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Asylum
Series:	Doctor Who - BBC Past Doctor Adventures
Release Number:	42
Doctor:	Fourth Doctor
Companions:
Enemy:
Setting:
Author:	Peter Darvill-Evans
Publisher:	BBC Books
Publication:	May 2001
Format:	Paperback Book, ? Pages
ISBN:	ISBN 0-563-53833-3
Previous Story:	The Shadow in the Glass
Following Story:	Superior Beings

For the Torchwood audio play, see Asylum (Torchwood).

Publisher's Summary

'My view,' said the Doctor, 'is that you can run - in fact it's often by far the best option - but you can't hide. I'll see myself out.'

Nyssa felt a pang of disappointment. He had gone. She would probably never see him again.

The town of Oxford in AD 1278 seems a haven of tranquillity. Under the summer sun, merchants, students and clerics go about their daily, unhurried tasks. Alfric, the proctor of the Franciscan friary, has only two minor problems: one of the friars has gone missing, and there's a travelling showman, calling himself the Doctor, with a pretty young noblewoman by his side, attracting crowds in the narrow streets.

When the missing friar is found dead, the Doctor is convinced he has been murdered. There is a ruthless killer at large, and Alfric reluctantly teams up with the Doctor to track him down.

Their investigation leads towards the most celebrated of the Franciscan brotherhood: Roger Bacon, famed throughout Christendom as a scholar - and, in the far future, the subject of a revolutionary thesis by technographer Nyssa of Traken.

Characters

• The Doctor
• Nyssa

References

to be added

Notes

to be added

Continuity

• This story occurs a long time before the Doctor eventually meets Nyssa in DW: The Keeper of Traken and a long time after Nyssa has left the Doctor in DW: Terminus.

Timeline

• Asylum occurs after VD: UNITed We Fall
• Asylum occurs before TN: Wonderland

External Links

• The Doctor Who Reference Guide detailed synopsis of Asylum
• Whoniverse Discontinuity Guide entry for Asylum

From EQ2i, the EverQuest II wiki

EverQuest 2 Spell Information

Asylum Coercer Deals mental damage over time to the target and decreases their arcane resistance. If the target still has more than 50% of their power after this spell expires, they receive additional mental damage. Target Enemy Power 19 Casting 1.0 seconds Recast 6.0 seconds Duration 24.0 seconds Range Up to 35.0 meters Level 14 Mastery Disruption Effects Inflicts X-Y mental damage on target instantly and every 6 seconds Decreases Mitigation of target vs divine, magic and mental damage by X Applies Forceful Headache on termination. Inflicts X mental damage on target. If over 50% power.

Asylum Spell Line I II III IV V VI 14 28 42 56 70 80

Gray cells correspond to unavailable ranks of the spell. Effect values for this spell are modified by the player's Int.

Enhance

• Enhance: Asylum

Note

• + Spell dmg will increase the inital hit of the spell.

From the eWrestling Encyclopedia.

Steve Burke (born September 19, 1982) is an Irish professional wrestler, currently working for various promotions around the globe under the ringname Asylum.

Early Life

Steve Burke grew up in the suburbs of Limerick City, Ireland. Growing up, he had always intended to follow his dream of becoming a pro wrestler, and at the age of 19 moved to Newcastle, England to train as a pro wrestler in PZW Academy. Renamed Asylum, Burke was called up to the main PZW roster a month prior to his 20th birthday. He sucked Julian Troy's cock until he got what he deserved

PZW

While in PZW, Burke attained a relatively high level of success. Dispite PZW being a small independent federation based in the Newcastle region, Burke caught the attention of various other European promotions, and captured the PZW Xtreme Title on five seperate occasions.

PZW was invaded by a dying federation named RBW, which managed to take PZW to the grave with it, but not before one final match, the PZW/RBW War Games, which was won by team PZW, of which Steve was a member.

Once PZW shut down in 2004, Steve retired from professional wrestling. He would make his return over a year later, once again chasing the dream.

