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- Steel is the second strongest combat metal in the game. It is made by improving iron ore. Certain enemies will drop it as well and it can be made using alchemy.
- Steel (Staal) is een metaal sterker dan Iron en is lichtgrijs van kleur. Steel kan verwijzen naar:
* Steel weapens
* Steel bar
* Steel armour
* Steel arrows
* Steel titan
* Steel dragon
- Steel is a cool blue stickman that controls steel. And girls love him. He is a good guy that also can control rocks and use them against enemies! He can also control robots too and is a really cool stickman!
- Steel is a metallic substance and an alloy and is used on the planet Earth, primarily for construction purposes. After Stargate Command made investigations of the Virus Orb that SG-1 had brought to Earth from P5C-353, they discovered that the spines deployed by the orb were stronger than steel. (SG1: "Message in a Bottle") The element Trinium is a hundred times lighter and stronger than steel when refined. (SG1: "Spirits")
- Hank Emerson is one of the single most intelligent men on the planet and one of the world's leading experts in the realm of technology. Coming from humble beginnings he had to work extremely hard to afford the education he received. Wielding a strong moral code Hank used his knowledge to become the indestructible, armored hero known as Steel.
- An alloy made by mixing a small amount of coal into molten iron. __NOEDITSECTION__ This item can be crafted via Smithery, see Smithery Recipes. __NOEDITSECTION__
- The type is one of the eighteen Pokémon elemental types. It is super effective against File:Fairy.pngFairy, File:Rock.pngRock and File:Ice.pngIce. It is not very effective against File:Electric.pngElectric, File:Fire.pngFire, File:Water.pngWater and File:Steel.pngSteel. It is weak to File:Fire.pngFire , File:Fighting.pngFighting , File:Ground.pngGround
- A small bar of steel.
- Steel was a type of metal alloy made primarily of iron and a much smaller percentage of carbon.
- Steel was the material commonly used to make katana and wakizashi within Rokugan.
- Please check out Hexadecimal Chart to see what codes are available to name. The hexadecimal code that matches this color is 595755
- __NOEDITSECTION__ File:Nav bar left.png Steel File:Nav bar right.png File:Item Card.png Steel File:Steel.jpg File:Item Border Silver.png File:Uncommon Gem.png File:Battle Icon 2.png 0 File:Trade Icon 2.png 0 File:Intrigue Icon 2.png 0 Uncommon An enhanced resource Harder and sharper even than iron
- Steel is a category of ferrous metal.
- Steel is a crafting component in Fallout 4.
- A type of material used briefly during the Split Mountain Era, it was only used on a few smaller battle machines, such as the Gate Guardian, and was primarily used for equipment such as tools and hand-held weapons, due to it's weak and non-heat resistant design. This material was also the main armor that the Devastator and Iron Drone Robots were made of, though it was proven that Meca One can't be made of the same meterial due to him being immune to extreme heat when he was hit dead-on by the White Lightning's laser shots.
- Top Grade iron
- Steel is a metal alloy, a combination of iron and a percentage of carbon. On Torgu-Va, the Humans had used steel in the construction of their blast doors. Commander William T. Riker and Doctor Janice Eardman noticed that the blast doors protecting the Federation Battle Station Torgu-Va did not have plasta lamination. (TNG novel: The Forgotten War)
- Steel is a material, forged from iron and coal, used to make the following items:
* Arrowheads
* Steel Helmet
* Steel Shield
* Steel Sword
* Steel Armor
- Steel is a raw material found in Emperor: Rise of the Middle Kingdom.
- Tekemällä tavaroita teräksestä saat kokemusta 37,5 pistettä per harkko. Teräsaseiden ja panssarien käyttämiseen tarvitsee 5 attack ja/tai defence. en:Steel Luokka:Aineet
- THIS ARTICLES IS ON A ROUGHT FORM< IT WILL BE IMPROVED LATER ON Steel comes in 3 forms. Steel Ore, Steel Bar, and Steel Items.
- Steel is a mixture of several metals (this is called an alloy) but most of it is iron. Steel is harder and stronger than iron. Steels are often iron alloys with between 0.02% and 1.7% percent carbon by weight; alloys with higher carbon than this are known as cast iron. Steel is different from wrought iron, that has little or no carbon. There are some newer steels in which carbon is replaced with other alloying materials.
- Description A hard metal produced from iron and limestone. It is used as materials for weapons and armor.
* 2 Iron, 3 Limestone
* Steel Cape
* Steel Armor
* Steel Helmet
* Steel Shield
* Steel Boots
* Lance
* War Hammer
- Steel is a woman who can transform herself into any weapon. She was at one time Attila the Pun's sword. When Attila died, she worked with Pundora and Piper to hunt down and kill Dawn and Picka Bone. Pundora showed her how she could transformed herself into almost anything, since almost anything can be a weapon.
- Steel is one of the elite Counter-Terrorist rifle using bots in the Tour of Duty mode of Counter-Strike: Condition Zero. He also serves as a bot in multiplayer servers in expert difficulty and is also one of the most favorite bots to use in Tour of Duty.
- An iron and carbon alloy known for its structural durability and usually used in the crafting of high-quality arms.
- Steel is an alloy consisting mostly of iron, with a carbon content between 0.2 and 1.7 or 2.04% by weight (C:1000–10,8.67Fe), depending on grade. Carbon is the most cost-effective alloying material for iron, but various other alloying elements are used such as manganese, vanadium, and tungsten.[1] Carbon and other elements act as a hardening agent, preventing dislocations in the iron atom crystal lattice from sliding past one another. Varying the amount of alloying elements and form of their presence in the steel (solute elements, precipitated phase) controls qualities such as the hardness, ductility and tensile strength of the resulting steel.
- An ounce of steel is produced by a blacksmith in a day's worth of work at his workshop using 1 ounce of iron and 2 bushels of wood. It can be sold or bought at 40 to 80,95 pounds. Each contains 10 points of hindrance. An ounce of steel is one of intermediate goods used by blacksmiths at his workshop for making:
* un-forged blades
* unsharpened swords It's therefore not recommended to buy an ounce of steel if your character is neither a blacksmith, traveling merchant, mayor or Trade Minister.
- Steel er et hakk sterkere enn Iron, og har en lysere gråfarge. Steel kan referere til:
* Steel arrows
* Steel bar
* Steel dragon
* Steel equipment
* Steel minotaur
* Steel titan
- Steel is the name of several DC Comics superheroes, though the best known is the third.
- thumb|Imagen de Steel Steel es una de las Extreme Gears disponibles en Sonic Free Riders .
- Steel is an alloy consisting mostly of iron, with a carbon content between 0.2 and 1.7 or 2.04% by weight (C:1000-10,8.67Fe), depending on grade.
- Steel is a superhero and ally to Superman, and he shares Superman's "S" shield symbol and red cape. He has no superhuman abilities of his own, and instead has built himself a high-powered mechanized armor suit out of steel. There have been two people who have held the mantle of Steel: John Henry Irons and Natasha Irons. There was also an earlier superhero named Steel, but he is not associated with the present Steel lineage or with Superman in any way.
- Steel (born 1980 in Toronto, Canada) is an Canadian professional wrestler preforming for Christian Championship Wrestling, where he is the World Champion.
- In Dark Dawn, Steel makes a return, lurking in the city of Kaocho. Going up and across the palace steps, then back around the riverbank, Steel is hiding here. Unlike in The Lost Ages, Steel will not attack you when joining the party.
- Steel is a metal stronger than iron, it is the third weakest metal in Classic. Steel is the last smithable metal in RuneScape which coincides with a metal in the real world. It is light grey in colour. A steel bar is smelted using coals and iron ore. They are used for steel smithing weapons and armour. Steel armour and weapons require level 5 in Defense and Attack respectively to wield, whilst 6 Mining is needed to use a Steel pickaxe.
