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Demonstrates how to how to develop a Data Bound Templated Control with ASP.NET AJAX.

Daniel Moth has a great screencast on Channel 9 digging into Local Variable Type Inference, Object Initiliazers, Anonymous Types, Extension Methods, Lambda Expressions and Query Expressions.  These are all features of C# 3.0 & VB9 that enable LINQ.  I cover these features briefly in my LINQ presentations.  Daniel does an excellent job breaking down the features.  You should check out this video if you want to know more about the features that ultimately enable the SQL-like syntax you see with LINQ.

This article talks about how we can create Web Pages using Silverlight and is intended for anyone who is interested in knowing what Silverlight is and what needs to be known in order to create and deploy a Silverlight application with your Microsoft Silverlight Streaming account.

Good introduction on Silverlight from MSDN

Do you know any good books on ASP.NET 2.0? Or some serious online resources?

This is a stunningly useful Javascript library. With Ajax, I am working more now on the client-side than before, which is weird! But some Javascript stuff are not easy to do, this is where you see that ASP.NET is really powerful.

ASP.NET AJAX has a cool UpdateProgress control that provides a visual indicator while one or more of the UpdatePanel controls are being updated. However, it will be much more useful if all other elements on the page could be disabled when the UpdateProgress is shown. This led Ting Huang to build the ModalUpdateProgress control in which the UpdateProgress will act as a modal popup.

I discovered today an interesting site about CSS templates, and you can use in your projects.