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July 1st, 2007, 09:36 PM #1
Sales way down today?
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Sales on CJ are 20% today of what I normally experience. Same amount of clicks across the board but sales and conversions down across all merchants.
Is anyone else seeing something similar?
July 1st, 2007, 11:04 PM #2
Mine were crummy for the first part of the day but picked up nicely in the evening.
July 1st, 2007, 11:27 PM #3
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Consumers are in the twilight zone between vacations, holidays and preparing for the back to school season. If you are in the consumer goods business expect slacking sales from now until September, especially apparel. Concentrate on pushing summer sale items. While certain sectors are on fire (swimsuits, beachwear, school uniforms etc.) the apparel market as a whole is pretty slow in mid to late summer. My average sale in apparel falls drastically this time of year. One day last week my txn count was great, but overall revenue for the day stunk. I hate those days.
This slowdown always serves as a reminder to me that I soon need to be ready for Q4.
July 1st, 2007, 11:29 PM #4
In all honesty, I would expect today and this upcoming week to be a slower period. With the 4th falling on Wednesday, some will be off before and up to the 4th and others will be taking the 4th thru the 8th off, so I'd anticipate a slow down from now until a week from Monday. Typical stuff around the national holidays...
I also agree with Scoot that summer is a slow down with certain goods. July and August in particular. Reminds us all that when times are good, put some acorns aside for a rainy day.Join the Spicy Aprons Affiliate program on ShareASale Visit us on Facebook www.facebook.com/spicyaprons Follow us on Twitter @Spicyaprons
July 1st, 2007, 11:47 PM #5
Yep, way down here too, and wondering if it's just a delay in reporting due to the huge CJ server issues earlier today. I just had the 2 best days I've seen since the holiday season, and today I had the same amount of clicks, but a really bad conversion rate (I do not believe it's due to the upcoming holiday, as the clicks are consistent) .
July 2nd, 2007, 03:05 PM #6
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yesterday was absolutely no sales at all day.
Probably because of 4th of July holiday. I haven't sold anything today yet too.
July 2nd, 2007, 03:17 PM #7
saturday was slow for me too, but it'll all come back - just a holiday thang.
July 3rd, 2007, 12:48 AM #8
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2 sales... damn it is slow!!
July 3rd, 2007, 10:37 AM #9
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Slow for me too...
July 3rd, 2007, 11:16 AM #10Good week
We actually had one of our best days of the year late last week ... of course we are new so that does not mean much I suppose.
Used to own a chain of retail stores. August was our 2nd best month of the year. December the best and November a close 3rd.
July 3rd, 2007, 02:48 PM #11
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Same problems with Verizon. Thus concluding CJ is having some serious issues with servers on their end of things. Why an update mid-day?! 6-9? Come on that is prime surfing time. Something is smelling really fishy and we are the laymen taking the hit. Something needs to be done.
July 3rd, 2007, 03:01 PM #12
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I am not seeing anything out of the ordinary, just the usual sluggish summertime sales.
July 3rd, 2007, 04:35 PM #13
I'm not seeing a drop in traffic with my PPC campaigns, I'm seeing a drop in conversion rate. That's what is weird to me, but I can take a hit for a few days after one of my best weeks ever.
July 4th, 2007, 01:02 AM #14
July 10th, 2007, 06:09 AM #15
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my sales have been slow since the 6th.
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In contemporary thinking, literacy is described as the basic ability to read and write. Many formal definitions exist including the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization's definition as the "ability to identify, understand, interpret, create, communicate, compute and use printed and written materials associated with varying contexts." Continental Societies, Inc. supports this definition, and believes that in addition to reading and writing, literacy affords young people the ability to solve problems at levels of proficiency necessary for them to function successfully on the job, in the family and in society. In this regard, chapters design programs such as book drives, read-ins, spelling bees, poetry contests, etc. to enhance the literacy skills of our children and youth.
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Best place in Scotland
While chilly winter days get most people dreaming about an escape somewhere hot, for adrenaline junkies in the UK the darker nights and lower temperatures only mean one thing; snow!
The Scottish Cairngorms are the only place to head after the first covering of snow. While the Cairngorms provide stunning walking scenery throughout the year, it's during the winter that the mountain range truly comes alive and is the best time to visit.
Skiers who make the trip north certainly won't be disappointed when they arrive as the mountain range boasts 11 ski lifts and more than 30km of pistes. So, whether you spend a few days or even a week in the Cairngorms, you definitely will not be bored! Snowboarders are also well-catered for in Scotland with a fully maintained snowboard park available throughout the ski season from December to April every year. For those of you braving the snow for the first time, learning in Scotland with English tuition is a great way to build confidence and nail the basic skills. If you visit in mid January make the most of the celebrations for World Snow Day as Cairngorm and the nearby resorts of Glencoe, Glenshee and the Nevis Range will be offering ski taster sessions, sledging or perhaps learn to build an igloo?
Those who haven't quite found their 'snow feet' might consider a trip to the top station of Cairn Gorm itself via the UK's only mountain railway. Travelling on the mountain railway will take you approximately eight minutes to reach the peak and rewards you with far-reaching views without any of the effort! Recreate the Alpine mood by indulging in a warming hot chocolate or mulled wine in front of a roaring open fire in the summit's cafe. As the winter sun sinks lower in the sky, make your way back down the mountain and home to your Sykes Holiday Cottages holiday home. With properties located throughout the most popular ski resorts in Scotland, you'll find it easy to choose the perfect base for your winter break. Snuggle up after a hard day on the slopes or head to Aviemore for some après-ski action.
