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	AGD - Redesigned Web site Benefits Consumers, Media, Members
		This page allows AGD members to view or update their continuing education (CE) transcripts, locate other members in our online member directory or visit the improved AGD forums.
		The AGD also provides a free phone service to consumers across the nation in need of a dentist, providing the names, addresses and phone numbers of up to three general dentists in their area by calling 1-877-2X-A-YEAR (1-877-292-9327).
		A general dentist is the primary care provider for patients of all ages and is responsible for the diagnosis, treatment, management and overall coordination of services related to patient's oral health needs.
	www.agd.org /media/2003/sept/site.asp (851 words)

	AGD - Welcome to Advocacy
		The AGD also meets with organized dentistry, the governmental agencies charged with overseeing oral health, and with third party carriers, in order to represent and advocate the positions of the general dentist.
		An interactive Web site, available to AGD members, their patients, and the public, who are interested in advocating for the best interests of general dentists and their patients.
		The AGD’s statistical map entitled “The Economic Contribution of the Dentistry Profession in 2004” details how many workers are employed in the oral health sector in each congressional district and state, as well as the annual payroll of these employees.
	www.agd.org /advocacy.asp (412 words)

	AGD Interactive - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Founded in 2001 by Britney K. Brimhall and Christopher T. Warren as Tierra Entertainment, the group is best known for their remakes of the popular King's Quest games.
		The AGD Interactive used the Adventure Game Studio to create their games.
		Subsequently, in their games, the two top designers (the two founders of AGD Interactive, that is) are credited as "Anonymous Game Designer #1" (Britney K. Brimhall) and "Anonymous Game Developer #2" (Christopher T. Warren).
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/AGD_Interactive (465 words)

	Eye on Washington, LLC - Government relations and public policy consulting: EOW in the Media
		Kopenhaver will work with the AGD members and staff to promote legislative and regulatory issues of importance to general dentists.
		AGD recently conducted a survey and strategic planning exercise that resulted in increased advocacy as the top goal for its members.
		While the AGD does not support reduced protections for employees, the AGD believes changes need to be made to the regulations to help general dentists comply with or, if necessary, fight frivolous charges brought by OSHA agents.
	www.eyeonwashington.com /media/e_dental_01_9_2006.php (314 words)

	Adventure Island: De Nederlandse Adventure Site!
		Stijn: My name is Stijn van Empel and I "have known" the founders of AGD Interactive and Himalaya Studios for four years.
		I started as a moderator at the forums of AGD Interactive in 2002 (when it was still called Tierra Entertainment) and became a forum administrator some time later.
		AGD Interactive and Himalaya Studios had become a part of my life.
	www.adventure-island.nl /index.php?file=interviews/interviewstijn1_eng (1514 words)

	Britney Brimhall - Interview - Adventure Classic Gaming - ACG - Adventure Games, Interactive Fiction Games - Reviews, ...
		She is the founder of Anonymous Game Developers Interactive (formerly known as Tierra Entertainment), a nonprofit independent game development team that, in 2001, has released freely a remake of King’s Quest which has earned her critical acclaim from both the series’ fan base and gaming media.
		As for the name change from Tierra to AGD Interactive, we had felt Tierra was a great name while working on a parody of the King’s Quest I game.
		People who were familiar with our remakes also became rather accustomed to the AGD acronym, so we decided to make a departure from Sierra and officially go with AGD Interactive.
	www.adventureclassicgaming.com /index.php/site/interviews/210 (5179 words)

	Himalaya Studios
		Our first title was enjoyed by half a million fans, making AGD Interactive, LLC a major contributing factor in putting a dead genre back on the market.
		Himalaya Studios is now continuing in AGD Interactive's footsteps, forging new paths in adventure game production.
		Currently, we are working on an original, classic-style, commercial adventure game which utilizes hi-res, 2D, hand-painted backgrounds with prerendered 3D character models/animations and cutscenes--a fine marriage between the nostalgic feel of the classics and current technological standards.
	www.himalayastudios.com /history.htm (146 words)

	Phoenix igda chapter - Reports
		The June 2004 meeting of the Phoenix chapter of the IGDA was held at the Art Institute of Phoenix, with talks by chapter members Britney Brimhall and Adam Mechtley.
		This crash course in the dark (and all too common) side of remote collaboration caused her to eventually leave the project and seek like- minded individuals of similar passion and focus to begin a project of their own.
		That project eventually became a remake of King's Quest I, which led to remakes by AGD Interactive of King's Quest II and, in the works, Quest For Glory II.
	igda-phx.org /resources.php?id=17 (1198 words)

