query: where does the story the outsiders take place

pos: The Outsiders (novel) The Outsiders (novel) The Outsiders is a coming-of-age novel by S. E. Hinton, first published in 1967 by Viking Press. Hinton was 15 when she started writing the novel but did most of the work when she was 16 and a junior in high school. Hinton was 18 when the book was published. The book details the conflict between two rival gangs divided by their socioeconomic status: the working-class "greasers" and the upper-class "Socs" (pronounced —short for "Socials"). The story is told in first-person perspective by teenaged protagonist Ponyboy Curtis. The story in the book takes place in Tulsa, Oklahoma,

pos: That Was Then, This Is Now hates him, effectively ending their bond. Later, Mark acts up frequently and is sent to prison. The book, like "Rumble Fish", takes place in Tulsa, Oklahoma, Hinton's hometown and the setting of her first book, "The Outsiders". However, unlike "Rumble Fish", Ponyboy Curtis, the main character of "The Outsiders", appears in "That Was Then, This Is Now" and even takes part in the events surrounding the dance and killing spree. The characters of Tim and Curly Shepard from "The Outsiders " also appear, as does their sister Angela, who is original to "That Was Then, This Is Now". Randy, who

pos: The Outsiders (film) behalf of her seventh and eighth grade students about adapting "The Outsiders". When Coppola read the book, he was moved not only to adapt and direct it, but to follow it the next year by adapting Hinton's novel "Rumble Fish". The latter film's cast also included Matt Dillon, Diane Lane, and Glenn Withrow. The film was shot on location in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Coppola filmed "The Outsiders" and "Rumble Fish" back-to-back in 1982—a newspaper, used to show a story about the three greasers saving the kids in "The Outsiders", includes a real story from 1982 regarding the death of a man

pos: Taming the Star Runner Taming the Star Runner Taming the Star Runner (1988) is a young adult coming-of-age novel written by S. E. Hinton, author of "The Outsiders". Unlike her previous young adult novels, this novel has not been made into a film yet. The novel is the last of her series of novels that take place in and around her hometown of Tulsa, Oklahoma and the only one of that series written in the third-person perspective. This is also S.E. Hinton's only novel that was not made into a movie. Like her first book, "The Outsiders", it is implied at the end of

neg: SKULL (DC Comics) Outsiders vol. 1 #6, but does not take an active role until "Outsiders Annual" (vol. 1) #1 in a story entitled "The Skull..., The Serpent... and the Outsiders". In this story, Simon Pons rebuilds SKULL and renews their long-standing feud with Kobra. The group was suffering from near collapse following Superman's capture of the Atomic Skull. Simon Pons rebuilt the organization as an international crime cartel that sought to forcibly recruit millionaires such as Earl J. Dukeston, prominent scientists like Helga Jace, and even Kobra himself. Pons blackmails Kobra using a cloned replica of his dead brother Jason Burr, which

neg: Thunder (comics) her in a seemingly irreversible coma. However her in-costume appearance in the ""Final Crisis: Submit"" story suggest she recovered afterwards, as the "Final Crisis" storyline occurs after the events in "R.I.P.", though Thunder is still shown in a coma during the "Batman and the Outsiders Special", where her father ultimately joins up with a new roster of Outsiders to take her place. Thunder eventually reappears many months later, now living with Grace in a state of semi-retirement. The inconsistencies regarding her coma are briefly touched upon when it is explained that Anissa had been "in and out of hospitals" for

neg: Life Weaver the world's largest mountain expansion. Little is known about the kingdom, because the place does not take kindly to outsiders, and few citizens bother leaving the kingdom for any reason. The North Pole is similar to what you'd hear in children's Christmas story, complete with elves, reindeer and Santa Claus himself. However, the cheery atmosphere is just a front for a much darker and evil plot. There are many other small towns, dungeons and other explorable environments located within the world of "Life Weaver" that players must venture through in order to beat the game as well. Two Life Weavers,

neg: Laws of Magic (The Dresden Files) the universe from the Outsiders, and it is often suggested that this law does not apply to him to the same extent as it does to other wizards. It is stated in "Ghost Story" that DuMorne had broken the seventh law when he summoned one of the Outsiders to kill Harry. Laws of Magic (The Dresden Files) The Laws of Magic are a set of rules governing the use of magic by wizards in the fictional world of "The Dresden Files" series of novels. Developed and enforced by the White Council, a fictional co-operative of magic Practitioners, the Laws of

neg: The House Behind the Cedars (book) be white. Furthermore, Mrs. Tryon visits Rena's colored schoolhouse (and is the first white woman to do so) offering to assist with the school and taking interest in the students and the nobility of Rena's educating them. Another predominant theme in the novel is passing as white and how outsiders' perspectives of a person who does so are affected. It is evident through the story that the ability to pass as a white person is correlated with success. John is able to take advantage of his fair skin and move to South Carolina and become a prominent white lawyer. Similarly,

neg: The Outsiders of Uskoken Castle in 1940, where he met Branko, Zora and her band. The book is based on his experiences with these orphaned children in the Croatian city of Senj, where there is a castle called Nehaj Fortress. In real life as in the story, the first child Kläber met in Senj was Branko, a boy who had recently been orphaned. Zora told Branko that the police were investigating him for stealing food. So Kläber was introduced to Zora. He wanted to take Branko and Zora back to Switzerland with him, but his refugee status made that impossible. Instead he wrote the children's

neg: Paddington (film) ship, after which she says she will move into the Home for Retired Bears. The young bear reaches London's Paddington Station, where he meets the Brown family, who take him home temporarily and name him after the station. Henry Brown, the father and a devoted risk analyst, does not believe a word of why he's here and is adamant that Paddington stay only one night while they find a place for him to live permanently, but his wife Mary - a story illustrator - and their two children find him endearing, as does family relative and housekeeper Mrs. Bird. Paddington

neg: Harmonium (poetry collection) back to those days. So many of the stories submitted to us of late have had their scenes laid in and about the College...that a word in regard to local color may not be out of place. It is of course possible for an amusing event to take place in the Yard...But because an event does take place in the Yard does not make it amusing...Nevertheless it seems to be a popular fallacy with a great many contributors that it is only necessary to stay within the shadow of the dormitories to write an entertaining story or poem. This departure

neg: Playback Theatre "huddle" prior to beginning the story, trusting instead to a shared understanding of the story they have heard and a readiness to respond to each other's cues. The role of conductor, by contrast, can seem relatively easy, involving as it does conversing with the audience as a group or individually, and generally involving no acting. However, it is recognised within the community of Playback performers as the most difficult role to fill successfully. Playback Theatre is used in a broad range of settings: theatres and community centres (where performances take place for the general public), in schools, private sector organizations,

