Added blog post on Open spaces

Initial cut.

Once I get the info from @kracekumar about what happened at last year's open spaces, i'll add that in. 

Please review this till then.
Now we need to publicise in social media and pass the info to speakers who
didn't make it.

On Tue, Sep 9, 2014 at 6:07 PM, Shrayas Rajagopal <notifications@github.com>
wrote:

> In _posts/2014-07-12-open-spaces.md:
>
> > +* Talking about how a technology is used in ones workplace
> > +* A crash course on static site generators
> > +* Round table hacking
> > +* … Or even an all out vim VS emacs battle.
> > +
> > +The best part of an open space is that there is no schedule, there are no pre decided talks. They are entirely up to the people who attend the conference. Just get there, make an announcement and get down to it. Things work purely on a first come first serve basis. Also a smaller group generally leads to a lot more discussions, encourages the audience to ask more questions and keep things lively.
> > +
> > +To give you some examples, here are the list of some of the things that happened in the open spaces last year:
> > +
> > +* Deploying python application in heroku
> > +* Python 3 difference and experience in porting python 2 to python 3
> > +* GSoC experience and how to apply for GSoC.
> > +* Q&A testing in RedHat
> > +* Web scrapping with scrapy.
> > +* Learning science with [expeyes](http://www.expeyes.in/)
> > +
>
> Done @kracekumar <https://github.com/kracekumar>
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