Added null checks for distributor handlers
Version bump
#66, some actual docs. It's a start, not a lot.
Added SolutionVersion so people could build out of the box with Visual Studio without using Rake
small doc cleanup
moved section up to a spot that makes more sense since it explains what MassTransit is
Workaround to get working multi cast subscription client on machines with .net 4.5; Details: https://connect.microsoft.com/VisualStudio/feedback/details/736877/msmq-multicast-in-system-messaging
Allows run Msmq Tests using x64 runner, otherwise BadImageExceptions occurs(I guess because of indirect reference to x86 sqllite).
Build of samples for .net 3.5 on machine with .net 4.5 installed fails If configuration 'Build' were used(can't find MT assemblies).
Check  queue existence before deleting the queue, otherwise exception is thrown:

Test 'MassTransit.Transports.Msmq.Tests.TransactionalToNonTransactional_Specs.Should_publish_to_non_transactional_queue' failed:
	SetUp : System.Messaging.MessageQueueException : The queue does not exist or you do not have sufficient permissions to perform the operation.
	at System.Messaging.MessageQueue.ResolveFormatNameFromQueuePath(String queuePath, Boolean throwException)
	at System.Messaging.MessageQueue.get_FormatName()
	at System.Messaging.MessageQueue.Delete(String path)
	TransactionalToNonTransactional_Specs.cs(35,0): at MassTransit.Transports.Msmq.Tests.TransactionalToNonTransactional_Specs.Setup()

Maybe it is .net 4.5 issue as well.
Fixed unit test that was failing since it overrode the transactional flag with ?tx=false from Uri
fixing up the docs on loopback based on mailing list feedback
should log to exception method
updating docs
Updated tests, fixed distributor to have other changes for better reliability
adding ttl to the support query string params for RabbitMQ
Fixing issue noticed by @PhatBoyG
-added additional tests to prove and catch in the future
failing test as per discussion 20120419
Modified test, still works, how can it be broken?
Removed all the old samples, I could have swore this was done long ago.