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Erlang eXchange 2008 - Interesting Stuff on Erlang
Joe Armstrong speaks at QCon London
Joe Armstrong will give a presentation at QCon in London on March 14th. His presentation, Functions + Messages + Concurrency = Erlang will feature in QCon's Programming Languages of Tomorrow Track.

Erlang in the News
Interview: CORBA Guru Steve Vinoski on REST, Web Services, and Erlang, on InfoQ.com
In this InfoQ interview, recorded at QCon San Francisco 2007, CORBA Guru Steve Vinoski talks to Stefan Tilkov about his opinion of REST (very high), occasions when he would still use CORBA (very seldomly) and the role of description languages for distributed systems (negligible). Other topics covered include the benefits of knowing many programming languages and the usefulness of of Erlang to build distributed systems.

Integrating Erlang with Java, by Dennis Byrne, on TheServerside.com
In this Article on Integrating Erlang with Java, Dennis Byrne explains how to create serious business value bridging Erlang with Java.

Erlang IDE on it's way to 1.0, interview with Vlad Dumitrescu, on InfoQ.com
In this Interview on InfoQ.com, Vlad Dumitrescu talks about Erlide, an open source project to really enhance the development of Erlang applications.

Erlang Podcasts
Erlang Podcast: In-the-Brain of Francesco Cesarini on Erlang for 5 Nines - By Skills Matter & Erlang Training & Consulting



Erlang Podcast: Erlang - The Movie - By Ericsson


Erlang Podcast: Erlang's 20th Birthday, featuring Lennart Ohman

Erlang Podcast: Blognone Tech Day 2.0 - Erlang
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Things to see in and near Clerkenwell
Smithfield Market
Meat has been bought and sold at Smithfield on Charterhouse Street for more than eight hundred years, making it one of the oldest markets in London. Eighty-five thousand tones of produce pass through the market each year including meat, poultry, cheese, pies and savouries. The prices negotiated at Smithfield directly affect the costs of meat and poultry throughout the United Kingdom. Many of the best restaurants and hotels buy their meat at Smithfield and the site is famed for the quality of the produce available.
Hatton Gardens
Since 1870 Hatton Gardens has become internationally recognised as the premier location for Jewellery in London. The name Hatton Gardens was taken from Sir Christopher Hatton, born in 1540 and a favourite of Queen Elizabeth I. The Queen gave Hatton the land and Ely Place. The name of the area became known as Hatton Gardens. Situated at 100 Hatton Garden is the London Diamond Centre- this is where the diamonds for the Hatton Gardens jewellers are fingerprinted.

The British Museum
You can also visit the British Museum, which is on Great Russell Street and has a collection of art and antiquities from ancient and living cultures.Housed in one of Britain's architectural landmarks, the collection is one of the finest in existence, spanning two million years of human history. Access to the collection is free and the museum is open daily from 10:00 - 17:30.
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