Dinesh Kumar

The reliable power of community in the 20th century could have caused a positive affect on the social behaviors of humanity Houston, TX, May 18, 2026 -- Chiazor Manuel, Kemetian Church of Krsts "One must not let oneself be misled: they say 'Judge not!' but they send to Hell everything that stands in their way." - Friedrich Nietzsche Since the past time of the reincarnated angel Gabri-el as Yeshua reformed by Rome as Jesus Christ although actual history doesn't provide proof of an olive oil ceremony, and his tribe was Levi because his genetic line of his mother, and it states his step father from the tribe of Judah was not his actual biological father. It has been said that if these actual facts proven by historical ledgers are ever expressed vocally the person, and or people are considered anti-christs, or the anti-christ. Rapture Phenomenon As wars continue to ravage the world many are discussing an event called the " Rapture Phenomenon" . It has been ... Continue reading →

Bolton, MA residents Jim and Deanna Varney launched Wavelength Coffee Roasters in late 2025 with a clear goal: rethink how coffee gets sourced, roasted, and packaged. The Shirley-MA based company delivers a smoother cup while reducing environmental impact at every step. And they’re hoping that smooth taste catches on with both consumers and retailers, cafés, and restaurants interested in offering a more sustainable coffee option to their customers. Wavelength Coffee Roasters takes a modern, technology-driven approach to an industry that has changed very little in more than a century. Instead of using gas-powered drum roasters, the company roasts its beans with all-electric, air-roasting technology powered in part by on-site solar energy. This process produces a clean, ultra-smooth coffee with no bitter aftertaste—and cuts reliance on fossil fuels. “Coffee is part of people’s daily lives, which makes it a powerful place to make meaningful change,” ... Continue reading →

“Would you let your daughter drive this car?”. The question was posed at a hearing of insurance executives discussing modern collision repair practices. The response: silence. For the Massachusetts Auto Body Association (MABA), that silence highlights a growing concern for consumers—whether their vehicle is truly safe after a collision repair. “Today’s vehicles are more complex than ever. Advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS), cameras, sensors, and specialized materials mean that even minor accidents require precise, manufacturer-approved repairs,” said Evangelos “Lucky” Papageorg, executive director of MABA. “When those repairs are done correctly, vehicles are restored to their intended safety performance. When they’re not, the consequences may not be visible—until the next accident. It may even be the cause of the next accident.” Added Brian Bernard, an MABA member and owner of Total Care Accident Repair in ... Continue reading →

Dark fantasy takes a bold new turn as author Jason Moore announces the complete release of his epic trilogy, The Moon’s Curse. With the arrival of its explosive final installment, The Moon’s Curse: Blood Moon, readers can now experience the full saga—an immersive journey where myth, magic, and mortality collide. Blending ancient mythology with emotional depth and relentless tension, Moore’s trilogy introduces the world to the Nythrall—a terrifying evolution of vampire lore, bound not by blood alone, but by the raw, volatile power of the moon itself. This is not the vampire story readers expect—it’s darker, deeper, and far more dangerous. A Trilogy Unleashed Across three gripping novels, The Moon’s Curse delivers a sweeping narrative of transformation, sacrifice, and the cost of power: - The Moon’s Curse: Awakening (Book 1) The journey begins with a descent into shadow. Ancient forces stir, forbidden rituals awaken, and the first ... Continue reading →

Staff volunteers from Needham-based retirement and investment advisory firm, Johnson Brunetti, recently completed two volunteer workdays with South Shore Habitat for Humanity, assisting in the rehabilitation of a home in North Easton, Massachusetts. The workdays took place on April 9 and April 16, 2026. The volunteer effort is part of Johnson Brunetti’s ongoing commitment to community service. As part of the company’s culture, employees complete four hours of community service per quarter by volunteering at a local charity or donating blood at a local American Red Cross donation center. “Helping out in the communities we serve is a core part of who we are,” said David Shapiro, Regional Director of Wealth at Johnson Brunetti. “Our team values the opportunity to step away from the office and make a tangible difference. Projects like this remind us that strong communities are built through collaboration, compassion, and action.” Johnson Brunetti views ... Continue reading →

