I'm back

Well, I got back last night, but then I was asleep until now. So, as I have my morning cup of coffee I'm going through a couple/few hundred emails. Sorry some comments were trapped in moderation, but I've released all the real ones.

Later, I'll tell you all about the conference. I had long interesting talks with Sheril, Chris, PZ, Rebecca, which you should have expected, but also I have some interesting stuff from Chicago's Rabiah Mayas, some reactions to Abel Pharmboy and Damond Nollan's section, and others. A lot of what I learned at this conference is very useful to me but not especially bloggable. The session I was in, organized by Stephanie Zvan, was brilliant, as expected given how wonderful we all are at doing this kind of stuff and more importantly, the amazing audience-participants we garnered for it.

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