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| - "Lifeline" is an original SeeU song.
- Lifeline is a Triple Tech in Chrono Trigger. It is used by Crono, Marle and Robo once they learn Cyclone, Arise, and Laser Spin respectively. Similar to the Green Dream accessory, this tech allows the targeted ally to regain all of their Hit Points once defeated in battle.
- "Lifeline" is the second episode of the fourth season of Stargate: Atlantis.
- "Lifeline" is the ninth track on the album I-Empire by Angels and Airwaves. The song was one of the first to be recorded for the album, and was played at the band's "listening party" in September of 2007.
- From life + line.
- The name Lifeline refers to several different characters.
* Lifeline (Steen) - the medic named Edwain Steen.
* Lifeline (Scott) - the medic named Greg Scott.
* Lifeline (IDW) - the medic in IDW's comics.
- Gold Reward 243 File:GoldIcon.png Reputation Disposition Type Creatures Enemies Quest ID Lifeline is a quest available in The Elder Scrolls Online. Thane Oda Wolf-Sister believes that the Ternion Monks might be able to heal King Jorunn. But their complex rituals require special components. In order to help save the King, the Vestige needs to gather the blood of a vampire as well as the help of the one known as a Dreamwalker.
- Lifeline is the twelfth episode of the fourth season of The Pretender which first aired February 19, 2000 on NBC in the United States.
- Lifeline's primary military specialty is medic. Lifeline worked as a paramedic with the Seattle Fire Department for five years, before discovering that EMS personnel were not eligible for pensions if they became disabled while giving aid off-duty. Since he figured rescue personnel were never off-duty, he decided to make his status permanent by enlisting in the army as a corpsman. Lifeline is also an avowed pacifist; he's a black belt in 'aikido', the art of directing violent energy away from oneself.
- Elite units always take care of their own. The G.I. Joes are no exception. The troops have to know that if something really heavy comes down on them and they're in no condition to walk out of the mess, somebody is going to have the heart to wade in and extricate them. That somebody is Lifeline. Lifeline was a para-medic with the Seattle Fire Department for five years before he discovered that EMS (Emergency Medical Service) personnel who were disabled while giving aid off-duty were not eligible for pensions. In his mind, rescue personnel were never off-duty. He decided to make his status permanent by enlisting in the army as a corpsman.
- Name: Lifeline Run Time: 6:00 Written By: Trevor Rabin, Patric Van Blerk Year: 1976
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- Lifeline is the fifth campaign mission of Ace Combat 04: Shattered Skies.
- Lifeline is an episode of series 23 that first aired on 30 December 2008. The episode had 4.8 million viewers and a 20.9% share.
- Lifeline, formed in June 2006, are a tag team performing for the WVWF, GCW and YPW. The members are "The Dove" Dylan Ryder and "The Dreamer" Jayden Sarek.
- Lifeline is a skilled medic, trained at one of the most prestigous medical centers on Cybertron. As a no-nonsense femme, she was known for being bluntly honest, fair and impartial, but not one to take BS from anyone, and more than strong enough to stand up for herself. When the war started, though, she flatly refused to pick a side, thinking the Decepticons too violent and the Autobots too preachy. She's earned her keep since the destruction of her home city by repairing any mech who approaches her -- and asks politely. For those that have tried to recruit her to their ranks or threaten her into working for them, she responds with either a door slammed in their face or worse, as the occasion warrants.
- Lifeline is an American science fiction thriller–drama television series created by Richard Brooks and Emma Thompson, who serve as executive producers along with Charlie Cox and Declan Desmond. It stars Connor Hayes, Charlie Cox, Tom Holland, Griffin Gluck, Felicia Brooks and Patricia Clarkson. The plot follows a young man (Hayes) who wakes up every day in a different world which is connected only by the presence of a young black woman (Brooks) and a psychiatrist (Clarkson).
- Lifeline's name is well earned, she is the lifeline and sometimes the only hope for safety for civilians in warzones. Never afraid for her own safety, almost to a fault, she would trudge into the pits of hell to rescue someone in need...even if it could mean her own death in the trying. Her Armored Personnel Carrier form is excellent for transporting passengers and built for high-impact zones, but she relies on the firepower of her allies to make up for what she lacks in offensive systems herself since hers are primarily defensive. In robot she brandishes a laser device originally intended for cutting through steel beams to help rescue trapped personnel but that can double as a weapon, and in and APC mode she is equipped with an EMP device designed to buy her time by disrupting the mechani
- A lifeline is a form of a aid which is given to contestants in all worldwide formats of the show. Most of the time, each lifeline can be used by the contestant only once during their game to help them on a particular question. However, contestants can usually use more than one lifeline during the same question in any order they want. Each lifeline has a different effect, and lots of contestants use them strategically (for example, not using a lifeline during the question after a safety net has been achieved, as it usually is a free shot).
- Cadet Kathryn Janeway, the ambitious daughter of Vice Admiral Edward Janeway, is determined to prove herself at Starfleet Academy. Her tough commander, Etienne Mallet, demands perfection, but Kathryn's ready for the challenge. It isn't easy, especialy with two roommates: a pair of identical Diasoman twins named ThrumPol. Kathryn thinks she can face the pressure alone, but when she and Pol fail their second dorm drill and Mallet assigns them to a holodeck test, Kathryn panics. Suddenly, she's out of control!
- Maggie Finson had been a very hard student to place in a dorm. She was too adventurous and rebellious to put in Dickinson and, unfortunately, the popular culture in Melville wasn't a good fit either. She'd seemed a perfect fit for Whitman and Trish had placed her with Harpy. Unfortunately Unfortunately, the changes Elaine underwent in early May, 2007 proved too much for Maggie, and she requested to change roommates again. On 2007-05-29, she forfeited her Combat Final and made a blood oath to remove Grizzly from Loophole.
- "Lifeline" is a song by Papa Roach which was the last song written for the Metamorphosisalbum. Frontman Jacoby Shaddix told the story of the song in a video interview: "We were packing up our equipment. I was upstairs packing up my room and I heard this riff ringing up the hallway and it was like Damn! That's sick. So we went down there and jammed it out in about an hour, got the beef to the song, tweaked it in a bunch of different ways. It's a very uplifting song. Lyrically it's about progressing as a human being, as a spiritual being in this crazy (word bleeped out). It sounds clichéd as this band is my lifeline to humanity, its what connects me to the flow of life."
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