Awesome! #gae bindings released for clojure (here, via @arj03) -- So if you want to write apps for Google App Engine in clojure and you want to use Googles data store, you might want to take a look at this library. It has two parts: a data structure definition language (although Google's stores are schema-less, you still want to maintain a schema at the application level) and a query language. You can find the code here.
Don't forget the Chicago Clojure Group welcomes Chris Houser May 19 (here, via @DocOnDev) -- so that, don't forget to go!
You've heard about it, now read what the founder of #pallet says about #cloud provisioning in #clojure (here, via @jclouds) -- Pallet lets you create and run Un*x scripts in Clojure. Very useful if you're going to be deploying applications in the cloud. This article is from it's author and it shows what it can do.