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	Austin - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Austin, Texas, the capital of Texas (best-known Austin)
		Steve Austin (fictional character), the title character in Martin Caidin's novel Cyborg, which inspired the TV series "The Six Million Dollar Man"
		Steve Austin (fictional character), the lead character played by Lee Majors in the TV series "The Six Million Dollar Man".
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Austin (208 words)

	Steve Austin (fictional character) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Steve Austin (played by Lee Majors) was a fictional astronaut turned cyborg agent working for a secret U.S. spy agency called the OSI on the 1970s television show The Six Million Dollar Man.
		Austin becomes a top agent for the OSI, travelling the world to fight everything from terrorism (the most common target of the literary version of the character) to alien invasion (in the TV version).
		Yet in the TV pilot, Austin is initially hesitant to work for the OSI because, he says, "I don't want to kill people", although he appears to do just that in the subsequent mission.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Steve_Austin_(fictional_character) (657 words)

	Stone Cold Steve Austin
		Steve Austin may not be a rocket scientist, but professional wrestling does involve a certain knowledge of physics.
		Austin's character went back and forth from being a traditional "heel" wrestler, seeking the jeers of the crowd, to a rebellious bad-boy babyface who accepted adulation while fighting the forces of evil.
		Austin was on top of the wrestling industry, but his neck injury continued to plague him until he was in almost constant pain.
	www.rotten.com /library/bio/sports/steve-austin (1653 words)

	Book-Derived Hero System Character Adaptions - Colonel Steve Austin (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		Due to the extent of his injuries and Austin's rather unique status (single, little family, very healthy and physically fit), Austin was brought to a highly secret bionics/cybernetics research facility in order to undergo an experimental procedure to replace his missing limbs with cybernetic implants.
		Austin's left hand is also laced with steel strips, allowing him to punch through a wooden door or thin sheet metal with ease.
		Austin's cybernetics are concealed under a layer of artificial skin and are not readily apparent.
	surbrook.devermore.net /adaptionsbook/steveaustin.html (973 words)

	Steve Brudniak Artwork
		Steve Brudniak has been acting and performing within various disciplines since his first experiments in 8mm film at age fourteen.
		He is fluent with a diversity of character voices and accents and in the portrayal of personified realism.
		Steve is also an accomplished musician playing percussion, keyboards, flute, guitar and voice.
	www.stevebrudniak.com /film.php (250 words)

	The Austin Chronicle Film Listings (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		Peter Mathiessen's 1965 novel about modern-day Evangelicals converting the fictional Niaruna Indians in Amazonia may be a compelling read, but this film adaptation of his novel, undoubtedly faithful to the letter, is lackluster in almost every respect.
		For example, why does Bates' character, a neurotic woman who defines her life according to her strict religious beliefs, agree to a mission in a country she instinctively finds disgusting?
		Of the cast, only Quinn makes any sense out of his character, an idealistic missionary whose faith is shattered in his naive quest to enlighten the Niarunas through Christianity.
	austinchronicle.com /gbase/Calendar/Film?Film=oid:139207 (497 words)

	Edgar Governo, Historian of Things That Never Were
		Steve Vander Ark and Michele Worley have compiled an impressive set of Harry Potter Time Lines and Calendars based on J.K. Rowling's series, centred around the "Master Timeline of the Entire Saga." All of their work is very thoroughly annotated.
		Steve Sloan contributed and modified the Timeline and History of the Five Galaxies, from David Brin's Uplift series, based on the original timeline found in GURPS Uplift.
		Even relatively minor characters have their devotees, as is evidenced in The Blink Chronology by Allen William Dodson.
	www.mts.net /~arphaxad/history.html (10492 words)

	CANOE -- JAM! Movies - Artists - Austin, Steve: Actor out of the ring
		To those familiar with wrassler "Stone Cold" Steve Austin, it should come as no surprise what his favourite activity was during the filming of The Longest Yard remake.
		Austin made a return appearance in front of his fans at Wrestlemania XXI - more limited than what he originally expected - and is open to a potential icon against icon match with Hulk Hogan.
		What made him a star is never far from his mind and Austin was particularly eager to discuss one of his greatest ring moments, which just happened to occur in Edmonton.
	jam.canoe.ca /Movies/Artists/A/Austin_Steve/2005/05/22/1051376.html (811 words)

