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	Plough - Encyclopedia, History, Geography and Biography (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Ploughs are also used by industry underseas, for the laying of cables, as well as preparing the earth for side-scan sonar in a process used in oil exploration.
		Ploughs were initially pulled by humans, later by oxen, and later still in some countries, by horses.
		On a vehicle such as a tram, a plough is also the name commonly given to the pair of shoes, one pick-up and one return, both attached to a busbar, that draw power from a pair of live rails underneath the road.
	www.arikah.com /encyclopedia/Plow (1652 words)

	PLOUGHS (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Ploughs.-The plough is primarily designed to prepare the ground for cultivation by turning it over, thus burying the weeds and loosening the earth.
		The furrows in this class of ploughing are usually about 4 inches deep, and from the fibrous roots in and compact nature of the soil the duty is very heavy; hence the length of the plough is increased, and a wheel-coulter is employed.
		The plough is pivoted so that it may be moved from side to side of the beam when at the end of the furrow.
	www.history.rochester.edu /appleton/a/ploughs.html (1852 words)

	History of the Plough (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Therefore, ploughs have to have a means of front furrow width adjustment to ensure the plough is compatible to the tractor wheel settings.
		In the days of conventional ploughs, front furrow width was adjusted by rotating the cross shaft to enable the plough to be steered either towards the land or work, thus making the front furrow wider or narrower.
		A plough frame has to with stand very high twisting forces, especially when in transport mode and therefore has to be flexible to absorb the stresses and strains, yet rigid enough to maintain alignment accuracy.
	www.ploughmen.co.uk /ploughhistory.htm (1983 words)

	Plough Eaton Bray
		In a very physical contest, the young Plough side were out muscled and out battled and the Swan deserved their win in a game that they slightly edged.
		Plough went into the game slightly under strength but they did have the bonus of Mark Chambers returning to the side to renew his partnership at the back with veteran Kevin Reddington.
		Whilst the Plough looked dangerous at one end, they were defending very well at the other as the Swan looked to use their physical element by winning a number of throws around the area.
	www.theplough.20m.com /swan.htm (886 words)

	Plough Eaton Bray
		Plough Eaton Bray will be looking to build on their impressive victory last week against Wayside as they go out for revenge against CSBD Lions.
		Plough were humilated when they were beaten 6-1 in the first round of the divisional cup when they met Lions earlier in the season.
		Plough Eaton Bray defender Kevin Reddington has been charged by the FA pending a personal hearing, after allegations were made that he missed a drugs test.
	www.theplough.20m.com /main2.htm (989 words)

	The History of The Plough
		The Plough was built in 1880 by C.P.Christie and Co, brewers from Baldock.
		In 1965 his son Gerald, a professional organ builder, took over The Plough and, to diversify and enhance the business, installed the Compton Organ which was available from the Gaumont Cinema in Finchley.
		The popularity of the organ was sustained and in 1995 The Plough changed hands again, the purchasers being Peter and Wendy Godwin and their family, together with Tom and Elaine Whitear, the long standing managers.
	www.angelfire.com /on2/theplough/history.html (527 words)

	The Origins of Plough Monday, by Peter Millington (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Plough Monday is a moveable festival, but the range of days on which it can occur varies with the definition used (Figure 1).
		Having said this however, the Plough Monday distribution does correspond approximately with the northern half of the region where the open field system of farming was used.
		Plough Monday customs may have been discontinued at an early date, for instance as a result of the Puritan movement which was particularly strong in the area (McGrath, 1967).
	freespace.virgin.net /peter.millington1/PloughMonday/Origins.htm (5677 words)

	Efta European Fair Trade Association promoting fair trade (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		The Harappans used a plough and the Rig Vedic word for it, 'langala', was probably derived from proto-Dravidian 'nangol', a variant of 'njengol'.
		Terracotta toy plough, unearthed from Mohenjo-Daro, was also proof enough to say that the Harappans used a plough in their agricultural activities thousands of years ago.
		The discovery of a ploughed field, to the southeast of the pre-Harappan settlement, was considered as the earliest of its kind anywhere in the world.
	www.eftafairtrade.org /Document.asp?DocID=180&tod=1328 (1265 words)

	Boston Rock Storybook - the Plough and Stars
		The closest thing in town to a pub such as you'd find in London or Dublin, the Plough is also a genuine neighborhood bar, and on any given night you'll find a combination of college students, local blue-collar workers, rockers and generation X types.
		Acts and performers shuttled back and forth from the Mondays at he Plough to the Tuesday nights we started out with at the Middle East, and later the Sundays and Thursdays as they were added to Helldorado's piece of the Middle East schedule.
		The "stage" at the Plough and Stars presents its own set of unavoidable variables, and the tiny patch of real esatate that he band must occupy between the Fir (Men's Room), the rear door and the side wall makes for a challenging stage setup.
	www.rockinboston.com /plough.htm (1238 words)

