I've always enjoyed the DNP. It's practically the one "must-go-to" conference within the Nuclear Physics community. I can catch up on advances and the latest efforts by colleagues that I don't talk with much on a regular basis. I can also set up impromptu meetings with friends from different institutions (often after the evening schedule has ended, and at some place that serves beer). This year I'm also interested in seeing how the Townhall meeting plays out and if any interesting opinions are voiced. Tonight, I'm still working on putting my talk together about our commissioning experiment with the Versatile Array on Neutron Detectors and Low Energy (VANDLE). I'm speaking in session HC on Friday morning. Better get back to it. As Tigger says "TTFN, ta ta for now".
-Bill Peters
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