The VisAD library is an important resource for software developers in the geophysical sciences. It provides a completely generalized data model that can be used to represent any of our data, as well as techniques to help analyze these data. Being a developer's library, however, means that it was not targetted toward 'end-users' -- which in our community means students and scientists. Fortunately, however, the easy-to-use scripting language, Python, has been ported to Java (where it has been named Jython) and the marriage between Jython and VisAD is excellent. Thus simple expressions, such as

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can be used to perform otherwise very complex combinations of disparate data. This presentation will walk through several simple examples designed to show just how easy Python makes using VisAD.