ORGANIZATION DANCE EVENTS

Brand Owner Address Description
DANCE VALLEY Amsterdance Beheer B.V. tt. Vasumweg 156 Amsterdam 1033SH Netherlands Organization of dance events; entertainment, namely, live performances by disc jockeys;The mark consists of a stylized cog wheel with a banner bearing the wording DANCE VALLEY with scenery in the nature a valley inside the cog wheel.;Magnetic, optical and electronic media for sound, image and other data, such as discs, cards or tapes, namely, prerecorded video tapes, CDs, CD-ROMs, CD-Is, video-CD's, enhanced CDs, digital video discs, digital compact cassettes, diskettes, CD-Rs, and digital audio tapes, all containing music; floppy computer disks, namely, blank disks, pre-recorded disks featuring music, musical performances and music videos; hard computer disks and computer chips; computer software for processing audio files, namely, software for playing audio files used by disc jockeys;Clothing, namely, T-shirts; headgear, namely, caps;Color is not claimed as a feature of the mark.;Advertising, business management; business administration; office functions; import-export agency services and business intermediary services in the field of selling computer software and pre-recorded media containing music;DANCE;
 

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Technical Examples
  1. Methods for graphically representing interactions among entities within an organization are provided. These methods, in their basic form, include providing graphical objects corresponding to the entities, varying graphical properties of the graphical objects to correspond to preselected attributes of the entities, and displaying on a display screen the graphical objects and interactions between the entities represented by the graphical objects. The specific graphical methods described and claimed include interactions between units within an organization, interactions between members within a unit of an organization, interactions between a member and other members within an organization, interactions between hypothetical units within an organization, and interactions between members of units within an organization. As used herein, "organization" denotes any grouping of individuals or units of individuals, including communities and companies.