Aviemore is also a great place to experience some festive cheer if you're travelling with the children. Whether you choose to feed Rudolph and his friends, go on a sled dog ride or sledge down a snowy hill, the whole family will undoubtedly leave full of Christmas spirit.
If skiing or snowboarding isn't your thing, the Cairngorms National Park also welcomes many climbers over the winter months. The ever-changing weather conditions in this part of Scotland means on one climb you might be facing powdery snow and the next nothing but slush! The unpredictable conditions are ideal for experienced climbers looking for a new challenge whilst beginners will also find the Cairngorms an ideal spot for a first lesson. Do make sure to check the weather forecast and avalanche risk with the Mountain Ranger service before heading out and only ever climb with the correct equipment.
So while snow sports in Scotland perhaps doesn't (yet) have the same cachet as a week's skiing in continental Europe or North America, the conditions are second to none not to mention a much cheaper option than a holiday abroad. For UK-resident guests, choosing Scotland for your winter holiday means you can easily fit in a weekend of adventure and be back at your desk on Monday morning. What more could you ask for? To start planning your winter holiday in Scotland, why not visitwww.sykescottages.co.uk today to view the full range of Scottish holiday cottages?
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With Club Med all-inclusive you can expect stunning locations, superb accommodation, gourmet food, endless snacks and drinks from the bar, fantastic children's clubs from babies to teens and a multitude of sports and activities. It is all included, so why not learn how to water-ski in Greece, sail in the Maldives, or just sip cocktails on a Caribbean beach…
With a Club Med holiday, expect a premium all-inclusive that is truly all-inclusive…
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Everyone's in the sporting spirit this summer. At Club Med you can still enjoy the Olympics from a sun soaked destination. All our resorts will be showing the games and with special Olympic themed events and activities, the whole family can get involved.
Still hoping to get tickets? We are offering free of charge cancellations (subject to terms and conditions) for the duration of the Olympics if you do get lucky and secure a ticket.
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Gregolimano, Greece (4T) – Tennis, Waterskiing, Wakeboarding, Flying Trapeze…
The white sandy headland of Gregolimano, on the island of Evia, juts out defiantly into the blue waters of the Aegean, across from the mountains. In this perfect resort for sport-loving families, the bungalows provide a comfortable environment for parents and children.
Here, beginners and experts can try out exciting new sports and sensations. With GOs trained in their particular activity, you'll enjoy the highest standards of equipment.
Travelling for right away
Does your pre-holiday headache start the minute you get the suitcases down from the top of the wardrobe?
From the frustration when the zip won't close on your bulging suitcase to losing the directions to your airport car park, it can all feel a bit of an endurance test. But I always seem to arrive on the plane with seconds to spare, after a sprint through departures with a toddler under each arm, others seem completely serene. They've got plenty of time to relax and enjoy all the airport has to offer. So what's their secret? I've been doing some research and here's what I found:
Pack like a pro
Wouldn't it be lovely to arrive at your destination with all your clothes well organised and wrinkle-free? It doesn't have to be some crazy pipe dream. Here's how to do it: roll knitted items and put these on the bottom, leaving a space at the wheel end for shoes. Then lay all your non-knitted clothes flat on top of the rolled layer, putting what you want to wear on the first day on the top. Then put pyjamas and toiletries on top of that. Fill zip-lock bags with pants and socks, expelling the air before you put them in. Et voila! You'll never have to worry about your case bursting open, leaving your underwear trailing on the luggage conveyor ever again.
Organise the kids
When it comes to kids, packing can feel like an overwhelming nightmare of forgotten sun hats and much-loved soft toys. There's just too much for the human brain to remember. So for the sake of your sanity, repeat the mantra "spreadsheets are your friends".Mumsnet has some really handy checklists for different types of holiday that you can download as a starting point. Once you've got a checklist that works well for you, you can use it time and again, whenever you're packing for a holiday.
Get the airport parking sorted
Nothing tests a relationship to its limits more than a journey to the airport, particularly if you're already late and you chose the 'cheap' airport parking option with its shuttle bus ride in from miles away. The obvious point is to make sure you leave home really early – allow a good margin for unexpected delays. Think it'll take you two hours? Give yourself at least three. Don't worry about the kids being bored at the airport, either, as one way of getting into the holiday spirit at the airport is by pre-booking a child-friendly airport lounge to wait in. They're surprisingly reasonably priced. Once there, the kids will be entertained and you'll be able to put your feet up (and maybe enjoy your first drink of the holiday).
If you're still absolutely dreading the stress of parking at the airport, think about valet parking – sometimes also called meet and greet. Gatwick, Heathrow, Stansted, Manchester, Edinburgh – pretty much all the major UK airports – let you drive up to a passenger drop-off point, unload your car and just leave it for someone else to take care of. They then track your return flight so your car's ready and waiting for you, as soon as you come out of the airport. The cost of valet parking like this is sometimes only a small amount more than parking the car yourself, particularly if you'll be away for a couple of weeks.