	The Round Plough
		In consequence the trueness and flatness of the wood parts of the plough are less important: tolerances are greater, and there is no fiddling with pesky and inadequate bits of paper to level the blade.
		In consequence the circular plough blade, unlike most blades for precise work, need not be stropped; which is just as well since, whichever way the base of the blade is moved on the strop, some part of the edge tends to slice in.
		Their character is just the opposite of some modern-design ploughs, like those of Derek Beck, where greater precision, more moving parts, and smaller tolerances are used to reduce the amount of skill demanded--with an obvious increase in the price of the tool.
	palimpsest.stanford.edu /byorg/abbey/an/an13/an13-3/an13-314.html (2736 words)

	Plough - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		A German farmer works the land with a horse and plough.
		Often these big ploughs were used in regiments of engines, so that there would be ten steamers each drawing a plough.
		These commonly have sets of 2 up to 7 mouldboards, but semi-mounted ploughs, the lifting of which are supplemented by a wheel about half-way along its length, can have as many as 18.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Plough (1763 words)

	ISO 9002
		Plough Electric Supply Company was granted registration of their Quality Management System to the requirements of ISO 9002-1994 by Quality Certification Bureau Inc. on April 5, 1995.
		Plough will identify processes needed for the Quality Management system, determine sequence and interaction of these processes; and determine criteria and methods to ensure that the operation and control of these processes are effective.
		Plough will ensure the availability of resources and information necessary to support the operation and monitoring of these processes; monitor, measure and analyze these processes; and implement actions necessary to achieve planned results and continual improvement of these processes.
	www.plough-electric.com /SiteFiles/ISO.htm (276 words)

	Sivananda Yoga - Plough Pose
		The plough pose is one of the 12 basic Asanas (postures) as taught by Guru of the Sivananda Yoga Vedanta Centers
		In the Plough, your body is bent forward; this stretches your entire spine, particularily your cervical vertebrae and shoulders.
		Once in the Plough, lower your knees to the floor by your ears.
	www.sivananda.org /teachings/asana/plough.html (158 words)

	Plough Inn Hotel Bulahdelah - Budget Accommodation and meals in Bulahdelah
		Take a break or stay a while at the Plough Inn Hotel, the first of the true Aussie Pubs found outside Sydney, when traveling north on the Pacific Highway.
		Located in the relaxed town of Bulahdelah, the gateway to the Myall Lakes Area, the hotel is the perfect destination to take a break, meet friends and stay a while and enjoy all that the area has to offer.
		The Plough Inn offers affordable accommodation catering for back packers, families fishing, bushwalking, canoeing, golfer groups and of course weary travellers.
	www.ploughinnhotel.com.au /ploughinn/index.htm (196 words)

	index (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		The Goathland Plough Stots is one of Yorkshires traditional long sword teams, if not the oldest still dancing their own dance as performed as far back as the early 19th century.
		The word "Stot" means bullock and this was the name transferred from the animals that normally pulled the plough to the boys who did it on Epiphany.
		It is still tradition today that on the 1st Sunday after Epiphany (Plough Sunday) the plough is taken to St Mary's church to be blessed.
	geocities.com /goathlandlongsword (515 words)

	History of Starry Plough Flag
		The Starry Plough was first exhibited publicly on April 5th, 1914 at an Irish Citizen Army meeting.
		The silver stars are disposed along the yellow-coloured plough and the coulter is replaced by a sword with a serrated edge.
		The version of the Starry Plough currently used by, among others, the Workers Party is a replica of this original flag.
	www.angelfire.com /space/derryirsp/flaghistory.htm (762 words)

	Conservation tillage: the end of the plough?
		The practise of turning the soil before planting is so universal that the plough has for centuries been a symbol of agriculture.
		The modern plough, or mouldboard, is a root cause of land degradation - one of the major problems facing agriculture today.
		Left vulnerable to the elements by mechanical ploughing, the very soil in which farmers plant their crops is being literally washed and blown away.
	www.fao.org /NEWS/2000/000501-e.htm (1158 words)

	New owners plan Plough & Stars rebirth - The Boston Globe
		Cambridge's Plough and Stars, which has been closed for the last several months, has a new team of owners who plan to make it an active live music club again.
		They hope to erase memories of a rough year in which the Plough was cited for a noise complaint (which led to a benefit concert to raise $5,000 for soundproofing) but then closed when main owner George Crawley decided to get out of the business.
		In the past year, the Plough favored a folk/bluegrass booking policy, but she says that rock, blues, jazz, folk, and bluegrass will all be part of the mix when the room reopens.
	www.boston.com /news/local/massachusetts/articles/2005/11/11/new_owners_plan_plough__stars_rebirth (443 words)

