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Batanes

Batanes is the northernmost and the smallest, both in terms of population and land area, among the provinces of the Philippines. The province lies on a group of islands in the Luzon Strait and is part of the Cagayan Valley region in Luzon. Its capital is Basco and is separated from the Babuyan Islands of Cagayan province by the Balintang Channel and from Taiwan by the Bashi Channel. The northenmost island is Y'Ami, which is 224 kilometers from the southernmost tip of Taiwan.
REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINES
Province of Batanes
Region: Cagayan Valley (Region II)
Capital: Basco
Founded: XXX XX, XXXX
Population:
2000 census—16,467 (smallest).
Density—79 per km² (11th lowest).
Area: 209.3 km² (smallest)
Divisions:
Municipalities—6.
Barangays—29.
Congressional districts—1.
Languages: Tagalog
Governor: Vicente S. Gato (2001-2004)
==People and Culture==
==Economy==
==Geography==
===Political===
Batanes is subdivided into 6 municipalities.
====Municipalities====
*Basco
*Itbayat
*Ivana
*Mahatao
*Sabtang
*Uyugan
===Physical===
==History==
==External Links==
Cagayan Valley: Batanes | Cagayan | Isabela | Nueva Vizcaya | Quirino
Batman: Vengeance

Batman Vengeance is a game in the Batman universe.
==Outline==
Ubi Soft brings the Dark Knight with this release of Batman Vengeance. Based on the popular animated series The New Adventures of Batman, the environments, villains, and the Caped Crusader himself take on a stylized golden age comic book appearance that communicates attitude and personality through deceptively Spartan artwork. This action game is fully three-dimensional, however, and the cartoon-styled characters interact in a Gotham City rendered with a realistic sense of distance and depth.
Berlin Brandenburg Airport

Berlin Brandenburg International Airport is the tentative new name of Schönefeld International Airport in Berlin, Germany. Brandenburg will be much larger than it is in its current state, while the other two airports, Tegel International Airport and Tempelhof International Airport, will close.
Berlin got three airports because each one served different parts of the city back when it was divided between the victors of World War II. After the death of the East German communist government reunified Germany in the 1990's, the city needed one central airport.
Big Pussy Bonpensiero

Sal "Big Pussy" Bonpensiero (mostly just called Pussy, although in an affectionate way), played by Vincent Pastore, was one of Tony Soprano's men on the fictional HBO TV series, The Sopranos.
Pussy was a very big and kind-hearted guy. He doted on his wife and kids and was a long-time friend of Tony's, helping him out in a number of areas. However, Pussy had three kids to raise and he wasn't receiving enough money through his work, so he began to work on the side operating in trafficking heroin. However, he was caught by the FBI and given the choice of either working for them as an informant against Tony Soprano and the family or facing the possibility of spending the rest of his life in prison.
Pussy worked for a while as an informant for the FBI, wearing a wire on occasion, but eventually Tony found out. On a boat ride with Tony, Sil and Paulie, they confronted him about being an informant and eventually killed him, wrapping him in chains and dumping him in the ocean.
See also: List of characters from the Sopranos.
==External link==
* HBO Profile: Big Pussy Bonpensiero
Birth tourism

In 2006, KNBC-TV in Los Angeles did a report regarding "birth tourism" by women wishing their children to be born in the United States. According to the news story, these women rent rooms in boarding houses for their stay, which negatively affected the Hancock Park neighborhood. Under the rules of many countries, such children have dual citizenship. According to Edward Chang, professor of Asian American Studies at the University of California, Riverside, the practice is popular among the elite of South Korea, since sons of these women can avoid compulsory military service. Being US citizens, these children do not have to meet the stricter international student rules to enter the University of California system. In addition, when they turn 21, they become eligible to petition for a grant of permanent residency for their parents. Some prospective mothers misrepresent their intentions of coming to the United States, a violation of U.S. immigration law. However, it is not illegal for a woman to come to the U.S. to give birth.
Bishop Stang High School

