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December 11
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Greek word for "tunic" ; makes up the setae of annelids; is composed of acetylglocosamines | chitin |
written by Vitruvius in 27 B.C. ; translations made later on include Giocondo's, Daniele Barbaro's,Bracciolini's and William Newton's, | Ten Books on Architecture ( De Architectura) |
edited Der Angriff | Goebbels |
isolated by Moisson in 1886 ; cryolite is an ore | fluorine |
1410 battle that included Witold of Lithuania and Ladislav of Poland | Tannenberg (Grunwald) |
he threatened the power of Zeno; surrendered Ravenna in 493 ; was a Scirian and was attacked by Theodoric ; younger son of Edico (served Attila the Hun) ; defeated Orestes and Romulus Augustulus ; defeated the Rugians | Odoacer |
was an associate of Sandburg and Masters ; wrote "The Congo" and "General William Booth Enters Heaven" | Vachel Lindsay |
famous ones include Magnitka and Belomor Canal | Gulags |
dsicovered Bumabashi, Ohehomenos, and Tiryns ; his assistant was Wilhelm Dorpfeld | Heinrich Schliemann |
a 1513 Battle in which the Earl of Surrey defeated James IV of Scotland | Flodden Field |
worked at Columbia ; wrote the Pscyhology of Arithmetic ; Animal Intelligence ; Notes on Child Study ; most famously, Educational Pscyhology ; developed connectionism | Edward Thorndike |
terroist group at 1972 Munich Olympics | Black Sepetember |
founded by Theo Van Doesburg ; included Piet Mondrian and Gerrir Rietveld ; advocated "the universal harmony of life" | de Stijl |
battle in which George II defeats duc de Noialle | Dettingen |
wrote "Anti-Anti Relativism" ; "the Politics of Meaning" ; "The Interpretation of Cultures" | Clifford Geertz |
capital of Burgundy | Dijon |
parts of this C.S. Lewis book include "Trilemma" ; "The Rival Conceptions of God" ; "The Invasion" ; "Beyond Personality" | Mere Christianity |
Hans Komberg worked under this man | Hans Krebs |
regulatory molecules that affect white blood cells | interleukins |
synthesized from 1-tryptophan; is known as 5-hydroxytryptamine | serotonin |
consists of protosome coelomtate | annelida |
supraspinatus muscles, humeral head, glenoid socket | rotator cuff |
found by Ruysch; contains the circular sphincter | iris |
deciphered by John Chadwick and Michael Ventris in 1953 ; it had no signs for lone consonants and closed syllables | Linear B |
wrote Christopher Unborn | Fuentes |
originally called Abraxa ; characters enconunter Anemolians at Amaurot ; Portugese traveller is Hythloday and his friend is Peter Giles | Utopia |
composed for the Vienna Men Singing Society in 1867 | Blue Danube Waltz |
composed Roses from the South ; Morning Leaves ; Emperor Waltzes | Strauss (the Younger) |
"Short Symphony" ; An Outdoor Overture | Copland |
this processes important component is malic acid ; split into obligate and facultative types ; it passes parenchyma in stems and leaves | CAM (Crassulacean Acid Metabolism) |
contains Mount Abora ; is an "anodyne" induced dream from Porlock | Kubla Khan |
meaning came from Patrick Edward Dove ; was mentioned in the Wedge Document ; was the subject of Kitzmiller vs. Dover Schools | intelligent design |
Bog With Cherries ; Absinthe Drinker ; Concert in Tulieres Garden ; was a gunner in the Franco-Prussian War | Manet |