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Blood Moon NFT

Blood Moon NFT is a unique generative NFT project created with the aim to revolutionize the NFT market by incorporating a more diverse and creative approach. Blood Moon has gained recognition for its use of graphic backgrounds and haunting wolf characters.
The project will launch on 13 November 2021 with an inventory of 10,310 NFT minting tokens. Blood Moon has gained mainstream popularity in the industry, even before its launch. It has been featured in leading media outlets such as LA Progressive, CEO Weekly, The Chicago Journal, LA Wire, and others.
==Background==
Blood Moon was created with the aim to disrupt the NFT industry by introducing a gothic theme on its platform. This project has Gory Wolves as its tokens with full scene graphic backgrounds to give it an artistic and unique touch. 
==Roadmap==
The Blood Moon roadmap plan consists of five stages, starting from a giveaway of 1 ETH & 1 Blue Chip NFT upon minting 1000 Blood Moon NFTs.
In the second stage, five winners from the first 25 percent of miners will receive a Blood Moon NFT each via airdrop. 
In the third stage, ten winners from the first 50 percent of miners will receive a Blood Moon NFT each via airdrop. 
In the fourth stage, ten winners from the first 70 percent of miners will receive a rare Blood Moon NFT each, with six or more Blood Moon NFTs via airdrop. 
In the final stage, the holders will be able to access an exclusive merch store, and the Blood Moon owners with select traits will receive free merch.
==References==
==External links==
* Official Website
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Category:Non-fungible token
Category:Ethereum
Category:Blockchain games
Category:Blockchain and auctions
Blood and Concrete

Blood and Concrete film directed by Jeffrey Reiner.http://www.allmovie.com/movie/blood-and-concrete-v6084
==Plot==
Car thief and punk rocker Joy Turks, trying to steal a TV from drug dealer Mort, is the last to be caught red-handed. Turks tries to escape and drops the TV, after which the angry Mort wounds Joey with a knife and drives him away, cursing him with a set of curses. Bleeding Joy gets to the cemetery, where the beautiful Mona, an unfortunate singer, was about to commit suicide. Seeing a bleeding guy, Mona changes her mind about killing herself and takes Joey to her home. There is a sympathy between young people. Meanwhile, someone is killing Mort, and since Joy was the last to contact him, the police suspect him. And those who killed Mort are also not inclined to let Joy live in peace. But real love comes to the rescue in the person of Mona.
==Critical reception==
Blood and Concrete called the film "not bad."
==In the media==
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==References==
==External links==
* Blood and Concrete on imdb
* Blood and Concrete at Rotten Tomatoes
* MOVIE REVIEW : ‘Blood and Concrete’: Creeps on the Loose
* Various ‎– Blood and Concrete (A Love Story) (EP From The Motion Picture)
* Watch Blood And Concrete | Prime Video - Amazon.com
* Blood and Concrete (1991) | BFI
* Buy Blood and Concrete - Microsoft Store
Category:1991 films
Category:American films
Category:English-language films
Bloomberg News

Bloomberg News (formerly known as Bloomberg Business News) is a worldwide news agency and part of Bloomberg L.P., which is located in New York City. Bloomberg News distributes its content via a variety of channels, including Bloomberg Terminals, Bloomberg Television, Bloomberg Radio, Bloomberg Businessweek, Bloomberg Markets, Bloomberg.com, and Bloomberg Mobile. As editor-in-chief, John Micklethwait has been with the publication since 2015.
A company called Bloomberg News was established in 1990 by Michael Bloomberg and Matthew Winkler with the goal of providing financial news reporting to users of the Bloomberg Terminal.
The company was founded in 1990 by a group of six individuals. First editor-in-chief was Winkler, who served until his retirement in 2007. Bloomberg News has more than 2,300 editors and reporters working in 72 countries and 146 news bureaus across the globe in 2010.
Category:Bloomberg L.P.
Category:Companies based in New York City
BluSmart