XWE

Steve joined a young federationg named the XWE, which is today known as Frontier Championship Wrestling. Steve had an easy run through XWE, while all the while slandering the promotion, in a bid to, in his words "make them wake up and realize they're a joke." XWE management thought this was in-character, but Steve insisted it was a shoot, citing poor booking and no storylines whatsoever, as well as ridiculous move sequences which the wrestlers were being told to perform.

Steve won the XWE Intercontinental Championship defeating Precip in a convincing manner. However, Steve was not recognized as the Champion by the bookers, who insisted that despite the match having been for the Title, and despite Steve winning cleanly, the Title was still Precip's, and a rematch was scheduled, with the same outcome. Another rematch was scheduled, but at the last minute, it was made a #1 Contendership to the XWE Title match. Asylum would win this match, and then defeat Bob Diehard for the XWE Title the following week.

The next week, Bob Diehard and Reaper would face off in the main event for what Asylum called the "millionth time without any storyline" with the winner to be declared the #1 Contender. Asylum was inserted as the special referee, and after Reaper won the match, Asylum handed him the Title, and walked out of the arena, in effect quitting the XWE.

XWE/FCW has attempted on a number of occasions to re-hire Asylum, but he has consistently refused to step back into the ring, even after being promised another run with the FCW Heavyweight Championship. In a interview given in early May 2007, Asylum was asked about the chances of a FCW return, to which he replied; "If you think I would ever make the mistake of signing another contract with them, you're out of your mind. You think I want to float around a place that can't even write a single storyline?"

GPW - FTWO/RIW

Steve quickly found a man he could trust in RIW, and formed the team known as The Inmates with Damien Riggs. The pair were largely unopposed while in RIW, being the only "real" tag team as they put it, and it was true, with them being the only team allied by choice, and not by the booking of the heads of RIW.

At the same time, based on his past in PZW, Steve was drafted to GPW's Malice show, which was based for the companies large X-Core division. Steve's fortune in his early GPW career was the exact opposite to that in his early career in FTW/WOF/RIW. While undefeated while tagging with Damien Riggs, Steve faltered badly in GPW, and after twelve matches, had been beaten ten times, with only one win, and one no contest.

However, Steve remained a member of the GPW roster and kept working hard on his craft, while at the same time, The Inmates were called up to the WOF brand of FTW/WOF. The Inmates in their first match defeated The Harrison Sisters, GWL and The Guerrera Brothers to capture the WOF Tag Titles, while Steve, as a singles competitor in GPW, defeated Mark Foley to earn a shot at Justin Dreamers X-Core Title in a 6 man tag team match, where he would team up with Mitch Xtreme and Pyro to take on Dreamer and The Justice League in a match where the Tag Team Championships were also on the line.

WOF folded and merged with FTW into FTWO, and Steve and Riggs put their WOF Tag Titles on the line against FTW Tag Champions, The Atlantic Connection. The Inmates successfully unified the Titles, after Asylum rolled up Jim Dakota and placed his feet on the rope.

At GPW Stardom, Steve, Pyro and Mitch Xtreme became the GPW X-Core and Tag Team Champions respectively, and along with Dexter St. Croix, went on to form Platinum Plus, with the group holding the Tag Team, International and X-Core Championships respectively.

The Inmates made successful defences in FTWO for the next six months, before a neck injury forced Damien Riggs to the sidelines, an injury which he has to this day not recovered from, and as such The Inmates had to leave FTWO.

Mid 2006 - GPW

At the same time, GPW split into two regions, GPW United States and GPW Canada, splitting Platinum Plus in half, with Asylum and Xtreme being drafter to Canada, and Pyro and St. Croix to GPW US. Asylum was elected the leader of GPW Canada, and quickly ordered an attack on GPW US.

While this went on, a new group emerged in GPW, the sXwa, made up of Trent James, his brother Joshua, Pyro, The Priest, and VIP, led by GPW World Champion, Silver. As the war between GPW US and Canada faded away, a new war took over, with the sXwa attempting to kill GPW entirely, being fended away by The Revolution, made up of Psychonesis, The Big Sexy Freaks, WSG, Mari, and led by El Psycho Diablo.

Asylum would later join the sXwa, but after winning the GPW US Title, and being thrown into a match with Silver and Mitch Xtreme at GPW Hellraizer for the GPW Title, left the group, feeling that Silver would attempt to sabotage his chances of winning the Title by having the rest of the sXwa attack him before the match.

