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	Ain Zhalta: Geography (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-05)
		Ain Zhalta is situated in the Chouf district, east of Beirut, at the foot of one of the largest cedar groves in Lebanon.
		The Ain Zhalta area extends from the western slopes of the Ain Zhalta mountain in the Mount Lebanon governorate to the eastern mountain border of the Beqaa valley governorate.
		Ain Zhalta is perched at 1,200 meters near the mediterranean coast.
	www.ain-zhalta.com /geography.asp (592 words)

	Rhone-Alpes Departement Information
		Isère is bordered by the départements of Ain and Haute-Savoie to the north, Savoie to the east, Hautes-Alpes to the south and Drôme, Ardèche and Rhône to the west.
		The département is encircled by the départements of Saône-et-Loire to the north, Ain and Isère to the east, Isère to the southeast and Loire to the south and to the west.
		Savoie is bordered by the département of Haute-Savoie to the north, Italy to the east, the département of Hautes-Alpes to the south and Isère and Ain on the west.
	www.french-at-a-touch.com /French_Regions/Rhone-Alpes/rhone-alpes_departement_information.htm (2104 words)

	Ain - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Ain is a département named after the Ain River on the eastern edge of France bordering Switzerland.
		It continued to be spoken in rural areas of Ain into the 20th century.
		Six communes of the southwest were separated from Ain in 1967 and became part of the Urban Community of Lyon.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Ain (458 words)

	LIFE [Natural habitats and rare species]
		The sentry of pure waters, the otter occupies a place of choice the river's ecosystem: seeking diversified food, hides in the river banks and good quality water, its presence is emblematic of a river in good health.
		The river's old beds, supplied with water either by the river itself when it floods, or by the water table, or both, are wet areas that play a predominant role in the life of numerous species: feeding, refuge, reproduction.
		Today, this is the most common environment around the Lower Ain river: the areas abandoned by the river are rapidly colonised by herbaceous vegetation, bush willows, then poplars, which contribute to enriching the soil by trapping fines.
	www.bassevalleedelain.com /life/en/milieux_naturels (508 words)

	The Town of 'AinGhazal (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-05)
		The eastern area across the Zarqa River seems to have declined in terms of residential housing, and on the western side of the Zarqa housing density fell considerably during the PPNC, indicating a decline in absolute population that continued then onwards.
		'Ain Ghazal's social system, the interrelationship of families, lineages, and clans that defined rights and obligations to land tenure, ritual property, and community obligations, was probably strained by the newcomers, but by demonstrating the degree of kinship ties, the stresses were probably ameliorated if not totally resolved.
		The eruptive expansion of 'Ain Ghazal on the western bank of the Zarqa River is remarkable enough, but the establishment of the new neighborhood across the river on the eastern bank raises several questions due to the automatic isolation of this group of people.
	link.lanic.utexas.edu /menic/ghazal/intro/int.html (6488 words)

	Image
		The Ain is doubtless one of the loveliest rivers in France with its charm and the variety of the countryside it flows through.
		The Ain is quite simply the sort of river where it is good to paddle or sit on a rock and just fish.
		At its foot, the Borne au Lion marks the historical boundary of Franche-Comté with the Duchy of Savoy and the Kingdom of France.
	www.tourisme-oyonnax.com /affiche.asp?arbo=2&num=19 (701 words)

	fakejazz: Smog - A River Ain't Too Much To Love (Drag City)
		The metaphor contained in the album's title relates to the song "Say Valley Maker." Love is related to a river, growing and receding, carving out the terrain and creating lush valleys, but possibly drying out eventually, leaving the valley barren.
		The metaphor of a river is also used effectively in "Rock Bottom Riser," where Callahan thanks all of those who helped him when he was at his lowest point.
		Creating excellent imagery, he chases gold rings by diving after them into the river, but when he reaches the bottom empty handed, he is left to search for the sun for the way back up, its rays breaking apart into the very rings he was chasing.
	www.fakejazz.com /fake/archives/2005/04/smog_a_river_ai.php (773 words)

	Interfrance: Franche-Comte Rivers
		The river gave its name to the Doubs department and makes its mark along its course.
		The river gave its name to the Haute-Saône department and is considered one of the most easily navigable, especially at the city of Gray, a major center.
		A tributary of the Ain River, the Bienne, follows a very picturesque course, mostly through gorges (canyons).
	www.interfrance.com /en/fc/na_rivers.html (653 words)

