The San Francisco Chronicle front page today has a touching story about the Dalai Lama's Unsung Hero Awards. Thanks to the Make a Wish Foundation, Ben Duskin an 11-year-old kid who has had leukemia since he was five, designed an action adventure computer game for other kids with cancer. It has been downloaded well over 100,000 times and translated into nine languages. He received design help from Eric Johnston, a LucasArts engineer who volunteered through Make A Wish.
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