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	Infocom Authors - Dave Lebling
		It was a merry day in 1950 when Dave Lebling said his first hello to the world in Washington, D.C. After his family moved he grew up in suburban Maryland and then attended the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
		Dave said yes due to a hole in his schedule, but found he actually enjoyed it.
		In the beginning Dave didn't commit himself fully to the "project" Infocom, he kept close ties to MIT and later actually paid hommage to the university in "Lurking Horror" - "GUE Tech's" campus, the "infinite corridor" and many more places in the game are modeled after actual sites at the school.
	www.infocom-if.org /authors/lebling.html (403 words)

	Is It GUE Tech or MIT? Dave Lebling Explains It... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		DAVE: I definitely based it on part of the MIT campus.
		DAVE: The main building of MIT is almost aligned east to west.
		DAVE: Absolutely, although we since discovered that the odd noises at night were merely a raccoon.
	www.csd.uwo.ca /Infocom/Articles/NZT/guetech.html (616 words)

	Infocomicon: Author -> Dave Lebling
		Dave Lebling has worked on games as early as 1982 and as recently as 1993.
		Dave Lebling was one of the original Imps co-authoring the mainframe Zork, then Zork II and Zork 3.
		Lebling says Infocom was fortunate because the company was formed while computers were coming into their own as well back in those late days of 1977.
	egotron.com /infocom/author.php?id=dlebling (930 words)

	Interview: Dave Lebling - Adventure Collective - Game Reviews, Previews, Features, Editorials, Interviews, Articles, ...
		Dave Lebling, one of the original Imps and the co-author of the Zork trilogy, now designs server applications at Ucentric Systems.
		Along with Steve Meretzky, Lebling was the first person to be admitted to the Science Fiction Writers of America for writing interactive fiction.
		Dave Lebling [D.L.]: The inspiration was the Crowther/Woods Colossal Cave Adventure, which hit MIT in late '76 or early '77.
	www.adventurecollective.com /interviews/interview-davelebling.htm (3863 words)

	Lebling (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Authors Dave Lebling was one of the original Imps co-authoring the mainframe Zork, then Zork II and...
		The prototypical computer adventure game, first implemented on the PDP-10 by MIT hackers Dave Lebling, Mark Blank and Don R. Woods as a demo for a natural-language parser they were hacking on at the...
		Lebling Park in Bethesda, MD on the corner of Old Georgetown Rd and Wisconsin Ave., promoting the beautification of downtown Bethesda and honoring a B-CC resident who was dedicated to our community...
	drivenlifepurposerickwarren.flexwarren.com /lebling (851 words)

	Dave Lebling -- Facts, Info, and Encyclopedia article (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Dave Lebling (born 1950) was an (Click link for more info and facts about interactive fiction) interactive fiction game designer, or "implementor", at (Click link for more info and facts about Infocom) Infocom.
		He was born in (Click link for more info and facts about Washington, D.C.) Washington, D.C., grew up in (A Mid-Atlantic state; one of the original 13 colonies) Maryland, and attended (An engineering university in Cambridge) MIT, where he obtained a degree in political science before becoming a member of its Laboratory for Computer Science.
		In 1979 he became one of the founders of Infocom.
	www.absoluteastronomy.com /encyclopedia/d/da/dave_lebling.htm (118 words)

	MobyGames - Dave Lebling
		Dave Lebling was one of the Co-Founders of Infocom.
		Dave Lebling was credited on a game as early as 1980 and as recently as 1993.
		Dave Lebling has been credited on games developed by the following companies: Infocom.
	www.mobygames.com /developer/sheet/view/developerId,201 (172 words)

	Dave Lebling - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Dave Lebling (born 1949) was an interactive fiction game designer, or "implementor", at Infocom.
		He was born in Washington, D.C., grew up in Maryland, and attended MIT, where he obtained a degree in political science before becoming a member of its Laboratory for Computer Science.
		This page was last modified 19:51, 1 August 2005.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Dave_Lebling (164 words)

	Infocom Games in Brief
		Zork II by Dave Lebling and Marc Blank (Advanced, 1981).
		Zork III by Marc Blank and Dave Lebling (Advanced, 1982).
		Enchanter by Dave Lebling and Marc Blank (Standard, 1983).
	infocom.gerf.org /Articles/NZT/brief.html (567 words)

