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The spreadsheet:https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1O3mHn5Yb-aK4jSMcdRPnedIQfzAOWmKhVBFZ4BA_75I/edit?usp=sharing THE ANALYSIS: Last week, the CDC reported just over 2000 deaths per day from COVID 19, an increase of over 200% from just a month earlier. Back when there were 1000 deaths per day, I heard some say that COVID deaths were mostly elderly people with comorbidities, and the risk for a 40 […]
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Entrepreneur, Founder and CEO at AlgoLab Capital Management Ltd Description In this interview Mike Townsend interviews Greg Kolodziejzyk, founder of AlgoLab. In his 20’s Greg quit his job at a local oil company based out of Calgary Albert and started his own business as a freelance graphic designer. In 1994 his company, Image Club, was purchased for millions and […]
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Record unemployment numbers and the market goes up. Rising COVID19 death rates and community spread showing up around the world and the market goes up. For the first time in history oil prices dip into negative territory, and the market goes up. Earning projections as we go into earnings season are pessimistic at best, and […]
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Well, if there is even the smallest element of “guessing” when we make decisions, then the answer is yes. Take a look at this plot below. This shows the average effect size per trial based on 5677 ARV trials over a period of 13 years. You can read more about what an ARV trial is […]
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On March 14, 2013 I produced this 20 minute video describing my theory on how associative remote viewing predicts the future. As I have said before, it is my opinion that we don’t “predict”, we “effect” via retro casual micro psychokinesis, or “retro-PK” for short. There is plenty of statistically valid evidence that we can […]
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On Feb 19, 2019 I actually won the 100 km Iditasport Ultramarathon in some 30 hours. BRUTAL is all I can say. I won because all other runners DROPPED OUT. The conditions were very difficult. Recent new snow + warm temperatures made for mashed potatoes. I ran about half the race in snow shoes – […]
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In November, 2019 my buddy Bryon Howard and I decided that we were going actually commit to something we’ve been talking about for years. To compete in the Race To Alaska – a 750 mile race up the inside passage from Port Townsend, WA to Ketchikan, Alaska. And, we thought it would be fun to […]
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I’ve always thought that a person needs to do one thing every year that scares the crap out of them. I’m very happy to have checked that item off my to do list for this year!I just ran the West Coast Trail – solo. Here is my story: And here is the VIDEO: My day […]
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I have been really bad about keeping my blog up to date, and I feel like I need to start getting back into a routine of posting regularily. I do enjoy sharing, and I value feedback, and discussion, but for me blogging is a really great way to organize and prioritize my goals. My blog […]
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Koa: Hawaiian for “Bold“ Thanks for your suggestions regarding a new name for the boat. You had some really great ideas that were definitely responsible for sparking some deeper thought of my own. When I sat down a couple of years ago with the intent of developing a keynote speech, I did some pondering about […]
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Please weigh-in on your choice of paint color: Choice #1: Viper Bright Orange Pearl Choice #2: Crayola Crayon Skin Color We liked the skin color idea so much, that we just went ahead and painted her skin color. Yes, this is an attempt at being funny. The photo above is just the beige colored epoxy […]
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According to Wikipedia, a “Coulee” is: Coulees are generally deep steep-sided ravines formed by erosion, commonly found in the northwestern United States and southwestern Canada. If you try to run across Coulees, they will destroy you, crush you, and you will hurt. And they will make you cry like a baby. (OK – so maybe […]
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WiTHiN hits the water for the first time! No surprises at the lake today which is good news! Loading into the water was a snap – good thing I made the 8′ tongue extender. It worked perfectly and WiTHiN slid off the bunks into the water. The drive to the reservoir was a bit bouncy. […]
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Hatches & port lights on, not painted yet, no electronics, no equipment – still TONS to do, but she is ready to see water for the first time! This is a view from inside the cockpit facing the stern. You can see the cabin hatch which is open to the side (like a door). This […]
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I cannot believe that we will actually be ready for the very first lake trials on Sunday! By looking at these shots taken today, you might not believe it either, but we are much closer to finishing than it might appear. There won’t be any paint on WiTHiN, or electronics or equipment aside from the […]
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I’ve been trying to figure out how to mount the VHF radio antenna, my AIS antenna, GPS antenna, Navigation light, radar reflector. that’s a lot of stuff up high which is not great for windage and offsets what we are trying to accomplish with the keel bulb which is required for stability. So, I posted […]
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The new PedalTheOcean.com web site is now up and running! What’s new: Let’s give away 3000 bikes to 3000 kids!Goal: 3000 bikes for 3000 kids in 3000 miles Currently 1 in 3 of North American children are overweight. The health care costs associated with this issue cost Americans over $13 billion a year, and Canadians […]
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There comes a time in every project where I am teetering between feeling like everything is totally out of control and very near complete disaster, and feeling the excitement of being so close to completing a significant benchmark. I’m there right now. And I’m also being a bit dramatic. Things are nowhere near ‘crazy out […]
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Read Greg’s free e-book “Disrupting Wall Street”
