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	ALN No. 45: Allan: Water Stress and Global Mitigation: Water, Food and Trade
		Allan, J. The role of drought in determining the reserve water sector in Israel.
		Allan, J. Drought as a concept and drought as an instrument of policy, in Haddad, M. and Feitelson, E. Management of shared aquifers.
		J.A. (Tony) Allan is a faculty member in the Department of Geography, School of Oriental and African Studies, The University of London.
	ag.arizona.edu /OALS/ALN/aln45/allan.html (2912 words)

	Environmental Water Requirements to Maintain Wetlands of National and International Importance: Chapter 2 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Issues to be addressed by environmental water allocations in the Gwydir wetlands are similar to those of the Macquarie Marshes; an overall reduction in water reaching the wetlands as a result of diversion and extraction.
		Water regimes in many cases are completely altered due to the use of lakes and streams for the supply of irrigation water (DCNR, 1990; Allan and Lovett, 1997).
		The water regime of this lake is also managed for the purposes of reducing surface salinisation, to encourage tree regeneration and for the provision of waterbird breeding and feeding habitat (Jensen, 1994).
	www.deh.gov.au /water/rivers/nrhp/vic/wetlands/chapter2-case.html (4651 words)

	Millennial water management paradigms: making IWRM work
		Water gained a place on the agenda of those allocating national budgets relating to water only after the argument had been made by individuals and activists, mainly ecologists and scientists (and the hippies of the sixties who have come into power).
		Water was given relatively little attention at Rio, but the commendable preparations in Dublin in January 1992, resulted in a detailed chapter 18 on freshwater, the longest in Agenda 21.
		Perceptions of the social significance of water in the South and of its economic significance in the North.
	www.mafhoum.com /press/53aE1.htm (6639 words)

	EFFICIENT USE OF LIMITED WATER RESOURCES: MAKING ISRAEL A MODEL STATE - H. Frisch (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Water consumption peaked in 1985-6 at 2,000 MCM and declined by twenty per cent on average since, despite rapid growth in Israel's population and despite a substantial increase in the standard of living.
		Water, however, may also touch on internal security and operate, as so often is the case, in different and in fact diametrically opposite directions.
		Water storage infrastructure, developed over the years in the Golan to provide water for Israeli settlements, poses two problems for Israel, although it is a boon to Syria.
	www.biu.ac.il /Besa/waterarticle6.html (7460 words)

	bridge of allan historical victorian spa town near stirling scotland (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		The copper was used in the mint at Stirling to produce the first coinage of bawbees for the coronation of Mary Queen of Scots in 1543.
		In 1820 samples of the water were analysed and shown to be rich in dissolved minerals.
		Spas were a popular past time of the Victorians throughout Britain and the Spa at Bridge of Allan attracted many people mainly made up of successful merchants and their wealthy families from the nearby cities of Glasgow and Edinburgh.
	www.bridgeofallan.com /history.htm (751 words)

	Water Panacea
		This is so that it can function as well as possible in the state of water shortage, which exists for most people – not being aware of their bodies need for more water nor being aware of its many "cries" indicators of it being in a state of dehydration.
		In water shortage and body drought, 66 % is taken from the water volume normally held inside the cells; 26 % is taken from...
		One of the diseases of dehydration is to confuse the sensations of thirst and hunger.
	www.allanstime.com /Health/water.htm (2802 words)

	An Interview with David Allan and Brian Richter, "Tending the Rivers" , eJournal USA: Global Issues, June 2005
		David Allan is a professor of conservation biology and ecosystem management at the University of Michigan and co-author of Streams: Their Ecology and Life.
		Water problems risk the health of fish populations, for instance, or the water purification capacity of the aquatic ecosystem; or the health of the riparian ecosystem, the streamside vegetation and trees that live along the stream and have roots in the shallow ground water.
		Just to mention the valuable uses of fresh water is breathtaking if you run down the list—the water we have for drinking, for domestic use, for agriculture and industry, for employment, and to support healthy fish populations that are an important source of protein, and so on.
	usinfo.state.gov /journals/itgic/0605/ijge/allan.htm (3272 words)

