@Jenkins Ramon You owe me $1 for use of my invented trademark "BP Nation".

Take it easy Raze and look below for my "trademark" I hope you enjoy!

Im an engineer that works at the patent and trademark office.

First off, are "lame" and "lamer" trademarked? 

However, some non-profit organizations do not meet this exemption because they service loans, for a fee, from other associated non-profit lenders that are not considered “affiliates,” even though they operate under mutual contractual obligations to serve the same charitable mission, and use a common name, trademark, or servicemark.

today- #1( for all aspects of business) #2 and #3-get quickbooks set up-figure out books-work on business plan-go over loan aps-Call Jane (business counselor)-Call attorney ( to set up LLC and trademark slogan)NOTE business 1 will under gird #2 project and #3 farm project

But their trade mark of really bad English and over-polished phrasing remains.

What isn't legal is to use any TRADEMARK PROTECTED words in that description.

there are two types of business, a lifestyle business - being self-employed and a business with saleability - one that has a system of operations, trademarks, management or potential for it, and basically a system of controls, customers and market share that make it worth something to an outsider who wants in.rei doesn't really offer these opportunities, at least NOT TO THE NEW INVESTOR.

They even took me to court over my trademark...