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		<title>Randomness from a Keynote Speaker</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[“Fix the problem, not the blame.” A teacher once told me that and it really resonated with me. So often when there is a problem we spend precious time and energy wondering who is at fault. If we spent just a fraction of that blame-time on actually solving the problem, we would have less problems [...]]]></description>
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