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!

Bad communication told me wrong information multiple times blamed their mistakes on us awful…read morecustomer service !!

If I could give no stars I would definitely give them that rating. This is a horrible school, I…read morepaid them so I could be the teacher. I understand that I still had to participate in teaching my child but when I am the only one teaching him what is the point. When you try to ask questions they do everything through text messages or emails, rarely do you speak to anyone. And when you do get to talk to someone, they try to belittle you. I asked my son if the school taught him any of the rules of road, he said "yeah, after you had already taught me". Save yourself the headache Nd find somewhere else unless you want to pay to all the work yourself. My son learned nothing from this school.

Ignored email, phone, and form messages about driver hours for 9 months. Then, wanted to charge…read more$250 to "reinstate" student if perfect attendance didn't happen, and with 6 am drive times all that was available for several months. When I objected to the $250 fee and was walking away to take my business elsewhere, the drive instructor tried to goad me into a fight, saying "don't walk away, turn around," and "come at me, bro." They don't get it. Their lack of professionalism is why I am going to another place for my driver hours and none of my younger children or friends will be going here. Even if the guy wasn't 6'2" and 250 lb, I wouldn't fight him. These people are the epitome of unprofessional bullies.

Worst driving school in town. They do not answer the phone nor are they there during their posted…read morebusiness hours. They will take your money then refuse to schedule your child their full driving hours and refuse to give your child their earned certificate. Your child and your money are better off with another company. They are very difficult to work with.

Save your money…read more Had the full PK treatment in 2017 and saw absolutely no improvements. None. Nada. Zip. Could've slept at home for a week and gotten the same effect. Were my expectations too high? No - I did a 2 week Ayurvedic treatment in India in 2002 and it was a life-changing improvement in sinus congestion and "brain fog", which required 2-3 cups of strong coffee daily. Unfortunately, the improvements went away over time - completely my fault for not following their recommended lifestyle changes (reduce dairy, etc.). Fast forward to 2017. Took some time between projects as my health had started to deteriorate. My mom had benefited from Dr. Lad's colleague, Dr. David Fowley (who wasn't practicing much in his old age), so I tried Dr. Lad instead. The house I shared with fellow patients for a week seemed run down, but clean. No worries since I was there to improve my health, not lounge at a 5-star hotel (the facility in India was far worse). Dr. Lad seemed very nice and empathetic, but you only get 30-45 minutes with him. His medical assistant (can't remember her name) seemed very rushed and told me I should be grateful for that extra 15 minutes with Dr. Lad. Really? I'm a paying customer, not a charity case! She was incorrect in her statement that there's no viral issue (went to a real doctor to confirm). She had none of Dr. Lad's empathy, and coupled with an inaccurate diagnosis, would definitely not recommend. The staff doing the PK treatment were very nice, but the treatment itself had no benefit. They kept suggesting adding more treatments (extra $), which felt nice, but again, no medical improvement. If you want a spa experience, go to an actual spa. If you want medical benefits, go somewhere else. Good luck in your journey!

I went to two free, open-to-the-public talks by Vasant Lad at the Ayurvedic Institute, he is I…read morebelieve the founder. I was invited by a friend, who is a big fan of Vasant Lad, and says that he is the teacher of Deepak Chopra. There's apparently a film about him at the Guild at the time of this writing. What I don't know about Ayurveda could fill their bookstore (and probably does), but Vasant Lad is a great speaker, clearly highly knowledgeable, and kept it interesting, while being cautious not to describe Ayurveda as a magic bullet that we should all practice like authorities on our neighbors. The only slightly negative vibe I had was when he was determining the "doshas" of audience members, and then suggesting they were this, that, or the other thing ("Oh! You always fall asleep with a book!"). That part struck me as a little psychic-like. Ayurveda has a lot of basis to it, but at the same time I think that people like that psychic-who-am-I kind of thing and so he was offering that, but I found his lecture topics linking aspects to the science that I was more familiar with, to be more of interest. They had a brochure that I perused at the beginning, that requested please no photos, bare shoulders, open beverages, or children. All four of these things I saw in evidence, but people were trying to be respectful. The one heads up I would give, is that at least at the first talk, you needed to remove your shoes. The people at the Institute define nice. They served tea, and snacks, and they came up to you with authentic smiles and greetings, genuinely trying to be helpful and informative. I came away intrigued, having had a good time, and wondering if I wanted to pursue some course of study with them. Or at the very least, adopt some good, easy lifestyle habits that would probably make me a much happier, healthier human.

I take water therapy classes in three days a week. The pool is always clean. The dresser rooms are…read morealways clean for the most part people behind the desk are very cooperative. They do need a better system of checking people in the only have one person in charge of people buying memberships and checking it they really need to improve on that. some of the equipment like the noodles are old and have seen better days. They need to replace those..

Staff always attentive and very friendly. Locker room is always clean and showers are great. The…read morepool is awesome. Looks perfect. Wonderful stairs to gain access to the pool. It gets crowded in spurts but usually not for long. Most people are super nice and are aware of others around them. Always a great experience.

Happy to report you can still have things fixed instead of just buying a new one…read moreRyan's can certainly have my vacuum repair business Broken Dyson so I dropped off Saturday afternoon, helpful gent behind repair counter took it in and gave a one week approximate repair time. Fixing things correctly takes time Received a call an hour later with diagnosis, I approved the repair and picked up the Dyson Monday morning It works a treat, at least a $250 savings over a replacement vacuum Helpful folks and good service =happy customer

Love Ryan and his wife Diana! Bought a new Brother from…read moreRyan. I've been going to Ryan's for 13 yrs! Thanks for everything Love, Koren Hill

I attended the Bartending Academy ten years ago this year. I wanted a change of pace from the…read morerigmarole of call center jobs and retail and found that getting into the restaurant industry without experience at that time was fairly difficult. After I graduated I was given lifetime access to a job pool (all I have to do is call to get a password to enter) and I was a bartender at a hotel within about a month. I also was able to bartend a private event and found a job at another restaurant which I wound up working for for about 3.5 years. This was a great way for me to get my feet wet and try something new! I'm currently at UNM finishing up a couple of degrees, but I'm still working in the restaurant industry and have found it to be my most enjoyable job venue yet. Thank you Bartending Academy for providing me with a new found confidence in my abilities to not only try something new, but truly thrive at it.

When I was studying music in Europe I asked a European pianist how so many of them all have such an…read moreeffortless mastery of music and can sing the notes without hearing them on an instrument. She replied that they start ear training at a very young age of two to four years. I just happen to be in a position to test the theory through the Pajarito, Yamaha music school. And well, so far, my 5 year old is singing along great with her piano lessons, and my 2 year old chimes in "do re mi" right in tune. Yamaha is a world renowned technique that requires very specialized and certified teachers who follow a curriculum that has been developed over several decades and constantly upgrades to include the latest and greatest in music pedagogy. There is only one Yamaha music program in the region so people come from as far as Los Alamos to take lessons. This is more than just a piano playing class. This technique is catered toward developing the whole musician. They start with listening, and singing and playing all at once so that eventually the student can hear in his or her mind what the notes sound like before they play which opens a superb appreciation for music and can provide the foundation for exceptional performance if the kid decides to go down that path. There is also a large emphasis on playing as an ensemble which develops an ability to work with and respond to others. I was personally amazed at how fast my daughter went from having no concept of pitch to singing simple figures ("do re mi" etc.) precisely in tune in just one or two lessons. She now sings the pitches before she plays them on the piano prooving that she somehow grasps the language of music in a very real and internalized way.