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I have a 50lb can with KNEEDIT OLEOMARGARINE on it. I've tried searching the internet but can't find much information about the product, so I'm thinking it may be a rare item. Anyone know whether this is worth anything or not? TIA |
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It's made for commercial bakeries...as far as I know it's still made....but perhaps not sold in that can. Linda C |
- Posted by lazygardens (My Page) on Mon, Nov 8, 10 at 10:34
Name trademarked 1954. Trademark lapsed 1996. http://www.trademarkia.com/kneedit-71658938.html |
Does it have a barcode label on it? Lack of a barcode would probably mean that it was older, as opposed to newer. |
- Posted by maryland_irisman (firstname.lastname@example.com) on Tue, Nov 9, 10 at 21:44
I see "Wesson Product" written on the can. Maybe it was once owned by the Wesson Oil people? I checked out lazygardens link and thought maybe Wesson sold the line to the company that owns it now? Just a thought. |
See the link for information on the "Kneedit" trademark. The trademark was registered by "The Southern... /Wesson" company, and it has been allowed to expire. |
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In the two days since they posted their surprising "taking a rest" message on Friday morning, the Cuban blogosphere has lit up with speculation about what went down in Matanzas.
As is her habit, Cuban blogger Yasmin Portales Machado has a witty and incisive post up at Havana Times giving her "take" on the "take down." (Spanish version here). Her comments of solidarity with LJC are especially important given that both she and her husband Rogelio have had at least one public spat with the boys at LJC in the past.
It was my own speculation that LJC's "rest" is the fallout from their increasingly critical tone in some of their posts. Likely the last straw for ever-vigilant big brother was a particularly harsh post on May 28, 2012, by Roberto G. Peralo. In it he zeroed in on the government's delay in granting open access to broadband on the island.
However, if you go to the LJC blog now, you WILL NOT find the offending post. Instead you will get this message. Entering the Orwellian world of the "memory hole," the message reads:
What follows are a series of screen shots of the cached file. But first, let me translate a few key passages from Roberto's prescient post:

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Technology and content events SXSW Interactive and the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) will not threaten Cannes Lions Festival's position as the world's most important marketing creativity event, the Cannes Lions chief executive has insisted.
Philip Thomas, CEO of Cannes Lions
Philip Thomas, CEO of Cannes Lions, was answering questions from Marketing ahead of the 61st Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity, which began yesterday (15 June).
"CES can't ever really steal our crown as it does a completely different job [to Cannes Lions Festival]," Thomas said. "It's all about hardware and consumer technology, while SXSW offers a different kind of experience.
"And they do a great job but we're about ideas – we're an ideas festival."
SXSW and CES attract audiences beyond marketing and are bigger events than Cannes Lions Festival, which averages 12,000 delegates each year. From its inception as a music event in the 1980s, SXSW has grown to now claim 72,000 attendees in 2014. It is held in March in Austin, Texas, and brands itself the "incubator of cutting-edge technologies and digital creativity".
CES in Las Vegas, held in January every year, claimed a total 2014 attendance, including exhibitors, of 160,498.
Thomas said the success of these events proved "there is a real desire and need to have face-to-face events in our industry, be it CES, SXSW and Cannes – and to have three a year is fine".
Thomas also rejected comments by WPP CEO Sir Martin Sorrell, amongst others, that Cannes Lions has grown too large.
The global event began in 1954 with a single category, TV ads, but has since added 16 more categories, including this year's debut of product design. The 2014 entry tally is 37,400 from 97 countries, earning Festival owners Top Right more than $28m in revenue, according to Ad Age.
"People have been saying 'it's getting too big' for 15 to 20 years now," Thomas told Marketing. "I've got a cutting from 1990 saying that Cannes was getting too big. The industry is more complex than ever and more people want to get involved.
"There are lots of new players coming in all the time and if you limit the number of attendees, it will be just the really senior people coming and what gives Cannes its vibrancy are the Young Lions."
This year the top ten entrant countries are USA (6,213), Brazil (3,321), UK (2,757), Germany (2,376), France (1,838), Australia (1,543), Japan (1,146), Canada (995), India (976) and China (952).
