I messaged about a meme they used featuring the OJ Simpson chase. Given that it's a photo of a man…read morerunning from police after murdering two people, specifically his ex-wife, it seems in poor taste. Domestic violence isn't something you'd like to see a parenting page promoting or making light of. Their response was rude and just entirely inappropriate and unprofessional - this may be a FB page, but it's promoting a business as well. Act accordingly. They could've left it alone, they could've given a not-snarky response and still left it alone, but they went for petty on top of obtuse. Gross. *After being dismissive of the concerns and saying that they deal with "real" issues, they sent me a link to the National Domestic Violence Hotline. If she actually thought that I was a DV survivor, it would be a pretty disgusting thing to do after insinuating that DV isn't a problem she's concerned with.

Twiniversity is an online meeting place for parents of multiples around the world. It's free to…read morejoin and you can connect with thousands of families around the globe who are in the same boat you are...have twins, triplets, or quads or at are at least expecting them. I strongly recommend you check it out. Besides being an online group, Twiniversity has monthly classes in NYC and is taught by a premier parenting professional in the multiple community, Natalie Diaz.

Really thorough class with discounts for singing up online. You save roughly $10 by signing up…read moreonline. They also offer Pizza midway through the program. I mean who can say no to food? Especially when its good food. That Pizza is slamming. The classroom is kept very clean and presentable. This makes a world of difference. Trust me. You don't want to be stuck in a class trying to pay attention to your instructor and watching out for lil pest at the same time. Its not a good look. However, you won't have that problem here. They have a wide range of classes that covers most things security. You can be sure that the instructors will make the class interesting. In my experience, the instructor made the course more modern than previous places I'd been to. This was great. No one want to sit there and look at old material. But rest assured, their modern way of teaching and mix of jokes will have you feeling like your at a educational comedy show. All in all, it's a great experience. If you've got to spend 8hrs somewhere to get your certificate, you might as well spend it at Liberty Security Training Institute.

I guess this place no longer exists and they must have shut down for good. I've been attending this…read moreplace for so many years for my security guard license and it seems I can no longer reserve classes for my in-house trading. What happened? ​

FREE shopping tours. The schedule varies so you need to check the website or Facebook page…read more(https://www.facebook.com/StirringThePotHarlem) for the schedule. Tours are of Harlem, Farmers markets, UWS, Trader Joe's and Chinatown. You get the opportunity to ask questions about preparation methods and get recipes for foods you never knew existed. These tours are great for the bargain hunting person looking for a healthy diet. Among the foods pointed out are the Gluten Free selections, good choices for diabetics and low sodium choices and flavor enhancers. GMO foods and those with hidden sugar and HFCS are also pointed out. They are led by a chef, not a dietician so the topics never veer into the clinical. If the tour is away from Harlem you need a metrocard. Wear comfortable shoes because you will be walking. The headline should read Healthy Harlem but Yelp will not allow me to edit that part.

Bad experience. It was my first time testing there & the proctor kept coming in & out of the room…read moremaking noise and was cleaning. I had ear plugs in my ears and it was still an inconvenience & distraction while taking my exam. I've been to other testing sites & never experienced that. Won't be going back there.

Location: 2 min walking distance from PATH station(journal…read moresquare) Street parking (max 2 hours) available Couple of Paid parking 2-3 blocks away Check-in: Absolutely breeze, staff is extremely friendly and professional. Locker: Lockers available to keep mobile, keys, wallet etc. Mask: Mask required, not enforced but if your exam confirmation email mentions bring mask, please get one. Restrooms Super clean Exam Piece of plain paper and pencil provided Noise isolating headphone on each desk Additionally disposable ear plugs were provided Test systems are quite close to each other( 1 foot away) so if hall is full it may bother some. In my case I was only one in center. Checkout: Submit your paper and pencil Printed exam score is provided checkout formalities. I would consider this center again and would recommend it to anyone.

