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This paragraph might not be necessary. We use clj-time in a bunch of other places and where it warrants introduction we will probably keep it light in the recipes and drop a note in the introduction.

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I dropped two suggestions for improvement in comments, otherwise I'm glad you added this.

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Sounds good. Will update the pull request tonight with those changes.

Some people prefer to use the Joda-Time objects instead of
Java's Date objects for dealing with dates and times.

Provide an example in the description of how one can use clj-time
to interact with Joda-Time objects in addition to the solution
that covers Java Date objects.
Allow for copy/pasting into the repl, as well as align with output
from other examples in the book.
Allow for copy/pasting into the REPL, as well as match other code
excerpts in the book.
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Updated based off feed back above, and did a rebase of the changes from master of clojure-cookbook/clojure-cookbook.

qtrfeast pushed a commit that referenced this pull request Oct 1, 2013
Add example of using clj-time to description of the current-date recipe
@qtrfeast qtrfeast merged commit 62674b3 into clojure-cookbook:master Oct 1, 2013
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Thanks!!!

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