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- "Natural" is Very Dark Review by Ladybug83
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If you can find your color, this is a great concealer for blemishes. I have fair skin and wear shade natural-medium in the pressed base. I ordered the color natural in the camouflage oil free concealer and it was too dark. It is very obvious where I applied the concealer - even when it is blended with my pressed base foundation.
My skin is fair, but there are many people with lighter skin than me. Wish this came in more shades.
Note from glo: Thank you for your feedback, Deborah! We will pass it along to our product development team.
(Posted on 10/15/13)
- You can't go wrong with this one. Review by Sahrish
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I have been using this concealer in shade Natural for a very long time. Even though I have oily skin, this concealer never slides or creases. It gives me a flawless coverage and is really light on skin. The best thing is that it stays for long hours and if used regularly, it lightens the discoloration under eyes. I started to have purple tone under my eyes but then I started using this concealer regularly and it really helped. I find the price a bit high but it has a good value for money since the formula is highly pigmented and a tiny bit goes a long way.
I have reviewed this on my blog already and have used in most of the makeup looks that I published on my blog. This is my all time favorite and go-to concealer. Great job!
(Posted on 3/10/13)
- This make-up is amazing and Review by MsBrooke
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The best concealer I have ever used! It covers well and my face still looks natural (but flawless) when I am done. One pot will last a really long time, even if you use it every day. It has never broken me out and I have always had such reactive, sensitive skin.
(Posted on 4/13/12)
- The best concealer of all time! Review by Kelly
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I've suffered with acne and acne scarring for years. This is the only concealer that I trust on my face! This product (along with all glo products) does not cause me to breakout. The Camouflage concealer covers my problematic areas flawlessly. It doesn't even feel like anything is on and it lasts all day on my face. This is my can't live without product. I wear the camouflage concealer everyday with the pressed base or the loose base powder and it makes my skin look perfect.
(Posted on 2/21/12)
- Pretty good! Review by Megan
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Well, this product is pretty good. The coverage is extremely thick, and you really have to watch how much you use, or it will show. I would just use my fingers to apply and blend this product, after you wash your hands, though, of course. Overall, I think it's a fairly good product, gives good thick coverage, last throughout most of the day, and the product lasts a very long time before you need to buy more...
(Posted on 9/29/11)
- Really fantastic! Review by Carol
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My mom (74) and I (50) both use this Camouflage and love it. It's light, not greasy, and covers rosacea, nose redness, veins, and under-eye shadows very well. It creases just a little bit, but it doesn't tug and blends beautifully. A little goes a long way. The pot is about $25, but it will last a long time. Great lipstick and other products, too.
(Posted on 2/14/11)
- Awesome coverage !!! Review by Stephanie
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This is the best concealer I've ever used. I've always had issues with breakouts and never found a concealer that would cover. Glo camouflage covers well, and doesn't cake up or thin out when applied. It truly makes blemishes, scars, and red areas magically go away.I tried others from time to time and always go back to Glo. I'm staying with it and won't leave again. It is a little pricey, but worth it. I would highly recommend Glo Camo to anyone!
(Posted on 12/15/10)
- Best Concealer Ever! Review by Jennifer
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I've been using this for a few years- maybe 5 or so & wouldn't ever try anything else. I'm 64- so my skin is probably more of a challenge than younger skin. I've tried all sorts of things over the years & this is by far the best. It covers perfectly & doesn't cake-up at all. I use a short oval-shaped make-up brush to lay it under my eyes, & in the wrinkles in my smile lines to hide them, and to cover occasional pimples or red spots. The glo-minerals pressed base goes over it with a big kabuki brush & then I finish with a very light mist or spritz of water - to get that un-powdery clean-face look. I love this stuff.
(Posted on 8/19/10)
- AWESOME MAKE UP!!!!! Review by clara
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This make up is awesome!! It does wonders for my skin! it covers up all my blemishes, and helped improve my skin in general!
(Posted on 5/18/10)
- GREAT CONCEALER Review by ann able
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When I first tried this at doctor's office, it completely hid my roscea and made my face look great. I have used it ever since and recommend it to everyone.
(Posted on 12/11/09)
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Leather > Pax Crossbody
Sale: $51.75
Reg: $69.00
Pax Crossbody
model #: 104505
Wear it four ways! Switch up the strap to carry the Pax crossbody as a crossbody, a clutch, a flap or a shoulder bag.
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- Exterior: Leather with polyurethane trim and canvas strap
- Lined with polyester
- Black onyx, olive, teak, black mixed metal and warm stripe have brass tone hardware. All others have silver tone hardware
- 11in L x 1.75in W x 11.75in H Drop 12.25in - 21.5in
- zipper closure
- Convertible Shape - Can be worn three ways, as a crossbody, shoulder bag or clutch!
- Outside front zippered pocket
- Lining features two multi use pockets and a zippered back wall pocket
- Clean with a water-based leather cleaner and moisturizer. Use a protective spray to protect the leather surface.
- Origin: Imported
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Skin Prep Swab And SwabsticksJuly 27, 2010 6:34 am | Pdi-Professional Disposables International | Product Releases | Comments
PDI, Inc.'s Chlorascrub™ is a 3.15% Chlorhexidine Gluconate (w/v) and 70% Isopropyl Alcohol (v/v) solution that guards against pathogens like most bacteria, fungi/yeast and viruses, making it a choice for pre-operative and pre-injection skin preparation. The solutions comes in a swab, swab stick and maxi swabstick.LISTED UNDER: Swabs, Applicators
Single Tip Swab with CapSeptember 10, 2007 5:21 am | Qosina | Product Releases | Comments
Qosina has introduced a new swab with a cap. The six-inch long, single use cotton tipped applicator is ideal for collecting contamination–free samples and specimens. The polypropylene vented cap slides down the wood shaft allowing easy sampling, then slides back to cover the swab head with a snap-on cap.LISTED UNDER: Swabs, Applicators
Black Dual Cotton Tip SwabsJuly 13, 2007 7:42 am | Qosina | Product Releases | Comments
These black dual tip cotton spiral/spiral swabs are perfect for cleaning many surfaces. The tightly wound black spiral tips grab more dust and debris and clearly show removed residue. The three-inch biodegradable cotton and paper swabs are packaged 10 per easy-open perforated sleeve, with two sleeves per sheet.LISTED UNDER: Swabs, Applicators
OB/GYN SolutionsFebruary 9, 2006 4:29 am | Miltex, Inc. | Product Releases | Comments
The Miltex Monsel's and Lugol's solutions are ideal for Colposcopy, LEEP/LLETZ, Laser and Cervical Biopsy applications and are packaged in ready-to-use kits containing twelve 8 ml bottles and swab applicators. Monsel's is a thickened Ferric Subsulfate solution which acts as a hemostatic agent when applied to surgical sites following biopsy or excision of diseased tissue.LISTED UNDER: Swabs, Applicators
Sponge On A StickAugust 22, 2005 9:39 am | Qosina | Product Releases | Comments
Qosina has introduced new sponge on a stick, Part # 13139. The blue polyether foam head is approximately 1-1/2 inches by 1-1/2 inches by 7/8 inch thick. The ribbed polypropylene handle allows for a sure grip while the foam head, attached y adhesive, provides superior strength and durability. Overall length of this sponge on a stick is 6 inches.LISTED UNDER: Swabs, Applicators
Applicator SwabsApril 13, 2005 7:29 am | Birchwood Laboratories, Inc. | Product Releases | Comments
Birchwood Laboratories now offers 8-inch Scopettes, Jr.® applicators with a non-sized swab head. This new 8-inch version provides clinicians with a choice of either non-sized or sized swab heads on the most popular large-tip applicator length. The non-sized 8-inch Scopettes, Jr. feature softer, "fluffier", and slightly larger heads on the same rigid, rolled-paper sticks as those with sized swab heads.LISTED UNDER: Swabs, Applicators


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Cancer Care Programs
If you or a loved one has been diagnosed with cancer, you naturally want to find the best possible medical care. And that's exactly what you receive at Washington Hospital's Community Cancer Program.
In fact, in 2012, the Cancer Care Program received a a three-year Accreditation Award with Commendation from the American College of Surgeon's Commission on Cancer (CoC).
