CHARITABLE SERVICES DIRECTED WOMEN

Brand Owner (click to sort) Address Description
BOOTS TO HEELS Attitudes & Attire 2050 North Stemmons Freeway Suite 181 Dallas TX 75207 Charitable services directed to women veterans, namely, providing mentoring to women veterans in the fields of transitioning into civilian life; conducting seminars and workshops in the fields of self-esteem, communication skills, interview skills, resume preparation, work ethics, personal appearance and developing marketable skills and talents to be utilized in the civilian workplace;
BOOTS TO HEELS Attitudes & Attire 2050 North Stemmons Freeway Suite 181 Dallas TX 75207 Charitable services directed to women veterans, namely, providing mentoring to women veterans in the fields of transitioning into civilian life; conducting seminars and workshops in the fields of self-esteem, communication skills, interview skills, resume preparation, work ethics, personal appearance and developing marketable skills and talents to be utilized in the civilian workplace;The mark consists of the stylized words BOOTS TO HEELS in capital letters and in stacked formation with the word BOOTS appearing above the word TO. To the right of the word BOOTS is a combat boot and a high heeled shoe. Four stars are placed above the word BOOTS.;Color is not claimed as a feature of the mark.;
 

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Technical Examples
  1. Described are methods for protecting the female reproductive system against natural and artificial insults by administering to women a composition comprising an agent that antagonizes one or more acid sphingomyelinase (ASMase) gene products. Specifically, methods disclosed herein serve to protect women's germline from damage resulting from cancer therapy regimens including chemotherapy or radiotherapy. In one aspect, the method preserves, enhances, or revives ovarian function in women, by administering to women a composition containing sphingosine-1-phosphate, or an analog thereof. Also disclosed are methods to prevent or ameliorate menopausal syndromes and to improve in vitro fertilization techniques.