Following the passing of legendary slugger Rocky Colavito in late 2024, a massive grassroots movement is compelling that the National Baseball Hall of Fame finally recognize the man who dominated the American League for a decade. A formal petition, which has already garnered nearly 3000 signatures and 1800 comments, is being prepared for submission to the Hall of Fame's Classic Era Committee. Those wishing to sign the petition can do so at the Website link above. Colavito, affectionately known as "The Rock," was the premier power hitter of his era. From 1957 to 1966, no player in the American League recorded more home runs (337), RBIs (1020), XBHs (603), and TBs (2797) than Colavito ---- a Decade Grand Slam 0f Power outperforming inner-circle Hall of Famers like Mickey Mantle and Harmon Killebrew during that span. Statistical data provided via Stathead Baseball "Rocky Colavito wasn't just a fan favorite; he was a statistical titan," says Ray Beaufait the ... Continue reading →

Oakwell Beer Spa, the award-winning spa and taproom concept blending beer culture with modern wellness, is inviting craft breweries in the Phoenix-Scottsdale-Tucson markets to explore partnership opportunities as the brand grows through franchising. Recognized by USA Today’s 10 Best as one of the nation’s best spas and named by TIME to its list of the World’s Greatest Places, Oakwell Beer Spa combines private  spa suites with a rotating taproom featuring local craft beer, wine and non-alcoholic beverages. As Oakwell targets markets like Phoenix, Tucson and Scottsdale, which are known for a vibrant craft beer scene and strong appetite for experiential hospitality, the brand is actively seeking local brewery collaborations to become part of its social wellness model. “Craft breweries are community anchors,” said Damien Zouaoui, who founded Oakwell Beer Spa with his wife Jessica. “When we enter a new market, one of our first priorities is building ... Continue reading →

A 1986 Land Rover Defender Custom automobile, a patinated bronze bust of Robert E. Lee after Henry Merwin Shrady (American, 1871-1922), and a large iron Megatron Transformer figure designed by Kalifano are a few of the expected top lots in Crescent City Auction Gallery’s Important Estates Auction slated for Thursday and Friday, May 7th- 8th. The auction, starting at 10am Central time both days, will be held online and live in the New Orleans gallery located at 1330 St. Charles Avenue. Offered will be a wide range of French, English and American furniture; original paintings, watercolors, photographs, and drawings; sculptures of various sizes and ages; prints and etchings; Middle Eastern and Oriental carpets; and decorative art items. Estates range from local antiquarians to famed New Orleans hotelier and property developer, Joe Jaeger, Jr. estate items. The 1986 Land Rover Defender Custom vehicle is the overall expected top lot of the two days, with a pre-sale estimate of ... Continue reading →

An exquisite example of a US Bust Half Dollar coin with the desirable 1806/5 overdate, a stunning Gem-grade 1879-CC Morgan Dollar, and a 1798/7 overdate $10 Capped Bust Heraldic Eagle with 9x4 stars (one of three Capped Bust Heraldic Eagles up for bid) are just a few of the expected top performers in Morphy’s Premier Coins auction scheduled for Tuesday, April 28. The catalog is a numismatist’s dream, loaded with 368 lots of antique and vintage US gold and silver coins (high-grade silver dollar coins especially abundant), rare Lincoln head and Indian head pennies, mint coin sets, tokens, paper money spanning multiple generations, foreign currency, bank drafts, commemorative coins, solid gold bars, and more. Most of the coins in this auction are being offered for the first time in many years. The 1806/5 Bust Half Dollar coin, the Overton-103a variety, is remarkably original. It’s graded PCGS MS63+, placing it firmly in the Choice to Near-Gem Mint State range, and is ... Continue reading →

A George Washington free frank signature dated January 5, 1780, PSA/DNA slabbed and certified authentic; an Abraham Lincoln signed partial check dated February 8, 1861; Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher Ron Perranoski’s 1965 World Series ring; and a Frederick Douglass signed letter dated March 13, 1893 are just a few highlight lots in University Archives’ online-only Rare Autographs, Manuscripts & Books auction planned for Wednesday, May 6th. The auction, starting promptly at 10:00am Eastern Time, is filled with items in many categories. The catalog in its entirety – all 474 lots – is up for viewing and bidding now on the University Archives website, www.UniversityArchives.com, plus the popular platforms Invaluable.com, Auctionzip.com and LiveAuctioneers.com. Telephone and absentee bids will also be accepted. “We are proud to present Civil War memorabilia from the collection of Larry Berra, eldest son of baseball legend Yogi Berra, whose collection consists ... Continue reading →

