I've actually had Jeld Wen as a business client, so I know what a horrible company they are. Fyi, they own the Portland-based marketing agency Creative Media Development, yet another small company this soulless conglomerate has absorbed over the years. But hey, their windows and doors are supposed to be REALLY GREAT.
K-falls is quite a way south of Eugene. Next time the City hands Merritt Paulson a bag of money they should demand naming rights to the stadium. Seriously we probably paid more than Conservative Campaign Funder, I mean Window maker Jeld-Wen...
@ROM
1) The word 'wen' is familiar to me.
2) It's not a good thing: it's a cyst that people get on their head that's filled with fatty secretions.
3) Something that sounds like "jelled wen" sounds vaguely disgusting to me.
I'm with dimag....let's just all start referring to the stadium as The Mill and then the millions they brokered on marketing and branding expectations will be shot.
Like how everyone calls Michigan Stadium "The Big House." We're just going to watch soccer at The Mill and forget that Jeld-Wen exists.
Related: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VmgqDzHUAAQ
1) Before now, I'd never ever in my life ever seen the either the words "Jeld" or "Wen."
2) Those words are meaningless words (to me).
1) The name is clearly a Jedi name.
2) I didn't care about the company before - now I care just enough to boycott their products.
1) The word 'wen' is familiar to me.
2) It's not a good thing: it's a cyst that people get on their head that's filled with fatty secretions.
3) Something that sounds like "jelled wen" sounds vaguely disgusting to me.
Like how everyone calls Michigan Stadium "The Big House." We're just going to watch soccer at The Mill and forget that Jeld-Wen exists.
@Annie - Multnomah Athletic Club built the stadium, then turned it over to the city sometime in the 50s.
They did. House of Pane.
Yeah, I'm heading to the Jelly to watch the Timbers.
Fits the city's strip-club aesthetic.