- Steel es un chico muy competitivo. Capturando Pokémon, es muy rápido: No se piensa nada. Ve un Pokémon y lo derrota hasta capturarlo. Cuando Jenny se acerca a él, se sonroja y se va en dirección opuesta. Es un pelín tímido. Aún así, es muy alegre y suele hablar bastante (Excepto con Jenny). Tiene doce años. Se hizo amigo de Richy tras conocerlo en la región Wintex. Le hace gracia ver a su soldado Cometa favorito combatir, el soldado Comedy. Le hace gracia porque es muy fácil (Y cómica) la manera de derrotarlo. No le gustan los dulces, prefiere comer sano. Sus padres le pusieron ese nombre porque es duro como el acero. Tiene mucho dinero y tiene una mansión llena de lujos. Él, más tarde, hace una película con sus amigos. Es amigo de Marina y compañia.
- Steel, a derivative of iron, is a technology in Civilization games.
- Steel is an alloy of iron and coal and does not appear as an ore. An and a piece of can be smelted together to make 1 . You must have a skill level of 165 to Smelt Steel.
- Rebellious AI's have annihilated most of mankind. B528, RS, Lost Worlds 15-16
- Steel ist eine Kontrollpunkte-Karte für Team Fortress 2. thumb|280px Sie wurde von der Community entwickelt und kam mit dem Schweren Update zum Spiel hinzu.
- Kategorie:ÜberarbeitungsbedürftigBakuSteel sind Bakugan deren Farbe so aussieht wie eine Stahllackierung. Ansonsten gibt es keine unterschiede zu den Normalen Bakugan. BakuSteel haben alle möglichen Eigenschaften.
- Steel is a hunting dog along with Tom and Billy. He is the leader of the three. He helped his owner to hunt down dogs of Eijirou's pack, believing they were thieves. He greatly respects Tomon and refuses to invade his territory because of this. He saves Toshi and Tomon by stopping his owner as he was about to shoot them. Before leaving with others, he tells Toshi to learn from his mistake.
- Steel theme is based around a graphic tile I found at themes.org
- "Steel" is the 11th episode of the second season of The A-Team, and is also the 25th overall series episode. This episode was written by Frank Lupo, and directed by Gilbert Shilton. It originally aired on the NBC network in the United States on November 29, 1983.
- NC: Hello, I’m the Nostalgia Critic. I remember it so you don't have to. (Posters for various comic book movies are shown as NC speaks) NC (voiceover): Comic book movies are all the rage, aren’t they? From Iron Man to Spider-Man and so forth, comic books have become huge box office gold. But this isn’t the first time comic books sold movie tickets. Film series like “Superman,” “Batman” and “The Crow” were all big hits that brought in big bucks in the past, but in the mid-‘90s, the superhero film started to die out, and it would take almost a decade to get rolling again. (The film begins) THE END
- John Henry Irons worked as a weapons designer and engineer for LexCorp. He was the chief designer of a prototype battle suit, and advised strongly against its early premiere. Luthor, on the other hand, was keen to see the Metropolis Police Department—represented by Sergeant Corey Mills—be on par with Superman. As Mills became addicted to the suit, Irons resigned from LexCorp. After helping Superman take down Mills, the Man of Steel commented that an advanced version of the prototype might be helpful.
- Marvin had a Superfriends wristband that was made of steel. While on Mystery Mountain, his wristband was caught in a magnetic field, due to the powerful magnet known as the Shamon U, which was created by Doctor Shamon. When a whale was on the street outside of the Hall of Justice, Superman came, and using his "Muscles of steel," he lifted the creature and returned it to the ocean where it belonged. FRERP is a type of plastic that is stronger than steel, but lighter than aluminum.
- Steels are alloys of Fe and C , widely used in construction and other applications because of their high tensile strengths and low costs. Carbon, other elements, and inclusions within iron act as hardening agents that prevent the movement of dislocations that otherwise occur in the crystal lattices of iron atoms.
- In a future where boxing between human fighters has been criminalized, the sport is dominated by fighting robots. Former boxer Steel Kelly (played by Lee Marvin) manages a B2-model robot called "Battling Maxo". Maxo is an older model that is no longer in demand. Kelly and his partner, Pole, have used the last of their money to get to the fight venue. They are being given this chance because one of the scheduled fighters was damaged in transport. Kelly has to assure the fight promoter that Maxo will be able to fight. After the fight promoter leaves, Kelly and Pole argue about Maxo's fitness. Kelly feels that Maxo should be able to go through with the fight despite its age and condition. Pole tests Maxo's functions, and an arm spring fails. They do not have the parts or the money to fix him.
- __NOEDITSECTION__ Steel is a metal alloy whose major component is ironx1 ( duh! ), with carbonx1 content between 5g by stack ( ok ). Other alloys may also be found in steel besides (or to the exclusion of) carbon like manganese, silicon, chromium, nickel (Copperbarx1 Tinbarx1) and the rest of the fucking periodic table; molybdenum, californium, americium, supermanium, klyptonite, trinium, unobatinium and the rest of the jing bang synthetic elements table with big words so that we stay away from them ( hah! they is dangerous ). Steel is a versatile metal that does not protest it's alloying, i.e. the conjoining of the male ( ♂ ) valencies with the female ( ♀ ) valencies at the hips, even at temperatures exceeding 1600°C. It is this affable, gregarious, pliable, subservient, coy and non-compl
- Steel is a complex Attack/Defend Control Point map, with some unique gameplay. Unlike most Team Fortress 2 maps, capturing a control point modifies the layout of the map, opening and closing routes for each team. As a result, the offensive team has a wide variety of tactical choices around how they'd like to assault the final point. Unlike normal linear Team Fortress 2 capture point maps, Steel allows the attacking team, BLU, to capture the final point no matter how many other points have been captured. However, the more points captured by BLU, the more ways they can get to the final capture point, E as well as pushing back the RED team's spawn and closing off their routes. One point and 3 minutes of time is awarded for each point captured. If E is captured then the BLU team will score 5 p
- Steel is an Allomantic metal and an alloy of Iron. When burnt, Steel allows the user to telekinetically push against a metal object, presumably propelling that object in the opposite direction. Normal laws of physics (Force = Mass * Acceleration, Momentum = Mass * Velocity, and the conservation of momentum -- for every action there is an equal and opposite reaction) still apply here, so if you push against a massive object, you will need to apply more force to make it move. If you push against an object similar in mass to you, you may move as well, and if an object is much more massive than you, you will be pushed away from it. As a result, many allomancers use steel to allow themselves to fly through the air. A common use is to drop a coin on the ground, and then push on it. Because the c
- This arte, in its first appearance in Tales of the Abyss, raises the user's critical hit rate for a short period of time, with an additional recovery effect if the arte is equipped with the Fon Slot Chamber item "Grass Chamber". When used within a fully-charged Fire or Light FOF Circle, this arte is converted into Coil. Marta Lualdi from Tales of Symphonia: Dawn of the New World uses a version that increases her dexterity, while the version used by Jude Mathis from Tales of Xillia increases his attack power and is capable of inflicting damage to enemies in contact with him. In Tales of Xillia and Tales of Xillia 2, Jude can alter Steel into Coil if he has the "Second Artes" skill equipped and the "Artes" button is held while Steel is used. The Super Star Trio in Tales of Zestiria draws its
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- Steel is the second strongest combat metal in the game. It is made by improving iron ore. Certain enemies will drop it as well and it can be made using alchemy.