	Austin
		The search term "Austin" is a surprisingly ambiguous reference to a wide variety of people, places, and things.
		As a brand name, Austin is shared by a British car company, a defunct American car company, a line of foods produced and distributed by the Kellogg Company, and the international law firm of Sidley Austin Brown & Wood.
		Inspired by Austin, Texas' burgeoning live music scene in the early '70s, featuring more than 500 different regional and internationally acclaimed artists on its stage over the years with the best of America's music from country, blues and folk to rock 'n' roll, bluegrass and zydeco.
	guides.egmlaw.com /austin.html (616 words)

	AWI Character Submission Standards
		No one is going to get their character rejected for mixing up the "i before e" rule, but one should remember that spelling and grammar errors add up quickly to render a submission illegible.
		Furthermore, your character submission will be taken as an example of your future work with that character -- and the Promoter simply can't afford to spend a great deal of his time correcting mistakes.
		Characters should not be based around fantasy or mythical elements -- no magic, apparent superpowers, or what have you.
	www.geocities.com /awi.geo/charsub.html (2873 words)

	Steve Barton Tribute (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		Steve Barton sadly passed away on July 21st 2001, his ashes were buried in his beloved Texas on August 26th 2001.
		Steve not only gifted me with his love and friendship but taught me to be human again.
		Once again it seems she manipulates the facts to justify herself to the public opinion in case they´ll think she was the reason of what she calls his downward spiral, that reason that dragged him down.
	sbuntarnished.tripod.com (5223 words)

	9th Annual Harriette Austin Writers Conference
		She acquires in the areas of fiction (particularly women's commercial fiction, women's historical fiction, and twentysomething fiction), pop culture (music/television/film), gay/lesbian, and history.
		Whether your character is the hero who solves the mystery, the villain who plots it, or the victim trapped in the middle, they all need to come to life on the page to draw the reader into your story or novel.
		At the 2001 Harriette Austin Writers Conference, Steve presented a proposal to Jessica Faust of Bookends, LLC.
	www.coe.uga.edu /hawc/2002hawc.html (7228 words)

	Downtown Austin \| Events Calendar
		The Austin Singers are joined by organ, string orchestra, and oboe under the baton of new artistic director Ara Carapetyan in a rich and wondrous holiday program.
		Ballet Austin is proud to present Central Texas' most beloved holiday tradition, The Nutcracker, choreographed by Stephen Mills, and set to the timeless music of Pyotr Tchaikovsky, with live accompaniment by the Austin Symphony Orchestra.
		The 2005 Armadillo Christmas Bazaar, a premier Austin arts event held in the Austin Music Hall at Third and Nueces in downtown Austin, Texas with this year's run of fifteen days preceding Christmas, is an alternative marketplace with a relaxed and informal atmosphere.
	www.downtownaustin.com /events/?Dec2005/all (8168 words)

	10th Annual Harriette Austin Writers Conference
		Steve has published nonfiction articles in Gambling Times and been mentioned professionally in newspapers across the nation and national magazines such as Business Week.
		Is the mystery and other popular fiction radically different from what we call literature or located on a spectrum with it...I will argue on behalf of the second.
		Her book tentatively titled "The Bottom Dollar Emporium" is set in a small, fictional town just outside of Augusta Ga. Most of the action takes place in a dollar store and the novel is the first in a planned series.
	www.coe.uga.edu /hawc/2003hawc.html (7786 words)

	FATAL KISS - Reviews by Steve Lewis (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		Once again, if you are a fan of noir fiction, and if you were to tell me that you could put the book down after reading this, most of the first page, frankly, I wouldn’t believe you.
		Steve Winslow is a lawyer with only one client, a wealthy woman (heiress?) a carry-over from the previous book.
		By the time Steve Winslow’s run of adventures was over, Perry Mason had long since vanished from the bookstore shelves and the TV screen, or very nearly so.
	www.mysteryfile.com /Kiss06/Reviews.html (13814 words)

