meauxna

heheheh.. look, I don't have a dog in this fight but I have been in professional sales all my life and there are a couple of points of interest in this thread that you should pay attention to.

And if you're going to post a link to back up your message, make sure it's the right one. Yours says:

Water temperature

The strait's shallow depths lend to warm water temperatures in summer months, with some areas reaching 25 °C, or 77 °F. Consequently the strait is reportedly home to the warmest ocean water temperatures in Canada, and some of the warmest ocean water temperatures on the Atlantic coast north of Virginia.

During the winter months between December and April, sea ice covers the entire strait and Gulf of St. Lawrence.

Now, I *do* know the Caribbean, and the water is not usually that low. This quote says that is the temp in the summer; it is April today. Oh yeah, it says right there that *sea ice* covers the water up to.. April (so that *is* ice in the photos).

You're in a beautiful part of the world; nothing wrong with promoting it.

Steve_P

It says in places.

That's pretty tepid bath water.

Poppy2

Not wanting to stir the pot at all, but if our blood temp is 37 C then a temp of 25 is relatively cold to us. An example is when I do waterbirths, the temp needs to be between 34 and 37 degrees for it to feel like warm bathwater. Its not at all like air temps.

Ontheboatout

yeah but....no but.....yeah but.....no but.......

When its 30C and sunny, with virtually no waves, and you can walk out into the sea for 100 metres, and still be at knee depth, it is very, very warm - as warm as sea I've experienced in the Caribbean. I'll send some.

Poppy2

That was so Vicky Pollard! Good work! Most definately, on a sunny day, with hardly any wind, that would be totally wonderful. I was just meaning the temp itself wouldnt make me put my toe in - definately needs to be a glorious day for it. I will definately be over there this summer, dibbling the old toes!

Almost Canadian

How to win friends and influence people...

meauxna

heh, actually the Dale Carnegie Training Sales Advantage program would be a good investment for anyone starting out in professional sales.

SAW 04

Ontheboatout

Maybe if you hadn't seen "Little Britain" you wouldn't have understood the reference. I thought you would have living in Fall River.

Thanks for all the marketing tips - they are very sound. I was UK Sales and Marketing Manager for a company in the UK that didn't have one before and obtained sales of over £1m in 3 months from zero. Surprising for a buffoon.

Did I mention how wonderful the North Shore is?

Almost Canadian

Are you the woman that lost out to Michelle Dewsbury on the Apprentice a couple of years ago.

Please remember to inform us when you do seal a purchase/sale on behalf of a client. I am sure others are just as curious as I am to see how long this will take

Corky

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Please remember to inform us when you do seal a purchase/sale on behalf of a client. I am sure others are just as curious as I am to see how long this will take[/QUOTE]

Well he has been putting on a big drive for the Brits to come to the "north Shore" So I am sure it won't belong until he makes a sale.....

Good Luck to You.....Tradewinds are good.

Mrs Muesli

I'm confused....didn't someone say you were a microbiologist? How many career changes have you had?

Mrs Muesli

Well he has been putting on a big drive for the Brits to come to the "north Shore" So I am sure it won't belong until he makes a sale.....

Good Luck to You.....Tradewinds are good.[/QUOTE]

S'truth....it's going to be as crowded as Blackpool on a Bank Holiday....yuck!

Tangram

What does that mean ?

SAW 04

Im guessing its another cheap shot at someone not living on the fabulous North shore.