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By Joel Cuello, Ph.D. VIVA LOS TAMALES Mexican-style tamales in Tucson, Arizona made of corn dough filled with shredded beef and spicy green chiles and wrapped in corn husks Tamales, whence comest thou? I drove on purpose the other day to a Mexican tienda de conveniencia in the southern part of...

By Joel Cuello, Ph.D. The Da Vinci Principle proved transformative in the 16th century—and proves exponentially even more so today in the 21st century. A RENAISSANCE ICON Leonardo Da Vinci's self-portrait as displayed at the Palazzo Real in Turin, Italy (britannica.com) Leonardo Da Vinci, the...

Featured image: FORTRESS Damascus Gate, one of the eight gates of Jerusalem’s Old City built in the 16th century By Joel Cuello, Ph.D. This April, the three Abrahamic faiths of Islam, Judaism, and Christianity all celebrated Ramadan, Passover, and Holy Week all in the same week—a...