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Methods of Ormus Extraction
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How to get Ormus into your life today Methods of Ormus extraction are a truly interesting subject. In all likelihood a whole book could be dedicated to each, though many of us would likely need to catch up on university level chemistry classes as well as have some mechanical knowledge to make good use of the information contained in this type of material. Even a glance at their brilliant work leaves no doubt some of our brightest minds have dived into the Ormus scene with a whole heart. Both amateur and professional Ormus enthusiasts have successfully extracted the material from a number of base substances and are developing new methods to make the process yield more, be simpler and more effective all the time. Here is a quick look at some of the most popular and proven methods of Ormus extraction. I can't stress enough that safety must always come first if you decide to try to extract your own material. A less than pure end product won't give all the benefits we expect from Ormus and may even cause slight illness if you ingest it. So be careful! Magnetic Traps:The various magnetic trap methods are probably what are used most often and widely to extract Ormus. The basic idea is that the Ormus materials are contained in h2o conductors and they respond extremely well to magnetic fields. By swirling the water (sea water or spring water is preferred, but distilled water can also be used) around a strong magnetic trap the water will be split into 2 pools - one with Ormus and one without. Different styles of magnetic traps have webpages dedicated to them and most include plans should you want to build one. All can work very well although their construction is somewhat expensive. How to get Ormus into your life todayThe Dry Method: Try this method and you may feel like an alchemist of old or perhaps a mad scientist from a science fiction movie. The dry method is used to extract Ormus from salt, with some preferring to use Dead Sea Salt and others choosing Himalayan Salt. This method is fairly complicated and may even be dangerous if conducted improperly. Extreme caution is advised when experimenting with the dry extraction method and some past chemistry experience will serve you well! The Boiling Gold Method: This is included just for discussions sake and should definitely, I repeat definitely, not be attempted. The claim is that Ormus is extracted from boiling gold in an extremely complicated, difficult and dangerous procedure. Some claim it doesn't even work at all. Said to be based on ancient texts, which may give an explanation as to why it neither works as well as nor is as safe as modern methods. Again never, ever risk your health to get Ormus, when safe extraction methods exist and Ormus supplements are both affordable and available. Our aim is to improve our health NOT endanger it! Ormus can be extracted many different ways (let's not forget David Hudson even patented his extraction method) and something like the wet method can be perfected at home if you have the time and inclination. For most people they prefer to leave it to the professionals and purchase their Ormus from one of the sources they know are that are distributing a safe and potent product. With the prices of high quality Ormus being very reasonable it's very hard to find fault with this decision. In fact when you factor in the time to extract the substance yourself buying your Ormus already made may even end up cheaper than doing it yourself! No matter which option you choose when you read about all of Ormus's benefits you will want to add this to your diet come what may. Nothing else is quite like it. Not even close.
Ormus OilsHow to get Ormus into your life todayOrmus is the ultimate result of an ancient and natural alchemical process that starting with salt from the Dead Sea and concluding with the isolated noble metals which include osmium, platinum, rhodium, gold, palladium, iridium and silver in a Monoatomic form.
The research studies on this compound have indicated that it is super-conductive and able to carry and transmit electromagnetic energy or light. Ormus is regarded to be very crucial for full spectrum body building. It seems to be an essential phenomenon in the body functioning of all life forms. It lacks in the body partly as a result of the modern lifestyles that have been adopted. Experiments have shown that Ormus is found in abundance in the sea.
Modern alchemy methods are used to collect and concentrate the Ormus from natural origins. This Ormus can be ingested or mixed with specially prepared blends of essential oil for the intended benefit. It is then infused into moisturizing lotion base or carrier oils for optimal transdermal absorption as Ormus lotions or Ormus oil forms. Ormus oils can be made from cold pressed extra virgin olive oils and grape seed oil.
The grape seed extract is recognized to be a scavenger for free radicals which is crucial in the overall health maintenance. This oil composition is then infused with Ormus extracted in an exacting and delicate manner. This salt combination offers a strong base for the trace mineral elements to be infused into the oil. It can be utilized in relaxing baths, massage therapy or on a salad.
The users of the Ormus oil have utilized it to relieve dermal conditions whereas others have benefited from the healthy feelings and unique flavor from consuming it. The essential oils with Ormus can be used to make mist sprays. This is a great approach to bring the Ormus into the body system.
The Ormus tunes into the essence of practically anything that it is introduced into. Clean ocean water is used as the water base and then the healing alchemy Ormus is loaded into it. When the Ormus mist is sprayed above and around the body or inhaled, it can produce therapeutic effects. Ormus oils offer skin therapy that delivers rejuvenation to the body.
Most oils extracted from Ormus are obtained from plant seeds that contain all the plant's life force inside it. The oils can be used transdermally and topically absorbed into the body. There is no incorrect way of using Ormus oils. The most effectual way is definitely to perform an all-over oil massage. The Ormus oils can also be simply applied anywhere on the skin. The essential oils together with the Ormus are absorbed transdermally into and spread all over the energetic and physical bodies to perform their work. This works particularly well if one wants to concentrate on a definite place on the body like massaging Ormus oil directly onto a sore joint or muscle.
The benefits of Ormus are many. It is a super nutrient capable of reducing the need for one to consume large food portions. Ormus oils when applied on a regular basis can assist decelerate the aging process and also curb its onset. It realigns the physical body to be more conscious.
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Since last year, allegations of harassment and sexual misconduct have surfaced against three professors and an administrator at the University of Illinois' flagship campus in Urbana-Champaign. In each instance, the public wasn't told by the university until news organizations or others brought the allegations to light.
A review of public records by NPR Illinois and ProPublica revealed three additional, previously unreported cases in which professors facing similar allegations were allowed to quietly resign or remain on the payroll in lieu of being fired.
Some of the employees accumulated multiple complaints over a period of years. Here's a breakdown of the cases reviewed:
Professor: Valarmathi Thiruvanamalai
Department: Comparative Biosciences
Allegations: Three women told the university's investigative arm, then called the Office of Diversity, Equity and Access, or ODEA, that Thiruvanamalai had sexually harassed them. The allegations against him in 2014 ranged from lewd comments to efforts to create situations in which he would be alone with individual students. The unwanted behavior included calls, texts, inquiries about bathroom breaks and menstrual cycles, an invitation to a student to stay in the same hotel room, and unannounced visits to their homes.
Result: ODEA did not complete a full investigation or make conclusions about an initial complaint from one student. Instead, in an "informal resolution" in November 2014, Thiruvanamalai was directed not to contact the complainant, who was moved to a different lab. After a complaint by a second student as well as a lab tech, an investigation found that Thiruvanamalai violated the university's sexual misconduct policy and he agreed to resign in 2015.