Tesla, Einstein & the American Presidency: Rare Autographs & Historical Documents Auction, Buyers can register and bid now, at OAKauctions.com. Coral Gables, FL, USA, April 19, 2026 -- A holograph page from a Nikola Tesla scientific manuscript from 1907, signed in full and containing Tesla’s bold vision of a world in which warfare is rendered virtually obsolete, is the expected headliner in One of a Kind Collectibles’ internet-only auction, online now at www.OAKauctions.com and ending Thursday, April 30, at 8pm Eastern Time.  Officially titled Tesla, Einstein & the American Presidency: Rare Autographs & Historical Documents, the auction showcases an exceptional array of scientific, presidential, literary and aviation material spanning centuries of American and international history. Offerings in the catalog pertain to items signed by some of history’s brightest luminaries, including Tesla, Albert Einstein, Charles Lindbergh, numerous past US ... Continue reading →

Johnson Brunetti, a local retirement and investment specialist firm, is hosting a free community movie event on Wednesday, May 6, 2026, at 6:00 PM at AMC Burlington Cinema 10, 20 South Avenue, Burlington, Mass. The evening will feature a special showing of The Psychology of Retirement, an educational film exploring the financial, emotional, and social aspects of retirement. This includes coverage of Social Security and Medicare. The movie, with Joel Johnson, co-founder of Johnson Brunetti, serving as one of its executive producers, includes commentary from leading financial thinkers, including Morgan Housel, author of the bestselling book The Psychology of Money, as well as prominent economists and public officials, such as David Walker, former Comptroller General and public trustee for Social Security and Medicare, David Duley, Jason Fichtner, Becky Swansberg, Rodney Brooks, Justin Fitzpatrick, Johnny Poulsen and Brian Wesbury. “People are asking different questions about ... Continue reading →

Shannon’s announced their Spring Fine Art Auction scheduled for Thursday, April 30th at 6pm Eastern Time. The auction will feature over 150 lots of quality paintings, drawings, prints, and sculpture, beginning promptly at 6pm Eastern Time. With an emphasis on quality American art and fresh-to-the-market offerings, the Shannon’s spring sale will be a treasure trove of unique and exciting offerings. Bidding will be available on shannons.com, through their mobile app, by telephone, or by absentee. All of the works will be available for preview at their Milford, Connecticut, gallery. A grandiose composition by John White Alexander, titled Her Birthday (1913), towers at almost 7 feet tall. Done late in his career, the work is a detailed example of the artist's mature style, picturing three vignettes of women arranging a vase of flowers. This piece is being offered at an estimated price of $300,000-$500,000. In addition to the Alexander, other Gilded Age portraiture includes ... Continue reading →

Nye & Company Auctioneers will hold a highly anticipated series of spring auctions beginning with the single-owner sale of property from the collection of Mary Frances and John H. “Jack” Wood of Montclair, New Jersey on April 29, followed by the firm’s Chic and Antique Auction on April 30-May 1, starting at 10am Eastern Time each day. The auction on April 29 reflects the discerning eye and intellectual curiosity of Mary Frances and Jack Wood, longtime residents of Montclair known for their deep appreciation of fine art, design, and cultural heritage. Over decades, the Woods assembled a thoughtfully curated collection emphasizing fine paintings, carpets, and Southwestern decorative arts, blending European sophistication with American regional craftsmanship. Leading the sale is a luminous still life by Henri Manguin (French, 1874–1949), a prominent member of the Fauvist movement and a contemporary of Henri Matisse. Known for his vibrant palette and intimate ... Continue reading →

An online-only Fine Artwork, Sculpture & Decorative Arts auction bursting with around 700 quality lots – some of them pulled from a large and important estate in Manalapan, Florida – will be held on Saturday, April 25th, by Antiques & Modern Auction Gallery, starting at 1pm Eastern Time. Phone and absentee bids will also be accepted. “The fine artwork category includes a great collection of modern art, originals and a variety of prints from notable galleries,” said Scott Cieckiewicz of Antiques & Modern Auction Gallery. “Art glass features some of the largest Daum pate-de-verre pieces we’ve ever seen, as well as a well-rounded collection of Lalique crystal. Many of the glass pieces include the original boxes.” Cieckiewicz added there are also bronze, steel and acrylic sculptures up for bid, all by notable artists. An example is lot #6, an iron freeform sculpture on a travertine stone base by Argentine sculptor Enio Iommi ... Continue reading →

