STARLIGHT

Class 9

[ CD-ROMs, and ] interactive computer game software, all featuring information for families of children with serious illness, and instructional manuals sold as a unit; rolling stand specially designed for holding a computer, television, [ video cassette recorder (VCR), ] DVD player, and electronic video game machine for use with a monitor or a television, for use by seriously ill children in hospitals; [ laptop computers for use by seriously ill children in hospitals ]

Class 28

[ Plush toys; ] rolling stand specially designed for holding an electronic game machine, namely, amusement and video game machines, and interactive amusement game machine for use in education and communication by seriously ill children in hospitals

Class 35

Charitable services, namely, organizing [ and conducting ] volunteer programs and community service projects to promote the improvement of the quality of life of seriously ill children and their families through the collaboration of entertainment, educational and healthcare professionals

Class 36

Charitable fund raising

Class 38

[ Providing facilities and equipment for video conferencing, namely, for allowing children who are ill to correspond with other children; web messaging and electronic mail services that allow children who are ill to correspond with other children; providing on-line chat rooms for transmission of messages among computer users concerning children's medical issues; electronic mail services for children who are ill; providing online chat rooms and electronic bulletin boards for transmission of messages, photos and notes among children with serious illnesses and their families ]

Class 41

Educational services, namely, providing interactive presentations in the nature of seminars and lectures via [ videotape, CD-ROM and ] interactive websites to assist patients and their families in understanding and participating in medical treatment protocols; educational services, namely, guided field trips in the nature of guided tours of medical facilities, museums, and historical sites, for seriously ill children and their families; entertainment services, namely, providing an online computer game; providing facilities for recreation activities, namely, providing rooms and other environments at hospitals for relaxation and entertainment; charitable services, namely, arranging for ticket reservations for seriously ill children and their families to attend sporting events, amusement parks, concerts, theaters, museums and celebrity meetings; charitable services, namely, providing toys to seriously ill children; entertainment services, namely, arranging parties for seriously ill children and their families

Class 42

[ Providing temporary use of non-downloadable computer software featuring information for families of children with serious illnesses; computer services, namely, providing search engines for obtaining data on a global computer network that allow children who are ill to locate other children ]

Class 44

[ Medical counseling and consultation services for seriously ill children and their families to assist in understanding and participating in medical treatment protocols; providing a website featuring medical information for families of seriously ill children ]

Class 45

[ Chaperoning guided field trips for seriously ill children and their families ]