Blind equality
Blind equality is the application of impartial judgement concerning multiple persons (or objects), usually in the application of human law by removing...
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Blockparty
Blockparty is a demoparty held in the United States. It was founded in 2007 by Jason Scott and . From its founding onward, it has partnered with Notac...
Bloodlust Software
Bloodlust Software is a developer of humorous PC computer games. It was originally formed in 1992 by two high school students (Ethan Petty and Icer Ad...
Bloop ball
Bloop ball is a game created in the 1960's by the Shields family of Park Hills Kentucky. It is a game based on baseball and kickball in several aspect...
Blue Dot World
Blue Dot World Is a company that developed a social currency (Blue Dots) which encourages people to support charitable causes . The aim is to transfer...
Blue ticket
Blue tickets have been used for several purposes.* Blue discharge, a form of administrative military discharge formerly issued by the United States fr...
Blue Wars
The Blue Wars: A term created by Joe Rozza, P.E., BCEE for his book <ins>The Blue Wars: The Rise In Global Competition for Water (And Why You Should C...
Blue&ndash;green alliance
A Blue-green alliance describes either an alliance or coalition between "blue" conservative parties, green parties and possibly "blue" liberal parties...
Bluehand
The Bluehand movement was an online (specifically Twitter based) protest group formed in January 2014 by an anonymous user using the pseudonym James B...
Blueneck
The word blueneck was coined during the 1990s and can take various meanings.Political demographic slangThe most recent use of the word "blueneck" is a...
Bob Adams (politician)
Bob Adams is a Republican from Jefferson County, West Virginia, who lost a tightly contested race for the West Virginia State Senate, by 200 votes out...
Bob Beaudreault
Bob Boudreaux is a Vietnam veteran and former weekend news anchor for KTRK-TV in Houston, Texas.Beaudreault arrived in the United States Army through ...
Bob Cohee
Robert L. Cohee, known as Bob Cohee (August 17, 1938 - February 14, 2013), was an American businessman and politician from Baxter County in northern A...
Bob Crittenden
Bob Crittenden, more formally known as Dr. Robert Crittenden, wrote the first version of Washington state 1993 health-care bill. He is an aide to Gov....
Bob Deutsch
Dr. Robert (Bob) Deutsch is a cognitive anthropologist, consultant, and founder and president of Brain Sells, a strategic advisory practice that works...
Bob Henry Baber
Bob Henry Baber (born December 15, 1950) is an American writer and politician. He is an Appalachian poet who was the first member of the Mountain Part...
Bob Horning
Bob Horning is the Republican candidate running for Oregon State Senate in the 16th Senate District. His opponent is Betsy Johnson of the Democratic p...
Bob Lansberry
Robert Roy Lansberry (May 8, 1930 - June 10, 1999) was a philosopher, consumer advocate, mind control activist, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania's most famous...
Bob Mackin
Bob Mackin is a North Vancouver-based multimedia journalist who has reported for local, regional, national and international media outlets since 1990....
Bob Reese
Bobby Lynn Reese, known as Bob Reese (April 29, 1929 - November 26, 2004), was a home builder, architectural designer, portrait painter, and businessm...