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		<title>The Listening Experiment</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[TED is my new favorite website these days.  I was first introduced to TED through a local weekly meetup in Midtown Sacramento called TED Talk Tuedays....and this first talk affected me immediately.

There can be many lessons to be had in the 17 minute talk, but I came away with one idea  that I believe can be beneficial to anyone's life if applied.]]></description>
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		<title>Every Person is an Opportunity</title>
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		<title>Step 2: Learning from the Argument and Making the Best of It</title>
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