An accredited COC program since 1993 and an ACoS-designated Community Hospital Comprehensive Cancer Program, Washington Hospital is one of only four hospitals in California and one of 82 hospitals in the country to receive the Outstanding Achievement Award since its inception in 2005.
"I am so grateful I was able to have my treatment at Washington Hospital, close to home. Every step of the way, people showed concern for me not just as a piece of paper or a number, but as a person. I will be forever grateful."
~ Michele White, Cancer Survivor
Read Michele's story of treatment and life after cancer.
See below to learn more about Washington Hospital's cancer prevention and treatment services.
Sandy Amos R.N. Infusion Center
2500 Mowry Avenue (Washington West)
Suite 239 (2nd floor)
Fremont, CA 94538
Call (510) 818-5050 or visit www.whhs.com/infusioncenter
The new Sandy Amos R.N. Infusion Center offers a comfortable and tranquil environment for patients who require frequent infusion therapy. This new facility is designed to be patient-centered. Flooded with natural light and a view of a beautiful atrium area, the outpatient facility features eight private infusion chairs in a warm, spa-like setting. Valet parking and concierge service are also available.
What We Offer
• Chemotherapy • Antibiotic administration• Biotherapy • Hydration
• Transfusions • PICC-line insertion
Caring for the Patient - Nurse Navigator
To help guide patients through their cancer treatment journey, a nurse navigator can help coordinate patient-centered care in the following ways:
• Assist with appointments and paperwork for the patient
• Facilitate access to high quality care and relieve barriers for timely care
• Educate about disease process and treatment options
• Provide referrals to appropriate services, i.e. social worker for financial issues, etc.
To talk to a nurse navigator, please call (510) 818-5060.
Washington Cancer Genetics Program
Washington Women's and Imaging Center
2500 Mowry Avenue, Suite 150, Fremont, CA 94538
Call (510) 608-1356 or visit www.whhs.com/cancer/cancergenetics
Are you concerned about a strong family history of breast and ovarian cancer? Private consultations for genetic counseling and risk assessment are available with a physician referral.
Washington Radiation Oncology Center
39101 Civic Center Drive, Fremont, CA 94538
Call (510) 796-7212 or visit www.whhs.com/cancer/roc
Hours: Monday through Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Washington Hospital is home to a Radiation Oncology Center that features leading-edge technology and is staffed by board certifed doctors offering the highest quality care right here in Fremont. The Center offers Intensity-Modulated Radiation Therapy (IMRT), which reduces recovery time, side effects and complications associated with conventional radiation therapy treatments.
Our Center brings together a unique team-oriented approach to care with a high level of personalized attention. We offer a low-stress environment with a friendly staff, easy parking and a location that couldn't be more convenient.
Lymphedema Services
2500 Mowry Avenue, Suite 140
Fremont, CA 94538
Call (510) 795-2058 or visit www.whhs.com/cancer/lymphedema
The Lymphedema Services staff at Washington Hospital is dedicated to helping each patient learn how to manage lymphemeda and keep it under control. Through special massage techniques and knowledge of the latest treatment options, our certified therapists and physical therapists help lymphedema patients regain control and take their lives back through quality, local care.
Lymphedema Education Class
The Lymphedema Education Series is offered to anyone who is interested in learning more about the lymph system and lymphedema. The class covers general information about the anatomy and function of the lymph system. When: Second and fourth Tuesday of every month
When: Please call (510) 795-2058 for class dates and times.
Location: Washington Women's Center Conference Room (Washington West, 2500 Mowry Avenue)


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X-Ray Photography Set of 4
X-rays of classic toys reveal their structural make-up in fine detail. The original images are transferred to aluminum sheets using state-of-the-art infusion dyes that react with a special coating on the metal.
- Created using x-ray images and a state-of-the-art metal printing technology
- Distinctive prints illuminate the inner workings of classic toys
- Printed on specially coated aluminum sheets
- Mounts directly to the wall with included hardware
- Set of 4 includes bulldozer, tram, plane and car
X-Ray Photography Set of 4
- 20"W x 1¼"D x 16"H
X-Ray Photography Set of 4
X-Ray Photography Tram
X-Ray Photography Car
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Kristofer Kracht
Kristofer Kracht is starting his thirteenth-year directing the Gustavus Adolphus College Forensics program and his eighth year directing the Gustavus Summer Speech Institute. Last year he tried to grow a beard, but it ruined his bald man glare ratio, so he decided to shave. During his tenure, Gustavus became 1 of 11 schools in the history of collegiate forensics to be ranked in the elite top 10 five consecutive years. He's getting pretty old now, but that is okay. Gustavus placed 6th at the 2014 American Forensic Association National Individual Events Tournament and 7th at the 2014 National Forensic Association National Championship while earning a National Championship in Presidents D-I. Woo! Kris has coached fourteen national finalists, 69 state champions, qualified ten students for the Interstate Oratorical Association National Contest, and coached five AFA-NIET All-Americans. He also made such good hot dogs at the last AFA-NIET that his team of 13 students consumed 40 hot dogs in a little under an hour. Additionally, he received the 2006 Bob Derryberry Award For Outstanding New Forensics Educator, the 2009 Pi Kappa Delta Brightest Star Award, and the 2010 Swenson-Bunn Memorial Award for Teaching Excellence, and the 2011 AFA District Four Larry Schnoor Distinguished Service Award. He's also the best coach in the world. Kris has two children, Eva and Noah, who are pretty neat.
Cadi Kadlecek
Cadi Kadlecek starts her fourth year as the Associate Director of Forensics at Gustavus Adolphus College. She is originally from Ceresco, NE, where she competed at Raymond Central High School and was a member of a multiple state Championship team. In addition, she was an Octa-Finalist in Humorous Interpretation at the NFL National Tournament her senior year. As a college competitor, she competed in Public Address, Limited Prepration, and Interpretation winning not only the Nebraska state title in Dramatic interpretation, but also a National Championship in Prose Interpretation. In addition to success in forensics, Kadlecek demonstrated success in the classroom and service to the community by receiving the AFA-NIET All-American Award. Kadlecek now serves as a college coach and has coached students at Illinois State University, Bradley University, Concordia College, and Gustavus Adolphus College; managing to coach nationally competitive students in each of the 11 events at the AFA-NIET, and garnering her the Outstanding New Coach Award for the AFA-NIET in 2013. In her spare time, she bakes cupcakes and likes to play with her two cats, Ira and Sophia.
Tricia Irvine
Tricia Irvine has been coaching Speech for the past seven years. In that time she has had the opportunity to work with a number of state finalists and several state champions.
Tricia earned a BA in International Relations from Drake University and JD from the University of Minnesota Law School. After practicing law for 12 years, she saw the error of her ways, went back to school, earned a BS in Social Studies Education at, then, Moorhead State University, and taught high school and middle school social studies for the next 20+ years. She was a candidate for Minnesota Teacher of the Year. She retired from full-time teaching last year.
Tricia and her husband, Peter, have two grown children, both of whom live on the West Coast, one in Eugene, OR and the other in Los Angeles. The best thing about retirement is that she gets to see them more than once a year! When she is not burdening her children with extended visits, Tricia hikes, bikes, reads, gardens, maintains her old farmhouse and travels to places other than Oregon and California.
Roxy Janke
Roxy Janke has been a speech coach for 28 years. She was recognized as CTAM's Outstanding Individual in Communication in 2004. She was Farimont Area School's Teacher of the year in 2007 and was named as a semi-finalist for Minnesota Teacher of the Year. She has been an active member of the Minnesota Speech Coaches Association and the Communication and Theatre Association of Minnesota.
Andrea Carlile
Andrea Carlile is entering her third year as Director of Forensics at South Dakota State University. She is the 2013recipient of Pi Kappa Delta's Bob Derryberry Outstanding Contributions from a new Forensics Educator. In her brief tenure at SDSU she has coached the 2013 and 2014 South Dakota Intercollegiate Forensics Association Champions and qualified students to the AFA-NIET. Andrea competed for Gustavus form 2003-2007, where she was a three-time qualifier to the Interstate Oratory Contest, a semi-finalist in 2006 and one of the first Gustavus competitors to break into quarterfinals in Communication Analysis at the AFA-NIET in 2007. She was named to the 2007 AFA and Pi Kappa Delta All-American teams. Andrea has a Master's in Communication Studies from South Dakota State University and a Bachelor's in Political Science from Gustavus Adolphus College. Prior to returning to South Dakota Andrea worked as a communication consultant in Washington, D.C. She is originally from Chatham, Illinois where she competed in four years of high school speech in Radio Speaking, Original Oratory, Oratorical Declamation and Special Occasion Speaking.
