I was just calling around right to see if there's any what cash he's gone around like I'll do it real cheap to I'm talking like maybe 10 bucks a hour right. Yeah, I wish I could help you But yeah, we don't everything's got to be through the book.  That's how I roll ball. I'll be there five coffee in hand. Who wants coffee? What are you drinking? I wish you the best, mate. I love you. All right. You need to do something for me here All right, mate. I'll see you Monday


David, first of all, welcome. And thank you so much for finding the time and for being with us. So tell us a little bit about your beginnings. My story started when I healed myself from a chronic illness I had for 10 years. So I had ulcerative colitis, which is a digestive disorder, which is incurable. And I went to all these doctors and specialists and all they told me was to take medication. And then this is what you're gonna have for the rest of your life.  And that wasn't very pretty because every day I had internal bleeding. I had brain fog, I had fatigue, I was depressed. And every day was just a survival mode. So I said, it can't be just like that. It's gotta be a better way. There's gotta be some way of healing this, at least not having to live like that for every day of my life. So that was me for 10 years. Until I started to research into frequencies and devices. And initially it was just to improve my meditation because I was searching for spiritual growth. But in that process of searching for spiritual growth actually healed myself because I discovered these frequencies that were for my gut. And in 90 days, I healed myself completely. No more symptoms. I was completely transformed from inside and outside. Not only did I heal myself physically, I healed myself mentally, emotionally, and even spiritually. So I went, just me, without any medical background, I was able to do what all these doctors thought it wasn't possible. Wow, that's incredible. Sometimes something has to happen.  And because they look for the answers and they don't give up, they come to such a powerful solution, not just for themselves, but for others as well. So now that you have managed to heal yourself, you have realized that you have power and you want to share this power with others. Tell us a little bit more. How does it work when it comes to the energy? We know everything is energy. And how does this energy and this frequency can impact our life?  You hear all these things, but how many people actually know what frequency it is? How do you change your life? What frequency is for happiness? What frequency is for joy or for healing? What frequency is for abundance or manifesting? So people, they meditate and they get into those frequencies, but how many people can put it into a number? How many people can put it into a series of numbers that work consistently? So people, they go to Sophegio, every hurdle they go to 432, but those are very basic frequencies and they're only one frequency. So what we've done with our scientific team is we actually developed something called quantum frequencies, which has over 5,000 frequencies in the frequencies. So instead of one, we have 5,000 per frequency. So I'm gonna play it for you. This one called Remove Negative Energy. And it's pretty popular and you're gonna see why. So I'm gonna just play this for a few seconds and they give you a sample how it sounds like. Wow, powerful. Okay, so how would you define the frequency? What is the frequency? These specifically are sound frequencies, but my specialty is developing sound frequencies that work together with coils, all right? So there's different ways of experience, the body experience of frequencies, like for example with the sound, we can hear from zero to 20,000 hertz when it comes to sound. There's light frequencies. You can see certain spectrum of light and then there's electromagnetic frequencies, which actually go from very low to millions of hertz. What we found is that our body actually responds to electromagnetic frequencies. So if you know about the earth, it has a frequency too. It's called the Schumann Resonance 7.83 hertz. And that's significant because there's a doctor called Robert, Dr. Schumann, who is a German physicist. And what he did was he put a bunch of people in an underground bunker. He shielded it from all kinds of EMF. But what he also shielded from was the earth's EMF. And when they keep him down there, people eventually got very depressed and all these emotional issues. So what he did was he needed a way to create a magnetic field inside that bunker underground. So he used 7.83. He used the earth's frequency and he played it through that bunker. And I guess what happened? The people got better. The people became happier. People slept better. The people were healthier. So he turned it off again.   It's earth's frequency. Wow, excellent. This is incredible because we recently, I see especially women working with women entrepreneurs, we are open to things that probably before we were more skeptical. But now we are open to a holistic world, to so many opportunities that probably we're not able to see before. And it is incredible how much we can learn and how much we can tap into in order for us to maximize our life in this earth, in this planet earth, and to maximize also our talents and our gifts. Before we go, because I know you're going to go deeper into your presentation, I think we're very curious also to know a little bit about your personal life. Who is David? And if I can just be very straightforward, how old are you? Because you look really young. Let's get a, like a... Yes, yeah? Let's get a guess. Let's type in the chat. How old do you think David is? I would give you... 28. I would give you 25. So I'm ranging from... 30, 35. As low as 25 to up to 45. But mostly, 24, okay. Mostly around 35, right? You look like 20, I must say. Yeah. So is somebody maybe coming close? Yeah, 42. So I'm actually 42. Ladies, 42. Wow, incredible. Now, great. So tell us a little bit about your childhood and where do you live? Are you married? Do you have kids? So we want, as women, we're always curious to know a little bit of personal life as well. Before we go to the fountain. So I was born in Hong Kong and I raised in Canada. I live in Vancouver, BC. I married two dogs and I studied engineering in school. I dropped out because I didn't want to be an engineer. I wanted to be a entrepreneur. I didn't know that, but I was an entrepreneur and I started in business quite in a young age. I did real estate when I was in my 20s and then I got into software development. And one major lesson I learned in my life was I lost like a quarter million dollars and I got scammed by this con artist who was supposed to be my mentor, right? So I trusted this guy with everything and with all my money and all my hopes and dreams. And it turned out he just was a con artist. So that was very devastating and I got really depressed and I lost a lot of confidence that I had. And that actually led to me getting sick and getting my disease. And we all know that emotional issues and