- Steel (Staal) is een metaal sterker dan Iron en is lichtgrijs van kleur. Steel kan verwijzen naar:
* Steel weapens
* Steel bar
* Steel armour
* Steel arrows
* Steel titan
* Steel dragon
- Steel is a cool blue stickman that controls steel. And girls love him. He is a good guy that also can control rocks and use them against enemies! He can also control robots too and is a really cool stickman!
- Steel is a metallic substance and an alloy and is used on the planet Earth, primarily for construction purposes. After Stargate Command made investigations of the Virus Orb that SG-1 had brought to Earth from P5C-353, they discovered that the spines deployed by the orb were stronger than steel. (SG1: "Message in a Bottle") The element Trinium is a hundred times lighter and stronger than steel when refined. (SG1: "Spirits")
- Hank Emerson is one of the single most intelligent men on the planet and one of the world's leading experts in the realm of technology. Coming from humble beginnings he had to work extremely hard to afford the education he received. Wielding a strong moral code Hank used his knowledge to become the indestructible, armored hero known as Steel.
- An alloy made by mixing a small amount of coal into molten iron. __NOEDITSECTION__ This item can be crafted via Smithery, see Smithery Recipes. __NOEDITSECTION__
- The type is one of the eighteen Pokémon elemental types. It is super effective against File:Fairy.pngFairy, File:Rock.pngRock and File:Ice.pngIce. It is not very effective against File:Electric.pngElectric, File:Fire.pngFire, File:Water.pngWater and File:Steel.pngSteel. It is weak to File:Fire.pngFire , File:Fighting.pngFighting , File:Ground.pngGround
- John Henry Irons worked as a weapons designer and engineer for LexCorp. He was the chief designer of a prototype battle suit, and advised strongly against its early premiere. Luthor, on the other hand, was keen to see the Metropolis Police Department—represented by Sergeant Corey Mills—be on par with Superman. As Mills became addicted to the suit, Irons resigned from LexCorp. After helping Superman take down Mills, the Man of Steel commented that an advanced version of the prototype might be helpful. Following his departure from LexCorp, Irons moved back with his mother and niece, and set up a workshop in an abandoned steel mill. He worked many hours to improve the suit, and got his first chance to be a hero even before the suit was finished: while testing a shoulder-mounted weapon, he managed to stop a getaway car, which was fleeing police. Superman came to his help, but found himself weakened by Metallo, the thugs' leader, and his Kryptonite core. Quickly donning the improved battle suit, Steel delayed Metallo in a meeting of the metals, enough for Superman to regain his strength. Although Superman rose again to fight Metallo, he was almost killed by Metallo again. Steel stopped Metallo for sure when he threw his hammer into Metallo's kryptonite heart, destroying it. Without his power source, Metallo was defeated by Steel and Superman. After defeating Metallo, Superman thanked Steel for his help, something he did not do often. He has worn the suit ever since to help protect the world. Steel joined the Justice League after the Thanagarian invasion. He was one of the League's chief engineers, often repairing or designing equipment for the League, together with the Atom. When Amazo returned to Earth, Steel and Supergirl went to warn Lex Luthor and brought him to a safe place. However, when confronted by the nanotechnological android, he was quickly thrust aside. After Luthor hacked into and fired the Watchtower's Binary Fusion Generator, Steel oversaw the rebooting. At that moment, Galatea and her Ultimen clones attacked the Watchtower. While the majority of the League fought the invaders, Steel rushed to the generator room. There, he was confronted by Galatea. Steel proved little match for the powerful Argoan clone, but before she could finish him, Supergirl came to his rescue. During the second invasion of Darkseid, Steel fought in Tokyo with Blue Devil and Sinestro. Using his expertise in engineering, he discovered the mysterious Apokoliptian machines installed around the world were magma tappers, designed to create fire pits on Earth. With that knowledge, the League managed to thwart Darkseid's plans as Superman, Batman and Luthor engaged the despot himself.
- A small bar of steel.
- Steel was a type of metal alloy made primarily of iron and a much smaller percentage of carbon.
- NC: Hello, I’m the Nostalgia Critic. I remember it so you don't have to. (Posters for various comic book movies are shown as NC speaks) NC (voiceover): Comic book movies are all the rage, aren’t they? From Iron Man to Spider-Man and so forth, comic books have become huge box office gold. But this isn’t the first time comic books sold movie tickets. Film series like “Superman,” “Batman” and “The Crow” were all big hits that brought in big bucks in the past, but in the mid-‘90s, the superhero film started to die out, and it would take almost a decade to get rolling again. NC: While a lot of bad movies were made, one in particular many people declared at the time the actual DEATH…of the comic book movie. And who better to cut off the head of a successful industry than the master of cinematic blandness, Shaquille O’Neal? This is “Steel.” (The movie’s title screen is shown, followed by a montage of clips from the movie) NC (voiceover): You’d think after Kazaam, Shaquille O’Neal would have learned his lesson: To leave acting to…well…actors. But he tried one last attempt to get hip with the youngsters by playing a DC superhero. But give him some credit, though…he’s tall. So, why is this film declared so horribly bad? NC: Let’s get this over with and find out. (The film begins) NC (voiceover): So we start off in what I assume is the Hundred Acre Wood where military experts seem to be reenacting the opening to Short Circuit. (A scene of military experts shooting at an army tank is shown, along with footage of “Short Circuit” briefly) Unfortunately, our hero is far more robotic in tone. It’s Shaquille O’Neal, playing army solider John Henry Irons. Sparky (a female army solider): Nice shootin’, Johnny. John: Thanks, Sparky. (He smiles) NC: My God! He’s still acting like he’s posing for a commercial! John: Thanks, Sparky. (He smiles with the Baskin Robbins logo appearing beside his head and the tagline “Death Rays” below it) NC (voiceover): So Shaq, it turns out, is an inventor, creating high-tech laser guns, protective armor for his team, (speaks in a cutesy voice) and just the cutest little handshake with his partner, Sparky. NC: This is gonna be an army of fun! (He gives a thumbs up and grins) NC (voiceover): But one soldier, played by Judd Nelson, wants to show off exactly what the gun can really do. So he puts it at the highest setting, resulting in…A SLOW-MO SHOT! John: Nathaniel, NO! NC: (as John, approaching the camera in slow-motion) NOOOOOO! (Nathaniel Burke (Judd Nelson) presses the button and fires a giant sound wave that bounces off a building and returns back to the same building where it was originally fired from, causing a small part of the building to crumble) NC (voiceover): Yeah, so apparently, if you put it at the highest setting, it results in the “I am rubber, you are glue” effect. (The same scene is played again, but with a cartoon bounce sound-effect added in) NC (voiceover): This results in Sparky getting crushed by a pretty bouncy piece of concrete. John: SPARKY! NC (voiceover): Shaq tries to help her out, but unfortunately, Styrofoam walls are his only weakness! Bolt (from “Bolt”): You don’t know the power of Styrofoam! (John struggles to lift up the piece of concrete that’s crushing Sparky; we then suddenly cut to a courtroom scene) NC (voiceover): Oh! Uhh…anyway…on “Night Court”… John: Burke did it, sir. Army Major: Thank you, Lieutenant. That’s all. NC (voiceover): So Nelson is dismissed from the army as Shaq tries to figure out what should be done with the incredible fire power in their hands. Colonel David (Charlie Napier): We can’t turn our backs on this kind of potential fire power! John: Maybe you can’t, but after what happened to Sparks, I can! (He gives a salute) Sir! NC: You know, I’m running out of