Bookbinding materials for creating hardcover books, namely, book covers, crack-and-peel binding paper, reinforcement strips, peel-and-stick labels, stapler and staples; Modeling materials and compounds for use by children; Organizational kits containing printed calendars, stationery, planning folders, templates and guidelines for planning social events; Paper packaging and containers for food and beverages comprised of materials designed to lessen adverse effects on the environment; Plastic bags in the shape of tubes for the storage and disposal of waste, including sanitary waste such as diapers and nappies, feminine hygiene products and incontinence products; Polyester film for use as a paper substitute for dry toner xerographic imaging, namely, laser printing, color copier printing, dry toner printing, screen printing, and offset printing; Pressure sensitive adhesive images in the nature of double-sided tape that can adhere to a surface on one side and receive and retain decorative materials on an opposing side for decorative household purposes; Printed educational and learning publications, namely, booklets and flash cards on a variety of educational disciplines in pre-school through eighth grade; Printed matter, namely, vinyl static cling sheets on which prayers are printed for affixation in windows and windshields; Printed note cards that unfold to act as worksheets for daily/monthly planners, organizers, calendars, to do lists that re-fold to make a credit card sized item that fits neatly in your wallet or pocket; Reusable stickers; Sketch books; Stickers and sticker albums; Temporary tattoo transfers; Tick identification and removal kit composed primarily of printed educational/information inserts in the nature of a tick identification chart, removal instructions and a symptom record with lists of informational web sites and also including tweezers, magnifying glass, antiseptic wipe, moist wrap, plastic bag and pencil
Paper Goods and Printed Matter