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On the way to India

Now I am in Frankfurt airport waiting for a flight going to Dubai. I was supposed to be in another flight going to Bangalore. Well, I am not complaining anything. I guess this kind of things will happen. When we started our flight from Dallas Fort Worth airport, the climate suddenly changed. Until I reach airport it was fine. It was heavily raining and very cloudy. Then our flight delayed for 2 and 1/2 hours. When I reached here, the connection flight's boarding was completed. Anyway, they arranged another flight for me which goes through Duabi and then Bangalore. I will be reaching 9 am morning on Friday in Bangalore. I hope my luggage also will reach there. Update from Dubai: I reached in Dubai two and half hours before, I need to wait 2 more hours here. Here Internet is free unlike Frankfurt and US. In Bangalore airport also, internet is free, but we need to register using a mobile. I statrted 12.00 pm CDT from Dallas, so my total travel time will be more than 35 hou

Looking for quotes about Buildout

I was looking to improve the web presence of Buildout by updating some content in http://www.buildout.org . I got the motivation to look into it again after reading Jacob Kaplan-Moss 's latest blog series about Buildout . I have added links to his blog from buildout.org now. I also added his quote: "Buildout is an exceedingly civilized way to develop an app." into the main page itself ! I think, from marketing point of view, some good quotes will help. So, if you find any good quotes about buildout, please let me know. BTW, I have already collected few quotes there . P.S: Next week I am returning to India :) Here in Dallas, it looks like summer is approaching. I attended Dallas Python user group meetings two times with Brad and Jeff Rush, they are very active.