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Bluenose was a famous racing boat from Nova Scotia. It was launched in 1921 and was both a cod fishing schooner and racing boat. So named because apparently that was the nickname given by other Canadians to Nova Scotians. The Canadian dime is also given the same name because it bears a depiction of Bluenose, the schooner.
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In traditions associated with Sailors and Marines crossing the Arctic Circle line, there was a "raucous and rowdy" initiation presided over by those who had crossed the line before, known as "Order of the Blue Nose". The eldest Sailor was called King Neptune, and the next eldest was his assistant who was called Davy Jones. Some form of hazing would be carried out by the senior crewmen. "Blue Nose" Crossing of the Arctic Circle (66-32 North latitude). See also "Arctic Circle", "Order of the Blue Nose" and "Northern Domain of the Polar Bear."
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