Music Hack Day Boston is now less than a week away!

http://boston.musichackday.org/

It's a hands-on event focused on bringing people together for a
weekend of making things with music and technology -- software,
electronics, art, etc. We're expecting 300 people and over 25 music
technology companies, including The Echo Nest, Last.fm, The Hype
Machine, Harmonix, SoundCloud, Amie Street, Indaba Music, Tourfilter,
MusicBrainz, Tapulous, Boxee, NPR, Yahoo! and many more.

In addition to hacking, Music Hack Day Boston will feature short
workshops on APIs and platforms, panel discussions with leading
industry thinkers, demos of the weekend's projects, and a concert on
Saturday night. Prizes will be awarded for the best hacks, and food,
drinks and Rock Band will be provided. See the site for more details.

Register soon if you intend to come, as space is limited and we will
reach capacity.

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Jason,

> I know I can view-source and copy/paste, but was interested in your
> thoughts.  And, hopefully, your GPL/CC/verbal blessing.  So I can
> shamelessly view-source and copy/paste.

The source is available online at http://github.com/jeffd/bcb4-site

I'll make sure it is up-to-date with what is on the site right now. I
will also go through and add the appropriate license information. For
now you can assume it is MIT licensed.

Let me know if you have any questions.

Happy Hacking,
Jeff