stress, that's what really caused this disease. And I was pretty healthy before that, but after that I got really sick. But then as you heard before, I didn't give up and I just kept searching for answers and then I eventually healed myself. So now this company called Chi Life, I started because I knew people needed it and because I know that I could reach a lot of people because of my engineering background, my software development, I used it to develop the software which is 10,000 programs now. And design, I was good at that. So I created decent products and marketing. So I put all that together. Plus I did Qi Gong, right? I think it's moving meditation, people call it. And I could feel these energies since I was young because my family has a heritage with martial arts and Tai Chi and Qi Gong. So ever since I was young, I felt these energies, I did many meditations. I feel the energy going through my body, my hands, I could project it. And I thought it was just a game. I didn't know it was real. I thought it was just my imagination. But later on I found out that there's actually science behind all this stuff. And it's measurable. You can actually measure the results of Qi energy. So combining all that life experience and knowledge, that's why I created the Qi clothes which you're gonna learn about and how it combines the ancient wisdom from Daoism, from Qi energy, from life force with the modern technology such as Rife Machines which you probably have heard about. PEMF therapy, post-selection movement in fields and the neuroscience that there's been a lot of study on. And now I have this company for five years and we've reached thousands, tens of thousands of people all around the world. And our mission is to heal the world together because I think that this technology combined with everybody's resources we can actually heal the world together. Not just like something that we sing about or just hold hands and meditate about which is good too, but we actually can scale this technology, distribute it to everyone because it's affordable, it's contactless, it's infinite, you just plug it in and you can use it as much as you want. It's compact, portable, wireless, you don't have to touch it. So that's why we're using this in schools as well because kids are having a hard time, teachers are having a hard time, they all burned out, kids are distracted, kids are depressed and anxious and actually they just did a survey by the UN and they found that 54% of kids are failing in school. They're not meeting the requirements of math and the simple things like math or reading, they're not reading anymore. So that means 35 million children in the United States. I don't know how many in the UK but the United States 35 million children, half of the children have learning challenges. So now we're implementing these in schools which is making a huge impact. So we took these kids who are labeled with disabilities, learning disabilities and after four months of using our frequencies and our technology now they're doing better than the normal kids in school. They're actually some of them scoring in the top 1% in the States. Anyway, you can talk more about that but more about myself. So my passion is I just love to see and hear people transform themselves. If you see like on my wall, there's a Chinese thing there and that means to improve yourself every day. So that's my model. I want to help other people improve themselves every day. That's why our slogan for what she calls is transform yourself 1% a day because this is it. If you're looking for something that can help you without effort, that's the thing, right? Everybody wants to change themselves. They want to improve themselves but everything out there, most of the stuff out there takes effort. This doesn't require effort because you just have to turn it on. Like I said, what frequencies are for manifesting? What frequencies for health? What frequencies are for energy? What frequencies are for abundance? We have them, you just have to turn it on.   It lifts the energy and creates this healing environment throughout the whole home. So I have lots of stories.  And I was so sick. I couldn't even make a phone call before. I couldn't even lift the phone. And now I drove all the way here by myself and I'm here to meet you because you're in town. And so thankful for you saving my life basically and healing me. So I get so many of those stories and that's what really motivates me. And even people with cancer, we don't make any claims about cancer, but what we can say is we do have many testimonials. People who have cancer, stage four, okay? This is terminal cancer. And then after using our technology for well 30 to 60 days, they go back to the doctor and they can't find a tumor anymore. Didn't know where it went. So David, you're saying that with the technology, with the new modern world, with awakening and breakouts rules that people are learning to experience because now we are open to so many opportunities. There is no excuse anymore for people to get stuck. And as you mentioned, you don't need to have a transformation overnight, but if you transform yourself 1% per day or just tiny little bit of progress every single day and take yourself into that journey and put yourself into that belief and also take yourself accountable because you are in charge for that transformation. You are in charge for that change in your life and where do you find these resources? Go and search. So you're saying that now you are witnessing more and more people to want to change that, more and more people to access these facilities and resources that people like you are providing because it's much more that we can do with life. How do you see things changing in the world, especially in this modern world now where all the time with our devices and tell us your experience, is it hope that is it going to be better or what do we need to get it better? I think it's going to get better for people who are willing to wake up and willing to use different ideas and resources and willing to embrace technology that actually helps you. Where the generally things might get worse for a lot of people because we just went through the pandemic, we can see what kind of things and craziness can happen and what kind of control that these people in control and what kind of things they try to do to the public and literally just killing a lot of people, right? But I think people who are willing to do something different than what they hear or what they see conventionally, which is a lot of people now, by the way, a lot of people are trying alternative things and that's why a lot of people are transforming themselves and a lot of people are getting a lot healthier, but there's still a lot of doctors. And the average age now is expanded and maybe you will put a little bit more attention to how we can stay younger and how we can take care of ourselves and how can maybe you can share some secrets or any formula that you have found or you can be generous to give it to us as women. We really want to maximize it. Thank you so much, David.


