Provided great quality service for our new start up business the science lab. They provided a good…read moreblue print that was easy to follow.

Well! I think it is the greatest thing for underserved…read moreindividuals in the community seeking to reestablish themselves in the real world.

Hello everyone. For those with…read moreYear Up's mission is commendable and something that anyone who has a empathetic/thoughtful heart will support. Year Up's actions, however, lead me to believe it is a scam organization. I, along with many other alumni, disassociated ourselves from the program after completing it for being exploited, misled, and lied to for a year. I haven't been able to find this information anywhere on the internet, and I believe this deserves to be seen by anyone considering taking time off from college to join this shitty program. Let's begin (this is from a Year Up NY perspective): 1) During L&D, you are paid $300 on a bi-weekly basis, for working from 8:30-3:30 (6 hours w/ 1 hour lunch) and early dismissals on Wednesday's at 11:30 (3 hours) totaling up at 27 hours/week or 54 hours each pay cycle. Know how much in pay that is? $5.55 an hour. And that's before getting pay deducted for holidays and infractions. It should be closer to $4 an hour. And you have to live like this for 6 months. Not only that, but they expect you to be a literal retard going into the program, "teaching" you things that are common sense and having half-assed instructors teach about things that either a) they don't want to teach about or b) everyone who isn't a retard and has some prerequisite knowledge of their track (which they should) knows. It was a waste of 6 months of my life, and I would have been better off if I'd been able to attend classes at my college instead of that joke of a program. But it doesn't end there! 2) During Internship, you are paid $400 on a bi-weekly basis typically having to work an 8-5 or a 9-6 (8 hours of work w/ 1 hour lunch) totaling in for at least 40 hours a week or 80 hours each pay cycle, for a whopping $5 an hour. But many interns (myself included) feel like they have to go above and beyond and typically stay longer doing 8-6's. And it's even less $ than I'm suggesting because of mandatory holiday pay cuts and infractions. Let me put this into some perspective: I had a summer intern train me when I first came into the firm who made $25 an hour. I did literally everything he was doing, and had done even more and had more responsibility than him by the time my internship ended. But sure, go ahead and keep paying me less than 1/5th of his wage. This is very demoralizing. Especially when everyone around you in the office is able to survive on their own with the money they make, but Year Up gives you pennies in comparison. "For the experience" my ass. This is exploitation. 3) Referring back to the end of point 2, all Year Up is becoming, is a scaled organization for cheap, semi-skilled labor at slavery wages to exploit young adults to do repetitive, unfun tasks that you couldn't force upon anyone with actual qualifications. And they market themselves as a "life-changing organization", give me a fucking break. Sure they may be one or two outliers, where they truly get wonderful careers out of the program, but the overwhelming majority of participants get exploited for 6 months by corporations and Year Up. For those of you considering leaving college to do Year Up, you're better off finishing your degree and getting a job that way. YU is an absolute joke of a program.

Clean, concenient location. Professional staff. I was so excited about the exam behind me that I…read moreleft my driver's license there. I called the next day and they had it at the desk for safe-keepinf. I was able to pick it up this morning, no problem. A+. Only thing I hated was tge dry erase board. Makes such a mess! Bring back paper...

I thought I should add a review to the Brooklyn prometrics site 5204 (on Livingston street). I went…read morethere just yesterday for my Step 2 and found it easily from the R train. The testing center itself is on the 11th floor of this large building. The ladies running the site were polite and helpful. No one was nasty or unreasonable. They have a sitting area where you can eat and they have personal lockers to guard your things while you multiple choice yourself to death. Climate wise it was cool and I was thankful I had brought an extra layer/hoodie. The bathrooms are outside the main office and require codes but the codes are posted in 2 places and the ladies will also tell you. Overall, I would definitely use their site again. A far cry from my friend who took his test in manhattan with a raging runny nose only to be refused tissues during the exam.

Warning!! Avoid this school at all costs!!!! They scam you out of your money and out of a degree…read moreand refused to pay some of the part time instructors!!!! Was in Advanced Drug Safety and PV Masters program. I never received my masters degree and I'm not alone!!! When you make multiple attempts to reach out various ways and never get a response it's a major red flag!

I have enrolled in Advanced Drug Safety and PV program last month and paid complete $3000. After…read morethat there is no response to my continued follow-ups and very unprofessional experience right after the payment. They are very prompt until you pay the amount. Please check everything before enrolling and paying. Not genuine.

