Who is Gail Gasram? Several places (1, 2, 3) quote someone named Gail Gasram as saying "Nothing is random, only uncertain" but a Google search turns up no info, just more places with this quote! Generally, it's in the context of random number generation, such as the Dieharder suite.
Who is Gail Gasram?
 A: It looks like "Gail Gasram" is "Marsaglia G" (George Marsaglia's surname and first initial) spelled backwards.
A: Diehard Code
After some extensive digging, it appears that Gail Gasram participated in developing Diehard code, which represented a suite of programs for testing random number generators. Furthermore, the project was developed at Florida State University, being supported by a grant from the U.S. National Science Foundation. The exact contribution of Gasram in the development of the Diehard code is unclear, as Peterson (2003) noted in his book that the Diehard was developed by Gasram, but Sidorenko (2007) wrote that the well-known Diehard battery was, in fact, developed by Marsaglia. Yet, in another report it is written: "Gail Gasram wrote a serious of computer
functions for various operating systems to test random numbers" [sic]. Despite some conflicting information, it is most likely that Gasram was involved in the Diehard project.
Fun facts
Indeed, just googling Gail Gasram provides almost no information, except for this quote. I managed to get onto the right trail after using a foreign language and uncommon search engines. If anyone provides more information on Gail Gasram, it would be interesting to learn. 