Nice early morning folks. Nice early morning. Got that coffee going. Oh, man. Nice little sunrise and that car ride Driving up in the Rocky Mountains Gosh, it is chilly made it to a Rappahoe Basin, which is I believe it's the highest ski resort in Colorado, I believe which is saying something because there's a lot of ski resorts here I am currently at ten thousand seven hundred feet above sea level in Colorado and so testing some new gear today pretty excited about this Solomon hat to protect my ears It's got the flaps here protect my neck and Got the Solomon Ultras the S lab Ultras from Solomon Basically this shoe is designed for the hundred mile races and that is exactly what I'll be running in September The run rabbit run 100 mile in steamboat Springs another ski resort So it had this guy has a lot more cushion compared to the speed cross fours, which is on my feet right now I'm gonna start today's run in the speed cross fours. I love these shoes They're definitely a little more aggressive and bulky compared to the Ultras here And these guys are designed for once again the longer The longer runs but not as much elevation gain per se which the race in September has about 20,000 feet of vertical Whereas in like today, I'm gonna probably I'm gonna attempt to hit about 10,000 feet of vertical So starting off in the speed cross fours. Oh, by the way, I yes do have the GoPro with me and so Let's let's fire it up mr. GoPro.  Come on. See you can in 5d. Let's go go pro come on mile two It was 48 degrees at the car Borderline put a jacket on for the start of the run, but I should have known better It's always you never want to start with a jacket in the summertime like it just it was chilly But it was not worthy of a jacket So stripping down mile two Rolling out of bounds. Oh, baby I'm gonna I'm gonna talk about avoiding burnout in a minute in a minute Well, probably about an hour and a half or two but first I Gotta go that way


Hi everyone, welcome to the first in our series of Tuesday talks with the CSU AO, the computer science and engineering undergraduate advising office. I'm very excited for our very first conversation to be joined by one of my colleagues, a fellow staff advisor in the CSU AO. So kind of a conversation where we're talking to someone who knows a lot of the same things that I do so it feels like a strange just back and forth of people who know all the info but I think that can be really useful. Hopefully answer some frequently asked questions you have. So first things before I introduce Shelby, my name is Gray strain I use they them or she her pronouns and as I said, I am a staff academic advisor in the CSU AO and I want to introduce my fantastic colleague Shelby if you want to introduce yourself. Yeah, hello everyone, my name is Shelby Eddie and the pronouns I use or she her. I am also an undergraduate staff advisor in the CSU undergraduate advising office. I've actually been in this position for a little over two years. So I've likely met with some of you and maybe an individual appointment or maybe virtual drop in advising on Wednesdays. As an advisor, I meet with students and appointments and in these appointments, I'm typically discussing their course selection with them may be connecting them with campus resources. Discussing their post graduation plans and a variety of other topics that may impact a student's experience as a CSU student or just a student at U of M. So advisors are really here to help you explore options and make plans to achieve your goals. I think that's a perfect encapsulation of what we do. So ditto to all that that Shelby just said, I've been here since November so coming up on almost a year. Shelby is of course the senior and the in the wiser advisor so happy to chat with her about some of the questions that I think we often get and some stuff we want to share with you all for the fall. So jumping right in we have a pretty long list but hopefully going to get through all of them and get some info out there. So first question. This is something we're talking with students about all the time right now. You know the fall semester is just about to start many of our students are currently on wait lists for various EECS courses. What do you recommend that students on the wait list should do. Yeah, yeah this is a really big question for students in general and I think like you said particularly RCS students so first and foremost we recommend staying on the wait list for your first choice course. But with a caveat that you should be enrolling in something an alternative course that is open key keyword is open so that you have some placeholder on that schedule in case you don't get off of the wait list you have this backup plan built in. To help you identify, excuse me identify an alternative course, we do suggest taking a look at your program guide so for CSLSA students looking at yours, and vice versa, you know for the DSN, Gen CSN students. We also recommend generating your degree audit report or unofficial audit you may hear us refer to it as you can do this in Wolverine access. And also, we are here to help you navigate this too so if you aren't quite sure what you should kind of add as a backup or be exploring, we can help you talk about those options. I do want to know though some some good news is that we have been in communication with our EECS 183 203 280 281 370 and 376 instructors about their plans for the fall and they do want to accommodate all the students who are currently on the wait list. So that is what they're pushing to do. They're still working on that now so if you are not off of the wait list by the first day of classes, go to class, you know so you're not missing out on any of the material you can always talk to the instructor then to get an update. Definitely the advice that I think we always share with students it is so frustrating when you're on a wait list for those courses you need. But I really liked that point about checking the program guide, you know, for a CS LSA students, maybe there's LSA distribution requirements, you know chat with your new advisor for LSA, or for CS or DSM students, you know, certainly looking at those other requirements, flex tech, intellectual breadth, common requirements that you can hopefully take care of as well. That was a really good point. So we're definitely approaching like I said earlier the beginning of the semester so I think students are still trying to decide what their schedule looks like at this point maybe enrolled, you know, in some extra courses maybe going to decide what they want to take once the semester starts. Could you talk a little bit about the add drop deadline and how that differs from the late add drop deadline for the fall. The deadlines to be navigating even depending on the school that you belong to so happy