Leonard Richardson

Peter Norton (NY, NY) has been working with Unix and Linuxfor over a decade at companies large and small solving problemswith Linux. An officer of the NY Linux Users Group, he can be foundon the nylug-talk mailing list. Peter coauthored ProfessionalRHEL3. He works for a very large financial company in NYC,plying his Python and open-source skills. Alex Samuel (San Diego, CA) has developed software forbiology researchers and now studies highenergy physics at Caltech.Alex has worked on many GNU/Linux development tools, including GCC,and co-founded CodeSourcery LLC, a consulting firm specializing inGNU/Linux development tools. David Aitel (NY, NY) is the CEO of Immunity and acoauthor of Shellcoder's Handbook. Eric Foster-Johnson (Minneapolis, MN) uses Pythonextensively with Java, and is a veteran author, most recentlycompleting Beginning Shell Scripting. Leonard Richardson (San Francisco, CA) writes usefulPython packages with silly names. Jason Diamond (CA) Jason Diamond is a softwaredevelopment instructor for DevelopMentor and a consultantspecializing in C++, .NET, Python, and XML. He spends most of hisspare time contributing to open-source projects using his favoritelanguage, Python. Aleathea Parker (San Francisco CA) is a programmerworking as a publication engineer for a major software company,coding primarily in Python and XSLT. She has a background in webapplications and content management. Michael Roberts (Puerto Rico) has been programmingprofessionally in C, Perl, and Python for long enough that Pythondidn't actually exist when he started. He is the chiefperpetrator of the wftk open-source workflow toolkit, and he swearsthat it will someday be finished, for certain values of"finished".