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	Brian Moriarty - Associate Director for Communications - Business Roundtable Institute for Corporate Ethics (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Brian Moriarty is Associate Director for Communications at the Business Roundtable Institute for Corporate Ethics.
		Prior to joining the Institute, Brian worked in communications at The Darden School.
		Brian holds a B.A. in Political Science and English Literature from Boston College, an M.A. in Religious Studies from Wake Forest University and is currently pursuing a Ph.D. in Religious Studies at the University of Virginia.
	www.darden.virginia.edu /corporate-ethics/a-moriarty.htm (125 words)

	Encyclopedia: Brian Moriarty (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		The second phase was led by Brian Moriarty (of Loom and the Infocom text adventures Wishbringer and Trinity).
		Moriarty's game was controlled by a 4-icon GUI which resembles the one in Sam and Max Hit the Road, with icons representing the actions "Examine", "Pick up", "Use", and "Move".
		Brian stayed with Infocom almost up to the end and incidentally his last game there, "Beyond Zork," marked the final struggle of transforming from text-only adventures to those with graphics.
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/Brian-Moriarty (722 words)

	Sonnenschein Nath & Rosenthal LLP - IP Group Grows to More than 100 Attorneys and Patent Agents Nationwide (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Moriarty is one of only a handful of patent attorneys in the United States who has also served as an Assistant U.S. Attorney.
		Moriarty served as lead counsel for the pharmaceutical patent trials concerning the drugs Prilosec® and Zofran® and was involved in the successful effort to invalidate patents covering Prozac®.
		Moriarty was Counsel with Darby and Darby, a New York intellectual property boutique firm.
	www.sonnenschein.com /news/2004/Patent_Litigator_and.html (413 words)

	Infocom Authors - Brian Moriarty
		Brian Moriarty built his first computer in the fifth grade.
		Brian stayed with Infocom almost up to the end and incidentally his last game there, "Beyond Zork," marked the final struggle of transforming from text-only adventures to those with graphics.
		It was not long after Infocom's end that his talent took him to the most powerful company in graphical adventure gaming in the late 80's and early 90's, Lucas Arts, and his first game there, "Loom" sold over half a million copies and received several industry awards, including MacWorld's Adventure Game of the Year.
	www.infocom-if.org /authors/moriarty.html (570 words)

	The Dig Museum - History
		Eventually, when Brian Moriarty became very unhappy with the development of the game for many reasons, he left the company to go work at Rocket Science (in fact he left LucasArts the same day that the Pizza Orgy for The Dig was being held).
		Brian's past experience in text based game making had not prepared him for developing such an animation and art heavy project and with such a large staff.
		Although early beta versions of Clark's The Dig included a 5-icon GUI much like the one in Brian Moriarty's version (but with an extra Talk to icon added), it was later simplified to the final "one-click-does-it-all" interface, after the former was deemed too cumbersome by testers.
	dig.mixnmojo.com /museum/history.html (1997 words)

	Brass Lantern Brian Moriarty Interview
		Brian isn't sure it will, since the complexity of creating a computer game has in some respects surpassed that of creating a movie.
		At one point in the interview, when I asked him about whether Skotos could make money off of a niche audience, Brian said that he thought so, and that in fact he thought there was the potential for a profitable business in interactive fiction.
		In part, Brian feels that the look and feel of TADS and Inform are not well-suited to the mass market.
	www.brasslantern.org /community/interviews/moriarty.html (762 words)

	Pointless Database - Brian Moriarty (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Brian Moriarty (1956-) is a game designer who is credited to several award winning computer games.
		Brian wrote his first computer game in fifth grade and after grade school he attended Southeastern Massachusetts University graduating in 1978 with a degree in English Literature.
		Brian was involved in the film industry in the late 90's.
	www.thealmightyguru.com /Database/DB-BrianMoriarty.html (278 words)

	Brian Moriarty, PGA Professional
		Brian Moriarty began his career playing as an amateur in Killarney Golf Club.
		Brian's success on the course continued as a professional with various top ten finishes including winning the Amev Pro-Am at the Grange and runner up in the Killester Travel Dominican Republic Pro-Am.
		Brian has achieved an excellent reputation in coaching in the north Munster region and has registered notable success with many top amateurs in the region.
	www.irelandprogolf.com /brianmoriarty (132 words)

	The International House of Mojo - The Dig
		Low had to electrocute the eel, cut out the lens of its eye, put the lens on his flashlight, and shine the light at the bats; then the creatures would drop to the cave floor.
		Eventually, after Brian Moriarty realized he couldn't finish writing the game's dialogue in time to meet a deadline, he left the company and Hal Barwood (also from Fate of Atlantis) tried to salvage this design.
		Although early beta versions of Clark's The Dig included a 5-icon GUI much like the one in Brian Moriarty's version (with an extra Talk to icon added), it was later simplified to the final "one-click-does-it-all" interface.
	www.mixnmojo.com /php/site/gamedb.php?gameid=29 (2135 words)