things to say about Shaquille O’Neal’s acting. Frankenstein isn’t as stiff. NC (voiceover): Because of what the guns did to Sparky, Shaq decides he wants to go back home while Nelson decides he wants to sell his high-tech guns TO EVIL! So who does he find to be the leader of the underground crime scene? None other than an arcade game manufacturer! OF COURSE! Burke: But I understand you’re still selling hot weapons. Manufacture Owner: I’m a legitimate businessman. Burke: How would you like to help me deal the next generation of super weapons? NC: Wow. Bender really did turn into a psycho after “Breakfast Club.” Burke: Give me a little seed money for the prototypes, I’ll do a little advertising, and we’ll be partners. NC: (as Burke) And I’m only offering this because you remind me of my cocker spaniel. I have a real soft spot for those dogs. NC (voiceover): So Shaq goes back home, which I swear is the house from “Up,” as he gets reacquainted with his grandma and— (Grandma Odessa and Ray J loudly shush John as he walks in) NC: (whispers) Oh, uh, who’s very happy to see him. (pauses) Why are we whispering? Grandma Odessa: It’s supposed to be a soufflé. John: A soufflé? Grandma Odessa: ‘Til you come stormin’ in. NC: We’re talking softly because it’ll upset the soufflé? Grandma Odessa: How am I ever supposed to master the art of French cooking when you keep crashin’ in here like James Brown? (sings) I feel good, nanananananana! NC (voiceover): So, just to recap: armed weapons, soufflés, and crazy grandmas. I think we’re in for a wild ride! Grandma Odessa: It’s supposed to be all light and fluffy and full of air. NC: You know, like your head! NC (voiceover): Oh, and she also lives with some kid who I guess is his…son? Nephew? I don’t know, it doesn’t actually explain very well. (Clips of Ray J. talking jive are shown as NC reacts in surprise and confusion to all this) Ray J: Now, you need stud. Hey, why are you player-hatin’? I got all kind of crazy honey sweatin’ me. One of my homeys snagged me down to work at a place called “Dan-tastic,” filled with this pound meat, man. How can they make Mad Crane be mad powerful? NC: Can somebody get a dictionary? It’s like if Chris Tucker was translated by Eddie Griffin! NC (voiceover): So we cut back to Nelson who seems to be transporting the laser gun for regular arcade games. NC: Geesh, maybe arcade games do induce violence. NC (voiceover): They get into a group of gang members who are told to test it out by robbing a bank. (A bum using a shopping cart crosses the street in which the gang members’ car is driving through) NC (voiceover): (speaking like Chester A. Bum and dubbing for the bum in the movie) Change! Ya got change—OH, MY GOD, THEY’RE FILMING A SHAQ MOVIE! I’M OUTTA HERE! (The gang members use the laser gun to break into the bank and can’t stop shouting as they rob inside the bank) Gang member: Show me the money, man! Show Slats the money! NC (voiceover): You know, for people who don’t wanna get caught, they sure do make a shitload of noise. (The shouting from the gang members continue) SHUT UP! But it’s OK, because Shaq is riding with…some random cop person who we’ll never see again…as she’s called in to stop the bank robbery while on duty. Ray J: (riding along with John and the police woman) Let’s get ready to rumble! NC (voiceover): (as John) Hey, leave the shitty dialogue to me, kid. (Normal) So as they ride to the scene, the robbers are being fought off by probably the prissiest guy to ever hold a gun. NC (as the prissy male cop, pretending to shoot) Oh! Bang, bang, you mean old brutes! NC (voiceover): As the situation gets more heated, everybody proceeds to get out of the car EXCEPT FOR THE COP! HELLO! Police Woman: (speaking into a squad box) Officers down at 2218 6th Street. We got a big problem here. NC: (laughs) Doesn’t the fact that officers are down already indicate that there’s a big problem? (as the police woman) Officers down! We got a big problem here! I do not care for the way that this series of events are unraveling! Nope, not at all! NC (voiceover): So the thugs use their weapons again, and—wouldn’t you know it?—the cop in the car gets injured. Gee, if only she did—oh, I don’t know—anything? (John holds the injured police woman while she’s on the ground) Police Woman: Johnny. (She dies) (John looks up to where the robbers are and gets angry) John: It’s on now. NC: (as John) Yep. Guess I’m angry now. You can tell by the incredibly harsh tone in my voice. Mmm-hmm, I’m angry. (John starts to go after one of the robbers) NC (voiceover): (as John) You think you’re gonna get away from me, but you’re not, because it’s on. (The robber slides between two locked steel gate doors) John: Come here! NC (voiceover): (as John) A gate? Nah. Gates can’t hold me, especially when it’s on. (John removes an entire gate door with his bare hands; a train employee sees the robber trespassing through a train lot) Train Employee: Hey! (The robber punches the train employee, and the employee lays unconscious with his head resting on the railroad tracks; John pulls the employee away from an approaching train in the nick of time before resuming his chase) NC (voiceover): (as John) Well, that just magnifies the amount of on-ness that’s goin’ on right now. Did I mention it’s on? It’s on. (Normal) So we get a chase scene between the gang member and Shaq as they run back and forth between an onslaught of slow-moving freight trains. (The scene with John chasing the robber between moving freight trains is presented, though not much tension is shown here) NC (voiceover): I’m sorry, who thought this would be an exciting idea? People and very slow-moving freight trains. The boredom really just leaps off the screen, doesn’t it? (The scene continues a bit) NC: Oh, G—, this isn’t an action movie! It’s a game of “Frogger”! (The same scene is shown again, but with sound effects and music from the “Frogger” game being added in) NC (voiceover): So Shaq’s left behind, as it looks like the little hoodlum escapes and— (John appears out of nowhere to nab the robber) NC (voiceover): Oh! OK, I guess Shaquille O’Neal can time warp! John: Tell me where you found it (the weapon), or you’re gonna find my fist in your mouth! NC (voiceover): But Shaq gets shot, too, as the gang members get away. But Shaq isn’t gonna take this sitting down, for he partakes in what I like to call “The Talking Through Your Teeth Monologues.” (Clips of John talking through his teeth are shown) John: I had it in my hand, sir! John: Sonic Eliminator! John: I ain’t playin’. John: What difference does that make? John: Where the hell are they? NC: (as John) I’m so angry, I just got my jaw wired shut. It’s a common side effect with the Shaq attack. NC (voiceover): Meanwhile, at…pirate leather bar, the gang members celebrate their victory as they see themselves mentioned on the news. Female New Anchor: The police have no clues as to the perpetrators of this amazing… Head Gangster (wearing an eyepatch): (to the other excited gang members) That’s your laser, kid! That’s it right there! NC (voiceover): You know, these have got to be the dumbest criminals in movie history! NC: (as the excited gang members) Yeah, that’s us! That’s us, everybody! We robbed that bank! We robbed that bank! Hey, go tell those cops over there; they’ll be so jealous. NC (voiceover): So Shaq comes in and locates the not-exactly-hard-to-identify-robbers. John: I just wanna know where your boy got their weapon from. Head Gangster: Oh, yeah, well…you know what? I’d like to know that, too. John: (leans in closer) Where’d you get the weapon from? NC: (as John) Don’t make me use a curse word. NC (voiceover): By the way, what bar just advertises “Beer”? (Close-up on a plain neon sign on the bar wall that simply says “BEER”) That’s pretty generic, isn’t it? NC: Oh, yeah! I’ve always been a fan of “Beer” beer! It’s almost as good as “Burger” burgers! NC (voiceover): So he doesn’t get any answers and leaves the bar. To make things worse, his pal Sparky got transferred to a veteran’s hospital where apparently she’s not very happy. (as John) Aww, man, I gotta do drama now. (John approaches Sparky, kneels next to her and gently grabs her wrist) John: Must be awful for you. I could imagine how you feel. Sparky: No. (smiles a