Today in the Intertweets (Feb 25th Ed)

• This ought to be good, Cap-Clug meeting on 3/17 with @richhickey and @stuarthalloway (here, via @mattpodwysocki) — If you are going to be anywhere between 0 and 1000 miles from Reston (VA) on March 17th, you should definitely plan to attend.
• My #clojure concurrency talk from Øredev is online (here, via @stuarthalloway) — This talk is an introduction to Clojure and its concurrency features. If you can’t go to the meet-up above, you can always watch Stuart Halloway’s presentation :)
• rosejn’s midi-clj, a high level midi library to play notes, external midi devices in clojure (here, via @ajlopez) — this will *definitely* be tested this weekend on my Virus Classic!
• rosejn’s osc-clj, an Open Sound Control library for Clojure (here, via @ajlopez)
• Talk on “Emerging Languages” in Palo Alto, March 10th (here, via @hamiltonulmer) — Amit Rathore will be introducing Clojure in that talk. Clojure, Go, Scala and Ruby will be presented.
• #clojure + #chef + #cloud = pallet; great stuff @hugoduncan! (here, via @jclouds) — Pallet is used to start provision compute nodes using crane, jclouds and chef. It is designed for use from the REPL, along with Clojure scripts.
• A short preview of ClojureQL (here, via @kotarak) — ClojureQL is undergoing a lot of changes in the front-end. Here is a sneak preview of how the new front-end will look like.
• A Resettable Memoize in Clojure (here, via @pjlegato) — Since you cannot reset a memoized function with the ‘memoize’ function in Clojure’s core API (yet), you can always create your own resetteable memoize. Here’s how.
• Wrote a blog on using the with-command-line option parser in Clojure (here, via @puredanger) — If you need to parse command-line options, know that ‘there is a clojure lib for that’… with almost no documentation. Well, “there is a blog post for that too”!