Jarod Ockander
Jarod Ockander has been the Head Speech Coach at David City, Nebraska, for 9 years, producing 5 state championship teams, ninety-five medalists, and 21 Champions. He was the 2006 Dale E. Black Young Teacher of the Year award winner, the 2009 NFL Nebraska Coach of the year, the 2010 KLIN 10-11 Golden Apple Award recipient, won the 2013 Nebraskans for the Arts award, and was the President of the Nebraska Speech Communication, and Theater Association. In his spare time, Jarod enjoys golfing, helping his daughters show club lambs, writing plays, cheering for the Huskers, and spending time with his wife, Sara, and two daughters, Laurel and Lydia.
Harry Strong
Coach Strong took over the Des Moines Roosevelt speech and debate program in 2004 and has grown it from a very small squad to over 50 students. His students have now won 16 individual state championships, qualified 44 times to the NFL national tournament and have won two NFL School of Excellence awards in debate (2008/2012). His extemp students have consistently placed high or won at national circuit extemp events including the MBA Round Robin, Extemp TOC and Catholic Nationals. His students are frequently invited to the top select tournaments and round robins in the country.
"Strong" was honored as the winner of the National Extemp Coaching Excellence Award in 2010 and again in 2012. He was the West Iowa Coach of the Year in 2011. He was named Iowa Coach of the Year in 2012. Both his debate and speech teams have been Iowa State team champions.
Additionally, academics matter in Strong's program with well over 20 winners of the NFL Academic All American Award in her coaching term at Roosevelt.
Jennifer Baese
Jennifer Baese has coached high school speech for 20 years, and has been a head coach for Lakeville North High School for most of those. She has coached State finalists in Drama, Extemp Reading, Informative, Oratory, Poetry and Prose, including 4 State Champions in Informative. Her team also competes on the national level; she has coached multiple finalists in Expository Speaking and coached the 2010 National Champion in that category. She grew up doing speech in Pine Island, Minnesota, when her dad, Tom Bollman, forced her to go out for speech in 8th grade .... and she is eternally grateful that he did so. When she is not coaching speech, Ms. Baese teaches 9th grade English in Lakeville, loves reading any chance she can sneak away from her responsibilities , binge watching Scandal and West Wing, eating great food that other people have cooked, and spending as much time as she can with her fantastic sons, Matthias, 11, and Dmitry, 6, who keep her alternately entertained and exhausted on a daily basis.
Andrew Monagle
Andrew Monagle comes from Aberdeen, New Jersey and is entering his fifth year as a coach. As a college competitor, Andrew competed for Seton Hall University and was fortunate enough to participate in numerous local, regional, and national elimination rounds including a quarterfinal in prose at the 2011 AFA-NIET. Andrew started coaching in 2010 for Manchester-Essex High School in Massachusetts primarily as a Public Forum coach. Though he also dabbles in interp, PF and LD, since he began coaching at Ridge High School in 2011, Andrew has been specializing in Limited Prep, Public Address, and Congressional Debate. At Ridge, Andrew's students have seen amazing success making it to the final round of the Yale Invitational, Glenbrooks, GMU Patriot Games, UPENN Liberty Bell Classic, Harvard Invitational, The TOC, an NCFL championship in Congressional Debate in 2013, and a 7th place finish in International Extemp in 2014. Additionally, Andrew has served on the New Jersey Forensics League Executive Board for the last two years. Outside of speech, Andrew likes cooking (read: loves good food), jamming out to what one could describe as "all the music," and helping out with the sound and lighting for local community theaters.
Jason Olson
Jason Olson has been a speech coach for 11 years and is one of the head coaches at Adrian High School. Prior to his coming to Adrian High School, the team had never had a state finalist and now for the past several years, have been blessed with multiple state finishers. This year, he was fortunate and proud to have state finalists in Informative, Great Speeches, and Extemp. Reading. Jason grew up participating in speech at Dassel-Cokato High School and then went on to compete on the collegiate level at Southwest Minnesota State University, qualifying multiple events for the AFA National Tournament. He was selected by his fellow coaches to be the Class 'A' Discussion Chair for the Minnesota State High School League (MSHSL) over five seasons, has served as a judge at the State Tournament, and previously was on the Minnesota Speech Advisory Committee as one of two Class 'A' coaches. Additionally, he was selected by the MSHSL as the 2011-2012 Outstanding Speech, Debate, and Theatre Educator for the state. Aside from speech, Jason teaches Social Studies at Adrian High School for which he won Adrian's Teacher of the Year Award in 2009. Now attending his third summer speech institute as a coach, Jason considers this to be the highlight of his summer because of the passion and energy that keeps speech in the blood.
Zach Prax
Zach Prax joins us for his second summer at the Gustavus Adolphus Summer Speech Institute. A high school instructor for eight years, Zach received his B.A. in political science from the University of Minnesota-Twin Cities and his M.A. in social studies education from the University of St. Thomas. In his eleven years of coaching, Zach has directed debate, original oratory, and extemporaneous speaking at Chanhassen for three years, and coached at Apple Valley High School for eight years prior. Zach's extempers and orators have appeared in the final round of NFL Nationals, NCFL Grand Nationals, the Minnesota State Tournament, the Glenbrooks, and have also appeared in deep outrounds at a number of local and national invitational tournaments including Emory, Harvard, and the Extemp TOC. In his "free time", Zach has kept himself busy by serving at the Secretary of the Minnesota Debate Teachers Association, the Section 6 Debate Representative, the Director of the Winona Diocese of the National Catholic Forensic League, and the Chair of the Central Minnesota District of the National Forensic League. The Summer Speech Institute will be Zach's last week in Minnesota as he leaves to serve as the Director of Speech and Debate at the University School of Nova Southeastern University in Fort Lauderdale, Florida for the 2014-2015 school year.
Sandra Wieser-Matthews
Sandra Wieser-Matthews has been the Head Speech Coach for the Yellow Jacket Speech team for 25 years in Perham, MN. Before teaching and coaching in Perham she directed theater and taught in Fort Myers, Florida. Sandra also has a degree in broadcasting and worked in radio and television in Nebraska. Sandra recently received her Doctoral Degree in Critical Pedagogy from the University of St. Thomas. She has coached many state speech finalists and champions over her career. As a high school educator, Sandra focuses on teaching students Public Speaking, mass media, drama, and Film Studies. This will be Sandra's fourth year of summer coaching, as she enjoyed two years at the Institute and one year at the Concordia camp. Sandra enjoys spending time with her two sons and husband, hiking, reading, horse-back riding, and traveling.
Jennifer Parker
Jennifer Parker spent her last ten summers coaching interpretation events for regional and national forensics camps. Jennifer is the former Director of Individual Events at Illinois State University, where she coached the squad to its first and only team national championship in 2005. She coached six collegiate competitors to national championships in interpretation events, including the 2012 Program Oral Interpretation and the 2008 Prose champion. She coached the collegiate national runner-up in Poetry in 2013, and in 2011 she coached the collegiate national runner-up in 3 events: Poetry, Prose, and Dramatic Interpretation, making this the 6th national prose runner-up she coached. Currently, she is owner and director of the Omaha Dance Center and an instructor in communication at Creighton University. She also serves as assistant coach for the University of Nebraska at Lincoln where she coaches interpretation events. When her best friend asks nicely, Jennifer occasionally volunteer coaches for Millard North High School. Jennifer has lots of experience inciting and organizing dance parties.
Sam Boerboom
Sam Boerboom holds the position of Assistant Professor of Media Studies and Rhetoric at Montana State University Billings. Previously Sam taught for two years at Gustavus Adolphus College as Visiting Assistant Professor. During that time he also served as a volunteer speech coach for the Gustavus Adolphus Forenics team. Sam starting his forensics career his sophomore year at Marshall High School, competing in humorous interpretation, great speeches, and extemp speaking. He was a two-time state competitor in humorous interpretation. In his collegiate forensics career at the University of Nebraska, Sam competed in both interpretation and public address events, placing nationally at the AFA-NIET tournament in prose, duo, persuasion and communication analysis. In addition to his three years of coaching at GAC-SSI, he served as a staff member at summer speech camps at the University of Nebraska. In his forensics coaching Sam stresses how public address and interpretation skills rely upon and reinforce one another.
