Concurrent use information. Subject to Concurrent Use Proceeding with U.S. Registration No. 1116493. Applicant claims the exclusive right to use the mark in the area comprising the southern portion of the state of Florida demarcated by an imaginary line across the state of Florida, as follows: Starting from Florida's west coast, the line consists of the southern border of Pasco County, then runs along the southern border of Sumter and Lake Counties. The line then runs southeast along the western border of Osceola County, east along the southern border of Osceola County, and then north along the eastern border of Osceola County. From the northeastern corner of Osceola County, the line then goes due east through Brevard County to the Atlantic Coast. Applicant will have as its exclusive territory the entire portion of the State of Florida that is south of the above-described line. Applicant: BROKEN EGG INC. OF SIESTA KEY, Florida Corporation, 140 Avenida Messina, Sarasota, FLORIDA 34242. THE BROKEN EGG for "hats, shirts and sweatshirts". First Use: 19961231. First Use in Commerce: 19961231. Area of use starting from Florida's west coast, the line consists of the southern border of Pasco County, then runs along the southern border of Sumter and Lake Counties. The line then runs southeast along the western border of Osceola County, east along the southern border of Osceola County, and then north along the eastern border of Osceola County. From the northeastern corner of Osceola County, the line then goes due east through Brevard County to the Atlantic Coast. Applicant will have as its exclusive territory the entire portion of the State of Florida that is south of the above-described line. Exceptions to Exclusive Use: ANOTHER BROKEN EGG OF AMERICA, INC., Louisiana Corporation, 525 Kimberly Ann Drive, Mandeville, Louisiana 70471. BROKEN EGG for "restaurant services". Registrant's claimed First Use: 19700623 and First Use in Commerce: 19700623. Area of use is that portion of the state of Florida that is north of the line described above and the rest of the United States