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Gabriel Rodriguez, Ph.D.

Gabriel Rodriguez, Ph.D., is a renown clinical neuropsychologist based in Houston, Texas. Better known for his 14 years pioneer work on awake-patient brain tumor surgeries. He specializes in working with patients who have experienced brain injuries and strokes. Dr. Rodriguez is heavily involved in the Brain Injury and Stroke Program at TIRR Memorial Hermann, one of the leading rehabilitation hospitals in the world. Dr. Rodriguez is also an adjunct professor at UTHealth Houston's Department of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, where he contributes to teaching and research, with a focus on complex neuropsychological cases. His extensive experience includes consulting for international organizations and conducting research on cognitive disorders and neuropsychological interventions. He is responsible for the discovery of Generalized Anosognosia, Anosodiaphoria after bifrontal injury GAAB Syndrome in January of 2024this discovery was accepted and published in Neurological Sciences Journal.
Born:San José, Costa Rica
Known for:awake-brain surgeries, brain mapping.
Fields:Neuropsychology, Brain injury
==Career==
Dr.Rodriguez studied Pyschology in Costa Rica.Shortly after he was invited to join an awake-patient brain surgery program. With just 21 years of age he was responsible of preserving language functions in brain tumor patients. At age 23 doctor Rodriguez went to Montpellier, France to train with Dr.Hugues Duffau and his team on awake-patient brain mapping procedures, an effort that culminated in the creation of a communication channel between Costa Rica and Montpellier. By facilitating this collaboration, multiple neurosurgeons and anesthesiologists from Costa Rica leaded by Dr.Rodriguez got trained in Montpellier, and, as a consequence they opened multiple awake-patient surgeries programs in Costa Rica, leading to more access for underserved and rural area patient to top surgeries. Dr.Rodriguez remained working on awake surgeries in Costa Rica and finished his doctoral degree in Neuropsychology at Salamanca University. After 15 years working on these surgeries, he joined TIRR Memorial Hermann Hospital where he sees an array of brain injury presentations from patients from all over the world.
==Legacy==
His discovery of GAAB Syndrome is helping interdisciplinary health teams all over the world understand the mechanisms of visual and generalized anosognosia (denial of an illness or condition) secondary to a frontal brain injury instead of the classically location: occipital injury.
Category:American people
Category:Neuropsychology
Category:People from Houston
Gabriel Ruiz (entrepreneur)

Gabriel Ruiz (born April 7, 1988) is an American entrepreneur who is known for establishing Gee Rentals, an exotic luxury car rental company. 
==Biography==
Ruiz was born on April 7, 1988, in Alpine, New Jersey. He is fluent in English, French, and Spanish. At an early age, Ruiz drew his interest in entrepreneurship. 
Ruiz founded Gee Rentals as a car rental service provider in Miami, New York, and New Jersey. The company operates through its website, which hosts a variety of luxury cars, ranging from Range Rover, Lamborghini, Mercedes, slingshot, BMW, and others. Any person above the age of 21 with a valid driving license can rent a car on the basis of weekly and daily rates. The car can be rented for any occasion and purpose, be it for weddings, proposals, prom nights, and others, in exchange for rent and deposit, depending on the type of car chosen.
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Category:1988 births
Category:American entrepreneurs
Gabriel Sisu

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# https://www.afcdunareacalarasi.ro/2018/10/13/dunarea-vs-dinamo-ultima-confruntare-pe-14-martie-2007/ 14th March 2007. Retrieved 13th October 2018.
# gol cristea dunarea calarasi, dinamovisti.ro https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x1g198 15 March 2007. Retrieved August 2007 
# https://arenamedia.ro/index.php/arena-sport-mp/eveniment-sportiv-mp/dunarea-vs-dinamo-ultima-confruntare-pe-14-martie-2007. 14th March 2007. Retrieved 1 December 2008
Gabriel Weinberg