	The Plough, Clanfield - History
		Thus a large percentage of the population were involved in agriculture and this resulted in the Plough becoming one of a number of tenanted public houses in the village.
		Garnes Brewery Company of Burford, owned the Plough throughout the late 19th and early 20th Century (the old brewery is now the tourist information centre).
		In 1968 Jean and Harry Norton acquired the Plough and what was then known as the Masons Arms (now The Clanfield Tavern) and ran a trio of businesses known as the Plough Hotel, Restaurant and Tavern.
	www.theploughclanfield.co.uk /history.htm (404 words)

	Accomplished Dressage Rider Carol Plough Dies (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		In 2004, Plough was long-listed for the United States Equestrian Federation (USEF) Olympic Dressage Team with Komo (1997 KWPN chestnut Gelding, owned by Kathy Pavlich).
		A USEF licensed "S" judge, Plough judged all levels of dressage through grand prix and trained students to compete in such prestigious events as the 2003 Pan-American Games in Santo Domingo and the USET Intermediare I Championship.
		Plough is survived by her husband, Bill, and her Jack Russell Terrier, Phoebe.
	www.equisearch.com /equiwire_news/carolplough_052005/index.html (378 words)

	plate heat exchanger
		Plough Engineering Services Ltd is dedicated to offering a high quality service to all industries where plate heat exchangers are utilised.
		Our service is complete and covers all aspects of PHE design, redesign, management contracts and refurbishment, embracing all of the well known manufacturers' units.
		Plough Engineering are proud to have achieved the highest quality standard possible.
	www.ploughengineering.co.uk (290 words)

	The Plough Boy Journals of Lewis Monto, 1827-1834
		Between 1821 and 1843 the Plough Boy was registered at Nantucket from where it made voyages in 1821, 1824, 1827, 1830, 1834 and 1839.
		In the early 1840s she was sold to New Bedford owners and sailed from that port in 1843 and 1848.
		On the Plough Boy's final voyage in 1849, she grounded and broke up on a shoal in the Bay of Guayaquil while en route to Tumbes, Peru.
	www.du.edu /~ttyler/ploughboy/pbjournals.htm (1594 words)

	Plough Library - Library Information
		Plough Memorial Library is housed in a three-story building centrally located on the CBU campus.
		The Library was dedicated in memory of prominent Memphis businessman and philanthropist Abe Plough in 1980.
		Plough Library is open to the general adult public and various groups using CBU's facilities who abide by regulations of the Library and the University.
	www.cbu.edu /library/libinfo/index.htm (382 words)

	Plough London - Pub & Bar Review and Information, , 27 Museum Street
		The Plough is located near the British Museum and caters for those who want to experience a traditional London pub.
		The food is really good and the portions are quite generous though it can get really smoky in the bar if it's busy.
		The Plough is a good place for a beer in the afternoon and the ale is good.
	www.viewlondon.co.uk /info_pubbar_2877.html (118 words)

	Plough, Dartford, Kent - pub details # beerintheevening.com
		Since being completely gutted and refurbished about 10 years ago, the Plough has undergone several overhauls and has had more management changes than Tottenham Hotspur in a bad season.
		The result of all this instability is a pub that is no more worthwhile visiting than it was before all the money was (‘scuse the pun) ploughed in.
		The Plough basically caters for certain elements of the immediate community and whilst it tries to make itself accommodating to all, it needs to work a lot harder if it is not to turn into just another cheap entertainment centre for lager drinkers.
	www.beerintheevening.com /pubs/s/13/13082/Plough/Dartford (763 words)

	Plough Monday
		The first Monday after the twelve days of Christmas (Twelfth Night) is Plough Monday, a day when ploughmen traditionally flened their faces and wore white shirts.
		Plough Monday was the day when village life in many agricultural areas focused on the dragging of a
		They were similar to that of Christmas Mummers Plays in that they were performed by young men and included some of the same story elements, such as the death and resurrection of one of the characters.
	www.woodlands-junior.kent.sch.uk /customs/questions/ploughMonday.htm (238 words)

	Rotherham Web: The Invention of the Rotherham plough by Stanyforth and Foljambe
		The word 'plough' appears to derive from the Saxon 'plou' and some of the history records show that even Saxon farmers fastened their animals to ploughs by their horns or even tails to draw the implement through the soil.
		There was a spirit of improvement between plough makers and it seems that in the 1770s all ploughs were made by local craftsmen, some tried to improve the efficiency under local conditions, i.e.
		Two of the simplest and best constructed ploughs for land, which is neither very heavy nor sandy; to be drawn by two horses; to have spare shades and coulters; and a mould, on which to form new irons, when the old ones are worn out, or will require repairing.
	www.rotherhamweb.co.uk /h/plough.htm (783 words)

	The Plough
		The Plough is a new email news service by Irish Republican Socialist Party that updates supporters with news, views & activities on a regular basis.
		Similarly, if you wish to receive back copies of the "The Plough" in text format please e-mail johnmartinps@eircom.net stating which numbers you wish.
		It is the policy of the Plough to acknowledge information and articles from other sources.
	www.irsm.org /irsp/plough (96 words)

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