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There is also legacy software that contains a lot of process info, and drives industrial processes & equipment that nobody dares to replace, because doing so would likely disrupt production majorly for weeks or months.
Of course, the main and best reason for having it is simply because it is so god damn cool.
There is also legacy software that contains a lot of process info, and drives industrial processes & equipment that nobody dares to replace, because doing so would likely disrupt production majorly for weeks or months.
FYI: there is a package manager for freedos, and that was one of the main features for FreeDOS 1.1.
See http://https://sites.google.com/site/blairdude/fdpkg
From what I've heard, DosBox uses a fork of freedos that uses bcc as compiler.
But, there are games and programs that work better with dosemu--which runs its own dos.
One of the main use cases for FreeDOS is in a virtual environment (VirtualBox, Qemu, VPC, dosemu, and just about any PC emulator in existence)
Also, there's testing for stuff like SeaBIOS, and Zet (the FOSS clone of the x86 architecture; currently discussing how to add 386 support)
International text editing is available via blocek and mined.
LFN is available, after a fashion (with the right shell and TSR)
While I'm not aware of a Midnight Commander port, there's doszip, and Necromancer's DOS Navigator (NDN), and a few other *DN variants.
And I know slang and ncurses have been ported, so it should be possible...
Off topic, I hear that they've been getting 40,000+ downloads /mo. lately.
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I found that people are still writing FOSS GUI's for this single tasking OS too which is interesting.
The latter doesn't have any form of multitasking (i.e. when you open any program, it'll quit the desktop shell to run it), but the former does to a degree as long as they interface with the Ozone shell, as far as I can gather.
There is also a distribution based off FreeDOS called Doscore, however while it is freeware the desktop shell, either a fork or rewrite of Ozone, is not open source, which is a pity because the guy looks like he's doing some good work with it.
http://sagetos.blogspot.com/ is interesting.
http://www.bttr-software.de and http://www.bttr-software.de/forum/board.php are the main page and forums for bttr software, the main generic DOS website.
I see semi-regular updates over there, with a recent announcement of DOS binaries for x265.
I've also run across several other projects there: the fltk/nano-x stuff meant dillo and flwrite ports were possible, I've seen a couple media players (mplayer and a native DOS one) and pdf viewers (mupdf port), compilers, games, ports like ffmpeg, (p)7zip, and so on, drivers, and the most interesting is HX: a sort of "Wine for DOS" that can run some programs that even Win98 can't, including a few GUI ones.


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Secondhand Lands Overview
Secondhand Lands is unlike any game you've played. Its not very detailed or in depth, there are only 4 races and a small game world, but Secondhand Lands has a unique setting and a lighthearted atmosphere. The game takes place in a fairy tale land which is part parody and part MMORPG cliche. Even though its a small game, there are over a hundred quests and an impressive skill system where each race has 24 unique skills available. The four available races in Secondhand Lands are:
Sheep - Sheep are adept jumpers and possess powerful ramming attacks. Sheep are slower and weaker than wolves alone but receive special bonuses in large groups. Sheep are at war with the Wolves.
Wolf - Wolves are the fastest and most powerful fighters. They possess both stealth and howl abilities that frighten all nearby sheep. The Wolves are at war with the Sheep.
Catgirl - Catgirls are a slow moving and physically weak race that relies on supportive abilities. Catgirls have the ability to sooth or buff their allies and can mount a Wolf or Sheep.
Scrappers - All the neutral races in the ongoing struggle fall into the scrapper category. Scrappers are slow and weak but are the expert crafters of Secondhand Lands. They can forge equipment, bake food, enchant items and smelt ores. Like Catgirls, Scrappers can mount Sheep and Wolves. Unlike the other races, Scrappers come in different variants. There are in total 12 Scrapper species: Bear, Bull, Cat, Deer, Dragon, Fox, Goat, Lizard, Skunk, Squirrel, Sheep, and Wolf.
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Secondhand Lands Review
By Erhan Altay
Secondhand Lands is one of the most bizarre MMORPGs I've ever played. Published by Pixel Mine, the same folks behind Ashen Empires, Secondhand Lands is a small unique game that takes place in a fairy tale world where sheep and wolves are at each other's throats. Players will be running errands Mother Goose while hunting down mechanical mice in this lighthearted and strange game.