Gabriel Weinberg (waɪnbɜːrg/; born January 1st, 1979) is an American technology entrepreneur, privacy advocate, and author. He is known for founding DuckDuckGo,https://duckduckgo.com/ a popular internet search engine that emphasizes privacy. 
Born in California, Weinberg graduated from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in 2001 with a B.S. in Material Science.
Weinberg is married and has children.
== References ==
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Category:1979 births
Category:American technology company founders
Category:American entrepreneurs
Category:American lawyers
Category:American writers
Category:American authors
Gabriela Enache

Gabriela Ştefania Enache (born 27 December 1974) is a retired women's association football player who played for the Romania women's national football team. She is Romania's all-time leading female international goal scorer.
On 14 August 2001, Enache scored the first-ever goal and hat-trick in the UEFA Women's Cup, the European women's club football tournament later known as the UEFA Women's Champions League. She was also the first tournament's leading goal scorer.
==Early life==
Enache is from the city of Brăila in Muntenia, eastern Romania, where she initially played handball. She switched to football when she was 15 years old and debuted in the Division B league a year later with Voința Brăila.
==Club career==
===In Romania===
Enache played for Romanian clubs Voința Brăila (later named Venus Brăila) until its disbandment in 1994, then Fartec Brașov until its disbandment in 1995. She then played for CFR Constanța until 1997, then for the revival of Fartec Brașov as ICIM Brașov until 1998. She then joined champions Conpet Ploiești, which faltered after the withdrawal of its sponsor in 2000.
She won the Romanian league with Fartec Brașov in 1995, and twice with Conpet Ploiesti in 1999 and 2000.
===In Moldova===
After the destabilization of Ploiesti, Enache joined Moldovan FC Codru Chişinău, which won the Moldovan Women's Football Championship in her first season and qualified for the first UEFA women's club competition, the 2001–02 UEFA Women's Cup.
Over a two-legged qualification round match against Slovenian club NK Ilirija Ljubljana, Enache scored four times in the first leg and six in the second during Codru's 18–0 win on aggregate. Enache's second-minute goal in the first leg was the first goal ever scored at the tournament, and her third goal in the first leg sealed the tournament's first hat-trick. She scored a further two goals against College Sports Club Yerevan of Armenia in a 9–0 victory during the group stage, but Codru failed to advance. Enache finished the tournament with 12 goals, the most of any player.
=== In Italy ===
In 2002, Enache transferred to ASD Torres Calcio but was unable to receive a work permit and never joined the team. She instead played for Serie B club Atletico Orestano and signed a professional contract. In 2003 she transferred again to Villaputzu. Over her eight-year career as a striker in Italy, Enache scored more than 130 goals. In 2010, she changed positions to become a central defender with ACF Villacidro, then retired in 2012.
==International career==
Enache scored 57 goals in 92 international appearances over 11 years with Romania's senior national team.
==Personal life==
Enache is married to Romanian coach and former footballer Miron Tudose.
==Honors==
* Romanian Championship (3): 1995, 1999, 2000
* Moldovan Women's Football Championship (1): 2001
Category:1974 births
Category:Romanian people
Category:Footballers
Gabriela Otero

