Clothing namely, pants, trousers, shirts, dress shirts, polo shirts, sports coats, sweaters, vests, formalwear, suits, socks, dinner jackets; outerwear namely, coats and jackets; footwear, namely shoes and boots; headwear namely hats and caps; fashion accessories namely ties, bow ties, scarves, suspenders and pocket squares; leather goods namely belts for clothing.

Non-alcoholic beverages, namely, carbonated beverages.

Centering drilling bits being parts of machines; core drilling bits; drill bits for rock drilling; mining bits; power drill bits

Bit drivers for hand tools; bits for hand drills; drill bits for hand drills

Retail sales of food items and beverages; advertising the goods and services of others; business management; business management in the field of restaurant franchises

Restaurants; self-service restaurants; tea houses, coffee shops, coffee bars, snack-bars, ice cream parlors; cafeteria services, catering services; providing of food and drink via operation of mobile food trucks

Providing information regarding careers, recruitment and employment by way of an Internet website; providing recruitment-related and employment-related electronic advertising services for others by way of an Internet website; facilitating the creation and updating of web pages featuring user-provided information and content regarding businesses, careers, employment and recruitment

Archery bow accessories, namely archery bow mounts comprising of electronic motion sensors and automatic counters to tally archery shots; Downloadable applications for handheld computers to collect, analyse and report sensory data and counters from archery shots and archery bows

Lobster

Live lobsters

Communication and telecommunication services, namely, transmission of data over global computer networks, wireless networks and electronic communications networks; telecommunication access services; telecommunications services, namely, transmission of information in the form of text, images, audio, and video, and data via telecommunications networks, wireless communications networks, and the internet; providing access to databases; communication and telecommunication services, namely, electronic transmission of data, images, audio, video and documents, including text, messages, and electronic mail, over local or global communications networks, including the internet, intranets, extranets, mobile communication, cellular and satellite networks; communications by computer terminals; communication between computer terminals, namely, peer-to-peer network computer services, namely, electronic transmission of audio, video and other data and documents among computers; delivery of digital music by telecommunications, namely, by electronic transmission; electronic transmission of streamed and downloadable audio and video files via electronic transmission, namely, via computer and other communications networks; delivery of messages by electronic transmission; electronic transmission of audio and video files via communications networks.

Communication and telecommunication services, namely, hosting of digital content on the internet, namely, on global computer networks, wireless networks, and electronic communications networks (terms considered too vague by the International Bureau - rule 13 (2) (b) of the Common Regulations); computer services, namely, providing search platforms to allow users to request and receive content, text, visual works, audio works, audiovisual works, literary works, data, files, documents, and electronic works; technological services, namely, data warehousing services; technological services, namely, providing customized computer searching services, namely, searching and retrieving information at the user's specific request via the Internet; technological services, namely, hosting of digital content on the internet, namely, hosting of databases for others; database management, including provisioning, scaling, administering, maintaining, monitoring, and securing of databases for others (terms considered too vague by the International Bureau - rule 13 (2) (b) of the Common Regulations); data encryption and data decryption in connection with databases, for others; design and development of computer hardware and computer software; computer services, namely, acting as an application services provider for third parties featuring secure remote hosting of operating systems and computer applications in the fields of wireless communication, mobile information access, and remote data management for wireless delivery of content to handheld computers, laptops, and mobile electronic devices; computer services, namely, acting as an application services provider for third parties featuring secure remote hosting of operating systems and computer applications through the internet of others; software as a services (saas) services, namely, hosting software for use by others for use for collecting and processing log and event data from devices, web sites and other software applications; providing a virtual computing environment through cloud computing accessible via the internet; providing temporary use of non-downloadable computer software for managing computer applications, constructing an internet platform for electronic commerce, designing, managing, and monitoring on-line forums for discussion, creating electronically stored web pages for on-line services and the internet, data warehousing, elaboration and maintenance of web sites for third parties (terms considered too vague by the International Bureau - rule 13 (2) (b) of the Common Regulations), managing web sites for others, rental of web servers, and web site maintenance accessible over a global computer network; computer services, namely, hosting an interactive website that allows the analysis of personal preferences and generating recommendations.

Chaussures pour enfants.

The TieMaster is a necktie storage device that can be mounted to a wall or door. The frame is rectangular, and encases 6 bars within the frame that are used to hang 60 to 70 neckties. The frame is attached to a base, and the base must be mounted to either a wall or the back of a door (wood or drywall). Once the base has been mounted (using the screws and hanging template which are included with the TieMaster, which also has the screw holes precut), the frame can be adjusted to one of eight different angles. Angle 1 is resting flush against the base, and angle 8, the highest position, is when the frame is at an 80 degree angle from the base, so that the ties are hanging straight down and can be viewed individually, for ease of selection. The TieMaster can be set at any of the 8 angles by simply lifting out of the guide which holds the stabilizer bar, and placing the stabilizer bar into the next guide. There are two other trademarks holding the title, "TIEMASTER", however, neither of them is an actual tie storage device, so there should be no confusion with trademarking this invention as "TieMaster". Each TieMaster package includes 1 TieMaster, 5 drywall anchors, 5 screws and 1 hanging template.

Clothes hangers; storage racks