Professor response: Thiruvanamalai "vehemently refuted the allegations," according to the informal resolution from 2014. He also denied subsequent claims but conceded he used terms like "sweetie" or "sweetheart" as terms of endearment. He did not respond to repeated calls and emails from NPR Illinois requesting comment.
Resignation terms: Thiruvanamalai signed a separation agreement in November 2015. The agreement did not mention the claims against him or the investigation's findings. It contained a confidentiality clause, barring both him and the university from discussing the details of his departure. Thiruvanamalai was put on paid administrative leave until his contract expired in August 2016 at his annual salary of about $98,600 plus benefits.
Where he is now: According to documents obtained by NPR Illinois and ProPublica, he began working at the University of Alabama at Birmingham in September 2017. UAB said his last day was June 10, 2019 — one month after NPR Illinois and ProPublica requested documents from the university, including any background checks it performed before employing him, and any complaints about him.
How this came to light: NPR Illinois/ProPublica investigation
Professor: Amita Sinha
Department: Landscape Architecture
Allegations: Sinha was accused of engaging in unwanted behavior toward a male colleague "intermittently for 15 years." Sinha failed to comply with numerous directives to stop contacting the male colleague, whom she caused "significant emotional distress," according to the claims.
Result: The university found that Sinha violated the stalking provision of the sexual misconduct policy. It suggested that her department "take appropriate employment action" and that department leadership undergo training on what constitutes sexual harassment. Her department head told the university he would pursue "appropriate employment action" if she did not resign.
Resignation terms: Sinha agreed to retire in October 2017 and her departure went into effect 10 months later. Until then, Sinha was placed on administrative leave, during which she was paid at her annual salary rate of about $101,700 plus health care benefits. The separation agreement contained a confidentiality clause and also a provision barring Sinha from speaking poorly of the university.
Professor response: Lawyers for Sinha disputed the report's findings, saying most of her interactions with the colleague in question were professional. Her current lawyer said that she applied for and received a Fulbright grant while still a faculty member at UIUC.
Where she is now: She was a Fulbright scholar who taught in India starting in July 2018 through April 2019. Her host institution was listed as UIUC.
How this came to light: NPR Illinois/ProPublica investigation
Professor: Mahir Saul
Department: Anthropology
Allegations: In 2016, a student accused Saul of inappropriate touching and comments on her looks and repeated requests for one-on-one outings. The university spoke with two additional "individuals" who had similar concerns about Saul's behavior but who didn't wish to file formal complaints.
In 2018, a research assistant complained that Saul pressured her to stay at his apartment and sleep in his bed while they were in Turkey conducting research. She said another student had told her that she had acquiesced and slept in his bed, but that they did not have sex.
Result: In 2016, ODEA concluded that while Saul's actions didn't violate the sexual misconduct policy, supervisors should instruct him on appropriate student-professor interactions outside the classroom. It also recommended sexual harassment and Title IX training.
Two years later, the office again found that Saul did not violate the university's sexual misconduct policy, but this time that he violated its code of conduct. The office advised that he should not meet one-on-one with junior female staff or students in "university spaces."
The Anthropology Department head took the university's recommendations further by taking Saul out of the classroom entirely. He has been on paid administrative leave since November of last year. His annual salary is around $91,000.
Professor response: Saul has denied wrongdoing in both the investigative documents and in correspondence with NPR Illinois. He said that the claims were inaccurate and that the 2018 investigation was the result of a "labor dispute … with a disgruntled employee."
Where he is now: Employed by the university
How this came to light: NPR Illinois/ProPublica investigation
Professor: Joseph Petry
Department: Economics
Allegations: In an April 2019 Reddit post, a student accused Petry of offering her good grades for sex.
ProPublica and NPR Illinois obtained complaint intake forms from October 2018 and April 2019 against him that were almost entirely redacted.
Result: Petry was put on paid administrative leave beginning in February pending an investigation. Students were initially told that Petry was on leave because of a "family emergency," according to a report in the Champaign-area newspaper The News-Gazette.
Resignation terms: The university put Petry on paid leave until May 2019 at his annual salary rate of $96,300. Petry signed a separation agreement on April 11. One term of the agreement was that the university "will discontinue its investigation into the allegations that have been brought against Mr. Petry and no formal discipline will be imposed." However, the university told NPR Illinois the investigation was continuing. The agreement did not include a confidentiality clause.
Professor response: According to media reports, Petry admitted sharing photos and "communications of a social nature" with a student, but he denied other claims. In a statement provided through his lawyers, he said that, had an investigation continued, he is confident it would not have found him in violation of university policy.
Where he is now: Unclear
How this came to light: Reddit initially, and subsequently reported by local and national media.
Professor: Gary Xu
Department: East Asian Languages and Cultures
Allegations: Public records obtained by NPR Illinois and ProPublica detail allegations against Xu stretching back to 2014, and they include various claims of sexual harassment as well as assault. In one case, a student who said she was in an abusive relationship with Xu petitioned a court for a protective order.
Result: The university concluded, according to heavily redacted investigative findings, that Xu's relationship with a student violated the student code, and that he violated directives from the dean not to contact a victim who came forward.
Resignation terms: Xu had been on paid administrative leave since January 2016 pending the outcome of the university's investigation. He signed a separation agreement in June 2017 that allowed him to remain on paid leave through August 2018, when his resignation took effect. The agreement stated he would earn his salary of about $85,400 during that time. The resignation also came with a $10,000 lump-sum payment from the university. His separation agreement included terms that he keep the details confidential and not disparage the university.
Professor response: Xu had denied claims in reporting by The Daily Illini, the university's student newspaper. He did not respond to requests for comment from ProPublica.
Where he is now: Unclear
How this came to light: Chinese media reports followed by Daily Illini reports.
Administrator: Lee Waldrep
Department: Architecture (He was an instructor and also an administrator for undergrad student services.)
Allegations: In March and April 2017, eight female students complained to the university that Waldrep made inappropriate comments and engaged in uncomfortable physical behavior, including that he "blocked their path on a stairwell, backed them into a railing or wall, pinned their legs between his while sitting across from them or stood uncomfortably close to them."
Result: An August 2017 report by ODEA found that he had violated both the sexual misconduct policy as well as the code of conduct. Waldrep had already resigned by the time the investigation was completed, but ODEA suggested he never be rehired by the university.
Resignation terms: Waldrep was on paid leave from April to August 2017 at his annual salary of about $92,700. He resigned before the investigation was completed, and when it did come out in the following weeks, it was labeled "confidential." The resignation included terms that he could not speak of the agreement or disparage the university, and that any violations would come with a $10,000 fee.
Administrator response: According to the ODEA report, he denied the allegations. He declined NPR Illinois' request for comment through a lawyer.
Where he is now: Waldrep began working at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville, in March 2018. He was fired later that year after details about his resignation from UIUC came to light through media reports.
