July 6, 2004 – Mattel Press Release
The National Stereoscopic Association (NSA) Commemorates View-Master's 65th Anniversary At Annual Convention July 7-12 In Portland, Oregon

EAST AURORA, NY (July 6, 2004) - This year, Fisher-Price, Inc., the number one infant and preschool toy company in the world and a subsidiary of Mattel, Inc. (NYSE: MAT), is celebrating the 65th anniversary of the View-Master's brand. With just a glimpse through a View-Master viewer, people have been able to see 3-D images of some of the world's most popular people, places and events, both real and imaginary, past and present. Today, with more than one billion sold, View-Master can be found everywhere from music videos and television shows to commercials, restaurant menus and celebrity party invitations.

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May 24, 2004 – Hasbro Press Release
HASBRO ASKS KIDS IF THEY’VE GOT GAME WITH NERF NITE JAM “MILLION DOLLAR SHOT-IN-THE-DARK” CONTEST

PAWTUCKET, RI, May 24, 2004 – It’s “lights out, game on” for one lucky young NERF fan – the opportunity of a lifetime to take a shot (in the dark) with a chance to win $1 million in the NERF NITE JAM “Million Dollar Shot-in-the-Dark” contest.  Hasbro, Inc.’s [NYSE: HAS] NERF brand is sponsoring its biggest contest ever – a chance for one lucky kid to win $1 million dollars just by doing what he or she does best – shooting NERF hoops!  

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April 29, 2004 – LEGO Press Release
Canadian Supreme Court grants LEGO Company leave to appeal

The Supreme Court of Canada has issued a judgment on April 29, 2004 granting LEGO Company leave to appeal its case against Mega Bloks Inc. The Supreme Court generally grants leave only in exceptional cases involving issues of national importance. In this case, LEGO Company has claimed an injunction and damages against Mega Bloks Inc. for passing off Mega Bloks toy brick products as those of LEGO Company.

According to Poul Hartvig Nielsen, General Counsel of LEGO Company headquartered in Billund, Denmark, "this decision gives LEGO Company an important opportunity to present its case to the Supreme Court for protecting its world-famous LEGO® products. LEGO Company welcomes fair competition, but is committed to protecting its intellectual property rights and to safeguarding the public from imitations which tend to cause confusion with consumers."

In July 2003, in a 2-1 split decision, the Canadian Federal Court of Appeal upheld a lower court’s decision in the action brought by LEGO Company against Mega Blocks Inc. The lower court’s decision of May 2002 held that the sale of Mega Bloks' micro brick products on the Canadian market is not a violation of Canadian law despite a clear finding that Mega Bloks’ imitation of LEGO® bricks resulted in confusion among Canadian consumers.

The date for the hearing of the Supreme Court Appeal has not yet been determined.

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Q: I want to buy a replacement part, but I’m unable to find the item I require. What should I do?

A: Most parts can be found our 123 Inc. website under Accessories. There you may find the exact piece you are looking for! You may also find something in our Specials category under Discontinued Products.

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