	H-Net Review: Steve Sheppard on Craftsmanship and Character: A History of the Vinson & Elkins Law ...
		Craftsmanship and Character: A History of the Vinson & Elkins Law Firm of Houston, 1917-1997.
		While there are a few outstanding earlier examples that are effectively derived from the biographies of lawyers,[1] this genre of scholarship has experienced some growth in recent decades.
		In part, this growth has been driven by the increasingly institutional nature of the large law firm, a phenomenon that invites study for many reasons, not the least of which is that the lawyer and the firm setting continue to exert a strong influence in American fictional and dramatic culture.
	www.h-net.org /reviews/showrev.cgi?path=22294936037332 (2066 words)

	eG Forums -> Fictional Characters and Their Foods
		Of all the fictional characters (not created by a food company) Superman is the one most closely associated with food.
		He was the first fictional character to endorse food products - Kellogg's cereals.
		Certainly not cartoon characters, but Captain Lucky Jack Aubrey and his particular friend, Dr Stephen Maturin, are known to enjoy their table.
	forums.egullet.org /index.php?showtopic=89742 (1982 words)

	Foley: No Love lost for Austin
		Dude Love, the retro sixties character inspired by the ring moniker a teenage Foley gave himself while practicing in a makeshift ring located in his backyard, has offered something virtually uncommon to the squared circle veteran: a chance to wrestle without chancing an injury.
		With three characters to his credit in the WWF and let's not forget the three royalty cheques they command, Foley appreciates the creative freedom he and others enjoy.
		Looking ahead to his rematch with "Stone Cold" Steve Austin at the Over The Edge WWF pay-per-view this Sunday, Foley is realistic about his chances.
	www.canoe.ca /SlamWrestlingArchive/may27_foley.html (1527 words)

	Downtown Austin \| Events Calendar
		Adams, who in his youth studied to be a concert pianist, believed that printing a negative was like the dynamic of an orchestra playing a symphony--the score remains the same but the interpretation of it changes with each performance.
		The Austin Asian Film Festival is working under the fiscal sponsorship of the Asian Community Projects, a 501c non-profit organization, and is dedicated to cultivating an understanding and appreciation of the Asian and Asian-American experience.
		The Face of Austin is a program associated with The Face of Texas temporary exhibit, which includes 43 of Austin photographer Michael O'Brien's large-scale photographs that celebrate the individuality and independent spirit of Texas through portraits of its people.
	www.downtownaustin.com /events/?Nov2005 (9959 words)

	Welcome to Steve C's pages
		The only character that I believe is has been casted strangely is the role of Hugh Beringar, because of the many metamorpheses from actor to actor.
		I have read all of the Cadfael chronicles, and I think that the character most fit for his role is the actor who portrays Brothe Jerome (Julian Firth?).
		As Austin works in England I suspect that UK folks have easier access to his roses, but I don't know any UK distributors.
	www.steveconrad.co.uk /cadfael/comments.html (1469 words)

	HERO GAMES Discussion Boards - Character: Colonel Steve Austin
		Due to the extent of his injuries and Austin's rather unique status (single, little family, very health and physically fit), Austin was brought to a highly secret bionics/cybernetics research facility in order to undergo an experimental procedure to replace his missing limbs with cybernetic implants.
		I think Steve Austin could run a lot faster than that, but I can't find a speed conversion table, so I might be underestimating how fast he actually is. My recollection (and this is going back a long way, so it could easily be defective), is he could run at 60MPH.
		These powers would be used by the TV version of the character, not the book.
	www.herogames.com /forums/printthread.php?t=9435 (1889 words)

