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FWIW, this has been a really nice conference for the past 3 years. The location is very pleasant at this time of year, the papers are good, Mark and his cohorts do a really nice job making one and all feel welcome, and this looks like another good year.
Posted by: Mark van Roojen | July 13, 2012 at 10:56 PM