BRINGING EXCELLENCE TO THE SURFACE Canadian Trademark Information

On Monday, December 5, 2005, a canadian trademark registration was filed for BRINGING EXCELLENCE TO THE SURFACE by Anadarko Petroleum Corporation *********, **********, ***** ****. The Canadian IP office has given the trademark application number of 1281929. The current status of this trademark filing is Interruption of proceeding. The correspondent listed for BRINGING EXCELLENCE TO THE SURFACE is BERESKIN & PARR LLP/S.E.N.C.R. of *********, **********, ***** **** The BRINGING EXCELLENCE TO THE SURFACE trademark is filed in the description of Lubricants and fuels, namely, oil, natural gas and liquid natural gas; industrial oils and greases; wetting and binding compositions; motor fuels and oils; and illuminants, namely diesel oil, gear oil, railroad oil, synthetic industrial oil, motor oil, petroleum and petroleum derived oil, crude oil, petroleum condensate; clothing, namely, shirts, t-shirts, caps, hats, visors, pants, jackets, sweaters, exercise and fitness apparel, coveralls, jump suits and shop uniforms. , Insurance and financial services, namely, financial guarantee and surety, financial information, namely company annual reports, financial research, fiscal assessment and evaluation, lease-purchase financing, loans, and services rendered in relation to insurance and escrow contracts; services of an investment trust, and of a holding company; brokerage services dealing in shares of property; services connected with monetary affairs vouched for by trustees; and services rendered in connection with the issuance, receipt and transfer of lines of credit; building construction and repair, namely, building, construction, maintenance and repair of buildings used in the fields of energy exploration and production; services rendered by contractors and subcontractors in the construction of temporary and permanent buildings; services rendered by individuals or organizations engaged in the restoration of objects and the environment to their original condition, or in their preservation without altering their physical properties; services auxiliary to construction services, namely, inspection of construction plans and construction sites; services relating to the building, maintenance and repair of ships and other sea vessels, namely, water-borne modular exploration and production systems; services relating to the hiring of tools, shops and building materials; computer, scientific and legal services, namely, services rendered by persons, both individually and collectively, relating to the theoretical and practical aspects of complex fields of activities, namely, services provided by chemists, physicists, engineers, computer specialists and attorneys in the fields of energy exploration and production. .