This is the second version of the language. The first (incomplete) version was sent about 50 hours ago. Then I realized that the language stinks (you can't even have simple "if" statements without the ! instruction) so here is the second version. This entry contains the NICE (Nice Is a Creative Environment) language. It is generally a queue machine (like a stack machine) with one register and an unlimited number of (supposedly unlimited size) queues. The basic commands themselves are arranged in lines, kinda like the Wierd model, but the commands aren't the turns but the content of the lines. There isn't infinite RAM, but it doesn't matter, for two reasons. The first is the multiple queues system, and the second is that a turing complete system doesn't need RAM, just the ability to emulate it (and I think that a machine with one unlimited queue of fix sized integers is enough). This same text appears in README in the attached ZIP file, that contains the distribution - specification, interpreter (source and binary (for Windows)) and example sources.