	Brian Moriarty - Encyclopedia, History, Geography and Biography
		Brian Moriarty - Encyclopedia, History, Geography and Biography
		Brian Moriarty (born 1956) is an American who authored three of the original Infocom interactive fiction titles, Wishbringer (1985), Trinity (1986) and Beyond Zork: The Coconut of Quendor (1987).
		This encyclopedia, history, geography and biography article about Brian Moriarty contains research on
	www.arikah.com /encyclopedia/Brian_Moriarty (142 words)

	From Here to Trinity ... And Back Again
		I always thought that it was a great pity that Brian Moriarty (when he was resident at Infocom) did not write Sherlock: Riddle of the Crown Jewels adventure for Infocom which was completed by Bob Bates.
		I know that many adventurers, after playing works such as Wishbringer, Trinity and Beyond Zork, would consider Brian Moriarty to be a genius of interactive fiction.
		Brian left Infocom just before Dave Lebling and Steve Meretzky departed signaling the beginning of the end of Infocom as an independent development outfit.
	infocom.gerf.org /Infocom/Articles/moriarty.html (2549 words)

	Their quick work saved woman's life (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		The skill of the firefighters and the presence of a heart regulating machine on their engine made the revival possible, according to Captain Brian F. Moriarty, an expert and teacher on lifesaving techniques and equipment.
		The firefighters are Captain James P. Akstin and privates James H. Graham, Jeffrey M. Moriarty and Brian L. Moses, members of the crew of Engine 4 at the Bradford station.
		They were helping the woman after her fall and assessing her for possible injuries when she went into cardiac arrest, Captain Moriarty said.
	www.eagletribune.com /news/stories/19980603/HA_003.htm (230 words)

	RPGnet : The Inside Scoop on Gaming
		Brian Moriarty authored three of the original Infocom prose adventures, _Wishbringer_, _Trinity_, and _Beyond Zork_.
		Brian has been a featured lecturer at Computer Game Developer Conferences and Roadshows since 1988, and a frequent lecturer and panelist at CES, E3, SPA, and IGDA trade shows.
		By bringing his interactive fiction expertise to Skotos, Brian will help to create the next generation of Skotos products.
	www.rpg.net /news+reviews/press/press.1989.html (428 words)

	Guest Column Brian Moriarty On trying to understand tragedy
		Naturally, it seems that in a time like this all one can do is give, because so much has been taken and so much has been lost.
		Robert "Bob-O" Moriarty never had the chance to say goodbye to 14 of his closest friends.
		Brian Moriarty, a resident of Old Bridge, is a student at Richard Stockton College of New Jersey, Pomona section of Galloway
	suburban.gmnews.com /News/2002/0117/Editorials/012.html (619 words)

	Brian Moriarty on Text RPGs and Skotos Tech (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Recently a new company called Skotos Tech was founded with the explicit aim of making text roleplaying commercial again, while bringing it to a wider audience than the MUD community alone.
		Brian was at Infocom back in the heyday of text adventures, and since then he's had an extraordinary career at places like LucasArts, Rocket Science, and MPath.
		I've long felt that new ground will only be broken in the game industry by people who are prepared to take risks, so I decided to ask Brian how they were going about it.
	www.mudmagic.com /articles/print/20 (394 words)

	Press Release (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		"Brian is a legend in the game industry," says Christopher Allen, Skotos Tech President and CEO.
		Brian Moriarty authored three of the original Infocom prose adventures, Wishbringer, Trinity, and Beyond Zork.
		Brian has been a featured lecturer at Computer Game Developer Conferences and Roadshows since 1988, and a frequent lecturer and panelist at CES, E3, SPA, and IGDA trade shows.
	www.skotos.net /about/pr/Nov15_2000.html (372 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Brian Moriarty - Intermountain Flooring came before the Town previously asking for approval for use of the parking spaces where the storage containers were located.
		Brian Moriarty feels that the availability of lighting fixtures that meet the Town lighting code is very restrictive.
		Adjournment BRIAN MORIARTY MADE A MOTION TO ADJOURN AT 6:29 P.M. Submitted for approval by: Approved this 17th day of May, 2005.
	www.silverthorne.org /government/planning_files/MIN050305.doc (1553 words)

	Infocomicon: Author -> Brian Moriarty
		In 1995 Brian left Lucas Arts while he was working on "The Dig," a space adventure, before the game got finished.
		MPath later was merged with Hearme and Brian left.The original MPath site with Brian's bio can still be found on their server.
		They were much better than the stuff that's coming out now (laughs)." Moriarty says that the text adventure games didn't have the "twitch" factor, a term used to explain the pulling of a trigger when a shadow slides across the corner of your eye as in the case in many arcade games.
	egotron.com /infocom/author.php?id=bmoriarty (807 words)