It's a Small World After All
To play Secondhand Lands, players must first download the Pixel Mine launcher than use that to download and patch the game. All told, Secondhand Lands is a 140 mb game. The graphics are definitely not impressive but they are 3D which had me wondering how the game could be so small. The answer is, the game world is very small. Each of the four races; Sheep, Wolves, Catgirls, and Scrappers starts on their own island. There is a single additional island in the middle of the world but all these islands are rather small, it took me only a few minutes to traverse the entire world. But I'm getting ahead of myself, one step at a time!
An Epic Struggle…
The game centers around the ongoing conflict between the Sheep and Wolf races, which make up two of the game's four playable factions. The only step to character creation besides picking a name is selecting which type of creature you would like to be if you chose the Scrappers faction. Once selected, players are taken to their respective starting villages where they are greeted by the village leader. This NPC will lead players to quest givers so be sure to follow the instructions carefully. A convenient box to the right of the screen points the way towards quest objectives and a quest log is available to refer to.
Fairy Helpers
As you run after your quest objectives, you'll notice that there is no tutorial in Secondhand Lands, instead a fairy helper follows you around and is ready to explain game basics when asked. To speak with her or interact with anything else in the game simply right click on it. Movement is handled with W, A, S, D and there is no point and click option available. The space bar causes characters to jump high into the air and 'q' and 'e' are used to pivot, but I found this quite useless. By default, the shortcut bar is hidden and can be activated by hitting a small arrow icon on the right, or by hitting the escape key. The first thing I would do is look through the dozen or so menus and activate an option called 'personal light.' This will illuminate to world around you, improving the game's dark graphics which happens to be my biggest complaint. The wolf starting area is almost impossible to see without the personal light, why they couldn't of made things a few shades brighter is beyond me.
A Wolf With a Baseball Cap
New players receive a small starter kit that contains a cape, a baseball hat and a makeup kit. The first two items can easily be equipped and the third acts as a onetime appearance customization tool. The choices are limited; chose a primary and secondary color, a few styles and your character's size. Most of the character designs are goofy but I managed to create a pretty badass white wolf named Altay. As you complete quests and level up, you'll receive skill points which can be used to learn or improve 24 skills per race. The skills are distributed among 4 skill trees per race and besides just learning a skill, players can improve different characteristics of it. For example, players can reduce the cool down, increase the damage, or reduce the amount of mana required to use certain skills. Skills range from activated attacks like bite to transformation skills, buffs, temporary speed boosts and so on.
Lonely Planet
Another interesting and slightly humorous concept in Secondhand Lands is the fact that Catgirls and Scrappers can use Wolves and Sheep as mounts. This of course requires mutual consent and increases the duos fighting capabilities. Unfortunately, in my brief time in the fairy tale land I did not come across any other players. There is currently only a single game server available which seems rather quite. I did hear one person screaming in world chat but that was the extent of player interaction. The game is still very new, released only two weeks before I played it so I don't want to write it off but the chances of a large community seem bleak. Much of the game world also seemed devoid of NPC life which gave the game an unfinished feel.
Final Verdict: Fair
Secondhand Lands is a quirky game that has enough content and laughs to keep you entertained for a few hours but I don't see it as a lasting experience. If you're looking for a quick, casual and original experience, give the game a try.
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Singer Paul Rodgers is currently fronting Bad Company on its 40th anniversary tour co-headlining tour with Lynyrd Skynyrd but he's still finding the time to get the ball rolling on two new albums. One of the new albums will be a cover of some soul classics while the other will be of new material.
Rodgers explained, "I've just been down to Memphis and recorded some soul tracks at the Royal Studio with Al Green's band . . . It was fantastic. Talk about organic, we just put track after track down without hardly any rehearsal at all and it was just so cool." He's hoping to release the project later this year.
As for the new material, Rodgers explained, "I'm working with a friend of mine called Perry Margouleff on writing songs and recording a new album . . . And he has an analog studio, speaking of the old school of doing things, and we're going to be putting an album together." He hopes to release the second project next year.
In the past, Rodgers shared his opinion on what's going on around the world. He said: : "I'd like to see us look after the world, because it's really the garden that we live in. We have the intelligence and the ability to do so -- we're just not choosing to do so. We're choosing to make a quick buck. Money is our God. It would be nice is there was a bit more emphasis on the spiritual aspect of things, because we're all going to die! (laughs)"
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Friday, March 29, 2013
PORTSMOUTH — Congresswoman Carol Shea-Porter toured Pease Air National Guard Base Thursday morning showing her support for workers during sequestration talks and her support for the base, one of just five bases in the running to receive a KC-46A refueling tanker.
The challenge, she said, comes from so many bills being created to cancel the sequester that cannot get to the floor right away.
