This is my favorite fabric and sew store in Albuquerque. The staff is friendly, helpful and kind…read more Their fabrics are traditional as well as modern, with some contemporary and Asian motifs. They carry notions, ribbons and patterns, and kits for appliqué as well. You've Got to visit this place!

Women owned shop!…read more In a strange location, but on a well-known road in ABQ - Rio Grande. Across the side street from the Co-op. If you are a seamstress, or wanting to be one (they have classes!) this little shop is worth checking out. My foray into sewing years ago proved that I need to stick to sewing buttons on and repairing small teares in garments. But . . . having said that . . . I was totally awed by the fantastic display of materials and finished projects. Some of the most beautiful cottons & wools. Colorful! Elegant! Eye catching. Might even be worth taking a class for this clutz! Or just buy a piece or two of your favorite patterns and frame them. Definitely stop in this shop when you pass by - give yourself a little exploring time. A hidden gem.

WHY DO YOU THINK THEY HAVE TO ADVERTISE SO MUCH? The Worst…read moreInstitution for Medical or any kind of Training. The instructors aren't fit to teach kindergarten, some of them don't even want to be there, the school will push you through for money and numbers, the admin was the worst and as long as you got money and are Hispanic or white, they will work to push you through. Please find another school to go to. Not this one. NOT for BIPOC (Black of Indigenous People of Color, Not for VETERANS and not for those who want real clinicals in their profession.

Attended an admissions interview with my spouse for information on possible programs with the…read moreinstitute. Very disappointed in our experience. 1. Our admissions rep kept us waiting in the lobby. 2. Her appearance was less then professional. She insisted on wearing a baseball cap and her winter jacket while talking to us. 3. Her office was extremely dark and uninviting 4. Her exploratory process was nonexistent. Her main point that she was pushing was the necessity of my wife having to take a mandatory 4-hour test before she was really interested in getting to specifics on the programs. 5. Advisor totally downplayed my wife's previous experience and education. 6. All in all total waste of time. I would be very leery of investing my future with this school.

Stopped in to take a scheduled test for a government position. The gentleman who assisted was…read morenice, knowledgeable and professional.

I was here for a local conference called SQL Saturday. This year (2018) was the first year we (the…read morelocal SQL PASS user group) met it. I was very impressed as a place for the SQL Saturday meeting. This is large enough to accommodate the size of this conference (~200 people). I look forward to next year's SQL Saturday, which I presume will be here!

I used a Groupon voucher to sign up for the 'Apple Developer Course', which purports to teach you…read morehow to develop iOS apps for the iPhone/iPad. I believe this course should be renamed 'iOS App-Building For People Who Don't Really Want To Code, Develop, or Understand Anything, or Get Anywhere'. The course content is a shambles; chapters 1-3 are basically 'Sign up to BuzzTouch.com'; Chapter 4 is how to rename your app on BuzzTouch.com ('Click rename; save; END'); Chapter 5 is changing your icon on BuzzTouch.com (it's on the *same page* as renaming your project...); Chapter 7 is almost entirely wrong (the author actually hits a fatal error, but doesn't realize it); Chapter 8 is solely dedicated to pointing out the errors in Chapter 7; and Chapter 9 is "How to click refresh in your iPhone emulator program: Click 'refresh'. END". Chapter 10 purports to be 'More about BuzzTouch.com', but the 5-minute long video has no audio. I tried it on multiple platforms and browsers, but no dice. At which point I gave up and emailed E-Careers to point out the shambolic nature of the course and to get a refund. I have not had any kind of a response; not even 'Thanks for your email, we will eventually send you a copy-n-pasted response within 5 working days'. I wrote a similar review to this on TrustPilot, as e-Careers seem to make a big deal out of having such a high rating on there; I now know why. It has been over a week since I emailed e-Careers but I have received no response; however, on the same day I left my review on TrustPilot, e-Careers have attempted to get it removed citing 'lack of proof of purchase' as the reason. So... they didn't have enough time to respond to my email within eight days, but they DID find the time to try to get a bad review deleted within minutes of it appearing? Extraordinarily dissatisfied with this service, and clearly e-Careers are attempting to artificially engineer their reviews to make them appear a much better service than they actually are. Avoid at all costs.

Absolute scam artists, refused to help me with an extention when I lost my health, no interest in…read morerefunding my course after I lost income due to illness, were rude, vile and were only interested in taking my money.

Sean Coyle was a great instructor and highly knowledgeable. He brought great insight on what to…read moreexpect in the exam.

Took the online virtual PgMP course with John Sanderson! Great class, definitely recommend.read more

Locker 505 is an incredible local non-profit whose main goal is to care for homeless kids and…read moreyouth. They provide clothes, shoes, socks, and underwear all for free to those in need. They accept donations of gently used clothes/jackets, and new socks/underwear. Whenever I go through my closet for items I don't need anymore, I make sure to donate here. They partner with any of the Star Bright Cleaners here in town, so you can drop off your stuff at the cleaners, and they'll make sure everything is taken care of to pass on to Locker 505.

I volunteered here two years ago and loved it. It's non profit and it goes toward children with no…read moremoney for clothes, shoes, blankets, books, etc. I prefer to donate stuff here instead of goodwill because goodwill make so much money from their business. The ladies that work here are very nice, and it's a great place to volunteer.