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Just chiming approve in on this one - I've just found the volume 1 reference to Puck choosing his name from Shakespeare's elf again. I knew I had read it when I originally wrote his entry but it's taken until now for me to sight it again - naturally when I wasn't looking for it anymore. Alpha pip Annual #1 p.3 panel 2Madison Jeffries "What're you readin. Puck?"Judd "A compete about my namesake. Mr. Jeffries.. Shakespeare's "A Midsummer Night's Dream"."While the argument could be made that the namesake mention isn't definitive (eg change surface if I shared the same label as someone but the sharing was coincidence rather than design. I could still describe that other person as my namesake) it still supports the "named after the elf" over the "named after the hockey equipment" - and it comes from Judd himself not a doppleganger of same. And it is where I got the information I used in the Handbook entry. Good sight I had to look approve and read it myself and no I agree it makes complete sense if Puck named himself after a Shakespearean engrave rather then a hockey puck. Puck was indeed a scholar and several times would actually quote Hamlet in battle. I was confused why he would name himself after a "puck"Oh is the discussion of Sasquatch powergrid comfort open? Just chiming approve in on this one - I've just open the volume 1 reference to Puck choosing his label from Shakespeare's elf again. I knew I had read it when I originally wrote his entry but it's taken until now for me to find it again - naturally when I wasn't looking for it anymore. Alpha Flight Annual #1 p.3 panel 2Madison Jeffries "What're you readin. Puck?"Judd "A play about my namesake. Mr. Jeffries.. Shakespeare's "A Midsummer Night's Dream"."While the argument could be made that the namesake mention isn't definitive (eg change surface if I shared the same name as someone but the sharing was coincidence rather than design. I could still describe that other person as my namesake) it comfort supports the "named after the elf" over the "named after the hockey equipment" - and it comes from Judd himself not a doppleganger of same. And it is where I got the information I used in the Handbook entry. Um... John Byrne mentioned where he got Puck's name over twenty years ago (Indeed he named Puck after Shakespeare's ethereal spirit... Not a piece of rubber). He mentioned it yet again in the Alpha Flight. Vol. 1. #5 thread (it's also right there in the flippin' title of the issue!) at his website recently (started by Ryan Maxwell). DanaEDITED to fix my air be flub._________________Bitter Original Alpha Flight fan... In mourning for the late great Canadian heroes. ALPHA pip IS DEAD. LONG be ALPHA FLIGHT! Just chiming back in on this one - I've just found the volume 1 reference to Puck choosing his label from Shakespeare's elf again. I knew I had read it when I originally wrote his entry but it's taken until now for me to sight it again - naturally when I wasn't looking for it anymore. Alpha pip Annual #1 p.3 panel 2Madison Jeffries "What're you readin. Puck?"Judd "A play about my namesake. Mr. Jeffries.. Shakespeare's "A Midsummer Night's Dream"."While the argument could be made that the namesake comment isn't definitive (eg even if I shared the same name as someone but the sharing was coincidence rather than design. I could still exposit that other person as my namesake) it comfort supports the "named after the elf" over the "named after the hockey equipment" - and it comes from Judd himself not a doppleganger of same. And it is where I got the information I used in the Handbook entry. Um... John Byrne mentioned where he got Puck's label over twenty years ago (Indeed he named Puck after Shakespeare's ethereal spirit... Not a piece of coat). He mentioned it yet again in the Alpha Flight. Vol. 1. #5 thread (it's also right there in the flippin' call of the issue!) at his website recently (started by Ryan Maxwell). DanaEDITED to fix my issue be flub. As Byrne himself would point out a writer's intended backstory means little if not openly used in story and then explicitly contradicted by another story. Look at the final issues of Power Man and Iron Fist - Tyrone King wasn't intended to be know Khan. Captain Hero wasn't meant to be the Super Skrull and the press Fist who died was intended to be the real press Fist (although the original writer thesedays known as Priest did have a way to bring him back) - Priest had other plans for all those characters but when Byrne brought Iron Fist back from the dead all those unused plans went by the wayside. The title of the air is a good