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	Probert Encyclopaedia: Slang (Bud-Bum) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Bull is slang for excessive ceremony, ritual, discipline, procedures.
		Bull and bush is London Cockney rhyming slang for being discharged from employment (push).
		Bull and cow is London Cockney rhyming slang for an argument (row).
	www.probertencyclopaedia.com /ZBJ.HTM (1290 words)

	San Juan Basin Research Center - Colorado Agricultural Experiment Station
		Bull calves were fed on an individual basis until 1980 when electronic feeders were installed and individual feed intake was measured and recorded by mini-computers.
		Bulls are fed a growing ration that allows them to gain approximately 3.25 pounds per day.
		Bulls purchased from this test have had a great influence on improving the genetics of cattle in Colorado and neighboring states.
	www.colostate.edu /depts/sjbrc/rc_sjb_rp_perf.html (399 words)

	Musk Ox
		During the rutting season, the bulls emit a strong, pungent aroma from their facial glands which is used to mark their territory.
		Bulls are extremely aggressive during the rutting season, and have been known to chase off birds that land too close.
		The bulls back up until they are 50-100 feet apart, and then charge at each other reaching speeds of up to 35 miles per hour, smashing their heads together with tremendous force.
	www.angelfire.com /punk2/walktheplank/musk_ox.html (1224 words)

	DELYAKS, Montrose, CO, Yaks, Bos Grunniens, Mountain Exotic Gourmet, Yak Meat
		Since the half Yak bull is sterile, castration is not necessary.
		Whether you card and knit with your own wool, or simply choose to sell your wool, you will appreciate this wool that is comparable to angora or cashmere in its superiority and feel.
		Yak wool is said to be worth $16 per ounce carded and cleaned or $4 per ounce uncarded.
	www.yakmeat.us /page3.html (728 words)

	Baseball America - A Day At The Ballpark: Second Inning
		Bulls first baseman Jared Sandberg, who hits a home run to put the Bulls ahead, says his wife watches him on video and makes comments about his swing.
		After leading the crowd in cheer on top of the dugouts in the first, Wool E. leads a birthday parade on the field in the second, a group of about 50 celebrating five kids' birthdays.
		It's all prelude to Wool E.'s big moment after the inning ends, however, as he races a 5-year-old around the bases.
	www.baseballamerica.com /today/features/040518bulls2.html (712 words)

	Hinterland Who's Who - Muskox
		Although not very tall—the shoulder hump of a standing bull reaches only to about the chest height of a person—muskoxen are relatively heavy owing to their stocky and compact build.
		Although bulls engage in butting contests and more vigorous fights at most times of the year, the frequency and intensity of these conflicts increase in late summer as the bulls strive to determine dominance of a herd.
		A typical clash consists of, first, threat displays, in which the bulls rub their pre-orbital glands against the ground or their foreleg, then walk slowly in a "strutting" manner with the horns tilted towards the opponent.
	www.hww.ca /hww2.asp?pid=1&id=95&cid=8 (2167 words)

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		WOOL PRODUCTION Kansas shorn wool production during 1999 (see table 4) was 630,000 pounds, down 3 percent from a year earlier.
		The average price paid for wool sold in 1999 was 19 cents per pound, down 23 cents from 1998.
		The average price paid for wool sold in 1999 was 38 cents per pound for a total value of $17.9 million, down 39 percent from $29.4 million in 1998.
	www.nass.usda.gov /ks/liv/2000/livapr.txt (1592 words)

	Farm Sanctuary - Newsletter
		Misery and death are part of the export trade’s profit and loss calculations—live sheep exporters admit the mortality rate can range from 7 to 20 percent, yet they have done nothing to prevent or even reduce the amount of suffering.
		Wool production is only a small percentage of sheep production products—so small in fact that wool could be considered a "by-product" of sheep meat production.
		Wool is a garment made of terror and pain.
	www.farmsanctuary.org /newsletter/newslet3.htm (699 words)