	Christine’s Faery List: Hags
		In November of 1897 fragments of a bronze calendar were unearthed in a temple near the town of Coligny, France (+/- 100 km north of Lyon) that lies alongside the la rivière d’Ain: Ain River in la vallée de l’Ain: Aine’s Valley.
		In fact, the rise of the Celtic culture at the headwaters of the Danuvius coupled to the spread of the Celtic people and their language along the rivers of the north and west of Europe gives rise to an elegant impression that the Celts were the People of the Rivers.
		Aine is the womb of life and the seed of the sun.
	www.tartanplace.com /faery/hag.html (1471 words)

	Mountains & Fresh Water
		Remember that when you look at a real world map of a river in mountainous country: it is always following the path of least resistance, always from one spot to the next lowest.
		A lake with a very fast current may carry all the debris and dirt deposited in it along the outlet stream, but in most cases the load of sediment carried by in-coming streams is dropped, so that the lake slowly becomes more shallow, and therefore broader.
		Water doesn't fall often in a desert and may only run occasionally in some stream beds, but all those landforms like Monument Valley were either cut when the area was wetter (in some cases along giant ice-age lakes) or are being slowly bitten out by the annual gully-washer.
	www.hollyi.com /articlesNart/mountain.htm (2682 words)

	Ain \| \| Dictionary & Translation by Babylon
		Ain [] (offiziell Département de l'Ain) ist ein französisches Département in der Region Rhône-Alpes.
		Ain (ster), een ster in het sterrenbeeld Stier
		Ain to English Ain to French Ain to Italian Ain to Spanish Ain to Dutch Ain to Portuguese Ain to German Ain to Russian Ain to Japanese Ain to Chinese (S) Ain to Turkish Ain to Arabic Ain to Additional Ain to Catalan Ain to Farsi
	www.babylon.com /definition/Ain/All (263 words)

	Syria's Water Policy Targets Assyrian Christians
		The Khabur river lies within this region and is home to a chain of thirty-five Assyrian villages along both banks of the river.
		The Khabur river begins just south of the Turkish border within northern Syria, emerging as a spring from an underground water table at Ras Al-Ain before heading south as a tributary of the Euphrates river within historic Assyria proper.
		The conspicuously abrupt water demarcation lines in the area of the Assyrian villages is a consequence of both the severity of the current drought and, more importantly, a result of primitive and corrupt Syrian governmental environmental policy as well as the government's inherent hostility towards the politically disenfranchised Assyrian community.
	www.aina.org /releases/syrias.jsp (1138 words)

	Billboard.com - Discography - Smog - A River Ain't Too Much to Love
		The skeletal "Say Valley Maker" equates the loss of and longing for love with a river's ability to both fertilize and strip bare the floor of a valley.
		Travis Weller's edgy fiddle exposes the crack in the tale, however, and the grain of Callahan's voice walks the line between reverie and regret.
		A River Ain't Too Much to Love is a subdued, plaintive collection of songs that accompany silence; they encourage reflection without guile and unveil themselves without a hint of studied artifice.
	www.billboard.com /bbcom/discography/index.jsp?pid=23278&aid=675290 (584 words)

	sightseeing of lake chalain
		Source of the Hérisson river is in the lake of Bonlieu at altitude of 805 m (2641 ft).
		The Ain river and its tributaries supply over 15 hydroelectric power stations.
		A tributary of the Ain River, the Bienne, follows a very picturesque course, mostly through gorges (canyons).
	www.lac-chalain.com /lake-chalain/sightseeing.htm (886 words)

	Criminal Records - Smog : A River Ain't Too Much To Love
		Like most Smog albums, this one is stripped down (comprised mainly of Callahan's guitar and voice augmented by violin, piano, and light percussion), but the writing is particularly honest, intimate, and revealing.
		That A RIVER AIN'T TOO MUCH TO LOVE was recorded in Willie Nelson's Pedernales Studios may have something to do with its rustic simplicity; it is rootsier and more country-inflected than any previous Smog album.
		A slow-motion country treatment of the Leadbelly song "In the Pines" drives the point home, but Callahan's lyrics--which demonstrate his usual flair for narrative, imagery, detail, and moving confessionalism--are the real anchor, sounding as though they were written during a winter-long hibernation in a backwoods cabin.
	www.buymusichere.net /rel/v2_viewupc.php?storenr=93&upc=78148402922 (355 words)

