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	Kleenex - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		It came to be used in gas mask filters during the war, as a replacement for cotton, which was in high demand for use as a surgical dressing.
		Kleenex were first advertised for use as a handkerchief replacement in 1926; this was to become the product's dominant use.
		Kimberly-Clark consciously places the terminology "brand tissues" after "Kleenex" in all of their advertising so as to inform the general public that Kleenex is a brand of tissue, not the actual term for "tissue".
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Kleenex (341 words)

	LiLiPUT - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		LiLiPUT were an Swiss female post-punk/new wave band active from 1978 to 1983.
		The group formed in 1978 under the name Kleenex, and soon made a name for themselves, until the threat of legal action by Kimberly-Clark in 1979 prompted a change of name to LiLiPUT (Kleenex being a propietry brand of tampon in Switzerland).
		The band's sound underwent a change throughout their career, due in part to line-up changes; the earlier recordings are more noisy and energetic, while the later songs are more complex and haunting.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Kleenex_(band) (269 words)

	2004-2005 Chaperone Procedures
		When the band leaves the stands for its half time performance, chaperones are to cordon off the stands with the yellow roping (if needed) so that the band can pass without interference from fans coming down the aisle.
		If any of the band members need to leave the stands during the game, (other than during the 3rd quarter) they must be accompanied by a chaperone - for their safety.
		To protect their uniforms, band members are not permitted to eat or drink in the stands.
	www.flanagans.com /rrband/ChaperoneProcedures04-05.htm (1457 words)

	mital-U : Kleenex - Liliput
		Formed 1978 in Zurich KLEENEX were - beside the english bands the SLITS and the RAINCOATS - one of the first three woman bands of the punk-area as well as the first Swiss-Wave export-hit.
		With the novel mixture from art-school, glamour and punk-noise it succeeded KLEENEX to inspire Londons music-critic.
		Gulliver was bound and the bands music developed in the direction of trend-independent experiments.
	www.mital-u.ch /PunkWave/kleen_e.html (582 words)

	Kleenex: Reviews, Discography, Audio Clips, and more \|\|\| Music.com
		The debut from Zurich's Kleenex was this four-song EP, which was released only seven months after the band formed.
		They were a post-punk band that existed after the Pop Group's breakup in the early '80s.
		Not only did they bravely (or foolishly, you be the judge) leap into the fray with little, if any, musical ability (on their debut tour with the Clash, Mick Jones used to tune their guitars for them), but through sheer emotion and desire created some great music.
	www.music.com /group/kleenex/1 (510 words)

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		Corgan and the original band — D'Arcy, the beautiful femme fatale; James Iha, the handsome monster-riff guitarist; and Jimmy Chamberlin, the troubled powerhouse of a drummer — wanted the same thing some of the greatest rockers before them wanted: to change the world, and to do it on their own terms.
		Pop music — and when a band sells millions of albums, they are are making pop music — is about new audiences getting excited about bands they can feel are their own.
		Greil Marcus has written that Kleenex/ Liliput was "the only female punk band - maybe the only punk band of any description, save for the Sex Pistols - to grow more extreme as they continued their quest to find out what it was they wanted to play...
	www.starpolish.com /news/print.asp?ID=14 (1157 words)

	SPACE CITY ROCK: CD/7" Reviews (K)
		One of the contingent of bohemian artistes (rather than thugs) who were attracted to the creative liberties laid bare by punk, Kleenex (the band's pre-lawsuit moniker) fell in with the glorious noise that was suddenly, obviously possible.
		The band's early sides, which were more or less in line with the low-fi punk of the day, took relatively sparse advantage of that adventurousness, which eventually seeped into the instrumental foundation of the songs and began taking center stage as LiLiPUT evolved and added a "post-" to their punk.
		Most of the band's later material, beginning with the start of disc two, seems to be without movement and dynamics in the traditional sense.
	www.spacecityrock.com /issue5/reviews/rev-K.html (1600 words)

	Kleenex MP3 Downloads - Kleenex Music Downloads - Kleenex Music Videos (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Marlene Marder, the anchor of the crew, joined a punk band with some of her male friends, playing her first instrument, the saxophone.
		When the other members got stars in their eyes, they told Marder that punk bands couldn't have saxophonists and asked her to leave the group.
		The band was featured on Switzerland's Sunrise Records in their early days and then were marketed by Rough Trade later.
	www.mp3.com /kleenex/artists/390966/biography.html (434 words)

