#3 should really say make public base class destructors virtual

#6 sometimes you actually will want an A(A&) constructor... for example, if you have constructor overloaded with a greedy template argument.

#8 objects returned by value will also bind to an rvalue reference

#9 Remember in C++11 there's also new T{};

#10 isn't absolutely correct either, dynamic_cast can actually be used in some circumstances where static_cast or implicit casting could have been used.

    struct A {
    };

    struct B: A {
    };

    int main() {
        auto b = new B();
        auto a = dynamic_cast<A*>(b); // fine
    }