Pulver

Pulver is the German word for powder (origin: Latin pulverizare) from pulvis—dust—and may refer to:

Pulver (album), an album by the Swedish band Lifelover

Pulver is the surname of:

David L. Pulver, Canadian freelance writer and game designer

Hans Pulver (1902–1977), Swiss football player

Jeff Pulver, Chairman and founder of pulver.com, and a founder of the VoIP industry

Jens Pulver (born 1974), United States based professional mixed martial artist

Joseph S. Pulver (born 1955), American writer

Lara Pulver (born 1980), English actress

Lev Pulver ((aka Leib Pulver, Leo Pulver, 1883–1970), Russian composer and violinist

Liselotte Pulver (aka Lilo Pulver, born 1929), Swiss actress

Max Pulver (1889–1952), Swiss writer of graphology books

Pulver (album)

Pulver (English: Powder) is the first full-length album by Swedish black metal band Lifelover, released in 2006.

Track listing

Personnel

( ) – vocals, speech, guitar, lyrics

B – vocals, bass, piano, lyrics

1853 – vocals (on "Vardagsnytt" and "Herrens hand"), speech, lyrics

LR – lyrics

Gnop!

Gnop! is a freeware computer game created by Bungie. It was a simple Pong clone written and released nearly 20 years after the original. The name Gnop is Pong spelled backwards. The game was created by Bungie co-founder Alex Seropian in 1990, almost a year before Bungie's official incorporation, but bore the Bungie name on itself and was referred to as "Bungie's first game" in official Bungie materials. The game proved reasonably popular among Mac gamers because it was free and user-friendly. Seropian also sold the source code for the game for 15 US dollars.

Gnop! was later included in several compilations of early Bungie games, including the Marathon Trilogy Box Set and the Mac Action Sack.

References

External links

Gnop! at Bungiefans.org at the Wayback Machine (archived December 30, 2007)