About 70 Trademarks found that are filed by the law firm R Joel Ankney

surfboards

The mark consists of a baseball keychain with eyes and an open mouth having its cover partially ripped off by force of the wind; the wording "Big League" is below the design, the wording "The Original" is to the left of the wording, and the wording "Keychains" is situated below the wording "Big League" and the wording "Tearing the Cover Off The Ball" is below the wording "Keychains".

Association services, namely, promoting the interests, goals, and objectives of physicians and other healthcare professionals through programs, publications and communications related to various aspects of medical science, public health, and healthcare

Educational services, namely, conducting classes, seminars, and workshops via multimedia and in person for healthcare professionals on topics related to various aspects of medical science, public health, healthcare, professional development, and practice management; providing online publications, namely, written articles related to various aspects of medical science, public health, and healthcare

Computer software for integrating and managing payment transactions, customer loyalty programs, and back office tasks in the field of retail stores

WE DO NOT CUT CORNERS, WE CUT PRICES

ROOM STORE WORLD

The mark consists of the words "Dinorah Pinewood & Leather Handbags Handmade in Colombia" within a rectangle, having an arching line over the word "Dinorah".

I CELLULAR SELL YOU

Production, presentation, and distribution of television programming in the field of music videos; distribution of television programming to television systems; distribution of television programming via an on-line format on the internet; entertainment in the nature of on-going television programs in the field of music videos

Color is not claimed as a feature of the mark.

Pre-recorded videotapes and digital video disks and printed instructional manuals, sold as a unit, containing workplace training to prevent medical errors and patient harm in the healthcare setting