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    Annie Jump Cannon

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    Annie Jump Cannon was a female astronomer born in 1863 in Dover‚ Delaware. She was the eldest daughter of Delaware state senator Wilson Cannon. Annie became interested in astronomy as a child‚ as her mother‚ Mary Jump‚ taught her about the constellations. During her childhood‚ she developed a cold‚ which eventually made her go deaf‚ although it took years to go completely deaf. She attended Wellesley College to study physics and astronomy; she graduated in 1884. Ten years after graduating‚

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    Dolores Cannon

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    List of modern channelled texts From Wikipedia‚ the free encyclopedia This article needs additional citations for verification. Please help improve this article by adding citations to reliable sources. Unsourced material may be challenged and removed. (August 2011) Part of a series on Spiritualism Spirit Spiritualism Spiritualist beliefs Spiritism Practices Mediumship Faith healing Psychometry Automatic writing Related topics Afterlife Spirit world Spirit guide Shamanism Animism Psychic

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    Ida Cannon Contribution

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    Ida Cannon Corina Hopkins Introduction The following paper reflects on the life of Ida Cannon and the contributions that she made to the field of medical social work. Cannon helped develop medical social work as we now know it. She was also an active member of her community‚ as well as her state (Social Welfare History Project‚ 2012). Background Ida M. Cannon was born July 27th‚ 1877 in Milwaukee‚ Wisconsin. She was the third of four children to parents Colbert and Wilma Cannon. Colbert Cannon was

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    The Musical Cannon

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    The Musical Canon The musical canon put simply‚ is a form of disciplining music. As Augustine once suggested “Music is the art of measuring well”. “The canon is a list of composers or works that are assigned value and greatness by consensus” 1 However‚ the canon will always call into question the nature of its exclusions and which composers make it in and which composers do not. “The Canon‚ promotes proper decorum‚ and ensures proper conduct”2 Authors such as Adorno and Horkheimer‚ members of

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    Genuine Cannon

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    Carefully review the Grading Rubric before beginning the assignment. Read "Lab 3: Biodiversity." This lab will allow you to investigate how various organisms alter their environments. Additionally‚ it will allow you to assess the health of ecosystems based upon their biodiversity. Then‚ you will utilize this information and your eScience lab kit to complete Demonstration 1 and Experiment 1 on the Week Three Lab Reporting Form. Make sure to complete all of the following items before submission:

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    sophisticated. Weapons have increasingly become more efficient and accurate‚ but they have had a model to work with. First‚ you have cannons and mortars. These could use a wide range of ammunition and had a long range. A mortar could fire with a range of two miles. The cannon and mortar could fire grape shot‚ cannon balls‚ bar shot‚ and other ammunition. Cannons were used on ships later on throughout history‚ such as merchant and pirate ships. Another contribution was the Gatling gun‚ or the

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    da Gama to go on an expedition in East Asia. The journey is a prime example‚ which demonstrated how gunpowder transformed Europe. His use of gunpowder allowed him to set forceful deals with other nations after destroying their navies with superior cannons and boats. Even though China invented an early version of the powder‚ they neglected the improvement of it‚ as they believed it was noisy‚ cheap and dirty business. It was the Europeans who found success with gunpowder. The Europeans developed gunpowder

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    The Fort Cornwallis

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    The Fort Cornwallis Penang Island‚ as of today‚ is synonymous with its delectable hawker fare and its trails of heritage buildings and walkway. Among the many infamous historical landmarks of Penang Island - the Fort Cornwallis‚ which has a rich history of more than two centuries‚ stands out in the forefront. It is today‚ the largest and most intact fort that can be found in Malaysia. Fort Cornwallis’ history dated back to the starting point when Sir Captain Francis Light from the British

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    of guns appeared in the 1320s‚ and from the late 1330s the number of references to them rose dramatically. The early guns were of large calibre and used almost exclusively for sieges‚ although as early as Crécy in 1346‚ the English "fired off some cannons which they had brought to the battle to frighten the Genoese." Guns were made in one of two ways. Firstly‚ there were cast metal guns‚ usually of bronze‚ which were made at the foundry. These were usually the better weapons because they were made

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    Charge of the Light Brigade This poem‚ written by Alfred Tennyson‚ is called the Charge of the Light Brigade. Judging from the context of the poem‚ it appears to be on a small army charging into enemy territory. This poem talks about how the soldiers fought. Alfred Tennyson considers the Light Brigade as heroes because he writes about them as courageous and worthy of praise. Research I researched on the charge of the Light Brigade and this is what I found: * The Charge of the Light Brigade

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