:This article is about Boston College; for the unaffiliated urban university, see Boston University.
Boston College is a private research university located in Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts, in the New England region of the United States. Its historic campus, one of the earliest examples of Collegiate Gothic architecture in North America, is set on a hilltop six miles (10 km) west of downtown Boston. Although chartered as a university by the Commonwealth of Massachusetts in 1863, Boston College's name reflects its early history as a liberal arts college and preparatory school in Boston's South End. It was the first institution of higher education established in the city, though it later outgrew its urban location and moved to pastoral Chestnut Hill on the city's western edge. Boston College is one of the oldest and largest Jesuit universities in the United States and is home to one of the world's most prominent Catholic theological faculties.
==About Boston College==
Founded in part as a response to discriminatory policies against immigrants and Catholics at Harvard University in the 19th century, Boston College acquired the nickname "Jesuit Ivy" in a 1956 commencement address by then-US Senator John F. Kennedy.The Jesuit Ivy, John F. Kennedy's 1956 commencement address Its charter was among the first documents to stipulate that the institution "from its inception shall be open to youths of any faith," a policy since expanded to include those "of no religious faith at all."
Boston College is called The Heights, a reference to both its lofty aspirations — the college motto is "Ever to Excel" — and its elevated location on Chestnut Hill, or "University Heights" as the area was initially designated. The name has lent itself to a number of campus organizations — including the principal student newspaper, The Heights — and to those affiliated with the university: BC students were universally called "Heightsmen" until 1925 when Mary C. Mellyn became the first "Heightswoman" to receive a BC degree. Today, the university's legacy includes over 147,0002006 Commencement speech by William P. Leahy, SJ alumni in over 120 countries around the world.
BlackBerry OS

RIM provides a proprietary multi-tasking operating system (OS) for the BlackBerry, which makes heavy use of the device's specialized input devices, particularly the thumbwheel. The OS provides support for MIDP 1.0 and WAP 1.2. Previous versions allowed wireless synchronization with Microsoft Exchange Server's e-mail and calendar, as well as with Lotus Domino's e-mail. The current OS 4 provides a subset of MIDP 2.0, and allows complete wireless activation and synchronization with Exchange's e-mail, calendar, tasks, notes and contacts, and adds support for Novell GroupWise and Lotus Notes.
Third-party developers can write software using these APIs, and proprietary BlackBerry APIs as well, but any application that makes use of certain restricted functionality must be digitally signed so that it can be associated to a developer account at RIM. This signing procedure guarantees the authorship of an application, but does not guarantee the quality or security of the code.
BlackBerry World

BlackBerry App World is an announced application distribution service and application by Research In Motion (RIM) for certain BlackBerry devices. The service will provide BlackBerry users with an environment to browse, download, and update third-party applications.
==History==
On October 21, 2008, RIM announced at the BlackBerry Developer Conference that the company would open an application store for their devices. It was also announced that the store was scheduled to be open in March 2009, and would work in conjunction with PayPal's services. On January 19, 2009, RIM began accepting submissions of applications from developers.
On March 4, 2009, RIM officially named the store "BlackBerry App World". It was also confirmed that the service would not initially be available for desktops, and only a web-based catalog would be accessible from non-BlackBerry devices.
==References==
==External links==
*App World official site
*BlackBerry official site
Black (video game)

Black is an upcoming first-person shooter for PlayStation 2 and Xbox developed Criterion Software and to be published by Electronic Arts. Details are scarce at this point, but it is known that Black will take place in Eastern Europe, and will have an emphasis on destructable environments.
At the time of this writing, Black has only been shown behind closed doors, but screenshots are available.
==External links==
*GameRankings PlayStation 2 previews
*GameRankings Xbox previews
Category: Computer and video games
Category: First-person shooters
Category: PlayStation 2 games
Category: Xbox games
Category: Criterion games
Bleep.com

