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What does a blue traffic light mean?
Nothing. there is no blue light.
Blue circle next to the contact name mean?
A blue circle with a check mark on social networking sites means that the profile has been verified.
What does a red blue and green stickers on mailbox mean?
red means you will be shot instanty by fema after marshal law has been passed and blue means you will be taken to a fema camp/.
What logo has an n in a blue square?
Blue square
Blue e in a blue circle logo?
Dell
Are Blue Riband Biscuits suitable for vegetarians?
Nestle Blue Riband biscuits are suitable for vegetarians.
What sweet is reward B?
blue riband
Who holds the blue ribbon for fast Atlantic crossing?
The SS United States is the current holder of the Blue Riband.
What is the blue riband race in the Olympics?
There are many. In swimming, it is the 100 meter freestyle. In rowing, is is the men's eights. In athletics, it is the 100 meter dash. Whichever event within a sport garners the most attention and prestige could be called its blue riband (blue ribbon) event.
When was Riband Wave created?
Riband Wave was created in 1758.
What is RMS Queen Mary's Top Speed?
When Normal Cruises, it has a top speed of 28.5 Knots but when it regained the blue riband of the atlantic , it reached 29.64 knots, 30 knots and 31.69 Knots
What benefits were gained by ship owners who won contracts to build transatlantic ships?
Besides the obvious benefit: the almighty dollar, there was a prize with prestige - the Blue Riband. It was awarded to the vessel that could make the fastest Atlantic crossing.
Why did he ignore the ice berg warnings?
Because he didn't want to slow down by altering his course or turning around. He also might of thought they were fake warnings and the other ships didn't want him to receive the blue riband
What gastronomic term comes from the riband worn by members of the Order of the Holy Spirit in France?
cordon bleu
What happened to the Atlantic cup trophy which was contested for by passenger liners sailing the oceons during the last fifty years?
I presume you mean the Hales Trophy -- the Blue Riband of the North Atlantic. This has been held, as far as I can ascertain, since 1998 by Scandlines' "CAT-LINK V", which crossed at an average speed of over 41 knots. See http://www.vulkanusa.com/blueriband.htm
What is the fastest ship to cross the ocean?
This question is answered in Wikipedia under "Blue Riband." The Danish ferry Cat-Link V (or today Master Cat) made an eastbound Atlantic crossing on July 20, 1998 in 2 days, 20 hours, 9 minutes, at an average speed of 41.3 knots. Additional information from Reuters shows the voyage was from New York to Bishop Rock, a distance of 1018.2 nautical miles. The Blue Riband, a 30-meter banner, and a coveted prize, "The Hales Trophy," are awarded to the fastest vessel over the Atlantic. The Cat-Link V was owned by Master Ferries. News article: http://www.put.com/gigantic/haltro.html
What does the word 'blue' mean?
Blue is a color.