Do your research
You spend hours poring over holiday brochures and reading reviews online before you choose your holiday destination. Why not apply that to your airport too? Choosing which airport to fly from can make a big difference to your stress levels. Yes, that flight may be cheaper, but if it means five hours to get there and long shuttlebus rides once you've parked, is it really worth it? I live in the south of England and my closest airport, Gatwick, is a surprisingly relaxing place to fly from. You can park at Gatwick in the short-stay car park which is right at the terminal, or get just a five-minute shuttlebus ride from one of the long-stay carparks – which usually work out cheaper. If you've got an early flight, I find that park and stay at Gatwick can be a good option too. Pitch up at an airport hotel the night before and get a decent night's sleep. You can all just take your time as you roll out of your comfy hotel bed and straight into the airport next morning. No more waking the kids at some ungodly hour and bundling them into the car in the dead of night.
Now, where did I put my passport?
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There are so many different ways to explore beautiful British Columbia with Tailor Made Travel. Breathtaking scenery, a friendly laid-back lifestyle, incredible wildlife and amazing outdoor adventures are the hallmarks of one of Canada's most varied and spectacular provinces. And it's all there just waiting to be discovered…by train, by plane, by boat, by car or by motorhome.
Visit tailor-made.co.uk to see a selection of some of our most comprehensive and exciting journeys. Each providing a different way to enjoy and experience the landscape, you can add any of these tours to your Canadian itinerary to create a unique holiday from scratch.
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Original B&B self drive of British Columbia
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This self drive allows for a leisurely pace with ample time to explore the highlights of Vancouver Island. After some "island time", meander through some of the best loved Parks of Western Canada complete with great excursions including sightseeing, whale watching, bear watching and a walking/hiking tour in Wells Gray Park. Your tour includes lavish breakfasts, excellent hospitality and charming accommodation that reflects the best of British Columbia!
Portraits and Wildlife of Western Canada
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This 12-night itinerary takes you across the province by road, rail and ship to reveal the hidden sanctuaries that offer the best in wildlife viewing and wilderness activities. Staying in world-class resorts with many of them offering awe-inspiring waterfront locations, gorgeous accommodations and facilities, this breathtaking adventure is truly a journey of a lifetime.
Southern Coastal British Columbia by Floatplane
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This delightful soft-adventure itinerary is designed for those wishing to get above it all and travel through the region in a uniquely Canadian way – by float plane. Departing from downtown Vancouver, guests will have several great experiences travelling to Tofino, Victoria and the Gulf Islands before returning to Vancouver. Accommodation features a mix of perfectly located hotels and a fully equipped private cabin. This enables you to be within walking distance of all the major attractions and activities whichever location you are in.
The Place for Christmas with a winter holiday
It's that time of the year when the atmosphere's getting a little frosty – and that's just the feeling around the kitchen table. So the greatest gift you can give this Christmas to your loved ones is a positive frame of mind. What's the best way of achieving that Zen-like state? Treat yourself to a chilled out summer holiday in winter and come back before the big festive day relaxed and ready to take on anything – even your miserable mother-in-law.
You don't have to break the bank to go away in winter, either. In fact, there are so many cheap holidays on offer at the moment, you can spend a week on the exotic island of Cyprus and still have money left over. Added bonus: the souvenirs from your beach holiday make for awesome Christmas presents.
Holidays to Cyprus can be the gift you give to yourself. This time of year the sea temperature is an average of 18 degrees – not too hot and not too cold. Ultimate swimming temperature.
With an average winter temperature of 19 degrees, it's still warm enough for you to spend time in the villages in only a vest top, and it's the perfect weather for strolling along the pebbly Paphos beach or exploring the Akamas Peninsula and Troodos Mountains. And if you're a bit of a culture vulture, Cyprus also offers a myriad of ancient ruins dating back to the 12th century BC, fortresses, Roman remnants and impressive tombs, such as the Tombs of the Kings.
Let's start with cheap flights. A quick pre-Christmas escape from Gatwick to Paphos can set you back as little as £118.
Cyprus offers numerous accommodation options too. Everything from the luxurious five-star Elysium Hotel in Paphos to the Club Coral View Resort in Peyia.
If you're an ancient history buff, or you like the sound of Arabian deserts, romantic sunsets, majestic ancient temples and camels in abundance, then holidays to Egypt are well within your budget.
At this time of the year, flights are cheap and there are some bargain accommodation packages too. The Pyramids Park Resort in Cairo has rooms from £17 a night and is just a five minute walk from the pyramids.
Capital city Cairo is a great place to start exploring if it's your first time to Egypt. The pyramids and Sphinx are on your doorstep; the Cairo museum is bursting with ancient artefacts, such as the astonishing gold of Tutankhamen; and the Khan el-Khalili, Cairo's famous and iconic bazaar, is the perfect place for Christmas shopping.
Luxor also offers the nearby Valley of the Kings and the Valley of the Queens. However, the country is not just tombs, museums and temples. For example, Alexandria Coast is known for some of the best beaches and scuba-diving in the world.
There is so much you'll want to do when you get to Egypt, so plan your trip wisely. If the purpose of your holiday is exactly that – a holiday – then be selective with your activities. Remember, you don't have to do it in one visit! Downtime is important. You can (and will) always come back.
Wherever you decide to go this Christmas, don't think of it as a splurge – think of it as a well-deserved Christmas present to yourself that will put a smile on your face and help get you through any Christmas-related tensions with grace.