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LAKEGEORGE-The gas station with a failing septic system that's been leaking sewage onto an adjacent property and angering the landowner, will have to undertake upgrades to continue operating, according to state and town officials.
State Health Department Engineer Mike Shaw, along with Lake George Town Supervisor Frank McCoy, acting as a member of the town Consolidated Board of Health, and Lake George Code Enforcement officer Rob Hickey, inspected the Exit 23 Mobil station/Dunkin' Donuts store June 17. They found the septic system to be backed up, with a distribution box for the septic system full of stagnant sewage. The gas station is located just south of Warrensburg.
McCoy said the town board of health would be requiring the Mobil station owners to enact temporary remedies suggested last week by Mobil's engineer, Thomas Andress. These upgrades include installing new low-volume flush toilets, a waterless urinal, low-flow faucets with automatic shutoff, and erecting up signs that urge people using the rest rooms to follow water-conservation procedures.
Already, the Mobil station owners have been told by the state Health Department to inspect the septic system daily, and pump out any excess effluent if necessary. McCoy said Monday, June 20 that 1,500 gallons had been pumped out of Mobil's septic system on Jan. 17, followed by 500 more gallons the next day.
Also, the station's nearby drinking-water well must be tested every two weeks by authorities. So far, the well has tested negative for the presence of coliform bacteria, although the well is located within 120 feet of the septic outflows - too close to meet state safety standards.
McCoy said such mandated tests and upgrades were temporary, while the town board establishes a permanent solution, likely the construction of a municipal sewer collection system to handle the businesses along Rte. 9 near Northway Exit 23.
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Brainstorming New Ways to Bolster America's STEM Workforce
On January 23, 2014, the White House Office of Science & Technology Policy and Office of Personnel Management jointly hosted a STEM Workforce Data Jam in the Eisenhower Executive Office Building in Washington, DC. (Photo by OPM)
Today, the U.S. Government's STEM workforce is more than 300,000 strong and includes an array of experts from diverse technical fields—including scientists researching cancer cures at the National Institutes of Health; NASA astronauts and satellite technicians; managers of complex research programs at NSF and DARPA; and many more. Every day, these public servants harness their extraordinary STEM skills to benefit the Nation. The Federal Government relies on these individuals to help assess and monitor our environment; enhance our Nation's technical infrastructure; track and analyze data; translate research results into informed policy decisions; and more.
At last week's Data Jam, OSTP, OPM, Federal agencies, and private-sector partners, invited a cohort of creative minds to explore new ways to ensure that the Federal Government continues to be a destination employer for these world class scientists, engineers, and innovators. Together, participants shared their individual ideas for innovative solutions in six key areas:
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Ideas emerging from the Data Jam included data visualizations, new online tools and collaboration platforms, and a web-based skills marketplace. A number of innovators in the room committed to building prototypes of these solutions to test their potential usefulness in enhancing and supporting the Federal STEM workforce.
These exciting ideas are just the beginning. We look forward to keeping you updated as these solutions are prototyped and plan to showcase some of the best innovative solutions to bolster America's STEM Workforce later this year.
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Friday, July 15, 2011 by Lee Mannering
Using technology to drive locally grown promotions
Last week I tweeted about an effort here in the state that uses technology to help connect consumers with locally grown fruits and vegetables. The Delaware Department of Agriculture and the Government Information Center recently released a new mobile application for locating Delaware Fresh produce at all on-farm and farmers markets in the First State. The app provides:
- A map of market locations
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- Description of available items
- Hours of operation
Advertisements supporting Delaware Fresh produce will contain a quick response (QR) code that smartphone users can scan to gain access to the app. I've talked about QR codes elsewhere here on Field to Fork and their potential to help our industry sell more produce, tell stories, educate consumers, and increase consumption.