bit) You can’t. John: You’re right. I can’t. NC (voiceover): I’m sorry, there was a superhero in this movie, right? I mean, it’s been 37 minutes, and there hasn’t even been a whisper about going out to fight crime! Sparky: Yeah, I’d be a big help on the streets. John: What are you gonna do, just sit here and look out the filthy windows? NC: It’d be more entertaining than watching this piece of crap! (John gets up to break open a pair of window doors, breaking the glass into pieces; all the veterans in the room turn to notice this) NC: (gasps) He opened a window! How daring! Sparky: I can’t! John: Girl, you outta here. (He goes over to start picking up Sparky while she’s in her chair) Sparky: What are you doing? No! John: Listen, Sparks. Sometimes you don’t get a choice about things. (His eyebrows go up and down as he speaks the following) This is a prime example of “shit happening.” NC: (as John, lifting his eyebrows up and down) And this is a prime example of eyebrow spasms. NC (voiceover): So he carries Sparky out of the hospital as the other vets applaud. Why? (pauses) I-I really don’t know. Maybe carrying wheelchairs just excites them! NC: (as one of the veterans, applauding) This is even more exciting than that time I dangled my keys in front of my own face! NC (voiceover): So Shaq takes her to a junkyard where apparently he put a CRIME LAB together. (Pauses) Uhh, yeah! Forgot to show us that scene! Sparky: Johnny, what exactly am I supposed to be doing here? John: The same thing you did in the army. We make our own kind of weapons to take out the ones in the streets. NC: Because that’s the solution! Get rid of guns by creating even more guns. Duh! Sparky: It’s gonna take a lot more than that. Uncle Joe (Richard Roundtree): Just make me a list, darlin’! (to John) Now don’t just stand there, beefcake. NC (voiceover): SHAFT?! NC: NOOOO!! (sobs and places his head on his desk and places both hands behind his head) NC (voiceover): What did they do to ya, man? How did you go from Shaft to Shit?! Uncle Joe: Slam bam, thank you, ma’am…somethin’ or other. NC (voiceover): (singing a la Isaac Hayes from “Shaft”) Who’s the private dick whose film career just went to shit? Background Singers: Shaft! (The accompanying text is shown) NC: You’re damn right. (sniffles and wipes away a tear) NC (voiceover): So while working on crime…labby…stuff, Sparky falls off her wheelchair and is unable to get back up. (Uncle Joe tries to go over, but John stops him) NC (voiceover): (as John) Wait. This oughta be funny. (Sparky grabs onto the leg of a work table and pulls herself up) NC (voiceover): (as John) See? I told ya. This is hilarious. (Sparky successfully gets back into her wheelchair) John: Yes! Told you. Yes. NC: (has his arms folded) Well, our work here is done. We did absolutely nothing. (spreads his arms apart) Helping out is easy! NC (voiceover): So progress finally starts to happen at Shaquille O’Neal’s Playhouse as our team builds all sorts of gadgets and even a metal suit. Sparky even creates an audio device so they can hear one another. Sparky: (tests out the audio device) How do you read? NC: (as John) Not well. I said “Yes” to this script, didn’t I? John: (notices a very large tool) What is this? Sparky: A man named John Henry just gotta have a hammer. Uncle Joe: Well, I did the metal work. I especially like the shaft. (The audience boos) NC: BOO! (throws a piece of garbage at the camera) BOO! John: It might get a little dangerous. Sparky: I laugh at danger. Uncle Joe: (dances in place) I boogie around danger like a soul train dancer. NC (voiceover): OH, STOP! NC: STOP! You’re Shaft, goddamn it! How are you supposed to be a sex machine to all the chicks like that? NC (voiceover): So Shaq finally puts on the superhero suit and rides off into the night to fight crime. John (now dressed as Steel): (appears walking in the shadows) Just give them their stuff back, and we won’t have a problem. Thief: I ain’t got no problem! Steel: (appears in full presence in his superhero suit) Oh, yes, you do. NC: (points and laughs hysterically) OK, OK, where’s the hidden camera? NC (voiceover): By the way, is it me, or is this a very rubbery metal mask? (A green arrow points to a part of John’s mask that looks rubbery) Steel: (returns the stolen money to a middle-aged couple) I think this belongs to you. Man: (takes the money) Thank you. (Steel nods once before backing up onto an escalator and rides upward) Steel: Y’all be cool now. NC: Really? An escalator? You can’t…fly, so you use an escalator? NC (voiceover): (speaks heroically) Do not fear! I shall continue to stop crime in the second floor clothing department! (Two Hispanic thugs drive their car around a corner and stop) Hispanic Thug: Damn, homey! What the hell is that? NC: Oh, hey! I didn’t know Angry Joe was in this movie! Steel: Now put the gun down and there won’t be any trouble! (The Hispanic thugs fire their guns at Steel, but the bullets bounce off of his metal suit) NC: AIM FOR THE MOUTH! (The Hispanic thugs drive their car toward Steel, but Steel readies a weapon) Sparky: Johnny! Steel: It’s Hammer Time! (Steel fires the weapon, which launches a sound wave that stops the car and makes the thugs fly through the front windshield) NC: Oh, “It’s Hammer Time,” huh? What, did “Let's green eggs and ham it!” go out of style? NC (voiceover): Actually, you may notice that there’s a lot of lines taken from other movies in this film. Steel: It’s hammer time! Sparky: It isn’t easy being green. Uncle Joe: I’m gettin’ too old for this. Ray J: Let’s get ready to rumble! NC: (sits with his laptop and types on it) Hold on! The Internet Movie Database may still have some other catchphrases that nobody uses anymore! (He stops typing) “Let’s get…juggy with it.” NC (voiceover): So he gets pulled over by the cops, because…aw, hell, you need a reason? (Steel fires a grappling hook to the top of a building and gets pulled upward) NC: (as one of the cops) Damn! He’s very unimpressively getting away! (Steel runs across the top of the building and reaches the edge to jump to another building’s ledge) Uncle Joe: Oh! (Steel grabs onto the ledge of the other building) Uncle Joe: Damn fool! NC (voiceover): (sighs) This is the most unimpressive superhero I’ve ever seen! NC: (as Steel) Slow and steady wins the race. NC (voiceover): So he jumps off the building and falls into the garbage where he belongs. Thankfully, he just happened to put his bike right next to that particular dumpster as he outruns the cops and makes it to his quote-unquote “shack.” Cop #1: Where’d that son of a butt go? Cop #2: …The Bat Cave? NC: We’ve stolen from just about every other superhero cliché, so…yeah, why not? NC (voiceover): So I guess they consider tonight a success, if you count stopping two criminals and causing thousands of dollars in property damage a success. John: Sparky. I don’t know what I’d do without you. (John smiles and reaches a finger out to touch fingers with Sparky; a white light glows between them, and the “E.T. The Extra Terrestrial” theme music is played here) NC (voiceover): Meanwhile, Nelson and the head gangster meet in a public place so that they don’t draw attention to themselves. Yeah, because I would never take a second glance at these two clowns, would I? Burke: Never underestimate your enemy. You keep your gold out of sight. Eat the hot dog, don’t be one. NC: This is why they had to steal their lines from other movies, because when you hear their normal dialogue, it’s…pretty bad. NC (voiceover): So Steel goes looking for more criminals to fight and—(Cut to the inside of the truck with Steel, Uncle Joe and a Labrador retriever sitting in the front) Yeah, this image really strikes the fear into the hearts of men! NC: A dog, an out-of-work actor, and a muscle-bound light pole in an ice-cream truck. They look like birthday entertainers! NC (voiceover): But the laser-gun gang is still on the loose as they plan to hold up yet another bank. (The gang uses a weapon to shut off all electricity in the bank, thereby bringing down the tight security; the head gangster laughs in triumph, though a bit oddly; NC mocks the head gangster’s laughter) NC (voiceover): So they break into the place, and—as you’d imagine—they never shut the hell up! (The scene with the