	Howstuffworks "How Minor League Baseball Teams Work"
		According to Bulls' assistant general manager Mike Birling, who works with general manager George Habel to handle the team's business affairs, there is clear delineation between what the major league affiliate does and what the local administration does.
		That's why, Bulls Community and Public Relations Director Brian Crichton says, the main office in Durham didn't have their final roster of players until the teams broke spring training camp in Florida.
		One of the reasons the Durham Bulls -- often held up as a textbook example of how a minor league baseball team can succeed -- have done so well is that owners like Wolff and Goodmon have carefully marketed the team and not the individual players.
	entertainment.howstuffworks.com /minor-league-baseball-team4.htm (1293 words)

	APPENDIX 3: PASTORAL STATISTICS AND REPRESENTATIVE FARM MODEL DEVELOPMENT
		It is noted that while the levels of inputs and input cost vary between the small and large-farm models, the total projected expenditure per LSU is virtually the same.
		The output of livestock and wool is based on model farm data.
		The following shearing tallies, wool weights and costs are included in the analysis, and include allowance for preshearing deaths.
	www.maf.govt.nz /mafnet/rural-nz/people-and-their-issues/demographics/wairoa/appendix3.htm (1369 words)

	Bulls Announce Wool E. Bull Birthday Beanies (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		The Bulls open their 1999 season on Thursday, April 8 at 7:00 p.m.
		It may be the Bulls last game, but more likely just the start to a Championship run in the playoffs.
		The Bulls roll out the red carpet for this special day in gratitude to all the great fans throughout the year.
	www.cbc-raleigh.com /capcom/news/1999/woole_bull_birthday/woole_bull_birthday.htm (268 words)

	newsobserver.com \| Running Bull
		Wool E. Bull was born in the Durham Athletic Park.
		Wool E. grew up quickly, Riggsbee says, and with no mom or dad around, it became the responsibility of the batboys to care for him.
		Despite the obvious bond between Wool E. and team personnel, there are certain details of his life they aren't privy to, such as where in the stadium he lays his head at night.
	www.newsobserver.com /105/story/459276.html (1143 words)

	Mount Linton - Primary Business
		The majority of the ewes are Romney, New Zealand's traditional breed, producing a good yield of both wool and meat.
		This wool is marketed from the station direct to exporters and is targeted at markets in China, Australia and Japan.
		Because of their suitability for the dairy industry and our wish to expand into dairy beef fattening systems we are offering discounts on bull and semen price in return for first option on all calves from Mount Linton sires.
	www.mountlinton.co.nz /html/primary_business.html (446 words)

	Hazeldean Angus Bulls (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Hazeldean bulls are produced from the world's best Angus genetics used over the unparalelled performance of the superb Hazeldean cow herd.
		Hazeldean sale bulls are selected each year from over 700 promising youngsters.
		They are rigorously screened and tested in the process of selecting the 400 bulls listed for sale each year.
	www.hazeldean.com.au /angus/bulls.shtml (206 words)

	The Prairie Star: Livestock
		Betty Sampsel of Stanford, Mont., was elected President of the Montana Wool Growers Association.
		MWGA celebrated 122 years of representing the majority of the state's wool and sheep producers in 2005.
		Bulls are valuable assets, and now is the time to evaluate the old bulls
	www.theprairiestar.com /articles/2006/01/05/ag_news/livestock/live11.txt (476 words)

	Chicago Bulls Team Report - December 27 - HoopsVibe
		(Basketball News) - The Chicago Bulls fell to the Milwaukee Bucks, 99-92, on Sunday at the Bradley Center.
		The Bulls are off until Tuesday when they host Jason Kidd and the New Jersey Nets.
		On November 5th, the Nets knocked off the Bulls, 111-106, in double-overtime at the United Center.
	www.hoopsvibe.com /nba/nba-news/chicago-bulls-team-report---december-27-ar16948.html (241 words)