	Sheep Guarding Llama » January 23, 2006
		AGD Interactive finally posted an update on their blog today which gives us hope that their remake of Quest for Glory II is still underway and that they are making progress.
		They have also announced that their commercial venture, Himalaya Studios, is ready to move into beta testing with their all original game Al Emmo and The Lost Dutchman’s Mine.
		Their previous work on remakes of King’s Quest I and II were truly amazing and I am pretty sure that AGD Interactive is the best maker of graphic adventure genre games ever.
	www.sheepguardingllama.com /?p=373 (1061 words)

	thingoid » Blog Archive » Old adventures never die…
		Their site also points to a group called Anonymous Game Developers Interactive, a “team of dedicated members … devoted to bringing adventure games back into style”, who have a couple of older projects I hadn’t heard about previously: remakes of Kings Quest I and Kings Quest II.
		This game was the first of its kind that allowed the player to interact in an entirely original 2.5D world, and can be credited as the game that started graphic adventure gaming on the PC altogether.
		This entry was posted on Tuesday, June 20th, 2006 at 12:33 pm and is filed under Software, On the cheap, Windows, Interactive Fiction.
	blog.thingoid.com /2006/06/old-adventures-never-die (420 words)

	King’s Quest 1 & 2 Restored by Video Games
		Anonymous Game Developers Interactive (AGD Interactive) have successfully given a make-over to the first two installments of the legendary King’s Quest series.
		In their remakes, they have enhanced the graphics from 16 colors to 256 colors and chose a resolution of 320×200, which provides a feeling accurate to the classic.
		This entry was posted on Saturday, November 5th, 2005 at 3:12 pm and is tagged with agd interactive, 256 colors, remakes, speech pack, game developers, legendary king, quest series, refined products, point and click, caveat, and music.
	video-games.elliottback.com /2005/11/05/kings-quest-1-2-restored (563 words)

	AGD Software's Interactive 3D Audio Visualization Tool
		Press after selecting an object and pressing P. This will Lock the object to your view's position.
		Interactively by moving the mouse up and down
		Copyright © 2003 by AGD - Software Ges.m.b.H.
	www.fractalimotion.com /reference/ref_keyboardshortcuts.htm (465 words)

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		AGD: DandB Business/Credit Reports - [at Dun and Bradstreet]
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	bigcharts.marketwatch.com /quickchart/quickchart.asp?symb=AGD (211 words)

	Austin Game Developers: Who Are We?
		AGD would have no reason to exist without all of you, the members of the Austin game industry.
		We appreciate your support, and the thousands and thousands of person-years you all have devoted to making life more fun.
		AGD TextAds Support Austin Game Developers with a TextAd!
	www.austingamedevelopers.com /about/who.html (107 words)

	UGO.com Games - Sierra On-line Revisited
		Players maneuver Sir Graham with the use of the arrow keys and allow him to interact with the environment and other characters by typing in commands.
		This textual-input interface gives gamers a true challenge: Time is not always on the player's side, and he has to enter commands quickly and correctly.
		In 2001, AGD Interactive released juiced up versions of King's Quest and King's Quest II: Romancing The Throne.
	www.ugo.com /channels/games/features/sierraonline/default.asp (638 words)

	King's Quest I (AGDI) - KQ Omnipedia
		is the unofficial remake of King's Quest I, made by AGD Interactive fan company.
		It is heavily based on the official 1990 remake of KQ1 by Sierra for EGA.
		This page was last modified 21:21, 11 September 2006.
	www.sq7.org /KQ/index.php/King's_Quest_I_(AGDI) (60 words)

	Hands-on Preview: Al Emmo & the Lost Dutchman’s Mine - Four Fat Chicks Forums
		Do you weep uncontrollably when comparing the games of today—lots of gorgeous backgrounds but interaction only with the objects necessary to move the threadbare stories forward—with the classic adventure games of yesteryear?
		If you've played (or heard of) the King's Quest remakes by AGD Interactive, née Tierra, then you're familiar with Himalaya's pedigree—same core people, different name.
		As the story begins, we meet Al Emmo—a short, nearsighted, portly, balding, and squeaky-voiced 42-year-old virgin who still lives with his parents—as he makes his way, by train, to the Southwestern town of Anozira to meet his mail-order bride, Ivanna Lottakash.
	fourfatchicks.com /forums/index.php?showtopic=86163 (1147 words)