robbers shouting as they rob the bank is shown, followed by a sound effect of clucking chickens) NC (voiceover): But Sir Blacks-a-lot (Steel) comes along to save the day. Unfortunately, though, the amount of laser guns are too powerful for him to defeat. (The gang fires their sound wave weapon at Steel, who ends up flying backward into a newsstand) NC (voiceover): Wow, is this hero lame. (The gang drives away from the scene) NC (voiceover): So he visits his grandma’s house later where—(whispers) Oh, quiet! John: (whispers) Soufflé? Grandma Odessa: (whispers) I’ll get it right if it kills me. NC: (whispers) That and they’re filming a much better movie next door, so, shhhhhh. NC (voiceover) But the soufflé of silence is broken by the entry of cops who arrest Shaq under suspicion of being a crummy action star. SWAT Man: Yeah, he definitely fits the description. Grandma Odessa: For what? SWAT Woman: To be the man they call “Steel.” NC: I gotta say, this movie has GREAT suspense, like…will she ever finish the soufflé? NC (voiceover): Meanwhile, Nelson is getting ready to auction off all his weapons to all the evil organizations of the world. But just how is he gonna do it? Sparky: (scoffs) In this day and age, there’s only one way. (Cut to a secret evil hideout decorated with swastika flags on the walls) Crime Boss: The Internet? Gang Member: Damn right. We can pick up all kinds of good crap. Not just porno. NC: Huh. Tell me more about this “In-tor-net.” Do you think it’ll ever catch on? NC (voiceover): So through a long, uninteresting set of events, Sparky gets Steel out of jail just in time for her to get captured herself. Steel tries to make it to Nelson’s headquarters where he thinks she’s being held, when suddenly… (A bad guy shoots the sound wave weapon at Steel, making him fall backwards through a glass wall) NC (voiceover): OK, this is the worst superhero ever! NC: He just falls and gets shot at! More of that, please! Burke: (to a group of bad guys) So please welcome Mr. warm and fuzzy himself. NC (voiceover): So they bring out Sparky, display the weapons and continue on with their evil auction. Burke: Now, gentlemen. Here’s the deal. I can supply you with weapons like these… NC (voiceover): (as Steel, who is lying down next to Burke onstage) Uhh, you’re under arrest. Burke: But unfortunately, these weapons are highly-sophisticated electronic devices… NC (voiceover): (as Steel) A-Anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law. Burke: …which requires specialized maintenance. NC (voiceover): (as Steel) Uhm, y-you’ve got a right to an attorney… Burke: Now this isn’t really about money. NC (voiceover): (as Steel) If you cannot afford an attorney—should I get up? Auctioning Man: (points to Burke) You want power! NC (voiceover): (as Steel) Anyone? No? Burke: Now there’s an idea! NC (voiceover): (as Steel) OK. I’ll just stay down here, then. (hums to himself) Burke: You gentlemen think about this. Do you really want to be the only ones without my kind of fire power? Steel: (to Burke, after standing up) My hammer’s got more juice than that. Burke: I find that hard to believe. Steel: I’ll let my hammer speak for itself. Just hit it right there on the bottom. (Burke does, and the gun handle for the hammer pops open) Don’t turn the red switch. NC: DON’T point it to yourself. DON’T pull the trigger. DON’T fall to the ground like a bloody corpse. NC (voiceover): Of course, Steel tricks the guy as Sparky tries to help—(Sparky starts firing ammo from her wheelchair) Holy shit! That kicks ass! (Sparky continues firing at the bad guys with her wheelchair) NC (voiceover): OK, obviously this chick should have been the superhero the whole time. Better tools, better character, better backstory, something went horribly wrong in development. (The bad guys fire at Steel, to which their ammo bounces off his suit) NC (voiceover): That’s right, fire some more! Because it worked SO WELL in the past! So somehow, that annoying kid from before ends up in the mix as one of the thugs locks them in a room and throws a grenade. Ray J: There’s no way out! There’s no way out! (He spots a hole in the wall up above them) Up there! Throw it! Quick! (points upward) Throw it! Steel: I never make these! Ray J: OK, bend your knees… NC (voiceover): OK, grenades do not take this long to explode. You can’t perform an entire comedy routine while the explosion waits quietly. NC: If this scene was the least bit realistic, it’s be like… Steel: I never make these! Ray J: OK, bend your knees… (The grenade explodes in a flash of white light) NC (voiceover): Now, to the film’s credit, this scene does lead to one very funny reaction. (Steel successfully throws the grenade through the hole, and it lands near a thug) Thug: NO! (The grenade explodes, killing the thug; Steel and Ray J shield themselves away from the explosion) NC: (laughs) That’s a little funny. NC (voiceover): So they defeat the bad guys, Steel walks away without getting caught, and all the weapons are destroyed. NC: But one crucial piece of information still remains! (beat) Did Grandma ever perfect the soufflé? (Grandma Odessa presents her perfected soufflé) NC (voiceover): SHE DID! (NC spreads his arms with joy and smiles upward as we hear “Ode to Joy” and cut to the main group applauding for Grandma Odessa’s perfect soufflé) NC: (applauds) Well done, Grandma, well done. I’m sure it’ll be a much better actor than HALF THE PEOPLE IN THIS MOVIE! (Clips from the movie play again as NC speaks) NC (voiceover): So how bad is “Steel”? …Really bad. People say this killed the comic book movie for a while. Well, I can see why. This was just an attempt to give someone who shouldn’t have a movie career a movie career, so they figure giving this guy a lesser-known DC comic character would certainly be the way to go. NC: But look on the bright side. At least he didn’t play Wonder Woman. (pauses) And yes, I’m gonna spare you that image. I’m the Nostalgia Critic. I remember it—HA! (An image of Wonder Woman is shown with Shaquille O’Neal’s face superimposed over hers) NC (voiceover): LET IT HAUNT YOUR NIGHTMARES! (He laughs evilly) THE END Thug: NO!
- Steel was the material commonly used to make katana and wakizashi within Rokugan.
- Please check out Hexadecimal Chart to see what codes are available to name. The hexadecimal code that matches this color is 595755
- __NOEDITSECTION__ File:Nav bar left.png Steel File:Nav bar right.png File:Item Card.png Steel File:Steel.jpg File:Item Border Silver.png File:Uncommon Gem.png File:Battle Icon 2.png 0 File:Trade Icon 2.png 0 File:Intrigue Icon 2.png 0 Uncommon An enhanced resource Harder and sharper even than iron
- Steel is a category of ferrous metal.
- Steel is a crafting component in Fallout 4.
- A type of material used briefly during the Split Mountain Era, it was only used on a few smaller battle machines, such as the Gate Guardian, and was primarily used for equipment such as tools and hand-held weapons, due to it's weak and non-heat resistant design. This material was also the main armor that the Devastator and Iron Drone Robots were made of, though it was proven that Meca One can't be made of the same meterial due to him being immune to extreme heat when he was hit dead-on by the White Lightning's laser shots.
- Top Grade iron
- Steel is a metal alloy, a combination of iron and a percentage of carbon. On Torgu-Va, the Humans had used steel in the construction of their blast doors. Commander William T. Riker and Doctor Janice Eardman noticed that the blast doors protecting the Federation Battle Station Torgu-Va did not have plasta lamination. (TNG novel: The Forgotten War)
- Marvin had a Superfriends wristband that was made of steel. While on Mystery Mountain, his wristband was caught in a magnetic field, due to the powerful magnet known as the Shamon U, which was created by Doctor Shamon. When a whale was on the street outside of the Hall of Justice, Superman came, and using his "Muscles of steel," he lifted the creature and returned it to the ocean where it belonged. FRERP is a type of plastic that is stronger than steel, but lighter than aluminum. When a skyscraper was about to collapse, Superman examines a girder made of steel, realizing that the faulty steel is the reason the building nearly collapsed.
