J2Ski Forum Posts and Replies by getjim

How about a lens design that can counter the effects of flat light conditions?
I know there are lenses that are better for flat light but designing a function within the lens / goggle construction that can produce the effect of skiing in sunlight ie the ability to see ground contours despite the conditions being cloudy.

clairehb0 wrote:

getjim wrote:That's 3 channels and the red button to watch at once now! I've got Sky Sports on for Rugby League, flicking to Eurosport for the biathlon (which I sadly really like), Wales v France on BBC1 and I'm supposed to be fitting a new fire in the living room. Good job OH is upstairs.

You're doing all that AND surfing at the same time :shock:

Unfortunatly the slalom was a bit too wet, foggy and slushy to get max enjoyment from.

I didn't enjoy it as much as the ski & boarder cross. Conditions weren't the best for full on hips down action.
The new fire got fitted and I've hung a door today whilst watching 6 nations. Who says we can't multi task?

That's 3 channels and the red button to watch at once now! I've got Sky Sports on for Rugby League, flicking to Eurosport for the biathlon (which I sadly really like), Wales v France on BBC1 and I'm supposed to be fitting a new fire in the living room. Good job OH is upstairs.

Eljay wrote:BBC 2 at 8pm looks worth watching. "Canada's Olympic Wilderness" with Graham Bell and Ed Leigh.

Sky+ has been set.

clairehb0 wrote:and since when did Dean Macey become an expert on bob sleigh? Ok so he competed in 10 different sports - but none of them were winter sports and now he is the bob sleigh comentator.

He did compete with athlete Jason Gardener in two man bob. BBC documentary about it last year.

broom wrote:No chance, the men weigh more so they generate more speed

1st race, first casualty

Ms Balding is looking rather ravishing tonight.



Oh, sorry, silly me, have just put my specs back on. :lol:

I-gotu is another. Allows you to download to Google Earth and will insert your photos along your GPS track www.i-gotu.com

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