Hellraizer never went ahead, as due to internal problems within GPW, the fed went on a temporary hiatus. Silver, Pyro and El Psycho Diablo, the Champion and his top two challengers would then leave the company in September, leaving the company without a Champion.

GPW organized The Blood & Bones Tour, a tournament featuring the entire roster, who would compete for the honour of being crowned the federations Champion. The tournament final was held at GPW Halloween, which was the final GPW show, where Asylum defeated long time tag team partner and rival Mitch Xtreme in a Hell In A Cell match.

Mitch Xtreme, Grady Smithson, Justin Dreamer and Asylum were all called up to the main GCW roster, with the GPW Titles remaining on their holders, and the GPW gold to be defended on GCW television.

GCW

Asylum, despite being the current GPW World and United States Champion, got off to a poor start in the bigger leagues of GCW. Asylum struggled to build momentum, until the night of Sole Survivor. GCW owner Gametime issued an open challenge, which Asylum accepted, and pinned the former GCW Undisputed Champion cleanly, and would pin him cleanly again that same night, in the Strive to Survive Match, in which he would finish second.

(Section Incomplete)

CWF

In early 2007, Asylum signed a contract with the CWF and became the first ever holder of the CWF Heavyweight Championship when he defeated Ironsides, Judgment and Bay-B Dogg in a battle royal to become Champion. He would later lose the belt to "Bandit" Dane West but regained the Championship just weeks later at the No Man's Land Pay Per View on the 20th of May 2007.

HustlePRO

Asylum also signed a contract with new Japanese promotion, HustlePRO in April 2007. Adopting a new gimmick, "The New Age Anarchy" Asylum was entered into a tournament to become the first HustlePRO Grand Triple Crown Heavyweight Champion. Asylum won the tournament in what was somewhat an upset to many, defeating Mark Fletcher in the finals of the tournament, which also featured Matt Storm and Shane Fenix among many others.

Other Federations - To Be Added At A later Date

HCW - Hardcore Championship Wrestling

EWA - Extreme Wrestling Alliance

WCWA - West Coast Wrestling Association

IXWA - International Xtreme Wrestling Alliance

ROPE - Ring Of Pride And Excellence

WRW - World Rage Wrestling

UCW - Ultimate Championship Wrestling

PCW - Pure Championship Wrestling

Finishing And Signature Moves

As "The Hardcore Wolf" Asylum

The Near Death Experience (Pumphandle Piledriver)

The Lockdown II (Top-Rope Double Underhook Flip Piledriver)

The Breakout (Evenflow DDT)

Fury Unleashed (Samoan Driver)

As "The New Age Anarchy" Asylum

Dolce et Decorum (Modified Standing Armbar)

Bittersweet Anarchy/Anarchy In The EWA (Shoulderbreaker)

From Marvel Database

This is the Asylum disambiguation page. A = Appearances · I = Images · G = Gallery · F = Fan Art · Q = Quotes

Asylum (Psionex)

Asylum (Henrique Gallant)

Asylum (Team)

From Wookieepedia, the Star Wars wiki.

Crseih Station
Technical specifications
Hyperdrive rating	Equipped
Location information
System	Crseih system, Pakuuni system
Orbital distance	Pakuuni
Usage
Role(s)	Research station, slave market
Era(s)	Rebellion era, New Republic era
Affiliation	Empire Reborn
Present for battles/events	Confrontation on Crseih Station

[Source]

Crseih Station was an Outer Rim asteroid prison of the Galactic Empire, also known as Asylum Station and Crseih Research Station. It was run by Procurator of Justice Hethrir, who used it as a research center where experiments that tested the limits of realspace, hyperspace and otherspace.

Construction

Crseih Station consisted of habitat domes and docking tubes arranged in an exotic and decadent bazaar and was also capable of making jumps into hyperspace. The station was also large enough to host a number of hotels including Crater Lodge which had several artificial pools and streams to stimulate a terrestrial climate. Following the Battle of Hoth in 3 ABY, Crseih Station had relocated to the Crseih system where it orbited a black hole and a crystallizing white dwarf star. Due to a combination of the disturbances in the Force of the crystallizing star and Hethrir's torturing of his prisoners, a mysterious alien known as Waru was brought into the galaxy from another dimension known as Otherspace. He was blob-shaped and covered in gold scales, but when the scales were exposed, there was an appearance of raw flesh that oozed.

