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Highlight Notes from the week that just was:
- Mia Wombat of Creative Commons offers a groundbreaking lecture and discussion on IP rights in this "The Age of the Conducer".
- Artificial life meets Cheech and Chong.
- Inside insights on designing this year's game developer contest. Worthwhile Comments from the author of 3pointD, contest overseer Ben Linden, and contestant Rifkin Habsburg.
- Don't forget to vote in Round One of the NWN new logo search!
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Something I just noticed: It's CHEECH Marin & Tommy CHONG. First and last names used in a duo like Penn & Teller, as opposed to Barnum & Bailey both using last names. The alliteration is nice, and Cheech and Chong should both be SL last names. :)
There *is* a region named Chong... I wonder how much is grown there... ehehehe...
Posted by: Torley | Saturday, April 29, 2006 at 09:48 PM