Blue book

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[edit] In the United Kingdom

Project U.F.O. was the UK version of 1978 American television show Project Blue Book
Blue book is the nickname given to a Westminster parliamentary paper with a blue cover. It also refers to a weekly digest of signals intelligence reports by the British intelligence agency GCHQ.
The Blue Book is the nickname of the annual publication of the RACMSA [1] governing motorsport in the UK.
In Wales, the 1847 parliamentary report (in a blue cover) on the state of education in the country became notorious, causing an outcry over Brad y Llyfrau Gleision: the Treachery of the Blue Books.
Blue Books were annual reports (with blue covers) produced by the governments of each of the colonies and protectorates of the British Empire.

[edit] In the United States

In the United States blue books are small books made of composition book paper stapled together with a blue cover with spaces for one's name, class section, the time and date, and subject. They are used to answer questions in University essay exams.
Kelley Blue Book - an American automotive appraisal firm. "Blue Book" is a registered trademark of Kelley Blue Book Co., Inc.
Project Blue Book was a 1978 television show about fictional UFO investigators, created by Jack Webb, star of Dragnet.
Project Blue Book was a U.S. Air Force study on UFOs.
The Bluebook may also refer to a citation guide used in law review articles or legal documents.
Blue Book (racing) is a publication of The Jockey Club (US).
The state of Wisconsin publishes a biannual almanac of state government affairs and statistics entitled the Wisconsin Blue Book. Many other states do the same.
Blue Book was a magazine from 1905 to 1975.
Blue Book is the common name for the United States Marine Corps bulletin listing the lineal precedence and seniority of U.S. Marine Corps officers.
Blue Booking is a term used in Role Playing used to describe short gaming sessions that do not involve the entire group, but which instead focus on the actions of one or a few characters.
Blue Book for a state in the United States is a term used for each of the United State's directories. These directories offer basic information on a state's legislature (and rules), agencies, judiciary organization, and executives offices. They can also link you to state facts and other helpful state related information.

[edit] In technology

The Blue Books are spacecraft data and telemetry recommendations made by The Consultative Committee for Space Data Systems (CCSDS)
The Blue Book protocol was the FTP protocol of the Coloured Book protocols, used primarily by the UK academic network in the 1980s and early 1990s.
The Blue Book format is the name of one format from the Rainbow Book standards for compact discs, defining the Enhanced CD standard Blue Book background.
The blue book is a nickname for Smalltalk-80: The language and its Implementation (Adele Goldberg and David Robson, 1983, ISBN 0-201-11371-6), and any virtual machine implementation based upon it.

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Blue book

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