How this came to light: The investigation was reported by The News-Gazette and the local public media station, and it was subsequently covered by the Knoxville News Sentinel in Tennessee.
Professor: Jay Kesan
Department: College of Law
Allegations: A student told law school officials in 2002 that Kesan sexually harassed her. The then-dean of the College of Law wrote a letter to Kesan in which she mentioned additional rumors about Kesan engaging in problematic behavior. No investigation took place at that time, according to records.
In 2015, three anonymous complainants said that Kesan had inquired about their views on sex while sharing details of his own sex life, and that he had inappropriately touched or tried to touch them.
Result: Following the 2015 complaints, ODEA found in 2017 that Kesan didn't violate the sexual misconduct code, "as defined by University policy," however, "his actions certainly have made the working and teaching environment uncomfortable for a countless number of female colleagues and students."
ODEA suggested that the College of Law better publicize information on how to file sexual harassment claims, and that Kesan undergo professional coaching and training, among several other suggestions.
In 2017, the dean of the College of Law agreed to have Kesan undergo in-person sexual harassment training and noted he would not qualify for certain salary programs and lucrative endowment positions for a limited period of time.
Professor response: Kesan told the ODEA that the allegations lacked merit, but he later authored a letter admitting the conduct happened as described. He told NPR Illinois he had no further comment on the claims but credited the #MeToo movement with improving public discourse about sexual harassment. He said he plans to return to work in 2020.
Where he is now: Still employed with university and on voluntary unpaid leave until 2020.
How this came to light: A #MeToo forum in 2018 and subsequent media reports.
Rachel Otwell is a reporter at NPR Illinois.
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Grant Schoenebeck selected for facebook faculty award
Prof. Grant Schoenebeck has been selected as the recipient of a Facebook Faculty Award for his work in theoretical computer science and its potential for impact in the area of social networking.
Prof. Schoenebeck's research brings a theoretical computer science perspective to the study of social networks and has affected diverse areas of this field including network cascades, coordination games, social learning, link analysis, algorithms for approximating graph properties, and detecting network structure.
He is currently working on better understanding "complex" contagions, which, unlike diseases and rumors, typically require more than one neighbor for infection. Complex contagions model how a wide-range of phenomena, including financial defaults and adoption of expensive new technologies or behaviors, spread in a social network. The goal is to better promote the spreading of good contagions, while suppressing the spread of bad ones.
More broadly, his research includes investigations of linear and semidefinite programs, the intersection of computer science and social networks, the intersection of computer science and economics, NP-complete optimization problems, and computational complexity theory.
Prof. Schoenebeck received his PhD in Computer Science from University of California, Berkeley in 2010 and was a Simons Foundation Postdoctoral Research Fellow in Theoretical Computer Science at Princeton University. He joined the faculty at Michigan in 2012. He has taught EECS 574, Computational Complexity Theory; EECS 203, Discrete Math; and EECS 598-06, Social Networks: Reasoning about Structure and Processes. He is affiliated with the Theory Lab in CSE.


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The official track list of the soundtrack of I Frankenstein, the upcoming fantasy thriller movie directed by Stuart Beattie and starring Aaron Eckhart, has been revealed:
There are music video for some of the songs, Lakeshore Records shared them via youtube:
I, Frankenstein Soundtrack Music Video – "Misgiving" – BY MAKER (feat. Geno Lenardo & Daniel Davies)
"Trouble" music video (I, Frankenstein Soundtrack) – BY MAKER (feat. Geno Lenardo & Daniel Davies)
And a preview of the soundtrack:
I, FRANKENSTEIN: Official Soundtrack Preview – BY MAKER (Geno Lenardo & Daniel Davies)
Lakeshore Records will release the I, FRANKENSTEIN – Original Motion Picture Soundtrack digitally and on CD on January 7, 2014. The soundtrack features ten songs written and performed by By Maker, featuring Geno Lenardo (Filter, Device) and Daniel Davies (Year Long Disaster). I, FRANKENSTEIN will be in theaters on January 24, 2014.
By Maker is the collaboration between Geno Lenardo and Daniel Davies originally conceived for I, FRANKENSTEIN. Lenardo was the guitarist of Filter from 1995-2002. No stranger to writing songs for film, Lenardo contributed to the UNDERWORLD: RISE OF THE LYCANS with string writing for the Alkaline Trio song "Over and Out" and additional programming for The Cure's "Underneath the Stars." He also contributed several original tracks to the UNDERWORLD: AWAKENING soundtrack, including "Heavy Prey" in collaboration with Flyleaf singer Lacey Sturm. In 2012 Lenardo joined David Draiman of Disturbed and formed Device – whose debut album was released in the spring of 2013.
Daniel Davies is an English-American singer, guitarist and songwriter. He is best known for his work in the rock band Year Long Disaster as front man and lead guitarist. Davies continues to work as a solo artist, releasing his first EP, Hidden Faces in October 2011. As well as recording his own material he has been composing for film and television.
200 years after his shocking creation, Dr. Frankenstein's creature, Adam, still walks the earth. But when he finds himself in the middle of a war over the fate of humanity, Adam discovers he holds the key that could destroy humankind. From the co-writer of the hit supernatural saga, UNDERWORLD, comes the action thriller I, FRANKENSTEIN, written for the screen and directed by Stuart Beattie, screen story by Kevin Grevioux and Stuart Beattie, based on the Darkstorm Studios graphic novel "I, Frankenstein" created by Kevin Grevioux. The story is brought to life by a cast that includes Aaron Eckhart, Bill Nighy, Yvonne Strahovski, Miranda Otto, Jai Courtney, and Aden Young as Victor Frankenstein.
"Misgiving was the first song we wrote for the project," said Davies. "The song is about the exile the monster experiences while looking at the lives of others, seeing their experiences from a distances and coming to terms with immortality and what his role is."
The second original song featured in the film, Trouble, "hits on some of those same themes the monster is put in to a position he doesn't not want at first then figures out what role he must play what role we all play," Davies described. In addition to Trouble and Misgiving, both written and featured in the film, By Maker contributes 8 additional original tracks for the soundtrack, inspired by I, FRANKENSTEIN.
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"Frankenstein's creature (played by Actor Aaron Eckhart) finds himself caught in an all-out, centuries old war between two immortal clans."
Thanks to Lakeshore Records here's a preview of the soundtrack:
I, Frankenstein – Official Score Preview – Johnny Klimek + Reinhold Heil
And an interview with the composers:
Reinhold Heil & Johnny Klimek – I, Frankenstein Composers Interview HD (Official Video)
Lakeshore Records presents an interview with Reinhold Heil & Johnny Klimek, composers of the I, Frankenstein Score.
The soundtrack of I Frankenstein will be released on January 21, 2013.