neg: Foster, You're Dead! jet fighter, and so forth." It was adapted by Kalen Egan and Travis Sentell for the episode "Safe and Sound" of the 2017 TV series, "Philip K. Dick's Electric Dreams". The story takes place in 1971 where the vast majority of citizens own private bomb shelters and financially support nuclear war preparations for their town. New models of "improved" shelters are released and bought every year (much like vacuum cleaners or automobiles) because the Soviets supposedly develop new methods of attack on previously-developed shelters. The story revolves around Mike Foster, the adolescent son of an "anti-P," a movement of outsiders

neg: Owlman (comics) Outsiders have been joined by a new Owlman. A "Trick or Treat" tease from the October 2008 edition of DC Nation ("The Owl and the Butler are the Same Person") hinted that it would be Alfred Pennyworth behind the mask. However, in "Outsiders Special" #1 (2009), it appeared to be Roy Raymond Jr., that would become Owlman. This is confirmed in "Outsiders" vol. 4, #15 (Feb. 2009), where Raymond does become Owlman, with equipment left for that purpose by Batman. In September 2011, The New 52 rebooted DC's continuity. In this new timeline, a man who claims himself to be

neg: Ghosts (Person of Interest) were killed by a hitman a few years back, and Theresa herself was presumed dead; there's a brief tease at the beginning when Finch and Reese meet in the graveyard where the Whitakers were buried, and Reese says something about a ghost (sigh), but by and large, this is a straightforward, land-deal-gone-bad kind of story." Ross Bonaime of "Paste" gave the episode a 6 out of 10 rating and wrote ""Person of Interest" does genuinely have interesting aspects to its story. But all those take place in flashbacks, while the show wants to spend a majority of its time in

neg: Masters of Disaster (comics) camp and encounters the Masters. Learning from a previous encounter, the team manages to defeat the Outsiders. Tensions arise in the team as Windfall has developed sympathetic feelings for the Outsiders and works from behind the scenes to keep them alive. Her sister, New Wave, naturally does not like this and Shakedown simply wants the team to work in peace. New Wave kills Shakedown, and Windfall leaves, joins the Outsiders, then joins the Suicide Squad where she is killed on a mission by Chemo. The Masters of Disaster appear in the "DC Nation Shorts: "Thunder and Lightning" episode "Lightning Under

neg: Outsiders Inn After making this discovery, Maureen, Carnie and Bobby decide to keep the families on separate floors to keep tempers from flaring, however problems continue to plague the three as they prepare for the wedding. The show was filmed at Christopher Place, An Intimate Resort in Newport, Tennessee, where taping began on June 9, 2008 and ended on June 29, 2008. Episode Two, titled "Pigeon Idol," was shot at Fiddler's Roost in Parrottsville, Tennessee on June 15, 2008, where the celebs judged a talent contest hosted by Ross Mathews from The Tonight Show. Outsiders Inn Outsiders Inn is an American half-hour

neg: Daisy Miller the Colosseum and sees a young couple sitting at its centre. He realises that they are Giovanelli and Daisy. Winterbourne, infuriated with Giovanelli, asks him how he could dare to take Daisy to a place where she runs the risk of catching "Roman Fever". Daisy says she does not care and Winterbourne leaves them. Daisy falls ill and dies a few days later. This novella serves as both a psychological description of the mind of a young woman and as an analysis of the traditional views of a society where she is a clear outsider. Henry James uses Daisy's story

neg: The Outsiders (Dutch band) band's fanbase. The group began attempting publicity stunts in the hopes of building interest. These included dressing in medieval costumes, and staging a haircut for lead singer Wally Tax on Dutch television. By autumn of 1969, Ronnie Splinter quit music for a while. The band disbanded, with Tax and Busch forming Tax Free, in the early 1970s, in U.S., where they recorded one album. A reunion tour of the four original Outsiders took place in October 1997. Wally Tax died in 2005. The Outsiders are the subject of an official biography, "Outsiders voor Insiders" (1997), written in Dutch by Jerome

neg: Embers of Bolton. If, at this point, Henry were able to end his story, he would be "going beyond the confines of his own condition, of which his story is, in all essential aspects, a duplicate. The moment the story can be finished, there will be no one there to finish it'". Henry's conversation with his wife at first "appears to take place in the present, but Ada does not really move into the scene and certain clues show that this dialogue actually took place years before when their marriage was only twenty years old and Addie was still a child."

neg: East Bay Express Isle" (9/5). Kibby Kleiman won first place for best sports story for "Moneyball 2.0: The Pitching Whisperer" (9/12). And Rachel Swan won a second-place award in the specialty story category for "The Shrinking Stage" (4/4). The "Express" won two awards in the annual Association of Alternative Newsmedia contest. Rachel Swan won a first-place award in the arts feature category for "The Shrinking Stage." And Kathleen Richards won a third-place award in the long-form news category for "How Much Garbage Does It Take to Treat a Patient?" 2013 The "Express" won two awards for journalism excellence from the Society of Professional

neg: Ōdō Tournament and four debuting outsiders; Kendo Kashin, Mitsuya Nagai, Ryoji Sai and Taishi Takizawa. On September 19, Suwama defeated Zeus in the finals to win the tournament. The 2017 Ōdō Tournament took place between September 12 and 23. Jake Lee was scheduled to take part in the tournament, but was forced to pull out after suffering a knee injury. He was replaced by Kotaro Suzuki. The 2018 Ōdō Tournament took place between September 15 and 24. Ōdō Tournament On July 30, 2013, All Japan Pro Wrestling (AJPW) announced a new single-elimination tournament, set to take place the following September. Masanobu Fuchi,

neg: Abel Posse military dictatorship. El viajero de Agartha (1989, Premio Internacional Diana-Novedades, Mexico) is a true adventure espionage novel. Walter Werner as protagonist narrates the story in a diary recovered by his son, which recounts his mission in Tibet in his search for the mythical city of Agartha. The third novel, La reina del Plata (1988), as the title indicates is a homage to the Argentine capital and the period of splendour it once knew. The novel takes place in a futuristic Buenos Aires, whose society is polarized between “Insiders” and “Outsiders”, where the “Outsider” Guillermo Aguirre ruminates on his own identity.