Jill Lofald
Jill Lofald has coached at Duluth Denfeld for 22 years. Jill has been coaching competitive speech for over 30 years! She teaches English 9, Public Speaking, Creative Writing, Interpersonal Communications and Drama.
Jill considers the Interp events her strongest area coaching state champions in Drama and Creative. She also has coached a state champion in Great Speeches and National qualifiers in Oratory and Extemp. Speaking.
The speech team—under Jill's coaching has had over 20 students advance to the NFL tournament and has advanced 6 into the top 60 and 2 to the top 30.
Karmin Schraw
Karmin Schraw teaches Honor English 9 and AP Language and Composition at St. Cloud Tech High School. She has been the head coach at Tech for 18 years. During those years, Tech Speech has grown to a team of 70+ students and has been fortunate to advance 138 students to the state tournament with over 50 state finalists and 8 state champions. They are members of the National Forensic League and have advanced dozens of students to nationals, many advancing to the octa and quarterfinal rounds. They participate in the Harvard Speech/Debate tournament every February. In 2011 they had a duo team break into the final round, and this past year, they had 2 students in DI break into the final round. One placed 5th, and the other placed 2nd out of 398 other DIs from around the nation. The Tech Team has been the Central Lakes Conference Champions for 17 years in a row. When Karmin is not coaching speech, she enjoys reading, organizing her house, relaxing at the lake cottage, and thinking about oratory and informative topics. This is Karmin's first year at camp, and she is anxious to meet everyone and learn from coaches and students.
Yatesh Singh
Yatesh Singh has coached at Lakeville North High School for the past two years in Lincoln-Douglas debate and now extemporaneous speaking. Prior to North, he coached Policy debate and speech at Henry Sibley High School in Mendota Heights. A few recent accomplishments of his students include the 2011 state title in debate, 3rd place finish in extemp speaking at the 2012 state speech tournament, and an extemper in the top 60 at the 2012 NFL National tournament.
Noelle Anderson
Noelle Anderson starts her fourth and final year of competitive collegiate speech. She is originally from Simi Valley, CA, where she competed at Moorpark College for two years as a member of their ten-time national championship team. In addition, she was a two-time State Champion in Prose Interpretation at the California Community College Forensics Association (CCCFA) State Tournament. As a competitor, she has competed and placed in every Interpretation event- Prose, Poetry, Drama, POI, and Duo -on both the 2-year and 4-year circuits. Along with her success in forensics, Noelle has demonstrated commitment to childcare. She holds Associate Degrees in Communication Studies and Early Childhood Education. This has led her to student teaching in preschool classrooms and coaching gymnastics at local parks and recreation centers. In her spare time, Noelle enjoys scrapbooking, small cute animals, and helping others.
Kelsey Abele
Kelsey Abele hails from Kansas City Missouri, and even as an "out of stater" she is returning to SSI for the sixth time, for the fourth time as a coach. She is an Art History Major (to confuse people) and an English Major (to fit in). In high school she competed in Storytelling (Missouri style), Duo, Prose, Poetry, and Dramatic Interpretation. Every year in high school, she qualified for state and ended her high school career with three state final placings including: 2nd place in Prose, 4th place in Poetry, and 2nd place in DI. Now in college, she competes in Prose, Impromptu, Program Oral Interpretation, Duo, Drama, Communication Analysis, and Poetry. This past season, Kelsey finaled five events at the Minnesota Collegiate Forensics Association State tournament, including a state championship in POI for the second year in a row and a state title in Prose. She also finished second in Indy Sweeps Awards at MCFA tournament. At the American Forensic Association National Individual Events Tournament she placed 5th in Prose, and 2nd in Communication Analysis, eating her a 17th individual sweeps placing. She also earned the prestigious All-American Award at AFA-NIET for her service, academic excellence, and competitive success. She has had national out rounds in every genre including eight quarterfinals, two semifinals, and two finals. When not traveling with the team, Kelsey enjoys singing in the Gustavus Choir, hosting a campus radio show for KGSM, and having library dance parties. Other interests include reading, jamming out to music of all sorts, knitting, cooking elaborate meals with Karin, Brittany and Vanessa, writing letters, and lapsing into accents in regular conversation. She will be attending Kansas State University to study Communication and work with their forensics team in the fall.
Megan Johnson
My name is Megan and I hail from Coon Rapids, MN. I went to Blaine high school and was a captain for both speech and debate. This year I will be a freshman on the Gustavus Forensics team. Up until my senior year, I primarily focused on public address events. My main event was informative and I was able to be the captain of that category. During my senior year I dabbled in prose and did discussion as well. I also have experience in limited prep speaking events (thanks to debate). In debate, I did public form but switched to congressional debate, which led me to compete at the Harvard debate tournament. I am also an alumni of GAC-SSI 2013. I won the spirit award in my pride. When I'm not writing speeches and practicing, I like to ride my bicycle and listen to rock music.
Kaitlin Burlingame
Kaitlin Burlingame comes from Paynesville, Minnesota. She is one fourth of the beautiful senior class on the Gustavus Forensics team. In high school, she competed for six years in Humorous, placing second at the 2009 MSHSL State Tournament. So far in college forensics, she has participated in After Dinner Speaking, Prose, Drama, Persuasion, Program Oral Interpretation, Poetry, and Duo. During the 2012 competitive year, she took third at the Minnesota Collegiate Forensics Association State Tournament in POI. She was a quarterfinalist in persuasion at the National Forensic Association National Championship, where she also placed third in Forensics Criticism. She and Emmett took her prose to the semifinal round at the American Forensic Association National Individual Events Tournament. She loves anything leopard print, including 3 of her suits, and luckily, she shares her fashion expertise as team stylist. Kaitlin is a Communication Studies major and a Theatre minor. When she's not stretching for her Cirque Du Soleil audition or practicing creative modern operatic arrangements with soul sister Justin Feit, Kaitlin enjoys being hilarious, general debauchery, and being a glamorous hippie.
Vanessa Condon
Vanessa graduated this spring from Gustavus Adolphus College, where she competed as a member of the GAC forensics team. Originally haling from Mound, Minnesota and competing on the high school circuit for four years, she performed a diverse group of categories including Humorous, Original Oratory, and Prose. In her collegiate career, she competed in Dramatic Interpretation, Poetry, Program Oral Interpretation, and Prose while qualifying her POI and Poetry to the American Forensic Association National Individual Events Tournament. This past year, she also participated in the experimental event at the Minnesota Collegiate Forensics Association State Tournament- taking third in Minnesota Informative. This fall, Vanessa will be attending South Dakota State University in Brookings for her Master's degree in Communication Studies, while teaching and coaching the SDSU forensics team. In her spare time, she loves to learn how to groom dogs, go to poetry slams, and canoe on Lake Minnetonka.
Adrienne Gruenes
Adrienne Gruenes is a junior member on the Gustavus Forensics Team from Watkins, MN. This is her fifth time attending GAC-SSI, the second time as a coach. In high school, she competed for seven years in the categories of Drama, Original Oratory, and Great Speeches. She competed at the 2012 MSHSL Tournament her senior year in Great Speeches. In college, she competes in Informative, After Dinner Speaking, and Extemporaneous Speaking. During the season she placed she placed sixth in extemporaneous speaking at the district tournament. Adrienne is majoring in Communication Studies and double minoring in Political Science and Sociology/ Anthropology. When not working on speech, she enjoys hanging out in the team room with her teammates, watching movies, and listening to music, and reading the news.
Kari Grundmeier
Kari Grundmeier is a sophomore member of the Gustavus Adolphus Forensics team from Forest Lake Minnesota. She plans on majoring in Psychological Studies and minoring in Theater and Dance with a focus on costuming. In high school she competed in Creative Expression, Extemporaneous Reading, and Drama. This year she competed in the events of Drama and After Dinner Speaking. This will be her first year coaching at camp. In her spare time she enjoys reading, drawing, and playing video games.
