FOODSTUFFS STAPLE FOODS

Brand Owner Address Description
Y8U Bauhofer, Ulrich Falkenturmstr. 12 München 80311 Germany Foodstuffs and staple foods of plant origin prepared for consumption or conservation as well as auxiliaries intended for Ayur Vedic improvement or the improvement of the flavor of food, namely, coffee, tea, cocoa; beverages with a coffee base, cocoa-based beverages, and chocolate-based beverages with milk; preparations made from cereals and cereals of rice;Services for the development of the mental faculties of persons, as well as services intended to engage the attention as well as those having the basic aim of edification, amusement or recreation of people, namely, education training, entertainment and the provision of information relating to organizing community sporting and cultural activities in the fields of Ayur Vedics, yoga, wellness and non-religious holistic lifestyle issues, but excluding providing courses of instruction at the undergraduate, graduate and professional levels and distributing course materials in connection therewith;The mark consists of light grey lower-case letters Y and U separated by a light grey infinity symbol.;The color(s) light grey as shown is/are claimed as a feature of the mark.;Mineral waters; aerated waters; non-alcoholic drinks, namely, non-alcoholic beverages containing Ayur Vedic essences and flavorings; de-alcoholised drinks, namely, beers, wines, fruit drinks, and fruit juices; and syrups, preparations and Ayur Vedic preparations for making non-alcoholic flavored beverages and non alcoholic beverages having Ayur Vedic essences;
 

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Technical Examples
  1. An endoscopic staple and related stapling device that can be used in conjunction with flexible or rigid endoscopy. The staple can also be used for other surgical procedures. The invention relates to performing a stapling operation on internal body tissues as part of a surgical procedure, diagnostic procedure or therapeutic procedure. This invention includes a surgical staple, an associated staple holder, and an associated staple delivery and deployment device. The staple holder and delivery system have a design iteration whereby the holder can be reloaded with additional staples to be used on the same patient. There is another design iteration whereby the staple holder and stapler are reusable after appropriate cleaning and sterilization.