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When President Obama proposed to cap the value of itemized deductions at 28 percent, the philanthropic sector came out foursquare against the idea, claiming that it would decimate charitable contributions. Cutting the tax savings from gifts to charities for high-income taxpayers would raise the after-tax cost of giving and lead people to give less. For taxpayers in the 35 percent top tax bracket, the cost of giving away a dollar would jump 10 percent from 65 cents to 72 cents (ignoring any state tax savings). That would lead to perhaps a 2 percent drop in giving—about $9 billion. (Len Burman explained the math in TaxVox last year.)
This year's estate tax hiatus should have caused the same sort of fuss. Why? With no estate tax in 2010, people have less incentive to leave charitable bequests. In 2009, when estates worth more than $3.5 million faced a 45 percent tax rate, giving away a dollar cost only 55 cents after taxes because such bequests are deductible and thus reduce the taxable estate. This year, with no estate tax and thus no tax savings, that cost nearly doubled to a full dollar.
Estimates of how such a price rise would affect giving vary widely. With the 55 percent top tax rate in effect before 2001, economists estimated that eliminating the tax would cut giving by anywhere from 12 percent to 37 percent. Using the lower value, having no estate tax might cut giving by nearly $3 billion (based on $23 billion of charitable bequests in 2008, the most recent year for which data are available). That may be just a third of the reduction that the president's proposal would cause—and it would occur only this year, not every year—but it's still not chump change. At the same time, the estimate could vastly overstate the actual effects. The estimated responses assume permanent elimination of the tax, not just a one-year pause. For lots of reasons, people might respond a lot less.
So why do we hear no clamor to reinstate the tax today? Perhaps philanthropies are banking on the scheduled resurrection of the tax next year at pre-2001 levels—a 55 percent top tax rate on estates over $1 million, which would boost the incentive to give above what it was last year. Maybe they think uncertainty over the tax this year—Congress could restore it retroactively—will keep people from changing their planned giving. Perhaps they're counting on inertia: people may be slow to change their wills to match tax laws and may not react at all to a temporary elimination of the tax. Or maybe, just maybe, it's because complaining means calling for a tax increase and not a tax cut. That stance would not appeal to big givers with high incomes.
And, of course, no one ever said political arguments must be consistent.
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MongoDB Expands Global Collaboration with AWS
Strategic Collaboration Agreement to Focus on Accelerating Customer Workload Migrations to the Cloud
NEW YORK, March 15, 2022 /PRNewswire/ — MongoDB, Inc. (NASDAQ: MDB), the leading modern, general purpose database platform, today announced a significant expansion of a multi-year strategic collaboration agreement (SCA) with Amazon Web Services, Inc. (AWS). Under this six-year agreement, MongoDB and AWS have committed to a broad range of initiatives to make it easier for joint customers to advance their cloud adoption journey, including integrated go-to-market activities across sales and marketing, developer enablement and training through shared developer relations activities, and both technology integrations and commercial incentives to streamline the migration of on-premises workloads to MongoDB Atlas on AWS.
This agreement builds on the current multi-year relationship between MongoDB and AWS aimed at driving customer adoption of MongoDB Atlas on AWS. In an effort to further improve the customer experience, both companies have agreed to collaborate together across sales, customer support, solution architecture, marketing, and other areas to make MongoDB Atlas an exceptional experience for developers on AWS globally. This includes increased workload migration incentives and enhanced tools to help customers move from legacy technologies in on-premises data centers to MongoDB Atlas on AWS. Both companies will also work together to offer new joint capabilities for customers in the areas of serverless, AWS Graviton processors, and AWS Outposts. Finally, this partnership will support MongoDB's expansion into further AWS Regions across the globe and US Public Sector with FedRAMP authorization.
These efforts come on the heels of the recent collaborations announced at AWS re:Invent, including a pay-as-you-go MongoDB Atlas offering on the AWS Marketplace and updates to the AWS Management Console that make it easier for customers to find Atlas. The console will give customers a simpler discovery and purchase experience through AWS Marketplace.
"Several years ago, we embarked on a strategic initiative to migrate the entire Shutterfly ecommerce platform to the public cloud because we realized the sheer complexity combined with the overall cost of managing our own infrastructure took away from our ability to innovate," said Moudy Elbayadi, Chief Technology Officer, Shutterfly. "By leveraging MongoDB Atlas on AWS, our platform resiliency has increased along with the overall performance of our applications allowing our platform to scale during our seasonal peaks. Additionally, being able to offload the undifferentiated day-to-day work associated with managing our own databases allows our talented team to focus on building personalized experiences that delight our customers."
MongoDB uses AWS's global reach and range of services to advance the performance of its database service, and enable customers to store, access, and build applications from anywhere in the world. As part of this collaboration, MongoDB leverages the AWS Marketplace to enable customers to run MongoDB Atlas on AWS and build applications that are highly available, performant at global scale, highly secure, and compliant with privacy standards. MongoDB on AWS works with a wide range of AWS services to enable customers to analyze data with the broadest set of analytical approaches and integrate advanced services in machine learning and Internet of Things.
"Designed for developers by developers, MongoDB delivers an application data platform that spans multiple geographies, clouds, and deployment types to solve the data challenges of transactional workloads and modern applications," said Alan Chhabra, Executive Vice President of Worldwide Partners, MongoDB. "The continued growth and reach of our collaboration with AWS means that many more customers across a variety of industries will be able to use MongoDB Atlas to power the next generation of applications."
"MongoDB has been both a customer and trusted AWS Partner for years, using AWS's broad and deep set of functionalities, proven operational performance, and security to help organizations move their software and data into the cloud faster with a seamless user experience. Running MongoDB Atlas on AWS gives customers a richer application developer experience and helps customers make better use of their data," said Ruba Borno, Vice President of Worldwide Channels and Alliances at Amazon Web Services. "MongoDB shares a mindset of driving innovation, improving reliability, and ensuring we support customers' efforts to become more data-driven organizations in the cloud, whether they're startups or enterprises, working in the private or public sector."
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MongoDB is the leading modern, general purpose database platform empowering innovators to create, transform, and disrupt industries by unleashing the power of software and data. Headquartered in New York, MongoDB has more than 33,000 customers in over 100 countries. The MongoDB database platform has been downloaded over 210 million times and there have been more than 1.5 million registrations for MongoDB University courses.
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Isaiah 11
1And there shall come forth a shoot out of the stock of Jesse, and a branch out of his roots shall bear fruit. 2And the Spirit of Jehovah shall rest upon him, the spirit of wisdom and understanding, the spirit of counsel and might, the spirit of knowledge and of the fear of Jehovah. 3And his delight shall be in the fear of Jehovah; and he shall not judge after the sight of his eyes, neither decide after the hearing of his ears; 4but with righteousness shall he judge the poor, and decide with equity for the meek of the earth; and he shall smite the earth with the rod of his mouth; and with the breath of his lips shall he slay the wicked. 5And righteousness shall be the girdle of his waist, and faithfulness the girdle of his loins.