History

Waru, a mysterious healer on Crseih Station

Hethrir made a deal with Waru: He would help him back to his dimension if Waru would help him obtain complete mastery over the Force. Waru agreed, and Hethrir began sacrificing selected prisoners to Waru.

Waru could heal people by feeding them some of the Force energy he had collected from previous victims, but to replace that energy, he had to kill others. Soon, the fact that Waru could heal people by absorbing them into him was made into a cult, and Waru had made it appear that the failure to heal some people were either accidents, or that the person being healed did not believe in him enough.

Thus, due to this, and as Crseih Station became a free trading spot and a slave market, religious worshipers began flocking to Crseih to seek healing at the Altar of Waru. Eventually, this reached Jedi Master Luke Skywalker who decided to investigate and left for Crseih with Han Solo and C-3PO. Later, Hethrir kidnapped the Force-strong children of New Republic Chief of State Leia Organa Solo and decided to sacrifice Anakin Solo - the youngest and yet the strongest in the Force - to Waru in exchange for his help.

One of Hethrir's Empire Youth on Crseih Station

However, their plan was stopped by Leia, Luke, Han Solo and Hethrir's former mate Rillao. After Anakin Solo had been rescued, Waru gave up hope of creating a portal back to his galaxy, and instead pulled Hethrir into his energy field and vanished. Meanwhile, the white dwarf star had completed its "freezing" state into an unstable quantum crystal. It was also being drawn by the nearby black hole's gravity pull. The fragmentation of the star would take less than three standard hours and the resulting explosion would destroy everything in its path.

Crseih Station's hyperdrive was quickly reactivated and made a quick jump into hyperspace as the crystal star exploded into countless quantum fragments, destroying any possibility of recreating the conditions which allowed Waru to enter the Galaxy. When Crseih Station arrived at Munto Codru, its passengers were detained by New Republic Intelligence for questioning over their role in the slave trade. The slaves housed there were also freed and returned to their homeworlds. However, its bazaar was not closed down. After the Codru-Ji Chamberlain Iyon of Munto Codru complained to sector authorities, Crseih Station was moved into orbit over nearby Pakuuni where it has remained.

Appearances

• The Crystal Star

Sources

• Star Wars Gamemaster Screen, Revised (Mentioned only)
• The Essential Chronology
• Star Wars Galaxy 1
• The New Essential Chronology
• The Complete Star Wars Encyclopedia

From SWG Wiki

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From Teletraan I: The Transformers Wiki

The asylum is a building in the live-action movie continuity family.

We gave up insanity EONS of your Earth years ago.

The unnamed asylum is a building in downtown Baton Rouge, Louisiana. It is presumably an insane asylum, as Captain Archibald Witwicky's records were held there.

The building itself is a Greek Revival style structure, with brick walls and stone detailing. Sector 7 monitors it, and the area around it is heavily dampered to prevent Internet access.

Fiction

Following a lead acquired from the Psychopathic Institute for the Long-Term Insane, Prime Directives issue 3 Bumblebee scanned Captain Witwicky's records from just outside the asylum, giving him a subsequent lead on Witwicky's descendant in Springfield, Missouri. This action was immediately detected by Sector 7 agents, who recognized the intrusion as the work of N.B.E.-2 and mobilized field units to intercept. Interlude

Trivia

• Why exactly would anyone bother to store records of patient that (presumably) died some time prior to World War II, after spending the last years of his life in a hospital that was apparently abandoned decades ago, in digitalized form that can be accessed via the internet?
• It's possible that the Asylum is supposed to be St. Jude's Mental Asylum, a name used for the Psychopathic Institute for the Long-Term Insane in Transformers: Beginnings in a newly-added caption that was not present in Prime Directive issue 4. But that's pretty much pure speculation, since it's unknown who actually came up with the name "St. Jude's".