The document discusses energy loss in power systems, particularly in carbon-based fuel energy generation, detailing various percentages of energy loss at different stages, such as data centers and cooling systems. It also covers building mesh applications and services, including advanced programming techniques and integration within Silverlight and .NET frameworks. Lastly, it emphasizes Microsoft’s position on the provided information as being subject to change, without guarantees of accuracy.

6. Risk Availability Value Cost

10. Carbon-Based Fuel Energy Source Generation Power Systems Applications Up to 70% Loss Into the Data Center Into the Server Into the Silicon 100 Energy units 30 Energy units Cooling Systems Up to 50% Loss Power Grid Up to 10% Loss 27 Energy units 13.5 Energy units Up to 40% Loss 8 Energy units 27 Energy units Up to 80% Loss 1.5 Energy units Up to 99.999% Loss 0.003 Energy units

12. Play Shop Love Help Search Compute Store Pay Virtualize Provision Secure SaaS Premises RTI

14. Building Block Services Live Platform BizTalk Services Identity Connectivity Workflow

15. New Developer Services and APIs Building Mesh Applications Mesh Services Architecture Deep Dive Architecture and Advanced Programming Techniques Building Applications with Social Data FeedSync and Mesh Synchronization Services Notifications, Awareness, and Communications The Future of the Device Mesh

22. H.264 / AAC XAML Browser Host Integrated Networking Stack DOM Integration Installer JavaScript Engine Presentation Core .NET for Silverlight Common Language Runtime Server Deep Zoom Silverlight vNext Media WMV / VC1 WMA/ MP3 Inputs Keyboard Mouse Ink Controls Layout Editing UI Core 2D Vectors Animation Text Images Transforms DRM Media Dynamic Languages Ruby Python BCL Generics Collections Web Services REST RSS SOAP POX JSON Data LINQ LINQ-to-XML WPF for Silverlight Extensible Controls ASP.NET AJAX Libs <asp:xaml> <asp:media> Silverlight 1 Silverlight 2 Legend

23. My REST, RSS or SOAP Service My ASP.NET or HTML Page Isolated Storage My Code Behind My XAML Silverlight 2 Plug-In .NET Fw 3.5 Web Browser SQL Storage (1) HTML/JS (3) POX, RSS, JSON or SOAP (2) XAML/.NET Assembly My XAML and .NET Assembly(s)

31. RESTfullness Hi-REST Lo-REST POST to 1 URI OK Querystrings OK HTTP Verbs GET – Fetch POST - Overloaded AJAX Services POX OK Purists Pragmatists

34. Resources online Friday 17 th October http://bit.ly/discover

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