Several people have complained that I haven't made any entries in a while.  There are several reasons for this.  Aside from being generally busy, I'm signed up to do some posts about the CLR in general, and some from my ownership areas as part of my job.  This has resulted in several "half-baked" entries ranging from hosting the runtime to the Global Assembly Cache, to some other more general CLR-related entries.

In addition, MS has had several new products in the queue that were on the verge of releasing, and I've had entries waiting for them to release.  Of course, being on the safe side, I've waited for someone else to blog first, at which point an extra post from me doesn't make much difference.

And thirdly, Jenna is growing like a weed and it's hard to find time to sit down and formulate posts when you're chasing her around the house.

So, regarding technical content.  I'd like to get an idea of what people are interested in hearing about. So shoot me an email or leave a comment with suggestions for posts regarding the CLR in general or specifically within my areas of ownership:

• The unmanaged hosting API's (CorBindToRuntime, etc.). These are what you'd use to host the CLR in your own app in order to more tightly control things, or provide additional isolation or escalation policies.
• The global assembly cache
• "automatic" CLR activation - what I mean by this is what happens when the runtime is spun up my a managed app, or via COM interop.  Things like how to decide which runtime to use, etc.

In addition, I'll try to keep the personal updates coming for those who are not looking for just technical content.