"… My responsibility, that I take very seriously, is to go back to Washington and talk to all of my colleagues about the impact happening here and at the yard," Shea-Porter said, adding that while talking to personnel on the base, they continued to tell her how the sequester is of concern to them.
"And that is one of the reasons why I am here, to see the impact that it will have and hear their stories," she said.
Protzmann said military technicians on base would feel sequestration the most.
"Here at Pease, about one-third of our full-time force is military technicians," she said, that the hit they would feel is "significant" and "something they have not planned for."
"… To suddenly pull back some of their pay that they have earned is just wrong," Shea-Porter said.
"I will manage my people so that we will run our towers 24 hours a day seven days a week," he said. "Some towers are closing and reducing hours, but we kind of put forth a plan in our wing that we can manage our people efficiently enough. It isn't going to affect us right now and I don't expect that it would."
While sequestration cuts remain ongoing, Pease is continuing to build new buildings, something Hutchinson said needs to be done and has helped them become a finalist in energy efficiency and conservation.
"… Protecting our resources and providing some buildings that are technologically advanced for those folks that are on missions for us every day, it is something we need to invest in the future for in the long run," he said, adding the buildings being reconstructed are more than 50 years old.
Shea-Porter placed a hard hat on her head and peeked in the squadron operations building, which is expected to be finished by late spring of this year. The building will be used, ultimately, to maintain future operations.
Shea-Porter is optimistic Pease will be the base chosen for the new tanker. She said the investment in infrastructure along with the base having so many of the requirements for the plane is "helpful."
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Vietnamese BBQ Shrimp Vermicelli
Vietnamese BBQ Shrimp Vermicelli
Vietnamese BBQ Shrimp Vermicelli or Bun Tom Heo Nuong is a delicious and healthy noodle dish with shrimp and lots of vegetables, served with a sauce.
Originally published in July 17, 2010. Updated with new photos.
Vietnamese BBQ Shrimp Vermicelli or Bun Tom Heo Nuong is one of my favorite Vietnamese bun dishes. If you have tried Vietnamese food, I am sure you are familiar with bun, or dry rice vermicelli in nuoc cham (fish sauce) and topped with either grilled pork (thit), BBQ shrimp, sugarcane shrimp (chao tom), cha gio, tau hu ky, or a combination of them. I love Vietnamese bun because it's not only tasty, but very healthy as it's not greasy and comes with all sorts of vegetables and herbs. Every bite is refreshing and appetizing; a noodle dish that is both filling and satisfying.
Summer is in high gear now so I made some BBQ shrimp and turn them into this BBQ shrimp vermicelli. It's really quite easy to make. All you have to do is gather your fresh vegetables: cabbage, carrots, bean sprouts, cilantro, and mint leaves. (You can also add herbs such as perilla and Asian basil leaves, if you like.) For the rice vermicelli, you can get them dry at Asian markets. Please take note you will need rice sticks, which are slightly "fatter" than rice vermicelli. The packaging has Vietnamese and it will say "Bun" and the English label is "Rice Sticks." For the fish sauce or nuoc cham, I have a great recipe that goes well with the vermicelli, as well as other Vietnamese recipes on this site.
If you love Asian noodles, this is a great dish to try. As I mentioned above, you can have a few toppings if you want—shrimp, pork, cha gio, tau hu ky, etc. Regardless of your choice, it's absolutely pleasing to the palate.
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Love this dish, Bee. Perfect for summer as you said. When I don't have peanuts around, I use soy nuts. Those shrimp look perfectly grilled. I have to stir fry mine cause not allowed to use BBQ grill in my building.
Lovely presentation of this dish. I agree with you that this is a perfect dish for summer, light with relatively easy preparation.
I think your Vietnamese might be a bit off. "Thit" is meat; thit heo is pork. I believe most Vietnamese reading the title would expect some pork in the dish.
This recipe just looks like summer. It is winter in Australia at the moment and I would just love to eat this on a warm evening.
I like all the vegetables and herbs going into this dish…and of course, the grilled shrimps. But my problem is: will the rice sticks be lumpy when we eat since there is not much sauce? Maybe it's meant to be this way? :p
Bun is my favorite dish…….thank you so much for this recipe. I can never get the shrimp to taste like the restaurants in Little Saigon. I'll try this one now!
This dish must be very flavourful as so many herbs are used. Beautiful shot! ;)
Bee, I enjoyed the fresh herbs so typical of Thai cuisine and your dip is exceptional…
i love noodle dishes like these! i just need more chili and i reckon i could have this in the winter time.
