I spent too much time building it. Now, it's up and I feel like spreading the website to the world! I ate writing so I will be short and sweet. If after digging in my site and you have still questions, I will answer those (as long it doesn't involve too much writing). Here, some facts about me from my website:

"Some facts about me: I was born in Montreal on March 6, 1979. I started adventure sports at the age of 17. I moved to western Canada at 20 and was enrolled in the ACMG professional guiding program at that time. I started my Journeyman ticket as an Automotive Technician and completed it in 2004. I was also involved in the examination process for the Rock Guiding program for the ACMG after I completed my full Rock Guide certification. I was a husband living in Canmore. Retired from the automotive business, I was a full time guide for one year up to my accident on October 18, 2006. I suffered a severe brain haemorrhage that left me in Foothills Hospital in Calgary for a total of five months, plus one year at the rehabilitation facility in the central Alberta town of Ponoka. Although I appeared as healthy as they come prior to suffering the brain haemorrhage, I have a congenital malformation. Now, I lack precision and timing with the left side of my body and have no sensation on the right (paralysed). Before my accident, I practiced telemark, backcountry skiing, alpine skiing, cross-country skiing, ice climbing, rock climbing, alpine climbing, canyoning, mountain biking and more. Now, I'm doing adaptive climbing, adaptive skiing, adaptive sailing, adaptive hiking and I will do more."