Blu Smart Mobility or BluSmart, is India’s first all-electric ride-hailing service. Headquartered in Gurugram, the company began its operations in 2019. Currently, they have electric cars like Mahindra e-Verito, Tata e-Tigor, Hyundai Kona EV in their fleet. On the occasion of World EV Day 2021, BluSmart announced their partnership with Jio-bp to set up charging infrastructure all across India.
== History ==
Blu Smart was co-founded on 14 January 2019 by Anmol Singh Jaggi, Puneet Singh Jaggi and Punit K Goyal. In the same month, BluSmart partnered with Mahindra & Mahindra to launch the first batch of EVs on the platform. In September 2019, the company raised an angel round of $3 million led by JITO Angel Network, Investment Office of Deepika Padukone., among other leading angels and stage VCs.
The company also recently announced completing 16 million emission-free kilometres in Delhi NCR. 
== Business Model ==
BluSmart functions on an asset-light model. All the cars are procured by the company on a monthly lease from companies like EESL.
== Services ==
BluSmart operates in Gurugram & South Delhi and a user can book a cab using the Android (operating system) or iOS Mobile App. In June 2020, this all-electric cab company also introduced its multi-hour Rentals. 
In April 2021, BluSmart initiated a vaccination drive for its driver-partners with their vaccination status visible on the BluSmart mobile app.
 
Category:Indian companies established in 2019
Category:Electric-generation companies of India
BluePrint Engines

BluePrint Engines (formerly Marshall Engines) is a Kearney, Nebraska based engine manufacturer. It was first established in 1982 in a small garage in central Nebraska. The company at that time was called Marshall Engines, and officially transitioned over to being recognized as BluePrint Engines in 2017. BluePrint Engines designs, produces, tests and markets high performance Crate Engine. 
== History ==
Founder Norris Marshall started the company out of a small garage near his home in Kearney, Nebraska in 1982. At the companies inception, Marshall Engines focused on refurbished engines. As the company grew, they expanded their capabilities to produce remanufactured engines, cylinder heads and transmissions for different types of vehicles. The company grew and expanded to new locations and buildings, with the first official headquarters being located in Kearney, NE at 404 W. Eighth St. The 50,000-square-foot Kearney plant was expanded in 1991 and again in 1995. A separate location in Overton. NE location was opened in 1999.
In 2006, the company expanded again in Kearney, NE to a new building and warehouse at 419 E. Sixth St. In 2007, the company continued to grow and needed to expand again. During this time, the company began to offer new products including performance street rod and race engines, engines for the U.S. Postal Service, and marine engines.
In 2015, Marshall Engines made its largest expansion yet doubling it's space by building a new $7.9 million facility on 2915 Cherry Ave in Kearney, NE and consolidating all of it's previous factory workers into one facility. 
In 2017, Marshall Engines rebranded and became known as BluePrint Engines. The move was made to differentiate the company from it's past where it worked with refurbished engines, to now focusing on creating only new engines. The target market also changed, with a focus on selling performance engines for customers looking to restore classic cars or for those who want a more powerful engine with upgraded horsepower.
== Engines ==
Since 2017, BluePrint Engines has focused on creating new high performance Crate Engine. BluePrint Engines offers a variety of Ford, Mopar, and GM type engine configurations. This includes small-block, big-block, and LS engines. BluePrint Engines also offers engine packages with a transmission and front drive already bolted on. 
 
Category:Engine manufacturers
Category:Companies established in 1982
BlueSky Relocation

