Ted Leung on the air: Open Source, Java, Python, and ...
This week I went down to San Francisco to take part in a regular Chandler Westwood Advisory Council meeting. I finally got to meet Oren Sreebny in person. It seems to be an odd pattern that I have to take a trip somewhere in order to meet people that live in Washington State. It happened again at the Creative Commons party on Thursday (it was nice to actually be in the Bay Area and be able to attend). I met Matt May of the W3C, who also lives in Seattle. An odd thing. I did have a very nice time at the party. Not only did I get a chance to meet a few people that I've wanted to meet, I also learned a bit about the new Science Commons initiative. I'm glad that Creative Commons is branching out into this area. We need all the help we can get.
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