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Draw and save your own board layouts. Clearly display the current call. Simple to set up and use with a full screen projector. An MS Windows .exe is provided. To run on Mac, Linux, or other OS platforms, just download the Rebol/View interpreter from http://www.rebol.com/download-view.html and run the provided bingo.r script.

...A separate server program and/or connection(s) to specific IP addresses are NOT required. A "who's online" function is included to list all currently logged in users. An MS Windows .exe is provided. For other OS platforms (Mac, Linux, and others), just download the Rebol/View interpreter and run the udpchat.r file.

...The program is extremely simple and fast to operate, and can run comfortably on inexpensive netbooks, with off-the-self printers, common CCD scanners, generic label paper, and other readily available supplies. It has been thoroughly tested for years in one of the largest consignment locations in the US, reliably tracking _millions_ of sold items. VIDEO: http://youtu.be/-HF45N_W5bI

...This allows you to create features which are difficult or impossible in other presentation systems. Slidery runs instantly, without installation, on Windows, Mac, Linux, and Android, as well as on many legacy platforms. The entire system is about 1/2 meg, so you can be sure your presentation will run easily, anywhere there is a computer. VIDEO: http://youtu.be/R9LpFsnMc2w

LFReD. One of the most powerful conversational AI projects and the closest thing to a fully functioning HAL 9000 anywhere. Additional files will be released shortly. Plans to port to C++ and Python in the works.

Hermes - the god of messages The aim of the project is to build a Contact Management that is 1. cross platform 2. ability to use online and offline 3. browser centric 4. synchronise capability ie between online and offline as well as with Palm

Sidereal Conquest is a GPL opensource "engine" for creating 4X turn-based galactic strategy games designed in the grand tradition of "MOO2", "Stars!" and "Space Empires IV". It is pure Rebol (www.rebol.com) lending to it's platform independence.