BlueSky Relocation is a professional relocation service-providing company based in London that provides nationwide office relocations, packing services, house removals, and crate hire services to people across London and the United Kingdom.
The company has gained immense recognition and clientele owing to its vast industrial experience, transforming the removal and relocation process by incorporating more efficient and cost-effective solutions to deliver unrivaled customer satisfaction.
==Overview==
BlueSky Relocation was founded on 18 February 2020, headquartered at Gemma House, 39 Lilestone St. London, NW8 8SS, GB. The company operates through its offices in London, Surrey, Reading, Southampton, Oxford, Maidenhead, and Aylesbury and delivers services across the entire UK.
The company is a privately held company founded by a group of individuals with over 15 years of expertise in providing moving and storage services. They understand precisely what it takes to accomplish a good job. They founded Blue Sky Relocation to provide first-rate customer service at an affordable price. With many years of experience in the residential and commercial removals industry, they have successfully completed various removals for various purposes. Extensive experience has taught them that planning is required to ensure that the office or home relocation procedure proceeds efficiently and without incident. White Glove Removals is the company’s high-end removal service based on attention to detail. The company’s website also offers a blog that publishes articles on moving tips, guidance, and other related news.
==Mission==
The company’s mission is to build healthy and satisfying customer relationships. The company strives to make home and office transfers faster, cheaper, and less stressful to achieve the stated results.
==Services==
BlueSky Relocation provides domestic and international office and home relocation assistance services in London. The various services offered by the company include
* House Removals 
* Office Removals
* Packing and Removal Services
* Storage Services
* Crate Hire
==In the media==
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==References==
==External links==
* Company Website
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Category:Companies established in 2020
Category:Transport Companies
Category:Freight transport
Category:Transport companies based in London
Blue Deputy (band)

Blue Deputy is an American midwest emo band from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. 
==History==
The band began as a project by Andy Bunting who was later joined by drummer and partner Brody Hamilton.. The duo started recording songs together in 2020. They released two debut singles titled "New Jersey" and "I Hate Steven Springer" in July of 2020 under Chillwave Records. Bassist Drew Rackie and guitarist Grant Clayton accompanied the pair for a Northeast U.S. tour in 2021. After the tour ended, the band released a cover of Coldplay's "Yellow" on Bandcamp in December of 2021
Five demo and cover songs from the band are currently available to stream on SoundCloud.
During a 2022 interview with Sound In The Signals, Hamilton claimed that the band was in the process of recording a debut album, but a release date has yet to be officially announced. 
==Discography==
Singles
* New Jersey (2020, Chillwavve Records)
* I Hate Steven Springer (2020, Chillwavve Records)
Demos
* Sudoku (What Do I Do It For?) (2021)
* Peregrini (2022)
Other appearances
* Teenage Dirtbag - GoldFlame - The Burnout Generation Sessions (2023, Graduate Records)
Category:Musical groups
Category:American musical groups
Category:Musical groups from Pennsylvania
Blue Granite (band)

Blue Granite is a Dutch rock band formed in 2019 in Wanneperveen. The band's current lineup consists of Mark Heite (guitars and vocals) and Robin Heite (drums and vocals), Sam Keegstra (bass), Jordi Zwiers (vocals) and Ian Heite (keyboards). Blue Granite has a musical style that combines elements of rock, hard rock, pop, blues and jazz.
=== Formation: ===
Blue Granite was formed in 2019 in Wanneperveen by Mark Heite and Robin Heite. They started the band when they were approximately 16 years old. In the first place de band would have called: The Fiery Candles. They didn't think the name was good enough, so they replaced the name in Blue Granite. In 2020 Robin Heite invited Jordi Zwiers to join the band as a lead singer. Now they were with three members. Mark Heite on guitar, Robin Heite on drums and Jordi Zwiers as a lead singer.
The band had a hard time finding a bass player. The could not find someone nearby. After six months of searching they had finally found someone. His name was Sam Keegstra. He already had some band experience.
Blue Granite plays various genres, so they wanted a bigger and various band. So they looked for a pianist or someone who played the keyboard. For this they asked Ian Heite. Ian is a cousin of the Heite brothers. He thought it would be fun to participate in this.
Current members
* Mark Heite – guitars, lead and backing vocals (2019–present)
* Robin Heite – drums, backing vocals (2019–present)
* Jordi Zwiers – lead and backing vocals (2020–present)
* Sam Keegstra – bass guitar (2020–present)
* Ian Heite – keyboards (2020–present)
Category:Dutch rock music groups
Category:Musical groups established in 2019
Category:Dutch musical groups
Category:Blues rock groups
Category:Jazz-rock
Category:Pop rock groups
Category:Hard rock musical groups
Blue Martinez