to clarify that students have until 1159pm on Monday, September 19, 2022 to add drop classes without assistance and without it being recorded on their transcripts so it's really your time to kind of make any changes at will that you need to your schedule so you don't need to, you know, submit that via like via our office or anything like that you go in and you make the changes. So that is just the the first three weeks late at our excuse me drop and deadline. Any changes to your schedule after September 19 is considered a late add drop. And so this will have to be requested via Wolverine access there is we won't deny these, but we want to let you know where you go and do this. And this will be recorded on your transcripts there will be a w if you are late dropping a course. So you have until 1159 on the last day of classes that's Friday December 9 to submit a late drop request. And so these are, so this is a big reasons to will come and talk to us to kind of say is this the right call for me should I be doing this it really is up to you, but we're here to kind of help you talk about if that's the right option. You know, depending on what what's going on with you during the term. I really appreciate you know the point of coming and talk to us when you're making this decision just to make sure you're not you know dropping a class you really need can get back into easily later on. I also like the point about you know late drop requests typically are never denied you know if you need to. We also recommend in addition to talking to us, you know, certainly talking to the instructor, because they might say wait this student is on track to pass this course and do really well why are they trying to drop it. So certainly you know if you're making these decisions, just be in communication with your advisor and with your instructor as well. So I'm asking another policy question Shelby I'm so sorry but I think there's so many floating out there and students always have these questions. So I'm curious are there any you know grade related policies that you want students to be aware of at the start of this year whether there are changes, or just reminders that you like to offer. Yeah, no that's, I know it's not the fun stuff but it is the important stuff so these questions I'm happy to answer. So I like to remind students you know passfield policies have remained are a point of concern after the coven semesters there have been a lot of changes so we did want to remind students that all courses that are required for CS majors and minors must be taken for a letter grade so that you know is students do need to receive a C or better in those classes. If you have transfer credit a T is considered a letter grade I do like to point that out. But so no pass fail for anything required for major requirements, or even College of Engineering requirements as well. Except, there are some exceptions to that so if you are taking a course for intellectual breadth, which is a College of Engineering requirement you can convert that to a pass fail. There is a limit of 14 credits total that can be taken pass fail so that's just something to kind of keep in mind. You can also take general elective classes pass fail so if you know you're not going to be using it for your major or for a College of Engineering requirement. You can take that class pass fail again good reason to come in talk to us before you submit that request, because we can just remind you of this or kind of talk through this process with you as well. I do also want to remind students that if you. Excuse me. I do want to remind students that the deadline is at the end of the term to make that change so you have some time to kind of feel it out see how the course is going and make that decision. Later on. Oh, you're going to talk about same brain right here we're going to talk about the pre declaration stuff for CSLSA right. You got it you got it I there is a change that happened over the summer I believe and so you know this is a time we did try and notify students but at the same time. Everybody's busy everybody's doing so many different things so there was a change to the CSLSA pre declaration requirements. Students still need to complete those four classes those math courses as well as each 203 and 280. However, students used to be required to have an average GPA of a 2.5 or higher in those four courses. Now students do not have to worry about that 2.5 GPA. They just need to receive that C or better grade in those four classes. I do also want to note that again going back to that transfer credit students can have transfer credit for all four of those classes because that 2.5 GPA has been eliminated so if you are you do have transfer credit for those you are still eligible to declare. I think that's been a recent change that we're really excited about you know definitely removing some of those barriers especially when students, you know, have transfer courses and then it puts a lot of weight on those other courses to try to get to that old 2.5 minimum. I do love that we just had a moment of advisor like hive mind right there where we both zoned in on weight there's also the pre declaration, but certainly something that's been semi recent like to communicate with students looking to do CSLSA. So we are starting to run towards the end of our questions just a few more left. You know such a short time we have here but you know hopefully still good for students. So I'm curious if there are students who are seeking you know advising assistance. What sort of ways can they be in touch with our office this semester, of course, aside from following our Instagram as they hopefully are now. Right. Instagram is a great place to start I would say for all those awesome updates and just stories that you've been highlighting I think it's been really fun to see that build up. But other ways to connect with our office is definitely scheduling an individual appointment with us so you can still schedule virtual or in person appointments so whatever suits you best. There are those appointments now come in 20 or even 30 minutes so you can kind of check the schedule to see if you want a little bit longer appointment. We really do want to cater to your needs. You can still schedule with faculty or staff advisors so depending on if you have some more technical questions really want to dive into maybe some area of CS maybe scheduling with faculty would be a good fit. Staff advisors are are the experts on policy and all course related things so come and talk to us. We're all here to help. So that's another one piece I wanted to remind students about we're also offering will continue to offer virtual drop in advising so we have been doing that every Wednesday in the mornings and in the afternoons which we will continue to do. But