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    <description>Creator of award winning apps which deliver NBC News to iPhone, iPad, Apple TV and Roku users,  Lori Hill is a Senior Software Engineer at NBCUniversal.  She recently pair programmed over a five-month period to develop new Apple TV apps for the Today Show, MSNBC and NBC News. A relative newcomer to Agile methodologies, Lori held many of the common skepticisms about pair programming. After researching the technique and experiencing it first-hand, she has become an advocate for the technique, emphasizing both the documented benefits and the more subtle benefits of personal development that result from pair programming.</description>
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