neg: Viriconium of the Mari Lwyd is central. This story looks at the city of Viriconium from the perspective of outsiders who know that those who go there either are, or will become, decadent and self-absorbed. In "The Dancer From the Dance" the ballerina Vera Ghillera from "Strange Great Sins" visits Allman's Heath where strange things are afoot. "A Young Man's Journey to Viriconium", set in our world, explains that Viriconium is a real place and tells you exactly how to get there, in case you want to go. The doorway is a mirror in a bathroom in a café in England.

neg: Lacandon only connections the Lacandon had to the outside world came through trade. The Lacandon “often initiated [trade and] sought metal tools, salt, cloth, and other European goods”. Outsiders, for their part, also desired goods from the forest, such as timber, animal skins, and fruits. Although trade was slow and infrequent, it did take place and it allowed for an intermingling of culture and material goods. In the 19th century, outsiders looked toward the forest for valuable timber and new lands for farming. As the 19th century progressed, farmers and ranchers invaded the area, and the Lacandon withdrew farther into the

neg: Lacandon is supposed to be the god of the foreigners. This is expressive of the Lacandón cultural conservancy and adaptability, in that they fit new gods into their world view. They recognize that Hesuklistos is a god but do not feel he is worthy of worship as he is a minor god. Most Lacandon villages have a God House where ceremonies take place. Some are located near the religious leaders abode or close to the home of a well-respected or elderly male. Some villages hide the God House away from the village in the jungle so that outsiders are unable to

neg: Ki Wasyid and uses tariqa as a gathering place and together performs prayer and dhikr. Wasyid and other kyai can meet on this occasion to organize strategies, tactics, and coordination. One of the important meetings before the uprising was a meeting on April 22, 1888 held at Wasyid's residence in Beji. At the end of the banquet, 300 guests gathered at the mosque, where the kyai and their disciples swore: "first", that they would take part in a war; "secondly", that those who break the promise will be regarded as kafir; "third", that they will not divulge their plans to outsiders. On

neg: Outsiders (U.S. TV series) holds a score of 63/100, based on 17 critics, indicating "generally favorable reviews." On Rotten Tomatoes, the first season has an approval rating of 78%, stating ""Outsiders" gritty performances keeps the backwoods drama intriguing, even when the story gets stuck in the mud." Outsiders (U.S. TV series) Outsiders is an American television drama series created by Peter Mattei. Set in the fictional town of Blackburg, Crockett County, Kentucky, the series tells the story of the Farrell clan and their struggle for power and control in the hills of Appalachia. It is WGN America's third original series, which debuted on January

neg: Babylas of Antioch bishop of the see. During the Decian persecution (250) he made an unwavering confession of faith and was thrown into prison where he died from his sufferings. He was, therefore, venerated as a martyr. John Chrysostom's homily upon Saint Babylas and the "Acts of the Martyrs" report the following story, that Babylas once refused the visiting pagan emperor, on account of his sinful ways, permission to enter the church and had ordered him to take his place among the penitents. John does not give the name of the emperor; the "Acts" mention Numerian. It is more likely the contemporary Philip

neg: Suzunone Seven! Sumire. Most time spent playing the game is spent simply reading diologue and inner thoughts of Kido in the text box on the bottom of the screen. The story of "Suzunone Seven!" takes place in a world where magic is established as one of the energies. There is a prestige school called Suzunone Magic School, which has many talented pupils capable of magic, however, there are also dropout students, and the worst seven students are forced to contribute to a studying camp called the Suzunone Trial. There, they will take exams and whoever does the worst will be expelled from

neg: Eight Worlds author explains that he created Anna Louise Bach for stories which were too grim for the relative Utopia of the Eight Worlds series. He never intended that her story link to the Eight Worlds chronology. In fact, even within the Anna Louise Bach stories there are inconsistencies, such as the appearance of the fabulous "Mozartplatz" in "Tango Charlie and Foxtrot Romeo", where a huge chasm on Luna is roofed over producing cubic miles of pressurized space featuring aerial communities, artificial rivers etc. The other stories portray Luna society as living in cramped tunnels, although "Bagatelle" does take place partially on

neg: Madana (film) from the case. Now Urvashi apologizes to Madhankumar and also proposes her love towards him which he rejects saying that he does not love her. Urvashi leaves the place saying that she will wait for Madhankumar believing he will accept her love someday. The story again moves to a flashback where it is shown only to audience that it is Madhankumar who is behind all the murders. Mohan Raj meets his brother, informs about the happenings and commits suicide. Madhankumar decide to take revenge for his brother’s death by killing girls who cheat in the name of love. He hides

neg: Back Story and after telling him the latest information, tells him he plans to kidnap Bonnie Karnofsky from her father's house the next time she visits. Stone agrees to not get involved, and even takes Spenser out on a boat to show him the spot where Bonnie sunbathes. Later, Spenser and Hawk stake out the place and discover that she always swims out to a raft to cool down after lying in the sun a while. They wait for her to swim out again and when she does they pull up in a speed boat and kidnap her. They take her back

neg: The Gene Wars universe the full exploitation of nanotechnology and gene manipulation, and used those technologies in its fight with the government. As a side effect, one of their technologies infected the "ondat", bringing them to war against humanity. "Hammerfall" takes place against this background, but it takes quite a while before one discovers the relationship between the larger backdrop and the story of the book. At the time of "Forge of Heaven", the human polity is split into Earth (where gene modification is completely anathema), the Inner Worlds (which emulate Earth) and the Outsiders, who practice limited forms of nanotechnology and gene modification.

neg: China Mountain Zhang alternate reading of his Chinese given name. (Zhongshan is also one of the given names used by Chinese revolutionary leader Sun Yat-sen.) The main story involves a man's maturation in a future dominated by China, where the United States has undergone a Communist revolution (the "Cleansing Winds Campaign") after a period of economic crisis. His personal evolution is paralleled by four side stories in his narrative, following characters progressing from arrogant outsiders to finding a place in society. The backdrop is a 22nd-century in which the Chinese Communist regime dominates the world. The novel is slightly unusual for science fiction

neg: The Wedding! (comics) wedding morning, MJ shows up but Peter does not as he is lying unconscious in an alleyway. When he wakes up and rushes to where the wedding was to take place, he finds Mary Jane there and the two decide to take what happened as an omen and simply live together. At that point, the bulk of the Spider-Man stories from that point to the events of One More Day take place as they did normally, but with the two as a couple and living together while being unmarried. However, Mary Jane makes it clear she does not want to

