* such newness
* much code
* waow.

But seriously, this commit adds a few extra items:
* ServiceShell provides a shell for polling win32 services
  which makes it easy to bootstrap the service process: simply
  inherit from ServiceShell, set the service name and implement
  your polling behaviour in the RunOnce overload. The resultant
  .exe can also install and uninstall itself as a service
* EmailSpooler: a project actually using ServiceShell to provide
  a (fairly) generic database-backed SMTP email spooling service
  so that you can forget about the specifics of sending mail in your
  application and dev/test against generation of database objects
  instead of having to test against actual mail being sent. This
  service will support any database Entity can connect to and comes
  with a sister class project containing FluentMigrator classes
  to implement the data structures you'll need (inherit from them
  and decorate with the applicable Migration attribute) or raw
  scripts to run against MSSQL. There are also README's for these
  projects. Glee!
* GenericBuilder gets a little uplifting with the ability to stub out
  generic lists (though it won't add anything to them)
* RandomValueGen has some more generators (alpha/alphanumeric strings
  and booleans, for example)
* Some little utils:
  DecimalDecorator provides a fairly safe interchange between string
  and decimal, irrespecitive of culture, by examining input strings for
  what "looks like" the correct format to use. Especially useful when
  accepting decimals from a Javascript source for a .net backend with
  differing culture or for getting decimal values into sql scripts.
* XElementExtensions, which really just contains one extension for now:
  Text(), which returns the combined text of an element