we will also be offering additional virtual drop in advising during that first week of classes so August 29 the 30th and the 31st we will have drop in those days because we want to be available for all of those last minute questions that pop up that maybe you don't think to schedule that 20 minute appointment for but you want to come in and talk to somebody about it anyways so great opportunity to come and talk to us cues may be a little long at the beginning of the term, but we have pretty much all of our academic advisors on hand for those days so we're all there to kind of be at the ready to answer those questions. Definitely don't be scared about a long queue if you join virtual drop in advising we are pretty quick and again, most questions that students bring our smaller ones so we're able to move through as quick as we can and see most students and that's always our goal. So, I'm curious, you know, outside of advising help, what resources are available for students that maybe want some additional academic support in their CS courses. Yeah, this is a, I think a common, a common topic that comes up in advising appointments you know our courses do tend to be a little bit rigorous as I'm sure many of you have already kind of figured out on your own. So we want to make sure we're connecting you with resources that will help you through through navigate all of that. So, I like to remind students about the Engineering Center for academic success also known as ecast. So this is really, really good place to start so they have tutoring also virtual or in person. So, they have x 183203 280 and 281. So they've had those in the past, but they only had maybe two tutors per per class, and now they have four tutors per class available so we're increasing the availability. They've also hired tutors for each 370 and 376 which is new with that has not been a resource so I highly encourage students who are maybe at that point in the sequence. If you're looking for support to check out their services. They have to apply to be tutors they are interviewed and then selected so there is a selection process involved in this. And this is free. This is a free service to you so I think that's something important to underscore. Not only does ecast offer this tutoring support, but they also facilitate in person supplemental instruction or si sessions for each 203 and 280 so this is for students looking for maybe additional practice outside of class it's very collaborative it's very hands on so you really kind of work want to work through this with some other students and with somebody who's like kind of you know again facilitating organizing. This is a great space again that is in person so you know make sure to check that schedule on the ecast website. Another opportunity that I'm really excited to tell students about is this new student run peer mentor program. So I believe this is the first semester that were that this has been organized for students this is available for women and non binary students but I think you know check this out if this is this is something that interests really anybody if for anyone who's enrolled in those introductory computer science courses like 183 like 203 and 280. We do have more information about this on our website to so if you want to go and check it out in greater detail. That's a good place to start. Okay, I feel like I'm running through a lot here but I'm really excited to share this with everybody. So, some of you may have been already familiar with our website where we have some tutoring resources listed there so keep checking back there will post updates for new schedules on our HKN tutoring, but we also are updating our CSC private tutor process so if you're interested in connecting with a CSC student who wants to offer their services for lower and upper level CS courses, please fill out the CSC private tutor request form that is now listed on our CSC tutoring resources page. So if that that change the private tutor list into that request form I think it's going to be really beneficial for students and hopefully get a lot more utilizing what is a really great service of getting connected to those private tutors. So just a couple more questions on this one. I think we we get a lot or we hear whispers of it you know I think rumor can spread pretty quickly and also true hopefully. It is obviously change coming kind of down the line for admission into CS, and how that would affect folks even declaring the major in the first place. So I wonder if you can share a bit of info on that, as well as any effect that would have on currently declared students. So this does our best to keep the program guys as updated as possible. Any changes to declaration requirements will be added directly to the Google doc that we keep on our CSC website we did change from a PDF to a Google doc to make sure those stay as accurate as possible since those are such an important resource for all of you. I just could keep an eye on those on a regular basis, you know I always recommend students bookmark them, so that you can always go back and reference them. We also do our best to email students directly if significant changes are made to the program guide so it's not just in the program guy we do want to draw your attention to it, depending on how significant of a change it is. And for those of you who have heard about our, the changes to the admissions process, you know we won't go into a lot of detail here but what we do want to confirm is that yes there is a new selection process for CS majors. I do understand you may have some concerns about this affecting your declaration if you are currently enrolled student, but we just want to say currently enrolled students or matriculating students to the University of Michigan prior to fall 23 will not be affected by this change this year across campus transfer student. It is only students who will be starting in the fall of 23 and after so there is a lot of information actually on our website about all this and FAQs and things like that. So you definitely recommend heading over there if you are curious and want to know a little bit more. Thanks for talking a little bit about that policy I know it's been something in the works I think for a while behind the scenes. I'm so glad that it's finally posted and we have information and again that it won't take effect until fall of 2023 so final question for students who currently need to declare or maybe hoping to declare soon. What would you say is the best way to declare and also the best way to pick up your very exciting CSC t shirt. Yes, great question so students are still able to declare an advising appointments that we kind of talked about a little bit earlier those individual appointments. But I would say the most efficient way to declare a CSLSA