Flight from Nuremberg to home went pretty much fine, Duncan guided me to the airport (thank you! )  flight was on-time (as everything in Germany ;) ) and except for the some rude customs and misleading instructions at the Charles de Gaulle Airport in Paris that lead me to almost losing my flight, everything went just OK.

A *HINT* for AirFrance , landing at $RANDOM terminal,specially when it is not in the map of a 32.38 km² airport, without notifying your customers in advance is not the right way to do things !!

Back to Chile, after having a lot of fun during Chile's Fiestas Patrias and recovering from jetlag (which is worst when you return), I'm back to regular work this week ;-) and will assist to some events, on Friday 26 (evening) there is a "developer coffee" at the University of Bio-Bio, on saturday is the Dia del software libre at Santo Tomas University, as I have been really busy the last few weeks, there will be no talk from me, just some free openSUSE DVDs :-D

That's all for now ... Thanks to all folks in Nuremberg that made my trip pleasant as possible, special thanks to Andreas Jaeger, Ducan Mac-Vicar, Hendrik Vogelsang and Marco Michna . Also is worth to mention the service from assist-card travel insurance company that sent me a doctor to the hotel faster than  expected when I (unfortunately) needed it.