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Apr 23

Kamon as Japanese Heraldry

With its intricate array of symbols and emblems, heraldry transcends simple identification to embody societies’ more profound cultural ethos and historical narratives. These complex symbols, which have found universal application...

Apr 19

What is a Martlet?

In the intricate and symbolic world of heraldry, the martlet occupies a unique and distinctive niche. This emblematic bird bears a striking resemblance to a swallow, yet it is stylized...

Apr 14

Debunking the "Long Tailpipe" Myth

Electric vehicles (EVs) have been championed as a cornerstone in the battle against climate change, lauded for their potential to reduce greenhouse gas emissions significantly. Yet, skeptics often counter with...

Apr 08

Solar Eclipse Mathematics

Solar eclipses are among the most striking astronomical events that captivate observers around the world. These celestial phenomena occur when the Moon passes between the Earth and the Sun, temporarily...

Apr 02

I Was Appointed a Kentucky Colonel

I am delighted to share that I have been honored with the appointment of Kentucky Colonel by Governor Andy Beshear on March 25th. This title, previously held by my father,...

Mar 12

Lord Baltimore's Influence on Maryland's Heraldry

I am taking a course in heraldry and one of the assignments in the course is to take a local examples of civic, corporate, and ecclesiastical arms, and blazon them...