J2Ski Forum Posts and Replies by Ian Wickham

ise wrote:

Ian Wickham wrote:

AlpineM wrote:[spam removed - Admin]

Lift pass is a bit pricey, can you do any offers???????

I think I've a link for discounts at Alpine Meadows, I could send it by PM to you, I wouldn't want to spam J2SKI with it :D

AlpineM wrote:[spam removed - Admin]

bandit wrote:

Mike from NS wrote:

bandit wrote:, I bet he could do quality circles :lol:
Yes, I do agree with your approach :D

My turn : :oops:
I took your reference to "QC" as this: "...Kaizen can operate at the level of an individual, or through Kaizen Groups or Quality Circles which are groups specifically brought together to identify potential improvements."

Which I had to look up. :roll:

Will we see pictures of your trip soon bandit?

Mike :wink:

We should quit digging a conceptual hole, and instead concentrate on endless ski trivia, or I'll be thinking I'm back in the world of work again :lol:

Photos as soon as my uppermost Hierarchical Needs are met as per Maslow's Theory........ )

Once I get back to a full size laptop, I'll change the thread title a bit and put some photos on here :D

Mike from NS wrote:

bandit wrote:, I bet he could do quality circles :lol:
Yes, I do agree with your approach :D

My turn : :oops:
I took your reference to "QC" as this: "...Kaizen can operate at the level of an individual, or through Kaizen Groups or Quality Circles which are groups specifically brought together to identify potential improvements."

Which I had to look up. :roll:

Will we see pictures of your trip soon bandit?

Mike :wink:

bandit wrote:

Ian Wickham wrote:

bandit wrote:I can picture you and Mrs W in Lech. I reckon it would meet your needs :D

I have this picture in my vivid imagination, Mrs W in Lech with a credit card :cry: :wink: :twisted: :shock:

Why Wickers, whatever is the matter :shock:

I have skied Lech, and I liked it :D

Mike from NS wrote:

bandit wrote:
I think I'd fall down in the Quality Circles )

Depends upon the membership of the "quality circle" :mrgreen:
But it all has to be fun.

I think if we follow the Kaizen approach with dedication, our developed skills become more rewarding and stick with us better. Most of us follow this approach whether we know it or not :D
Mike :wink:

bandit wrote:I can picture you and Mrs W in Lech. I reckon it would meet your needs :D

bandit wrote:

Ian Wickham wrote:

When time catches up, it catches up.... :D :roll:

Cheers Wickers! :P Not only that, he learned to ski as a child....I began learning in my mid 20's :lol:


He was skiing some of these in a 188....

http://www.ski-review.com/content/view/666/30/

Naturally he did quite a bit of waiting for me to catch up )