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Last update: Saturday 11th of February 2012
Nothing was found!Danish may refer to:
- Denmark
- Danish language, a North Germanic language spoken almost exclusively in Denmark
- Person with a Danish ancestral or ethnic identity; see Danish people
- National or citizen of Denmark; see Demographics of Denmark
- Danish pastry, often simply called "danish"
- Danish tongue or Old Norse, the parent language of all North Germanic languages
- Daner, a Germanic tribe
- Ihsan Danish, a poet from Pakistan
- Danish Kaneria, a cricketer from Pakistan
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Lars Hedegaard, the writer and columnist for the Danish newspaper Berlingske Tidende, is interviewed regarding the Islamization of Denmark. (Translated from the original Danish)
Hallo,I discovered this website while I was looking for new cloths. The website sales underwear and it's so cool. But the downside is that it's danish. Take a look at the cool design, it looks a bit like apple but still very unique! Then take a look on all the cool effects! I was shocked that you could program all these things.
Though headshots and blowing the enemy’s leg off in battle are fun in video games, non-lethal weapons can prove extremely useful in real-life situations. Danish company Empire North is working on a GPS-based rifle called ID Sniper that’s designed to embed a tiny GPS chip in a target’s body from up to 1.1km away.
The Copenhagen University researchers argue that biology and medical textbooks that say nerves relay electrical impulses from the brain to the rest of the body are incorrect. "For us as physicists, this cannot be the explanation," said Thomas Heimburg, an associate professor at the university's Niels Bohr Institute.
Danish Airconditioning manufacturer Danfoss has had a previously unknown species of Madagascan lemur named after it. Researchers from a veterinary college in Hannover, Germany, have given the new lemur the scientific name Microcebus danfossi. In return, Danfoss is contributing to further research.