	Hammacher Schlemmer
		The ProClean is the brainchild of Brian Moriarty, a life-long inventor.
		Brian enlisted the help of Brett Carter and Ed Uhl to develop the ProClean.
		Brian Moriarty has over 22 years of experience as a manufacturing engineer with focus on product manufacturability.
	www.hammacher.com /sfi/person.asp?InventionID=14 (196 words)

	Golf: Colm Moriarty - Brian Keogh - K and S Sports
		A likeable individual with an infectious smile, Moriarty finished 19 under par in Mullingar to join Philip Walton and Darren Clarke on the list of illustrious winners of one of Ireland's premier 72 hole stroke play events.
		Supported by his parents, Moriarty receives help with equipment from Callaway although he recently changed to Mizuno irons, which he used to great effect on his way to a five shot, win over Noel Fox.
		At Fota, Moriarty was three under after 11 holes but missed a rake of holeable putts on the way in.
	indigo.ie /~kands/kands/html/mori.html (1023 words)

	Gamasutra - Features - "Brian Moriarty on Text RPGs and Skotos Tech" [04.09.01]
		Recently a new company called Skotos Tech was founded with the explicit aim of making text roleplaying commercial again, while bringing it to a wider audience than the MUD community alone.
		Brian was at Infocom back in the heyday of text adventures, and since then he's had an extraordinary career at places like LucasArts, Rocket Science, and MPath.
		It's a Greek word that means "the darkness before the dawn." It's been used by poets to represent the darkness of the womb before birth, or the last darkness seen before leaving hell.
	www.gamasutra.com /features/20010409/adams_01.htm (1849 words)

	MemeStreams \| MemeStreams Discussion
		Of course, I was sitting in the front row, looking at Moriarty's face eerily illuminated by the podium's little reading light as he pontificated on the mysteries of Shakespear and Bach.
		:) Both he and Moriarty (and Jonathan Baron, if you've ever heard him speak) are in that revered category of speaker, where if I see their names on a program, no matter what it is that they're talking about, I'm going to go listen to them.
		Because no matter what subject they choose in any particular year, I know that their material is going to be well-researched, that they're going to speak with passion, and that I and most of the rest of the audience are probably going to walk away with an emotional afterglow of "Wow!"
	www.memestreams.net /thread/bid6183 (911 words)

	Brian Moriarty - Interview - Adventure Classic Gaming - ACG - Adventure Games, Interactive Fiction Games - Reviews, ...
		Moriarty is a game designer best known as the creator of Loom.
		To adventure game fans, Brian Moriarty is a legend who needs no introduction.
		In the interview, Moriarty speaks of his past with Infocom and Lucasfilm Games, his work on Loom and its lost sequels, his current view of adventure games, and what holds for him in the future.
	www.adventureclassicgaming.com /index.php/site/interviews/212 (2943 words)

	Pictures from Noah Falstein's and Brian Moriarty's The Dig designs (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		"Brian Moriarty adds that The Dig will introduce a new game engine, StoryDroid, specially designed for 386 PCs with hard drives and sound cards; whereas SCUMM, the regular engine, was originally designed for the C64 in the era of Maniac Mansion.
		This is an actual screenshot from Brian Moriarty's version of The Dig.
		However, in Moriarty's design there was probably a puzzle to be solved in it (perhaps the stun-the-bats-with-the-eel's-eye idea).
	home.comcast.net /~ervind/digstuff/digbm1.html (3066 words)

	LucasArts
		Type: Graphics/Music Written 1990 by Brian Moriarty and Marc Ferrari.
		Type: Point-n-Click Written 1995 by Stephen Spielberg [Original idea], Brian Moriarty [First, non-released version] and Sean Clark.
		The game was originally designed by Brian Moriarty but it was never released that way.
	www.lysator.liu.se /adventure/LucasArts.html (632 words)

	from teen suicide to tears: the life of brian moriarty
		from teen suicide to tears: the life of brian moriarty
		It will be a hell of a lot easier to put pictures in here.
		This is a paragraph of text that could go in the sidebar.
	brianmoriarty.blogspot.com (279 words)

	Wishbringer (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Infocom's latest is an introductory-level adventure game written by a new addition to the company, Brian Moriarty (naturally nicknamed Professor Moriarty), who brings with him a fondness for Lovecraft, Hawthorne, and things that go bump in the night.
		Wishbringer is a story about what happens to a child who helps deliver the mail in the small, rural New England town of Festeron.
		Infocom's writers have always been noted for their wit (or is it wits?), and Moriarty seems an eminently qualified citizen of the Underground Empire.
	infocom.gerf.org /Articles/wishbringer-review.html (463 words)

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