Hi Mohammad, Hope everything is going fine for you and your family. Last time, we discuss together and we thought about US.
Not sure it will be there, but that's what we mention. Jean-Louis 2011/10/6 Mohammad Nour El-Din <nour.moham...@gmail.com> > Good job for all of you :) > > On Wed, Oct 5, 2011 at 7:38 AM, David Blevins <david.blev...@gmail.com> > wrote: > > Back at the computer for a moment and then... I think sleep (and up early > to write slides). > > > > Couldn't let launch day go by without saying ... HELL YEAH! WE DID > IT!!!!! > > > > We all should take a moment over the next few days to really just enjoy > the victory. Things like this don't happen but a few times a lifetime. > Don't take it for granted because you never know if or when it might happen > again. > > > > Whenever we have our get-together next year we're going to have to have a > special celebration for this outstanding accomplishment. We have absolutely > earned it. Few groups could pull off what we have done in spare hours here > and there. Time taken away from wives and children and hobbies and friends. > It's such a testament to the character of this community that we're able to > work so closely and passionately with each other and all the while we all > come from different jobs, time zones and different everything really. It's > a treasure to be sure. > > > > I know that everyone here cares so much they wish they could do more. It > may surprise you to learn I feel like that pretty much all the time too. It > just comes with working on something you love. When one is looking out so > far ahead all the time and focusing on how far there is yet to go, it can be > really easy to lose track of how far you've come and how many steps you've > taken to get there. > > > > Doing something like this is like a game of jenga. You may look at the > few bricks you've added and wish you could have added more. You might think > they barely amount to anything compared to the tall structure you see before > you. But imagine the devastation that would become of that structure if > everyone who felt that way removed their bricks. > > > > That's how utterly important every contribution is. Appreciate the > bricks you've added and the bricks others have added. We did this together > and there is no one person who could have ever done it alone. > > > > I sooo can't wait for our get-together cause we're going to have one > biiiig party :) > > When and where it is going to be ? > > > > > > > Very excellent work everyone. Truly... outstanding. > > > > > > -David > > > > > > > > -- > Thanks > - Mohammad Nour > ---- > "Life is like riding a bicycle. To keep your balance you must keep moving" > - Albert Einstein >
