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Lytegem desk lamp – high-intensity desk lamp that was designed by Michael Lax and manufactured by Lightolier as a direct competitor to the Tensor lamp and the Lampette during the 1960s and 1970s. A Lytegem desk lamp has been on display at the Museum of Modern Art since 1972. ; ; ; ; (not to be confused with other similarly named lighting systems sold by Lightolier)
Merriweather (typeface) - A popular font designed by Eben Sorkin, specifically to create an easy on-screen reading experience
Film, radio and television
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Food, drink, and nutrition
People
Brittany Anderson (chef) – chef and media personality. ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ;
Carlos Anthony – San Diego-based chef and media personality. ; ; ;
Nate Appleman – James Beard Foundation Rising Star chef, media personality, former Chipotle Mexican Grill and ShopHouse Southeast Asian Kitchen culinary innovator. ; ; ; ; ;
Kaleena Bliss – chef and media personality. ; ; ; ; ; ; ;
Tracey Shepos Cenami – ;
Leah Cohen – ; ; ;
Pyet DeSpain – Native American chef and media personality. ; ; ; ;
Ray Garcia – L.A.-based chef and media personality. ; ; ; ; ;
Kenny Gilbert – Chef and cookbook author. ; ; ; ;
Daniel Green (chef) (req. 2009-8-28) - British chef, author, host of cooking and travel shows; ; ; ; ; ;
Courtney McBroom – chef, cookbook author, food consultant, former culinary director of Momofuku Milk Bar, co-author of several Milk Bar books, food consultant for the miniseries Lessons in Chemistry; ; ; ; ; ; ;
Jan O'Connell – Australian writer and food historian. ; ;
Christian Page – the chef who is/was behind Cassell's Hamburgers and Short Order in Los Angeles, Boom Bang in Nevada, and Lāna’i City Grill in Hawaii. ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ;
Richard Sax (1949-1995) - Prolific cooking writer and chef, author of Classic Home Deserts ; ;
Adam Sobel (chef) – chef and media personality. ; ; ; ; ; ; ;
Katsuji Tanabe – Los Angeles-based chef. ; ; ; ;
Giuseppe Tentori – Chicago-based Italian chef. ; ; ; ; ;
Tadateru Tokudaiji - American chef; ; ; ; ;
Shizuo Tsuji (1933-1993) – author of 1980 cookbook Japanese Cooking: A Simple Art. ; ; ; ; ; ;
Adriana Urbina – New York City-based Venezuelan-born chef. ;
Chris Valdes - Latin Celebrity Chef , Food Network Star Season 14 Finalist ; ; ;
David Viana (chef) – New Jersey-based chef and media personality. ; ; ; ; ;
Craig Wong – Toronto-based chef with Chinese and Jamaican roots. ; ; ; ; ;
Michael Wignall – ; creative consultant at Cafe Football; has made numerous television appearances, including MasterChef: The Professionals; worked on projects with supermarket Lidl, including Stockholm pop-up Dill (
Kelsen Group – Danish holding company for the Royal Dansk and Kjeldsen butter cookie brands. ; ; ; ; ; ;
Kendal Nutricare – infant formula manufacturer based in the UK. ; ; ;
Knudsen Dairy (better known as Knudsen Foods and Knudsen Corp.) – once the largest dairy operation in California and possibly on the West Coast that provided milk, ice cream, and cheese. ; ; ; ; ; ;
Military Energy Gum – caffeinated gum used by the U.S. armed forces. ; ; ; ;
Muddy Bites – snack brand. ; ; ; ;
New Orleans Ice Cream Company – regional ice cream brand. ; ; ; ;
Wilkins Coffee Co. – currently a redirect; regional coffee brand that employed Jim Henson's Muppets Wilkins and Wontkins as their early television spokesmen. ; ; ;
Other non-alcoholic beverages
Open Water (brand) (formerly Green Sheep Water) – canned drinking water brand. ; ; ; ; ;
Ritual Zero Proof – brand of non-alcoholic beverage. ; ; ; ; ; ;
Samovar Tea – tea brand. ; ; ; ;
White Lotus Tea Co. (formerly White Lotus Tea Club) – a tea brand. ; ;
Food-related manufacturers
Blue Chip Group – specializes in manufacturing food storage, outdoor foods, everyday soups; parent company for Augason Farms. ;
Cosmopolitan Catering – corporate catering company; located in Sunnyvale, California ; ; ;
The Oppenheimer Group – British Columbia-based produce distribution company that has been in business since 1858. ; ; ;
Salt Institute – a U.S. trade association that had been the voice for the U.S. salt industry. Now dissolved. ; ;
Samoa Culinary Association (SCA) - develops and assists the hospitality industry in Samoa. ; ; ;