The shrimps looks so delicious. I am in Dallas and so difficult to get fresh and big shrimps. Question – do you ever buy the cooked shrimps that is sold? What are those for?
This recipe was so tempting you had me cooking again. Thanks for such a wonderful recipe! I ran out to the regular grocery store so I only had mint and cilantro for the herbs and it still tasted wonderful. I now have a Thai Basil plant in my yard so I can eat this for the rest of the summer. It reminds me of my single gal working days in downtown Vancouver, where I used to go to a Vietnamese stand at a nearby food court for lunch. Great food, great memories!
Since I don't have the good fortune of living in Viet Nam, I think I will pass on this recipe.
But thank you for sharing YOUR culture's idea of food with us American's steak and potatoes cuisine.
Have a good day, and carrion please.
You are an idiot. Enjoy your 100 pound bloated colon and constipation, or YOUR idea of American culture. I enjoy Vietnamese food regularly, and my Dutch ancestors bred with Native Americans when they settled here, so I'm about as American as they come. Our culture is we embrace the best of all cultures. I wonder if you can type to reply to this or if diabetes has taken your fingers.
I made this last night for dinner and it was a big hit – i add garlic and those little red chiles to the dipping sauce for some zing. Thanks so much for the recipe, it will become a summer staple in my kitchen!
I was just looking at your satay sauce receipe which looks great.
Could you please tell me what would be the best oil to use. Also the recipe says 1 heaped tamaring pulp, would that be a heaped tablespoon?
Hi Rasa Malaysia, OMG, where did you get your rooster bowl ? I've been looking for them for years. I finally brought back half a a dozen pf Rooster bowl from Kuching, unfortunately only 4 survived the trip.
I'm usually afraid of Asian cooking but this looks both simple and delicious. I can't wait to try it.
May I know what the Vermicelli package looks like? I bought one and soaked it, after that, it was too soft, it made the dish like mashed potato, so squishy. The Vermicelli was all broke to small piece, I dunno if it should be like that or not. Can I use chinese 粉条 to cook this kind of dish? Thanks.
I could jump right into this dish! I really like the suggestion of adding garlic and a bit of chili pepper.
Lovely presentation of this dish. I agree with you that this is a perfect dish for summer, light with relatively easy preparation.
I think your Vietnamese might be a bit off. "Thit" is meat; thit heo is pork. I believe most Vietnamese reading the title would expect some pork in the dish
Bee, I enjoyed the fresh herbs so typical of Thai cuisine and your dip is exceptional
Please tell me if there is an easy/quick way to print out the recipe from this site.
Just a question from a person trying to discover asian food:
How do you eat this? Do you pour the sauce on the noodles?
Great recipe for picnic or traveling. Put soaked noodles in one bag, veggies/herbs in another, meat/shrimp in small container, and sauce in another. Carry on ice, and mix (big dish or each individual) when you want to eat! A few chopped peanuts on top give a little more crunch. So much better than fast food on the road. Makes road trips better all the way around!
love your suggestion!
I love it that you are showing recipes for Shrimp Noodle Bowl & Spring Rolls. I eat Vietnamese as often as I can since mooving to the Country. Miss Dallas and all the little restaurants.
Thanks Linda
I made this recipe when I looked at the picture it looked soooooo delicious. It turned out horrible :/ I'm really good at cooking but I messed this one up, for the rice sticks I soaked them in warm water for 15 minutes then I put them in boiling water for 3 minutes and the noodles were all clumped together and sticky and they had noooo flavor. I bought the fish sauce you recommended and it smelled horrific and I made the dipping sauce and it smelled even worse so we didn't even try it. I also didn't like that the veggies were all raw :/ idk I guess this was just not our cup of tea. I think I messed up on the noodles for sure but the fish sauce was gross we literally poured it down the drain the entire bottle.
Am i the only one who does not see a recipe on this page? i followed the link for this recipe and all thats thats here is a blog post describing the dish…recipe please?


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Billie Joe Armstrong: Idiot Savant. Green Day's enigmatic front man has taken one of his generation's anthems and made it into a Broadway show. He might land a Tony for his trouble. Look for Billie Joe on the cover of the new issue of OUT Magazine: HERE.
March 14, 2010
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Green Day's Billie Joe Armstrong — one of the most commercially successful punk-rock bandleaders in history — will have a chance to honor one of his genre's pioneers when he pays tribute to the Stooges at this year's Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction ceremony, set for March 15. The show airs tonight on Fuse TV.