Gabriela Adriana Otero (Buenos Aires, July 12, 1973) is an Argentine plastic artist and sculptor, known for its sculptures. His work traveled around the world to places such as Buenos Aires, Barcelona, London and several cities in England.
== Early life ==
Otero was born in the town of Lugano on July 12, 1973. She began to study art in a small school called "Lola Mora" in honor of the argentine sculptor. There she acquired the title of National Teacher of Drawing. Then she continued her studies at the Prilidiano Pueyrredón school (the main academy in Buenos Aires), successively obtaining the titles of National Professor of Sculpture and Painting.
== Initiation ==
At that time, his artistic training was supported by his work in schools in the City of Buenos Aires, as an art teacher for children.
She was also part of “Hazcruzado” visual experimentation group in multimedia shows where ephemeral scenographies basically created with projections, music and contemporary dance came together. She was also a Professor of Two-Dimensional Plastic at the School of Aesthetics of the Province of Buenos Aires. On the other hand, she participated in skepticism realizations, decoration and props for the Parque de la Costa. She was coordinator of the educational program of "Centro Cultural Borges". In 1993 she served as a professor of sculpture and cultural extension courses at the University of Buenos Aires. She also worked as: Set Designer and Costume Designer for an animation team in Sardinia, Italy.
=== Beginning of his work ===
In 2004, she specified the idea of "mini-sculptures", which are a series of miniature sculptures.“My wish is to reach a sensitive person with a piece who senses the energy of an original”
== Exposition ==
From the mini-sculptures and other sculpture series, Gabriela was selected to exhibit at The Sculpture Park in Surrey where six of her sculptures were acquired. Her work went through various art galleries in England and the Florence Biennale, Italy. Upon returning to hers native country, her work was to be exhibited on several occasions at Arteclasica contemporanea, a contemporary art fair that took place at the Centro Costa Salguero. In 2010 she exhibited at Expotrastiendas, an art fair exhibited in the La Rural complex. A year later she was selected for the San Luis Biennial. Otero was also part of auctions by Banco Ciudad on two occasions, and also attended a seminar with the Argentine artist Antonio Pujía.
== Awards ==
Her work led her to be awarded several times by different artistic entities and institutions.
* Second prize in the "Christmas Nativity Show" organized by the Luis Perlotti Sculpture Museum in 2007.
* Second prize in the "Salón Primavera" contest organized by the Braque art gallery in 2018.
* First prize in the "Salón Primavera" contest organized by the Braque art gallery in 2019.
* Third mention in "Sculptural Nativity scenes" organized by the Luis Perlotti Sculpture Museum in 2019.
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Category:Argentine people
Category:1973 births
Category:Argentine artists
Category:Argentine sculptors
Gabriele Gorelli MW

Gabriele Gorelli is an Italian wine expert and the very first Italian Master of Wine.
He was born in 1984 in Montalcino, a wine-producing town in Tuscany where he still resides. In 2004 Gabriele Gorelli founded a design agency specializing in fine wine visual communication. In 2015 he founded a second company for wine consultancy. In 2021, Gorelli qualified as one of 418 Masters of Wine in the world at that time. His final research paper for the Institute of Masters of Wine focused on Quercetin precipitation in Brunello di Montalcino and the organic fining methods to prevent this phenomenon occurring in the bottle.
In 2021 he was listed as one of the 40 under 40 Wine Industry Leaders for Fortune Italia.
His is Golden Vines Ambassador for Italy. This annual event raises funds in the name of fellow Master of Wine, Gerard Basset, to support diversity and inclusion scholarships for the wine industry. Other roles include: Faculty Worldwide Ambassador for Fondazione Banfi and Ambassador for Vinventions. He is a consultant for Les Grands Chais de France and is on the Scientific Committee of Qualivita. He participates in wine events worldwide; for example World Lambrusco Day in Paris in 2023 and Masterclasses at 67 Pall Mall in London in addition to attending wine competitions as a judge or as a speaker and writing as a contributor for various Italian and global publications. In 2021 he was Chairman of 5Starwines.
Since May 2023 he is an honorary member of Fondazione Altagamma.
Category:Italian wine
Category:1984 births
Category:People from Montalcino
Category:Italian people
Gabriele Zinani