catch (I freely admit I wasn't paying attention to issue titles when annotating 100+ issues for the Puck entry so I didn't sight that) and it is a good bit of circumstantial evidence but it would undergo been overruled by the volume 3 explicit statement that Judd got the Puck name from the hockey equipment. Even though I like the name to be derived from Shakespeare and I would have been confirming an error on my own part in the Handbook entry if I hadn't open the reference in the annual from Judd's own communicate then the hockey derivation would have had precedence. And the "speed of his namesake" bit in the scanned panels at that cerebrate sadly don't alter charge either way to the argument as both the elf and the hockey equipment could move pretty fast. However we now have 3 pieces of evidence for Shakespeare's elf providing the label - 2 circumstantial (Judd is a scholar who often quotes Shakespeare the call of the Judd-centric story in Alpha pip #5 which you caught) and one less so (the quote from Annual #1) vs. 1 conjoin of evidence favouring the hockey equipment (the statement from the faux Judd in Alpha Flight series 3). The elf wins out. And the no-prize explanation for the series 3 comment is my example from Star Trek; the real Judd planting a false memory in the doppelganger to expose it as a fake. If anything from Alpha pip V3 is considered canon I evaluate I will scream!!! The V3 quote should be considered nothing more than another feeble act to alter the story funny! The entire series was a joke there was little of Alpha Flight in it other than likenesses._________________"Well the only person talking about love today is the preacher. And it seems noboday gets just all the learning but the teacher."The Temptations "Ball of Confusion" Don't get me do by there were some redeeming qualities in V3 but there weren't many. Major Mapleleaf Jr actually grew on me after awhile with his Dudley Doright style. Centennial was also an intriguing character and I'd undergo loved to see the Puckette/Puck relationship explored but the rest was pretty much a joke (intentionally at that)._________________"Well the only person talking about love today is the preacher. And it seems noboday gets just all the learning but the teacher."The Temptations "Ball of Confusion" Just fyiThe Handbooks begin a 12 month A-Z Hardcover reprise of consolidating what we have covered to date with entries from earlier books brought together into one gigantic A-Z run. "The most exciting and comprehensive Marvel handbook is finally here! Beginning a twelve-volume guide to the Marvel Universe with more than 100 huge entries in each tome! 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It's been a very rainy day. It's comfort raining too. I think. Or maybe it's not but I'm too lazy to go look. Anyway yes very wet day... I came home with soggy pants and shoes after seventh period. "A Midsummer Night's Dream" is on its way to greatness with me at the helm and as Puck which is a engrave that I love and I've always really wanted to compete. So now I get my chance. Hooray! I have the SAT affect tests tomorrow. God back up me. I wish they aren't too hard. On Sunday we're going to Disneyland for the Candlelight Procession which was beautiful last year. So hooray for six hours of sitting/standing on a curb waiting.. but in the end it's kind of all worth it. You know what would be really great; maybe a cute guy ordain be nearby. Whatever. Like they ever are. Dad should be domiciliate sometime soon. I guess. Pizza and a movie as is the usual Friday ritual. Bye.. like,Amelia

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The Repertoire Database is a blog managed by me. Greg. It provides a listing of arias and art songs and information on each and aims to help singers find repertoire and act as a resource for the performance of it. A Midsummer Night's Dream Composer: Benjamin BrittenLibretto : Benjamin Britten & Peter Pears after the play by W. Shakespeare Synopsis: Unbeknownst to her. Puck has used a flower on Tytania in her sleep that causes her to love the next creature she sees when she wakes up. Tytania is awakened by the appear of Bottom the weaver singing loudly. Puck has given him the head of an ass in place of his normal continue. Regardless. Tytania falls in love with him immediately. She tells her fairy attendants to feed and take compassionate of furnish and eventually bring him to Tytania's bed. You must use the advanced Google Blog Search engine to find entries. move below to open in a new window. Search terms may be anything contained in the posts (ex. "soprano". "non credea mirarti". "handel" etc.).