neg: Sword of Vermilion as swords, shields and armour, as well as many other items such as Herbs and Candles. Boss monsters take the form of larger, stronger creatures which are integral to the story. Fighting boss monsters takes place in a side view of the battle where magic cannot be used. The gameplay features different views and play styles differing from the more traditional RPGs of the time. After the release of "Phantasy Star II" in February 1990, "Sword of Vermilion" was the main role-playing game launched during the "Genesis does what Nintendon't" campaign. "Sword of Vermilion" was one of the last Sega

neg: Arena (short story) "Fun and Games", also has a similar plot, as does an episode of "Blake's 7", titled "Duel" and an episode of "He-Man and the Masters of the Universe" titled "The Arena". Marvel Comics' "Worlds Unknown" issue 4 (November 1973) featured a faithful adaptation of the story. Amid escalating conflict between Earth and mysterious alien Outsiders, massive armadas from both sides are set to meet in what looks to be an evenly matched battle. Bob Carson, the pilot of a small one-man scout ship blacks out while engaging with an Outsider counterpart. When he awakens, he finds himself naked in a

neg: Coming of Age in Karhide as having an inbuilt mechanism which forces them to seek consent for any sexual activity. The story further challenges conventional sex mores because the narrator Sov is seduced by her male parent Karrid, so that she may "kemmer" for the first time as a woman, according to the tradition within their family. However, Karrid does not take advantage of his position, and permits no further sexual activity to take place. Lindow states that this experimentation was possible in a story written in 1995 in a way that it was not when "Left Hand" was written; "In 1968 and 1969, Le

neg: Brigadier Lethbridge-Stewart Alistair Lethbridge-Stewart acted as a consultant to a new generation of officers and by series' end became UNIT's new Scientific Advisor. If the events in this series are to be reconciled with the books, these plays would seem to take place between the events of "The Dying Days" and "Happy Endings", as this version of Lethbridge-Stewart does not seem to be rejuvenated. Also, the public does not believe in existence of aliens, which would appear to place it before the events of "The Christmas Invasion". In the "Doctor Who Magazine" comic strip story "Warkeeper's Crown" (DWM #378–380), Lethbridge-Stewart made a

neg: The Nightrunner Series have a very strong taboo against intermarriage or interbreeding with outsiders, any such act punishable by death and any offspring of such a relationship being ruthlessly pursued and killed. The only exception are the Retha'noi who live in the mountains near the Hâzadrielfaie, who have their own good reasons to distrust outsiders and with whom intermarriage is permitted. In the early books, the Hâzadrielfaie appear totally negative, a completely bigoted and xenophobic society - particularly in "" where the tragic story of Alec's parents is told: how his Hâzadrielfaie mother was killed by her own brothers, how the Hâzadrielfaie sought

neg: The Summer Garden known to outsiders as 'Tania'. They move from place to place. After Alexander confesses to why he was so cold to her, they reconcile and move houses. Finally living in a place that they've dreamed of, Tatiana's friend Vikki phones her to say that the USA government is looking for Alexander. Fearing for her husband's safety, she does not tell him. Finding out himself somehow, he goes to Washington to make everything right - also finding out that his supposedly executed mother "is still alive" in a concentration camp. Realising though, that he has been tricked by an enemy, he

neg: The Story of San Michele lover, and animals figure prominently in several stories. The stories cover a wide range in terms of both how serious they are and how literal. Several discussions with animals and supernatural beings take place, and the final chapter actually takes place after Munthe has died and includes his discussions with Saint Peter at the gates of Heaven. At no point does Munthe seem to take himself particularly seriously, but some of the things he discusses are very serious, such as his descriptions of rabies research in Paris, including euthanasia of human patients, and a suicide attempt by a man convinced

neg: Terminus (video game) a different ending than would have occurred if the mission had succeeded. One unique feature of "Terminus" is the story would progress with or without the player. The player could begin the game in story mode, then go off and do something else and the story missions/battles would still take place, reaching an outcome depending on which side eventually wins. In Free mode, the player chooses a career and does the same as in Story mode, except there will be no storyline missions. In Gauntlet mode, the player outfits a ship with near-infinite money at their disposal, and faces several

neg: The Vaporization Enthalpy of a Peculiar Pakistani Family obstacles, and once reconnected, they finally reach equilibrium. This story takes place in Pakistan, but does not specify where. The characters often mention places vaguely using phrases such as, "the City", or "the Mountains". The main character Tara also enrolls in Punjab University located in Lahore, Pakistan. Details in the story describing terrorist attacks and suicide bombings, suggest the story takes place during a time period of last 70 years in Pakistan. Because Malik's story is published worldwide, there is a broad range of readers. Overall many readers enjoyed the story, but there was some controversy about the genre. Some

neg: Hellions on Parade the liner notes for "Carver City"), amid tensions between members of the band. Speaking about the musical style of the track, he noted that it contains "really cool keyboard lines ... and it turned out really heavy". "Hellions on Parade" was written as the third entry in the band's "Hellview" song trilogy, which started with "96 Quite Bitter Beings" (from 1999's "Volume 1") and "Escape from Hellview" (from 2002's "Infiltrate•Destroy•Rebuild"). According to Miller, "Hellview" is a story "about a town that doesn't take kindly to outsiders", and the story of the third song in the trilogy "is about Hellview destroying

neg: The Outsiders II The Outsiders II The Outsiders II (Traditional Chinese: , Pinyin: "Dou Yu Yi"), is a 2004 romance and action Taiwanese drama starring Dylan Kuo, Ady An, Show Lo and Michael Zhang. The drama is a sequel of 2004 "The Outsiders". The storyline backtracks the years Blue Lan's character "Shan Li Jie" is serving a prison sentence so Blue Lan does not appear in this drama. Actor-singer Show Lo, who was not part of the first series is part of the main cast in the second series. The drama began airing on channel GTV on September 9, 2004 every Wednesday nights

neg: Zatch Bell! Raiku does admit that most of his work takes place in a restaurant where he does most of his story boarding. He says there is less distraction since he is just surrounded by people and not games and the internet. Story boarding for a regular chapter of Zatch Bell takes about two days for Raiku to do. When the editor approves of the story board he calls his assistants and they start working. Raiku usually has four assistants but when dead lines are tight he uses a fifth one. Typically, a chapter of Zatch Bell! is released almost every week

neg: The Outsiders II closing theme is track 2 "You Say 你說" by Chen Ke Hao 陳科好. The Outsiders II The Outsiders II (Traditional Chinese: , Pinyin: "Dou Yu Yi"), is a 2004 romance and action Taiwanese drama starring Dylan Kuo, Ady An, Show Lo and Michael Zhang. The drama is a sequel of 2004 "The Outsiders". The storyline backtracks the years Blue Lan's character "Shan Li Jie" is serving a prison sentence so Blue Lan does not appear in this drama. Actor-singer Show Lo, who was not part of the first series is part of the main cast in the second series. The