Bleep.com is an online music retailer utilizing formula similar to Apple’s iTunes music service, offering single track or whole album mp3 downloads. Bleep’s catalog concentrates on Indie-rock and electronic music found on independent labels.
== Overview ==
Bleep was launched initially on January 14, 2004 for the distribution of Warp Records’ discography and other electronic and rock music. The website quickly expanded its catalog, gaining enough popularity to receive nomination for a Webby Award in the music category on May 7, 2004 alongside iTunes, BeatPort, Live365 and musicplasma (along with iTunes and others). Bleep’s mp3s are DRM-free files, encoded in LAME using the “–alt-preset standard” (--aps) variable bit rate command line. LAME’s --aps [[encoding method is generally regarded as the highest possible quality available from the mp3 standard today. 
Entire tracks and albums can even be previewed prior to purchase. The previews play 30 second segments at a time, and are encoded at 90kbs.
While not yet a standard at Bleep, lossless FLAC encoded files were also offered for Autechre’s Untilted album, at an increased price on April 18, 2005. Ring tone downloads are also available for select albums.
=== Pricing ===
On its website, Bleep explicitly claims “after the bandwidth charges and Bleep running costs are subtracted, the artist gets half the album or track price.” Files are purchased through PayPal or with a credit card.
* Single Track – $1.35 (.99p)
* Entire Album – $9.99 (£6.99)
* Double Album – $12.49 (£8.99)
== External Links ==
* Bleep
* LAME encoder
Bleep.com
Bleep censor

A bleep censor is used to filter out "inappropriate" audio content during a live broadcast and replacing it with a bleep signal.
The bleep censor is normally enabled by a software module which puts something like a five-second broadcast delay on the live content enabling the broadcaster to censor the audio (and video).
In the United States the Federal Communications Commission has the constitutional right to regulate indecent broadcasts. However, the FCC does not actively monitor television broadcasts for indecency violations – nor does it keep a record of television broadcasts. It relies exclusively on documented indecency complaints from television viewers. The FCC is allowed to enforce indecency laws between the hours of 6:00 a.m. and 10:00 p.m.
Audio censoring has received increased attention in the later years. February 4, 2004, CBS announced that, for the first time in the 46-year history of the Grammys, the network will be able to delete inappropriate video as well as audio. February 5, 2004 ABC announced they will impose a video and audio delay on the annual Oscar telecast Feb. 29, 2004 to safeguard viewers from any obscenities. February 13, 2004 CBC decided to put a broadcast delay on commentator Don Cherry after baring his breast in a publicity stunt taking place on “Coach’s Corner”.
==External links:==
* CNN.com: CBS to use 'enhanced' tape-delay for Grammys
* CNN.com: ABC to impose delay on Oscar telecast
* Parents Television Council: How the Federal Communications Commission Has Failed the Public
BlueStacks

Bluestacks is a Silicon Valley-based software company that produces two main products: BlueStacks App Player for PC and BlueStacks Cloud Connect. Both products revolve around enabling Android applications to run on Windows PCs and tablets. The company was founded in 2009 by Rosen Sharma, former CTO at McAfee and board member of Cloud.com, along with Suman Saraf, Jay Vaishnav and others. 
===Products===
The company officially launched May 25, 2011 at the Citrix Synergy conference in San Francisco. Citrix CEO Mark Templeton demonstrated an early version of BlueStacks onstage and announced that the companies had formed a partnership. App Player and Cloud Connect officially launched into public alpha on October 11, 2011 . App Player is a downloadable piece of Windows software that comes pre-loaded with several apps including Bloomberg News, Words With Friends and Drag Racing. More apps can be downloaded using the "Featured Apps" channel provided with the software. Cloud Connect is an Android App downloadable from the Android Market that allows additional apps to be pushed into BlueStacks App Player from any Android device. 
 
On October 13, 2011, BlueStacks was the subject of a CNET TV video review by Senior Editor Seth Rosenblatt. 
===Funding===
The company raised $7.6 million in Series A funding in May, 2011 from Andreessen-Horowitz, Radar Partners, Helion Ventures, Ignition Partners and RedPoint Ventures.. On Oct. 20, 2011 it was announced that the company had raised another $6.4 million in Series B financing from the same group of investors, as well as the chip-maker AMD.
===References===
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===External Links===
Official Website
BlueStacks' Facebook Page
Boeing B-17 Flying Fortress

