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Special edition live from the VSLive Orlando Speaker's Lounge.

• Stephen Forte, sitting next to me writes about his woes with a VPC image when the machine goes into a suspend and a hotfix
• Meet the WCF Channel Model Part 1 - Yasser returns!
• I'm so tired about hearing the crap that XP/Agile doesn't do Design and so is James Shore: “This is a common misperception of XP. XP doesn't do "less design" or "no design." XP does design all the time. It's not implied, either: it's a core part of the methodology. Test-driven development is a design technique. Refactoring is a design technique. XP catch-phrases like "do the simplest thing that could possibly work," "you aren't going to need it," and "once and only once" are design guidance.“
• Indigo has its own forum now: http://forums.microsoft.com/msdn/ShowForum.aspx?ForumID=118  [via Florin]
• GoLive license details for Beta 3 of TFS!
• Tour the CLR Security Team
• Brian Harry on what's new in TFS Beta 3
• Tim Sneath says “Chuck provides the most lucid description of XAML that I've seen so far (Part I, Part II)“
• Tim, again, updates his list of WPF bloggers
• It's Tim day! Tim: Build an Avalon Web Browser Application