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I've been hearing more and more from friends who are diagnosed with gluten allergies and/or celiac disease. Since I am a girl who likes to eat everything under the sun, I can't imagine how challenging it would be to modify my diet (for the rest of my life) to accommodate for this kind of food allergy. I admire those who face this challenge head-on with optimism and creativity. Take Betsy, for instance, who authors two blogs for "Gluten Free Foodies" offering recipes, restaurants, and helpful advice for those who must avoid gluten on a day-to-day basis.
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Betsy shares my feelings about food and cooking – that it's a way to bring people together, and an important part of connecting with friends and loved ones. I love the way she comes up with simple recipes that are delicious without being intimidating, and focuses on using fresh ingredients with lots of flavor. Her meals and restaurant suggestions are certainly not just for those with gluten intolerance – check out this Lamb Dinner – yum!
Also offered are tips on how to navigate dining out in restaurants when you have specific dietary restrictions – a very helpful resource for anyone with a food-related allergy.
Even though I am currently allergy- free, I know I'll be turning to Betsy's blogs when entertaining for my friends who have gluten intolerance. Her tips and recipes are a great reminder that those with dietary restrictions have every right to enjoy delicious, creative meals at home and out on the town.
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I've used all my powers and have come up empty. Sorry.
P.S. Welcome to the board!!!
:mickey: My name is Jack and my family is doing trivia ?'s back and forth. I need help...can anyone tell me who or what this sentence is describing?
"They came from a neighbor and left a sweet life and now just roll around without getting too steamed up."
It seems the answer to this riddle is in the "Official Guide to W.D. Orlando 2005" and that maybe its an object (MAYBE)
All the suggestions so far I have tried have been incorrect
THANKS for ALL the suggestions...PLEASE keep them coming
The Answer is:
The Walt Disney Railroad
Last edited by jack; 02-02-2005 at 10:28 PM. Reason: ANSWER to RIDDLE
I've used all my powers and have come up empty. Sorry.
P.S. Welcome to the board!!!
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Could that quote possibly be from A Bug's Life?
My daughter thinks it may pertain to P.T. Flea announcing Tuck and Roll. Just a guess.
"No capes!"
to the boards, Jack
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UnCommon Ground – Searching For The Soul Of Populism
5:45 am in Uncategorized by Jim Moss
In recent weeks, I have schlepped across the aisle to Redstate.com in order to converse with our conservative counterparts. It has been an enlightening experience.
Specifically, I have joined conversations about repealing "Obamacare" and the "folly" of climate change theory. In many ways, the conversation has been predictable. I was immediately reviled and ridiculed for being a liberal. In fact, within a few minutes, I was identified as a progressive blogger, told to "go back to FDL," and warned that I was already on a "watch list."
Undaunted, I soldiered on despite the danger and made my progressive arguments as calmly and as patiently as I could. I was encouraged to discover that by hanging in there and being a respectful dissenter who was willing to take some abuse, I could actually have a decent conversation. I suspect that my experience was similar to what a conservative would face here in these pages.
But I was most surprised not by the grudging civility, but by an unexpected piece of common ground. Over the past couple of months, I have been writing a series called "UnCommon Ground." It seeks to find points of intersection between progressives and certain traditional, small town conservatives – but not the hard-core neocons and Tea Party types that are typically found on conservative blogs.
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Police still are seeking four men including a person of interest in the shooting death of a 38-year-old Chandler man.
In February, Juan Jose Makil, 38, was shot to death inside a residence in the 500 block of North Delaware Street, located south of Galveston Street and close to Arizona Avenue, in what police believe is a drug-related shooting.
Police are asking the public's help in locating Guadalupe Encinas Jr., a "person of interest" in connection to the homicide.
Encinas has been known to be in possession of firearms in the past. Police consider him to be armed and dangerous and are asking the public not to approach him, but to contact police.
Although there have been two arrests throughout the investigation of the case, those arrests were unrelated to Makil's death, police said.
The arrests, which were unrelated to the shooting, were of Miguel Varelas, 36, on suspicion of a weapon by a prohibited possessor, and Camelia Makil, 34, who was wanted on an outstanding federal warrant from the U.S. Marshal's Office for possession of marijuana with the intent to distribute.