While the country was preparing to celebrate its 250th birthday, Hake’s hosted a grand celebration of its own. Premier Auction #246, which closed on March 24-25, presented more than 1,400 lots of historical Americana and pop culture collectibles in a sale that totaled $1.9 million. Fittingly, many of the lots featured wonderful examples of important political memorabilia. “Hake’s continues strong into 2026, with bidders turning out in force for both sessions of our March auction,” said Hake’s General Manager Kelly McClain. “Each night brought impressive results with spirited bidding that saw several lots set new world record prices. We’re going to run with that energy, and collectors will be excited to know that our Action Figures Prototypes auction, which closes on April 29, is open for bidding right now. Is there anything more American than Captain America? The overall top lot of the auction was a coveted copy of Captain America Comics #1 ... Continue reading →

A pre-1915 Case 6346½ three-back spring whittler with old Rogers bone handles salesman’s sample more than doubled the $4,000 high estimate to realize $9,225 at Morphy’s Fine Knives: A Quality Lifetime Collection auction held February 25, 2026. The auction was packed with 956 lots of edged weapons, armor and militaria, all from one collector, and totaled more than $900,000. The collector, who lives in Pennsylvania but requested anonymity, was a regular at knife and gun shows across the US, as well as at antique shows, flea markets and auctions. Now that he’s older and approaching retirement, he decided to part ways with his 50-year collection. “The sale was a blessing,” he said. “Now other folks can enjoy these wonderful pieces of history.” The aforementioned three-back spring whittler salesman’s sample was the overall top lot of the auction at $9,225. The back of the main blade had the “Salesman’s Sample” inking, ... Continue reading →

First Nations Business Solutions (FNBS) announced a highly successful presence at the 2026 Reservation Economic Summit (RES), held March 23–26 at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas—marking the largest attendance in the event’s history and bringing together tribal leaders, federal agencies, and industry innovators from across the United States and Canada. At Booth 116, FNBS introduced a next-generation population health strategy that integrates wellness, early detection of chronic disease, and payroll efficiency —designed specifically to strengthen tribal economies, enterprise sustainability, and community health. A New Model for Workforce Strength and Overall Economic Sustainability The FNBS approach combines two powerful solutions: Workforce Wellness & Payroll Efficiency (Pulse 365 Wellness) Through a payroll-integrated wellness model, organizations can enhance employee wellbeing without increasing benefit costs, replacing current benefits, or administrative ... Continue reading →

Liam Westra, British News Sole Corp, BNSC News Group LLC "The brain is a far more open system than we ever imagined, and nature has gone very far to help us perceive and take in the world around us. It has given us a brain that survives in a changing world by changing itself." - Norman Doidge As Canadian psychiatrist Norman Doidge quoted the brain changes with its surrounding environment. A global unawareness unnoticed while the human brain is in operation. In the scientific community it has been said many times that humanity can't survive without a healthy planet, and this very statement can be ironic because the very thoughts that are brainstormed to help cause much harmful outcomes to the environment is also damaging itself in the process of transmitting the messages that form the ideas to cause brain functions to decline as an after effect. These clinical studies are founded, and researched by neuroscientists like Moran Cerf, and Daniel Levitin. What is The Solution ... Continue reading →

The United States will celebrate its 250th anniversary on July 4th, but Milestone Auctions is getting the party started early on April 18 with a Premier Military & Edged Weapons Sale that salutes our armed forces from the American Revolution through modern times. The 723-lot selection includes uniforms, helmets and headgear; medals, flags, insignia, photos, and hundreds of Nazi, Japanese and other World War II Axis relics and articles of memorabilia, including German and Japanese “Big Eye” binoculars and a cased Japanese machine gun aviation camera. The huge array of edged weapons runs the gamut from swords, knives, katanas and daggers to a bone-chilling circa-1700 executioner’s sword previously held in the Torture Chamber Collection of Nuremberg, Germany.  One of the most infamous characters of World War II was fascist dictator Benito Mussolini, who adopted the honorary title of Marshal of the Empire following Italy’s imperial ventures into Africa. To ... Continue reading →