or CSN major is to sign up for one of our many group declaration sessions that we host throughout the term we hosted them over the summer. And we will be posting them shortly to our website as well for the upcoming academic year so we'll probably start first with the fall and add some more for winter so keep an eye out on the website for that as well. I will know that if you are a student who is, you know, in another school, and you're thinking about doing MDP that's probably a better fit for an individual appointment just a little bit more nuanced there so please make sure you schedule with us if there's just some additional layers to your declaration. And I, you know, saving what some would argue is the most important information for last the declaration t shirts. No matter the format of your declaration whether it's an individual appointment or you know you are coming to a group session, we want to make sure you get that t shirt so you're really welcome to stop by the the BBB the Bob and Betty biker building on North campus room 2808 during during the week so Monday through Friday from nine to 12 or one to 5pm to pick up that shirt will be there happy to connect you with the right right fit for you. Awesome. Thanks so much Shelby. We've been through so many questions and covered a lot of information, but I do want to give you the opportunity. There's any like final thoughts or last minute pieces, negative wisdom you want to share and just this last minute or two. Um, I just want to say you work so hard as college students you are not only working so hard in your classes, many of you are involved in extracurriculars maybe you're working a part time job or you know you're you're commuting back and forth and you just have all of these things impacting your your life as a student. We just want to see we see you we see that you're you're busy and you have so much going on and we're here to not only talk about this policy stuff which is important, but we're always here to celebrate those triumphs with you help you work through any anything that might be giving you a little bit of stress. We're here to just talk it through so please never hesitate to reach out to us whether it's, you know, through email or stopping by our office we just want you to know we're here to help you in whatever way we can. Yeah I couldn't have said it better myself Shelby. I appreciate you I appreciate you taking time as well to chat with me just about some of those questions I think we often get and given students a little bit more information, heading into the fall semester. This is going to conclude our very first Tuesday talk. So glad that it was kept in the family for the very first one. So excited next week, Tuesday, August 23. We also posted at 12pm will be our conversation with the grad program office and CSC. So any questions about the CSC master's programs, the sucks program very very popular, or the PhD program. Be sure to tune in get answers to some of those questions about the graduate program and how best to set yourself up for success for that. Nothing else to say. Thanks again Shelby and we will see you all next week. Thanks for having me.


The ice next day Hopefully last day Well last day of fixing stuff before we get it to an actual autocross and Six days seven six days next weekend Yeah, if they're gonna be open because there was supposed to be an autocross ice racing autocross This weekend, but they cancelled it because the ice wasn't thick enough. So hopefully they're gonna You know have some freezing temperatures next weekend But we still have a few things to do we're gonna eyeball the alignment You know once the car was moving a bit we did drive it a few feet And we noticed that this wheel has a bit of a tow out so I'm gonna adjust that simply by turning this Loosening this nut in the back and turning this bolt and this is how you can tell that this is a tow because it's gonna move this This way, so we're gonna move this arm to the left So we're gonna, you know, try and center this wheel More or less get it as close as possible Once it's getting an actual alignment also the steer ahead is not true steering wheel to the wheels So we're gonna try and fix that it's towing on this wheel and tow out on that You can kind of you know, this is we're all eyeballing this. Hi guys that thing that was a squeaky. I think look just broke some wind I'm gonna do this for you. I'm doing this for you guys Well, I gotta talk the rubber the rubber bushing in here was squeaking so we decided to change them actually have my old original all six STI I still don't know what to what to call these That's the transvestite link The one we bought the transverse links and whatever So whatever you call these You know, we're keeping it stuck guys For those now you may think, you know, we're mudding this car and whatever it's still stuck man You know STIWRX still Subaru stuck Guys always always tighten up your bushings with a suspension compressed Now Luke is gonna torque it to 184 foot-pounds of torque I'm gonna help it Double-check that's probably 250 by now Mmm No squeaks so far no squeaks so far. Yeah, that's right. All right. That's that's enough I'm gonna move this to this side and repeat the process. What's going on over here? Not too much man This might be a bloodstain. All right, we're gonna vacuum this That's strong man. We just did a test drive the dip the central diff is locking up When you do a full turn left and right. That's so that's a good sign. I don't think the good sign No Yeah, we actually don't know what kind of diff is it's in that transmission idea GT But we fixed the squeak no more squeak. It was those Those as shaped things brackets. We did that porous man linemen But now the steering is steering wheel is more crooked than before so that's always good guys forgot to talk about the Fender liner so this one came from rock auto It was on back order or whatever, but then it was available It's uh It fit right in So, yeah fitman is good. We approve still not ideal, but better Hopefully the smell will be gone. But yeah, I don't think it was ever vacuumed underneath the seats And I don't think we gotta actually yeah, we have some major news guys You gotta hold the carpet Luke is making a body panel so we only have one for this side Here found a spot for the the bumper cushion and we installed the subframe This guy here goes like that cross And there so we could install this shield you want me to Test fit fit this All right now nice push pin installment one just fell out It's right there Yeah, I'm here first cut. Huh? And this one? No I'm gonna soften the edges a bit Let's just fell out like that Are you sure? Oh, yeah, that was me All right guys after alignment All right, look is getting his pee pee in the car. I'm gonna spin those wheels again. We