	Amazon.com: Liliput/ Kleenex: Music: Kleenex,Liliput (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		The band is known as both Liliput and Kleenex (they started out as Kleenex, but threats of a legal battle with the manufacturer of the tissue product resulted in the official name change to Liliput).
		This mostly girl band is easily the equal to their counterparts Wire and the Gang of Four.
		It shows the band somewhat overstretched here and there and as they became musically more proficient the trade-off of primal energy didn't always work to their advantage, though as they moved more into Raincoats/Essential Logic territory there are several highpoints such as A Silver Key Can Open An Iron Lock Somewhere.
	www.amazon.com /exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/B000056KY8?v=glance (2632 words)

	Kleenex (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		his Swiss all girl punk band formed in Zurich around January1978 and have the dubious honour of being the first punk band to form in cuckoo land.
		Kleenex were championed by John Peel with their debut 45
		Lead vocalist Regula Sing was replaced by Chrigel Freund after the name change but the rest of the band remained pretty stable with Marlene Marder on guitar, Lislot Ha on Drums and Klaudia Schiff on bass.
	www.punk77.co.uk /wip/kleenex.htm (128 words)

	Kleenex/Liliput- Marlene Marder interview
		The only punk bands there was Kleenex and the band I was in (the Nasal Boys).
		They had their own band and it was just really by chance- I was there at the right time.
		There weren't that many bands who started up but maybe they said 'they did it maybe we can do it.' When we started, we had a rehearsal room in a factory and we shared it with other bands.
	www.furious.com /perfect/kleenex.html (2849 words)

	kill rock stars - bands - LiLiPUT - astrid spirig interview
		Astrid Spirig, born 1954 in Diepoldsau, St. Gallen [Switzerland], is the former singer of the first Swiss women’s punk/new wave band Kleenex/Liliput and currently works as a secretary at a lawyer’s office in Zürich.
		The band at the time consisted of the artist Klaudia Schifferle as well as Marlene Marder, sometimes Beat Schlatter joined in as drummer.
		I was rarely recognized as a having creative input in the band.
	www.killrockstars.com /bands/liliput/astrid_interview.html (2003 words)

	blog.photoblogs.org » Blog Archive » Don’t verb a trademark
		Many people say they need Kleenex when maybe all they are buying is generic facial tissues.
		Kleenex loses money while people use their moniker.
		I, actually for a long time now, have had a problem with people saying “do you have any Kleenex” when they are refering to facial tissue or “Q-tips” when refering to cotton swabs.
	blog.photoblogs.org /2004/06/dont_verb_a_tra.html (1921 words)

	Kleenex Girl Wonder - Free Music Downloads, Videos, CDs, MP3s, Bio, Merchandise and Links
		Graham Smith has gained a reputation in the Chicago indie scene for his staunch DIY ethic and his band Kleenex Girl Wonder's short lo-fi pop songs.
		Smith single-handedly writes, records, and performs all the band's material, with other band members occasionally turning up for live shows.
		The band immediately garnered attention for both Smith's age and the band's similarity to Guided By Voices with its brief unfinished-sounding songs.
	www.artistdirect.com /nad/music/artist/bio/0,,864448,00.html (260 words)

	Kleenex / Lilliput
		Kleenex was Switzerland's contribution to the women of punk.
		Only Klaudia, alternating between guitar and bass, was a constant factor from beginning to end.
		In 1980, the group changed their name to Liliput (due to pressures from the Kleenex tissue company) and continued under that moniker until their demise in 1983.
	www.comnet.ca /~rina/kleenex.html (87 words)

	Best of 2001
		For those not familiar with the group, Kleenex is a Swiss post-punk band who were forced to change their name to Liliput because of copyright issues.
		The core of the band was always guitarist Marlene Marder and bassist Klaudia Schiff.
		The band had three different vocalists during their existence, each with a very distinctive sound and style.
	www.suite101.com /article.cfm/pop_music/88102 (458 words)

