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Name: Chuck Esterbrook
Member since: 2001-04-10 04:41:38
Last Login: 2008-05-14 02:27:41

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Understanding Aging

You are cordially invited to participate in the scientific conference "Understanding Aging: Biomedical and Bioengineering Approaches," which will be held from June 27-29, 2008 at UCLA. The conference includes a free symposium for the general public on June 27th focused on public policy implications of successfully postponing aging. The scientific conference, on June 28th and 29th, will be focused on the science and technology of aging and its postponement.

Over 20 illustrious speakers are already confirmed. The provisional schedule for the conference and online registration are online.

Full details at: http://www.mfoundation.org/UABBA/

I'm the author of the Cobra Programming Language which is open source under the MIT license.

I haven't been blogging here, but I do some blogging on Cobra.

I'm available for independent contracting. I can and have done WUI, GUI, SQL, modeling and simulation, AI, Linux admin and more.

I'm the founder and former BDFL of another open source project, Webware for Python. That project lives on with a new BDFL, Christoph Zwerschke. I don't know how to pronounce his last name either, but he is a very smart and capable guy.

I have been published on the topic of Python in the April 2001 Linux Journal and at the 9th International Python conference:

Using Mix-ins with Python
Introduction to Webware

I just realized this page is more informative than my almost non-existant home page at ChuckEsterbrook.com.

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You can also learn more about me here.

Projects

Lead Developer on Webware
Lead Developer on Cobra

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11 Apr 2001 »

From the webware-discuss mailing list:

At 03:33 PM 4/11/2001 -0500, Ian Bicking wrote:
> And where are all those XML end-user tools that people talk about?

I cannot agree more on this issue. People always throw this line when they are justifying XML: "...and there are hundreds of XML tools you could use..."

So I ask them: What tool are you using to read and write XML?

The answer always comes back: "my favorite text editor"

-Chuck

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