Sonja Johnson
Sonja Johnson just graduated from Gustavus where she competed for 4 years after coming from New Brighton, Minnesota. She competed for Irondale High School for four years in storytelling and extemporaneous reading. Since entering into the college arena, she has competed in Prose, Program Oral Interpretation (POI), Impromptu, After Dinner Speaking and Extemporaneous Speaking, qualifying impromptu (2011, 2013,2014), POI (2012,2014), After Dinner Speaking (2014) and extemporaneous speaking (2013, 2014) to the American Forensic Association National Individual Events Tournament. As an active Doctor Who fan, she enjoys welcoming other people into the fold and sharing her wealth of life stories during commercial breaks. When she isn't busy working on speech, she enjoys singing, talking, watching movies, talking, and hanging out with friends.
Brittany Knutson
Brittany Knutson is a sophomore member of the Gustavus Adolphus Forensics team from Watertown, SD. In high school, she competed in Original Oratory and qualified for the NFL National Tournament in 2010 and 2011. During her freshman year, Brittany competed in Persuasion, Informative, After Dinner Speaking, Extemporaneous Speaking, and Impromptu Speaking. She placed fourth at the Minnesota Collegiate Forensics Association State Tournament in After Dinner Speaking and qualified Informative, Persuasion, and After Dinner Speaking to the American Forensic Association National Individual Events Tournament. At Gustavus, Brittany is a Communication Studies and Political Science double-major. When she isn't busy with speech or school work, Brittany enjoys reading nerdy books, hanging out in the speech room until all hours of the night, and sitting on Gustavus' many hills with her closest friends.
Emily Meyer
Emily Meyer is a junior member of the Gustavus forensics team from Andover, Minnesota. She competed for four years in Extemporaneous Reading and two years in Original Oratory at St. Francis High School. She qualified for the state tournament in E.R. her senior year. She also participated in Public Forum and Lincoln Douglas debate for three years and Congressional Debate for four years. During her first year on the collegiate circuit, she qualified two events to the AFA-NIET: Prose and Informative. She also placed second in the district in Informative. Last year she qualified four events to the AFA-NIET: Persuasive Speaking, Informative Speaking, Program Oral Interpretation, and Prose Interpretation. She also was a national quarterfinalist in Persuasive Speaking. Emily is a Biology major with a concentration in botany and a Studio Art minor; she enjoys reading, painting and spending time with her friends. This is Emily's second year coaching at SSI. SSI was Emily's favorite part of the summer last year, and she can't wait to do it again!
Chris Moua
Chris Moua graduated from Gustavus in 2013 with a B.A. in Communication Studies and a minor in Philosophy. This will mark his fifth year as a coach at GAC-SSI. During his four years on the GAC Forensics Team, Chris competed in public address, limited prep, and poetry. His time in Forensics has earned him a national triple-quarterfinalist placing in Persuasion, double-quarterfinalist placing in Informative, and a quarterfinalist placing in Communication Analysis. While he likes all genres of competitive speech, he really enjoys the linguistic artistry of public address. Chris has an arguably unrivaled love for Lana Del Rey, an ever growing sword collection, and a fascination with Bruce Lee's philosophy. He indulges himself in zombie movies, writing poetry, and imagining what the distant future of humanity will look like thousands of years from now.
Karin Nordin
Karin Nordin comes from Lino Lakes, MN. This is her third year coaching at camp, but she also attended camp back in 2010. In high school, Karin competed in Creative Expression for three years, finaling at sections all of those years and breaking to state finals during her senior year. At Gustavus she competes in Poetry, Drama, Duo, Program Oral Interpretation, Persuasion, Impromptu, and Prose. During her junior year, Karin qualified all of her six events to the American Forensic Association National Individual Events Tournament, including three events to quarter finals and placing 6th in Poetry, and 4th in Persuasion. At the National Forensics Association National tournament, she broke five of her six events, and took Impromptu to semifinals, and Persuasion to 2nd place. This earned her a 19th place finish in Indy Sweeps at AFA, and a 10th place finish in Indy Sweeps at NFA. At the Minnesota Collegiate Forensics Association State tournament she finaled 5 events, and won Impromptu because she had a sparkle in her eye. This allowed her to take fifth in Indy Sweeps. Karin is a Psychology major and ponders picking up a Scan-Studies Minor in the future. When she isn't practicing, she enjoys sleep-talking, trusting Kelsey to make elaborate meals, flailing her arms in the team room, horseback riding, and watching every slam poem on youtube.
Matthew Pursi
Matthew Pursi is entering his fourth year as head coach for the BLHS/BOLD High School Speech Team. Before that, he worked as an assistant speech coach for the Duluth Speech Team for nine years. Matthew has coached students to both the state and national levels, and is an active member of both the NFL and the MSCA. When not coaching speech, you can find him teaching American Literature, British Literature, Honors English, Cinema Studies, and College Speech at BLHS High School; as well as directing high school productions year round. Before teaching, Matthew graduated with a BFA from the University of Minnesota-Duluth and worked professionally as a children's stage manager for a few years before returning to school at the College of St. Scholastica where he received his masters in education.
Kari Roll
Kari Roll will be a sophomore member of the Forensics team coming from Crystal Minnesota. She competed in Storytelling, Prose, and Drama in high school, and attended camp in 2011. During her freshman year she competed in Prose and Drama, and Minnesota Informative at the State tournament placing fourth. Kari is a Chemistry Education major, and in her free time enjoys reading, listening to music and cooking or baking.
Kenzie Shofner
Kenzie Shofner hails from Orono, Minnesota and is a sophomore on the Gustavus Adolphus Forensics Team. This is Kenzie's third year attending GAC-SSI. Kenzie competed all four years in high school in a variety of events, including Prose, Drama, Extemporaneous Reading and Poetry. She placed third at the 2014 National Individual Events Tournament of Champions in Poetry. During her first year on the team, she qualified Communication Analysis, Prose Interpretation and Duo Interpretation to the American Forensic Association National Individual Events Tournament. Kenzie placed 5th place in Duo Interpretation at the Minnesota Collegiate Forensics Association State Tournament. Kenzie is currently a Communication Studies Major and is thinking about double majoring in Business Management. If you can't find Kenzie in the team room working on speech or homework, she is usually hanging out with friends, shamelessly watching YouTube beauty tutorials videos or going on an impromptu adventure!
Shelby Wilds
Shelby Wilds is a History and Communication Studies double major from Staples, MN. In high school, she competed in Great Speeches and competed at State her last three years in high school, placing in State finals her sophomore year. On the Gustavus Forensics Team, she competed in Impromptu Speaking, Informative Speaking, Extemporaneous Speaking, Persuasive Speaking, After Dinner Speaking, and Communication Analysis and qualified each of them to the 2014 American Forensics Association National Individual Events Tournament, where she broke to quarterfinals in Persuasive Speaking and After Dinner Speaking, broke to semifinals in Communication Analysis, and placed second in Informative Speaking. She also placed as ninth overall speaker at the tournament. At the 2014 Minnesota State tournament, she placed first in Extemporaneous Speaking, second in After Dinner Speaking, fourth in Informative Speaking, sixth in Communication Analysis, and placed as fourth overall speaker. She will be teaching in Japan after camp!
Madison Klein
My name is Madison Klein, I'm from Huron, South Dakota and this fall I will be majoring in Music/Pre-Medicine. I'm very excited to be attending Gustavus Adolphus College this fall, but I'm even more excited to be a part of their speech team! My interest in speech started in elementary school when my mother would take me to the showcase nights the high school varsity team would have. I instantly decided it was something I wanted to do when I was a "big kid". I joined our middle school team in the seventh grade and have been competing ever since then. My primary and favorite event has always been duo, but I've also competed in humor, oratory, drama, poetry, prose, and reader's theater. Over my four years in high school forensics I have, been awarded six superior medals at the South Dakota State Oral Interpretation Festival, been a part of my conference's championship duo team for the past three seasons, qualified for the NFL National Tournament in duo twice, been awarded the Harold Jordan Award from the state of South Dakota for outstanding contributions to the activity, attended GAC-SSI for two summers and made a lot of great friends. I'm a firm believer that competing in speech does not only improve your public speaking and people skills, but also your outlook on the world and appreciation for life. I am very grateful to this activity for making me the person I am today and I am SO EXCITED to be helping out at camp this year! GO GUSTIES!