	Disclaimer: Willie's Off-Brand Web Journal
		Jess bought some album by a band named Mekon, but they refused to take a check from her, because the check's number was less than 400.
		And it turned out not to be the album she wanted anyway, after she charged it and we listened to it on the way to the concert.
		At any rate, I'm sure the Kleenex manufacturers would rather I just said "tissues" there- or, better yet, "Kleenex brand tissues"- but they're fighting a losing battle to keep their brand name from becoming generic and I frankly have very little sympathy.
	www.disclaimerband.com /journal930104.html (3088 words)

	The Austin Chronicle Music: Review - Liliput
		A lucky few on this side of the pond savored the warbly, riotous staccato of woman-powered, agit-scratched Liliput, whose mysterious contribution to the history of rock & roll, while rich in influence and significance, remained, for the most part, relegated to the bins of obscurity.
		Kill Rock Stars deserves a big fat smooch for re-issuing this 2-CD compilation of the band's entire recorded treasures, which upon its original European-only mid-Nineties release was snatched up as quickly as it hit shelves.
		Featuring engaging and informative liner notes, delirious cover art, ample pictures of a band previously unseen, and music that was surely heaven sent, this is one sweet, near-perfect deal.
	www.austinchronicle.com /issues/dispatch/2001-12-14/music_phases2.html (271 words)

	InsiderOne - The InsiderOne Daily Report
		Bear markets produce "punk bands like the Dead Kennedys in the late '70s, socially aware rappers like Public Enemy and raw-powered grungers like Nirvana in the depressed early '90s," Newsweek explains, apparently paraphrasing DeCurtis.
		But then, perhaps the "rock historian" is too busy looking back at history (or getting nostalgic over his prized Mick Jagger solo albums) to pay attention to what's actually going on right now...
		Of Note: Come February 20, 2001 Kill Rock Stars will re-release the complete works of long-gone Zurich post-punk band Kleenex/ Liliput (the band was called Kleenex but changed its name to Liliput in 1980 when Kimberly-Clark came calling).
	www.insiderone.net /reports/report0002.html (278 words)

	Miller Band Page
		WELCOME to the Miller Band Page, internet home of the Miller Middle School Band Program, in San Jose, California, in the Cupertino Union School District.
		BEGINNING BAND DATE CHANGE: Students in Beginning Band should now choose their instruments (and have them in hand) by Monday, September 18.
		Even though the $100 is called a "voluntary donation," the band department relies on that money to keep the instruments in playing condition from year to year.
	www.myschoolonline.com /site/0,1876,1646-153887-1-47840,00.html (755 words)

	Student Supplies (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Kleenex, Band-aids, Ziplock bags (any size), treats for our Treasure Chest, hand sanitizer, dry erase markers, Clorox or Lysol cleaning wipes, baby wipes, 2 reams of copy paper
		Kleenex, wet wipes, Clorox wipes, folders with double pockets and fasteners.
		Kleenex, Baby wipes, Band-aids, Germ-X, Ziploc bags (gallon and quart sizes), Clorox Wipes, Lysol Spray, Bed Sheets (any size and color)
	www.catawba.k12.nc.us /schoolpages/claremont/student_supplies.htm (353 words)

	Tinsmith.Net Progressive Celtic Folk/Rock (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Le Vent du Nord is a Quebecois band which includes Benoit Bourque - formerly of Matapat - and super fiddler, founder of Quebecois record label Roues et Archets and all around nice guy Olivier Demers.
		And it goes without saying that any band with a hurdy gurdy player of the caliber of Nicolas Boulerice and a guitar player like Simon Beaudry is a band you must see.
		Hopefully some of you in the DC area got to check them out when they played the Institute of Musical Traditions, but for those of you who haven't heard them yet, go to their website at www.leventdunord.com.
	www.tinsmith.net /news.html (4070 words)

	DailyTech - Google is Tired of Googling
		Worse, Google is required to take protective action, or it loses the trademark by default...regardless of whether or not the term passes into public usage.
		If their to the point people call product by their brand name(kleenex) they probably have reached the maximum market share they will ever get and will probably stay or go down a little from there...but never up.
		This is different than Kleenex and Band-Aid, because there is no price differential, if you have internet access you can use any search engine for free.
	www.dailytech.com /article.aspx?newsid=3834 (2051 words)

