CAN DO Logo (USPTO, 09/03/1999)
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The US trademark CAN DO was filed as Word and figurative mark on 09/03/1999 at the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office.
It was registered as a trademark on 04/20/2004.
The current status of the mark is "CANCELLED - SECTION 8".
| Trademark form | Word and figurative mark |
| File reference | 75791828 |
| Register number | 2833492 |
| Application date | September 3, 1999 |
| Publication date | January 27, 2004 |
| Entry date | April 20, 2004 |
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teaching apparatus, namely audio and/or video tapes, an instruction manual, and a wrist watch-like buzzer to be worn by the user, all for aiding the user by providing physical and mental stimulation to teach himself or herself to form or recall positive thoughts; sound recording for use in applying sports psychology techniques to aid the user's performance; sound recordings for use in self-hypnosis or for use in providing hypnotherapy to the user; electrical and mechanical sensory stimulators for stimulating the human body and inducing hypnotically suggested behavior modification, for use in aiding the user's mental and/or physical performance; mechanical sensory stimulators for stimulating the human body and inducing hypnotically suggested behavior modification, for use in aiding the user's mental and/or physical performance, namely a device whereby a user presses a mechanical actuator to cause the device to emit aromatic material; audio and video teaching equipment, namely, apparatus for wear by the user containing a device which can be manually set into operation to provide a physical stimulus to the wearer, and provided together with audio and/or video tapes and an instruction manual, all for providing behavior modifying instruction and subsequent behavior modification to a human undergoing hypnosis
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manually actable apparatus for stimulating the human body, namely a vibrating device for use in applying sports psychology techniques to aid performance
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