Blue Martinez is an American rapper, audio engineer, producer, and designer based in New York City. He is known for his unique flow, delivery, and cadence. Notable singles include "I.D.G.A.F.," "Blac Hoodie," "RNS Pt. 1," "Make Money," and "STARS.
==Career==
Martinez debuted in 2014 with the single "I.D.G.A.F." and has since released multiple tracks. His music draws inspiration from Jay-Z and encompasses various themes, including introspective and thought-provoking reflections on his personal experiences. In 2017, Martinez released "RNS Pt. 1," reflecting on his past and the friends he lost.
In addition to his music career, Martinez is the founder, CEO, creative director, and designer at The Champagne Room, a luxury brand offering men's and women's clothing, furniture, eyewear, and accessories.
==Discography==
===Singles===
* I.D.G.A.F. (2014)
* Project Blue (2016)
* J.O.S.E. (Jealous Ones Still Envy) (2016)
* Supafly (2016)
* Blac Hoodie (2016)
* A Quarter to Three (2017)
* RNS, Pt. 1 (2017)
* RNS, Pt. 2 (2017)
* Make Money (2017)
* STARS (2024)
* D'Evils (2024)
==References==
==External links==
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* Blue Martinez on Spotify
* Blue Martinez on Soundcloud
* Blue Martinez on YouTube
* Blue Martinez on Apple Music
Category:American rappers
Category:American audio engineers
Category:American producers
Category:American designers
Category:American people
Blue Plate Mayonnaise

Blue Plate is a brand of mayonnaise owned by Reily Foods Company, headquartered in New Orleans, Louisiana. Blue Plate was created by the Wesson Oil & Snowdrift Company in 1929. It was produced in Gretna, Louisiana until 1941 when production was moved to the Blue Plate Building in Gert Town, New Orleans. Reily Foods purchased Blue Plate in 1974 and continued to use the same factory until production was moved in 2000 to the Reily Foods factory in Knoxville, Tennessee. The Blue Plate Building has since been converted into the Blue Plate Artist Lofts and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. In 2018, Epicurious listed Blue Plate as the best mayonnaise you can buy in a grocery store.
== References ==
== External Links ==
* Official website
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Category:Food manufacturers of the United States
Category:Manufacturing companies based in New Orleans
Category:Condiment companies of the United States
Category:Mayonnaise
Category:Companies based in New Orleans
Category:Food and drink companies based in Louisiana
Bluebell Group

Bluebell Group (Chinese: 蓝钟集团) is a Hong Kong-based, family-owned and operated French Distribution (marketing) of luxury, premium and lifestyle brands across Japan, Korea, Mainland China, Hong Kong SAR, Macau SAR, Taiwan, Malaysia, Singapore, Indonesia and Thailand.
The company operates complex distribution networks including flagship stores, single-brand or multi-brand stores for more than 150 brands in Asia, as well as e-commerce and Wholesaling|wholesale. Notable brands distributed by the company in Asia include Moschino, Jimmy Choo (company), Manolo Blahnik, Venchi, Brunello Cucinelli (company) and Davidoff.
As of 2020, it was the largest Duty-free shop operator in South Korea, which was itself the largest duty-free market in the world. Bluebell Group’s President and Chief Executive Officer is Ashley Micklewright.
Bluebell was founded by French businessman Peter Goemans, who established a perfume store in Cannes in 1948, selling duty-free to soldiers stationed near Nice since the second world war. In 1954, Peter decided to set up a store in Japan, where he formally established the Bluebell Group.
In 1967, Peter’s son Michel took the reins of the company with his wife Catherine, who diversified the group’s focus from perfumes to fashion and accessories. One of the earliest French luxury houses to work with the Group was Louis Vuitton from 1970. Other notable brands to follow since include Lanvin (company), Blumarine and Jimmy Choo.
In 2005, Bluebell launched the fragrance retail concept L’Atelier des Parfums in Japan, a multi-brand environment within department stores dedicated to perfume.
In 2009, the company founded the Luxury Business Institute, offering educational courses on brand management and storekeeping for luxury brand staff. The Luxury Business Institute has offices in South Korea, China, Hong Kong and Paris, and has worked with brands including Gucci, Hermès and Burberry.
In 2017, it launched b.space, a multi-brand concept store in Kuala Lumpur curating up-and-coming high-end streetwear brands for young generations of Malaysian consumers.
In September 2020, the group acquired a minority stake in distributor Translatio to strengthen its networks across Mainland China and Asia.
Category:1954 establishments in Japan
Category:Family businesses of Hong Kong
Category:Retail companies of Hong Kong
Category:Multinational companies headquartered in Hong Kong
Blueox

