Since then, of course, Google released Google App Engine and the Google App Engine Helper for Django, which make developing and deploying Python and Django applications child's play. I'd venture to say even easier than PHP (and Django/Python definitely teach you better practices in developing web applications than PHP does.)
Since then, I've re-evaluated my decision and, a few weeks ago, I ported the Singularity web app to Django from webapp.
So what was I saying again? Oh yes, I've just sent an updated session description to Koen for my talk at Multi-Mania. Don't worry, the Google App Engine stuff is still in there (ooh, Google App Engine, yummm!) But there's more... :)
It recently came to my attention that a First Rate consultant had engaged in less than optimal link building. First Rate does not support sub optimal link building and the consultant in this case was acting outside of company policy. The consultant in question has been reprimanded and we are investigating whether there are any other examples that need to be removed. We take these matters seriously and I apologise for this oversight.