The office is spacious, little hard to find but good parking, people are friendly, cool atmosphere,…read moreand will work to get you as much as possible on your return.

During the first week of January, we scheduled IT cert exams for April 13 here through Pearson…read moreVUE's website. We chose this place because we use Houston Metro (barf) and wanted a place close enough for us to walk to if necessary. In early February, we got emails from Pearson VUE saying with needed to reschedule because The Econsortium Group cancelled our exams on their end. We ended up having to reschedule with a different testing center because this place didn't have any availability until May. I didn't bother calling The Econsortium Group until yesterday to learn why they cancelled our April 13 exams. But I'm still waiting on a call back after having to leave my name and number with whoever took my call.

Although it is a rather non-descript office in a rather non-descript buliding, the Econsortium…read moreGroup's Pearson Center gets the job done with minimal fuss. If you're coming here, chances are that it's to take a computerized exam. There are about 16 or so stations, I think, and you can have your pick of computer. You're also required to leave your cell phone, wallet, and now -- in anticipation of the coming wave of wearable computing -- watch in the lockers, before entering the lab. I've come here twice for 10:00 am appointments, and was the first person to arrive. Both times, the proctor arrived a little after 9:30 am, but promptly took my information and seated me at a computer. I was out around 10:30 both times. Not bad at all for what would have been a 90 minute exam. This center also does administer verbal exams, so if you're thinking of showing up here, then I would greatly advise scheduling an early morning appointment on Saturday, in order to have the testing center to yourself. Other than that, this place is run professionally and gets the job done (which is a welcome relief compared to other testing centers I've tried), and there are plenty of places to eat in the area once you're done.

Every one on staff ia super friendly and nice. Its the individual HOA board that are the issue. I…read morehave attended monthly meetings and they seem to go on forever.

I've been in three times now and each time the staff was friendly and helpful. You need to make…read moresure to bring in your car registration in order to prove residence / get a sticker for your car to park in the local parks.

Need a recommendation for something to do in Pearland? Well, besides Yelp, you can always head over…read moreto the Pearland Commerce Center. With it's helpful welcome center and maps, you will literally have the keys to the city. Okay, not literally, but you get the idea. Head on over to the Commerce Center and Pearland will be yours for the taking! Make sure to read that in Bane's voice...it sounds so much cooler that way!!!

This is a software company and here is its HQ. A wonderful tech campus full of energy and brilliant…read morepeople. There a couple of restaurants inside the premises including a cafeteria well equipped. Also you can train on the multiple gyms and sport facilities. Access is great since it's in front of Sam Houston freeway and westheimer avenue.

Awesome building. Location easy to find…read more Professional employees. Beautiful view from floor 19!

Great location, upstairs from Kraftsman Bakery…read more One of the few historical buildings left - it used to be a factory and has been renovated but the integrity of structure has been preserved. Their office alone is worth a visit. The owners are personable, friendly, and professional. Network with them! Work with them! (And get delicious bread and coffee in the bakery on your way out!)

To say that it's a great space is to say nothing! It's incredibly spacious, clean, and…read morenice-looking. They've got there very interesting props, along with a backdrop, and tall, very helpful reflectors. The best part to me is lots of natural light, cool-looking windows, and very nice vintage-looking floor. It also has a comfortable parking lot. Definitely one of the best studios in Houston!

Attended a mediation at Mr. Wardell's office. It is nestled inside of the first floor of an office…read more It is well decorated. There are two rooms for each party to meet privately. I found the main room to be airy and has a great view of San Felipe. The building has a parking garage with spaces for its visitors. There is only issue is there is a three hour limit. If your mediation is all day, this parking option may prove problematic.

As Houston's only urban/street art gallery, Aerosol Warfare Gallery & Boutique has got a great…read morething going on and are doing wonders for the graffiti artists here in Houston. It's also more than just a gallery space but an urban wear boutique as well. Christian Azul and GONZO 247, Houston's famous and incredibly talented artists, are the down-to-Earth guys behind Aerosol Warfare and made this eclectic location home a few years ago. But they've been on the scene long before that. I love that each time you visit Aerosol, you never know how it's going to look like inside because the walls are constantly re-painted with *sick* murals in the gallery and boutique space. Clothing is mostly designed tees and some denim, with a few belts and designed bandannas in the curio. I've added a few funky shirts to my collection, one most recently is neon green with a giant jelly-fish like creature atop a head ... with a fist in its mouth. Strange, but ultra unique. You'll also find more art hanging from the designed walls, but in the back is the official gallery space. It's just a small room, but once again, always changing. For those who complain about the gallery space, you have to look at the big picture. Aerosol Warfare Gallery & Boutique is one giant piece of art itself. You never know where you're going to find the clothes laid out, the funky furniture complete with a vintage painted refrigerator and boom box, shelves of books about graffiti and art, newly designed murals, and even the splatter-painted restroom; they all uniformly come together and make Aerosol what it is ... funky, urban street art. This is also the place to pick up a copy of the hard-to-find FRANK magazine. Aerosol is also active in the community, doing live work for non-profit events and hosting events of their own. They've joined with CKC StArt Street & Urban Art and offer graffiti classes, led by GONZO247, to everyday folks like you and I who just want to learn more about technique, history and just have fun. Anyone up for a lesson? I heard they're really entertaining. If you really want to learn more about Aerosol, subscribe to their newsletter to get word about new exhibits, art openings, artist meet and greets, classes, new clothing lines and sales. Their gallery openings are a blast because you get to meet the artists, maybe check out live art, listen to a DJ, sip bevs and chat up with the owners; but swing by on a regular day to really admire the exhibit space and sift through their gear without mobs of people getting in your way. It will definitely be time well spent. As I mentioned, the owners are two of the kindest guys I've ever met. Anyone who comes to their boutique, from the high money-makin' art collector in a suit, to recently-exposed-to-art tweens--and even the neighborhood homeless dude--the Aerosol team treats welcomes all with open arms. You gotta respect that. Keep doin' your thang, Aerosol.

I stopped in last month while I was waiting on my order from Calliope's next door. There was a…read moreparty of bike messengers in the lot and it was all pretty chill. I had been curious about Aerosol Warfare's gallery, but I always seemed to miss the openings. Plus, (begins whining) it's on the other side of Montrose/Fourth Ward/Midtown and that's faaar (NOT!--jk). Can you tell I'm sheltered? Anyhow, I talked to Christian and he couldn't be nicer, more knowledgeable, and enthusiastic on the subject of graffiti art. My personal favorite is a local artist called Ghost Town. I love finding his Pac-Man ghost tile mosaics in random places around Houston. I hope he gets a show or produces more stuff for the gallery. For the time being, I "invested" in two magnets of Pac-Man and a ghost and they now proudly occupy space on my own personal Galerie Le Frigidaire.