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Green Day is excited to announce their upcoming 2010 US Tour with special guests AFI, will begin on August 3rd, 2010 at Susquehanna Bank Center in Camden, New Jersey. Stay tuned for a complete list of tour dates!
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Most people have woken up with a hangover at some time or another. Dry mouth, splitting headache, nausea, and upset stomach—you know the symptoms, although they vary, depending on the type of alcohol and how much you drink.
Why Do We Get Hangovers?
Although most hangovers are the result of drinking until intoxication, some people report experiencing a hangover after just a couple of drinks. Not much research has been done on hangovers, but the following factors are thought to play a role:
- Direct effects of alcohol (such as dehydration , gastrointestinal distress, sleep disturbances)
- Alcohol withdrawal (may experience a "crash" when there is no longer alcohol in the blood)
- Alcohol metabolism (effects of the enzymes the body releases in response to alcohol)
- Non-alcohol effects (other compounds in alcoholic beverages or use of other drugs)
A hangover typically begins several hours after you stop drinking, when the level of alcohol in your blood begins to decline. Then, the condition peaks when your blood alcohol level reaches zero, but it can last for up to 24 hours.
Hangover Remedies: Fact and Fiction
The only real cure for a hangover is time. But, there are a few things that may help you feel better. First, since alcohol acts as a diuretic, increasing urination and causing you to become dehydrated, the first thing you should do when you get out of bed is drink a large glass of water. You should also have something to eat. Bland foods containing complex carbohydrates—toast or crackers—will increase your blood sugar and curb your nausea.
Next, check your symptoms. If you feel nauseous or have an upset stomach, antacids may make you feel better. If your head is throbbing, you may want to take a pain reliever. Remember that you should avoid taking acetaminophen during a hangover because it can be toxic to your alcohol-soaked liver. Also, don't take too much aspirin and other nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory medications, such as ibuprofen or naproxen, since they may irritate your stomach, making some of your symptoms worse.
Since hangover symptoms are usually at their worst when your blood alcohol level reaches zero, drinking alcohol will raise these levels and make you feel a little better—but only temporarily. Your blood alcohol level will reach zero again, and your hangover symptoms will come back. Also keep in mind that drinking alcohol in the morning can lead to a drinking problem , so people experiencing a hangover should avoid further alcohol use.
Your Best Bet
Your best bet against a hangover is to control the amount of alcohol you drink.
Below is a chart to help you calculate how high your Blood Alcohol Concentration (BAC) is. The lower your BAC, the less likely you are to get a hangover. For your reference, all states have set 0.08% BAC as the legal limit for Driving Under the Influence (DUI). A BAC of 0.04% can result in a DUI conviction nationwide for commercial drivers. Keep in mind that you should never drive after drinking.
These charts are only intended to be a guide. Your age, physical condition, diet, and other drugs or medicines you are taking can affect your BAC. Women and men metabolize alcohol differently, so a woman drinking an equal amount of alcohol as a man of the same body weight may have a higher blood alcohol level.
Just remember to drink responsibly. Leave your car keys at home and do not overindulge. You can have a celebratory toast without feeling the effects in the morning.
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American Airlines is a founding member of oneworld. With its merger partner US Airways, which joined oneworld on 31 March 2014, and its affiliates, the new American Airlines operates from major hubs across the USA, including Charlotte, Chicago, Dallas/Fort Worth, Los Angeles, Miami, New York, Philadelphia, Phoenix and Washington DC, to more than 330 destinations in 50 countries.
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LAN Airlines is one of the largest and most awarded carriers in Latin America. LAN joined the oneworld alliance in 2000. The airline serves more than 70 destinations in 20 countries throughout South America, North America, Europe and the Pacific.
Malaysia Airlines, which joined oneworld in 2013, is one of the few airlines worldwide rated five-star by Skytrax, which has also honoured the airline for having the World's Best Cabin Staff. With its main operating hub in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Airlines flies to more than 60 destinations across Asia, Australia, Europe, the Middle East and North America.
Qantas is one of the world's most recognised airlines and a founding member of the oneworld alliance. It serves almost 80 destinations in 20 countries. As the only Australian airline in any global airline alliance, it offers an extensive domestic network besides serving points in Asia, the South Pacific, Europe, North and South America and Africa.
Qatar Airways, one of the world's fastest growing and most highly rated airlines, joined the oneworld alliance on 30 October 2013. At that time, it operated a modern fleet of 130 aircraft, serving more than 130 key business and leisure destinations worldwide. Named Airline of the Year by the Skytrax independent airline quality rating agency in both 2012 and 2011 and runner-up in 2013, it is also Skytrax's Best Middle East Airline for seven years running and has retained Skytrax's five star quality ranking since 2004.
