Very nice people that helped you through the process easily. Didn't hurt at all and you do feel…read morebetter afterwards.

I've donated gallons of blood for 30 years, and had a really bad experience with Red Cross…read moreyesterday. It all began when he asked me to lay down on a table wet with disinfectant. Then he stuck my big beautiful vein and managed to get air in the line so the blood was contaminated, bruising my arm and dismissing very quickly. Very bad and I won't be donating to the Red Cross again.

I recently completed the two-day Basics & Fundamentals course with Larry and Dave. In a nutshell:…read moreit was excellent and absolutely worth it! I moved from CA to Prescott last month after seriously getting absorbed into shooting. As most people are aware, CA is not a great 2nd Amendment State so after much research I committed to Prescott with the goal of becoming a proficient shooter in as many platforms and styles of shooting as I can in two years - starting with pistols. I served in the US Marine Corps Reserves from 2001-07, with a deployment to Fallujah, Iraq, in 2005. During my Marine Corps days, I only got to meaningfully shoot the M16A2 (expert level) and the 50-cal machine gun (Humvee mounted). I never got any meaningful pistol time, and also, I was never personally into shooting as a Marine or since I got out until last year. Having moved to Prescott last month, I decided to go with Larry. Man, has it been a fantastic intro to pistols (and Prescott in general). During Day 1 (dry fire, fundamentals and class work), I learned A LOT. Larry was quickly able to assess I wasn't exactly a beginner but still rough and unpolished and so tailored the lesson to more advanced training. He's got an awesome dry-fire training set up with lasers, computerized cameras synced to targets, etc... It was incredibly fun and also humbling. In Day 2 - Live Fire - I had a blast starting with single, slow, accurate shooting to quickly advancing to rapid fire drills which were eye opening in terms of all of the tiny elements that need to be done right in order to be both accurate and fast. Things like proper grip, trigger pull, cadence, focus, stance, etc... Again, it was totally fun for me and humbling at the same time. But Larry and Dave, with their incredibly generous time and input into giving me tools and a direction to aim for - that is - with an eye towards competing so that I can improve as a shooter overall and with training methodologies, I have a clear direction to move towards. Anyways, this review is getting long so I'll stop. Bottom line: definitely train and learn from Larry and Dave.

Larry did an amazing job with our Part 1 "Dry Fire Training". He went through the proper stance,…read moregun draw, sight scoping your target and much more. It was a fantastic class. He also provided an email with valuable information to websites with links for purchasing dummy rounds, laser cartridges, targets, laser guns and much more so we can continue home training until we are ready for Part 2 "Live Fire Training". I absolutely recommend doing this 3 hour course!

I appreciate that the Emery Riddle Aeronautical University exists. What I don't appreciate is the…read moreday and night noise from your training aircraft flying over our +55 manufactured home park. Just a short distance away are the entire Heritage Park recreation/ballpark and Willow Lake areas. No one lives there. For once, I would like to hear the birds chirping and carry on a conversation outside without all this aerial noise!

Great Expeirence My…read morenewphew started his freshman year at Embry-Riddle and this was my first visit to the campus. Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University in Prescott has an amazing campus and the staff and students are all very welcoming. There are many attributes that I appreciate about this university. First, the class sizes are smaller which allows for a more personalized experience for students to establish a closer relationship with the faculty. In addition, to great campus life. There is a lot to do in Prescott, exploring downtown, hiking and taking advantage of what nature affords here. So glad Embry-Riddle is his choosen University.

Sara (Sarah?) did a great job waxing my eyebrows. She was communicative, but not overly chatty and…read moreI am very happy with the results. THANK YOU!

You can get a haircutter who is ready to graduate and very good for a trim if that's all you need…read more The price is definitely right! Jeanie

So glad that this wonderful business moved next door to my place of business. Kris is amazing and…read moreso knowledgeable. From elixirs, teas or allergy remedies , they have you covered. I couldn't live without it.

This is an amazing charter school. There's a waiting list to…read moreget in, but it worth the wait. If your looking for a school that has more to offer then a typical public school, this is it. If you wanting your child to earn college credits and actually go to college while in high school, this is it. Lots of "hands-on" learning for kids. This school offers veterinary and medical courses. Equine studies, math science and academics. The campus is well organized. Everything is neat and clean. Staff is super friendly and the principal, Mr. Wallert is pretty awesome. Super enthusiastic and friendly. He does his best to accommodate what is needed for your child. I really appreciate his dedication. If only there were more of these kinds of schools available in every town, now that would be awesome.