6And the wolf shall dwell with the lamb, and the leopard shall lie down with the kid; and the calf and the young lion and the fatling together; and a little child shall lead them. 7And the cow and the bear shall feed; their young ones shall lie down together; and the lion shall eat straw like the ox. 8And the sucking child shall play on the hole of the asp, and the weaned child shall put his hand on the adder's den. 9They shall not hurt nor destroy in all my holy mountain; for the earth shall be full of the knowledge of Jehovah, as the waters cover the sea.
10And it shall come to pass in that day, that the root of Jesse, that standeth for an ensign of the peoples, unto him shall the nations seek; and his resting-place shall be glorious.
11And it shall come to pass in that day, that the Lord will set his hand again the second time to recover the remnant of his people, that shall remain, from Assyria, and from Egypt, and from Pathros, and from Cush, and from Elam, and from Shinar, and from Hamath, and from the islands of the sea. 12And he will set up an ensign for the nations, and will assemble the outcasts of Israel, and gather together the dispersed of Judah from the four corners of the earth. 13The envy also of Ephraim shall depart, and they that vex Judah shall be cut off: Ephraim shall not envy Judah, and Judah shall not vex Ephraim. 14And they shall fly down upon the shoulder of the Philistines on the west; together shall they despoil the children of the east: they shall put forth their hand upon Edom and Moab; and the children of Ammon shall obey them. 15And Jehovah will utterly destroy the tongue of the Egyptian sea; and with his scorching wind will he wave his hand over the River, and will smite it into seven streams, and cause men to march over dryshod. 16And there shall be a highway for the remnant of his people, that shall remain, from Assyria; like as there was for Israel in the day that he came up out of the land of Egypt.


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- Buzz Aldrin (4 articles)
- Apollo program (17 articles)
- Neil Armstrong (4 articles)
- Space Shuttle Atlantis (30 articles)
- Jim Bridenstine (3 articles)
- Michael Collins (astronaut) (2 articles)
- Space Shuttle Discovery (37 articles)
- Hubble Space Telescope (30 articles)
- International Space Station (134 articles)
- Jet Propulsion Laboratory (38 articles)
- Mark Kelly (7 articles)
- Kennedy Space Center (18 articles)
- Kepler telescope (4 articles)
- Tim Kopra (4 articles)
- Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter (8 articles)
- MESSENGER (3 articles)
- New Horizons (4 articles)
- Orion spacecraft (4 articles)
- Phoenix Mission (15 articles)
- Swift Gamma-Ray Burst Mission (7 articles)
- Rex Walheim (8 articles)
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- After Mars, NASA announces water ice on Pluto
- Agencies choose yearlong crew for International Space Station
- Anniversary of Yuri Gagarin's spaceflight marks fifty years of human space travel
- Apollo Moon landings tapes reported missing
- "Armageddon" rock misses Earth by Moon's distance
- Asteroid slammed into Mars' northern hemisphere
- Asteroid to fly by Earth
- Astronaut to face attempted murder charge
- Astronaut's baby born 200 miles below him
- Astronauts fix thermal blanket on Atlantis
- Astronauts replace ISS nitrogen tank in spacewalk
- Astronomer proposes Hubble replacement
- Astronomers discover largest star on record
- Astronomers find water vapour in atmosphere of exoplanet K2-18b
- Astronomers say asteroid could hit Mars
- Astronomers witness supernova
- Atlantis departs hangar ahead of August 28 launch
- Atlantis docks, astronauts ready for spacewalk
- Atlantis lands at Kennedy Space Center
- Atlantis launched, heads for International Space Station
- Aurora Borealis caused by electrical space tornadoes
- Canada contributes weather station to NASA Mars mission
- Cape Breton, Nova Scotia to have launch pad
- Cassini discovers organic material on Saturn moon
- Cassini space probe to flyby Saturn's moon Iapetus
- Cassini spacecraft captures large storm on Saturn
- Cassini spacecraft collects sample from geyser on Saturn's moon Enceladus
- Chandra X-Ray Observatory illuminates Supernova 1987A
- Cocaine found at Kennedy Space Center
- Cold as ice: Wikinews interviews Marymegan Daly on unusual new sea anemone
- Columbus module added to ISS during spacewalk
- Comedian Stephen Colbert wins NASA space station name contest
- Comet Wild samples near home
- Cosmonaut Alexei Leonov dies at age 85
- Curiosity Rover analysis suggests chemically complex lake once graced Mars's Gale crater
- Debris narrowly misses International Space Station
- Deep Impact cruising for comet crash
- Delayed Endeavour carries Japanese lab to International Space Station
- Discovery docks with International Space Station
- Discovery going for second launch since 2003 Columbia loss
- Discovery lands at Kennedy Space Center
- Discovery launches after scrubbed attempt
- Discovery Space Shuttle Launch scheduled for July 13
- Emergency spacewalks planned to fix International Space Station
- End of an era: Space Shuttle Atlantis launches on final mission in program
- Erroneous newspaper report garners publicity for Moon landing tapes
- ESA launches Herschel Space Observatory and Planck Satellite
- ESA launches largest commercial telecom satellite
- European Space Agency's Euclid telescope launches from Florida, US
- Evidence of 'shattered moon' found inside rings of Saturn
- Expedition 26 crew blast off to space station
- Expedition 26 crew returns to Earth safely
- Expedition 27 crew successfully returns to Earth
- Expedition 31 crew members arrive at International Space Station
- Expedition 33 crew returns to Earth
- Final launch of Space Shuttle Discovery delayed another day
- Final launch of Space Shuttle Discovery delayed until at least Thursday
- First deep space images from James Webb Space Telescope released
- First images received from orbit around Mercury
- First NASA TROPICS satellites launch to monitor tropical storms
- First supernova seen during explosion breakout
- Former NASA astronaut Eugene Cernan dies aged 82
- Former US Senator Ted Stevens among five killed in Alaska plane crash
- Fortieth anniversary of first manned Moon landing
- Heat protection system on Space Shuttle Atlantis damaged during liftoff
- Hottest planet to date found in the constellation Hercules
- Hubble detects methane on distant planet
- Hubble discovers 16 new planets
- Hubble Space Telescope running on two gyroscopes
- Hubble Space Telescope successor unveiled by NASA
- Hubble Space Telescope to be burnt up; Jupiter Icy Moons Orbiter cancelled
- Hubble Space Telescope's main camera stops working
- Hubble telescope spots oldest galaxies ever seen
- Huygens moon probe to land on Titan
- IBEX satellite releases first all sky map
- Images show new dimension to Saturn's rings
- Injured NASA astronaut replaced on crew of upcoming mission
- Two astronauts blast off to their new home--International Space Station
- International Space Station astronauts complete spacewalk
- ISS crew bypass faulty switch to power-up computers
- ISS Expedition 10 returns to Earth
- Landing of Space Shuttle Atlantis postponed due to bad weather
- Launch failure occurs at Virginia spaceport
- Launch of NASA's Mars Science Laboratory rover delayed until 2011