	BULLS: A Stitch in Time
		Kirk Hinrich and the Bulls donned the old school red road jerseys when the Pacers visited the UC on 2/10.
		On Friday, March 26th, Bulls fans are invited to dress in their grooviest retro outfits from the 70s and 80s as part of our Hardwood Classics night vs. the Milwaukee Bucks.
		Former Bulls forward Jalen Rose has a replica of his dad’s jersey from 1972, when his father, Jimmy Walker, played for the Detroit Pistons.
	www.nba.com /bulls/tickets/stitch_040326.html (931 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Nearly 20-30% of crossbred bulls donate poor quality semen rendering them unfit for use in AI (Chandrahasan et al., 1986, Sahni and Mohan, 1988).
		Hence any technology which could improve the initial quality of semen of crossbred bulls would be a welcome innovation for the wider application in A.I. Under weekly semen collection schedule from 5 triple-crossbred bulls low-grade ejaculates (21) were obtained using artificial vagina.
		The mean ((SE) values and analysis of variance for filtered and unfiltered whole semen and the effect of storage for 24, 48, 72 and 96 hr are presented in table 1.
	openmed.nic.in /976/02/semf.doc (574 words)

	Tibetan Yaks - the alternative livestock (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		The hair of the wild yak is fl and short, except on the flanks and tail where it forms a long, shaggy fringe.
		Yaks moult once a year and the wool is made into blankets, tents, and packs.
		The softer wool of the young animals is made into garments.
	www.tibetanyaks.com (1157 words)

	Bulls open Fourth of July weekend festivities Friday - OurSports Central
		Bulls fans receive 2 for 1 tickets courtesy of Harris Teeter just by showing their VIC Cards at the DBAP box office every Tuesday night this season.
		The Bulls were selected as the venue to represent North Carolina for ESPN's new venture: SportsCenter Across America, a 50-states-in-50-days summer tour starting Sunday, July 17 when the entire 11 p.m.
		The anchor for August 1st at the Durham Bulls Athletic Park is yet to be determined.
	www.oursportscentral.com /services/releases?id=3186827 (2209 words)

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		Description: The Chicago Bulls entered the NBA in 1966, beating the St. Louis Hawks for their first franchise win.
		With the third pick in the 1984 Draft, the Chicago Bulls chose their future.
		The Bulls would go onto win a total of six championships in eight years throughout the 1990’s.
	www.mitchellandness.com /detail.aspx?ID=6250 (92 words)

	International League: News
		DURHAM, N.C. -- The Mascot Hall of Fame announced Friday that the Durham Bulls mascot Wool E. Bull has been placed on the ballot for the 2006 Mascot Hall of Fame.
		Wool E. is one of six professional mascots on the ballot and the only one from Minor League Baseball.
		To vote for Wool E. Bull for the Mascot Hall of Fame, go to http://www.mascothalloffame.com/poll.cfm.
	www.minorleaguebaseball.com /app/news/article.jsp?ymd=20060617&content_id=94661&vkey=pr_l117&fext=.jsp&sid=l117 (273 words)

	Eskimo Art, Inuit Art, Canadian Native Artwork, Canadian Aboriginal Artwork
		Beginning in May, muskoxen shed large quantities of their underfur (qiviut), which can be spun into a luxurious wool.
		Bulls weigh about 350 kilograms, some 50 kilograms heavier than cows.
		Muskoxen mate in the summer; bulls can become unpredictable during this period.
	www.inuitarteskimoart.com /About-Muskoxen.html (440 words)

	e-Newsletter page 2
		This is the last year that wool delivered in burlap will be accepted and replacement bags will again be plastic.
		Wool is no longer weighed, graded or rebagged at the pool.
		As you are aware, it is again time to consign bulls to the next set of tests.
	www.cals.ncsu.edu /an_sci/extension/animal/enewsletter/2000_04/enews4page2.html (592 words)

	HYDERABAD: Cattle farming to be upgraded -DAWN - Local; April 27, 2003
		He said that these farms were designed to develop and provide genetically-improved pedigree bulls and rams for breeding.
		He said it has been observed that the farmers have not taken the advantage of these farms and most of the breeders continue to use genetically inferior bulls and rams for breeding their herds resulting in inferior progeny that adversely affects milk, meet and wool production.
		He said for this reason it has been decided that these farms should be upgraded into training and research institutes to train farmers in genetically developing their stock.
	www.dawn.com /2003/04/27/local30.htm (317 words)