	Liquid assets: water in the Middle East, by Brian Whitaker, July 2001
		Its "virtual water" imports, in the form of grain during the mid-1990s, were equivalent to the flow of the river Nile into Egypt.
		Water, for everyone in the Middle East, is a highly sensitive issue - not least because it is so closely related to the food supply.
		Logically, says Allan, the first priority is to bring the issue into the open and secure supplies of virtual water - since there is no other way to make up the deficit - through international food agreements.
	www.al-bab.com /arab/env/liquidassets.htm (1338 words)

	Shoggoth.net: Leviathan's Ghost
		Allan Isaac was one who always loved the ocean but something he saw in the summer of 1990 kept him out of the waters.
		The waters around her felt as she was in a sensory deprivation chamber but she was able to see the other camera worker ahead of her but the thing that was to happen next she wasn’t prepared for.
		Allan tried to grab at him with is good arm but couldn’t get a good hold of him, when they managed to pull him into the boat it was only one half of his body that was intact.
	www.shoggoth.net /article.php3?story_id=697 (9606 words)

	A Convenient solution.
		This partially explains why in the United Arab Emirates desalinated water is either piped kilometres to reach farms in the desert or soil is actually moved from one area to another to build new farms for greater food self-sufficiency.
		The plan is to pump water from deep wells in the north of the country and then send it through underground pipes to irrigate about 200,000 hectares along the Mediterranean coast at an estimated capital cost of $25 billion.
		But consider the case of Egypt, where about 90 per cent of the national water budget goes to agriculture and yet another 7.5 million tonnes of grain, equivalent to 7.5 billion cubic metres of virtual water, were still imported last year to feed the population of about 63 million.
	www.unesco.org /courier/1999_02/uk/dossier/txt32.htm (930 words)

	Tehelka - The People's Paper
		Water and Grant had sexually assaulted street boys after giving them shelter and food at the Anchorage Shelter Home, which Grant had set up, in Colaba.
		Water is suffering in jail and all we want is to prove his innocence,” he says.
		Water is the first foreign national accused of child abuse to be extradited to India for trial.
	www.tehelka.com /story_main11.asp?filename=Ne042305Watershed_trial.asp (750 words)

	Bridge of Allan Feature Page on Undiscovered Scotland
		A longtime feature on the main road north from Stirling, Bridge of Allan was bypassed by the northern section of the M9 in 1971: it was only two years later in 1973 that the bypass became linked to the rest of the M9 to the south.
		A bridge was built over the Allan Water here in 1520 to carry the main road from Stirling to Perth.
		The arrival of the railway from Stirling in 1848 en route to Perth led to considerable further expansion of the town.
	www.undiscoveredscotland.co.uk /bridgeofallan/bridgeofallan/index.html (608 words)

	Allan's Water System Controller (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Besides being cumbersome manually operating that system, it's inefficient - after using all that energy to pump water out of the well into the storage tank, it then let the water all the way down into the well only to be pumped up again.
		I get some water from a spring part of the time, so this is a normal condition.
		As it is, it could potentially be used to help decide when to run some type of irrigation system, when to change the water in a hot tub, when to pour water into the wells to try to recharge the ground water, or something along those lines.
	www.kallisti.com /~allanh/water/water.html (1347 words)

	Allanwater Bridge Lodge fishing walleye.
		The river waters slow down upon entering the Allenwaters lake system but as waters bunch up going around islands, points of land and shoals they quicken again and scour and constantly remove the silt from the gravel bottoms.
		Because of the acres and acres of exposed gravel around the islands, point and shoals, a constant supply of the nutrients from both the Allanwater River and the Brightsands river are distributed to the acres of spawning areas.
		Growth is normally slower in northerly latitudes where water temperatures are colder or food sources are not as plentiful or colder waters reduce the amount of energy that can be summoned by any individual fish in a given day.
	allanwater.com /walleye-fishing.html (1472 words)