The B-17 Flying Fortress was the first truly modern heavy bomber and is still one of the most recognized airplanes ever built. It gained its greatest fame for daylight strategic bombings of German industrial targets during World War II. 
The prototype of the B-17 first flew on July 28, 1935. Few B-17s were in service when the United States entered World War II on December 7, 1941, but production quickly accelerated. The aircraft served in every WWII combat zone. Production ended in May 1945 after 12,726 aircraft had been built.
=== General Characteristics ===
*Span: 103 ft. 10 in. 
*Length: 74 ft. 4 in. 
*Height: 19 ft. 1 in. 
*Weight: 55,000 lbs. loaded 
*Armament: Thirteen .50-cal. machine guns with normal bomb load of 6,000 lbs. 
*Engines: Four Wright "Cyclone" R-1820s of 1,200 hp. each
*Cost: US$276,000 
*Crew: 2 pilots, bombardier, radio-operator, 5 gunners
*Performance
**Maximum speed: 300 mph 
**Cruising speed: 170 mph
**Range: 1,850 miles 
**Service Ceiling: 35,000 feet
Bong Joon-ho

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Bong Joon-ho (봉준호) (b. October 1969) is a South Korean film director and screenwriter. He is a graduate of the Korean Academy of Film Arts. Bong directed multiple critically-acclaimed short films before his feature film debut Barking Dogs Never Bite in 2000. He is probably best known for his 2003 film Memories of Murder, for which he won the South Korean film industry's Grand Bell Award for best film director.
==Filmography==
===Director===
*Barking Dogs Never Bite (2000)
*Memories of Murder (2003)
===Writer===
*Phantom: The Submarine (1999)
*Barking Dogs Never Bite (2000)
*Memories of Murder (2003)
*Antarctic Journal (2005)
==External links==
*
Category:1969 births
Category:South Korean film directors
Boxing

A combat sport where two opponents score points by punching each other (wearing padded gloves) on the head and chest.
In amateur boxing, the version of the sport found at the Olympic Games, the primary emphasis is on
landing scoring punches rather than concern with doing actual physical damage to one's opponent (though
it still occurs). Competitors wear protective headgear, and box for three three-minute rounds. Each punch
that lands on the head or torso is awarded a point. A referee monitors the fight to ensure that competitors use only
legal blows (a belt warn over the torso represents the lower limit of punches - any boxer repeatedly landing 'low blows' is 
disqualified), and don't use holding tactics to prevent the opponent from swinging (if this occurs, the referee seperates the
opponents and orders them to continue boxing. Repeated holding can result in a boxer being penalised or, ultimately, disqualified).
If a competitor is punched sufficiently hard to have
trouble continuing the fight, and the opponent inflicted this condition with only legal blows, the match is
over and the competitor still standing is declared the winner by knockout. In amateur boxing, referees will readily step in 
and award knockouts even if the competitor is only relatively lightly injured.
Professional bouts are far longer (consisting of anything from eight to fifteen rounds), headgear is not permitted, 
and knockout wins are only awarded when the competitors are knocked down and stay on the canvas for ten seconds (or are repeatedly
knocked down). Serious injuries are far more common in professional boxing, a sport with considerable (though waning) spectator 
appeal, but with a large number of dubious organisations promoting "world championship" bouts and a long connection to organised crime.
Medical authorities around the world have consistently argued for a ban on boxing (or at least the changing of the rules to prevent blows
to the head) because of the brain damage found in large fractions of professional boxers, but such calls have not been successful, both on civil liberties grounds and the argument that banning boxing would lead 
to underground, illegal bouts with far fewer safety regulations than currently.
Bugs Bunny & Taz: Time Busters

Bugs Bunny and Taz is the second Looney Tunes game and the sequel to [[Bugs Bunny Lost in Time.
==Story==
Daffy Duck arrives at Granny's house to exterminate a mouse, but ends up breaking Granny's time regulator. Sending gears flying, Daffy is lost in time with a valuble gem. Bugs Bunny and Taz must help Granny collect gears from 4 different eras in time and help Daffy get home.
==Eras and Bosses
Aztecera [[Yosemite Sam, Gruesome Gorilla
Vikingera Elmer Fudd
Arabian Nights Babba Chops
Transylvania Count Bloodcount
== Cast==
Bugs Bunny, Elmer Fudd [[Billy West
Taz Jim Cummings
Granny June Foray
Yosemite Sam Maurice LaMarche
Tweety, Daffy Duck, Babba Chop, Count Bloodcount, Gruesome Gorilla Gashouse Gorrillas Joe Alaskey
More comming Soon!
Buju (musician)