Gabriele Zinani (or Zinano) (1557 – after 1634) was an Italian poet, playwright, and political theorist.
==Biography==
Gabriele Zinani was born in Reggio Emilia in 1557 to Bartolomeo Zinani and Lucrezia Calcagni. Between 1578 and 1581 he studied at the University of Ferrara, where Cesare Cremonini and Franciscus Patricius were among his professors. In 1581 he went back to his hometown, where he resided until 1591. After 1591 he moved away from Reggio Emilia in search of fortune, going as far as Hungary, where he fought in the Long Turkish War in 1596. Back in Italy, he initially settled in Rome, where he was admitted a member of the Accademia degli Umoristi. In 1598 he moved to Naples, and then to Avellino, where he remained until 1622. He then moved to Venice, where he directly supervised the publication of his works. Zinani was a close friend of Torquato Tasso, Giambattista Marino, and Angelo Grillo. He edited the second edition of Giovanni Battista Manso's Vita di Torquato Tasso (Rome 1634). He died shortly after 1634.
== Main works ==
Zinani's main work, the epic poem Eracleide, dealt with the struggles of the Byzantine emperor Heraclius against the Sasanian Empire. Among Zinani's works is Amerigo, (1590), which Tiraboschi ranked with the best Italian tragedies of the 16th century. Zinani was a close friend of Sara Copia Sulam. He frequently visited her house and had a poetry exchange with her that was later included in his Rime diverse. His political treatises Il Consigliere (Venice 1625) and Della Ragion di stato (Venice 1626) were translated into Latin by Ludwig von Hörnigk and published in Frankfurt in 1628. 
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Category:1557 births
Category:People from Reggio Emilia
Category:Italian people	
Category:University of Ferrara alumni
Category:Poets 
Category:Playwrights
Category:Political theorists
Gabriella Ghermandi

Gabriella Ghermandi (born 1965) is an Italo-Ethiopian writer and performer. Ghermandi's writing focuses on the intersection of African (specifically Ethiopian) and Italian identity.
==Early Life==
Ghermandi was born in Addis Ababa to an Italian father from Bologna and an Italo-Ethiopian mother. Ghermandi's mother was originally born to an Italian military officer and Eritrean mother who were separated due to racial policies of the then Fascist-controlled colony Italian East Africa before marrying Ghermandi's Italian father following the end of the Fascist Italy (1922–1943)|Fascist Italian government. Ghermandi states that she was brought up "white" by her mother, stating that her mom had faced exclusion from the Ethiopian community when she was being raised in an Italian convent due to her mixed-race status. Following the death of her father, Ghermandi moved to Bologna at the age of 14. In her adolescence in Bologna, Ghermandi has stated feeling homesick and having a longing for her community in Ethiopia.
==Career==
Ghermandi gained recognition in 1999, winning the Elks&Tra Literary Prize for migrant writers through the publisher Fara Editore. She went on two win third place two more times in 2001 and 2003 in the same competition. In 2003, Ghermandi was one of the founders of the online literary journal El Ghibli. In 2010, Ghermandi started the Atse Tewodros Project, a music project named for Tewodros II|Atse Tewodros II, the first Ethiopian emperor not of Royal descent. The project's first CD was originally self-released on CD in 2013 and then was released by the label ARC Music in 2016, titled Ethiopia - Celebrating Emperor Tewodros II. Since 2018, Ghermandi has been working on another project titled Maqeda, named for the Ethiopian name of the Queen of Sheba, focusing on femininity in Ethiopian mythology.
==Works==
===Writing===
*Il telefono del quartiere (1999)
*Quel certo temperamento focoso (2001)
*Regina di fiori e di perle (2007. Donzelli Editore) English tr. (2015. Indiana University Press)
===Music===
*Ethiopia - Celebrating Emperor Tewodros II (2016. ARC Music)
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Category:Italian writers
Category:Italian people
Category:1965 births
Gabrielle Amani

Gabrielle Amani Williams. (born April 17, 1995), known professionally as Gabrielle Amani, is an American CEO, and Editor in Chief of MEFeater Magazine. 
== Early Life ==
Gabrielle is of Jamaican and Panamanian descent. Born in Brooklyn, NY, and raised in Bedford Stuyvesant and spent four years growing up in Atlanta, Georgia.
== Career ==
Prior to 2012, Gabrielle worked as a Marketing Director for Wall Street-based hospitality company, Merchants Hospitality, Gabrielle interned and freelanced with VS Magazine, Calypso St. Barths, J. Crew, Burberry, and American Apparel building relationships with stylists, designers, etc that would later serve as inspirations for her work at MEFeater. Gabrielle wanted to create a magazine for millennials and Gen Z to relate to.. MEFeater continues to put content around music, entertainment and fashion (MEF) with digital cover stars like Jayda Cheaves, Saucy Santana, Lynn Whitfield, Karen Civil, Rubi Rose, Baby Tate and more. Her success in media at such a young age makes her an ideal guest for interviews and podcasts, inspiring aspiring creatives and entrepreneurs
== Inspiration ==
Gabrielle Amani founded MEFEATER magazine in 2012 to amplify diversity within the fashion space. MEFeater (pronounced METH-eater) is an independent magazine focusing on fashion, entertainment, and music, based in New York City and Atlanta. In 2022, inspired by Rip The Runway, Gabrielle took the magazine to new heights by creating her first ever NYFW showcase with women designers and musical acts, all in front of a live audience.
Category:American people
Category:American businesspeople
Category:1995 births
Gabrielle Mooney