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It's deep midwinter, the fire is flickering, and in the flames you can see your future: a beach in Bali, whales breaching off Alaska, the Namib Desert by moonlight.
It may be a comforting vision when darkness falls at 4pm each day. But first you have to get there.
It's sensible to start putting away a regular amount out of your income each month. Set up a standing order when your salary lands and you'll hardly notice the money has gone. Research your trip thoroughly, and use the plethora of travel websites to plan your route. It costs a lot less to book all your flights ahead, and if possible, your accommodation too, even if you may fancy wandering free as a bird.
Budget for each leg of the trip carefully. If you have paid as much ahead as you possibly can, you can then give yourself a daily budget and predict much more accurately what that spend will be.
There are online calculators to help you plan your costs for each country plus the connecting flights, such as this one onwww.savingfortravel.com. Have some fun researching online – these tips from The Guardian don't only apply to gap year travellers – and browse through the major guides, such as the Lonely Planet and Rough Guide series, which are excellent on budget travel.
Once you have an idea how much it's all going to cost, then work out how much you can practically save each month. It may involve sacrifices – no concert tickets perhaps for that favourite band, no drinks after work with colleagues, taking a packed lunch to work and giving up that expensive cappuccino you pick up on the way to work. If you take each regular cost and work out what it comes to each year, you will very likely be astonished at how even small amounts add up. That fancy coffee? Just one each working day (taking four weeks' holiday into account) at £2.10 will come to an astonishing £504. That sandwich at £3.50 a day? Brace yourself. That's £840 a year. So just by bringing lunch from home and making coffee in the office, you've gained £1,344 a year. Just think how far that would take you!
It's also worth spending some time planning what you are going to pack. A good backpack will be worth its weight in gold, so see which ones get the best reviews before you buy. Seasoned travellers are worth asking for advice: they will each have their recommendations, from head torches (hands free for putting up a tent in the dark) to lightweight microfibre towels.
While you're away one of the safest ways to pay will be a credit card. Make sure you have made arrangements for the bills to be paid in your absence by setting up a direct debit from your current account. If you'll be making a lot of payments via credit card, aBarclays purchase credit card could provide the best rates for your spending pattern.
Many countries don't take debit cards, so credit cards are a widely accepted option. Unless you're trekking through the Sahara of course. So before you go, apply for a credit card and you couldconsider balance transfer credit cards or one of many other options available in the market (click here for more info on Barclays credit cards).
A credit card may be a good way of spreading your payments, but bear in mind that you will be charged interest if you do not pay off your balance in full, and late or missed payments may mean you lose any promotional rates and affect your credit rating.
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A destination steeped in history
The capital city of Greece, Athens has been called the cradle of Western civilisation, which provides an insight into the length of its history. People flock to Athens for a variety of reasons, which means that visitors there are made up of people from all walks of life. Whether you are a history buff, a culture vulture, a sun-worshipper, or someone just looking for a great time with vibrant nightlife, you will find everything you want in Athens.
How to make the most of your three-day Athens trip
Not everyone who travels to Athens is able to stay for a lengthy period. For those who are only planning to be in the city for a few days, you need to make the most of your short time in this stunning destination.
Day 1 – Explore the local area and enjoy taking in the nightlife
Once you arrive in Athens on your trip, you will be raring to go and explore all this great, dusty metropolis has to offer. You may be more limited for time on your first day, depending on what time you arrive so it is best to stick to more local sights to start. At the centre of Athens you will find Sintagma Square, which is a great place to start. Here, you will find an assortment of historic buildings to explore as well as the arts focused 'museums in motion'. If you make your way to Kolonaki, you will also be able to do a little browsing at one of the numerous shops. This can be topped off with a refreshing glass of kitron and an excellent mezé at one of the local cafés or restaurants.
Once evening hits, take some time to explore the exciting nightlife here. You will find an array of clubs and bars that will enable you to unwind and really let your hair down. Hugely popular nightclubs such as Loud Mansion provide you with pulsing music and an electrifying atmosphere, with the revelry continuing until the early hours. Psiri is another great place to go to for some raucous revelry, with plenty of options available catering for a wide variety of tastes and preferences.
Day 2 – A day of adventure
With a full day at your disposal, take the time to enjoy excitement and adventure with some serious exploration. A visit to the sites and historical attractions around the Acropolis is a must while you're in Athens, so this is a great place to head after you've kicked off your day with some strong and aromatic Greek coffee and perhaps some figs in honey at your hotel or one of the local eateries. Take in the magnificent ruins, the many temples and the Parthenon as well as the Ancient Temple of Olympian Zeus. Also, keep some time aside to visit museums such as the Acropolis Museum, or for those with kids, the Museum of Greek Children's Art.
A visit to Plaka will give you a taste and feel of local tradition and culture, allowing you to feel part of this fascinating destination. You can stop off for lunch at one of the local tavernas before resuming your day of exploration and adventure. While in Plaka, head to the tiny neighbourhood of Anafiotika; an attractive and picturesque place where you will find some incredible ancient monuments as well as colourful houses and diverse culture.
Day 3 – Relax and unwind
Your final day in Athens should be reserved for relaxation and fun before you hit the road again (or head to the airport, as the case may be). Athens has some stunning beaches 40 or so minutes' drive out of town, so slap on your sunscreen, get into your swimwear and head for the custard-coloured sands and azure surf. After your previous day of exploration, you will be ready to kick back and let those aching muscles take a break.