	Northstar Productions Hunting Videos (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Next you will see the amazing footage of two monster bulls trying to kill each other in an all out fight, during the fighting watch as bowhunter Steve Polanchak walks up to within 8 yards before he shoots one of these giants, this is unbelievable in your face footage.
		In the video "Awesome Bulls" see unbelievable live footage before and during the hunt of "Twister", the new PandY #2 (410 1/8 net-400 4/8 net) taken by Larry Fischer and a huge bull taken by John McClendon that ranks #7 (398 gross) in PandY.
		In one dramatic calling sequence, a monstrous bull is called across a 300 yard clearing and then taken by a rifle hunter.
	www.backcountryinc.com /shopping/htm/north.asp (1034 words)

	Fencepost.com - Industry News
		Meat and Wool New Zealand has started a round of farmer meetings today to explain how it spent the money it levied from farmers in its first year since restructuring, as well as outline priorities for next year.
		Its chief executive, Mark Jeffries, reckons it has achieved a lot in the past year since being reformed from the remains of the former Meat and Wool boards.
		Mr Jeffries says Meat and Wool will also give a further boost to its skills and education programme in the coming year, where it has been working with the dairy and horticulture sectors to promote the primary sector to school leavers as a career choice.
	www.fencepost.com /livestock/industry/detail.jhtml;jsessionid=UCBVFVLNTK0ZJD1ARBECFEUPMCEEOIV0?ElementID=/content/news/repository/20050715_154733_Meat_Wool_Meets_With_Farmers.xml (254 words)

	Katsation's Hat & Cap Shop: NCAA: South Florida Bulls: Riddell, Top of the World, Twins Enterprises, Zephyr ...
		Flexibility and fashion are what Top of the World's Pledge hats are all about, and that is why they are the #1 on college campuses across the country.
		These hats are made with 100% cotton fabric, making their fit entirely adjustable, so they are flexible enough for your personal style.
		The Tracer is a stretch-fitted cap which features an embroidered logo on the front and a team name on the back.
	www.katsation.com /hats/south_florida_bulls.html (1191 words)

	deseretnews.com \| Mascots, hot dogs and stuff
		If you think mascots are all about laughs, though, consider this: A Chicago Bulls mascot was charged this week with misdemeanor battery and driving within a parkway after allegedly punching a sheriff's deputy.
		Benny the Bull — real name Barry Anderson — was reportedly riding his motorcycle, in costume, through the crowd at the Taste of Chicago festival without a permit.
		Last year a mascot called Da Bull was sentenced to probation for possession of cannabis with intent to deliver.
	deseretnews.com /dn/view/0,1249,640193457,00.html (609 words)

	NZSAP 1997 Proceedings: Titles and Authors
		Seasonal changes in fibre and follicle characteristics related to wool bulk during the lifetime of Perendale ewes 57:661-64.
		Changes in fibre and follicle characteristics related to wool bulk during the lifetime of Perendale ewes 57:65-69.
		The effect of the presence of steers on the behaviour of grazing yearling bulls 57:96-99.
	nzsap.org.nz /proc/sapt97.html (1336 words)

	4. Non-traditional production systems
		Ranching systems consist of labour-extensive enterprises specializing in one or more livestock species and producing mainly live animals for slaughter (for meat, skins and hides), but also for wool and milk.
		Breeding bulls are not important in this system and represent less than 1 percent of the total herd.
		In the same study, cattle herd structures comprised 35 percent cows, 33 percent heifers, 18 percent immature bulls, 8 percent breeding bulls, 5 percent steers and 1 percent non-breeding bulls, with a mean of 3.6 head of cattle per household (Ngategize, 1989).
	www.fao.org /DOCREP/005/Y4176E/y4176e07.htm (807 words)

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