Lee Brimelow has done it again. His latest Dead Drop required inspecting mail headers, performing a SQL injection attack, following GPS coordinates, lock picking ... I am amazed every time someone actually solves one of these things! But, someone did indeed solve it, and now Lee explains all.

Last night's usergroup event in NYC was incredible! A crowd of about 120 packed one of the beautiful new conference facilities at NYU Medical Center, and we chatted for over 2 hours about ColdFusion, Flex, Flash Catalyst, and more. The crowd was amazing, dozens of questions and comments and interruptions before I had even gotten to the second feature! The crowd was so involved and engaged and enthusiastic that I actually had to ask them to stop the questions a couple of time so as to get to the next topic, and that does not happen often.

Thanks to Ben Nadel and Clark Valberg and crew for putting together an incredible event, complete with top notch catered food (sandwiches, sushi, and even ColdFusion branded cupcakes)! Oh, and sorry about the late start (darned NYC construction crews and cabbies who are unaware of them).

Next up, flying to Minneapolis for tonight's session to the Twin Cities ColdFusion Usergroup.