drove it No alignment and back. All right, so this is Spinning much faster and this one it's exactly the same as before But it drives. Okay. I mean there's no issues still it's fine All right, let me check the axles We got new axles faster guys camera got a little wet All right Okay, so that's normal One wheel not spinning because it's open diff. So the one wheel is most likely dragging It could be because of the parking brake or just brakes. I mean this thing it's gotta get driven the rotors are rusty So it's just you know cars when they sit they they break you gotta drive your car Anyways, we just did alignment drive straight. We did basically factory alignment Well, we can't really go anything beyond factory because we don't have any aftermarket control arms or whatever or or coil overs And no more wine from the diff. We have that transmission from the gt 98 gt legacy And the rear diff which is what was it 411? Yeah, 411 compared to 390 what it was before So it does feel Light on its feet Light on its feet. Yeah, it's it's good Peppier It's peppier apparently. I have no idea what that means peppy peppy. Okay. Peppier peppier Okay, we most likely have an event in today's tuesday Either saturday or sunday They don't announce it until they know that the ice is thick enough It's always the case in january So we have time we should have time enough to Tackle down this bumper issue thing So there's nothing here. Okay stock bumper is just there's this plastic That goes all the way and then clips in somewhere Yeah, there's holes Here so this was cut out we suspect Because of a front mount inner cooler. This is an sti bumper, so we plan to Reinforce this behind this bumper. All right, so look It's working on these body panel bumper panels All right, so just this is done just like that So in the case uh while racing let's say i'm in second trying to overpass a guy that's in first I You know accidentally bump into him puncture his tire And take the first place right there nice I like we need more rivets There somewhere. All right. So yeah, so as as uh most of the time we're doing something else than what we should be doing Are we gonna cut? that thing little bit of it put inside rivets and Bolted to the rear support. Okay, so what's gonna happen with that piece of plastic? So basically what he wants to do he wants to take this same plastic very flexible This they survived the blowout. Okay, but If we hit something it's gonna just bend a little bit and that's it If we're gonna hit it hard we're gonna lose it anyway So you want to rivet the plastic? Yeah to the bumper inside here cut it slide inside and then Just clip it in there. It will be sturdy enough Anyway stock bumper it just have a support here a little bit of uh extra uh All right, what else plastic and that's it. It's not I think it only you know I think comes Comes to the rear support like a little tab You know what's gonna happen?   Oh, I meant over here like this in the front Yeah Something like this We have enough No, because we don't need the cooling is what I'm saying. We got plenty of open space here, so This you know could be a problem And hot summer days, but winter time. No, so I say maybe just go cover it. We're gonna kind of Kill two issues with one stone No snow accumulation So that defeats, you know, unless we do hit something solid obviously, you know What do you think And it's gonna look different too Maybe maybe cool how about sideways like this No No, you got more of this. No. Yeah on the on the semi truck This is a mudflap from a semi truck By the way Okay, so this piece Is gonna go Right in here So, you know, we're we're going the easy way guys So that's going to go like that. So decided to weld in captive nuts So these bolts are going to come out and that's you know with washers underneath this plastic So this is actually whenever we want to remove the bumper cover All we got to do is pop the three bolts from underneath And this is going to go with the bumper The new addition Right there You know, right after you pop this off You're gonna have access to the three bolts the new the new bolts And then rivets most likely either maybe on top of this lip or maybe on the bottom. We'll see Is that a 15? It's supposed to be all same size man, and this guy decided not to go crazy on this I'm just gonna go Just cut out a piece like this and most likely just go over either flush or maybe over Flash over flash over. It's a banjo bolt Late again guys last update before arrow cross So look here Ditch the idea of the cover. I actually finished cutting it up. So basically it would go Something like this But yeah, no, no because you know we're gonna hit snow and that's gonna go in and break the bumper. Okay So that's no good. So So we did this We basically took a shortcut instead of all those Piping and all that like a bumper frame behind the actual bumper cover You know that would Require much more work Which we don't and time which we don't have We did this just rivets here bolts here with captive nuts and This should hold hopefully That's it. This is it. Oh, yeah This one's in we're missing we only have one so we're not gonna put it on So that's how it's gonna look project finished. Right All right guys, so uh hopefully the this weekend's Arrow cross will not cancel So that's gonna be the next episode. We will still sit down and uh kind of No, make a list of the parts we bought new used how much money we spent and we do have to talk about buying a car from an auction and More or less going through the steps what you have to do to get it registered. So this is We're going on dealer plates basically so the idea of Well, we still need to paint it Next next time next time we'll explain What goes on? What needs to get done to get it actually legal on the streets? through like your you know personal registration and all that But we don't need to we don't we still don't need a trailer because we did have we do have some Dealer plates. That's it. That's why we don't have to trailer it. Right. Thanks for watching guys Next episode is going to be an arrow cross. Hopefully the car will make it there And make it back one piece one piece. Yeah, make it back in one piece Or maybe in two pieces, but just make it back, you know on its wheels. So we're gonna pay for our towing Uh, because like I said, we don't have a trailer. All right. See you