neg: The Taming of the Shrew the important task of distancing the later action, and of insuring a lightness of tone – significant in light of the real abuse to which Kate is subjected by Petruchio." Oliver argues the Induction is used to remove the audience from the world of the enclosed plot – to place the Sly story on the same level of reality as the audience, and the Katherina/Petruchio story on a different level of reality. This, he argues, is done to ensure the audience does not take the play literally, that it sees the Katherina/Petruchio story as a farce: Oliver argues that "the

neg: Law of succession in South Africa been left jointly to take the share of one of them who fails to take his or her share. Such failure may take place by the death of the beneficiary before vesting occurs; or by the beneficiary's incapacity to take his or her share; or by the beneficiary's refusal to adiate. Where the "ius accrescendi" operates the co-beneficiaries to whom the vacant portion accrues take the same shares thereof as they do of their own portion. Where it does not operate the share vacated by a co-heir devolves upon the intestate heirs of the testator, while the share vacated by

neg: Where Got Ghost? and the other female ghost, are ready to depart now that they have found two people to take their place. As an epilogue, the story skips to the following year where another batch of soldiers arrives for reservist training. Once again, two of them get lost and take a shortcut. The story ends with them wandering through the forest and stopping in front of Nan and Lei. Directed By: Boris Boo This was a short sequel to "Money No Enough 2". It is the Seventh Lunar Month and three brothers - Bao Qiang, Bao Huang and Bao Hui - all

neg: Aad de Mos Haag, forcing the Rotterdam team to take part to the post-season promotion and relegation tournament in order to maintain its place in the Eredivisie. In the first leg of the relegation playoff second round, Sparta were stunned by Eerste Divisie outsiders Helmond Sport, losing the game 2–1; Sparta then managed to get back from that loss by winning 2–0 in a dramatic return leg, thus ensuring them a place in the third and final round, in which they challenged crosstown rivals SBV Excelsior in a two-legged derby for a place in the 2010–11 Eredivisie. After the first leg ended 0–0

neg: Outsiders (comics) in August 1983. It was created and originally written by Mike W. Barr and illustrated by Jim Aparo (later illustrated by Alan Davis). After Batman left the group in issue #32 the title was changed to "Adventures of the Outsiders", continuing until its cancellation after issue #46. Issue #38 featured the last original story in the series, as issues #39-46 were reprints of stories from companion series "The Outsiders" (vol. 1, 1985). The cast of the Outsiders was notable for having mostly new characters (Geo-Force, Katana, Halo and Looker). The other members were two characters who refused membership in the

neg: Outsiders (U.S. TV series) Outsiders (U.S. TV series) Outsiders is an American television drama series created by Peter Mattei. Set in the fictional town of Blackburg, Crockett County, Kentucky, the series tells the story of the Farrell clan and their struggle for power and control in the hills of Appalachia. It is WGN America's third original series, which debuted on January 26, 2016. On March 11, 2016, WGN America renewed "Outsiders" for a second season which premiered on January 24, 2017. On April 14, 2017, WGN America announced, the series had been canceled after two seasons, with the then forthcoming last episode of the

neg: The Numbers Gang the hide sex between bandits is allowed as to avoid contact with women. Kilikijan retaliates by saying that he does not trust Nongoloza, believing he added this law to the hide after half his rock went missing. The two men commence fighting until they are both drenched in blood, and Po arrives to intervene. Po listens to both men's sides of the story. He then tells Ngeleketshane to travel to the mines to see if men were engaging in sex with one another. Ngeleketshane finds that this does indeed take place, but opinions remained divided as to whether this justified

neg: Metropolis (1927 film) around the year 2000. Giorgio Moroder's re-scored version included a title card placing the film in 2026, while Paramount's original US release stated that the film takes place in the year 3000. A note in Harbou's novel says that the story does not take place at any particular place or time, in the past or the future. "Metropolis" began principal photography on 22 May 1925 with an initial budget of 1.5 million Reichsmarks. Lang cast two unknowns with little film experience in the lead roles. Gustav Fröhlich (Freder) had worked in vaudeville and was originally employed as an extra on

neg: Investment theory of party competition on issues that do not conflict with the interests of their investors. Vigorous debate may take place on issues where an opposing bloc of investors is able to mobilize and advertise their position. A further consequence of this theory is that in policy areas where large investors agree on policy, no party competition will take place. This is the case regardless of the views of the general population, unless ordinary citizens are able to become major investors in their own right through expenditure of time and income. The "Investment Theory of Party Competition" does not deny the possibility that masses

neg: Exergonic reaction Exergonic reaction An exergonic reaction is a chemical reaction where the change in the free energy is negative (there is a net release of free energy), indicating a spontaneous reaction. For processes that take place under constant pressure and temperature conditions, the Gibbs free energy is used whereas the Helmholtz energy is used for processes that take place under constant volume and temperature conditions. Symbolically, the release of free energy, "G", in an exergonic reaction (at constant pressure and temperature) is denoted as Although exergonic reactions are said to occur "spontaneously", this does not imply that the reaction will take

neg: Hometown Story story. The game went under the codename of "Project Happiness" and was described as being a game to spread happiness. Wada stated that the game would take place within the "Harvest Moon" universe, but will be an overall different experience. The game was released for the Nintendo 3DS and iOS in 2013, but the iOS version does not include the entire content of the game, because Wada wanted it to be a more compact experience. The game was released on October 22, 2013 in North America. Rising Star Games published the game in Europe May 2014, as the creator Yasuhiro

neg: Serious Money later finds out that he was being investigated by the Department of Trade and Industry. Though she does not find the killer, she finds the American business woman Marylou Banes with whom Jake was dealing. Marylou Banes offers her a fresh start. The story takes place around the stock market troubles in Britain. Aside from that a second story follows Billy Corman's and Zac Zackerman's attempt to take over the Albion company from Duckett. In between this takeover Corman attempts to get Jacinta Condor and Nigel Ajibala [who are the foreigners with an interest in his takeover] to buy shares

neg: Victoria Day (film) experience of growing up, and it just happened to be in Toronto. It's an experience that could have happened for the most part in Chicago, or New York, Boston or Los Angeles. It happened to take place in Toronto, so there are elements that are specific to Toronto, but the story itself is like any teenage story in North America." Multiple critics of the film have noted that Bezmozgis' lack of climax had contributed to its lower ratings. It seems like Bezmozgis does not holistically communicate the evolution of a teenager's life, which may fail to fully illustrate the emotions

