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Objective Writting: Against Abortion Abortion is the deliberate killing of the weakest and most defenseless form of human. Sadly abortion is considered a right and easy alternative women have. Many people support abortion. I am not of them. Their reasons for support are varied. However, I believe that support for abortion is not possible for those who understand our dignity as humans serving God. God made us, and life should be put in the hands of him to judge, not us. Abortion has been grooved in our culture. Since the Supreme Court handed down the Roe v. Wade decision in 1973 (this found the rights of abortion), some 40 million abortions have been committed. We are shocked when we read about the human sacrifices of ancient cultures. Yet, our unborn children are routinely sacrificed for the convenience of feminists. Why has this happened in our â€Å"progressive† time? What can we do to stop this evil? A lot of people in our society have come to believe that they benefit from abortion. They have been convinced by endless misinformation that the practice of abortion is good and that it must be protected at all costs. This extreme view comes from the radical feminists who argue foolishly that women should be free to choose to kill their unborn babies. Thought about the consequence of conception should be thought of before it. After conception, it is too late. A child who is a human being has been created. One of the most important pri nciples of traditional Western civilization is that one person should not kill another for their own convenience. The feminists have cast this principle aside by allowing women to kill their unborn babies. There is no real difference between killing a child before or after it is born. Feminists believe that for women to win their struggle, they must have total control over child bearing and b... Free Essays on Objective Writting Free Essays on Objective Writting Objective Writting: Against Abortion Abortion is the deliberate killing of the weakest and most defenseless form of human. Sadly abortion is considered a right and easy alternative women have. Many people support abortion. I am not of them. Their reasons for support are varied. However, I believe that support for abortion is not possible for those who understand our dignity as humans serving God. God made us, and life should be put in the hands of him to judge, not us. Abortion has been grooved in our culture. Since the Supreme Court handed down the Roe v. Wade decision in 1973 (this found the rights of abortion), some 40 million abortions have been committed. We are shocked when we read about the human sacrifices of ancient cultures. Yet, our unborn children are routinely sacrificed for the convenience of feminists. Why has this happened in our â€Å"progressive† time? What can we do to stop this evil? A lot of people in our society have come to believe that they benefit from abortion. They have been convinced by endless misinformation that the practice of abortion is good and that it must be protected at all costs. This extreme view comes from the radical feminists who argue foolishly that women should be free to choose to kill their unborn babies. Thought about the consequence of conception should be thought of before it. After conception, it is too late. A child who is a human being has been created. One of the most important pri nciples of traditional Western civilization is that one person should not kill another for their own convenience. The feminists have cast this principle aside by allowing women to kill their unborn babies. There is no real difference between killing a child before or after it is born. Feminists believe that for women to win their struggle, they must have total control over child bearing and b...

Black History Month - African American Inventors, L

Black History Month - African American Inventors, L Black history inventors are listed alphabetically. Each listing has the name of the black inventor followed by the patent number(s) which is the unique number assigned to an invention when a patent is issued, the date the patent was issued, and a description of the invention as written by the inventor. If available, links are provided to in-depth articles, biographies, illustrations and photos on each individual inventor or patent.   Lewis Howard Latimer #147,363, 2/10/1874, Water closets for railway cars (co-inventor Charles W.Brown)#247,097, 9/13/1881, Electric lamp, (co-inventor Joseph V. Nichols)​#252,386, 1/17/1882, Process of manufacturing carbons#255,212, 3/21/1882, Globe supporter for electric lamps (co-inventor John Tregoning)#334,078, 1/12/1886, Apparatus for cooling and disinfecting#557,076, 3/24/1896, Locking rack for hats, coats, and umbrellas#781,890, 2/7/1905, Book supporter#968,787, 8/30/1910, Lamp fixture William A Lavalette #208,184, 9/17/1878, Improvement in printing presses#208,208, 9/17/1878, Variation of printing press Arthur Lee #2,065,337, 12/22/1936, Self propelled toy fish Henry Lee #61,941, 2/12/1867, Improvements in animal traps Joseph Lee #524,042, 8/7/1894, Kneading machine#540,553, 6/4/1895, Bread crumbing machine Lester A Lee #4,011,116, 3/8/1977, Carbon dioxide laser fuels Maurice William Lee #2,906,191, 9/29/1959, Aromatic pressure cooker and smoker Robert Lee #2,132,304, 10/4/1938, Safety attachment for automotive vehicles Herbert Leonard #3,119,657, 1/28/1964, Production of hydroxylamine hydrochloride#3,586,740, 6/22/1971, High impact polystyrene Frank W Leslie #590,325 9/21/1897 Envelope seal Francis Edward LeVert #4,091,288, 5/23/1978, Threshold self-powered gamma detector for use as a monitor of power in a nuclear reactor#4,722,610, 2/2/1988, Monitor for deposition on heat transfer surfaces#4,805,454, 2/21/1989, Continuous fluid level detector#4,765,943, Thermal neutron detectors and system using the same#4,316,180, Directional detector of changes in a local electrostatic field#4,280,684, Manual automobile pusher#4,277,727, Digital room light controller#4,259,575, Directional gamma detector#4,218,043, Manual automobile pusher#4,136,282, Directional detector of gamma rays#5,711,324, Hair drying curler apparatus#5,541,464, Thermionic generator#5,443,108, Upwardly deployed privacy blind#5,299,367, Hair drying curler apparatus#5,256,878, Self powered detector based monitor for radiographic cameras#6,886,274, Spring cushioned shoe#6,865,824, Fluid flow system for spring-cushioned shoe#6,665,957, Fluid flow system for spring-cushioned shoe#6,583,617, Barkhausen noise measurement probe with magneto resistive sensor and cylindrical magnetic shield #6,442,779, Portable feet elevator#6,353,656, Radioisotope based x-ray residual stress analysis apparatus#6,282,814, Spring cushioned shoe#6,240,967, Sleeve assembly for protecting conducting wires against damage by cutting implements#7,159,338, Fluid flow system for spring-cushioned shoe K Latimer to LeVert, Lewis to Lu Valle M Anthony L Lewis #483,359, 9/27/1892, Window cleaner Edward R Lewis #362,096, 5/3/1887, Spring gun James Earl Lewis #3,388,399, 6/11/1968, Antenna feed for two coordinate tracking radars Henry Linden #459,365, 9/8/1891, Piano truck Ellis Little #254,666, 3/7/1882, Bridle-bit Emanuel L Logan Jr #3,592,497, 7/13/1971, Door bar latch Amos E Long #610,715, 9/13/1898, Cap for bottle and jars (co-inventor Albert A Jones) Frederick J Loudin #510,432, 12/12/1893, Fastener for the meeting rails of sashes#512,308, 1/9/1894, Key fastener John Lee Love #542,419, 7/9/1895, Plasterers hawk#594,114, 11/23/1897, Pencil sharpener Henry R Lovell #D 87,753, 9/13/1932, Design for a doorcheck William E Lovett #3,054,666, 9/18/1962, Motor fuel composition James E Lu Valle #3,219,445, 11/23/1965, Photographic processes#3,219,448, 11/23/1965, Photographic medium and methods of preparing same#3,219,451, 11/23/1965, Sensitizing photographic media Continue black history database M