ONLINE STYLING TUTORIALS

Brand Owner Address Description
GHD GOOD HAIR DAY, EVERY DAY Jemella Group Limited Bridgewater Place, Water Lane, Leeds LS115BZ United Kingdom Online styling tutorials;The mark consists of lowercase letters GHD. The phrase GOOD HAIR DAY, EVERY DAY appears underneath, also in lowercase letters, with good hair day before the G and every day after the G.;Hair irons; electric hand-operated implements and appliances for styling hair, namely, electric hair curling irons, electric hair straightener; hairbrushes; cases, parts, fittings and attachable accessories for the aforementioned goods;Paper, cardboard and goods made from these materials, namely, advertising posters, labels, leaflets and brochures in the field of hair care;Hair lotions; hair conditioners; hair styling preparations;Color is not claimed as a feature of the mark.;Hair dryers; apparatus for drying or heating hair; cases for hair dryers and apparatus for drying or heating hair; hair dryer parts, fittings and attachable accessories;Hair brushes; hairdressing, hair care and hair styling products, namely, hot air hair brushes, electrically-heated hair brushes, electric rotary hair brush for styling a user's hair; parts, fittings and attachable accessories for the aforementioned hair care instruments;
 

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Technical Examples
  1. An enhanced method of reorganizing a relational database is provided. The method uses batch processing to perform the steps of providing an online database having a plurality of authoritative data stored there within; running the online database in an archive log mode for storing archival data capable of restoring all online database activity since running the online database in the archival mode; creating an off-line database by copying the plurality of authoritative data stored within the online database to the off-line database; performing a maintenance operation on the off-line database; taking the online database offline upon completion of the performance of the maintenance operation; copying the plurality of archival data from the online database to the off-line database when the online database is taken offline; recovering the off-line database by applying the copied plurality of archival data copied from the online database; and converting the off-line database to an online database.