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I just started watching this series.  Great series!  I'm learning a lot, especially about things I didn't even know was there, like Perfmon.  I've got a question about performance monitor.  I have been able to find it on my Windows 7 box, but can't on my old XP box.  Here at work we have a mixture of XP and Win7, so it would be great if I could run that on XP as well.  Is it there?

Just watched this on my ride into work. The new functionality to SkyDrive sounds good, but I've got a question.  I also use Live Mesh, which syncs things like my IE favorites, and whatever folders I choose, into the cloud.  This is great, and I use it, but the most important thing to me, with respect to Live Mesh, is the ability to be able to log into my work PC from anywhere.  I rely upon that to get remote access to my work PC.  Does this new functionaltiy to SkyDrive do that?  Does SkyDrive and Live Mesh "play nice" with each other?

@rbarraza: Rick, it's my turn to apologize for not responding sooner.  WOW, almost a month after you replied to me.  I'm sorry!

Thank you for your description as to what you mean by a "new developer".  It's interesting, then, as it now seems like Microsoft is going to make it possible for the hobbiest developer to get back into the game, so to speak.  I know that you meant more than that, but it seems as though the new developer would be someone who isn't necessarily a heavy duty enterprise developer (although they're included), but could also be the person who writes a few scripts on the side, occasionally dabbles in HTML and JavaScript, that Windows 8 will open it up for people like that again.  Something that was lost with each new version of VS.

Loved this episode, Laura, as always. I downloaded NFL Pro '12, because I saw it on this show.  One thing I don't understand is the need for a "NFL Profile".  What is that? What is Sports Talk, etc?

I started watching this podcast on my bus ride into work today.  Rick, you used a term I've not heard before, called "New Developers".  I think you said it is a term that was introduced at the Build conference.  I wasn't able to make the Build conference, so would you please define what that term means.

I was just watching this on my bus ride into work today.  Gov mentioned something called Reghacker to someone's question about elevating permissions on an executable, but I can't find that out there.  Where is it?

It was a little too dark for me.

Just watched this on the bus ride into work.  Excellent!

Just watched this episode.  Nice to have you back, Laura.

Excellent video, especially for developers like myself who are UX challenged.