IC 041. US 100 101 107. G & S: Education services, namely, conducting presentations, in-person forums, seminars, retreats, and workshops to educate the general public about individuals with chronic illnesses, injuries and pain; entertainment services, namely, organizing and conducting banquets and events, namely, bike-a-thons, concerts, cultural and art events, health fairs and walk-a-thons, in support of individuals with chronic illnesses, injuries and pain; entertainment and educational services, namely, presenting live speaking engagements to educate the general public about individuals with chronic illnesses, injuries and pain; on-line journals, namely, blogs featuring information of interest to individuals with chronic illnesses, injuries and pain. FIRST USE: 20100101. FIRST USE IN COMMERCE: 20100701
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