- Launch of Space Shuttle Atlantis once again delayed
- Launch of space shuttle Discovery delayed indefinitely
- Launch of Space Shuttle Discovery further delayed
- Left wing of Atlantis may have been damaged
- Manned mission to Mars at least 20 years away, easier than first trip to Moon
- Manned Soyuz space mission aborts during launch
- Mars Exploration Rover Opportunity gets stuck in a small sand dune
- Mars lander website opens
- Mars Opportunity rover passes distance milestone
- Mars orbiter finds widespread evidence of water-bearing minerals
- Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter enters Martian orbit
- Mars rover engineers build test sandbox
- Mars rover Opportunity successfully escapes sand trap
- Mars Rover tracks viewed from orbit
- Mars Rover's Basketball-Shaped Discovery Stirs Controversy
- Mars studies find water
- Massive hurricane spotted on Saturn
- Massive ice deposits found on Mars
- Mercury astronaut Walter Schirra dies, aged 84
- Moon water possibly originated from comets, data shows
- NASA announces astronaut glove design contest
- NASA announces daily video feed for new Discovery mission
- NASA announces official search for the missing Apollo tapes
- NASA announces water on Mars
- NASA astronaut Tim Kopra, crew member of upcoming mission, sustains injury
- NASA calls end to Mars Phoenix mission
- NASA cancels launch of Space Shuttle Endeavour
- NASA celebrates 30th anniversary of first shuttle launch; announces new homes for retired shuttles
- NASA completes successful test flight of new Ares IX rocket
- NASA considers continuing shuttle use after 2010
- NASA delays launch of Atlantis
- NASA denies rumors of finding life on Mars
- NASA detects dry, dusty atmospheres on extrasolar planets
- NASA discovers new evidence of dark matter
- NASA extends Space Shuttle Atlantis' mission
- NASA flyby of Saturn moon Titan produces first image of liquid on another world
- NASA holds ceremony to commemorate anniversary of Space Shuttle Columbia disaster
- NASA issues survivability report on Columbia crash
- NASA launches exoplanet-hunting satellite TESS
- NASA launches satellites to study northern lights
- NASA launches Space Shuttle Atlantis
- NASA launches STEREO spacecraft
- NASA launches two space probes to the moon
- NASA mission finds water on the Moon
- NASA mission to map the boundary of solar system
- NASA observes largest supernova on record
- NASA plans for future moon missions
- NASA postpones Stardust mission briefing, no revised date as of yet
- NASA prepares to launch mission to nearby asteroids
- NASA prepares to roll orbiter Discovery to launch pad
- NASA readies Mars lander for launch
- NASA releases complete image of Pluto's crescent
- NASA releases first topographical map of Mercury
- NASA rethinks abandoning Hubble
- NASA says Martian soil could sustain life
- Talk:NASA says Martian soil could sustain life
- NASA says object that hit Florida home is from International Space Station
- NASA says Phoenix spacecraft may have landed on ice
- NASA says star system contains 'earth-like planet' in the making
- NASA says water found on exoplanet
- NASA says worker tried to sabotage ISS
- NASA schedules launch date for comet-chasing probe
- NASA scientist: Chile earthquake may have shifted Earth's axis, shortened day
- NASA sets launch date for Space Shuttle Discovery
- NASA spacecraft enters Mars orbit
- NASA spacecraft to begin collecting data on Mercury
- NASA study: warming and snow melt chokes sea life 1000 miles distant
- NASA successfully launches Kepler Telescope
- NASA to beam Beatles song into deep space
- NASA to extend the Phoenix probe mission by 5 weeks
- NASA unveils detailed map of Antarctica
- NASA unveils plans for moon base
- NASA's Deep Impact probe strikes comet successfully
- NASA's helicopter Ingenuity survives its first night at Mars
- NASA's InSight lander and MarCO craft launch in new mission to Mars
- NASA's InSight Lander makes it to Mars
- NASA's Juno spacecraft enters Jupiter orbit
- NASA's Mars rovers exceed all expectations
- NASA's New Horizons space probe performs first close planetary flyby of Pluto
- NASA's new space capsule to be ready for test flights by 2013
- NASA's OSIRIS-REx arrives in Houston, US after returning asteroid samples to Earth
- NASA's Phoenix Lander has an oven full of Martian soil
- NASA's Phoenix spacecraft having trouble analyzing soil samples
- NASA's Phoenix spacecraft lands safely on Mars
- NASA's Swift detects possible birth of black hole
- NASA's TESS spacecraft reports its first exoplanet
- NASA: Arctic Sea's icecap is melting
- NASA: Discovery appears safe to return to Earth
- NASA: Old Arctic sea ice continues to melt
- NASA: Series of errors led to loss of Mars Global Surveyor
- NASA: Signs of liquid water found on surface of Mars
- NASA: White substance photographed by Phoenix lander on Mars 'must have been ice'
- New Horizons probe bound for Pluto on nine year journey
- New Mars Orbiter arrives for launch
- Next Shuttle flight delayed to next year; ISS crew begin spacewalk
- No injuries reported after NASA Orbiter hangars evacuated after hydrazine leak
- Northern lights may appear across Canada and northern U.S. late Tuesday night
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Here are five ideas to consider:
- Make planning a priority. Whether you begin by tossing up a tent in the backyard or strategizing to experience a safari in Africa, there is no time like the present to begin planning family travel. As children and grandchildren get older, their schedules become more complicated by their own commitments, making it more difficult than ever to plan time together. What's more, with dates on the calendar, you'll feel less stress at work, knowing you've provided the boss and co-workers with plenty of notice about your plans.
- Longer vacations. According to Project: Time Off , 75 percent of those who plan ahead were more likely to take a full week or more of vacation in a single stretch. By crafting a strategy in advance, you'll have your pick of departures, the best cabins on a cruise ship and more options in popular resort areas. While you are at it, scan the year ahead and be the first to claim vacation days around existing holidays and school breaks, creating a longer stretch for relaxation and enjoyment. Knowing good times are on the horizon, you'll have the added benefit of anticipating the getaway.
- Bucket lists. Taking time to create a thoughtful bucket list can make it easier to plan for meaningful vacations, those that are a deliberate reflection of your values, hopes and dreams. So before you begin listing desired destinations, ask yourself what aspects of the world—geographically, spiritually and culturally—you want to share with your children, grandchildren and perhaps other friends and family members. As your ideas take shape, know your list will evolve over the years; therefore, think about which destinations you hope to visit while your children are in the nest and which might best be saved for later. And, when it comes time to involve youngsters in creating the bucket list, remember that kids don't know what they don't know. Certain theme parks and resorts will likely be on their radar screens, but they may not be aware of the glories of Yellowstone or Yosemite or the historical significance of Boston or Birmingham.
