Topics addressed by Independent Living (whose World Wide Web page can be found at http://www.inlv.demon.nl/) include jobs, hobbies, "sexuality and being different," and the recurrent question of how to relate to what the autistics refer to as neurologically typical people -- or "NT's" in the community's parlance.
Hannah J Davies Reid and co discover a throttled telegraph boy, leading them to dabble in the world of "mandrakes and mancipoles", or London's gay community, in modern parlance.
Stevo was what we call in fin dom parlance a "community whore".
Some of that violence has been sparked by fringe groups, "outside agitators" in the parlance of community residents and police.
Ron Suskind's extraordinary 2004 article on the nature of the Bush administration introduced the term "reality-based community" to our political parlance.
In recent parlance, the business community is interested in what the multi-national management consultant firm, McKinsey & Company calls talent development.
The choice of Gehry might have been "game-changing" — to use the parlance of the start-up community — two decades ago.
The term insane is outdated parlance in the mental health community.
But the tremendous interest in making money from the large number of people who frequent a site, or "monetizing eyeballs" (in industry parlance), also foretold profound changes for community sites.
In today's parlance, we interpret this allegorical metaphor as community service (seva) to the world; a way to remove social ills and address social justice issues with great strength (shakti).
Were she not helping to develop communities of nonbelievers, she would be called, in Christian parlance, a church-planter.
