Comments

@beck: Thank you!  Yes, I ran into another deprecated function (toggle()) in another video.  I may need to re-think a few of the code examples and re-do these.  Another to do item in a long list of to do's.  

@sunil kumar mano: Thanks!  Hope this one lives up to expectations!

@Ahmed Nasry: *Sigh* .. toggle() was deprecated in 1.8:

http://api.jquery.com/category/deprecated/

And here's a good thread that looks for an alternative:

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2459153/alternative-to-jquerys-toggle-method-that-supports-eventdata

Hope that helps!  Hard to avoid changes in the API like this.  

@BobTaborFan: Hi ... great user name.    Thank you for the really nice encouraging words.  Unfortunately, I'm probably not going to post ASP.NET videos here on this website.  I'm going to start cranking new out brand new asp.net tutorial here instead.

@Gernot: Thanks and hope the rest of the videos continue to benefit you.

@NewStudent: Good luck in your courses! 

@azam: I can try ... let me suggest you read this book first (it has nothing to do with Software Development per se, and everything to do with your career):

So Good They Can't Ignore You

@Abann: Hi, I don't think I'll be creating those for Channel9 (at least, I haven't been asked yet) but I do have an introduction to SQL Server on my main website, and even more SQL Server videos by me on my other website.

@Cody K Mercer: Wow, thanks for the nice things you said.  Made my day.  Glad the videos are helpful for you.  Hope you continue to feel they're worthwhile!

@Sal: Yes, that is a characteristic of an anonymous function, but it's not its only characteristic or benefit.  I was going to try and enumerate them, but once again, Wikipedia does a nicer job than I could do on my own:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anonymous_function

@Francisco: Can you listen faster?    Just kidding ... glad you enjoyed the series and good luck!