In the afternoon, you can take a stroll around the local shops, which will vary based on which part of Athens you are staying in. Glyfada is a great place to enjoy a unique shopping experience, so hop on a tram or call a taxi and get yourself to this vibrant town. Here you will find a variety of stores where you can pick up all sorts of goods, including local handicrafts and lace. You will also find the Glyfada Golf Course located here, so if you are a keen golfer this is the ideal place to tee off for some gentle and relaxing recreation.
In the evening, it's best to avoid a late night with partying and clubs if you have an early start the next day. So, head to a local restaurant and enjoy sampling some authentic Greek food such as Dakos (Cretan salad) and Gemista (baked, stuffed vegetables) and maybe a glass (or two) of ouzo, before heading back to your hotel to pack.
Take a package holiday to Greece, and even with only three days in Athens, you can still find time to explore the history, experience the culture and cuisine, enjoy the beaches and nightlife, and even get time to do a little shopping along the way
Perfect winter for travelling
Nothing quite matches the excitement of taking off on a miserable winter's day and just a few hours later finding yourself on the perfect winter sun holiday, city break or ski adventure.
easyJet's winter schedule for 2013/14 is on sale now and will be flying to a selection of winter sun, ski and city break destinations which are sure to be exactly what you need to see you through until the Springtime.
The airline's winter schedule will take off from 27 October 2013 and tickets are available to book online now at easyJet.com. Get in early for the best choice of flights and fares, available up until 2 March 2014.
Whether you're a beginner looking for a picturesque nursery slope, a seasoned professional seeking a challenge or an après ski aficionado, we pick out our favourite resorts that will offer some of the best action packed Alpine getaways for everyone to enjoy.
Apart from Cuckoo clocks, Switzerland is best known for its skiing and snowboarding thanks to the renowned ski destination of Geneva. Famed for its scenic snow-capped mountains and with more than 200 resorts within 100 kilometres of the city it is arguably one of the greatest skiing hubs in the world.
With the airport located only six minutes away from the Alpine mountains, Innsbruck makes the perfect family ski destination within easy reach of the slopes for everyone to enjoy. Located in between the German and Italian borders, the beautiful city is surrounded by picturesque snow covered scenery for the ultimate winter break.
Other resorts in the Alpine slopes to visit include the picturesque Lyon for its pine-framed slopes and chic French charm or for a more bustling ski break, why not try Grenoble which is famed for its clubs and bars.
Winter Sun
Winter breaks in the sun continue to be a popular choice for sun-starved Brits, making it never too early to plan a holiday. If you're a sun seeker looking for sea and sand – easyJet has it covered. Here are a few of our favourites to help shake off those winter blues.
The beautiful Canary Island of Fuerteventura is just off the coast of Morocco and is drenched in sunshine all year round. Fuerteventura's gorgeous stretches of beach and amazing sand create the perfect destination for the winter beach holiday, with the clear warm waters perfect for water sports and the nightlife fun-filled and exciting.
Located only 80 miles from the coast of Africa, Lanzarote is a great family focussed winter sun destination offering sunshine from January to December. Lanzarote's unspoilt beaches are spectacular, from the white beaches of Playa Blanca to the black sands of Playa Quemada. Las Cucharas beach on the Costa Teguise is famous for its windsurfing and other water sports.
For an alternative to the Canaries, head south to Egypt which is fast becoming a popular winter sun destination thanks to its guaranteed sunshine, rich culture and fantastic value for money. The stunning coastal resort of Sharm El Sheikh is located on the tip of the Sinai Peninsula and framed by the barren Sinai desert and crystal-clear waters of the Red Sea. With sun, sea and sand, watersports, horse and camel riding as well as desert safaris, it is one of the best-known spots on the Red Sea Riviera that offers a winter sun break with a difference.
Other winter sun destinations that are sure to have you revitalised after leaving the cold weather behind are the popular Canary Islands of Gran Canaria and Tenerife, or try the beautiful Mediterranean island of Cyprus, with its blend of lively city resorts, water parks and rich history perfect for sight-seeing, it's a great holiday for all the family to enjoy.
Top Affordable Caribbean Breaks
For most people, the very thought of a trip to the Caribbean tends to conjure up images of turquoise waters, powder white beaches, sizzling sunshine and lush foliage. Happily, this is all quite close to fact. Include a laid-back atmosphere, tropical breezes, sumptuous local cuisine, and a diverse culture, and you're pretty much spot on.
No matter where you go in the Caribbean, you'll find yourself having unforgettable experiences and a holiday that will leave you feeling refreshed, rejuvenated and eager to come back and sample more of what the Caribbean has to offer. At The Co-operative Travel, you can choose from a great selection of fabulous Caribbean holidays, each of which has something unique and exciting to offer.
Three top affordable Caribbean holidays with The Co-operative Travel
Many people are keen to escape to a paradisiacal destination and get away from the stresses of daily life for a week or two. However, with the current financial climate the way it is, most people are having to be mindful about how much they spend on their annual holiday. At The Co-operative Travel you can choose from a great selection of affordable yet incredible Caribbean holiday experiences, so you get to enjoy the best of both worlds.
The following Caribbean holidays available from The Co-operative Travel are some of the most affordable getaways available.