- Celebrate milestone events. Geographic spread, busy careers and school and sports schedules make it more difficult than ever to spend time together; therefore, planning ahead to celebrate birthdays, graduations and anniversaries can be an important touchstone and meaningful part of a family's legacy. With plenty of advance notice, you'll increase the odds that more family members will be able to take part in the fun. Ask your clan to save a date and then get to work creating a gathering that will be a lasting memory for all.
- Reap the benefits. In-depth research indicates that Americans who take time to plan their vacation time in the year ahead are happier than their come-what-may counterparts. Planners are happier with their health and well-being, their financial picture, their personal relationships and even their overall mood, according to the research. Further, an overwhelming majority of American workers report that time off helps them relax and recharge, and offers the opportunity to pursue personal interests. Nearly two-thirds of employees say their concentration and productivity at work improves with time off. Business leaders echo this sentiment. Of those surveyed, 91 percent believe employees return from vacation recharged and renewed—and ready to work more effectively.
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History & Philosophy
In the beginning there was a name
In the beginning there was a name...'Lakewood'.
Had I known how often I would be asked about its meaning, would I have chosen another name? No, even after all these years and so many questions, I remain happy with the name Lakewood which has now become entrenched in the awareness of guitar history.
The Lakewood adventure began in the spring of 1986. I had some years previously completed my training under master luthier, Manfred Pletz, and was endeavouring to find my niche as an independent luthier. Due to musical preferences I graduated from nylon string classical to steel string guitar.
Germany in the mid-eighties was a country of classical guitars. Steel string models naturally originated in the USA or perhaps as facsimiles from Japan. So I was very motivated to do something about this and put Germany on the acoustic guitar world map.
But I have omitted to introduce myself: my name is Martin Seeliger and with me everything must start somewhere. I was 28 years old and very curious. This is still the case today, to the inspiration and sometimes the frustration of those working with me. Way back then when I was searching for a name for my steel string guitars, my finger stopped on a map at a small town 'Lakewood' on Lake Erie in the USA. The name just suited guitars so I decided there and then and have never regretted it. Lakewood became a German steel string guitar brand.
We have been building Lakewood guitars in Giessen, near Frankfurt/Main since 1986. Much expertise has been accumulated by us in the professional, artistic creation of fine guitars. Traditions mean a lot to us if they manifest in everyday working reality. New technology offers incentives and challenges for the creation of something as complex as an acoustic guitar which demands the highest levels of precision. We are driven to build instruments whose tone, aesthetics and finish meet highest standards. To achieve this, we delve into the absolute finest detail and are proud to be writing part of German musical instrument history.
Since those early years much has been achieved. Over 20 000 guitars have been created which could tell many a story and which have become part of many diverse lives. This history represents an obligation for all of us at Lakewood. A Lakewood represents a piece of luck.
On behalf of all Lakewood colleagues.
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Maintaining a Globally Diversified Portfolio
Since the financial crisis of 2008, U.S. equities have earned substantially higher returns than international equities. Ken French's data shows that the U.S. equity market has earned annualized returns of 15.6 percent per year from 2009 through 2017, while international equities earned 9.9 percent. Such periods inevitably lead some investors to question whether international diversification makes sense. This skepticism is reinforced by the fact that U.S. equities have outperformed international equities over an even longer period. The S&P 500 Index has outperformed the MSCI EAFE Index — its international equity equivalent — since the MSCI EAFE's inception back in 1970. It's easy to understand why an investor would believe that such a long period of outperformance must surely mean that U.S. investors should avoid international equities. This is all without mention of the current global equity environment thus far in 2018, where the U.S. equity market has trounced the equity performance of the international developed and emerging markets year-to-date.
While the preceding data may be enough to give any investor holding emerging markets stocks heartburn, it tells us little to nothing about the future performance of the U.S. equity market compared to other countries or to a diversified basket of international countries. Below, we'll look at five lessons that I believe confirm the need to ignore such past performance and remain committed to a globally diversified equity approach.
1. Broad-based international index returns don't relay the complete story.
Based upon the information presented above (U.S. equities have substantially outperformed international equities), where would you guess U.S. equity market returns have ranked relative to equity returns of the various countries included in international equity indexes? My guess is that you might say No. 1 or at least top three. Some might even be 100 percent confident that U.S. equity returns were at least in the top five.
You might be surprised that seven other countries generated higher equity market returns than the U.S. market over 1998–2017. Those countries from first through seventh were Denmark, Australia, Hong Kong, Canada, Singapore, Finland and Sweden. In terms of growth of a $1,000 investment, in Denmark's equity market, it grew to $7,359 at the end of 2017. Compare that to $3,559 for the U.S. market. Does this mean you should allocate your entire portfolio to Denmark? Of course not, but it does show that nothing preordains higher returns for the U.S. market compared to other markets.
2. When looking at past performance, there will always be something you could have implemented that would have done better, but hindsight isn't foresight.
While the performance of the S&P 500 has been stellar since the financial crisis, there are no doubt particular stocks and sectors that generated substantially higher returns than the S&P 500 overall. Would you then conclude that you should shift your U.S. equity holdings into those stocks or sectors instead of owning the U.S. market more broadly? I hope most investors would say no for at least two reasons. First, making these changes would reduce portfolio diversification, exposing the investment portfolio to the unnecessary risk of something happening to a particular company or industry. Second, past performance does not predict future performance.
These points are exactly analogous to global equity investing. Reiterating the final point made in the first lesson, it's highly unlikely a U.S. investor would be willing to move their entire equity allocation over to Danish equities, so why would an investor be comfortable with having equity exposure concentrated solely in the U.S.? A portfolio composed of only U.S. equities is clearly less diversified than a globally diversified equity portfolio. Furthermore, a considerable body of academic research has shown that past performance not only fails to guarantee future results but has virtually no value as a predictor. Thus, the prudent strategy is to diversify globally and reduce the risk of having too many eggs in one basket.
3. International and emerging market equities remain a substantial fraction of the world's equity market wealth.
As of year-end 2017, international and emerging market equities represented about 48 percent of the world's equity market capitalization, with the U.S. market comprising the balance. This means that U.S. equities should likely be a substantial portion of one's equity portfolio, but allocating only to U.S. equities would mean implicitly ignoring almost half of the world's equity market wealth. Regardless of past performance, this is generally not a wise course of action.
4. The performance of globally diversified portfolios frequently diverges from the performance of the U.S. equity market and does so for extended periods of time.