	Smog - A River Ain't Too Much To Love : album review
		A River Ain't Too Much Too Love is Bill Callahan's 12th LP under the Smog moniker.
		The songs are loosely based around the theme of rivers.
		Callahan's voice is an enquired taste, a low baritone croon that recalls the bard of Broadway Leonard Cohen or a countrified Lou Reed.
	www.musicomh.com /albums/smog.htm (681 words)

	From Downunder, Latauro brings us some first look photos of THE RIVER QUEEN!!! -- Ain't It Cool News: The best in ...
		Quint here with a first look at Vincent Ward's RIVER QUEEN starring Samantha Morton, Kiefer Sutherland, Steven Rea, Cliff Curtis and Jango Fett.
		Ward was dismissed from the film towards the end of the shoot, and then in an unusual reversal, was rehired just weeks later for six months of editing, and additional shooting in both New Zealand and England.
		He was so intent on his work he didn't notice the rising tide and his possessions from the bank behind him being swept away downstream.
	www.aintitcool.com /display.cgi?id=21086 (506 words)

	A River Ain't Too Much to Love - (Smog) - Song Listings
		Callahan has the ability to write first-person narrative songs that cannily juxtapose an evocative physcal landscape that metaphorically refernces deep emotional states; he uses it to great effect here.
		The skeletal "Say Valley Maker" equates the loss of and longing for love with a river's ability to both fertilize and strip bare the floor of a valley.
		Travis Weller's edgy fiddle exposes the crack in the tale, however, and the grain of Callahan's voice walks the line between reverie and regret.
	www.mp3.com /albums/20006807/summary.html (785 words)

	Perte de l' Ain
		This picture was taken near the village of "Bourg-de-Sirod", looking towards the east.
		Here the river "Ain" broke through the hill, and the eroding forces of the water cut a narrow gorge.
		Because of the waterfalls in the gorge, the "Perte de l' Ain" is a well known touristic site.
	home.planet.nl /~krame493/fra/eng/fra_pertedelain1_eng.html (123 words)

	Comité Départemental du Tourisme de l'Ain
		The river Ain winds through the north of the département, between the contours of Revermont and Bugey.
		In the winter the Ain mountains seem to transform into a vast area of snow suitable for downhill and cross-country skiing or for walking with ski shoes.
		A blend of crests, coombs and transverse valleys, it has its southern stretch in Ain.
	www.ain-tourisme.com /anglais/ressourcez_vous/accueil.asp (129 words)

	Mountain River Canoe Expedition - Nahanni River Adventure River Trips
		The raft descent includes a spectacular helicopter portage and is an opportunity for those without advanced whitewater canoe skills to enjoy a spectacular northern mountain river.
		Days 4-11 (B/L/D) The river increases in volume along with the waves and you will experience the dramatic canyons, fantastic hikes, hot springs, wildlife, spectacular scenery and great whitewater described in the Mountain River "A Northern Adventure by Canoe" (preceding this itinerary).
		Neil Hartling, founder of Nahanni River Adventures, is also the author of: Nahanni, River of Gold...River of Dreams.
	www.nahanni.com /trips/moutainrivercanoe/?view=detail (890 words)

	Amazon.co.uk: A River Ain't Too Much to Love: Music: Smog (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-05)
		'A River Ain't Too Much To Love' is the twelfth album from lo-fi alt-country pioneer Bill Callahan.
		The album gives and gives, gently and teasingly, perhaps like the rivers that haunt and inhabit almost every song.
		For those of you lucky enough to have been intigrated in the world of Bill Callahan this album is an absolute necessity.
	www.amazon.co.uk /River-Aint-Too-Much-Love/dp/B0008F110U (1254 words)

	Drowned in Sound - Reviews - Albums - Smog - A River Ain't Too Much Love (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-05)
		Largely it's usually great, but after the slight disappointment of previous LP 'Supper', it's nice to hear that whilst doing the same thing as ever, this is in the highest bracket of that field's work.
		Fans of the shuffling, gossamer 'barely-there' Callahan will be well catered for with 'In The Pines' and 'Drinking In The Dam', a song which is filled with beautiful ghostly sighs, building to the sort of full-bodied tunes that so rarely get an look-in on Smog's LPs.
		Pleasantly, 'A River...' is all the better for it.
	www.drownedinsound.com /release/view/4083 (477 words)