	"Water": Allan Houser
		While Allan Houser is most recognized for his three-dimensional works, he began his career as a painter and continued this discipline throughout his lifetime.
		From the number of drawings housed in the Allan Houser Archives it is obvious that he was driven to sketch whatever he saw.
		An example of the monumental piece is located at the Allan Houser Compound on a pedestal of native stone.
	www.tfaoi.com /aa/2aa/2aa527.htm (2117 words)

	Allan Kaprow - Search Results - MSN Encarta
		Allan Kaprow - Search Results - MSN Encarta
		Kaprow, Allan, born in 1927, American performance artist and art theorist, the inventor in the late 1950s of an artistic event known as a happening....
		Alans, Iranian-speaking nomadic tribe of the ancient world, one of the peoples known as Sarmatians.
	encarta.msn.com /Allan_Kaprow.html (110 words)

	deseretnews.com \| Mapleton water contaminated
		Mayor Dean Allan said tests Saturday showed some of the city's drinking supply was contaminated with E. coli and other bacteria.
		Police and firefighters went door to door, warning residents in the city's southwest quadrant not to drink their water.
		Allan didn't expect the contamination to lead to water shortages.
	deseretnews.com /dn/view/0,1249,600132571,00.html (168 words)

	Solar Home Principles and Design by David W. Allan
		Located in the cooler central Utah climate at 6,000 ft. elevation, the Allan's Solar home integrates seven different forms of collection: trombe wall, solarium convection, photo-voltaic cells, propylene-glycol heat exchange, eutectic salt chamber, berm-insulation, fl chimneys for passive solar air-conditioner.
		In reverse, one gram (1 cc) of water gives off 80 calories as it turns to ice; this is called the heat of fusion.
		Thermal storage using water is not nearly so efficient, as water only stores one calory per gram per degree centigrade.
	www.allanstime.com /SolarHome/index.html (1341 words)

	Bridge of Allan - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Bridge of Allan is a town in Stirling council area in Scotland, just north of the city of Stirling.
		James Graham rose for the king during the English civil war, and in 1645, as the army of the Duke of Argyll passed through the Airthrey estate on its way to the battle of Kilsyth, they burned down the manor house.
		The Jacobites were in Bridge of Allan in 1745, where three hundred highlanders set up a roadblock on the bridge and charged a toll for its passage.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Bridge_of_Allan (617 words)

	Salmon Fishing in Scotland - River Allan
		Well managed by the Allan Water Angling Improvement Association, it has good trout fly fishing and, in recent seasons, much improved salmon and sea trout fly fishing.
		Reliant on rain to bring migratory fish up from the Forth, the main salmon months are August, September and October, with many of the October fish coloured.
		Sea trout are usually in the upper river by May. Good fly water.
	www.trout-salmon-fishing.com /scotland-river-allan.htm (276 words)

	Broadside ballad entitled 'On the Banks of Allan Water'
		Verse 1: 'On the banks of Allan Water / When the sweet spring-time did fall / Was the miller's lovely daughter, / Fairest of them all, / For his Brlde a soldier sought her, / And a winning tongue had he!
		'On the Banks of Allan Water' is believed to have been written by Matthew Lewis (1775-1818), the English author, socialite and one-time member of parliament best known for his gothic novel 'The Monk'.
		Although Lewis was an Englishman, his song refers to a Scottish river, the Allan Water, which rises in the Ochil Hills and joins the Forth south of Bridge of Allan.
	www.nls.uk /broadsides/broadside.cfm/id/16484 (226 words)

	Allan Houser: Water
		To place Allan Houser in a simple category is an error in judgment.
		This work is now housed in the Allan Houser Archives and maintained by the Allan Houser Foundation, who is circulating this exhibition.
		These watercolors demonstrate Allan Houser's proficiency with the medium as well as his profound connection with his environment.
	www.tfaoi.com /aa/4aa/4aa362.htm (574 words)