Cuba holidays
Independent since 1902, Cuba is a wonderful, fascinating and unique Caribbean destination, that's home to some of the world's most beautiful beaches. If you want to get up close and personal with paradise on earth, Cuba is the place for you. It's not simply a destination for sun seekers, idyllic beaches and tropical heat, (though there are nearly 300 beaches on the island if that's what you want) – it's also an island steeped in a fascinating and sometimes disquieting history, where visitors can immerse themselves in the unique culture of the place.
When it comes to expense, this island is one of the most affordable in the Caribbean, which makes it a great choice for those looking to experience the region at a non-prohibitive price. There are many incredible places to stay, visit, and explore in Cuba, such as the historic capital city of Havana with its Cadillac-filled streets and candy-coloured buildings, its second city, Santiago de Cuba, or the stunning Cayos islands.
Dominican Republic holidays
The Dominican Republic is one of the most popular Caribbean destinations among holidaymakers, and this is not surprising as it also tends to be the most affordable. This is a place where you will find stunning resorts alongside breath-taking natural beauty. There is a very diverse landscape to take in here, from its incredible coastline to lush rainforests and majestic mountains.
There is also plenty of history and culture to explore in the Dominican Republic, with a range of fascinating historical sites to explore. One of the most significant of these places is the first city in the New World, Santo Domingo, which was discovered in 1496 by Christopher Columbus' brother, Bartolomeo. The city, one of the most heavily populated in the Caribbean, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and offers a curious mix of medieval and the ultra-modern in terms of architecture.
Barbados holidays
Barbados is a Caribbean destination that is enduringly popular with the British. While some of the architecture and even the recreational activities give off a very British feel, the gorgeous landscapes, beautiful beaches and sizzling sunshine will make you think of any place but home. Barbados combines a relaxed vibe and chilled out ambiance with vibrant nightlife, exciting festivities and fascinating culture.
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We approached JUST as a fresh batch was dumped and salted! I doused mine real good with the apple cider vinegar they had on hand! My wife asked for ketchup and was quite taken aback when she was told they do not have any ketchup. Again, I told her it must be a local "thing" to ONLY use vinegar. Oh well.
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Has a book ever inspired you to hop on a bus to the next town, book a plane ticket or plan the expedition of a lifetime?
Sometimes it's an epic recounting of a classic trip. In other cases, it's simply a book with such a strong sense of place that you can't wait to see that land, taste that food and hear that language for yourself.
I've lost count of the number of books that have spurred me to travel, but here are some of my favourites. Many are books I read as an impressionable kid that have resonated for decades—literary merit (or lack thereof) notwithstanding.
The Top 10 lists are utterly unscientific and personal—among other things, it reflects interests as diverse as Buddhism, chick lit and the Second World War—so please chime in with suggestions of your own in the comments section. In particular, thrillers and horror novels scare the heck out of me, so I'm woefully uninformed about the charms of Stieg Larsson's Stockholm or Stephen King's Maine. And I'm eager to expand my knowledge of foreign authors in translation. I'd love it if you'd fill me in.
1 – The Catcher in the Rye, by J.D. Salinger
2 – The Last House of Ulster, A Family in Belfast, by Charles Foran
3 – The Watch That Ends the Night, by Hugh MacLennan
4 – Heidi, by Johanna Spyri
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What a mouth full. Hello! I have been riding the BP roller coaster for a while now. Had Electro Convulsive Therapy done a little over a month ago now. My first ECT went completely out of hand. My seizure lasted three minutes and change. Not the usual 15-30 seconds. Ended up in emergency, etc etc. However, had another ECT done two days later...voltage lowered, seizure two minutes this time. Horrific headache. And the story stays the same for four weeks.
While staying at the hospital, I was under close observation to make sure I didn't seize up on my own after the ECT events. While observed, my hospital shrink figured I was showing signs of Dissociative Identity Disorder. She compared notes with my long term shrink, and out of no where this new dx came out.
What a month! Long story short...I have tried almost every SSRI and have tried a few benzos and a few anti-psychotics. Now nothing but Tegretol aka Carbamazepine. Just started that after my last ECT, currently at 900 mg and climbing.
Just looking for a few similar stories. Not a whole lot of personal accounts regarding Dissociative Disorder with Bipolar out there. I did a lot of research on BP and the like, but totally blind to DID. And I will just leave it at this for now.
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I wanted to welcome you to the HW family, I am glad you found us. I hope you find the support you are looking for here.
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Posted 9/1/2007 10:42 AM (GMT -7)
Out of curiosity how did you get your diagnosis for Dissociative Identity Disorder? Sorry but it is not a topic we have on HW probably because it is not that common. I'm with you on SSRIs, they give me bad side-effects and nothing else. I am glad that the tegretol is working for you, it is hard to find the right combos these days.
