Hey Kevin,

How's the winter weather in Charlottesville? My brother said it was the second time in 10 years he's had to shovel snow.

BTW, did you miss the announcement about VS2010 being delayed?

>Entity Framework is definitely worth a look. I have worked with both nHibernate and MS Entity Framework, and there's no question that nHibernate is more mature and has solved a number of the problems that will be addressed in the next version of the Entity Framework. That said, we have a number of clients using Entity Framework successfully--sometimes it requires using Visual Studio 2010 to open the Entity Data Model diagrams, but a lot of the pain will go away in March with the release of VS 2010 and .NET 4.0. We recently integrated MS Entity Framework with MM .NET--we had to plug a number of holes to get everything working properly, but as usual with MS, the EF story will continue to improve over time.
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>Best Regards,