President at Razor Sharp Public Relations, UCLA Alum, Texas via California.
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Ray Young retweeted
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Ray Young retweeted
He’s not a threat, he’s a guarantee. Jim Caviezel defends the defenseless in GHOST SOLDIER - coming soon exclusively to movie theatres.
Ray Young retweeted
$ALMU is no longer obscure.
The AI infrastructure bottleneck has shifted — and it is landing directly in photonics.
The market still appears to be pricing Aeluma like a niche R&D story.
New deep dive:
open.substack.com/pub/pratim…
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The Beautiful True Story of Saint Patrick
Saint Patrick wasn’t even Irish!
He was born around the year 385 in Britain to a Christian family. His father was a deacon, his grandfather a priest. As a boy, Patrick lived comfortably… until one terrible day.
At just 16 years old, Irish raiders kidnapped him, dragged him across the sea, and sold him as a slave. For six long years he herded pigs on a cold, lonely mountain in Ireland. Hungry, freezing, and far from home, young Patrick finally woke up to God.
He began to pray constantly - up to 100 times a day and night. He cried out to the Lord with tears, confessing his sins. And God heard him.
One night, a voice in a dream told him: “Your ship is ready.” Patrick escaped, walked 200 miles through danger, found a boat, and sailed home. His family rejoiced, thinking their nightmare was over.
But God had other plans.
In new dreams, Patrick heard the Irish people calling: “Holy youth, come walk among us again!”
After years of prayer, study, and preparation, the Church ordained him a bishop. With nothing but faith and the Cross, Patrick sailed back to the very island that had enslaved him.
He faced angry kings, powerful druid priests, and many dangers. Yet he never gave up. He preached the Gospel with love and power. Thousands were baptized. Churches and monasteries sprang up everywhere.
With a simple little shamrock, Patrick taught the deepest mystery of our faith: the Holy Trinity - one God in three Persons, just like the three leaves on one stem.
He drove out spiritual darkness from Ireland and filled the land with the light of Christ.
In his own humble words (from his Confessio), Patrick called himself “a sinner, the least of all believers,” giving all glory to Jesus who strengthened him.
He fell asleep in the Lord around the year 461, but his prayers continue today.
Holy Hierarch Patrick, Enlightener of Ireland and equal to the Apostles, pray to Christ our God that He may enlighten our hearts, strengthen our faith, and grant us His great mercy!
Glory to God for His saints! ☘️
RT @barrelagedfaith: 1: Forgive your enemies like St. Patrick forgave the Irish who enslaved him.
2: Repent, Pray & Fast like St. Patrick…
Ray Young retweeted
A video capturing a moment of faith and tradition in Georgia 🇬🇪.
This clip shows three kids walking down a street and making the sign of the cross as they pass by an Eastern Orthodox church.
In Georgian culture and the Orthodox Christian faith, it is a common custom for people of all ages to cross themselves when walking or driving past a church building to show reverence and respect.
Seeing the younger generation and youth maintaining these religious traditions is a powerful sight.
Ray Young retweeted
In-N-Out owner Lynsi Snyder has refused to allow Bible verses to be removed from the company’s packaging.
“His hand has been on this company through trials and tribulations… We are successful because of Him.”
God bless Lynsi and In-N-Out!
Follow: @DanielleDSouzaG
Ray Young retweeted
Aeluma (ALMU) just entered what looks like a true commercialization inflection — not a pump-and-dump narrative, but the kind of structural shift institutional allocators notice months before the crowd.
👇 A deep dive with visuals & milestones:
open.substack.com/pub/pratim…
Ray Young retweeted
"Aeluma ($ALMU) just dropped a bombshell hire ONE DAY before earnings tomorrow. CEO's words: rising RFQs + first sales orders underway. Commercialization is starting... and the market is sleeping on it. This could be the turning point. Read why:
open.substack.com/pub/pratim…
#ALMU #Semiconductors #Earnings"
Ray Young retweeted
Aeluma ($ALMU) isn’t just another photonics story.
It’s a **III-V-on-silicon manufacturing platform** that could scale optics across AI interconnects, defense sensing, quantum, and more — at dramatically lower cost.
Deep thesis + why Feb 11 earnings could be a catalyst:
#ALMU #Photonics #AI #Semiconductors
open.substack.com/pub/pratim…
Ray Young retweeted
You can’t buy Anduril.
You can’t buy Lightmatter.
But you can still buy Aeluma ($ALMU) — even as it transitions from “interesting science” to “go time.”
After Benchmark’s fireside chat, the disconnect between customer behavior and valuation became impossible to ignore.
Full write-up here 👇
pratimanagement.substack.com…
Ray Young retweeted
Brett Ewing of @firstfranklin says why $SPX 6900 remains his year-end target, Jason Akus of @Aberdeen_PLC $HQH $HQL on the challenges facing healthcare & biotech stocks, & Brian O'Connor on his @NYTimes piece on savers having no spenddown/management plan for retirement savings.
Ray Young retweeted
Along with everything else, giving your adult crackhead son a blanket pardon for any and all crimes committed during a period of a decade is also very bad parenting. Shielding your adult child from all consequences for their abhorrent behavior makes you a shit father, not to mention a shit president. Nothing we didn’t already know, of course.