Supermarket chains
Food Giant Markets – a 70-unit Southern California-based supermarket chain founded in 1951 and later owned by former U.S. ambassador Theodore Cummings until the chain was merged with Vornado; prior to the merger, Unimart and Builders Emporium were a part of Food Giant. ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ;
Needler's Fresh Market – 11-unit regional supermarket chain based in Findlay, Ohio, with stores in 3 states. Also own stores that uses other banners, a total of 45 units. ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ;
The Pantry (supermarket) – 18-unit Pasadena-based chain of supermarkets. ; ; ; ; ; (not to be confused with the defunct NC-based convenience store chain of the same name)
Bellacino's – 70-unit Michigan-based pizza and sandwich chain in 10 states. ; ; ; ; ;
Colton's Steak House – 35-unit Arkansas-based regional chain of steakhouses in 7 states. ; ; ; ;
Condado Tacos – 50-unit full service Mexican chain located in 10 states. ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ;
Costa Vida – 90-unit Mexican fast food chain located in 15 states. ; ; ; ; ; ; ;
Flame Broiler (restaurant) – over 120-unit fast casual Korean-style rice bowl chain with locations in 6 states. ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ;
G. D. Ritzy's - 7-unit regional fast casual burger and ice cream chain based in Ohio with locations in 3 states that once had over 100 units in over a dozen states. ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ;
Garbanzo Mediterranean Fresh – 28-unit Eastern Mediterranean-style fast casual chain with locations in 15 states. ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ;
Cali BBQ – barbecue restaurant in San Diego. ; ; ;
Grace Pastries – defunct award-winning Los Angeles-area bakery chain that founded by George Izumi, who had survived incarceration in the Manzanar concentration camp during WWII; operated in Los Angeles during the middle part of the 20th century. ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; also see, back issues of the Los Angeles-based Rafu Shimpo newspaper
Phoenix Bakery – nine-decade-old minority and family-owned bakery in Los Angeles. ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ;
Lime Fresh Mexican Grill – 8-unit fast-casual Mexican restaurant chain in South Florida that was once larger. ; ; ; ; ; ; ;
Illinois
Garcia's Pizza in a Pan – Illinois-based chain of pizza restaurants; sells pizza by the slice; founded in 1971 near the main campus of the University of Illinois; home of the "Flying Tomato Brothers". ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ;; ; ; ;
Gropp's Famous Fish of Stroh – Fort Wayne, Indiana restaurant; First store was opened in 1955 and last one closed on March 25, 2016. The business served the northeast Indiana region for over 60 years. The last store closed due to the retirement of its owners, Fred and Stacia Andriano. ; ;
Janko's Little Zagreb - high-end Bloomington-based steakhouse. ; ; ; ; ;
Tom Thumb Doughnuts – Minnesota-based company that provides miniature doughnuts at state and county fairs throughout Minnesota and surrounding states. ; ; ;
Missouri
Pantera's Pizza – 3-unit St. Louis area chain that once had 500 locations in several states. ; ; ; ; ; ;
Brownstones Coffee – Amityville-based chain of 5 restaurants on Long Island in New York. ; ;
Dept of Culture – Nigerian cuisine restaurant in Brooklyn. ; ; ; [; ; ; ; ; ; ;
Hale and Hearty – former NYC area soup and sandwich chain that filed for bankruptcy and later spawn 2 different companies of the same name; first, a store brand and second, a single restaurant. ; ; ; ; ; ;
Hoot Owl (restaurant) – historic restaurant in Pine Bush, New York.; ; ; ; ; ;
Nello (restaurant) – high-end Italian restaurant on the Upper East Side of Manhattan (New York City) that is frequent by celebrities and was once operated by restaurateur Nello Balan. ; ; ; ; ; ; ;
Rudy's Lakeside – drive-in in Oswego. ; ; ; ; ;
Sprout Creek Farm Creamery – brand of cheese produced by a single farm in Poughkeepsie. ; ;
Luther's Bar-B-Q – Houston-based Texas barbecue chain that was taken over by Pappas. ; ; ; ; ; ; ;
Taco Casa – currently a redirect; 109-unit regional tex-mex fast food chain serving Texas and Oklahoma. ; ; ; ; ;
