Say what? Kraft's new name elicits jokes   This Feb. 9, 2011,
file photo, shows Kraft Macaroni and Cheese in Chandler, Ariz. 
(AP Photo/Matt York, File)   The sarcasm was palpable in the
one-word headline that appeared in The New York Post on the day
after Kraft Foods revealed that it planned to name its new
global snack business "Mondelez," an interpretation of a mash-up
of the Latin words for "world" and "delicious." But that wasn't
the only dig.  One blogger teased that she would've been
"stifling giggles" if she'd been in meetings to determine the
name. A Forbes contributor suggested a trick for remembering how
to say it: "Just think Bush Administration Secretary of State.
You know, Mon-de-leza Rice." Crain's Business Chicago tittered
that it bears close resemblance to a vulgar Russian term for a
sexual act.  Michael Mitchell, a Kraft spokesman, said
executives took all the joking in stride, and he's quick to
point out why the Crain's observation didn't alarm the company:
"The name has to be mispronounced