Rodrigo Vazquez
Rodrigo was born in Tijuana Mexico in 1996. He moved to Minnesota in 1998 for his parents to pursue a PHD in the University of Minnesota. For his elementary education he attended a Montessori Magnet school named Crossroads. He attended a Montessori Charter High School named Great River School where he pursed the IB diploma. His school did not have a speech program. Instead he spent the majority of his time in Lego League and Robotics, eventually becoming the Build captain of his team. When he found the time, he enjoyed doing extracurricular activities related to public speaking such as debate, theater and poetry out loud. In addition, he participated in a summer camp at William Mitchel Law School doing Future in Learning Law. He learned about forensics through the SSI program. When he participated in 2012, he had never written a speech before. Through the support of mentors and hard dedication he was able to achieve second place in Public Address through Original Oratory. His ability to work through the lack of experience and confidence was reflected by the Growth Award. This won him an $8000 scholarship to attend Gustavus Adolphus and a love for forensics. Because of that scholarship he is entering as a Gustavus freshman and a new member of the forensics team.
Sarah Peterson
Hi my name is Sarah! I would like to start off by saying that I am SUPER excited to work at this camp and meet all of you lovely people! I joined the Fridley High School speech team when I was in 7th grade, and I was the only middle-school student on the team. It was terrifying, but I kept with it because there was this sort of happiness and excitement I felt being involved in speech that made me keep coming back. In 7th and 8th grade I was in Poetry and let's just say I didn't win very often (or at all). When I was a freshman I made it to finals at our conference meet and I was standing up on the stage for awards and I had already assumed I'd get last place, so when my name wasn't called immediately I thought that I was standing on the stage for the wrong category and I was SO embarrassed! It wasn't until they announced my name for second place that I felt both relieved and astonished.
Throughout my six years of speech I have been in the categories of Serious Poetry, Humorous, Extemporaneous Reading (for a very short time), and Dramatic Duo. Most of my time has been spent in Poetry and Humorous and I would consider them to be two of my favorite categories! They are also the categories in which I have had the most success… coincidence? I am very grateful to have received several first and second place awards in these categories as well as in Duo. I have been honored to be on the Minnesota speech coaches' "dream team" twice, to have received the Captains Award as well as several gold medals in lettering. I am a strong believer that success cannot be attained without hard work and disappointment. There were so many Saturdays where I was coming home empty-handed, but this only pushed me to further better myself. I think that the Junior Summer Speech Institute will be a fantastic way for young "speechers" to better themselves!
Clay Sletta
Clay Sletta was born in 1996. Then he was in ninth grade when he gave his first speech. In tenth grade he won eighth place in State AA prose. I explored characters and built fluent stories. I do prose. That's what I'm still doing today. The End.
Ryan Eichenauer
Ryan Eichenauer is a freshman member of the Gustavus Forensics team from Blaine, Minnesota. Ryan competed in speech for four years at Centennial High School where he specialized in Drama, Creative Expression, and Duo Interpretation. Some of Ryan's high school accomplishments include: being a captain of his team his senior year, finaling at some of the nation's largest tournaments (like his 4th place finish at Rosebowl or his 1st place finish at the Eagan Invitational), qualifying for state consecutively for three years and finishing 8th his senior year, and finally, breaking his school record for there most NFL points. He is also an alumni of GAC-SSI where he placed 3rd and 1st in honor finals. Ryan will start his college career competing in After Dinner Speaking and Dramatic Interpretation. When he isn't working on speech or achieving his double-major in Psychology and Sociology, Ryan enjoys writing, listening to music, traveling, and spending time with friends!
Wilson Fields
HI! I'm Wilson Fields, I am Greenville, South Carolina born and raised. I am sweet tea sippin' fried food eatin' southern boy. I got into Forensics when I was a freshman in High School. On the local level I was a multiple state finalist in both Humorous Interp and Storytelling and my senior year I was a state champion in Dramatic Interp. On a national level I was in multiple out-rounds at many different national level tournaments. In high school I competed in every single NFL event except Duo and debate. In college I am primarily an interper and have had success, especially in my sophomore year which consisted of multiple national level tournament out-rounds in both Dramatic Interp and Duo Interp, placing four of my five events at our state tournament and being a national quarterfinalist in Dramatic Interp at the National Forensics Association National Tournament.
Kasey Wacker
Kasey Wacker is new to the GAC SSI team, and is looking forward to sharing her years of high school coaching experience with the campers. Kasey started her speech career over 15 years ago when she competed at the state level in Humorous Interpretation. Deciding to coach Speech for Perham High school in Perham, MN was a natural decision as she studied at MSUM to become an English teacher. In the last four years coaching and starting her career as a high school teacher, Kasey has been apart of a coaching team that helped many students compete at the state level, including three state champions. This year, eleven competitors reached state, and three competed in finals. When Kasey isn't coaching, teaching, and studying, she loves spending time with her husband and son, antique shopping, reading, biking, gardening, and watching comedies.
Claire Sagstuen
My name is Claire Sagstuen and I am one of the Co-Founders of the B.E.S.T. Foundation; the only speech and debate tournament organization in Bulgaria. I was the head speech and debate coach at "Ekzarh Yosif I" Foreign Language School in Bulgaria, but after three years of living abroad, I have officially moved back to Minnesota. A fun fact about me is that I graduated from Gustavus in 2011 and have worked at GAC-SSI since 2008! I have also traveled to 33 countries...it is truly an obsession. I am excited to be back and continue my passion for coaching!
Kellen Andersen
Kellen Andersen is a Sophomore Biology major, Pre-Medicine track, Neuroscience minor and member of the Gustavus Adolphus College Forensics Team. He competed in Humorous Interp. all four years in the Minnesota State High School League, placing 7th in the State as a Sophomore and winning the 2012 Gustavus Adolphus College Summer Speech Institute Oral Interpretation Tournament. Last year, Kellen competed in Drama, Prose, Duo, Impromptu Speaking, and After Dinner Speaking on the Gustavus team, qualifying both Drama and Duo to the American Forensics Association national tournament at Arizona State University. There, he placed in the top 100 Dramas in the country. This is Kellen's second year being a coach at the Junior Summer Speech Institute, and is his fourth year coming to the Summer Speech Institute. He is SUPER excited to meet all of the phenomenal campers and to share his love of forensics with them! When Kellen isn't perfecting speeches, he enjoys reading, watching Netflix, camping with his family, being in a lab, doing science, and talking about Gustavus! One fun fact about Kellen is that he loves cacti and has five different types at his house!
Alekhya Tallapaka
Alekhya Tallapaka is an incoming sophomore at Gustavus. Starting her forensics career as an 11 year old in middle school Declam, speech and Al go way back. Alekhya has competed in both speech and debate for four years at Rosemount High School, and was captain of the team since her junior year. Alekhya has participated in Extemp speaking, Poetry, Prose, Impromptu, Drama, Duo, and Humor throughout her high school speech career. Alekhya was named All-Conference in Prose Interpretation, and has earned the Legacy Award from Rosemount High School. On the Gustavus Forensics team, Alekhya participated in After Dinner Speaking, Persuasion, Impromptu and Extemp. This past season (2014-2015), she was the State Champion in After Dinner Speaking. This is her second year back at camp, and she is pumped! At Gustavus, Alekhya is a Sociology and Gender/Women/ Sexuality Studies major. In her free time, Alekhya enjoys reading, sleeping, becoming angry with various injustices around the world, and tweeting sarcastic remarks at world leaders


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Michael Jordan's name reaches far beyond the Ad. Its word of mouth and association that increases Dominicks volume by 10 fold and they know it, which is why they didn't mind putting the add out even though they knew they'd be sued.
