Ring of Fire 986422 223749756 2008-07-05T16:31:07Z 69.248.24.179 '''Ring of Fire''' can refer to: {{TOCnestright}} ===Natural world=== * [[Pacific Ring of Fire]], a region ringing the Pacific Ocean that is prone to earthquakes and volcanic activity * An annular [[solar eclipse]] * A United States colloquial term for a high-amplitude [[jet stream]] pattern across the northern tier of states during the summer months, usually resulting in a widespread area of daytime convection <!-- Simply put, a [[high pressure area|high pressure system]] surrounded on its edges by areas of [[thunderstorm]] activity --> ===Music=== * [[Ring of Fire (song)|"Ring of Fire" (song)]], a song famously performed by Johnny Cash, written by June Carter and Merle Kilgore * ''[[Ring of Fire: The Best of Johnny Cash]]'', an album by Johnny Cash which, despite its name, was not strictly a best of album as it featured the first ever recording of the famous song of the same name * [[Ring of Fire (musical)|''Ring of Fire'' (musical)]], a musical theatre production in March 2006 on Broadway on the life of Johnny Cash ===Prose=== * [[1632_series|''Ring of Fire'' (series)]], a series of alternate history books by Eric Flint & other authors which explore the impact of modern technology transposed into the 17th century, by means of a 'Ring of Fire' event ** [[Ring of Fire (anthology)|''Ring of Fire'' (anthology)]] and ''[[Ring of Fire II]]''; two books of short stories edited by Eric Flint, as a part of the above series * [[Ring of Fire (Buffy comic)|''Ring of Fire'' (Buffy comic)]] * [[Narya]], one of the Three Rings of Elvenkind in J. R. R. Tolkien's Middle-earth ===Films=== *''[[Ring of Fire: The Emile Griffith Story]]'', a movie about the boxer Emile Griffith *[[Ring of Fire (1961 film)|''Ring of Fire'' (1961 film)]], a film directed by Andrew L. Stone *[[Ring of Fire (1991 film)|''Ring of Fire'' (1991 film)]], an IMAX documentary narrated by Robert Foxworth about Lawrence Blair's research into the volcanoes and earthquakes around the Pacific Ring of Fire *[[Ring of Fire (Martial Arts film series)|''Ring of Fire'' (film series)]], a trilogy of martial arts films made in the early 1990s, starring Don "The Dragon" Wilson *[[Ring of Fire (Documentary film series)|''Ring of Fire'' (film series)]], a 1988 series of documentaries by Lawrence Blair and Lorne Blair about their voyages in Indonesia **[[Ring of Fire (book)|''Ring of Fire'' (book)]], a tie-in to the film series ===Radio and TV=== * [[Ring of Fire (radio program)|''Ring of Fire'' (radio program)]], a weekly radio program on the Air America Radio network that is hosted by Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. and Mike Papantonio * [[Ring of Fire (Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles episode)|"Ring of Fire" (Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles episode)]] ===Companies=== * The "Ring of Fire", a group of United States firearms manufacturers, such as [[Bryco Arms/Jennings Firearms/Jimenez Arms]], who produce many low-priced firearms, such as the [[Raven Arms MP-25]], that are known in slang usage as [[Saturday night special]]s. * "Ring of Fire" hot sauce, with its slogan "So Hot, It'll Burn You Twice!" --> * Episode name of [[Bear Grylls]] fourth season in [[Man vs. Wild]], 16 May 2008. ===Other=== * [[Ring of Fire / Larson Fireball]], a carnival ride * [[Ring of Fire (game)]], a drinking game also sometimes referred to as "Kings" * [[Ring of Fire]], a top level club ultimate frisbee team from North Carolina * [[Ring of Fire Studios]], a visual effects, animation, and digital post production studio {{disambig}} [[de:Ring of Fire]]