Gabrielle Mooney (born August 5, 1988) is an American country singer-songwriter from Natural Dam, Arkansas. She has two siblings: a sister, Erica, and brother, Shay, of country-pop duo Dan + Shay. 
== Early Life ==
Gabrielle Mooney was raised in Natural Dam, Arkansas. Her parents are farmers, and she grew up performing in the family band alongside her siblings, parents, and grandparents in church. After becoming drawn to rock, punk, and emo music, she joined a Southern rock|Southern Rock band as a teenager. She then moved to Nashville to pursue country music. 
== Music Career ==
Gabrielle moved to Nashville, Tennessee|Nashville and began writing country music, saying that she is most drawn to the storytelling aspects of the genre. Throughout her career, she has worked with Grammy Award|Grammy-winning writer and producer Shane McAnally, Jeffrey Steele, and singer Walker Hayes, and co-wrote Hayes' 2018 single “90's Country|90’s Country.” She cites Tim McGraw, Kenny Chesney, Shania Twain, and Faith Hill as some of her influences. 
In 2020, Mooney released her self-written debut single, "Come On In." 
==In the media==
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Category:American songwriters
Category:American people
Category:1988 births
Gacha Gina (YouTuber)

Gacha Ginahttps://www.youtube.com/@Gachalife72538 is a YouTuber known for her content related to GachaLife, Five Nights at Freddy's (FNAF), Dog Man, Among Us (Aomgus), and various other topics. While she has expressed a dislike for Toys R Us, Minecraft,RMS Titanic Twin Towers and the John Deere Packattcking140, it's important to note that opinions may vary among individuals.
==Content and Interests==
Gacha Gina primarily focuses on creating videos related to Gacha Life, a popular mobile game that allows users to create and customize their own characters. She also discusses and shares content related to FNAF, Dog Man, and Aomgus, showcasing her interest in these topics.
==Controversies and Criticisms==
has been reported that Gacha Gina has made negative comments about Toys R Us, Minecraft, and the John Deerehttps://www.youtube.com/@johndeere1 Packattcking140https://www.youtube.com/@pack140. These opinions have sparked controversy and debate within the online community. It's important to note that opinions about such topics can vary, and it's recommended to approach discussions with respect and open-mindedness.
Additionally, Gacha Gina has allegedly referred to a dog named Oscar as a "German Shepherd ugly." It's important to remember that name-calling and derogatory remarks can be hurtful and are generally discouraged.
==Conclusion==
Gacha Gina is a YouTuber who has gained a following through her content related to Gacha Life, FNAF, Dog Man, and Aomgus. While she has expressed negative opinions about certain subjects, it's essential to approach discussions and debates with respect and open-mindedness.
Category:YouTubers
Category:English people
Gad Humphreys

Gad Humphreys ( - October 25, 1879) was an officer in the United States military and an Indian agent in Florida. He was appointed to his post in 1822 and removed in 1830.
He met with Native Americans in Florida.https://www.ocala.com/article/LK/20030101/News/604228509/OS?template=ampart
Professor Kevin D. Kokomoor wrote his dissertation on Humphries.
He was involved in slave claims. His property was burned during the Seminole Wars.https://digitalcommons.law.ou.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1665&context=indianserialset He moved to St. Augustine. He died there in 1879.
Category:American people
Category:1879 deaths