	Fly Fishing on River Allan (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		The Allan Water is controlled by the Allan Water Angling Improvement Association, you can buy permits by the day from the Dunblane post office or join the waiting list for the association.
		The waiting list to join is a about a year but this venue is members only on a saturday.
		However this water really needs to have a lot of rain before it fishes well.
	www.articleshelf.com /Article/Fly-Fishing-on-River-Allan/13876 (597 words)

	Robert Burns Country: The Burns Encyclopedia: Allan, River
		A tributary of the Forth which flows through Perthshire and Stirlingshire for about twenty miles, and joins the Forth near Bridge of Allan.
		To the tune 'Allan Water' Burns wrote the love song beginning:
		Burns told Thomson that he wrote his words for the air because the words to it in the Museum seemed unworthy.
	www.robertburns.org /encyclopedia/AllanRiver.50.shtml (314 words)

	Out of sight: water-skier Allan Golabek lost his vision but found his calling - Cool Down - Brief Article - Interview ...
		Out of sight: water-skier Allan Golabek lost his vision but found his calling - Cool Down - Brief Article - Interview
		Since then, he's won 12 other medals, including a gold in the jump at the 1999 World's Disabled Waterski Championships.
		When he's not on the water, Golabek's competing in tandem cycling races, building wooden canoes, or running camps and clinics for blind and visually impaired children.
	www.findarticles.com /p/articles/mi_m1608/is_5_18/ai_85011039 (701 words)

	Office Water Service -- Allan's Vending Service
		All of our water coolers are equipped with the WATER GUARD SYSTEM.
		When placing the bottle on cooler a special valve opens letting water through.
		Since the outside of the bottle never comes in contact with the drinking water, you are assured of pure, clean water with every sip!
	www.allansvending.com /offwater.htm (111 words)

	Broadside ballad entitled 'Allan Water'
		There are various tunes honoured with 'Allan Water' but the earliest recorded version dates to 1692.
		Tradition stipulates that the name is derived from the river at Strathallan, Perthshire.
		The term 'ballad' eventually applied more broadly to any kind of topical or popular verse.
	www.nls.uk /broadsides/broadside.cfm/id/14522 (128 words)

	Banks of Allan Water, The (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		DESCRIPTION: "By the banks of Allan Water When the sweet springtime did fall, There I saw the miller's lovely daughter, Fairest of them all." By autumn, the girl has been betrayed by her soldier love and grieves; by winter, she is dead
		NLScotland, L.C.Fol.70(98b), "On the Banks of Allan Water," Poet's Boz (sic.) (Dundee), c.1890; same broadside as RB.m.143(211)
		The Ballad Index Copyright 2006 by Robert B. Waltz and David G. Engle.
	www.csufresno.edu /folklore/ballads/DTalanwa.html (83 words)

	Bottled Water -- Allan's Vending Service
		Providing healthy natural spring water to employees and customers has become a benefit that many businesses now provide, and is as commonplace in the office as the computer.
		Some of the Products and Services that we offer include:
		A Cool Idea for eliminating spills during water bottle changes is the patented, optional WaterGuard system.
	www.allansvending.com /bottle.htm (66 words)

	CD Baby: MIDDLESEX COUNTY VOLUNTEERS FIFES & DRUMS: The Banks of Allan Water (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		CD Baby: MIDDLESEX COUNTY VOLUNTEERS FIFES & DRUMS: The Banks of Allan Water
		We have produced four recordings, including a well-received CD, "The Banks of Allan Water," featuring the music of Scotland and the Western Isles inspired by our three concert tours in the Northern UK.
		In 1997 we completed a performance tour through Switzerland and Austria following the release of our recording "Guardian Angels" featuring North American fife music of 1750 - 1820.
	cdbaby.com /cd/mcvfd (282 words)

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