INTRODUCTION

Hey, did we ever say “thank you?"

Hey, did we ever say “thank you” for reading our rantings every couple of months?

NEWS

I’m feeling kind of newsy.

We were at the Emmy’s and in a bus barn. We drove a Ferrari and wore hardhats in a ballroom. We partied with Polynesian twins and worked really hard with commercial lending officers. We were on the NFL, Access Hollywood and The Early Show. And this thing is a little late (which is really news to no one).

COMMENT

Wind power, brainpower and moving an entire highway to make way for our new office. Kinda. Welcome to Rhode Island: The Optimistic-as-all-hell State. Put it on the license plate. Let’s go!

Our little state’s biggest optimist, Jon, is taking a shot at this one (as if he doesn’t walk around here commenting enough).

PRIDE

A client, a kid and Annette’s great big idea: How Sagus saved J.V. Martin Junior High.

In March 2009, Sagus International, an innovative furniture-supply company, hired us to boost their visibility in their hometown of Chicago. But if you’ve been paying attention over the last 35 years or so, you know we tend to – how shall I put this – do more.

SWEET-P

Rebel Headquarters

It’s a warm, early autumn night and you walk past a well-lit house on Hope Street. It looks like the house has cracked open and the contents of an odd party have spilled out over the porch and onto the streets below. A banjo, some guitars and a didgeridoo drone from an impromptu porch band. You can’t quite classify the crowd. It’s baby boomers and babies. Providence Roller Derby and Providence Geeks. Richard Merkin and Richard Dreyfuss.

Home

News ::

I’m feeling kind of newsy.

Comment ::

Wind power, brainpower and moving an entire highway to make way for our new office. Kinda. Welcome to Rhode Island: The Optimistic-as-all-hell State. Put it on the license plate. Let’s go!

Pride ::

A client, a kid and Annette’s great big idea: How Sagus saved J.V. Martin Junior High.

Sweet P ::

Rebel Headquarters

Duffy Links ::

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