- Steel is a material, forged from iron and coal, used to make the following items:
* Arrowheads
* Steel Helmet
* Steel Shield
* Steel Sword
* Steel Armor
- Steel is a raw material found in Emperor: Rise of the Middle Kingdom.
- Tekemällä tavaroita teräksestä saat kokemusta 37,5 pistettä per harkko. Teräsaseiden ja panssarien käyttämiseen tarvitsee 5 attack ja/tai defence. en:Steel Luokka:Aineet
- THIS ARTICLES IS ON A ROUGHT FORM< IT WILL BE IMPROVED LATER ON Steel comes in 3 forms. Steel Ore, Steel Bar, and Steel Items.
- Steel is a mixture of several metals (this is called an alloy) but most of it is iron. Steel is harder and stronger than iron. Steels are often iron alloys with between 0.02% and 1.7% percent carbon by weight; alloys with higher carbon than this are known as cast iron. Steel is different from wrought iron, that has little or no carbon. There are some newer steels in which carbon is replaced with other alloying materials.
- Description A hard metal produced from iron and limestone. It is used as materials for weapons and armor.
* 2 Iron, 3 Limestone
* Steel Cape
* Steel Armor
* Steel Helmet
* Steel Shield
* Steel Boots
* Lance
* War Hammer
- Steel is a woman who can transform herself into any weapon. She was at one time Attila the Pun's sword. When Attila died, she worked with Pundora and Piper to hunt down and kill Dawn and Picka Bone. Pundora showed her how she could transformed herself into almost anything, since almost anything can be a weapon.
- Steel is one of the elite Counter-Terrorist rifle using bots in the Tour of Duty mode of Counter-Strike: Condition Zero. He also serves as a bot in multiplayer servers in expert difficulty and is also one of the most favorite bots to use in Tour of Duty.
- An iron and carbon alloy known for its structural durability and usually used in the crafting of high-quality arms.
- Steel is an alloy consisting mostly of iron, with a carbon content between 0.2 and 1.7 or 2.04% by weight (C:1000–10,8.67Fe), depending on grade. Carbon is the most cost-effective alloying material for iron, but various other alloying elements are used such as manganese, vanadium, and tungsten.[1] Carbon and other elements act as a hardening agent, preventing dislocations in the iron atom crystal lattice from sliding past one another. Varying the amount of alloying elements and form of their presence in the steel (solute elements, precipitated phase) controls qualities such as the hardness, ductility and tensile strength of the resulting steel.
- Steel is a complex Attack/Defend Control Point map, with some unique gameplay. Unlike most Team Fortress 2 maps, capturing a control point modifies the layout of the map, opening and closing routes for each team. As a result, the offensive team has a wide variety of tactical choices around how they'd like to assault the final point. Unlike normal linear Team Fortress 2 capture point maps, Steel allows the attacking team, BLU, to capture the final point no matter how many other points have been captured. However, the more points captured by BLU, the more ways they can get to the final capture point, E as well as pushing back the RED team's spawn and closing off their routes. One point and 3 minutes of time is awarded for each point captured. If E is captured then the BLU team will score 5 points overall for the round, no matter how many points they captured leading up to their victory. Steel is one of the community maps chosen by Valve as honorary official maps due to their high quality. Capturing A opens additional paths to B and E. Capturing B moves RED's spawnroom and also opens an additional route to C. Capturing C extends bridges to E. Capturing D blocks RED from easily reaching E, and extends guardrails on the bridges.
- An ounce of steel is produced by a blacksmith in a day's worth of work at his workshop using 1 ounce of iron and 2 bushels of wood. It can be sold or bought at 40 to 80,95 pounds. Each contains 10 points of hindrance. An ounce of steel is one of intermediate goods used by blacksmiths at his workshop for making:
* un-forged blades
* unsharpened swords It's therefore not recommended to buy an ounce of steel if your character is neither a blacksmith, traveling merchant, mayor or Trade Minister.
- Steels are alloys of Fe and C , widely used in construction and other applications because of their high tensile strengths and low costs. Carbon, other elements, and inclusions within iron act as hardening agents that prevent the movement of dislocations that otherwise occur in the crystal lattices of iron atoms. The carbon in typical steel alloys may contribute up to 2.1% of its weight. Varying the amount of alloying elements, their formation in the steel either as solute elements, or as precipitated phases, retards the movement of those dislocations that make iron so ductile and weak, and thus controls qualities such as the hardness, ductility, and tensile strength of the resulting steel. Steel's strength compared to pure iron is only possible at the expense of ductility, of which iron has an excess. Although steel had been produced in bloomery furnaces for thousands of years, steel's use expanded extensively after more efficient production methods were devised in the 17th century for blister steel and then crucible steel. With the invention of the Bessemer process in the mid-19th century, a new era of mass-produced steel began. This was followed by Siemens-Martin process and then Gilchrist-Thomas process that refined the quality of steel. With their introductions, mild steel replaced wrought iron. Further refinements in the process, such as basic oxygen steelmaking (BOS), largely replaced earlier methods by further lowering the cost of production and increasing the quality of the metal. Today, steel is one of the most common materials in the world, with more than 1.3 billion tons produced annually. It is a major component in buildings, infrastructure, tools, ships, automobiles, machines, appliances, and weapons. Modern steel is generally identified by various grades defined by assorted standards organizations.
- Steel er et hakk sterkere enn Iron, og har en lysere gråfarge. Steel kan referere til:
* Steel arrows
* Steel bar
* Steel dragon
* Steel equipment
* Steel minotaur
* Steel titan
- Steel is the name of several DC Comics superheroes, though the best known is the third.
- thumb|Imagen de Steel Steel es una de las Extreme Gears disponibles en Sonic Free Riders .
- Steel is an alloy consisting mostly of iron, with a carbon content between 0.2 and 1.7 or 2.04% by weight (C:1000-10,8.67Fe), depending on grade.
- Steel is a superhero and ally to Superman, and he shares Superman's "S" shield symbol and red cape. He has no superhuman abilities of his own, and instead has built himself a high-powered mechanized armor suit out of steel. There have been two people who have held the mantle of Steel: John Henry Irons and Natasha Irons. There was also an earlier superhero named Steel, but he is not associated with the present Steel lineage or with Superman in any way.
- Steel (born 1980 in Toronto, Canada) is an Canadian professional wrestler preforming for Christian Championship Wrestling, where he is the World Champion.
- In Dark Dawn, Steel makes a return, lurking in the city of Kaocho. Going up and across the palace steps, then back around the riverbank, Steel is hiding here. Unlike in The Lost Ages, Steel will not attack you when joining the party.
- Steel is a metal stronger than iron, it is the third weakest metal in Classic. Steel is the last smithable metal in RuneScape which coincides with a metal in the real world. It is light grey in colour. A steel bar is smelted using coals and iron ore. They are used for steel smithing weapons and armour. Steel armour and weapons require level 5 in Defense and Attack respectively to wield, whilst 6 Mining is needed to use a Steel pickaxe.