I've attended a Free Theatre & Film University featuring Tom Walker and Judith Malina, I enjoyed…read morelearning about the history of the Living Theatre and Tom's biomechanics exercices. It was also a great way to network with other artists - and it was free! I look forward to the next classes!

Absolutely fantastic school. Caregivers have been there since day ONE (the school is now ten years…read moreold), you will not find smaller class sizes anywhere! Their Montessori curriculum is beautiful. The school is calm, supportive and intimate for learning and providing students everything they need. 10/10

My 4 year old son has been enrolled since September, and I just enrolled my 18 month old at the…read morebeginning of January. My family just loves it. My oldest son attended a different school last year, and although he enjoyed it, you can tell that he is learning so much more here. A true Montessori school, the kids enjoy their work and take so much pride in what they do. The teachers are so loving and caring, yet foster such independence. We are so happy here. After touring multiple preschools, we knew this one was the right fit for us. On top of that, they are both learning Chinese, and really enjoy the dance class they have there as well.

My parents registered me for SHSAT classes here after probably being approached on the street with…read moreflyers. The staff from this place seemed to be everywhere, handing out flyers like they were the hottest concert tickets in town. My parents probably got roped in by one of those enthusiastic paper-pushers and there we were a few months later... enrolled and ready to study. We got some discounts due to my parents' negotiation skills. You also get a $50 discount if you max out on the elementary state exam and bring proof (definitely do this -- ethically or... not). Despite having taken all the exams and now being a college student, I still receive letters from this place. Just the other day, I found one with my name despite being years into my college degree and almost ready to graduate, and I couldn't help but laugh--talk about commitment. I spent a couple of years here tackling both the SHSAT and SAT. The teachers were passionate, and they gave out report cards to track our progress, which was nice. However, posting test scores on the hallway walls felt more toxic than motivating. Also, some of their SHSAT prep material was questionable. Did it help? Well, I got into an Ivy League, but I wouldn't attribute all my success to this place. It's not as bad as some reviews claim. It's a mixed bag--passionate teachers and solid progress tracking, but the public scoreboards and some questionable prep materials bring it down a notch. And if nothing else, they're certainly persistent in keeping in touch!

Don't go to this shithole, teachers don't help, the building is sketchy, no refunds, stupid tutor…read more Don't waste your money

One of my kids went to BHSEC Manhattan, and the other is now at BHSEC Queens. (I apologize in…read moreadvance for any overlap in my reviews.) Both schools will give kids a top-notch education, but the schools are not for everyone. Bard Manhattan was the first of its kind, a public high school with an accelerated program that takes 2 years to complete. The second two years are for college-level work (and, indeed, kids graduate after 4 years total with both a HS diploma and an A.A. degree from Bard College). Those 2 years of college credits can be transferred to some 4-year colleges, giving kids who want it a huge savings in both time and money. So the work is advanced and fast-moving: that's a given. Kids have to take a placement exam (not the SHSAT) to qualify, but even if you do well, it's hard to say whether BHSEC Manhattan is for you. It's a small school, and there aren't as many clubs as you can find elsewhere. Sports are not a huge part of the culture here. It's a long walk/bus ride from the nearest subway line. Writing is very important; you don't have to be a great writer at 14, but you should probably be open to improving in this area. Those are the caveats. The benefits of this school are enormous. The quality of the faculty is amazingly high (lots of PhD's), and they were always accessible for advice/extra help/mentoring. The administration was responsive, in my experience. College counseling was knowledgeable and hands-on. The classes are small and most are seminar-style. Lots of discussion, lots of back-and-forth in the classroom, lots of writing (see above). Expectations are high; you're expected to work hard and be intellectually curious. If you want big lectures, multiple-choice tests, and anonymity--forget it. The BHSEC model has expanded to Newark, Cleveland, and New Orleans. Clearly, there's a demand for accelerated HS education. For the right kid, these schools will be life-changing. As with any educational choice, the key is to know yourself.