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Posted 10/9/2007 12:56 AM (GMT -7)
Hi, I'm a new member, Blessing Waters. I was attracted by a message by Hyde concerning ECT and Dissociative Identity Disorder while surfing and looking for info on exactly that topic. What a way to receive anew diagnosis! Sorry for that. We seem to have a lot in common. I am also Bi-polar, with ultra-rapid cycling (can be several times a day) and mixed states. I am currently experiencing a major depression, have had an increase in Nardil (an MAOI) and it has made some aspects of my problems worse, but won't getr into that right now. A doctor has speculated about
ECT, as i also, have had a terrible time finding a medication to help my depression and if this one isn't working I am fearful of ECT, most because i don't know how my memory for the pasat will be affected, as it pertains to both memories i have recovered and those i am still trying to draw forward. Perhaps Hyde would share his thoughts on the memory issue. It would help me. As far as the bipolar goes, I'm having a lot of trouble feeling sleepy and wanting to go to bed at night. I'm not sure why, or even if it is related to tghe bi-polar. It began months before my med increase. I didn't go to bed at all two nights ago and 4:00 AM the following night. I slept about
5-6 hours and now it's almost 2 AM and i fee, perhaps, another all-nightger coming on. I do not have a psychiatrist right now, long story, so my family doctor will re-write prescript
ions, but that's all. I have a referral in to see a psychiatristr who actually belpeives in DID. I just pray he'll take me on. I'm so complicated, i also have two eating disorders and Post traumatic stress disorder. However, I'm lucky, as I am still able to do a lot of useful things, like writing books, in spit of all the chaos. I'd love to hear from anyone at all who resonates in any way with what I've said. Enough said for now,
Blessing Waters.(PS I was diagnosed with DID in 2000; I know a lot about
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Posted 10/9/2007 5:47 AM (GMT -7)
Hello Blessing Waters,
Welcome to the forum. I hope you find the support you need here. I'm going to move your post to the main page in a thread of your own so more people see it. It's good to have you.
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Posted 10/9/2007 10:12 AM (GMT -7)
I am most grateful. Thank you.
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Posted 10/21/2007 7:22 PM (GMT -7)
Dear Hyde, As far as I know, dissociative disorders are caused from trauma. I experienced trauma as a child and by the time I was a teenager I had a dissociative disorder. I felt a disconnect between "me" and my skin. It felt completely unnatural to be in a human body, like I was rejecting my body. It got better with therapy, but I still feel disconnected from other people or like there is something surreal about
my environment at times. I also have bipolar disorder and the only thing I've found in common with the two is that stress will trigger both. I wish you well in your journey to wellness. Make sure to demand good, attentive doctors.
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Posted 10/21/2007 9:21 PM (GMT -7)
Dear Hyde and insaneinsuburbia,
I hear you both feeling dejected by the sruggles, serious struggles that wear you down and make coping even harder. I'll just let the two of you know that i give seminars on childhood sexual ab use and dissociative identity disorder. I've read extensivley, the professional literature and will gladly answewr your questions in an approriate way. I am not a therapist, so I cannot diagnose or treat, but I can make suggestions to help cope and explanations to help you understand your experiences. If a I cross a boundary, someone will let me know and I will be grateful for their observance. Truths can help you deal with reality and give you some bit of power over the crap that wantrs to over-take your life. If I can help, I will. However, I see my doctor in the morning and he's going to gtry to get me into the hospital to deal with my meds. They might not keep me, but if they do, I don't know how long i might be there. Take care everyone and I will send healing thoughts.
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I too am new here. I was diagnosed w/DID and I hate the reality that comes with it. I am looking for support and find that the mental health community where I live is too closed to the realities I experience. I work fulltime in the field but find it harder and harder to maintain normalcy in the hospital system I am currently employed with. I hope to be an asset here and to also receive the support that I need.
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Posted 6/8/2013 11:20 PM (GMT -7)
Hi Fin,
I am going to copy your post and start a new thread for you so your introduction doesn't get lost in this old thread. I'm also going to lock this thread to make sure you get all your welcomes and replies on your new thread. Welcome to HW! I'm glad you've joined! :)
Fin, your introduction thread is located here: http://www.healingwell.com/community/default.aspx?f=13&m=2757980
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SAN FRANCISCO Barry Zitos face was flushed and his eyeswere beginning to mist up, and it had little to do with the Mumm and Bud Lightbeing sprayed around him.
Itd be special, man, said Zito, asked about perhaps taking theball for Game 1 of the World Series in a Giants uniform. It would be such ahuge honor to do that, especially against a guy on (Justin) Verlanders level,a guy who was MVP of the league last year.
The Giants havent announced a starting pitcher yet. Theyllhave to select the first two starters from a pool that includes Zito, TimLincecum and Madison Bumgarner. But word around the team is that Zito deservesthe honor, and the expectation is that it will be accorded to him after his 723 scoreless innings in Game 5 at Busch Stadium provided the turning point inthis NLCS.
Its an honor that would come with heaps of meaning forZito, who was left off all three postseason rosters in 2010 and has spent sixseasons trying to prove that he could be the kind of front-of-the-rotation pitcher as a Giantthat he was over seven seasons with the As.
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Ive been working so hard and I just wanted to show the guys,prove to the guys, that I could perform in the postseason, Zito said. Thatfirst start, I was so amped up and rushing, it didnt turn out the way Iwanted. So to have another opportunity to help my team, I looked at that as ablessing.
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And what if he gets a shot to carry over that momentum bythrowing the first pitch of a World Series a stage that the As never reachedin his five trips to the postseason with them?
Its funny, there are almost two halves to how I feel aboutthat, Zito said. I would be so excited for the opportunity, and on the otherhand, you have to stop and say, Whoa, Ive got to make some pitches here.Those are some great hitters 60 feet away and Ive got to bear down.