	Post No Bills 8/27/99
		Smith is for most intents and purposes the band Kleenex Girl Wonder, which will headline at Lounge Ax this Friday in celebration of the release of its third LP, Ponyoak--Smith's first release on the New York-based March Records, run by former Chicagoan John "Skippy" McFadden.
		Prior to Smith's deal with March, all of Kleenex Girl Wonder's releases were on MOC, the label started by Smith's high school friend Kris Voss, now 21 and an assistant manager at a Kinko's.
		Last week the Champaign emocore band Braid played its final show at Metro, and on Thursday, September 2, their local compatriots Lustre King will follow suit at the Empty Bottle, throwing in the towel after five years.
	www.chicagoreader.com /hitsville/990827.html (787 words)

	Past News - KLEENEX Racing - KLEENEX Facial Tissue products
		While there this past weekend, David Green, driver of the #27 Kleenex® Ford, was able to enjoy the best of both worlds.
		There to drive in the Pepsi 300 Busch Series Race at the Nashville Superspeedway, David Green went to enjoy some of the genuine sounds of the Grand Ole Opry’s legendary performers after practice on Friday.
		Attending the show back stage, David was able to kick back, and hang out with some of the Opry’s most notable stars such as Ricky Skaggs, members of the Joe Duffie Band, and the legendary Little Jimmy Dickens.
	www.kleenex.com /us/promos/kleenexracing/news/newsarchive3.asp (324 words)

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		Then you were presented with the whole ensemble of Official Milk Shake Equipment, each apparatus noble and important in its role: The frosty metal cup, the tall glass, the long-handled spoon and the paper-wrapped straw.
		That's why some companies and groups defend their trademark from generic use with such moxie (formerly a trademark for a soft drink).
		Band-Aid and Kleenex might be alarmed that you've suggested they are generic terms.
	www.jewishworldreview.com /0604/glad_u_asked.asp (1704 words)

	Garden Data Sheets
		Maybe you don’t think twice about events like this, but would you think the same if Kleenex or Band-Aids or instant coffee were disappearing from the consumer market?
		In cases like this, you’d buy enough Kleenex or whatever to last you a lifetime.
		Well, maybe you should think positively about Diazinon and, while there’s time, consider stocking a plastic container or two to use in the garden to keep bugs under control.
	www.jackeden.com /cgi-bin/sheets/viewdata.cgi?id=1090881863 (276 words)

	Google? or google? - Topic Powered by eve community
		Like many companies before them (Band-Aid, Kleenex, Rollerblade, asprin, and Xerox to name a few) this may cause them to lose exclusive control over the word.
		08 July 2006 11:02 AM Incidentally, I was watching Dora the Explorer with my daughter and Dora had to use a "soft bandage" instead of a "band aid".
		Incidentally, I was watching Dora the Explorer with my daughter and Dora had to use a "soft bandage" instead of a "band aid".
	forums.cafepress.com /groupee/forums/a/tpc/f/504104/m/99510191/inc/1 (636 words)

	Posthumous Duchamp (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		In the world of commerce, highly successful brand-name products often pass into usage as common nouns, despite the efforts of the parent corporations to prevent this from happening.
		Little-k kleenexes are not so much objects as categories of objects whose boundaries fluctuate constantly.
		Similarly, Mona Lisa the brand-name Leonardo has long since given way to the generic category of "mona-lisas" (whose number includes, among many other items, Duchamp's own L.H.O.O.Q. Thus, a small-d duchamp is any object that it makes sense to categorize as by Duchamp.
	yin.arts.uci.edu /~mof/DuchampF/duchamp.html (182 words)

	Theatre Effects - Mylar
		This week's special got me to thinking about brand names, specifically, brand names that have become so associated with their products that they are used in referencing any similar product.
		In a way, the fact that the general public accepts brand names such as these as representative of an entire class of similar products is a pretty big compliment to the trademark owner.
		So pick up some Mylar products, grab a Coke, make a Xerox of this article, and head down to the theatre to create your next spectacular effect.
	www.theatrefx.com /funfacts31.html (781 words)

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