BLUEOX is a musical duo, formed in 2018 in Jersey City, New Jersey|Jersey City, NJ. Comprised of members Kieran Sullivan and Donny Dykowsky, BLUEOX has released five Single (music)|singles, as well as their EP Fearless, on the duo's Record label|label The Ski Team.
== History ==
Named after Sullivan's blue Ford Motor Company that was stolen, BLUEOX held their first recording session on April 1, 2018. Dykowsky and Sullivan first met at a Coffeehouse before deciding to record in the studio together that April Fools' Day. After just two hours, the duo had written and recorded their first song together, entitled "Whatever It Is".
The following year, BLUEOX released their first single "Panic Attack", a Stoner rock|stoner-rock tune about love and lust, followed by "Walk Tall". 
In 2020, the duo released three more singles: "Brokedown Palace", a cover of the Grateful Dead track by the same name, "Black Star Road", and "Ten Feet Tall". In addition, BLUEOX released their first EP entitled Fearless. The title track and first song on the EP is a tribute to Pink Floyd's "Fearless". The rest of the EP is made up of three new original songs: "The List", "Whatever It Is", and "Fly On".
== Members ==
Members
Name 	Instrument(s) 	Years Active
Donny Dykowsky 	Guitar / Vocals	2018 - present
Kieran Sullivan	Guitar / Vocals	2018 - present
== Discography ==
Discography
Title 	Type 	Release Date	Label
"Panic Attack" 	Single	2019 	The Ski Team
"Walk Tall" 	Single	2019 	The Ski Team
"Brokedown Palace"	Single	2020 	The Ski Team
"Black Star Road" 	Single	2020 	The Ski Team
"Ten Feet Tall" 	Single	2020 	The Ski Team
Fearless 	EP 	2020 	The Ski Team
 
Category:Musical groups established in 2018
Bluum

Bluum is a North American technology company headquartered in Phoenix, AZ Founded in 1946, the company has rapidly emerged as an award winning company in North America in the educational tech industry, specializing in IT consulting and IT services for educators.
Known for its commitment to create tech-savvy educational environments for all learners, Bluum has been at the forefront of creating innovative educational spaces for all learning spaces. They also provide support in grant writing and technical fleet management. 
==History==
Founded in 1946 in Phoenix, AZ. Bluum now employs between 500-1,000 employees in the United States and Canada.
Bluum has eight office locations within North America (United States and Canada). In 2022 Bluum was ranked number 18 on Arizona’s Fastest Growing Company List and earned the number nine position on the Top 50 Private Companies list for the 2022 Phoenix Business Journal’s ACE Awards.
In 2014, H.I.G Capital invested in Bluum and now includes the company in the H.I.G Capital portfolio.
In April 2019, Erez Pikar led the merger of two edtech providers, Troxell Communication Inc. (dba Bluum), and CDI Dallas LLC, Integrated AV Systems, LLC, LifeSpan International Inc. – merged and became Trox.
In mid-2021, Tierney Brothers joined forces with Trox and overnight, the company became the nation’s largest education technology catalyst and went to market as Trox + Tierney.
==Services and Products==
Bluum offers a wide range of technical products such as computers, monitors, digital signage, interactive learning boards and more. They provide an all-in-one approach to servicing their clients, from quoting a project to providing environmentally friendly tech recycling programs to keep customer's technical equipment current.
==Recognition and Awards==
In 2022 Bluum Named to Inc. 5000’s List of Fastest-Growing Companies in the Southwest (USA). Bluum also earned recognition on the CRN, a brand of The Channel Company’s 2022 Tech Elite 250 list for earning the highest level of technical certifications from leading technology suppliers.
Category:Technology companies of North America
Category:Companies based in Phoenix, Arizona
Category:Companies established in 1946