Day 2 of the workshop was much more rewarding. We covered some truly advanced topics, including automated unit testing, modifying the core search index, manipulating node access, best practices for writing secure code, and how to contribute and get involved in the Drupal community. Matt Westgates presentation on security was the best of the day - I may not be an expert in securing my sites yet, but I have enough ammunition to cause some trouble on others! I'll skip posting my notes since they are likely only valuable to me, but if anyone is curious, let me know and I'd be happy to share. I also have a couple of great presentations which I can post.

Overall, while I felt the workshop was over priced ($900 for 2 days), I did some tricks and and met some great folks. I was really surprised to find that I was the ONLY Portlander attending the workshop. The other 50 or so attendees were from all over the country, and even a few form oversees. I think this speaks to momentum Drupal has as a web platform, which is great for everyone involved.
Thanks to the Lullabot team for a very informative couple of days.