Zito has some good memories to draw upon. His interleaguestart at Detroit on July 2 of last year stood out for several reasons: It washis first outing back from his first career stay on the disabled list afterspraining his ankle in April. He made that start on just three days of rest, after manager Bruce Bochy asked himif he could take the ball because the team was short a rested pitcher after playing adoubleheader in Chicago earlier in the week.
Not only that, but Zito waited out a delay of almost three hours as apurple-tinged thunderstorm disrupted play in the third inning. Incredibly, Zitocame back and tossed four more shutout innings, ending the day with six inall.
He did it at a time when many viewed him as a sunk cost, anafterthought or both.
I wanted to pitch, man, he said that day. I agreed topitch on three days of rest and I wanted to keep up that agreement.
A year later, Zito looks back on the statement he made thatstormy night in Detroit and he smiles.
That was one of the highlights of my career, he said. By now,Ive thrown on short rest, on long rest, Ive pretty much seen every aspect ofthe game in my career. To have this happen now is just so sweet, and it means so muchmore than anything Ive ever done.
The Giants havent faced a Verlander-level pitcher this postseason, all due respect to Homer Bailey. And yikes, if the Tigers use Anibal Sanchez in Game 2 hesonly 3-0 with a 0.36 ERA in three career starts at AT&T Park. The Tigers,like the Reds and Cardinals, feature all right-handed starters, too. So it won't be easy for their hitters by any stretch.
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But in terms of lineup, the Tigers actually represent abetter matchup for the Giants on a few levels. Unlike the Reds and especiallythe Cards, who mashed left-handers all season, the Tigers were just 26-25against left-handed starters compared to 62-49 against right-handers. They hit22 points higher against right-handers, too (.275 to .253). So Bochy might be able to make better use of some of his left-handed weapons in the bullpen.
I dont have a true read on how Madison Bumgarners sidesessions have gone over the past week, but if the Giants are at all hopefulthat hes found something in his mechanics to help him with location and finishon his pitches, then theyd have to consider him for a Game 2 start and keepLincecum in the swingman role, where hes been so valuable.
Hunter Pence needed someone to make him a sign and pin it tohis gray sweatshirt. NO, I HAVEN'T SEEN A REPLAY YET."
One swarm of reporters after another approached him in thepostgame clubhouse, asking if hed seen the slow-mo of histriple-contact hit on the Joe Kelly pitch that broke his bat in the thirdinning.
Did he realize the ball hit his bat three times?
I didnt feel that, Pence said. I just felt it break mybat. Weird. I get a lot of weird broken-bat hits. That ones up there.
I mean, could you see it? Try to watch that with the nakedeye and tell me if you see that. I dont think you can.
Pence said he had just talked with special assistant WillClark in the dugout about how good hitters dont get jammed. He said hed beready for something inside and that hed try to stay inside the ball.
Ive never hit a ball like that, Clark said with a laugh.Ive never seen a ball hit like that. Thats the beauty of baseball. Thebaseball gods were shining on the Giants tonight.
Shining through a rainstorm.
Brandon Belt was ready for an inside pitch, too. That homerun he hit off a 98-mph fastball from Mitchell Boggs in the eighth might havecome with the score already lopsided, but it carried almost as much importanceas a tiebreaking shot to Belt.
Thank goodness, said Belt, who avoided champagne spraywith a serious ski visor that looked military-issue. They pitched me in thewhole time and I finally got my bat to a ball.
Clark, J.T. Snow and hitting coach Hensley Meulens alsooffered a tip to Pablo Sandoval, who moved up on the plate a little bit. Thatshow Sandoval was able to get the barrel to Kyle Lohses outside pitch and riflea double that set up the Giants huge, five-run rally in the third inning.
He got the pitch he wanted, said Clark, and he whackedthe dog meat out of it.
Sandoval improved to 10 for 25 in the Giants sixelimination games, by the way.
Neither Matt Cain nor Matt Holliday had much to say aboutthe pitch that found meaty upper arm in the sixth inning.
But that was not an 0-2 mistake. You can be clear about thatmuch.
You dont find many players more gracious than Pence.
Our side isnt the only story, he said. These are twogreat teams that deserved to go on. It just seemed like tonight was our night.
Its easy to forget that the Cardinals had won sixconsecutive elimination games over the past two seasons. Now their titledefense is over, and Carlos Beltran still hasnt made it to a World Series.
Anybody else think Andy Dufresne when Marco Scutaro wasdrinking in the rain during the ninth inning?
It might be time to take Brian Wilson seriously.
Three months ago, he cavorted through the clubhouse andpredicted the Giants would win it all in Game 6 of the World Series, on Oct. 31at AT&T Park.
I tapped him on the shoulder and asked if hes sticking withthat call.
Pshhh, of course, he said. Halloween night. Get on board,already!


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Thomas did have a brother Joseph, born in Royton in 1853, I think.
William, their father, was a collier according to his marriage certificate, but later became the landlord of the Half Way House on Shaw Road, Oldham.
William's father was Stephen Sheard, a weaver from Saddleworth.
William's wife was Mary Bottomley, daughter of James Bottomley, also a weaver from Saddleworth.
However, this Joseph married and lived with his family and his parents at the Half Way House.He was with his father when the latter died of a cerebral seizure in, I think, 1896.
It's exciting to think that some Sheards did progress to the new world, but my lot seem to have been pretty unadventurous, I'm afraid.