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The Visual LINQ query builder is a Visual Studio 2008 addin. It's a designer that helps you create Linq to Sql queries in your application.

jLinq is a fully extensible Javascript library that claims to allow you to perform "LINQ style" queries on arrays of objects. Really it's a "fluent" notation like LINQ, and isn't LINQ at all, but it's still quite nice.

a quick introduction to the power of LINQ

customize the LINQ to SQL code generation

This article describes the solution to dupilacate rows (cartesian product) returned by nhibernate in the case of eager fetching of child collections. In short: use Linq.

Ayende's LINQ 2 NHibernate module source

Ordering directories by creation date using LINQ

An important article for dot net developers. What are Iterator Patterns? To know, read this article and see an example of Ienumerable, Ienumerator and foreach.

The F# PowerPack is a collection of libraries and tools for F#, provided by the F# team at Microsoft, but which is not part of the core F# release. The PowerPack include features such as a basic Matrix library and supporting math types, FsLex and FsYacc tools for lexing and parsing, support for using F# with LINQ-based libraries, and a tool for generating HTML documentation from F# libraries.

Sculpture is a .NET open source Model-Driven Development code generation framework... can model your application components, and then transform this model to deployable components ... comes with ready-made molds like NHibernate, LINQ, WCF, etc

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Start using LINQ for your ad-hoc SQL queries now, and get a head start on .Net 3.5

Moq (pronounced "Mock-you" or just "Mock") is a mocking library for .NET developed to take advantage of .NET 3.5 and C# 3.0 features (i.e. LINQ expression trees and lambda expressions) ... they claim it's the most productive, type-safe and refactoring-friendly mocking library available.

DryadLINQ is a Microsoft Research project, which aims to make distributed computing on clusters of computers simple enough for all programmers. DryadLINQ combines another Microsoft Research technology, Dryad, with the familiar LINQ technology from the Microsoft .NET framework.

Buried deep in the bin folder of the Silverlight Toolkit Unit Tests is a hidden gem: The Rx Framework (System.Reactive.dll).

"Rx is a superset of the standard LINQ sequence operators that exposes asynchronous and event-based computations as push-based, observable collections via the new .NET 4.0 interfaces IObservable and IObserver. These are the mathematical dual of the familiar IEnumerable and IEnumerator interfaces for pull-based, enumerable collections in the .NET framework. "