Two years ago, I was having dinner at the Grand Ole Opry hotel in Nashville, getting ready to attend the Dan Kennedy Superconference. Just up to my right I saw someone come out of a discretely placed side door, and start walking down the hall towards me. Calgary Hotel Gene Simmons – Lessons From a Rock and Roll Great “Hey. There’s Gene Simmons!” Gene was booked to speak at the seminar the next morning, but here he was wandering down  [ Read More ]

One of the things that works to keep relationships alive is spending quality time with each other. In this day of the information age, it is becoming increasingly difficult to carve out the necessary time to nurture our relationships. What with long work hours, helping kids with their homework, transporting them around to their extracurricular activities, getting dinner, cleaning up and going through the bedtime routine, what time is left? Calgary Hotel 52 Free Things to Do with Your Partner  [ Read More ]

If your vacation plans include travel any where in Canada this summer, consider a departure from the everyday and charter a course for the gentle pleasures of Prince Edward Island. Your Canada travel itinerary would not be complete without a stay here. Calgary Hotel Canada Travel Should Include A Visit To Prince Edward Island Once on the Island, marvel at miles and miles of beautiful white, champagne, pink or red sand beaches. On Prince Edward Island shorelines your eyes will  [ Read More ]

This week I travelled to Calgary Alberta for a Conference that begins tomorrow. While I was eating lunch in the restaurant I received a telephone call that my uncle had died this morning. At first I was just shocked. Then, as the day went on, the emotions started to hit me. I went to my room and cried. Calgary Hotel Customer Service – What Does It Really Mean? When evening came I thought perhaps I should go to the dining  [ Read More ]

The Bible describes the Garden of Eden as a paradise. Every need of Adam and Eve was met; they only had to live as good stewards, and their lives would be forever blissful. Unfortunately, Adam and Eve lost the Garden of Eden and ended up suffering and struggling to fulfill the needs of themselves and their family. We know the Garden of Eden does not exist any more because each part of the world has some sort of pain and  [ Read More ]

The city of Calgary, in the Canadian province of Alberta is one of the largest cities in the world. Not by population, in fact at barely over a million it’s one of the smaller cities in the world, but in terms of urban sprawl Calgary is second only to the city of New York including all of its boroughs. Snaking their way through the urban landscape are over 650 kilometres of trails. These trails are designed to be used as  [ Read More ]

Las Vegas is a name that is most familiar among the tourists, as it is known as the world of entertainment. This city has got many things which act as tourist attraction centres. No matter if you are in any part of the world still you can visit Las Vegas by taking a chartered flight which is also one of the most economical ways to visit Las Vegas. McCarran International Airport is situated in the city of Las Vegas and  [ Read More ]

For some reason today the hit song from Queen “I Want to Break Free” rang throughout my mind as I went about my normal day. Not sure why, but in true writer’s fashion there is some meaning behind this that I needed to put onto paper. Calgary Hotel I Want to Break Free! What is holding you back from reaching your true potential? Is it the fear of failing? The fear of actually becoming successful? The fear of landing that  [ Read More ]

There is a tremendous leeway of safety when playing in the mountains. Nature offers up a lot of support for humans to go and explore and enjoy the backcountry. In many senses this is great and with everything in life there is a down side. With each passing year of safely playing in the backcountry, there germinates in Earths’ children a false sense of security. We humans are testing the limits of safe experience every year; going a little bit  [ Read More ]

Last week I wrote a blog posting about the new movie Inception and its potential effect on the closed down Ski Hill of Fortress Mountain. Writing the article got me thinking about going skiing, which I did and it was glorious, so I started looking into the current state of affairs at the ski hills that can be found locally, and not so locally. I suspect that the information will be valuable to any powder hounds currently leashed up in  [ Read More ]