neg: Scottish book sculptures that this sculpture was the last in a series of ten sculptures: "It's important that a story is not too long ……does not become tedious ……. 'You need to know when to end a story,' she thought. Often a good story ends where it begins. This would mean a return to the Poetry Library. The very place where she had left the first of the ten. Back to those who had loved that little tree, and so encouraged her to try again …….and again. Some had wondered who it was, leaving these small strange objects. Some even thought it was

neg: Harmonia (visual novel) in the game is accompanied by character sprites, which represent who Rei is talking to, over background art. Throughout the game, the player encounters CG artwork at certain points in the story, which take the place of the background art and character sprites. Once the game is completed, a gallery of the game's CGs and background music becomes available on the title screen. The story takes place in a town with a stable water source that supports a small population. Frequented locations include the church where Rei and Shiona live, the library where Tipi lives, and the town plaza. The

neg: Queen Emeraldas be applied to one consistent timeline. In the 1978 Galaxy Express 999 story, for example, one notable difference from her other depictions is that Emeraldas is suffering from an unknown illness. Her place as captain was taken over by a robot imposter while she was mostly confined to bed. The story suggests that she does not have much longer to live. This illness is alluded to in the recent manga where Emeraldas does not engage in much physical action due to her weakened condition. However, the OVA version is a fearsome combatant—as seen in her gravity saber duel with Queen

neg: Conflict: Denied Ops be replenished at resupply boxes found throughout the levels. The story takes place in a fictional war where a Venezuelan conflict is taking place. General Ramírez and his associates have staged the Ramírez regime where Ramírez is slowly plotting to take over his country. First he sends his troops to seize the Petro Nivera Oil refinery then threatens to deploy nuclear weapons if the USA continue to "meddle in his country's affairs". Immediately two CIA operatives, Lincoln Graves and Reggie Lang are sent on a series of missions to take down General Ramírez and any other possible threat. First the

neg: Uglies series The Rusty Ruins. In Bogus To Bubbly, there is a map showing North America in the future. The rusty city nearest to Tally's city is Seattle, Washington. Diego is assumed to be San Diego, but in the future. Diego does not follow the Committee for Morphological Standards regulations about surgeries, and the fashion trends in Diego are very diverse, but at times bizarre to outsiders. The New Smokeys distributed "The Cure" in Diego, and partnered with the local government. Diego supplies the Smokeys with the cure, sneak suits, a city to take refuge in, and removal of the lesions by

neg: Katalin Vad adult business and the birth of her daughter, she has said, in several interviews in Hungary, that she has completely changed and, although she does not deny her past, she would not take the porn actress road again. In 2009, she appeared in the documentary "The Outsiders". Katalin Vad Katalin Vad, better known by her porn star name Michelle Wild ("vad" literally means "wild" in Hungarian) (born 16 January 1980) is a Hungarian actress and former erotic performer who worked mainly for Private Media Group (International) and LUXx Video (Hungary). Her first adult film, "Sex Opera", was shot in 2001,

neg: Elie Samaha deals raised eyebrows and the entertainment industry magazine "Variety" commented that they were "often so complex and variable as to leave outsiders scratching their heads". As Samaha put it during an interview about "Battlefield Earth", "I said, 'If John [Travolta] wants to make this movie, what does he want to get paid?' ... Because I do not pay anybody what they make. That is not my business plan." He is currently the President of Take 3 Productions, which produced "Breaking Brooklyn" (2016), a dance film starring Louis Gossett Jr., Nathan Kress and Colin Critchley. Samaha also was formerly a co-owner/founder

neg: Pern of the initial colonization of Pern. Similar to European Romani people and Irish Tinkers, they disdain hold life, choosing instead to live on the road, traveling from place to place. They tend to live in tightly knit family groups and are fiercely loyal to their group and way of life. They are extremely distrustful of outsiders and do not often take in strangers, especially ex-holders, without some proof of trust. Many are Traders (see below) and help organize trading caravans which travel from hold to weyr. A Gather is a periodic, day-long event, similar to a county or state fair,

neg: Cooneyites the Baptist, as recorded in the Gospels. Cooney himself was baptised and brought up in the Church of Ireland. Although members deny any name, the term "Cooneyites" is used to describe them by outsiders in recognition of Edward Cooney's role in the group's development. Elements of anti-clericalism which were prominent in Edward Cooney's preaching have been retained. The current group does not believe in church buildings, and meets in homes. It has not registered under and rejects any name, though they are referred to by outsiders as "Cooneyites" and acknowledge Cooney himself. The church does not hold formal conventions or

neg: Here We Are (short story) each appears to be hoping that the other is making the same assumptions about what is to take place. The petty conflicts that erupt during the conversation represent each character's fear that their new spouse in fact does not have the same assumptions about what is expected of them, and by extension, that the new partner does not love them in the way they want to be loved. The wife in particular is concerned about her powerlessness in the marital arrangement, mentioning several times the fact that she is "alone" on a train with the husband, away from her family.

neg: The Merchanter novels direct sequel of another in the conventional sense. Cherryh's merchanter-oriented works include: "Rimrunners" differs from the other three novels in that the story does not take place aboard a merchanter ship and does not feature merchanter families. All four books were nominated for the Locus Award for Best Science Fiction Novel in their respective years of eligibility, but only "Rimrunners" and "Finity's End" were shortlisted. Cherryh's Hugo Award-winning novel "Downbelow Station" (DAW, 1981), is also closely related to these works, as it covers the conclusion of the Company Wars between the Earth Company Fleet and Union, and the formation of

neg: A World Out of Time . . . this is either a novel that begins well and then goes "dreadfully" wrong or a cobbling together of several novelettes the first of which is a beauty and the others of which are stinkers." "A World Out of Time" was a nominee for the following awards: The story does not take place in Niven's Known Space. It does share the same setting as two of his other novels, "The Integral Trees" (1983) and "The Smoke Ring" (1987). All three novels feature the totalitarian interplanetary State, "corpsicle" personality transfers into mind-wiped criminals without civil rights, police-like enforcers called