Royal Jordanian is the national carrier of the Kingdom of Jordan and joined the oneworld alliance in 2007. It serves some 60 destinations in 40 countries throughout the Middle East – where it offers one of the most extensive networks of any airline – and to Europe, Asia, Africa and North America.
S7 Airlines is Russia's largest domestic carrier. It joined the oneworld alliance in 2010. Based at Moscow Domodedovo Airport, the airline operates flights to more than 80 destinations in 20 countries throughout Europe, the Middle East and Asia (including 45 destinations in Russia).
SriLankan Airlines is the flag carrier of Sri Lanka and the first and only South Asian carrier to join the oneworld alliance. Renowned for its world-class service, SriLankan Airlines operates flights between its Colombo base and 34 destinations in 22 countries across Asia, Europe and the Middle East. It is the largest international airline serving Maldives, and it also has a significant presence in Southern India.
TAM, which joined the oneworld alliance on 31 March 2014, is the leading carrier in Brazil – Latin America's biggest economy and the region's largest market for air travel. TAM serves 61 destinations in 16 countries in Latin America, the USA and Europe, with a fleet of 172 aircraft operating 800 departures daily. It boarded more than 37 million passengers in 2012.
The oneworld alliance offers a truly global network for business and leisure travelers, flying to almost 1,000 destinations more than 150 countries.
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(CNN) -- Former Sen. Scott Brown said Friday that he won't make a bid this year to return to Capitol Hill.
The Republican from Massachusetts announced that "I will not be a candidate for the United States Senate in the upcoming special election."
That special election will be held on June 25, with the winner filling the final eighteen months of the term of longtime Democratic Sen. John Kerry, who steps down from the Senate Friday to become secretary of state.
In January 2010, then state lawmaker Brown upset Democratic candidate Martha Coakley, the state's attorney general, in a special election to fill the final two years of the term of longtime Democratic Sen. Ted Kennedy, who died the previous summer.
Brown won the special election by five points over Coakley, but lost his re-election bid in November to Democratic challenger Elizabeth Warren by eight points. Around 2.3 million voters cast ballots in the 2010 special election, and nearly 3.2 million voted in last November's general election.
Whoever wins the June special election would then have to run again in 2014 for a full six-year term in office. For Brown that would have meant running for four Senate elections in less than five years. And that appears to be a factor in Brown's decision.
"Over these past few weeks I have given serious thought about the possibility of running again, as events have created another vacancy requiring another special election. I have received a lot of encouragement from friends and supporters to become a candidate, and my competitive instincts were leading in the same direction," said Brown.
But he added that "even so, I was not at all certain that a third Senate campaign in less than four years, and the prospect of returning to a Congress even more partisan than the one I left, was really the best way for me to continue in public service at this time."
Thursday Democratic Rep. Stephen Lynch announced his bid for Kerry's Senate seat, becoming the second candidate to jump into the special election. Lynch joins fellow Democratic Rep. Ed Markey, the longest serving member of the Bay State's congressional delegation. The Democratic primary will be held on April 30.
Lynch quickly reacted to Brown's decision, saying "I understand Scott Brown's decision. He has basically been campaigning non-stop for three years. It's perfectly understandable that he wouldn't want to undertake another campaign. I wish all the best to Scott and his family."
Brown was likely the Republicans best chance of flipping Kerry's seat to the GOP. With Brown not running, the spotlight could turn to former Republican Gov. William Weld, who recently moved back to the Bay State, or former GOP Lt. Gov. Kerry Healey, says a Republican strategist who lives in Boston and who asked to remain anonymous to speak more freely.
Brown's decision was first reported earlier Friday by the Boston Herald, and three Republican sources confirmed the news to CNN.
Wednesday Democratic Gov. Deval Patrick announced that a trusted former aide was his choice to serve as an interim replacement for Kerry. Patrick named William "Mo" Cowan, his former chief of staff, as senator.
Cowan, who will serve through the June special election, will become the second African-American in the U.S. Senate, alongside Republican Tim Scott of South Carolina. Scott, who was just elected in November to a second term as a congressman, was named last month to succeed Sen. Jim DeMint, who stepped down from his seat.


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The Technology for Emerging Markets group seeks to address the needs and aspirations of people in the world's developing communities. Our research targets people who are increasingly consuming computing technologies and services as well as those for whom access to computing remains largely out of reach.
