Thanks TC.

I am serious about it. I've had a couple offers now and will also check these suggestions out.

>If you are serious about a mentor (and willing to pay for their time and service), you might ask any of these folks (or any Silverlight MVP for that matter):
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>http://developingux.com/
>http://www.silverbaylabs.org/about-erik-mork.html
>http://www.dunntraining.com/ (don't know these folks but I know someone considering them)
>http://www.thewahlingroup.com/
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>Search for experts:
>http://www.microsoft.com/Silverlight/get-started/find-an-expert/
>Tim's list of Silverlight MVPs:
>http://timheuer.com/blog/archive/2010/01/04/new-january-2010-silverlight-mvp-awards.aspx
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>You might try some Silverlight user groups for anyone who is experienced and willing to mentor (or join their meetings remotely). Here is one:
>http://www.silvertb.com/home.aspx
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>>I am just getting started with the whole Visual Studio, .NET, C#, Silverlight, CSLA.NET (preferably), TDD thing and have a couple projects I need to start on. I have been developing software in Windows for the past 19 years (mostly using Visual FoxPro!) and have spent a few weeks studying the CSLA.NET framework and Expert C# 2008 Business Objects book and need to get up and running quickly.
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>>I would like someone who would be able to help me remotely (using TeamViewer/Skype preferably). I am based in Trinidad (my time zone is GMT -4) and would need someone who would be available for one or two hours a day, a couple times a week between my hours of 8am to 4pm. We can set a scheduled time for "discussions" if preferred.
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>>Please respond to frank at SamaanSystems dot com with your hourly rate and experience.