Good day, fellow investors. Now, me saying that gold will go to 5,000 or 20,000 sounds crazy, and you might think that Sven has gone. However, in this video I want to show you the reasoning behind why I am saying that gold will go to 5,000 or even 20,000 in the next decade or 15 years. At the end of the video I'll show you a little twist to that scenario in order to keep things realistic. So let's immediately start with my reasoning behind why we will see gold at 5,000 at least and there is still potential to 20,000 or more. This is a purely technical analysis, but if we look at long-term charts, not what happened yesterday or in the last month here, long-term charts show what happens to the fundamentals of a commodity of something. And that's why I want to look at this chart which shows gold prices since the 1970s. 1971 the dollar has been decoupled from gold and since then we can look at what happened to gold in relation to the dollar and gold prices. And this is the historic part that we can take into consideration when estimating future gold price movements. The current gold price is around 1,360 as I'm filming this and let me show you the first crazy thing. If somebody said in 1999 that 15 years later gold prices would be almost at 2,000 that person would be called crazy. So feel free to call me crazy if I say now that gold will be at 5,000 or even 20,000. So just think from 1999 what happened to the price of gold from 260, 50 to the current 1,360. So that's more than a five-fold increase. And that increase happened with an environment with very, very low inflation and declining interest rates. Okay, so declining interest rates, gold price goes up logically. More money, quantitative easing and everything. Now let me ask you a question. What will the Fed, European Central Bank, Bank of China, Bank of Japan do when the next recession hits the global economy? People have stopped believing that there will be a recession ever again. But since the beginning of time, the economy, human nature works in cycles. Nature works in cycles. So again, we will see a downturn. It's inevitable. We always like to push growth as long as it goes and then downturn and then we push it again to a higher level. The important that it's always higher lows and higher tops. That's the important for the economy. But in those recessions, which there will be, but those recessions and there will be one coming anytime soon or later, what will the Fed do? The Fed and all other banks will print more money, more quantitative easing and will be seeing negative interest rates. Usually the Fed lowered interest rates by 5.5%, so minus four. In that environment, gold should go even higher. Since 1999, it went up fivefold. If it goes fivefold up now, we are at 6,000. So in the next recession, I see gold at 5,000, 6,000 amidst the printing. Now let me show you the 20,000 gold target. If we go back a little bit to the 1970s, the price of gold was about 40-50 dollars per ounce. And then from the 70s till the 1980s, it went to about 600 dollars per ounce. This is a 15-fold increase in 10 years. What was the difference between the 70s and now? In the 70s, the inflation rate was extremely high. So gold was a protection against inflation. If we see the combination, recession, inflation, thus stugflation, then I see gold at 20,000. Because central banks will lose control of what's going on, print money, Weimar Deutsch Republic, think about history, history rhymes all the time, and boom, you have gold at 20,000 in a matter of a few years. So that are clear possibilities. And I would even say that I'm convinced it will happen. I don't know when, but somewhere in the future it will happen. So the most important thing to do is to be hedged with the part of your portfolio. And the most beautiful thing is that you just need a small part of your portfolio in gold miners, for example, and that small part hedges you against everything that could happen in the future. And it's important to keep a small part of the portfolio. Because if you think now Sven, you're saying gold will go to 5,000 to 20,000, then it's better to put 50%, 100% in gold miners, and then after a few years, we are rich. Not that fast. In the short term, however, we could see gold below 1,000, below 800, or even to 600, that wouldn't be a surprise to me. And here I know I lose a lot of subscribers or watchers because people would like to see confirmation for their ideas. Unfortunately, I can't give you that because I and nobody else in the world knows what will happen in the short term, medium term, long term, and when it will happen. The only thing we can do, we can assess scenarios, probabilities for those scenarios, and then adjust our portfolio accordingly. We know the world is not linear, has been in the last eight years, it won't be in the next eight years, so we have to be prepared. And let me show you a scenario where gold goes to below 1,000. If interest rates start increasing, if the economy does well, continues to do well, if the Fed starts trimming its balance sheet, the ECB starts buying less bonds, the Bank of Japan starts selling in stocks, for example, it cannot happen, probably it won't but it can happen, then gold that has no yield will be sold off and will go down very, very quickly and fast. So from the current level could easily go to below 1,800. In that case, and that's why it's important to have only a few percentage points of your portfolio, in gold, you lose 50% if you own physical gold, 80-90% if you own gold miners. And that's the catch, I don't know what will happen first, will we see 5,000 or will we see 600 or even 500? Quick look at the gold miners cost curve, below 1,000 dollars, most of them would be in trouble. However, we cannot look at gold from a commodity perspective because gold prices work on sentiment, not on an industrial factor or something like that. So okay, interesting to look at the cost curve but don't take it as a given. So to conclude, I'm saying again 5,000, definitely 20,000, highly possible in a turmoil situation with a lot of money printing and the central banks losing the tight control and grip on the economy they have now. Gold at 800, a little bit less likely, that's why I'm already positioned in gold miners and I'm ready, okay, if gold goes down to 800, I'm ready to lose 80% of my gold portfolio. That's normal, I will rebalance accordingly and start buying even more if that happens. There is no other way to play gold. However, it's very important to have gold in your portfolio in order to be hedged and protected. Remember low risk, high return is what leads you to satisfying sustainable long term returns. I'm looking forward to your comments, what do you think of my gold 5,000, 20,000 theory or the 600 theory? What are the probabilities that you attach to one or the other or do you see just gold continuing to go up as it has been going up in the last few months? Thank you for watching, consider subscribing if you haven't yet. I'm researching a few gold miners so you can now expect a few gold mining videos about interesting investments that I think will do good in the next year, two years, three years, no matter what happens in the gold environment. Thank you for watching and I'll see you in the next video.