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== [[Southwest Atlanta Christian Academy]] == |
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Southwest Atlanta Christian Academy is a private school in Atlanta, Georgia, with a reputable basketball program. It's 'claim to fame' is alumnus and current [[NBA]] [[superstar]] [[Dwight Howard]]. |
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[[User:138.88.229.5|138.88.229.5]] 02:16, 5 February 2006 (UTC) |
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Revision as of 02:16, 5 February 2006
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New labels in the "abortion wars"
The traditional lables used for the opposing sides in the "abortion wars" are "Prolife" and "Prochoice". For several reasons, these labels are problematic.
In debating abortion, the term "Prolife" often lends itself to confusion about it's meaning, due to the tendency of opposition debaters to claim that it's meaning includes such things as euthenasia, capital punishment, war, and other "life-related" subjects. A quick check with any reputable dictionary will show that this is not the case, but dictionaries are highly underused in abortion debates:
pro-life adjective against open access to abortion: in favor of bringing the human fetus to full term, especially by campaigning against open access to abortion and against experimentation on embryos http://encarta.msn.com/encnet/features/dictionary/DictionaryResults.aspx?refid=1861736610
The term "Prochoice" is a rather confusing label, which mainly depends on the fine art of understanding euphemisms to convey it's meaning. It doesn't distinguish between the two sides, because it represents only one "choice" more than the other side supports. It's proponents often make complicated, long winded claims about "freedom of choice" which have no bearing on the actual meaning of the term, as evidenced by the common dictionary:
pro-choice adjective advocating access to legal abortion: advocating open legal access to voluntary abortion http://encarta.msn.com/dictionary_/pro-choice.html
The term "Proabortion" has precisely the same meaning as "Prochoice", but is always rejected by those calling themselves "Prochoice", with an erreroneous claim about it's meaning:
pro-a·bor·tion adjective - favoring legal access to abortion: in favor of open legal access to voluntary abortion http://encarta.msn.com/encnet/features/dictionary/DictionaryResults.aspx?refid=1861736813
The term "Antiabortion" might be useful, but is problematic also because natural miscarriages are also called "abortions", and because what is actually objected to is not the termination of the pregnancy, but the intentional death of the unborn baby that results.
Thus my proposal that a "truth in advertising" approach be taken, and that new labels be adopted for both sides which more accurately reflect what each side stands for.
For those who support the legal status of abortion, I propose the label "Probabykilling", and for their opponents I propose "Antibabykilling". No other labels more clearly pinpoint the positions of the two sides, or do it without any of the usual confusion about what other meanings the term have. Those terms use the plainest, simplest language possible to highlight precisely what the two sides disagree on.
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http://encarta.msn.com/encnet/features/dictionary/DictionaryResults.aspx?refid=1861736610 http://encarta.msn.com/dictionary_/pro-choice.html http://encarta.msn.com/encnet/features/dictionary/DictionaryResults.aspx?refid=1861736813
Yodavater 00:14, 5 February 2006 (UTC)
- No original research, please. -- ShinmaWa(talk) 02:00, 5 February 2006 (UTC)
Iped
Iped - common slang term used to describe the "Apple Ipod" in and around the Kirkcaldy/Fife area. (Scotland, UK) usually by those of a lower social standing i.e Chavs/Neds/etc
Sources
The little book of Chav speak - Lee Bok ISBN: 1905102208
82.41.137.155 00:43, 5 February 2006 (UTC)
Rui Oliveira AKA(also known as) Morpheus
Morpheus began wrestling at his school with his friends (at the age of 12)where formed a tag team called UWTT underworld tag team with a friend... at the age of 14 he started to practise with simple weights and then soon called do a unofficial wrestling federation called BWF.
- Morpheus becomes Bwf at 17th January of an unknown year (till further research)at the same age...
- Morpheus starts practising freelance design at the age of 12/13
![[1]](http://razz.com.sapo.pt/Logo%20formal.png){kind=link}
- Morpheus activities were not listed after that
- Does not meet WP:BIO. Sorry -- ShinmaWa(talk) 02:04, 5 February 2006 (UTC)
See also
- Ball bag
- Erotic sexual denial
- tease and denial
- Sexual abstinence
- Chastity cage
- Chastity tube
- Kali's teeth bracelet
- Chastity ring
- Cuckold
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{April Conn}
April Conn, (Born Jan. 23, 1989) is the daughter of Richard Conn, & Judy Grizzell. She has 6 brothers & sisters: Shari Ervin, Renee Teeters, Michelle Ervin, Jodi Conn, Chris "Tigger" Conn, & Michael Conn.
She is currently single & Looking.
Sources
Southern Ohio Medical Center, Portsmouth, Ohio
April Conn
Southwest Atlanta Christian Academy is a private school in Atlanta, Georgia, with a reputable basketball program. It's 'claim to fame' is alumnus and current NBA superstar Dwight Howard.