Doing the world for free
Three friends, one world, no money and no security!In Doing The World For Free, Kristopher Heikka, Jenny Lester Strååt and Liam McCullough attempt to ...
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Dokmai Garden
Dokmai Garden is a (now closed) private tropical botanical garden in the Hang Dong district in Chiang Mai Province, Thailand. The aim of Dokmai Garden...
Domain dominance
Domain dominance strategy refers to the search engine optimization method of leveraging existing websites' authority for ranking your own content. The...
Don E. Stevens
Don E. Stevens (January 14, 1919 - April 26, 2011)) was an American Mandali of Meher Baba, a cult leader. He is credited as the co-editor of Meher Bab...
Don Wright (public servant)
Don Wright is a Canadian public servant and executive, currently serving as Deputy Minister to the Premier, Cabinet Secretary and Head of the Public S...
Dorkie
The Dorkie is a small house dog that is a hybrid mixture of a Dachshund and a Yorkshire Terrier. In the dog breeding world, a hybrid is considered to ...
Dormant sensory organ
A dormant sensory organ can be a part of the biological makeup of any animal. It could be anything that resides in the body for which there is no expl...
Double dark theory
Based on the measurements of distances between galaxies it has been concluded that the visible matter of the visible universe represents only about ha...
Doug Thorburn
Doug Thorburn is an American researcher and the author of several books on alcoholism and addiction. The first of these books, published six years aft...
Doughlings: Invasion
Doughlings: Invasion is a Space Invaders-style fixed shooter game developed and published by Hero concept. A sequel to the previous summer's Doughling...
Douglas Jones (physician)
Douglas H. Jones is an American and Australian allergist and immunologist. He is a co-founder of the Global Food Initiative (GFI). Education and caree...
DPS Science and Mathematics Talent Examination
The DPS SMTE (DPS Science and Mathematics Talent Examination) is conducted by the Delhi Public School Society in collaboration with Science Olympiad F...
Dr Louise Porter
Dr Louise Porter is an Australian Child Psychologist with 30 years' experience. She has worked in private practice, consulting with parents and practi...
Dr Nancy Mroczek
Dr. Nancy Mroczek is a Boston based psychologist, philosopher, musician, TV personality and filmmaker has insights into many issues from animal rights...
Dream Interpretations
ANCIENT MYSTERYJohnnie J. Lim For thousands of years now, dreams still remain as an ancient mystery. In my attempt to answer my curiosity to find out ...
Drepandrikidae
This is family of birds that are found exclusively in the Hawaiian Archepeligo. They are a group of birds that have a large varietes of sizes and colo...
Drops Like Stars by Rob Bell
Drops Like Stars is a book written by author, Rob Bell. Rob Bell is the founding pastor of Mars Hill Bible Church in Grandville, Michigan and author o...
Drum biking
Drum biking, also referred to as "bike-drumming," "bicycle drumming," or "jam-biking," is the performing art of playing percussion instruments while r...
Drunvalo Melchizedek
Drunvalo Melchizedek (born in 1941) is an author and spiritual teacher, who lives in Sedona, Arizona. Melchizedek completed most of a Basic degree in ...
Drupad K Trivedi
Drupad K Trivedi is a British Indian biomedical scientist born in India, with an expertise in metabolomics and chemometrics analysis for disease diagn...