#bostonpsi

[liz-lamanche]

Now: DOUBLE RAINBOW ! #bostonpsi #bosarts #stairsoffabulousness

[charliesaysboston]

Charlie Says mirrors Boston’s image—as inventive, green, intellectual, musical, healthy, and fun! We are adding new and innovative dimensions to the classic and iconic hand-held game Simon Says, just as Boston, a classic and iconic city, is flourishing into a hub of innovation.

PLAYnners with Purpose

[charliesaysboston]

possible Charlie Says location: dudley branch library.

[charliesaysboston]

possible downtown crossing Charlie Says location

[charliesaysboston]

Milton-Bradley's famous 1978 Simon electronic toy was powered by a MP3300NLL microcontroller, a custom variation of the wildly successful Texas-Instruments TMS1000 chip with Simon's software already on board. The TMS1000 line integrated a 0.4 MHz 4-bit CPU and typically included 32 or 64 bytes of RAM and 1-4 KB of storage ROM space. That doesn't seem like much, but it was enough to launch a new generation of computer controlled consumer products—from calculators to toys—in the mid-late 1970s.

http://www.pcmag.com/slideshow_viewer/0,3253,l=260208&a=260208&po=7,00.asp

[bostonatwork]

How can you reimagine Boston's public spaces? Enter the Public Space Invitational, and attend a q&a Tuesday night at 6pm at District Hall with our office of New Urban Mechanics.