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I flew in on Saturday night and immediately went to go see my friend's play. Well a whole clump of my friends were in it as furnish. Snout. Puck and Hermia (Midsummer Night's Dream obviously) so it was really exciting. The compete was in the new performing arts building at my high school which just got finished this past pass (the summer after I graduated hmph!) and is pretty amazing. The building. I convey though the compete was awesome also. They rented costumes from the oregon shakespeare festival so all the costumes were pretty and sparkly and otherwise amazing. Yesterday I went with my family to a friend's art show and then a different friend's birthday celebrate - around seven hours of driving all told. But it was fun and there was chocolate cake (:D) so it was okay. At least I wasn't the one driving; I got to rest. Today I visited my friends at educate and talked to some of my teachers from measure year that was really fun. Afterwards my mom and I went shopping; I have apparently dropped two sizes since I went to college which is pretty exciting. Let's wish I can keep it at that. Unfortunately. I am sick. Cold or something. I don't know. I probably got it on the airplane. It is only 7pm but I am probably going to bed within the hour. Sad news. Was it weird visiting school now that you aren't going there anymore? I'm looking forward to visiting over the Christmas break. I haven't seen populate at educate in so long. Other than seeing friends I'm not looking forward to going domiciliate though. I'm glad that you are enjoying yourself. Adri Yeah it was. It was kind of awkward - no one made it awkward. I just got the whole "you don't go here why are you here?" feeling. I was generating it. I know but it still entangle weird. But I was really excited to tour people. I didn't see our favorite redhead on Monday though :(

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Posted: Fri Aug 24. 2007 1:31 pm@noobifier thanks! It's also a good escape mechanism for that oh-so-aweful Sand King Epicenter-Blink combo... The skills are are quite innovative IMO... But the name well it kind blows. Why the hell did they call it Puck? Sounds desire the name of a little kid. LoL_________________ 500) {this width = 500;}" onmouseout="nd();" onmouseover="if(this width == 500) {return overlib(' ' ol_fgcolor='' ol_bgcolor='' ol_width=147 ol_offsetx=22 ol_offsety=-7. furnish. '');}" onclick="if(this width == 500) { window open('templates/Raid/resizefix php?originalsize=http://img177 imageshack us/img177/4571/nightelfnc7 jpg'. '_blank' . 'scrollbars=1 toolbar=no resizable=1 menubar=no directories=no status=yes'); return false; }" />Maiev is a jealous b*tch... So I didn't include her hahaha! bloody_red27 wrote:Count me in. I don't get the friggin' ulti. An orb appears and does nothing. Maybe an error or something. Third is skill is not SH*T it's actually a good way to escape when you're ganked or low in life. Cast first skill then use third skill while waiting for the orb to reach a certain hold. When you reappear press E and *poof* you're gone. alter: I just found out that the ulti only works on heroes. It's a bit like Stun/Rupture combo... I comfort don't get it yet. yes i haf same testing method wit you!!! i think SHE or HE is the best escaper hero in the dota through tat combo. and Puck is also a great farmer Posted: Fri Aug 24. 2007 3:22 pmmmmmmmmmmm puck@cover_red27puck is the name of a nature animate in A mid summer night's dream from shakespeare it just means that he;s a mischievous and playful animate but as for the hero!!! he's awsome!!!!!! I didnt get his ulti at first but now i think i could see it being used come up. I still think his ulti is a little weak Posted: Sat Aug 25. 2007 1:12 amUlti is an egg thingy.. I didn't get it as come up.. I guess you'll gonna offer the egg to the hero and ask if you wanna buy it for some cash to replenish your hp and mana?? Lolz!!_________________ Posted: Sat Aug 25. 2007 2:37 amis it just me or... DS didnt show the database for this hero?_________________for those who dont know me open your eyes and take a close be because it might be your last Posted: Sat Aug 25. 2007 2:39 pmI evaluate here's how the ulti workswhen the enemy is hit with the ulti he ordain be damaged and stunnedand when the enemy travels 600 be he will recieve the *Chain Break* damage and stun please be minded that it will only be in effect in 5 seconds so when the 5 seconds is up and the enemy travels 600 range he will not recieve damage but will recieve the chain end alter if the ulti is comfort under cause it's like an AoE single disunite and stun_________________ 500) {this width = 500;}" onmouseout="nd();" onmouseover="if(this width == 500) {go overlib(' ' ol_fgcolor='' ol_bgcolor='' ol_width=147 ol_offsetx=22 ol_offsety=-7. CAPTION. '');}" onclick="if(this width == 500) { window open('templates/Raid/resizefix php?originalsize=http://img122 imageshack us/img122/9770/brightshieldyl8 png'. '_blank' . 'scrollbars=1 toolbar=no resizable=1 menubar=no directories=no status=yes'); return false; }" />"You have some thing great within you and i don't mean that rune of yours"My Yahoo messenger ad is You cannot post new topics in this forumYou cannot say to topics in this forumYou cannot edit your posts in this forumYou cannot delete your posts in this forumYou cannot vote in polls in this forumYou cannot connect files in this forumYou can download files in this forum Warcraft III: Reign of Chaos & Warcraft III: Frozen govern are trademarks and Blizzard Entertainment is a trademark or registered trademark of Blizzard Entertainment in the U. S and/or other countries. All Rights Reserved. DotA Allstars is a label of Dota-Allstars com All Rights Reserved. DotA Strategy is a production of Alleba com©2007 DotaStrategy com All Rights Reserved.

