No time to experience Clifford Simak's Wisconsin, but Mocha (124 W. Wisconsin Ave.) in Milwaukee is very comfortable, mocha is excellent and wifi is strong (and free). I'll be able to check in the room in an hour or two and will go to some ASIS&T sessions if I can without a name-badge. Our session is in the morning.
Jean-Claude, Janet, KT Vaughan (who I met at last year's Science Blogging Conference) and Phillip Edwards will arrive a little later and we'll go for dinner and fun on the town.
Report - tomorrow.
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