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Hi all, I'm planning on hosting a wedding for a family member the first week of July. Unfortunately, when my hard drive failed a while back, I lost all of my garden photos and journal, so I don't have a good record of what was happening in the garden. I know it's usually a slow time in the garden. I expect the Shasta 'Becky' to be blooming, along with lavender, Russian sage, maybe some mid-season daylilies, hydrangea. I'm aiming for a blue and white theme for flowers, but may have to use what's available. I'm in coastal CT, zone 6 more or less. If anyone can report what they've had blooming that time of summer, along with any suggestions for stuff I can plant that will bloom in a hurry and annuals, I'd appreciate it very much. A lot of the "what's blooming" posts have dropped off the end of the forum. I just found out I'm hosting this event two days ago. Yikes. |
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The links in the blooming threads don't seem to be working ( my poor excuse for not updating May). But if you use the search box on the bottom of the home page and search "blooming July" in this forum, the July 2012 threads will be right at the top of the list. |
Are you talking about cut flowers? Or blooms in the garden? Hmm, my first thought was salvia Victoria. Love, love, love this! But all my other thoughts (for annuals) seem to be short flowers, lol. Annual lobelia, heliotrope, ageratum, petunias (although these are usually more purple). Larkspur. Heavenly Blue morning glories might be beautiful. Whites - zinnias should bloom by July, no? And echinacea? Hydrangeas (both blue and white). Clematis. Annual geraniums. Foxgloves and irises? Or will they be done by then? Sorry, I'm not really giving solid ideas - can never remember when things bloom! I'm just throwing out random ideas which may or may not be helpful. Dahlias usually bloom much later for me when I plant the tubers, but I do see lots of them in bloom in the garden centers much earlier. Good luck! You are a good sport for hosting on such short notice! Dee |
- Posted by diggingthedirt CapeCod Zone7ish (My Page) on Fri, May 17, 13 at 16:36
I went through my picasa web album looking for shots from July, and here's what I came up with: Rudbeckia, some coreopsis, possibly second flush of nepeta, drumstick allium, russian sage,rose campion, Filipendula rubra, Nandina domestica, fairy rose, new dawn rose, butterfly weed, achillea, common thyme (might have been cut back earlier), overwintered snapdragons, clematis, and some day lilies. I didn't remember russian sage being in bloom then, but the dates on the photos say that's the right season for it. |
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Hey, guys, thanks for the suggestions, and for sharing your photo album. If the hydrangeas and New Dawn are cooperating, I should be OK for the wedding. Not really such a good sport. My stepdaughter's father (yes, I'm married to him, at the moment) said she wanted to have a casual backyard party, barbecue, etc., so I said, sure I can do that. I figured we'd be playing cornhole, from what he told me. Once I said yes and talked to her directly, she wants a tent, dance floor, buffet lunch, flowers, tablecloths, the whole thing. She's going to arriving in a limo, wearing a gown. I'm going to have to rent a portapotty because my septic system won't handle 60+ people, and hire a caterer and serving help because there's no way I can do this alone. Plus she wants me to take her wedding pictures to save money. No pressure. |
Oh geez! Well, my goodness, then you definitely ARE a good sport if you didn't say no after hearing all that! You certainly would have had the right, IMO, to back out on the grounds of committing before knowing what you were getting into, lol. I'm sure you'll do a great job and your garden will look wonderful! :) |
- Posted by Cathie3078 6b MA (My Page) on Fri, May 24, 13 at 22:12
You have your work cut out for you! I also had to get my garden ready for an early July wedding. After the rush of blooms in May and June, there didn't seem to be much left by then. Two weeks prior I enlisted lots of help to tidy up the garden, weed and freshen mulch. I bought lots of plastic clay colored pots and white geraniums (pelargonium) and grouped them strategically around the yard. They lit up against the green of plants and shrubs. The trick was having several groups. Not very original but they did the trick without costing too much. I was able to overwinter most of the geraniums for the next season and years later I still have the pots that get filled with my annuals of the seasons: pansies, zinnias, mums. If you do go with containers, remember to have someone water thoroughly that moring. July can be very warm. Just a thought. Good luck! |
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