neg: Grimshaw v. Ford Motor Co. jury verdict was plausible, and that the "core of the Pinto story" was: Given this description of the Pinto's design problem, some comments can be offered on the decision-making process within Ford that resulted in the Pinto. As shown above, a famous Ford report cannot be interpreted as showing Ford balancing lives against dollars in designing the Pinto. To state that the report does not itself reveal such a process does not mean, however, that such a process did not take place. Accordingly, I have consulted the Grimshaw record to learn what light it sheds on this question. As far

neg: Shattered Sight the year after "Breaking Glass" and two years before "Tallahassee" and "There's No Place Like Home" (this story also takes place in the same year as "Lily"). The scene with Ingrid and Emma at the funfair takes place about six months after they began living together, between August 26 and September 1. Ingrid and her foster daughter visit a funfair together and the flashbacks where Ingrid tries to make Emma explore her magic powers take place a week later. The flashback where the Snow Queen arrives in Storybrooke takes place in 2001, the same year as "Tallahassee", "There's No Place

neg: The Narcotics Story The Narcotics Story The Narcotics Story is a 1958 American film directed by Robert W. Larsen. The film is also known as Goofballs and Tea (American informal short title). This police training film uses dramatizations of real life events to demonstrate the battle law enforcement faces with narcotics, most specifically barbiturates - also known as "goof balls" - and marijuana - also known as "tea". It shows how to identify certain narcotics, identify the signs that someone is using, identify the signs of where drug deals take place, identify the signs of use in a secluded public place, and apprehend

neg: Kush Nama "The Elephant-eared"), the son of Kush who is the brother of the king Zahak. Kush the Tusked is said to have lived 1,500 years. The epic poem is dedicated to the Seljuk Sultan, Malek-Šāh (r. 498—511/1105-18). The writer's name does not appear in the work. The work encompasses events that take place during the reigns of the mythical kings of Iran, Zahhak and Faridun. In a section at the beginning, the story deals with the heroism, triumphs, deceit and philandering of the character Kush the Tusked. The claim of Kush the Tusked being divine is also recounted in the story.

neg: Billiards at Half-Past Nine free-thinking, kind-hearted ones, not willing to oppress other people while the "Beast" worshippers include the aggressors, the indifferent mass, the ones who subjugate, the accomplices of Totalitarianism. The main culprit is Paul von Hindenburg, referred as "The Big Beast". The majority of the story does not take place in the present, but rather we learn most of the plot through the use of flashbacks, characters remembering something from their past or relating a story from their life to another person. This complex plot structure allows the characters to be more fully explored as things do not simply happen to them,

neg: The Ballad of Halo Jones charge of her own fate. Other places she had visited or spent time in included Proxima IV, Vescue, Sirius, Skinner's World, and Popotoplec. Although it is mentioned that she met the famous historical figure Sally Quasa, this meeting does not take place in the first 3 books. In his introductions to the three 1986 Titan editions, Moore described its genesis. The story was designed from the outset to avoid the typical "2000 AD" story elements: "guns, guys and gore." Moore said that he had "no inclination to unleash yet another 'Tough Bitch With A Disintegrator And An Extra Y-Chromosome' upon

neg: The Hollowing the protagonist in "The Hollowing". "The Hollowing" shares the third person narrative viewpoint as does its predecessor, "Lavondyss." The narrative begins in the 1950s, merely one year after the events that take place in "Lavondyss," but the majority of the story takes place in 1968. Inside Ryhope wood, Tallis Keeton's young friend, Alex Bradley, remains an adolescent when he would otherwise be twenty years old. This is possible because the rate of time inside the wood is not synchronized with the rate of time outside the wood. The story's protagonist is Alex's father, Richard Bradley. Richard is on a quest

neg: Rigoletto "Rigoletto", but apart from "La donna è mobile" heard in the background during a restaurant scene, does not include any other music from the opera. In the 21st century, the opera was filmed as "Rigoletto Story" directed by Vittorio Sgarbi with costumes by Vivienne Westwood. First screened at the Venice Biennale in 2004, it subsequently received two Grammy nominations. In September 2010, RAI Television filmed the opera on location in Mantua with the court scenes taking place in the Palazzo Te. The film faithfully followed Verdi's original specification for the action to take place over two days, and each act

neg: Kong Island nothing to do with King Kong and does not take place on an island. The film is in the public domain. Kong Island Kong Island (original Italian title: "Eva, la Venere selvaggia"; translated as Eve, the Wild Woman) is a 1968 jungle adventure film (with a science fiction element) directed by Roberto Mauri (billed as Robert Morris). The film was promoted in the U.S. as King of Kong Island. The story takes place in the jungles of Kenya and its capital city Nairobi. Despite the title, there is no island (and no "Kong"). Mad scientist Albert Muller is experimenting with

neg: Bernard Hiller sense does not take place, his courses would rather have the character of a cult. Bohlmann herself said in an interview: ″Nothing is his invention. All his sayings are calendar quotes [...] It's great manipulation that's taking place, but it works.″ Bernard Hiller Bernardo Hiller, aka "Bernard, Bernie" is an Actor, Singer, Dancer, Producer, Writer, Acting, Life and Business coach. Hiller has performed in many Broadway musicals including "West Side Story" and "Fiddler on the Roof". He has also appeared in several TV shows and films such as Jean Paul in Raising Helen, and Max Lansky in Lansky. He also

neg: Letting in the Jungle by Raksha at a discreet distance. Meanwhile, Bagheera the panther arrives and takes their place in the hut, so that when the villagers arrive to take out the prisoners they get an unpleasant surprise. The next day Mowgli tells Bagheera he has a plan to take revenge on the villagers, a plan that involves Hathi the elephant and his sons. Bagheera is sceptical that Hathi will answer Mowgli's summons, but is surprised when he does so. Mowgli tells Hathi of a story Buldeo once told, about an elephant that escaped from a trap and took revenge upon his captors by

neg: CP1 (classification) 1 is for no functional movement of the muscle or where there is no motor coordination. A 2 is for normal muscle movement range not exceeding 25% or where the movement can only take place with great difficult and, even then, very slowly. A 3 is where normal muscle movement range does not exceed 50%. A 4 is when normal muscle movement range does not exceed 75% and or there is slight in-coordination of muscle movement. A 5 is for normal muscle movement. Swimming classification generally has three components. The first is a bench press. The second is water test.