In 2009 NBA legend Michael Jordan was inducted into the Basketball Hall of Fame, and there was much rejoicing. Among those feting His Airness was Sports Illustrated, who put out a commemorative issue celebrating Jordan's induction into basketball immortality. Inside that issue was an ad by a large Chicago based grocery store chain by the name of Dominick's, who did their own bit of congratulating, honoring Jordan with a full page ad that included his name, his iconic No.23, a and a very bad pun that segued seamlessly into a $2 off steak coupon. Classy This didn't sit too well with MJ, who was alerted to the ad via his financial adviser, who happened across it while perusing the Sports Illustrated honoring his client. Jordan sued Dominick's Finer Foods LLC and its corporate parent Safeway Inc. in 2010 for using his name without permission. His attorneys figured that fair-market value for Jordan's name and/or image was $5 million, the majority of which would go to charity (after legal fees, of course). Here's the ad that got Dominick's into the legal mess (via Ball Don't Lie)… U.S. District Judge Milton Shadur has already ruled against Dominick's for their misuse of Jordan's image, but wanted the Bobcats owner to appear in his court to discuss what reasonable damages would be, because Shadur, like the rest of us, thinks $5 million might be a bit outrageous. MJ's lawyers had hoped to keep their high-profile client from having to appear in court, to which Shadur responded, from a May 22 transcript, "Are you allergic to the notion that he somehow ought to participate in a lawsuit that he brought?" He made it to Judge Shadur's courtroom, but this being the one and only Michael Jordan, did it with more twists, turns, and secrecy than a John LeCarre novel. From the Chicago Tribune... Jordan was allowed to avoid attention Wednesday by entering the Dirksen U.S. Courthouse through its underground parking garage and then taking a private elevator to U.S. District Judge Milton Shadur's 23rd-floor courtroom. Shadur, who has ruled that Dominick's is liable for a 2009 magazine advertisement that used Jordan's name without permission, wanted the owner of the Charlotte Bobcats to appear in person to hear the judge's views on what reasonable damages would be, according to court transcripts. He rejected a demand from Jordan's attorney that the president of the grocery chain also appear. "I think it would be a constructive use of time to see whether some element of sanity cannot be introduced into this matter," Shadur was quoted as saying in a transcript of a May 22 hearing. "I thought the demand was greedy," Shadur said of Jordan, who is seeking $5 million in damages for a one-page ad that ran in a Sports Illustrated commemorative issue celebrating Jordan's induction into the Hall of Fame. The suit is ongoing, and probably won't be resolved for a while, unless Jordan backs off on the exorbitant amount he's suing for, which would be a wise decision benefiting everyone involved. Then again, this is the same Michael Jordan who took a chance on Kwame Brown twice, so maybe wise decisions aren't MJ's forte. The post Michael Jordan's lawsuit against Chicago area grocery store chain deemed "greedy" by judge appeared first on Last Angry Fan.
Greedy??? Domicks is the greedy one. Dominicks attempted to associate their brand name with Michael Jordan in a big way. If you examine the readership base of the advertisement source and the customer base of dominicks foods, you'll realize that 5 million dollars is a very modest amount to ask for a multibillion dollar grocery chain deceiving potential customers into believing that Michael Jordan has endorsed their brand.
Michael Jordan's name reaches far beyond the Ad. Its word of mouth and association that increases Dominicks volume by 10 fold and they know it, which is why they didn't mind putting the add out even though they knew they'd be sued.
Get real people! Dominick's paid for advertising space in a Sports Illustrated edition specifically designed to commerate MJ. They paid to advertise and SI pays MJ. He's already been paid. the court ruled Dominicks was liable for using the ad without permission. But MJ got paid thru SI. Give it a rest. $5M is way to much!
Please keep in mind he is donating the money after expense!!
Please keep in mind, kaimuki, that the right thing still has to happen at the court's level... unless, of course, you have no respect for our legal/justice system.
I mean, let's say you caused damage to someone's personal property and they took you to court to solve the issue. And, let's say the judge sided with the other person. Would YOU be okay with said judge awarding them an amount that far surpassed the actual damages, just because that person was going to donate the money?
Yeah, didn't think so. Just because someone, or some company, is going to donate the money doesn't mean the court should award a payoff that is unfair to the other party.
Please keep in mind, kaimuki, that the right thing still has to happen at the court level... unless, of course, you have no respect for our legal/justice system.
I mean, let's say you damage someone's personal property and they sue you for damages. And, let's say the judge sides in their favor. Would YOU be okay with said judge awarding them a settlement that was far greater than the actual damage you had caused, just because the person was going to donate the money to charity?
Yeah, that's what I thought. Just because someone, or some company, is going to donate the settlement to charity does not mean the judge should award them an amount that is unfair to the other party.
Dude, the whole point of the article is that the judge is calling Michael Jordan greedy, which defames is character. This is the reason for Kaimuki74's point regarding the money being donated.
If a judge makes a claim like that to someone and he knows that his words could hurt that someone as it related to their character to lessen their worth in any way, the judge should at least have some sort of explaination as to why he feels that amount is too much based on some figures.
Also, when people use the word "greedy", this is a personal stamp. I believe the judge may have some personal issues with Michael Jordan.
This judge is a joke.
No, he didn't say "Michael Jordon is greedy", he said the "demand seems a little greedy". This is a big difference in legaleze. I say give him a delivery truck full of steaks and call it good.
The judge said "the demand seems a little greedy". Who's makng this demand? Michael Jordan is making the demand.
Therefore, I conclude that the judge is referring to Michael Jordan when he incorrectly calls him greedy.
All though your steak comment made me laugh-out-loud. that was funny.
I agree, The judge ruled against the company so how is the judge going to call him greedy? Its his name and companies understand that you cant use the name without person's permission. Business law 101, plain and simple. This is basic business law. It doesn't matter if its Micheal Jordon or Micheal Jackson. Greed has nothing to do with it. You have the right to control who uses your name.It is no different than using the Nike swoosh without their permission, regardless of how much money Nike has. If he doesn't control it, there would be a free for all of people using his name to make money. That's not how it works.
True, siffy, people do have the right to protect how their name and likeness is used. That is why the judge ruled in favor of Jordan in this case.
However, that does not mean this judge should agree to award an outrageous settlement that far exceeds any damage done and is unfair to the offending party. No, the punishment needs to fit the crime, or, in this case, the offense... because, when a punishment goes too far beyond and above what is fitting for the crime or offense, the punishment itself becomes criminal in nature. This judge is trying to avoid that.
So, this judge is anything but a 'joke', as birdbrain up there seems to think.
He correctly sided with the injured party (Jordan) in keeping with the laws governing the issues at hand, but he is telling said injured party that their requested monetary award is 'greedy' and would be OVER punishment of the guilty party (the store).
Those are not the actions of a judge who is a 'joke'. Those are the actions of a fair and reasonable judge who is trying to do the right thing by both parties.
We need more judges who are willing to use that type of common sense and decency. What we do not need more of, are corrupt, sycophanic judges who would grant Jordan's greedy and unreasonable request simply because he is Michael Jordan, or because he is going to donate the award to charity.
Don't care who Jordan is donating the money to, its way to high of a price to pay for a has been basketball player, hey Jordan if you need money please let us know we will take up a collection plate for you.. Greediness at its best..
If it would NOT have been a commemorative issue FOR Jordan and they just threw his name out there, I might agree with you. I am sure that Jordan liked the issue, which could would not have been possible without a word from a few sponsors. He IS greedy and too bad anyone at Dominicks thought he was worth the expense of the ad and the headache and enormous ego that it helped inflate. I would be highly surprised to find that they sold more than a FEW steaks because of Michael Jordan. So sick of these celebrities! He is a piece of work!
Not greedy at all because Michael Jordan is a legally copy righted brand name just like Dominick's and its corporate parent Safeway Inc., and you have to get his permission legally first before his name can be used in any way, shape or form.
It doesn't matter if it's a large Chicago-based grocery store chain by the name of Dominick's or the local corner store.
And MJ isn't the biggest financial vehicle here because corporate grocery store Safe-Way, the parents company of Dominick's is worth way much more than MJ.
Copyright infringement is copyright infringement and if MJ allowed this to happen, then everyone will take clear advantage of his name an image for their own financial purposes without any regard for violation.
Get real people! The court rules Dominicks was liable for using MJ's name without permission. So it has been noted that the copyright infringement was wrong and that they are liable. But Dominicks ran the ad in Sports Illustrated, where they bought ad space to run it, SI should of verified the use of the name and also MJ would of gotten paid from SI. Give it a rest, $5M for an Ad ran in a magazine where M has already been paid is ridiculous!
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Greedy and excessive are two words that come readily to mind. I side with the Judge on this one. Who did the ad hurt? Not a soul except MJ's pride. For charity 500K may be an appropriate sum. If MJ doesn't back off his 5mil demand, the Judge is within his power to reverse his whole decision and throw the whole thing out.