- __NOEDITSECTION__ Steel is a metal alloy whose major component is ironx1 ( duh! ), with carbonx1 content between 5g by stack ( ok ). Other alloys may also be found in steel besides (or to the exclusion of) carbon like manganese, silicon, chromium, nickel (Copperbarx1 Tinbarx1) and the rest of the fucking periodic table; molybdenum, californium, americium, supermanium, klyptonite, trinium, unobatinium and the rest of the jing bang synthetic elements table with big words so that we stay away from them ( hah! they is dangerous ). Steel is a versatile metal that does not protest it's alloying, i.e. the conjoining of the male ( ♂ ) valencies with the female ( ♀ ) valencies at the hips, even at temperatures exceeding 1600°C. It is this affable, gregarious, pliable, subservient, coy and non-complaining nature of steel that endears it to man ( ♂ ) and woman ( ♀ ). Steel has been the most preferred metal for multiple uses since it's invention. Steel, today, is made by commentators sitting in giant football stadiums (or "crucibles") in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania (once the location for technologically obsolete steel plants run by morally bankrupt ex-tycoons -- who've now turned commentators -- of protected USA). These commentator-consultants provide technological knowhow, over Internet, to China, to make steel the advanced American way to beat the Japanese steel makers. The Japanese steel makers have since closed shop and are also in the business of providing consultancy to Chinese steel makers who are unable to compete with other Chinese steel makers that use American knowhow. The war between USA and Japan is being fought on Chinese soil. An unrelated offshoot of all this has been that Brazil has since stopped burning it's forests to make steel because Brazilian steel has been rendered uncompetitive by Chinese steel made with Nippon-American knowhow (Brazilian ex-tycoons are now providing consultancy to India on various different ways of burning forests without damaging the environment). The Americans and Japanese now make more money consulting than they ever did making steel. This is primarily because of steel's accommodating, pliable, gregarious, coy, subservient and non-complaining nature that yields itself to every situation, be it that of a Japanese Consultant. ( Image:Trans.jpg ) or an American Consultant ( Image:Trans.jpg ).
- Steel es un chico muy competitivo. Capturando Pokémon, es muy rápido: No se piensa nada. Ve un Pokémon y lo derrota hasta capturarlo. Cuando Jenny se acerca a él, se sonroja y se va en dirección opuesta. Es un pelín tímido. Aún así, es muy alegre y suele hablar bastante (Excepto con Jenny). Tiene doce años. Se hizo amigo de Richy tras conocerlo en la región Wintex. Le hace gracia ver a su soldado Cometa favorito combatir, el soldado Comedy. Le hace gracia porque es muy fácil (Y cómica) la manera de derrotarlo. No le gustan los dulces, prefiere comer sano. Sus padres le pusieron ese nombre porque es duro como el acero. Tiene mucho dinero y tiene una mansión llena de lujos. Él, más tarde, hace una película con sus amigos. Es amigo de Marina y compañia.
- Steel, a derivative of iron, is a technology in Civilization games.
- In a future where boxing between human fighters has been criminalized, the sport is dominated by fighting robots. Former boxer Steel Kelly (played by Lee Marvin) manages a B2-model robot called "Battling Maxo". Maxo is an older model that is no longer in demand. Kelly and his partner, Pole, have used the last of their money to get to the fight venue. They are being given this chance because one of the scheduled fighters was damaged in transport. Kelly has to assure the fight promoter that Maxo will be able to fight. After the fight promoter leaves, Kelly and Pole argue about Maxo's fitness. Kelly feels that Maxo should be able to go through with the fight despite its age and condition. Pole tests Maxo's functions, and an arm spring fails. They do not have the parts or the money to fix him. Kelly decides that he will disguise himself as Maxo in order to collect the money necessary for repairs. Despite a valiant effort, he is unable to damage the B7 robot he is fighting, even when he lands an unblocked punch directly in the back of its head. He is nearly killed but manages to last a little under three minutes. The crowd jeers and boos at Maxo's performance, not knowing that it is a human doing the fighting. Afterwards, the fight promoter will only give them half the prize money because of "Maxo's" poor performance; Kelly dares not protest, or the promoter will recognize him as "Maxo" and renege entirely. Kelly, bruised but stubborn as ever, tells Pole that they will use the money to get the parts to fix Maxo.
- Steel is an alloy of iron and coal and does not appear as an ore. An and a piece of can be smelted together to make 1 . You must have a skill level of 165 to Smelt Steel.
- Rebellious AI's have annihilated most of mankind. B528, RS, Lost Worlds 15-16
- Steel is an Allomantic metal and an alloy of Iron. When burnt, Steel allows the user to telekinetically push against a metal object, presumably propelling that object in the opposite direction. Normal laws of physics (Force = Mass * Acceleration, Momentum = Mass * Velocity, and the conservation of momentum -- for every action there is an equal and opposite reaction) still apply here, so if you push against a massive object, you will need to apply more force to make it move. If you push against an object similar in mass to you, you may move as well, and if an object is much more massive than you, you will be pushed away from it. As a result, many allomancers use steel to allow themselves to fly through the air. A common use is to drop a coin on the ground, and then push on it. Because the coin is against the ground, steel-pushing on it is effectively the same as pushing on the ground, which is exponentially more massive than the Allomancer, so the resulting acceleration primarily affects the allomancer, allowing them to "fly" through the air. Allomancers also push on coins to use them as projectile weapons. Other uses for steel-pushes include pushing upon a person that possesses a metal object, or disarming a person with a metal weapon. Small-bodied allomancers are at a distinct tactical disadvantage in combat as their steel-pushes require them to brace themselves either physically or allomantically before pushing against larger people. Mistborn can avoid crushing themselves by burning pewter to strengthen their bodies. Any misting only capable of burning steel is known as a coinshot. When used in Feruchemy, steel allows the user to store physical speed, becoming slow and sluggish. When tapping steel however, their speed, as well as their reaction times, are sped up. When tapping steel, it is possible for a Feruchemist to run incredibly fast, faster even, than an Allomancer on a Pewter-drag, though it is unlikely that a Feruchemist could maintain these speeds for as long due to the stores of speed required. When used in Hemalurgy, steel will transfer the ability to burn a single physical metal (iron, steel, tin, pewter) Allomantically.
- Steel ist eine Kontrollpunkte-Karte für Team Fortress 2. thumb|280px Sie wurde von der Community entwickelt und kam mit dem Schweren Update zum Spiel hinzu.
- This arte, in its first appearance in Tales of the Abyss, raises the user's critical hit rate for a short period of time, with an additional recovery effect if the arte is equipped with the Fon Slot Chamber item "Grass Chamber". When used within a fully-charged Fire or Light FOF Circle, this arte is converted into Coil. Marta Lualdi from Tales of Symphonia: Dawn of the New World uses a version that increases her dexterity, while the version used by Jude Mathis from Tales of Xillia increases his attack power and is capable of inflicting damage to enemies in contact with him. In Tales of Xillia and Tales of Xillia 2, Jude can alter Steel into Coil if he has the "Second Artes" skill equipped and the "Artes" button is held while Steel is used. The Super Star Trio in Tales of Zestiria draws its moveset from Jude, and Steel is one of the artes all members share.
- Kategorie:ÜberarbeitungsbedürftigBakuSteel sind Bakugan deren Farbe so aussieht wie eine Stahllackierung. Ansonsten gibt es keine unterschiede zu den Normalen Bakugan. BakuSteel haben alle möglichen Eigenschaften.
- Steel is a hunting dog along with Tom and Billy. He is the leader of the three. He helped his owner to hunt down dogs of Eijirou's pack, believing they were thieves. He greatly respects Tomon and refuses to invade his territory because of this. He saves Toshi and Tomon by stopping his owner as he was about to shoot them. Before leaving with others, he tells Toshi to learn from his mistake.
- Steel theme is based around a graphic tile I found at themes.org
- "Steel" is the 11th episode of the second season of The A-Team, and is also the 25th overall series episode. This episode was written by Frank Lupo, and directed by Gilbert Shilton. It originally aired on the NBC network in the United States on November 29, 1983.
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