the towers is dark blue. Above the towers is sky blue with one a white cloud above. Two other identical panels show a reddish orange background. In the center is a white rectangle. In the rectangle are four navy blue shields organized in the shape of a cross within which are 5 white dots, representing symbols too small to interpret. The rectangle is surrounded by a reddish orange background and encircled by 8 castle towers that are the same color as the towers on either side of the Virgin Mary. The towers surround the white center, except there is none at the 6:00 position. Hanging from each side of the crown is a chain consisting of tan and brown castle towers alternating with green leaves.. At the bottom of the wreath is another castle tower from which is suspended a green circle. Atop the green circle is a compass in brown with five points and a white center..

Soccer camps; Soccer instruction; Arranging and conducting of youth soccer training programs; Arranging of soccer games; Conducting of soccer games; Entertainment in the nature of soccer games; Organization of soccer games; Organization, arranging and conducting of soccer games; Organizing and conducting athletic competitions and games in the field of soccer; Organizing sporting events, namely, soccer; Organizing, conducting and operating soccer tournaments; Providing sports information in the field of soccer; Providing sports news and information in the field of soccer; Providing sports news in the field of soccer; Sports training services in the field of soccer

The mark consists of soccer ball in multiple shades of blue with four white vertical seams and white cross-stitching on the side and the crest of the ball. At the bottom are the letters "F C P" in white, with each letter separated between two of the vertical white lines. Atop the ball is a crown in multiple shades of brown on which is sitting a green dragon outlined in black. The dragon is breathing fire shown in a dark brown color. The same dark brown is in the clover shapes on the crown and a line encircling the base and center of the crown. A darker dark brown space under the crown represents the space to which light would not reach. The dragon wears a red ribbon with the word "INVICTA" on it in white lettering. Below the crown is a white shield with four panels. Two identical panels on the top right and bottom left of the shield show dark blue knights lifting swords above the Virgin Mary and Baby Jesus. The knights each stand atop a tower which is a light brown punctuated by windows and an entrance in dark blue. Mary is dressed in red, though her face, hands and halo are white. The Baby Jesus in her arms is also displayed in white. The bottom portion of Mary and the land beneath the towers is dark blue. Above the towers is the sky colored in light blue with one white cloud above. Two other identical panels on the top left and bottom right of the shield show a red background. In the center is a white rectangle. In the rectangle are five dark blue shields organized in the shape of a cross within which are five white dots. The white rectangle is surrounded by a red background and encircled by seven castle towers that are the same light brown color as the towers on either side of the Virgin Mary. The towers surround the white center, except there is none at the bottom middle position directly below the rectangle. In the center of the shield, intersecting with each of the four panels, is a light brown rectangle with a red heart in the center. Hanging from each side of the crown is a chain in the form of a wreath consisting of light and dark brown castle towers alternating with green leaves. At the bottom of the wreath is another light and dark brown castle tower from which is suspended a green circle. Overlaying the green circle is a compass in brown with five points and a white center. The white background is claimed as a feature of the mark.

The mark consists of two orange parallel shapes angled from southwest to northeast. The shapes have round ball shaped items on each end making them look somewhat like a baton. Between the long orange shapes are two blue balls. The balls look strikingly like the round objects on the end of the orange shapes. One ball sits right in the center space between the orange shapes. The second blue ball sits slightly above the upper end of the upper orange shape. The blue balls are aligned such that a line drawn through the two balls would be a straight line.

The mark consists of At the left side of the mark are the words in all caps HAIR O' THE DOG in relatively small type. Below the phrase is a large capital H. At the right side of the mark is the letter D. The H and D, respectively, stand for Hair and Dog. Between the H and D is a figurative "O" in the form of the face of a smiling dog. The dog also sports a bow tie and black top hat. The dog's tongue is red.

The color(s) The color(s) gray, burnt orange, white is/are claimed as a feature of the mark is/are claimed as a feature of the mark.

"BRICK OVEN BAKERY"

The color(s) black (as used in top hat and tie only) is/are claimed as a feature of the mark.