Greedy? No, the money would be going to charity, the chain knew precisely what it was doing in using Jordan's name without permission knowing full well it wasn't about congratulating Jordan on his achievement but how their brand could profit off being associated with the congratulations gesture and thus there was no purely selfless intent on the part of the chain. And on top of that the judge is wrong in requiring Jordan to appear but not the owner. If the judge decided that the chain's intent on the congratulations gesture wasn't purely selfless, as indicted in his original ruling, then the owner should be required to be in court to explain why his profit motivated gesture deserves a smaller award to Jordan than Jordan is seeking in his lawsuit.
Who cares if it's going to charity, and you really are naive let me clue you in bro. Legal "fees" which have been artificially inflated will consume most of the damages these "fees" will in essence be laundered through the attorny's and paid to Jordon under the table and off the books, minus there "actual fees". The Judge knows how the game is played that's why he's making a point here. Trust me Jordon knows the game too, play the P.R. angle say your going to give it to charity and get public support on your side. In the end Jordon will either not give any money to charity or he will give a very small amount.
Yes. It is greedy. Dominick's is a dying grocery chain and he should be supporting Chicagoland businesses not putting another nail in their coffin. And he was 'informed by his financial adviser'. That's what they do. Look out for and inform their client of easy opportunities to bring in more money and up their finances. Right. My arse, he'd give the money to charity.
I don't know anything about Dominick's, but I can tell you that Safeway the parent company is anything but a dying company. I'm from the east coast and I grew up shopping at Safeway. Safeway is a HUGE grocery chain one of the top three or four in the country. This company is worth BILLIONS. Don't feel sorry for Dominick's.
Greedy Dominick's? Hardly. For those of us who live in Chicago and have been privy to Jordan's career basically since it began, we know exactly how much he makes from endorsements...in the tens of millions if not more. Our question to Jordan ~ how much more do you need? Why not SUPPORT a grocery chain in the TOWN that made you, gave you your existence, gave you all the opportunities to make all the gobs of money you currently have and still make due to your endorsements? I agree, Dominick's should have gotten permission to use his name, but this lawsuit is frivolous and irrelevant. I own trademarks and copyrights myself, so I understand the laws. However, as far as I'm concerned Jordan is being juvenile and acting spoiled, and wasting the court's time that could be spent on real issues. Quite possibly he is still upset over having to pay out that HUGE sum to his ex-wife...along with now paying for his new high-maintenance wife? Legend aside, he could have easily had his attorneys ask Dominick's to pull the ad, have them make an apology and make a donation to their favorite charity. And, I don't believe any of the money garnered from this lawsuit by Jordan will go to charity,read the words "...after attorney's fees..." We all know what that means. Grow up Jordan ~ you chose the spotlight. Quit your whining.
Chicago didn't make Jordan, Jordan made Chicago! He would have made any city he played in during that time famous. Chicago had nothing to do with his endorsements, and career. Chicago didn't give him his basketball skills, nor did it win 6 NBA championships for him, it just happened to be the city where the greatest basketball player of all time played the majority of his career. If anything Jordan has given more to Chicago then Chicago has ever given to him. So just because Dominick's is in Chicago doesn't mean they get the hometown discount. Especially when there owned by a corporation like Safeway.
No the real question is Safeway and Dominick's how much more do they need. They infringed on Michael Jordan's name which HE OWNS THE LEGAL RIGHTS TO. I wonder what Safeway or Dominicks would do if Michael Jordan ran an ad using their image or name? I bet we'd see lawsuit #2.
I agree! The facts SHOW he slithered in like a snake. Donating to charity was likely a move recommended by his attorney to make him look better for bringing the suit. After the lawyer gets paid his cut, then and only then will the money go to charity. But it keeps Jordan in the spotlight as well. As the old saying goes, even bad publicity is publicity. Jordan is a greedy, old ball player who needs to get a life and a new lawyer. Any respect I had for Jordan just got dumped onto the pile of has been athletes who have become felons, thieves, wife beaters and greedy suckers. You may be able to play a sport, but it doesn't make you ANYMORE entitled to do things that are wrong. And this is just WRONG Jordan!
Here's an idea.....why don't Jordan's attorneys sue Jordan for damaging the brand "Michael Jordan?"...he is an adulterer, gambliholic losing NBA owner......the brand was doing well when he was a basketball player......he blew it.
Here is a fair settlement to the lawsuit:
Mr Jordan is hereby awarded one of the coupons without having to purchase the magazine.
Jordan has more money than the mint, and he is bickering over a little grocery store ad? Stupid is as stupid does. I think the more money some people get, the stupider they get.
And btw, anyone who thinks Jordan should not have appeared in court is drinking the same flavor of Koolaid as he is....
He is the one who brought the suit in the first place. If he wants it heard, he should have to appear. He is not too good to go to court. Nobody cares about his high priced lawyers.
I am surprised the judge use the work greedy. That's just a little bit loaded for a fair assessment of the situation.
I have been a Bulls fan for a long time and what I know is Michael Jordan is a very cheap man. He doesn't like to tip. I am glad he is donating the money to charity but I am guessing he is doing it so he doesn't look greedy.
I hope Jordan wins the entire $5 Mil .. first of all the money is going to charity if he wins and 2nd, Dominick's SUCKS and 3rd .. MJ gave me many happy years' as a BULLS FAN !!!! Great year Bulls .. maybe next year !! We still love you all !!
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OMG yes he is being greedy. The fact that he will donate it to charity has no place in this debate. It doesn't negate the fact that it's ridiculously high. Simmer down MJ.
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what ever happen to Freedom of Speach? To me the ad appears to be congradulating him. I dont feel he is allowing or not. Also as a PUBLIC Figure...
It that Denzel movie Flight... they used a lot fo Budwiser and other Alcohol products. And are allowed they dont need permission. Bud was upset at the image they were getting... Tuff, law is they can use what ever Products in the movie. Some of us might have thought Bud allowed that or paid for Product placement... nope.
Again... same thing here, in an SI that to celebrate MJ. you would think everything on board is to say Congrats.
It didnt have a photo of MJ saying "I beat my meat at Dominick's...So should you!!" I dont feel anything is coming from him in the Ad. Just them giving him Props.
Maybe by use of the Images and 23... But again if they did a Movie or Ad and have a Coke can.. thats free use... I smell an Appeal and more time and $$$ wasted.
there is no solution to lawyer and money. government and rip0ff no different just another level. what can be said, is somebody got lose sorry safeway. smarter moves next time you mess with money. see your lawyer?
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Totally agree kmack831 ! Absolutely waste of gov't time. This is sooo frivolous and greedy...the 'charity' buzz word has refocused the attention and I too believe, last minute damage control by MJ's PR people. SI also took the money and would seem to have NO responsibility in this, although you'd think they would do a legal dept screening of whatever they publish so as not to endanger their potential future revenue (Dominick's) and ensure good relationship(s) with their subject matters, i.e. in this case MJ, like exclusive interviews and such. This whole thing is a load of crap...just sayin !!!
greed for greed....nothing new. freaking brand name don't give guarantee anyway....just like my medication. Greed is passed through all the channels....really don't care
Everybody is SUE CRAZY. You can't even sing "Happy Birthday" without fear of getting sued.
Dominick's is liable, but if MJ is going to donate the money anyway, why not have Dominick's donate profits from the ad in MJ's name to a charity. The entire court battle could have been avoided. It's bad publicity for both MJ and Dominick's.
I think Dominick's should pay something, but not 5 million worth. I also think Sports Illustrated should pay something as well for letting this slip by. Realistically, how much did Dominick's really gain by the ad? Sure SI is sold nation wide, but Dominick's is only in the Chicago area. So, how many of those coupons were redeemed? Not many I would think.
Remember anything he donates is tax deductible, sure his agent apprised him of this fact.
You guys that are saying he isn't greedy because the money goes to charity. Please read the article one more time. It says the "majority" will go to charity. You really think he's going to give 100% to charity? Also this would be a huge tax deduction if he donates 5 mil to charity. That means MORE money in his pocket at tax time. You really think this guy is suing for a charity? He has other motives.. he sells overpriced shoes which kids get killed for in chicago.
Read the article. It says he's going to give a "majority" to charity. You really think he's going to give 100% to charity? Besides, all that money he does give to charity is a tax deduction. So yes, he is greedy. Because Jordan will profit at tax time because of his large charity donation.
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