	King's Quest IX: Programmers needed! - GameDev.Net Discussion Forums (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Tierra, or as they are known today; AGD Interactive, made remakes of King's Quest 1 (which was basically a carbon copy, but with VGA graphics) and King's Quest 2 (with an expanded plot).
		The only instance I've heard where a project had to be cancelled for legal reasons was a guy who asked them if he could make a Gabriel Knight conversion for the Gameboy Advance, and was told he couldn't.
		The best indication we have that VU won't come after us is the King's Quest 1 and 2 remakes by AGD Interactive.
	www.gamedev.net /community/forums/viewreply.asp?ID=1634586 (3877 words)

	Meet the 'Quest for Glory' Coles - Article - Just Adventure - Reviews PC and PS2 Walkthroughs - Previews and Adventure ...
		During May, numerous members of the AGD Interactive (AGDI) and Himalaya Studios development teams assembled in Woodstock-like fashion to company headquarters in Chandler, Arizona.
		After spending several weeks working on our upcoming projects and directing voice over recordings for Al Emmo and the Lost Dutchman’s Mine, three of us had the opportunity to make a pilgrimage to Los Angeles, California to attend the E3.
		Nearby table-dwelling patrons looked at us in a puzzled manner, wondering if the sound could possibly be a mock sword fight between the AGDs and Corey Cole using dinner forks and knives.
	www.justadventure.com /articles/MeetTheColes/MeetTheColes1.shtm (695 words)

	The Linux Game Tome (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		AGS allows creation of point-and-click adventure games, being used for quite a few adventure games, include AGD Interactive ones.
		I highly recommend King's Quest I & II by AGD Interactive for this.
		Sierra could sue them if they wanted to, but those remakes are made to honor the authors and AGDI have good relations to the people that made the games and are still alive.
	www.happypenguin.org /show?AGS (1297 words)

	The Australian Game Developers Conference
		2005 AGD Awards Sponsored By View 2005 award winner photos here.
		Congratulations to all of the AGD Award Winners and finalists for 2005!
		Each recipient was presented with a copy of Visual Studio 2005 courtesy of AGD Awards sponsor Microsoft® DirectX®.
	www.agdc.com.au /awards/awards_winner05.php (108 words)

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		A big thanks to Tierra (now known as AGD Interactive) for their hard work in bringing us this game.
		If you visit their website you will also find a download for the new-look King's Quest I: Quest for the Crown.
		You can download this game from AGD Interactive.
	www.quandaryland.com /jsp/dispArticle.jsp?index=463 (863 words)

	King's Quest II: Romancing The Throne - KQ Omnipedia
		Due to rather disappointing sales of the 1990 remake of King's Quest I, the prospect of officially remaking and re-releasing Kingâ€™s Quest II was scrapped.
		However in 2002, AGD Interactive, then known as Tierra Entertainment, released a fan-made remix of King's Quest II.
		The fan game used a point and click interface, and also added VGA graphics and digital sound.
	www.sq7.org /KQ/index.php/King's_Quest_II (1284 words)

	Adventure Gamers : King's Quest II+ VGA
		The "+" in the title of King's Quest II+ VGA isn't just an empty claim.
		Tierra (now called Anonymous Game Developers Interactive or AGDI) have added an incredible amount to their remake of this classic Roberta Williams title.
		Unlike their previous release (King's Quest I VGA), Tierra have changed far more than just the graphics, music and interface.
	www.adventuregamers.com /underground/gameinfo.php?id=211 (299 words)

	To view the AGD Mastership Requirements, click on the folder to the left and download the file for your review. The ...
		To view the AGD Mastership Requirements, click on the folder to the left and download the file for your review.
		The document is saved as a Microsoft Word document.
		Visiting this web site without first upgrading your browser may result in unreliable behavior.
	dwp.bigplanet.com /dcarrico/nss-folder/agdmastershipawardguidelines (117 words)

	News
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		$ AGD: DandB Business/Credit Reports - [at Dun and Bradstreet]
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	www.marketwatch.com /tools/quotes/news.asp?symb=AGD (192 words)

	Is Anyone Here Working on Adventure Games? - GameDev.Net Discussion Forums (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Up to this point all I've played in the indy realm is interactive fiction, which is basically text adventure (though not necessarily game).
		So, is there anyone out there working on an adventure game, of the sort made so famous by LucasArts?
		Posted - 6/23/2004 11:33:34 PM If you haven't already, you might want to take a look at the King's Quest I and II remakes available from AGD Interactive.
	www.gamedev.net /community/forums/viewreply.asp?ID=1523969 (1637 words)

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