ZuZu Handmade Mexican Food – fast casual Texas-based Mexican restaurant chain that had as many as 100 unit before the chain shrank down to 3 or less locations. ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ;
Utah
Red Iguana – 3-unit Salt Lake City-based chain of Mexican restaurants. ; ; ; ;
Baslogh - Iranian confection similar to Turkish delight made with starch, nuts and fruit
Beef bacon – a halal and/or kosher alternative to bacon made from pigs and have a lower fat content than tradition bacon. Usually contains less sodium than bacon made from either pork or turkey. ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ;
beef ham – ham made from cattle; can be halal and/or kosher; listed in Oxford Emglish Dictionary; appears to be available in polish cuisine; Rindersaftschinken. ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ;
Bolota, Portuguese acorn liquor
C
Caciosalame – A popular combination of cheese and sausage; cured Salami enclosed in caciocavallo cheese. Also known as caciocavallo dell’emigrante.
Chocolate sculpture, showpieces or sculptures created by bakers. Example sources [], [], [].
Texmati (currently redirects) – a variety of rice that was created as a cross of Basmati and American long grain rice that can be easily grown in the American state of Texas and neighboring areas, unlike its basmanti parent. ; ; ; ; ; ;
U–Z
Vinome – DNA-based wine service and wine club; offered on world's first DNA marketplace, Helix
Vitari – brand of fruit ice sorbet; made from fruit with no dairy or added sugar; a bit like a smoothie, but not quite the same; made by Nestlé; ;
Vitellone – older veal; possibly what in the U.K. is known as "rose veal"
Warming drawer (also called oven warming drawer or oven lower drawer-type of cooking appliance either separate or included with most freestanding ovens. Commonly mistaken as a storage drawer, it's actually designed to keep food warm.
Zalabia – currently redirects to Jalebi#Zalabia – type of crisp, waffle-like Syrian pastry;
Literature
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StoryCenter (StoryCenter is the first organization to work in digital storytelling, and continues to work in digital storytelling with thousands of people per year.)(
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Print media
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Recreation and hobbies
General
Ptarmicon - A convention held every year in Yellowknife, NT to celebrate Gaming & Pop Culture. The first event was in 2012, and the organization holds several smaller community events throughout the year. - Cabin Radio article on Ptarmicon 2025CBC article on Ptarmicon 2022
List of chess games between Kasparov and Karpov - an article similar to 'List of chess games between Kasparov and Kramnik', or 'List of chess games between Anand and Kramnik';
Quayside Isle A shopping mall with many dining, entertainment and shopping options. It is located at Sentosa Cove, Singapore. The mall has picturesque views because it is situated in the marina front.; ; ; ; ; ;
Pitch-A-Friend Night/ Date-My-Mate Night - Event where friends of single people deliver Powerpoint presentations about their friends to an audience of prospective dates.[1][2][3][4][5][6][7]
Please make sure that video games are entered in the "video games section" below
Band of Maniacal Brothers
Columbus Area Boardgaming Society
Exclusivas Industriales S.A. or EXIN (toy company), was a spanish toy company founded in 1951 by Ramón Carrogio; it produced and released some of the most popular and well-remembered spanish toys of that era: "Tente", "Exin Castillos", "Exin West", "Madelman", "Cinexin", "Exin Basket", "Exin Gol"
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Other
Da Ma ("Driving the horses") - Chinese board game played with special coins;
Smess - board game; kind of like chess; each square has arrows pointing in the directions that one can move off of that square; object of game is to capture the "Brain";
Strings of Cash (suit) and Myriads of Strings (suit) to go alongside Cash (suit) for Money-suited cards and tiles. There's also the Tens of Myriads suit, but I don't think that's meets Wikipedia's notability.
Grand Archive TCG TCG with that just hit it's third anniversary recently
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