	Corner to Corner: The Austin Theory
		While there may be some legitimacy to Austin not wanting to do the described ending to his match with Scott Hall, I don't believe that ANYONE would have publicized it with such vigor if indeed it was a shoot.
		Austin probably WAS unhappy but that doesn't mean he's going to walk.
		As I said in the 'Austin Theory,' this is self-inflicted wound on the WWE and they will stop the bleeding when they're damn good and ready.
	www.lordsofpain.net /news/2003/articles/1042946899.php (3006 words)

	culturezoo blog » Blog Archive » Crushes on fictional characters (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		She was a character in a wonderful book, Tales of the Kingdom which was an allegory of Christianity.
		i know she isn’t a fictional character, but do you recall recently disputing my claim that meg white of the white stripes “adorable?” well, i DARE you to watch the video to “my doorbell” and not think she’s cute.
		Diane Lane played her character in the movie, which Joe and I liked, though of course not nearly as much as the book.
	culturezoo.com /blog/?p=156 (2053 words)

	Austin, TX CPA / Austin Accounting Services
		A guy that has just been put in a managment position requiring a turnaround goes on a fictional trip with his "angel" to visit businesses that have figured out their vision and their system to deliver customer service extraordinary.
		Coauthors Trout and Steve Rivkin say it all in their no-holds-barred title, Differentiate or Die.
		With the help of his fictional barber, Roy, and a large dose of humor, Chilton encourages readers to take control of their financial future and build wealth slowly, steadily, and with sure success.
	www.austinaccountant.net /amazon.html (3538 words)

	"Kate Austin" - The Fuselage
		We have the technology.We have thecapability to make the world's first bionic man. Steve Austin will be that man.Better than he was before.
		Sorry Mandyox when they said her last name was Austin that's the first place my head went.
		There is a Katherine (what Kate's mom called her) Austin that has doctoral in Molecular Tech and has written papers on medical genetics.............
	www.thefuselage.com /Threaded/showthread.php?t=12397 (713 words)

	Steve Jackson Games Daily Illuminator - June 2001
		It is also a campaign guide for characters who see spirits, serve them, use them.
		Please note that they are designed not to convert every Deadlands hero to a standard 100-point GURPS character; emphasis is on maintaining the feel of the PC, rather than balancing point totals across the board.
		Of course, you're probably thinking you didn't know that Steve Jackson was a fictional character.
	www.sjgames.com /ill/2001/jun.html (3063 words)

	March 2004 iSteve Web Exclusives Blog by Steve Sailer
		It's an excellent conceit, in part because it lets a white audience (and the Coens' fans are almost all white) witness the sizable generation and gender gap in the fl community between grandmothers and grandsons.
		But the old Arabic-loving scholarly families are in decline – Steve Kerr, for example, played in the NBA rather than go to Beirut to head the American University and get assassinated like his heroic father Malcolm Kerr.
		The retired NBA shooting guard Steve Kerr is the scion of one of the noblest families -- his father, the president of AUB Malcolm Kerr, was assassinated in 1984 while Steve was playing in the NCAA tourney.
	www.isteve.com /Web_Exclusives_Archive-Mar2004.htm (11896 words)

	SLAM! Sports - Wrestling - Raw writers give stories better fictional elements
		Actually, the Eugene character is a textbook example of how WWE has finally figured out how to do things right.
		WWE clearly took the negative press to heart, because Dinsmore's character took a Rainman-influenced twist -- acting a little slow backstage but turning into a technical genius in the ring.
		Instead of playing Eugene's disability for laughs, WWE have built him up as a hero who overcomes the odds in spite of his disability, and incredibly, the crowd got into him in a big way.
	slam.canoe.ca /Slam/Wrestling/2004/05/22/469480.html (576 words)

	MobyGames - Steve Powers
		Game system design (skills, character development and advancement, interface, inventory), mission concepts and development, level building with proprietary 3D editor, generation of low-poly objects and tilable textures, fictional background development.
		Developed characters, generated concept art and illustrated storyboards.
		Wrote fiction, built the map, generated high level code, and created art, all to establish and maintain an environment that allowed a player to become completely immersed in the game.
	www.mobygames.com /developer/sheet/view/developerId,5721 (570 words)

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