Love what Vignette stands for and does. Their creative + strategic approach of bridging the gap…read morebetween employees and employers is amazing, and that is only the beginning of all of the great work this agency can provide. They go above and beyond from point A to point B. The level of care one gets by being a client is top notch. They are my agency of choice when it comes to Employee Engagement. If you are looking to find a new approach to breathe new life into your business, brand, culture and/or communications...do yourself a huge favor and call Vignette. I've referred them to many folks in the industry. Check out their work!

From the owner: Vignette is the Employee Experience Agency®. We help Leaders, HR departments & Internal…read moreCommunications teams engage and activate employees through powerful employer brand engagement; making your company the employer of choice. Since our inception, Vignette has helped companies elevate their employee experience, creating more rewarding connections between employers and employees.

Articles seem bias centered, little research, and more like bantering with no strong argument.read more

Blah, blah, blah blah, liberal blah blah blah Blah, blah…read morecloset Republicans blah, blah, blah, blah Blah. Blah, Blah!!! Bullies, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, BLAH BLAH !!!

Some of the best literature that you have never read is being published by this impressive literary…read moremagazine. Most of the writers published in this quarterly aren't aiming to be The Next Big Thing In The Publishing World, although they certainly have the talent to become just that. They're writing for writing's sake, and their work reflects that fact. Usually themed, Tin House Magazine packs a punch with its unique offerings in fiction, poetry and the art of the essay. It's a wonder that this magazine isn't available on newsstands everywhere, but then again its Fall 2009 issue, the doubly-themed "Hope/Dread," featured a brilliant sun on one side and a menacing devil on the other, and the literature was chosen accordingly. Try putting that out there on the same rack with Cosmo and see which one sells faster. But then again, Tin House isn't about sales, at least not in the conventional publishing sense. They are all about good literature, and they're not afraid to publish good literature. In a world gone mad - or at the very least, dominated by popular fiction that's often not worth the paper it's printed on - Tin House is a breath of fresh air. Sometimes strange, often different, usually thought-provoking air, but fresh air all the same. Can I get an "Amen" to that?

This is one of the best literary creative writing publications in the US! It comes out quarterly…read moreand always has amazing reads. And one of the draws is their summer workshop which has readings each night for an entire week from the likes of Aimee Bender, Steve Almond, Jim Sheppard. Students and literary fans come for workshops from all over the country. It doesn't get better to sit at the bog at Reed while your most favorite authors read their work! And I almost feel like I am at adult summer camp or some Ivy League east coast campus for that one week in July!

I have used Kickass a few times for logo work for my business. They are always quick, professional…read moreand I have to say the process of developing a logo with this team is just simply fun

Man, I have no words when it comes to how impressed I am and how happy I am with the work that…read moreLance did for me... I was skeptical cause I really never used anyone I never met. I can tell you that he is fast, professional, listens, and just straight up like his businesses name: KICKASS!!! BADASS!!! WOOP-ASS What ever ASS you want to call it it is... Hands down this guy is so worth reaching out to.

It's a newspaper and not a 'business' per se but I guess it's a business too, just not in the…read morecategory of "do I recommend this business"? smile. But it IS a recommend reading re: small, local paper filling a niche and meeting the needs of folks / neighbors; highlighting meaningful & important events, relevant changes, all sorts of meetings: political and business, that other media do not cover! I like that I usually happen to agree with the publishers POV ; ) But even when I don't - his POV is more critical and analytical then 'corporate' news and very well researched.

Free bi-weekly tabloid with unique coverage of North Portland. I read it in the food court of the…read moreJantzen Beach SuperCenter www.yelp.com/biz/jantzen-beach-supercenter-portland -- You can also have it delivered for $12 per year. Areas covered are Arbor Lodge, Bridgeton, Cathedral Park, Hayden Island, Kenton, Linnton, Overlook, Portsmouth, St Johns and University Park. It's similar in appearance to The Lewis River Review www.yelp.com/biz/the-lewis-river-review-woodland

Strategic eMarketing has been awesome to work with. I am really happy with my site and all the…read moremarketing they have tied together to get me a great web presence. I have been getting lots of hits on my site, and even some new business already. I highly recommend Emanuel and his team!

This company is very professional with quick response times and a friendly owner. I have enjoyed…read morethe business experience and would recommend it to anyone looking for a web presence or to optimize your current website.

This non profit business does great things for the community and I love supporting and volunteering…read moremy time to help out. Well organized and clean. Thank you for all you do for our community.

Went here with an elderly person…read more Obtained from a Lutheran church off-Canyon Rd. (later thrown away) Cornflakes - contained yellow dyes, malt syrup - partially genetically engineered Offbrand 'pancake syrup' - 1st ingredient - high fructose corn syrup. hell to the no Apparently, the church gets donations, and purchases food from Oregon Fraud Bank. They purchase in bulk - canned food which contains the poison high fructose corn syrup. Most of the food at this location is heavily processed. Inspect your so-called food - how much is actually edible from these locales? Produce here was slimy and wouldn't even touch it for further inspection. Someone tried to give me products like laundry detergent and omg reallllly processed and chemical smell - had to leave. Why not just give out gift cards to a grocer's. Give people real choices - could buy a lot in bulk for $25 or $30 bux. "Long-term food bank users risk nutritional problems" https://www.theguardian.com/society/2015/mar/18/long-term-food-bank-users-nutritional-problems-balanced-diet