TEM is a multidisciplinary group engaged in a range of technical and social-science research. By combining a variety of backgrounds and training, we are able to engage deeply with some of the complex problems associated with constraints in infrastructure and resources. Our goal is to study, design, build, and evaluate technologies and systems that are useful for people living in underserved rural and urban communities.
Based in Bangalore with Microsoft Research India, we work closely with a variety of partners, including NGOs, universities, government, and private companies. We also work with several groups within Microsoft, but our emphasis is on rigorous research and exploratory pilots rather than product, business, or partner development.
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Broadly speaking, most of our research can be considered ICTD/ICT4D (Information and Communication Technology for Development). Our work is typically multidisciplinary and is motivated by questions of social relevance. At base, we believe that computing is a profoundly important tool that can be used to improve the lives of people around the world. Over the years TEM has engaged in research in a broad range of topics (some older work is here). Currently, our research can be loosely grouped into four broad areas:
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How can information technologies be used to support health organizations, community health workers, and communities? We believe that computing can have a huge impact on improving the health of people in developing communities. Our interests include the design and implementation of systems for data collection, electronic and biometric medical records, health education tools, and systems to encourage healthy behaviors. In addition, we use ethnographic methods to study the assimilation of information technologies in health contexts.
A long-time research interest for the group explores the use of computing in education. Research projects in this area span work with both formal and informal learning, addressing the needs of children, college students and adults. We examine how technology can enhance the educational experience of teachers and learners while recognizing the constraints that most organizations and schools face regarding budgets, user familiarity with technology, and challenging learning environments and infrastructure.
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Ariel Schwartz, Mohini Bhavsar, Edward Cutrell, Jonathan Donner, and Melissa Densmore, Optimizing Mobile Deployments, no. MSR-TR-2014-45, 1 April 2014.
Andrew Cross, Mydhili Bayyapunedi, Dilip Ravindran, Edward Cutrell, and William Thies, VidWiki: Enabling the Crowd to Improve the Legibility of Online Educational Videos, ACM Conference on Computer Supported Cooperative Work, 12 February 2014.
Edward Cutrell, Srinath Bala, Andrew Cross, Naren Datha, Rahul Kumar, Madhusudan Parthasarathy, Siddharth Prakash, Sriram Rajamani, William Thies, Chetan Bansal, and Aldo John, Massively Empowered Classroom: Enhancing Technical Education in India, no. MSR-TR-2013-127, 31 December 2013.
Ariel Schwartz, Mohini Bhavsar, Edward Cutrell, Jonathan Donner, and Melissa Densmore, Balancing Burden and Benefit: Non-Prescribed Use of Employer-Issued Mobile Devices, in Proc. ICTD 2013, Dec 07-10 2013, Cape Town, South Africa, ACM, 7 December 2013.
Nimmi Rangaswamy and Melissa Densmore, Understanding jugaad: ICTD and the tensions of appropriation, innovation and utility, in Proceedings of ICTD 2013, the 6th International Conference on Information and Communication Technologies and Development, Cape Town, South Africa, ACM, December 2013.
Niranjan Pai, Pradnya Supe, Shailesh Kore, Y.S. Nandanwar, Aparna Hegde, Edward Cutrell, and William Thies, Using automated voice calls to improve adherence to iron supplements during pregnancy: A pilot study, in Proceedings of ICTD 2013, the 6th International Conference on Information and Communication Technologies and Development, ACM, December 2013.
Anjali K. Mohan, Edward Cutrell, and Balaji Parthasarathy, Instituting credibility, accountability and transparency in local service delivery? The Helpline and Aasthi in Karnataka, India, in in Proceedings of ICTD 2013, the 6th International Conference on Information and Communication Technologies and Development, ACM, December 2013.
Nimmi Rangaswamy and Payal Arora, Digital leisure for development: Reframing new media practice in the global south, in Media, Culture, Society, September 2013.
Indrani Medhi, Kentaro Toyama, Anirudha Joshi, Uday Athavankar, and Edward Cutrell, A comparison of list vs. hierarchical UIs on mobile phones for non-literate users, Interact: 14th IFIP TC13 Conference on Human-Computer Interaction, September 2013.
Jonathan Donner and Marion Walton, Your phone has internet - why are you at a library PC? Re-imagining public access for the mobile internet era, in Interact: 14th IFIP TC13 Conference on Human-Computer Interaction, Springer, September 2013.


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Great job - this is my first Christmas gift purchase of the year!
I wonder what the backwards text in the background says! Or at least, I'm assuming it's backwards since Da Vinci wrote his notebooks in backwards text.
dekulink wrote:I wonder what the backwards text in the background says! Or at least, I'm assuming it's backwards since Da Vinci wrote his notebooks in backwards text.