Some investors may be surprised at how much the S&P 500 has outperformed the MSCI EAFE post-financial crisis, believing that the difference is so extreme that it must mean something. Examining the entire history of the performance of the S&P 500 compared to the MSCI EAFE quickly dispels this notion. Figure 1 shows the decade-by-decade total returns of each of the two indexes and the corresponding difference starting with the 1970s and continuing through the 2000s.
Figure 1: Decade-by-Decade Total Returns (S&P 500 v. MSCI EAFE)
Source: Thomson Reuters Lipper
Of the four decades, three involved substantially higher returns for either the MSCI EAFE compared to the S&P 500 or vice versa. For example, in the 1980s, the MSCI EAFE had total returns that were over 200 percent higher than the S&P 500, while the total returns of the S&P 500 were over 300 percent higher than the MSCI EAFE in the 1990s. This shows that investors should expect that the performance of globally diversified portfolios may diverge from the performance of the U.S. market without that being an indication that a globally diversified investment approach is no longer a prudent strategy.
5. Even longer-term outperformance does not indicate a continuing trend.
Look back at the first two decades of Figure 1. You will see that international equities dramatically outperformed the U.S. market over this 20-year period. In fact, the total returns of the S&P 500 were almost 800 percent, while those of the MSCI EAFE were almost 1600 percent. In other words, an investor who invested only in the MSCI EAFE would have turned $1 into almost $16, while the same $1 invested in the S&P 500 would be worth almost $8 (this example, of course, ignores expenses). A U.S. investor investing only in U.S. equities, no doubt, would have been kicking themselves for not diversifying globally and might have even been tempted to move most or all of their U.S. equity allocation to international equities. In practice, such a move might have sounded sensible — after all, our hypothetical investor just witnessed 20 years of stellar international equity performance (how much more data could one need?) — yet, the outcome of such a move would have been disastrous.
Even though U.S. equities have substantially outperformed a broadly diversified basket of international equities post-financial crisis, the right approach for most investors remains global diversification. The arguments and examples above point out that there is no reason to expect the U.S. equity market to systematically outperform over the long term, while noting that there will inevitably be periods when a globally diversified portfolio may underperform a portfolio concentrated solely in U.S. equities.
Jared Kizer is the Chief Investment Officer for the BAM Alliance.
This commentary originally appeared August 16 on MultifactorWorld.com
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Vassula Ryden came to Thailand for the first time in March 1998 and gave a testimony to about 800 people in Bangkok. It is difficult to determine the extent of conversion during the meeting but surely it gave a big boost to those people who have been reading the True Life in God messages since they became available in Thailand beginning 1994. It was also through this visit that a True Life in God prayer group was formed in May 1998 and has been meeting weekly since then.
In January 1999, while the euphoria of Vassula's 1998 visit still lingered, we were contacted to see if a second visit of Vassula to Thailand could be organized within a month's time. The local group decided with a big "Yes". Saying yes was easy but doing was rather difficult. How could such visit be organized in a short notice? Last year, it took about four months to prepare Vassula's visit. Nevertheless the group was confident given the experience they have had from last year and the trust on God's guidance. However, God allowed more difficulties and obstacles this time. One of the organizers was hospitalized due to flu and another cracked a leg bone. Furthermore, the first choice of venue for Vassula's talk was refused because of confusions caused by some people spreading reports against Vassula.
But the Lord had His hand on the mission. An alternative venue, the same venue as last year's visit, was made available without problem. In addition, a group of Thai people led by Bishop John Bosco Manat Chuabsamai (Bishop Manat), who had a special meeting with Vassula last year, offered to organize a meeting for Vassula with Thai people at Mt. Tabor Retreat Center in Kanchanaburi Province, about 280 kilometers west of Bangkok. By the time these two meetings were confirmed, Vassula was already scheduled to arrive in 10 days. Invitations, announcements and preparations of the meeting were made during this short period.
Vassula and her companion, Katerina Andritsaki, a Greek lady, arrived Bangkok on 12 February at about 7:00 AM. Members of the local True Life in God prayer group received and immediately took them to the airport hotel to rest before leaving for Kanchanaburi province in the afternoon. By 2:30 PM, both Vassula and Katerina appeared at the hotel lobby fresh and ready for the mission. A Thai group led by Joseph Phichate Raktabutr took Vassula and Katerina in a mini-bus while some English-speaking TLIG members followed by car.
The drive to Mt. Tabor was relaxed and comfortable. People enjoyed chit-chatting with Vassula and asking many questions which Vassula satisfied with eagerness. There was no sign of Vassula being tired and weary. Before long, they were already at the top of Mt. Tabor where a very beautiful retreat center is located. The mountain overlooks a magnificent view of the Srinakarindara Dam, which looks like a smaller version of the Lake of Galilee in Israel. Bishop Manat, Father Surin Chunfong, Father Gregory Saw Dho Soe from Burma, together with 20 lay people received Vassula and Katerina at the retreat center.
In all, about 150 Thai lay people and some priests from different parts of Thailand came to hear Vassula's testimony on Saturday, 13 February 1999. Many came upon the invitation of Bishop Manat, Joseph Phichate Raktabutr and Peter Larsen. The meeting was held in an open-air room in one of the bungalows in the compound. The meeting began with songs of adoration led by Bishop Manat. With Bishop Manat translating into Thai, Vassula eagerly shared the messages of True Life in God (see transcription of Vassula's talk).
On Saturday evening, after the Holy Mass, Vassula prayed over the group of Thai people for healing using a crucifix with a relic of the original cross. Many of the people received healing both spiritually and physically. A number rested in the Spirit while some experienced God's mercy, gentleness and healing. One came out after the healing praising the Lord by saying, "…all of us trusted in His gentle mysterious ways. He healed us and cured our mind and body. We knew that everything is the fruit of His love, for this is the precious gift from God, the Heavenly Father, and His only beloved Son, Jesus Christ, and the Holy Spirit. We've never known how He blesses and how His grace works, but surely without His love, we are hopeless. Life is empty, worthless and nothing at all, without His love." Another person shared how he felt while Vassula prayed over him with the cross on his head. He said, "It was like an electricity. It was like a fire that burned across."
Vassula's second meeting was held at the Holy Redeemer Hall located at Ruam Rudee Lane in Bangkok on 14 February 1999, the day after her meeting in Mt. Tabor. It started with a brief introduction by the organizers, followed by the Rosary, and then Vassula's testimony and healing session. The meeting started at exactly 2:00 PM with about 300 people in the hall. Later in the session, the number grew to about 500 people. The meeting began without Vassula since she was still on the way from the hotel resting after the long drive from Mt. Tabor. To the organizers' amazement, she arrived at the meeting hall at the exact time of her testimony, right after the rosary. She walked through the hall with so much gentleness, without any sign of rush, straight to the podium and then began to greet the people. She then gave her testimony which was translated into Thai by a Thai Catholic priest from the Holy Redeemer Church (see transcription of Vassula's talk).
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