neg: Commander in Chief (horse) favourite. He was the preferred ride of Pat Eddery, leaving the ride on Commander in Chief to Mick Kinane. Commander in Chief who started 15/2 second favourite, was held up in the early stages and turned into the straight in sixth place. He then made rapid progress to take the lead two furlongs out and quickly went clear. He was never in any danger and won very easily by three and a half lengths from the 150/1 outsiders Blue Judge and Blues Traveller. Tenby, who had been in second place at one point, weakened badly in the straight and finished

neg: The Lion King II: Simba's Pride just as he is confronted by Zira, Kovu's mother and the Outsiders' leader. Zira reminds Simba of how he exiled her and the other Outsiders, and she reveals that she selected Kovu to be Scar's successor. After returning to the Pride Lands, Nala and the rest of the pride head back to Pride Rock while Simba lectures Kiara about the danger posed by the Outsiders. He then tells her that they are a part of each other. In the Outlands, Zira reminds Kovu that Simba killed Scar and exiled the lionesses who respected him. Kovu explains that he does not

neg: SKULL (DC Comics) was genetically engineered by Doctor Chaysten. Pons threatens to kill the clone if Kobra does not work for SKULL. Kobra eventually joins with the Outsiders in order to defeat Pons and later escapes. Simon Pons and Doctor Chaysten were later captured by the Outsiders. At one point, the SKULL attempt to kidnap Metamorpho and use him to create plutonium. SKULL's last appearance was in "Outsiders" (vol. 1) #25 (November 1987). SKULL (DC Comics) The SKULL group is a fictional DC Comics criminal organization, introduced in 1976's "Superman" #301. They were created by Gerry Conway and Curt Swan. The SKULL organization

neg: Gundam Evolve be noted that this "Evolve"'s place within "Gundam Wing" continuity is unclear, but it appears to take place during the last story arc of the series, after White Fang captures Relena but before Doctor J dies. During this period, Heero was working with the other four Gundam pilots; their absence from this mission is a source of much of this confusion. However, the event is mentioned in secret documents at the beginning of the novel "", where it was stated to take place in the spring of A.C. 196, after the TV series and before Endless Waltz. In a secret

neg: Disruptive innovation that did not disrupt the market for horse-drawn vehicles. The market for transportation essentially remained intact until the debut of the lower-priced Ford Model T in 1908. The "mass-produced" automobile was a disruptive innovation, because it changed the transportation market, whereas the first thirty years of automobiles did not. Disruptive innovations tend to be produced by outsiders and entrepreneurs in startups, rather than existing market-leading companies. The business environment of market leaders does not allow them to pursue disruptive innovations when they first arise, because they are not profitable enough at first and because their development can take scarce resources

neg: Needle in a Haystack (House) everything and that he is a Romani, and does not want to share his personal information or medical history with outsiders. After a consultation with House, Foreman tries to find a deep-vein thrombosis by carrying out an arteriogram, although House suggests thinning his blood and redoing the venogram. Foreman discovers his liver is failing, after which House suggests doing a CT scan, MRI, and other tests. After the MRI, they find a granuloma, and believe he has Wegener's Disease; House suggests immediate treatment since a liver biopsy to confirm Wegener's would take too long to obtain results. The treatment improved

neg: Merlin's Wood subsequently revised for inclusion in "Merlin's Wood" to take into account archaeological discoveries made in the interim. This short story takes place in Ireland where six-thousand-year-old earthen mounds, or tumuli and monumental carved stones mark various tombs. The specific area is Knowth in the valley of the River Boyne in Ireland. The protagonist, John Farrel, who is in his late 20s, travels back in time (from a presumed future date when time travel is possible) to the third millennium BC to investigate first-hand the archaeological sites to-be. The story takes place over the period of seventeen days. The story is

neg: Bruce Wayne: The Road Home and Bruce sees that Alfred really believes in Stephanie. Alfred asks why Bruce has not looked for Cassandra and that was because Bruce already knows where she is and so does Tim. Bruce says it was all part of his plan for Cassandra to let Stephanie become Batgirl. The road home continues into the Outsiders. In Markovia there have been riots against Geo-Force and even assassins hired to kill him. Looker returns and greets Katana. Halo does not remember Looker because of her memory issues. Vicki Vale decides to meet up with Creeper for some journalist advice. She asks him

neg: Mark Latham New South Wales. Keneally threatened to take defamation action and made a formal complaint to Sky News management. In a separate incident, ABC Radio Sydney presenter Wendy Harmer initiated legal action after Latham made numerous statements criticising her. A third controversy related to Latham questioning the sexuality of a school student during an "Outsiders" segment criticising a video put out by Sydney Boys High School in support of International Women's Day and suggested he "thought that first guy was gay", referring to a student in the video. Latham was fired from Sky News on 29 March 2017 after the story

neg: Cheyenne Frontier Days 40 competitors taking place in five events for one afternoon. At the end there is one winner. Competitors are professionals and college national champions. There is also a team format where the team represents a local business and winnings are donated to charity. Both the individual and team format is an elimination style contest. Participation is by invitation. The five events are bareback bronc riding, barrel racing, bull riding, saddle bronc riding, and steer wrestling. The Cinch Rodeo does not take place every year as tour locations are determined annually and every rodeo does not make the list year. Starting

neg: Myrrha of his in-story characters, Orpheus, sing it; second, Ovid tells his audience not even to believe the story (cf. quote in "Ovid's version"); third, he has Orpheus congratulate Rome, Ovid's home town, for its being far away from the land where this story took place (Cyprus). By distancing himself, Doll writes, Ovid lures his audience to keep listening. First then does Ovid begin telling the story describing Myrrha, her father and their relationship, which Doll compares to the mating of Cupid and Psyche: here the lovemaking occurs in complete darkness and only the initiator (Cupid) knows the identity of the

neg: Bad Samaritan Bad Samaritan The Bad Samaritan is a fictional character published by DC Comics. His first appearance was in "The Outsiders" vol. 1 #3, (January 1986), and he was created by Mike W. Barr and Jim Aparo. Because of publication differences between "Batman and the Outsiders", "The Outsiders" vol. 1, and "Adventures of the Outsiders", the Bad Samaritan's first published appearance was not his first in appearance in DC Comics' shared fictional universe. His first chronological appearance was in "The Outsiders" #3 (January 1986), but according to The Outsiders #4 where he refers to events that occurred in "Adventures of the

neg: The Belle Starr Story gang to take the loot. He is caught and tortured by Pinkerton agents to reveal the hiding place of the missing jewels, but he does not know. Belle appears and shoots one man, getting the drop on the others. She leaves with Larry, revealing the hiding place, in a crystal chandelier. The two separate after she has slapped him, kissed him and he has shot off her hat. ”See you the next poker game!” she shouts. In his investigation of narrative structures in Spaghetti Western films, Fridlund describes the relationship between Belle Starr and Blackie as a variation on the