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101History of Ukraine — This article is part of a series …
102Dihydrofolate reductase — Ribbon diagram of human dihydrofolate reductase in complex with folate (blue). From PDB 1DRF …
103Ducks Deluxe — Origin London Genres Rock, pub rock Years active 1972–1975 2007–present Labels RCA/Skydog/Hawkhead As …
104Dyrøy — Infobox Kommune name=Dyrøy idnumber=1926 county=Troms landscape= capital=Brøstadbotn governor=Rolf Espenes (Ap) governor as of=2003 arearank=282 area=289 arealand=277 areapercent=0.09 population as of=2004 populationrank=385 population=1,303… …
105Turkmen language — language name=Turkmen nativename= tk. Türkmen dili familycolor=Altaic states=Turkmenistan, Iran, Iraq, Afghanistan, Turkey speakers=ca. 9 million fam1=Altaic [ [http://www.ethnologue.com/show family.asp?subid=90009] Ethnologue ] (controversial)… …
106Dyrehavsbakken — (English, The Deer Park Hill ), referred to informally as Bakken ( The Hill ), is the world s oldest intact still surviving amusement park. It is located in Klampenborg (Gentofte municipality), Denmark.It started modestly when Kirsten Piil, in… …
107Jubba River — Infobox River river name = Jubba River image size = caption = origin = Confluence of Dawa River and Ganale Dorya River at coord|4.1771|42.0809|display=inline|region:ET OR type:river mouth = coord| 0.2495|42.6307|display=inline,title|region:SO… …
108Alexander Kielland — Infobox Writer name = Alexander L. Kielland imagesize = 200px caption = Kielland in later years pseudonym = birthname = Alexander Lange Kielland birthdate = birth date|1849|2|18|df=y birthplace = Stavanger, Norway deathdate = death date and… …
109Styrbjörn the Strong — between Styrbjörn and king Eric the Victorious.It is believed that there once was a larger saga on Styrbjörn, but most of what is extant is found in the short story Styrbjarnar þáttr Svíakappa . Parts of his story are also retold in Eyrbyggja… …
110Heiti — A heiti (Old Norse heiti [hɛitɪ] , Modern Icelandic pronunciation [heiːtɪ] , pl. heiti name, appellation, designation, term [Faulkes (1998, b), p. 306.] ) is a synonym used in Old Norse poetry in place of the normal word for something. For… …
