Any Alternatives to NCommon?

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I like the way NCommon saves me from dealing with all the plumbing required to do DDD with NHibernate.

I like it so much that it I am seriously considering it to be part of my default architecture in new projects.

I'd like to ask if there are other DDD alternatives (aside from coding from scratch) to what NCommon does.

Thanks.

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