I mirrored and zoomed the image in PSP and still can't make out anything readable. Too bad ... I was hoping for something devilishly clever in the "fine print".
Congrats on first place Spiritgreen!
I'm hungry.
*Glares at gingerbread running man*
I joined woot today specifically to buy this shirt.
Congrats, Mr. Green, on yet another well deserved print.
Congrats Spiritgreen! I'm so happy you won!
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Your designs always make me smile! <3
I absolutely love the detail on this!
So incredibly excited about this being printed. I haven't finished the cookie cutter of this gingerbread man yet*, but by the end of this weekend, I will make a batch of Vitruvian Gingerbread Man cookies.
Congratulations, Spiritgreen on getting first place in the derby. You deserve it.
*When I first saw this in the derby, I decided a Vitruvian Gingerbread Man cookie cutter needed to exist in my life. Cookie cutters are ridiculously easy to make, it's just a matter of making time to make said cutter.
There is nothing more delicious than an octo-cookie. I may even head out to my local Vitruvian bakery today to stock up.
Anybody else see a smiley face in the cracks on the gingerbread man's chest? Or am I just going crazy? :O
Congrats on a well-deserved first place! :D This looks incredible.
The only part I could make out says, "Paul is dead." I don't get it.
Awesome shirt. Totally deserved to win!
Even a blind squirrel is right twice a day.
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It's going to be over 100 degrees outside today and gingerbread men are purely a fall/winter treat. So, if you want to dream of cooler weather, here's a recipe to help set the mood.
Mmmmm, smell the cinnamony goodness.
Congrats, Spiritgreen! You earned it!
I knew it!
can't wait for mine to arrive
Please tell me this is a Scratch-n-Sniff shirt!!
Artist should consider doing screen prints on paper and selling them on Etsy.
Running out of ideas.
Another design that I love on a cream shirt. I can't do cream with my pink fair complexion, but maybe my 16-month-old son can wear one for me. At least he is blessed with his daddy's olive tan complexion.
Oh my. Now I have a dilemma. Do I clean my apartment like I need to, or try and bake an octo-gingerbread man?
...definitely the octo-man.
Try as I might, I'm just not getting the extra appendages. Or am I just seeing double today? It's cute but I can just foresee a lot of people asking me to explain this. Is it supposed to represent motion? Why would a GingerBread man do jumping jacks?
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That text is pure necromancy!
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He has pectoral muscles
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Plus congrats on the print!
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[quote postid="4572944" user="j5"]....and everyone knows gingers have no souls.
I wondered why all those demons hang out around my house - why don't they teach this to us reheads in health in high school?!?
ArdillaCiega wrote:The only part I could make out says, "Paul is dead." I don't get it.
Awesome shirt. Totally deserved to win!
A popular "conspiracy theory" was that Paul McCartney (from the Beatles) died, and that the rest of the group was just pretending he was still alive by using a look-alike. A magazine found a 'clue' in a Beatles song, and a treasure hunt for other clues began spreading across the world.
One popular "clue" that was found was from the iconic Abbey Road album cover, where Paul wears a white suit, apparently signifying the fact that the real Paul was no longer alive.
This is one of the cutest shirts I've seen!
ainecful wrote:A popular "conspiracy theory" was that Paul McCartney (from the Beatles) died, and that the rest of the group was just pretending he was still alive by using a look-alike. A magazine found a 'clue' in a Beatles song, and a treasure hunt for other clues began spreading across the world.
One popular "clue" that was found was from the iconic Abbey Road album cover, where Paul wears a white suit, apparently signifying the fact that the real Paul was no longer alive.
I can attest to this as fact. I saw "Paul McCartney" in concert a few years ago and he looked dead.
Looks like the Hindu God of baked goods.
Medicfrost wrote:Looks like the Hindu God of baked goods.
Shiva, destroyer of worlds and cookie crumbler?!?
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Awesome job Spiritgreen, I knew this would print! I love all the "baking" illustrations and details.
This printed beautifully. Great shirt.
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My son has been reading the Gingerbread Man and Jan Brett's Gingerbread Baby lately...got him one to stuff in his Christmas Stocking along with a fresh baked cookie.
Combining both my loves...Anatomically perfect men who can't speak and baking. What a fantastic shirt.
tgentry wrote:This printed beautifully. Great shirt.
The shirts are baking already? Awesome news that they're coming out well. Can I get one while it's still hot? ^__^
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