Johnson & Johnson are renowned for making quality products for years! Founded in 1886, they've been…read morein business nearly 140 years! I've been using their Off mosquito spray this year (since it's that time of year) and I really like it! It's effective and, as advertise nongreasy and not oily! Thanks Johnson & Johnson for the Band-Aid! That's one product I would never buy a "store brand" version of! It is the real deal Band-Aid brand or nothing for me. Benadryl is another product I always go with the J&J brand. Although they make Tylenol, I always get the generic version because personally, it is just as good and less expensive. When my work mandated the COVID-19 shot (completely against my Constitutional rights by the way), I went with the Johnson & Johnson brand because it was a one dose shot. I've used their Acuvue contact lenses in the past and they were really good! Thank you Johnson & Johnson for providing options for clear eyesight, wound care, bug bite relief, and for making our headaches and various aches and pains vanish!

Johnson & Johnson is headquartered in New Brunswick, New Jersey. I can remember a time when several…read moregenerations of my family (including me) were customers. I still reach for the old family favorites when I need something. Johnson & Johnson's brands include familiar household names of medications and first aid supplies. Among its products are the Band-Aid Brand bandages (I just purchased), Tylenol medications (I stopped using), Johnson's Baby products (Baby Powder being discontinued), Neutrogena skin and beauty products (definitely a favorite), Clean & Clear facial wash and Acuvue contact lenses. I'm going to look for the baby powder at the Discount Store. They were still carrying it. I'm definitely sorry to see my baby powder go. It's refreshing on my body in the Summer. It is what it is. Oh well. I'm recommending.

University Settlement at the Houston Street Center has is a brand new community center located in…read morethe new WholeFoods building in the Lower East Side on the corner of Houston and Bowery. They have awesome space that you can rent out to have a meeting, host an event or to teach a class. I recently rented one of thier seminars to hold - and the space was perfect and so cheap! You can rent rooms by the hour!

NY City Bar association (different from the state association), where they held a recent event…read moreswearing in the new 149th President of the New York State Bar, Taa Grays. Lots of history in the halls, a learning center, event and presentation room, plus good space to mix and mingle with folks. Lots of stairs but they do have elevators and lifts for those who need mobility help. While they were looking to kick us out quickly (the staff needed to close up), they still allowed many to get photos in and wrap up the occasion with attendees ranging from the State AG to the prior Presidents of the NYC and NY Bar. There was a law library here, too, although I think most of it if not all is online now.

Historically, this is one of the most important Bar Associations in the United States, not just New…read moreYork City. Also, once known as "The Association of the Bar of the City of New York' -for those who want to find earlier references to it or know it by its old name. And once a great resource for independent and small firm attorneys. This is the only significant law library in the City, though only open to member attorneys (but licensed attorneys from any County or jurisdiction can join). I have had a membership from outside Manhattan (NY County) and come in for meetings and to use the library. But the administration has decided to starve the library -its greatest resource. Now only the subscriptions on electronic resources from Westlaw and Lexis are available -but many resources were, and are, not on these subscriptions and are not updated as paper. This is due, I am told, to the fact that they seek to close the library space and repurpose it. -Electronic resources, i.e. terminals, can take up a much lesser space. Toward this end, they have (1) reduced the hours so that the library is only available until shortly before 5pm. This has been since the pandemic. And they are closed in summer on Fridays. (remember when the law library was open 6 days a week.) I think they are shooting themselves in the foot: lawyers who were members from outside Manhattan, or who have practices they cannot leave until after 5pm, cannot use the library any longer. They have less reason to belong or join. (2) They have also removed the legal research staff: though they do have some helpful staff who try to assist with basic copying and forwarding of information. There was a law librarian there; but he has been terminated and not replaced. And years before that, the library had its own computer and technical staff. These changes are deliberate, from my understanding. Doing this causes the entire City Bar to shift in its focus. And, when approached about returning to pre-Pandemic hours and staff, they can point to the minimal usage. But, of course, if you make it difficult to use the library for busy practitioners by restricting hours to 5pm, they will use the facility less. -A self-fulfilling prophecy that makes room for repurposing the library. The idea that keeping the library open evenings is too great a cost is a deliberate canard because the Bar remains open for meetings evenings and there is always security on the premises. At least, an electronic system could be put in place for entry. When it functions is still very adequate for most all legal research needs. The Small Firm Center -which was there overture toward solo and small firm attorneys has been removed, so that functionality, which permitted members to meet clients in midtown with the cost of membership, has now disappeared. Overall, a mixed bag.

If I could give zero stars, I would. Poor delivery and no customer service! I placed 2 orders on…read more11/25, estimated arrival latest date was 11/28. It's 12/4th and I still don't have either package. I was ordering to take with me on a trip I leave for tomorrow night. I've sent 2 emails and have received NO response! There's no phone number to call. I'm beginning to think this is a scam!

Wow. If you want to be totally excited about learning about the importance of color in your life,…read moretalk to Betsy.. at I Adore Me. Whether it is through a conversation or a class, everyone can benefit from the I Adore Me principles that Betsy so passionately embraces. And, like color, it's contagious. Live a colorful life.. in so many ways .. with the help and support of Betsy. JILL