	Adventure Playground: Infocom's Dave Lebling
		Mike Gerrard meets Dave Lebling, an Infocom founding father, and they talk about grues, llamas, leather goddesses, Douglas Adams and Uncle Buddy.
		Having discovered that the 'someone from Infocom' was Dave Lebling, the man responsible for inflicting the grue on innocent adventurers everywhere, I considered the possibility of extracting revenge but decided I'd forgive him if he told me where the idea for the revolting creature came from in the first place.
		I asked Dave if the ever-expanding memories of home micros meant there was less need to put effort into finding ways of compressing text, and instead they could concentrate on improving the parser.
	www.csd.uwo.ca /Infocom/Articles/yc87b.html (1949 words)

	Zork
		You are standing in an open field west of a white house, with a boarded front door.
		The original Zork game was written at the Programming Technology Division of the MIT Laboratory for Computer Science by Tim Anderson, Marc Blank, Bruce Daniels, and Dave Lebling starting in June 1977.
		Dave Lebling was an old DandD player and wanted less predictable battles.
	members.chello.at /theodor.lauppert/games/zork.htm (1058 words)

	Read about Dave Lebling at WorldVillage Encyclopedia. Research Dave Lebling and learn about Dave Lebling here! (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Research Dave Lebling and learn about Dave Lebling here!
		He was born in Washington, D.C., grew up in
		After Infocom's end in 1989, Lebling worked on a
	encyclopedia.worldvillage.com /s/b/Dave_Lebling (156 words)

	Infocom games - IFWiki (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Dungeon (Tim Anderson, Marc Blank, Bruce Daniels, Dave Lebling; 1979).
		Zork II: The Wizard of Frobozz (Marc Blank and Dave Lebling; 1981; Z-code).
		Zork III: The Dungeon Master (Marc Blank and Dave Lebling; 1982; Z-code).
	iflibrary.com /index.php/Infocom_games (363 words)

	Brass Lantern David Lebling Interview
		If you've played a few of the old Infocom adventures, chances are you've seen Dave Lebling's work.
		He was one of the implementors who created Dungeon, the mainframe adventure game which later became Zork I, II, and III.
		Adventure Collective, was in contact with Dave and asked me to do a co-interview.
	brasslantern.org /community/interviews/lebling.html (3737 words)

	The Encyclopedia Frobozzica (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Despite these remarks, worship of the Implementors has become quite common.
		Four Implementors in particular, Dave Lebling, Marc Blank, Brain Moriarty, and Steve Meretzky, also known as The Bearded Oracle of Yonkers, are all extremely well-loved by the populous.
		In fact, another part of the legend calls the four Implementors mysterious magi who live in the lands beyond the borders of the world.
	jzip.sourceforge.net /frobozz/frobi.html (414 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Lebniz (Dave Lebling) Lengnoz (Elizabeth Langosy, or Donald Langosy) Mrtzki (Steve Meretzky) Onilik (Jeff O'Neill) Profnim ("Professor" Brian Moriarty) Rivni (Christopher Reeve) Robnerim (the family name from "Deadline") Sinkriz (maybe Anita Sinclair) Urg ?
		The first Board of Directors consists of Berez, Broos, Galley, Lebling, and Vezza.
		Oct 88: "Zork Zero" YZIP for Macintosh (written by Duncan Blanchard; YZIP specification by Tim Anderson & Dave Lebling,).
	www.ifarchive.org /if-archive/infocom/info/fact-sheet.txt (4598 words)

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		IV.5 "InfoDope" --------------- [For internal circulation only] V Infocom Chronology ===================== 69-70: Programming language Muddle (later called MDL) developed by several people affiliated with the MIT's Dynamic Modelling (DM) Group (Gerald Sussman, Carl Hewitt, Dave Cressey, Chris Reeve, Bruce K. Daniels).
		Jun 77: "Zork" created by Marc Blank, Bruce K. Daniels, Tim Anderson, and Dave Lebling.
		6/22/79: Infocom founded by ~10 DM Group members (Tim Anderson, Joel Berez, Brian Berkowitz, Marc Blank, Scott Cutler, Stu Galley, Dave Lebling, Al Vezza et al.).
	www.gruntose.com /Info/Games/adventure/infocom/infocom_fact_sheet (1693 words)

	Seekmeup.Directory - Games: Video Games: .: Authors: Lebling, Dave (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
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