Eclipse to Visual Studio 2010: What I'm Missing

I've recently been spending a lot of my time in Visual Studio 2010. Having been in Eclipse for many years, the transition has been somewhat painful. In no particular order, here are the features that I'm still trying to track down. VS experts, help me out!

1. Quick Fix - Assign to local variable.  Write the RHS of an assignment statement, then Ctrl+1 to have the IDE suggest/insert a LHS.
2. Curly brace auto-completion.  When I type the opening brace and hit enter, automatically indent one tab and add a close brace on the following line.
3. Ctrl-Click for type definition hyperlinking.  Basically, a mouse gesture for Visual Studio's Go To Definition F12. I've been told there is an extension for this??
4. Ctrl-Click for externalized strings (resources in .NET?).  In Eclipse, when I Ctrl-Click on an externalized message referenced as a static String, I can jump to the properties file directly.
5. "Flexible" Go To Definition. In Eclipse, if I write some code that calls a method, and I don't have the particular overload parameters sequenced correctly, I can still (typically) jump to the definition of one of the overloads. Since they're typically clustered together in the target type, this is a poor man's way of getting around reading the Javadoc.
6. (Speaking of Javadoc), Hover over a method to see its NDoc documentation. Reading the commented XML syntax on a method doesn't do it for me.
7. Link With Editor / Show In.  When I'm jumping around using Go To Definition, I quickly lose track of where (in the resource tree) a particular class is.  In Eclipse, I can toggle and untoggle Link With Editor to highlight the resource in Package Explorer.  How do I select the current editor's file in Solution Explorer?
8. Synchronize View. This one is a HUGE hole. How the hell do you .NET people sync your code in a sane way??
9. Multi-Page Editors. I'll qualify this one a bit by saying that I've seen the implementation details of multi-page editors in Eclipse, and there are some definite issues. But the functionality is critical when you have an XML document which also has a graphical editor. (Entity Framework conceptual models, I'm lookin' at you.) Gimme a synchronized two-tab editor so I don't have to keep doing Open With, closing the other editor (can't have both open at the same time, another FAIL), etc.
10. Outline View in the XML editor.  'Nuff said.
11. Collapse All / Expand All.  Solution Explorer needs these badly.
12. File -> Restart. After I install a Visual Studio Extension, I need to restart. Please make this one click, thanks. 
13. Workspaces.  I really don't know how to explain this one. You can see one of my complaints (relating to Team Explorer) in this post. Another example is that of "recent solutions". Please just keep my last solution open?  What am I missing here?  I need to have separate "threads" of work that are preserved somehow, so I can easily switch between conceptual projects in my daily work.

Please post back in the comments with answers to all of these so that I don't resort to editing C# code in Eclipse. Thanks.