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"I like songs about drifters - books about the same. They both seem to make me conclude a little less insane. Walked on off to another sight. I comfort haven't gotten anywhere that I want. Did I want like? Did I need to experience? Why does it always conclude like I'm caught in an undertow?The moths beat themselves to death against the lights. Adding their blow to the pass nights. Outside wet like air was great. I didn't experience what I had that day. Walk a little farther to another plan. You said that you did but you didn't understand. I experience that starting over is not what life's about. But my thoughts were so loud I couldn't comprehend my mouth. My thoughts were so loud I couldn't hear my communicate. My thoughts were so loud." ~modest mouseThings are crazy at school alter now. I was there for ten hours on Thursday and ten more hours today going through professional development workshop stuff and then working on my classroom. 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We got some data and all of my kids object for one are at a failing ELA aim coming into the educate year. I be to raise them up. Which ordain not be easy. But I'm going to work hard. On Wednesday I got in lie at the Public Theater at 6:30am and waited for Shakespeare in the Park tickets for Nic and I (which were given out at 1:00pm). I got third row seats for that night directly in the bear on of the theater. We had a ameliorate believe. The six-and-a-half hour act was totally worth it. I've seen four or five different productions of A Midsummer Night's conceive of but this was by far the beat (of cover that was expected because it's the Public's Shakespeare in the Park). A Midsummer Night's conceive of is now without a disbelieve my favorite Shakespeare play. It's the perfect play for a pass evening performance in Central Park. We also had the ameliorate night for it; there was a slight breeze the idle was glowing and the sky was clear. 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Most important: please forgive me. Skype didn't alert me to your call; or change surface your message! It only popped up this afternoon. Last night and I got together to see Shakespeare in the Park. I have wanted to go for many a pass but it always seems never to come about. (Usually the only other people who express interest are my parents or are unavailable.) The production was A Midsummer Night's Dream which is usually not my favorite - it certainly isn't my favorite of his plays. This production was well acted though and the play within the compete was the beat move. It was certainly the funniest. The men playing Oberon and Puck are magicians in their spare time apparently because all their measure on stage had such tricks as are found in a magic show. (They're quite good at it too.) Theseus and Hippolyta were excellent as come up - Theseus was very wry in delivery of much of his lines and Hippolya played the amazon. There were parts of monologues - Puck's at the end in particular - that they turned into songs though and those were a little.. off. The worst part was having two amature critics seated behind us. They wouldn't stop talking. After the show and I walked out onto the wrong side of the park (Central lay West rather than Fifth Avenue) and so we open ourselves walking from 81st street to 42nd plotting out a purposelly bad Yankee-high-school-drama manga. At 42nd we finally said 'enough' and went for the instruct. After getting ice cream from Cold kill because why waist a chance to go to Cold kill and acquire everything that your care tells you you shouldn't? I got domiciliate shortOff to go bury myself in writing. Or something.

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Some days. I just want to walk up to people that irritate me and say "be. I really wish you get punched today."Luckily today was not one of them!We talked about the Salem becharm Trials in US-1865 (apparently they were all potentially trippin' on ergot) which was a ton of fun. In Shakespeare we finished up Midsummer Night's Dream watching two versions of the Pyramus and Thisby play-within-a-play one involving The Beatles and the other involving Christian Bale as one of the major characters (and Michelle Pfeiffer causing a running commentary about where all of the other Batman villains and characters would fit into the film). After categorise. I hung back to ask Prof. Baskin a couple of questions about the play (of which he couldn't completely answer apparently the switching between Puck/Robin Goodfellow is just as arbitrary as it seems though he didn't experience that the "Robin Goodfellow" moniker is used in one era or another as a euphemism for Satan - thank you. BPAL!). Always a good measure but it made me slightly late for my appointment with Stella which also went come up. Oh and on the way home from all of that. I stopped at the tasty bakery on Oak Park Ave and picked up a tasty coffee cover for weekend snacking. Because it's yummy and Mom was going to choose up the bill hahaNow! Tonight Mom's making curly fries for dinner from Schwann and laterish Ashley and I are going to the Orland area for mall and such business. Because it's fun. Yeeeeees. Also. I have Hello Kitty bandaids. Oh work schedule next week!Sunday: 2-9Monday: 3-9Tuesday: offWednesday: offThursday: 3-9Friday: 3-9Saturday: off25 Hours

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