	Smog: A River Ain't Too Much To Love (2005): Reviews
		A River Ain’t Too Much To Love has more in common with great books than it does with great rock albums; it’s intelligent, introspective, sensitive and best experienced in a very quiet place.
		A River Ain't Too Much to Love is a subdued, plaintive collection of songs that accompany silence; they encourage reflection without guile and unveil themselves without a hint of studied artifice.
		Too much of A River, though, doesn't give you enough music to love it.
	www.metacritic.com /music/artists/smog/ariverainttoomuchtolove (719 words)

	village voice > music > Smog's A River Ain't Too Much to Love by Andy Beta
		River keeps getting called his "rebirth" record, but that'd make it his 13th.
		The son is filled with ice, while coyotes play jowl's harp and ladyfriend Princess Joanna Newsom p'Leia's piano, backing Callahan as he ice-picks a waltz on the guitar he bought for "Rock Bottom Riser." The stripped-bare trad "In the Pines" is whistled among the mesquite and huisache brambles.
		Elsewhere Smog drain bottles at the dam, shout down a well, wet dry river beds, cover a heart in dew-dew.
	www.villagevoice.com /music/0531,beta,66399,22.html (345 words)

	Smog: A River Ain't Too Much to Love: Pitchfork Record Review (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-05)
		Bill Callahan, the man behind Smog's dark, conflicted narratives, is often critically thought to be "enigmatic"-- mainly because he addresses frequently passionate subjects with dispassion.
		The more confrontational sound of early Smog-- the distinct instrumentation and the sometimes sardonic and sometimes nasty edge-- has been blunted, whether by age or simply a desire to not repeat himself.
		An album that might be superficially seen as inappropriately becalmed, in its own subdued way, feels instead like life welling up where it had once been suppressed, as human as anything Callahan has ever done.
	www.pitchforkmedia.com /article/record_review/21833/Smog_A_River_Aint_Too_Much_to_Love (698 words)

	* Dusted Reviews - Smog *
		The singer has emerged from behind his parenthesis, and while he wouldn’t be Smog if he didn’t keep his distance, there’s a weary forthrightness to these new songs — a sense of refined purpose that’s wonderfully on the level.
		A River Ain’t Too Much to Love was recorded at Willie Nelson’s studio in Spicewood, Texas.
		Water is the record’s central motif, but A River Ain’t Too Much to Love is also full of the images and preoccupations of old.
	www.dustedmagazine.com /reviews/2227 (566 words)

	Amazon.com: Ain't No River: Books: Sharon Ewell Foster (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-05)
		She's handed an impossible case in which she must prove the subtle discrimination of an employer, the plot of her own supervisor to do her in, she thinks.
		If you were deeply moved by Sharon Ewell Foster's "Passing By Samaria," you will love her second novel, "Ain't No River." Foster's humourously entertaining novel introduces characters who are going through life altering experiences that ultimately lead to not only redemption but unexpected romance.
		Ain't No River drops the readers into the world of the typical successful fl woman who has forgotten her genesis.
	www.amazon.com /Aint-River-Sharon-Ewell-Foster/dp/1576736288 (1703 words)

	Smog - A River Ain’t Too Much To Love - Review - Stylus Magazine
		He seems more comfortable behind a mask, and he has made a rather long and successful career of it.
		Produced by Callahan and recorded with Connie Lovatt on bass and Jim White on drums at Willie Nelson’s Pedernales Studio in Austin, TX, over 10 days, the simple instrumentation (aided at times by hammer dulcimer, air drum, fiddle, and on one track, piano by labelmate Joanna Newsom) enhances the sense of intimacy.
		Callahan told Billboard.com, “I realized I had a bunch of songs about rivers and some sort of imagery, and once I got a few of them it started to fit into everything I had half-finished.” And so, we get a very outdoors-y feeling record, something you might literally hear around a campfire.
	www.stylusmagazine.com /reviews/smog/a-river-aint-too-much-to-love.htm (607 words)

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