Butte Irish
The Butte Irish Hockey Club had been previously located in Vail, Colorado, where they competed as the Vail Avalanche. The franchise relocated to Butte...
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Butterfly tent
A butterfly tent is a specific type of tent, initially conceived during the mid 16th Century by Arab traders upon the Egyptian-Moroccan trade route. T...
Butterfly warrior
Butterfly Warrior is a term used by the Aztec's, it was of a legend Iztpapalotl the warrior aspect of The Aztec Mother Goddess "Coatlique". She grante...
Buy term and invest the difference
Buy term and investing the difference is a concept involving term life insurance and investment strategies that allows individuals to eventually "self...
Buza
Buza is a mixed martial art created in the 1990's by G. N. Bazlov in Tver, Russia. It includes war dance, hand to hand combat, and medieval Russian we...
By Force of Arms
By Force of Arms is a 1997 novel by maritime author James L. Nelson. It is the story of Captain Isaac Biddlecomb and Ezra Rumstick and their anti-Brit...
Bypass duct
A bypass duct is an annular passage that allows some of a airflow to bypass the engine core, or gas generator. If the turbofan is unmixed, the bypass ...
Byterapers
Byterapers (also abbreviated as (B)) is a Finland-based demoscene group, that formed in 1986. It is one of the oldest demogroups still in existence. A...
Bywater BASIC
The Bywater BASIC Interpreter (bwBASIC) is an interpreter for the BASIC programming language. It supports a large superset of the ANSI Standard for Mi...
Byxnet
byxnet is an IRC network, which was formed by people from a combination of channels on EFnet, centered mainly around the first-person shooter gaming c...
Byzantine ancestry of Greek Royal Family
In 1863, the 17-year-old Prince William of Denmark was elected as . King George I, as he came to be known, was the son of Louise of Hesse-Cassel and K...
Byzantine ancestry of Norwegian Royal Family
In 1905, the 33-year-old Prince Carl of Denmark was elected as King of Norway. King Haakon VII, as he came to be known, was the son of King Frederick ...
C-Tools 2.0
C-Tools 2.0 is a personal digital assistant software package designed to help doctors and their staff prevent, diagnose and treat cancer. It was distr...
C. D. Baker (author)
C. (Charles) David Baker (born August 27, 1951) writes historical fiction and books of Christian reflection. His first novel was published in 2000 as ...
C. Olivia Frost
C. Olivia Frost, professor emerita as of 2009, has been a member of the University of Michigan faculty since 1977. She was a Professor in the School o...
C. S. Upthegrove
C. S. Upthegrove is an American evangelist, revivalist, author and renowned minister of God. He used to be a disciple of A. A. Allen and was a former ...
C/2012 S4 (PanSTARRS)
As a comparison, the closest star, Proxima Centauri, is about 4.24 light years from the Sun, and Wolf 359 is 7.78 light years away. Any comet more tha...
C/2024 X1 (Fazekas)
C/2024 X1 (Fazekas) is a Jupiter-family comet. It was discovered by Mt. Lemmon Survey scientist, J. B. Fazekas. Discovery The comet was spotted in the...
C/o (Italy)
In Italy, but also some other countries, e.g. Sweden, c/o, or in the capital form C/O (or the character ), is an abbreviation used in postal shipments...
C64S
C64S was one of the first practical Commodore 64 emulators for the PC platform. Released in 1993, it was available for the 286 and 386 computers, and ...