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49. NodeWorks - Encyclopedia: Gandalf (Norse Mythology) Gandalf (Norse mythology). Gandalf is a dwarf in Norse mythology, he appears in the poem Völuspa in the Edda. The name Gandalf means wizardry knowledgeable http://pedia.nodeworks.com/G/GA/GAN/Gandalf_(Norse_mythology)/

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@import url("http://www.blogger.com/css/blog_controls.css"); @import url("http://www.blogger.com/dyn-css/authorization.css?targetBlogID=9799907"); January 11, 2007 The Wikipedia Game During the month that all the college students have been home, my living room has been filled with laptop computers, usually set carefully on the oak bench that we use as a coffee table. Sometimes a bunch of kids might be piled on the couch, watching an episode of Futurama on one of the laptops. Other times, they might all be gathered around a laptop puzzling over Weff Riddles . Updates from friends at other houses will come in the form of instant messages. "Philosophical Boy and Older Neighbor Boy are coming over," Boy in Black will announce as he glances at his computer screen. Skater Boy recently began a new craze called the Wikipedia Game. He'll grab a laptop and challenge someone else on a different laptop. Both people go to Wikipedia and start in the same spot. I think the day he started the game, Shaggy Hair was working on his chemistry homework and so "Chemical Sources" is traditionally the place where they begin. Then someone calls out a word or term or person, like "Bob Dylan," and they race to see who can get there first. The rule is you can't type anything; you can only click on links. And you can't go backwards. It's a surprisingly fascinating game. I raced Boy in Black the other night, and I got stuck for a long time in medieval weapons. We were racing from "Chemical Sources" to "Thor's Hammer." I lost the game, but I have to say it's the most random information I've read in a long time. And it's cool to see that no matter what two terms someone yells out, everything ultimately can be connected.

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Near Matches Ignore Exact Full Text Nagifar created by smileloki thing ) by smileloki (11.8 mon) print I like it! Sun Oct 13 2002 at 21:46:00 In Norse Mythology , Nagifar is the ship that will be used by the giants when they attack Asgard at Ragnarok . It is built from the fingernails of dead men by Hel and will be launched from Jotunheim filled with Jotuns, armed and ready to fight the Gods. Every time you or any other human trims your fingernails , the construction of Nagifar is delayed. It is known as "the ship with rivets Sources: http://www.sunnyway.com/runes/gods2.html http://www.meta-religion.com/World_Religions/Ancient_religions/Europe/norse_mythology.htm printable version chaos Norse Mythology Jotunheim ... Poetic Edda Y'know, if you log in , you can write something here, or contact authors directly on the site. Create a New User if you don't already have an account. Login Password remember me password reminder register Everything2 Help Little presents from the Node Fairy: meter Lambda calculus Liberty Meadows Vivien Leigh ... person This page courtesy of The Everything Development Company

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'Following Ragnarok Glossary' Document 8 out of 21 by Angela Perry SciFi and Fantasy Stories: Following Ragnarok Glossary Hopefully, this little file will clarify some of the odd names in Following Ragnarok. Included is an explanation of the worlds, a glossary of people and events, and a list of references (if you want more info). Very boring to just read, I would imagine ;-) Main Category: [High Fantasy Sub-categories: [European Traditions, Mythology Glossary The Nine Norse Worlds Asgard – Home of the Aesir Andlang – A hidden world above Asgard Vidblain – A hidden world above Asgard Vanaheim – Home of the Vanir Alfheim – Home of the light elves. Midgard – Home of the humans. Jotunheim – Home of the giants. Muspelheim – Home of the fire giants, one of the first elemental worlds. Niflheim – Home of the ice giants (destroyed when Midgard was formed), one of the first elemental worlds. Svartalfheim – Home of the dark elves. Hel – Home of Queen Hel and the legions of damned souls. Names, Places, and Events These words are defined only so far as they relate to this book. Everything is correct and accurate to the best of my knowledge, based on the

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