Daniel Benson popularly known as Bujutoyourears or Buju is a Nigerian musician https://coolfm.ng/post/get-familiar-buju. On 16th April, 2020, Buju signed a record deal with Spaceship records, Burnaboy's record label https://www.pulse.ng/entertainment/music/burna-boys-record-label-spaceship-announces-the-signing-of-buju/cjp98kn . He rose to prominence after his request to Zlatan to feature on his song Spiritual went viral on all streaming platforms https://www.pulse.ng/entertainment/music/burna-boys-record-label-spaceship-announces-the-signing-of-buju/cjp98kn.
===EARLY LIFE===
Buju was born and raised in Gbagada, Ogun state. He started music and writing while he was still in junior secondary school. Later he got into music when he joined the choir and doing performances at valedictory services and released his first record in February, 2018 Catch a Vibe https://www.okayafrica.com/buju-nigerian-music-afro-fusion-interview/, and he got signed to Spaceship record by Burnaboy in 2020 https://hiphopafrican.com/2015/03/10/poe-biography/.
===CAREER===
Buju got signed to Spaceship Records in 2020 and is the first artist to be signed to the label along side Burnaboy. Buju recorded his first single Catch a Vibe in 2018 and dropped his latest single Lenu remix featuring his label boss Burnaboy https://thenativemag.com/music/buju-continues-dominant-run-lenu-remix-featuring-burna-boy/. Buju is inspired by Buju Banton, Damian Marley and JHus https://hiphopafrican.com/2015/03/10/poe-biography/.
===DISCOGRAPHY===
Year	Title 	Album
2019	 	
2019	To Your Ears	"Energy"
2019	To Your Ears	"Mind games"
2019	To Your Ears	"L'enu"
2019	To Your Ears	"Ohema" (featuring TMXO)
2019	To Your Ears	"Balance it"
2019	To Your Ears	"Catch A vibe"
2019	To Your Ears	"Commander"
2019	To Your Ears	"Spiritual"
2019	To Your Ears	"L'enu remix" (featuring Burnaboy)
2019	To Your Ears	"Spiritual remix"
 	To Your Ears	
===REFERENCES===
Button cell

==Button cell==
usually a single cell, lithium or silver-oxide based battery.
The larger lithum-based cells are also known as "coin-cells" (they have a simliar size).
==Scope of application==
*LCD wrist watch quartz watches
*calculators
*small pda devices
*some remote controls
*tiny toys (tamagotchi)
*backup of personal computer configuration data.
*Low-end quartz watch (most likely powered by a silver-oxide cell).
*Laser pointers
*LED lamps are commonly powered by three button (sliver-oxide) cells in series.
==Lithuim based==
This type provides 3 volts.
Modern quartz watches, calculators and small pda devices are commonly powered by this type.
==rechargeable==
This type is not widespread, sometimes three (larger) button cells are connected in series.
Rechargeable Button cells do not have good capacity performance.
Suitable chargers are not commonly available.
==other chemical composition==
*Mercury cells are now banned from sale in many countries.
*Alkali cells are sometimes found in low-end markets, but do only provide a fraction of capacity.
*Silver-oxide cells are not toxic, and have replaced mercury based cells.
*Zinc-oxide cells are utilizing air (it is required to remove a plastic foil layer before usage).
==other types==
9 volt batteries commonly contain "tablets" in button cell style, or an array of six tiny button cells.
For this reason the alkali versions are remarkable expensive.
Some special 12 volts batteries (remote controls) are also composed of tiny button cells.
Category:Electric batteries
C

* The third letter in the latin alphabet.
* The programming language C.
* A vitamin.
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The third letter in the Roman alphabet. In the Etruscan language there were no voiced plosives, so they took over Greek Γ (Gamma) to write their /k/. In the beginning, the Romans used C for both /k/ and /g/. Some scholars claim that the Semitic ג (gîmel) was the picture of a camel. /k/ developed palatal and velar allophones in Latin, probably due to Etruscan influence. Therefore, C has many different sound values today, among them /k/ and /s/ in French, /k/ and /T/ (like English TH in THIN) in European Castilian, /k/ and /tS/ (like English CH) in Italian and so on. 
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The programming language C: see C programming language.