I found the placenta encapsulation to be extremely valuable in my post partum recovery. The pills…read morewere nicely packaged and included a special memento of the umbilical cord. They eased post partum depression symptoms and we recommended her to many of our friends who had similar amazing experience. Kim is loving, open, and nurturing. She is amazing and one of a kind! We Highly recommend her and her services ! She is a gift !

When I read about birthing naturally for the first time I thought it would be great to have a…read morenatural birth without medication. I thought I would have a perfect birth. It wasn't so easy for us. My first birth without Kimme at maternally wise was a very different experience than my last birth. Why ? I was willing to go and walk the walk but my dr. And the nurses kept pressuring me about epidural saying I didn't have to be a Martyr. I had my mom and my Nina by my side but little did I know what was yet to come. I had my water broken unsuccessfully , Keats getting checked for dilation which hurts and is unnecessary ( as I came to learn) with a fetal heart monitor and tons of pitosin getting shot up into me and my baby. I was filled with doubt not allowed to walk or much less participate , I was told when to push not to trust my body and the end result , well sadly my baby couldn't latch after the birth , from the pitosin and the long hours of the last part or stage of labor . I didn't feel that immediate connection I was distraught literally torn to third degree and alone . I was not whole and so wasn't my newborn. The feeding went from bad to worse she developed colic and pain. I was in pain emotionally, spiritually and physically. Miraculously for my second child I was eight mo. Pregnant when it started. i began my search for something more than what society, doctors, and the tv say about birth. And after looking around for a few days. God put a birthing goddess in my life. i called maternally wise and knew after sharing my story with her we had a mission to accomplish together. Maternally wise is a fitting name . I saw wisdom , support, guidance, acceptance, comfort, love, peace , joy and all the power of the universe and God could provide to me when she came to in to our lives. I was in a lot of pain curled up like a ball when she walked through that door. Kimme guided me , soothed me, and helped me breathe and visualize myself into a higher place so naturally. It felt right. I gave birth with Kimme by my side because my bf was parking the carSoon or a few hours after that i was walking through the hospital isles in labor, smiling, accepting my destiny and that in itself is powerful. She informed me about my rights and stood as a support to me and my family at all times. I was able to make a more informed and not programmed decision about, shots, eye medicine and bath immediately after the wonderful birth of my son Samuel. I held him close as long and breastfeeding went smooth because little did I know Kimme is also a good breastfeeding source. I was in awe. I allowed myself to trust her and through her guidance trust my bodies innate ability to birth. Kimme at maternally wise has enlightened me with her sense of professionalism leadership and love for what she does. I will for the rest of my life and beyond be ever grateful to God for putting such an angel at my birth . My third and finalbirth, well words can't describe the emotion of having a " planned unassisted home birth". All thanks to the empowerment I felt from my second birth and from having a wonderful knowledgeable doula. I am so happy with my family and the birth definitely made an impact on me and my family. It was an e,powering experience. I cannot Thank kimme enough for all that she and other committed birthing professionals do .

Our experience with Abia Judd Elementary has been wonderful so far. Every interaction we have had…read morewith the staff has been welcoming, helpful, and kind. Principal Jeanette Bray personally took us on a tour the day before school started. She also invited us to stay for the back-to-school event after we registered, which gave Haley the opportunity to meet her teacher before her first day. Ms. Rhonda, the bus driver, was also an absolute delight. She contacted me ahead of time to explain the best bus stop for Haley since the bus does not travel all the way up to Highland Pines. Her thoughtfulness made the first day much easier for us. Haley had a great first day of first grade and came home smiling from ear to ear. We are very grateful for such a positive and welcoming start at Abia Judd!

Terrible school ! My granddaughter went here 2 weeks and in that 2 weeks , our family has never…read morefelt so unwelcome to n my life . Rudest, snobbiest staff ever ! We just moved here from colorado and stressed to the school how our family suffered a devastating loss , they did nothing to help her transition . She cried every day and the children are rude too : not friendly and would walk by her as she was crying . Don't go here , run . The snobs think they are better than everyone , driving a Chevy . Lol . But , honestly , school sucks , staff sucks , kids suck ! Go elsewhere , we did