Vermont Teddy Bear Co
Lyall A. Squair Teddy Roosevelt Postcard Collection - Finding Aid (NYSL)
This collection consists chiefly of picture postcards relating to the public life and caricature of Theodore Roosevelt. Included here are many personal and family portraits, views of his homes and haunts; political campaign rallies, Rough Rider expeditions, and his African safari. Also included are many cartoon caricatures of Roosevelt, especially in regards to his famous expression: "delighted!" The "Teddy Bear" motif that was popularized by Teddy Roosevelt is the subject of almost half the cards in this collection. Most depict bears engaged in human activities. In essence this collection is useful for studying popular culture in the United States prior to the First World War. ... [Read More]
Summary of Final Decisions Issued by the TTAB - OG Date: 01 April 2003
Date Type of ProceedingIssued Case (1) or App'n No. Party/Parties2-25 EX 76/166,184 Brainy-brawn.com, Inc.2-25 OPP 107,763 North American Bear Co., Inc. v. The Vermont Teddy Bear Co., Inc. Opposer's/ Applicant's/ Petitioner's Respondent's TTAB Mark and Mark andIssue Decision Goods/Services Goods/Services2(d); Refusal "HEALTHLYNX"whether Affirmed [arranging andapplicant's but only providing healthidentification on basis of care services,of its 2(d), as to namely, dentalservices is all three services, visionsufficiently cited services, chiro-definite; registrations, practic, acupunc-whether and on the ture, massageapplicant's basis of the therapy, hearingspecimens indefinite- services and non-evidence use ness of medical elderlyof its mark applicant's home care]in connection identifica-with its tion ofrecited servicesservices;whetherapplicantproperlycompliedwith therequest forinformationunderTrademarkRule 2.61(b)2(d) Opposition "NORTH AMERICAN "THE GREAT Sustained BEAR CO. INC." and AMER ... [Read More]
Summary of Final Decisions Issued by the TTAB - OG Date: 17 December 2002
Date Type of ProceedingIssued Case (1) or App'n No. Party/Parties11-7 OPP 107,763 North American (R) Bear Co., Inc. v. The Vermont Teddy Bear Co., Inc.11-8 EX 76/015,534 IMT Accessories Inc. Opposer's/ Applicant's/ Petitioner's Respondent's TTAB Mark and Mark andIssue Decision Goods/Services Goods/Services2(d) Request "NORTH AMERICAN "THE GREAT for Recon- BEAR CO. INC." AMERICAN TEDDY sideration [stuffed toys] BEAR" Granted to [stuffed toy the extent animals and that final message delivery decision of services 8-8-01 was accompanied by vacated and stuffed toy applicant's animals] request for oral hearing was granted2(d) Refusal "SIMPLY Affirmed IRRESISTIBLE" (as to [clothing, both cited namely, sleepwear, registrations) lingerie, pajamas, robes and footwear]Mark and Citable asGoods Cited by PrecedentExamining Atty. of TTAB No2 cited registrations Noowned by the same entity:"IRRESISTIBLES"[retail clothing storeservices] and"IRRESISTIBLES"[women's apparel,namely, dresses,pants, shorts, s ... [Read More]
bernie :: article :: Douglas 'very concerned' by Bush budget proposal
Douglas declined to say whether he agreed or disagreed with the decision by Vermont Teddy Bear Co. CEO Elisabeth Robert to resign from the board of Vermont's largest hospital, Burlington-based Fletcher Allen Health Care. ... Douglas criticized Democrats who control both houses of the Legislature for taking a third of this year's session to enact a bill allowing American-made drugs to be imported from Canada and several European countries, where they often sell for far less than in the United States. ... [Read More]
February 2004 Decisions
New York Telephone Company v. Nassau County / In the Matter of New York Water Service Coporation v. Nassau County / In the Matter of Long Island Water Corporation v. Nassau County ... The New York City Landmarks Preservation Commission, et al. ... Maria Nancy Pelaez v. Laura Seide, et al.; County of Putnam ... [Read More]
MassWildlife - Black Bears
Pre-season scouting is important. In Massachusetts, natural food availability is more important than either hunting method or hunter participation in determining hunter success and harvests. If natural foods–acorns, beech, cherries, and the like–are scarce, bears are more likely to utilize corn fields or orchards. The bears may travel many miles to get to these preferred food sources. However, some bears will utilize corn under any circumstances. Once they have found a good food supply, the animals will typically stay nearby. When scouting, look for tracks, scat, or bedding areas. The bears may also make well-worn trails into corn fields or large berry patches. Look for claw marks or “bear nests” in beech. Some old males may be wary and avoid human food sources. These animals may hang tight in thick cover such as laurel thickets, swamps, or other dense cover. Check for bear sign around the edges of these areas. ... [Read More]
CF 2003 Industry Assignments: U-V
http://www.sec.gov/divisions/corpfin/organization/cf2003uv.htm ... Company Names Beginning With “U” or “V” ... VARIAN SEMICONDUCTOR EQUIPMENT ASSOCIATES 1079023 3559 ... [Read More]
Law Report - October 2001
Procedure; multiple summary judgment motions. Contracts;termination; ambiguity; parol evidence; general and specific provisions.Misrepresentation; merger clause; reliance. Statute of limitations. Best effortsclause. Plaintiff sued for breach of contract due to an allegedly impropertermination under the contract’s terms. The court had ruled that issues offact precluded summary judgment for plaintiff on liability. Plaintiff movedagain for summary judgment. Though multiple such motions are discouraged absentnew evidence or other sufficient cause, the court addressed the motion on themerits where there was no new evidence but where defendants did not object, thecomplaint had been amended after the initial ruling and the ends of justice andjudicial economy would be served. Plaintiff argued that the termination hadviolated the contract in that defendant had not forecast within 10% of actualvolume of mail, as required. Defendant conceded that its forecasting had fallenshort, but argued that ... [Read More]
Law Report - May 2000
Long term commercial lease. Dispute arose over tenant's duty to maintain the property and right to assign. Purported notices to cure were sent to defendant. A notice to cure must set forth the cure period in clear language and must tie the cure demand to the forfeiture provisions of the lease. The court held that the notice here had been adequate since it had called plaintiff's attention to the lease provision granting the right to terminate and had informed defendant that plaintiff considered that there had been a default and of the duty to cure within the cure period. The court found that the notice would be defective because it had not been served by the landlord or the attorney named in the lease as required thereby. Plaintiff argued that defendant was estopped by its failure to object to the fact that counsel had been acting for the landlord over time. The court agreed that a failure to object while dealing with an attorney could be an estoppel but concluded that the facts here di ... [Read More]
Public Programs Grant Awards, July 2002
Consultation with scholars to develop an exhibition, publications, and other programs exploring Connecticut's important role in the development of the comic book. ... Consultation with scholars for a documentary film that would examine the connections between contemporary science and ancient myths about human origins. ... A major conference of scholars, writers, politicians, artists, and commentators exploring how notions of Irish identity have emerged and are being transformed in Ireland, the U.S., and other countries affected by the Irish diaspora. ... [Read More]
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