The handler was a subsystem of the assembler known as Kud'ar Mub'at. He could lift and handle objects.
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| - The handler was a subsystem of the assembler known as Kud'ar Mub'at. He could lift and handle objects.
- A Handler in e-wrestling is a term referring to the out of character, real-life representative, behind the creation and control of the role and character of an e-wrestler, manager, valet, announcer, commentator, general manager or owner while involved with an e-federation. They embark their character on a wrestling journey by roleplaying and negotiating storylines and angles with their opponents as well as those in charge. However, the progression rate and success of an e-wrestler heavily weighs on the skill and participation of the handler.
- A Starfleet officer named Handler was one of the top two pilots on Starbase 499 in 2294. B'huto assigned him to help James T. Kirk move cargo. (TOS novel: The Fearful Summons)
- Handlers are employees of a Dollhouse facility who are responsible for escorting an Active to and from an engagement while monitoring them during their time with clients for their safety. For the most part, Handlers do not listen in to the actual engagement, unless it may involve criminal activity or threats to their safety. Handlers are generally armed with handguns and are found within the black van used for transportation. During certain types of engagements, the Handlers may be involved in a fashion, often acting as a contact to the Active to ensure successful completion. In extreme cases, Handlers are expected to dispose of an Active to prevent them from falling into the wrong hands. They, as direct employees of a Dollhouse, are hired (and fired) at the whim of the House Head.
- A handler is a
- A Handler was most likely a special type of human created by the Tleilaxu to care for and breed Futars, in their war against the Honored Matres out in Human Scattering-space. For the futars who found themselves encaptured and imprisoned on the no-ship kept on Chapterhouse, they constantly clamored in their need to find "their Handlers". Only Handlers could give a Futar a "Kill Order". Handlers were taller than most humans, had a keen sense of smell; and had darkened pigmentation around the eyes, akin to raccoons.
- Handlers are the ARGENT Soldiers trained to deal with Enslaved Manimals. This article is a . You can help My English Wiki by expanding it.
- Handler was an African-American man who was seen working on the flight deck of the USS Enterprise under Chief Petty Officer Reyes and who appeared in the Season 1 episode, High Seas (episode).
- A handler is a term to refer to the 'real people' who control wrestlers or other characters in e-wrestling.
- There are six total lessons over 24 total levels for the Handler:
* Smuggler Expertise I -- Levels 46-49 Learning to target vital locations is a useful skill to learn.
* Smuggler Expertise II -- Levels 50-53 Honing your reflexes in battle will allow you to get off several shots before an opponent can react.
* Smuggler Expertise III -- Levels 54-57 Surprising an enemy with a Sudden Strike is a valuable tactic.
* Smuggler Expertise IV -- Levels 58-61 You will learn to further advance your Survival Instinct allowing you to avoid potentially deadly situations.
* Smuggler Expertise V -- Levels 62-65 Learning to properly use Caltrops will help getting out of those "sticky" situations.
* Smuggler Expertise VI -- Levels 66-69 You have achieved a lev
- Handler (no real name known) is a Gadgeteer and low level TK who's a member of Baker's Dozen. She uses her creations to fly and for a lot of other things. For instance, she created mass-displacement anchors that reduce the apparent mass of an object by as much as 90%, allowing her to move objects much heavier than her unassisted TK would manage.
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| - The handler was a subsystem of the assembler known as Kud'ar Mub'at. He could lift and handle objects.
- A Handler in e-wrestling is a term referring to the out of character, real-life representative, behind the creation and control of the role and character of an e-wrestler, manager, valet, announcer, commentator, general manager or owner while involved with an e-federation. They embark their character on a wrestling journey by roleplaying and negotiating storylines and angles with their opponents as well as those in charge. However, the progression rate and success of an e-wrestler heavily weighs on the skill and participation of the handler.
- A Starfleet officer named Handler was one of the top two pilots on Starbase 499 in 2294. B'huto assigned him to help James T. Kirk move cargo. (TOS novel: The Fearful Summons)
- Handlers are employees of a Dollhouse facility who are responsible for escorting an Active to and from an engagement while monitoring them during their time with clients for their safety. For the most part, Handlers do not listen in to the actual engagement, unless it may involve criminal activity or threats to their safety. Handlers are generally armed with handguns and are found within the black van used for transportation. During certain types of engagements, the Handlers may be involved in a fashion, often acting as a contact to the Active to ensure successful completion. In extreme cases, Handlers are expected to dispose of an Active to prevent them from falling into the wrong hands. They, as direct employees of a Dollhouse, are hired (and fired) at the whim of the House Head.
- A handler is a
- A Handler was most likely a special type of human created by the Tleilaxu to care for and breed Futars, in their war against the Honored Matres out in Human Scattering-space. For the futars who found themselves encaptured and imprisoned on the no-ship kept on Chapterhouse, they constantly clamored in their need to find "their Handlers". Only Handlers could give a Futar a "Kill Order". Handlers were taller than most humans, had a keen sense of smell; and had darkened pigmentation around the eyes, akin to raccoons.
- There are six total lessons over 24 total levels for the Handler:
* Smuggler Expertise I -- Levels 46-49 Learning to target vital locations is a useful skill to learn.
* Smuggler Expertise II -- Levels 50-53 Honing your reflexes in battle will allow you to get off several shots before an opponent can react.
* Smuggler Expertise III -- Levels 54-57 Surprising an enemy with a Sudden Strike is a valuable tactic.
* Smuggler Expertise IV -- Levels 58-61 You will learn to further advance your Survival Instinct allowing you to avoid potentially deadly situations.
* Smuggler Expertise V -- Levels 62-65 Learning to properly use Caltrops will help getting out of those "sticky" situations.
* Smuggler Expertise VI -- Levels 66-69 You have achieved a level of blaster mastery to call yourself a gunslinger. After passing the sixth lesson and 69th level, the Handler may then work toward the Smuggler rank.
- Handlers are the ARGENT Soldiers trained to deal with Enslaved Manimals. This article is a . You can help My English Wiki by expanding it.
- Handler was an African-American man who was seen working on the flight deck of the USS Enterprise under Chief Petty Officer Reyes and who appeared in the Season 1 episode, High Seas (episode).
- A handler is a term to refer to the 'real people' who control wrestlers or other characters in e-wrestling.
- Handler (no real name known) is a Gadgeteer and low level TK who's a member of Baker's Dozen. She uses her creations to fly and for a lot of other things. For instance, she created mass-displacement anchors that reduce the apparent mass of an object by as much as 90%, allowing her to move objects much heavier than her unassisted TK would manage. Handler designs her gadgets deliberately to require a TK with fine control to operate them, and in many cases to power them. For instance, the control 'surface' of some of the units is a small dot of conductive fluid inside of a circuit 'globe'. This is done partly to avoid having her gadgets turned against her during a battle, and partly to protect her patents. Other gadgeteers and scientists have attempted to disassemble and reverse-engineer her gadgets and found themselves unable to figure out how they work, resulting in a mistaken assumption that they are Devises. Handler does not mind this misconception; even her team leader Baker thinks she's a devisor. Generator, who has the required powers to operate Handler's gadgets, found schematics for an old, less efficient version of the mass-displacement anchors in the Whateley Academy database and incorporated it into her own arsenal. The version that Generator uses displaces only about 50% of an object's mass and drains its battery in about ten minutes.
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