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Warp-Proofing History: Why Modern Masters are Abandoning Canvas for Aerospace-Grade Copper

“American Art Collector Magazine Featuring Professional Artist Adam Halls artwork on Archival Artefex Copper panel” Professional artist Adam Hall utilizes an Artefex Copper ACM panel to achieve “jewel-like” luminosity once reserved for the Old Masters. Artefex is spearheading a Renaissance … Continue reading →

Queen Maria and Princess Condrokirono Strengthen Ties at Historic Meeting in Yogyakarta Palace

Queen Maria visited the Yogyakarta Palace, hosted by HRH GKR Condrokirono. They held a breakfast banquet and exchanged honors—a WCH badge for the Princess and a native Batik scarf for the Queen. The visit included a tour of the Royal … Continue reading →

New Book The First Romans By Lucas C. Wagner Brings the Grit, Glory, and Guts of the Early Republic to Life

The First Romans By Lucas C. Wagner Before the Empire, There Was the Fight to Become Rome Long before marble forums, imperial legions, and emperors shaped world history, Rome was something far more fragile, and far more fascinating. In The … Continue reading →

U.S. Cities With Highest Rates of Alcohol-Related Fatal Crashes Revealed

New analysis shows Baton Rouge leads the nation with more than double the average alcohol-involved fatal crash rate An in-depth analysis of 10 years of federal fatal crash data reveals stark differences in alcohol-related fatal crash rates across major U.S. … Continue reading →

Lab Diamonds and a New Generation of Fine Jewelry: How Lab Diamonds Hub Is Shaping the Canadian Market

“Buying a diamond is never just about the stone itself. It’s about understanding, confidence, and meaning. Our role is to help people navigate that decision with clarity and respect.” says CEO of Lab Diamonds Hub As interest in lab diamonds … Continue reading →

FaithCardsCo Releases GodSaysIAm: A Year-Long Devotional Helping Students Find Identity in Scripture, Not Screens

“Identity is not achieved, it’s remembered. Repeated truth shapes who students become, and GodSaysIAm was created to give them that steady voice of truth they can return to again and again,” said Michael Mendelssohn, founder of FaithCardsCo. In response to … Continue reading →

The Duduk: How an Ancient Armenian Sound – from Duduk to Bass Duduk – Continues to Shape the Modern Musical World

The duduk instrument, one of the world’s oldest living wind instruments, has survived centuries of political change, migration, and modernization. From the traditional duduk to the deep, resonant bass duduk, this ancient Armenian instrument continues to influence contemporary music, film … Continue reading →

David Keyston Releases “What Did Jesus Say?” – 50 Years of Biblical Scholarship Reveal Biblical Fulfillment of Christ’s Second Advent

“What Did Jesus Say? by David Keyston After more than 50 years of Biblical scholarship, author and interfaith leader David Keyston announces the release of What Did Jesus Say?, a groundbreaking book presenting comprehensive Biblical evidence for the fulfillment of … Continue reading →

Poetry Collection by Thomas LeBrun Explores Romance, Vulnerability, and the Timeless Power of Human Connection

Poems from the Heart by Thomas LeBrun Love, Longing, and the Courage to Feel Take Center Stage in Poems from the Heart Readers seeking poetry that speaks directly to the soul will find a powerful companion in Poems from the … Continue reading →

The Third State of Love by Maya Christobel Offers a Revolutionary Look at Intelligence, Healing, and the Future of Human-AI Relationships

The Third State of Love by Maya Christobel A Therapist and an AI Walk Into a Conversation—And Change Everything In an era dominated by fear-driven headlines about artificial intelligence, a new voice has emerged to offer something radically different: love. … Continue reading →

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