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Gerardo
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Gerardo was a special assistant for finance to Mayor Art Agnos, managing the budgets of fourteen City departments such as the Port, the Fire Department and the Redevelopment Agency. He ... worked on real estate projects such as the Yerba Buena Center. He was formerly an attorney at Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher and Flom, specializing in financial transactions. He also worked in Oakland's Office of Economic Development as an economic development specialist.
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Driving to San Gerardo de Dota from San José is a three hour challenge on the Pan American highway. There is sometimes a lot of fog in the morning and evening with the road poorly marked in places where it is subject to many landslides and the remaining roadside not clearly visible. If need to make a stop on your to San Gerardo de Dota, you can make it at the famous restaurant ?Los Chespiritos? and then follow your journey through the beautiful mountains of the zone.
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In the late 1950s, Gerardo and his family moved the coastal city of Cartagena. He taught classes in medical anthropology at the university there. In 1954, the Reichel-Dolmatoff’s located and excavated the site of Barlovento, which was the first early Formative shell-midden site found in Colombia. Their work at Momil was ... pioneering in that they conducted a study of subsistence change never before revealed in Colombian archaeology. After returning to Bogotá in 1960, Gerardo began fieldwork at the site of Puerta Hormiga, which revealed what was at that time, the earliest dated pottery ever discovered in the New World. In 1963, he and Alicia created the first Department of Anthropology in Colombia at the Universidad de Los Andes.
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Gerardo began his graduate studies at the University of Colorado in Boulder, and received his M.Sc. and Ph.D. degrees from the University of Missouri-St. Louis. He was trained in the physiological ecology of tropical lianas and worked on the canopy crane set up at the Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute in Panama. His Ph.D. thesis (1999) examined light acclimation of lianas to temporal and spatial changes in light availability at the surface of the canopy.
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Gerardo Hernández Nordelo was born in Havana on June 4, 1965, the third and youngest son of Gerardo Hernández Martí, since deceased, and Carmen Nordelo Tejera. He spent all his childhood in the Havana suburb of Víbora. He studied at his neighbourhood primary school, where he received several awards for his activities as a Young Pioneer, Cuba's children's organization.
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Gerardo was sent to the United States by the Augustinian Province of Ecuador for studies. He earned a B.A. in 1966 from Tolentine College, the Augustinian Major Seminary in Olympia Fields, Illinois. He ... did his theological studies at Tolentine College.
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