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Leo is an open source advocate, designer-developer and coffee geek. In the 11 years he’s used WordPress, his work has appeared in publications such as the San Francisco Chronicle, the Denver Post and Lowrider Magazine. He’s worked in marketing, education and the film industry, but finds that the most satisfying work is in journalism.<\/p>\n

Leo studied anthropology at San Jose State University and was part of an archaeology excavation of an 18th-century sugar mill on the remote Caribbean island of Nevis. He uses anthropology every single day in his work as a designer-developer and consultant.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

Leo is an open source advocate, designer-developer and coffee geek. In the 11 years he’s used WordPress, his work has appeared in publications such as the San Francisco Chronicle, the Denver Post and Lowrider Magazine. He’s worked in marketing, education and the film industry, but finds that the most satisfying work is in journalism. Leo … <\/p>\n

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