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	Australian Legendary Tales: Bahloo the Moon and the Daens (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		BAHLOO the moon looked down at the earth one night, when his light was shining quite brightly, to see if any one was moving.
		Bahloo said, "If you do what I ask you, when you die you shall come to life again, not die and stay always where you are put when you are dead.
		Bahloo looked so cross, and the three snakes hissed so fiercely, that the fl fellows were very glad to see them disappear from their sight behind the trees.
	www.sacred-texts.com /aus/alt/alt06.htm (525 words)

	Bahloo the Moon and the Daens
		Bahloo called them dogs, but the earth people called them snakes, the death adder, the fl snake, and the tiger snake.
		When Bahloo had crossed the creek, Bahloo picked up a big stone, and he threw it into the water, saying, "Now, you cowardly Daens, you would not do what I, Bahloo, asked you to do, and so forever you have lost the chance of rising again after you die.
		Bahloo looked so cross, and the three snakes hissed so fiercely, that the Daens were very glad to see them disappear from their sight behind the trees.
	www.allsortsoddbods.com /SilverEagleGathering/dp/bmd.htm (519 words)

	Does everyone think like a biologist?
		When they got to the tree, Wahn asked Bahloo to climb the tree and use a hooked stick to dig the grubs out of the bark and throw them down.
		Bahloo was concentrating on his job and didn't notice that Wahn was blowing on the tree.
		Each night, Bahloo the moon and the tree could be seen high in the sky.
	www.lmpc.edu.au /resources/science/livingthings/lesson1_3.htm (342 words)

	OzLit@Vicnet - K. Langloh Parker: Aboriginal Tales & Legends (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Bahloo travels all across the sky to try and reach the earth again, but he has to change his form to do so, for his old enemy, Yhi the sun, keeps a look-out to prevent him.
		And when Bahloo was put up in the sky by Wahn she told the spirits who hold up the sky by standing all round the edge of it, that whenever Bahloo came near them they were to hunt him back.
		After this threat Bahloo found it impossible to escape, anxious as he was to return to his baby-making, for with only Hahn at that work the world would soon be full of noisy, shrieking women.
	home.vicnet.net.au /~ozlit/text0003.html (3581 words)

	enargea.org: Euahlayi \| Babymakers (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Bahloo travels all across the sky to try and reach the earth again, but he has to change his form to do so, for his old enemy, Yhi the sun, keeps a lookout to prevent him.
		And when Bahloo was put up in the sky by Wahn, she told the spirits who hold up the sky by standing all around the edge of it that whenever Bahloo came near them they were to hunt him back.
		After this threat Bahloo found it impossible to escape, anxious as he was to return to his babymaking, for with only Wahn at that work the world would soon be full of noisy, shrieking women.
	enargea.org /tales/Australian/Babymakers.html (1471 words)

	CAT Products Page (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Bahloo Studio is a custom ceramic tile studio specializing in hand made decorative porcelain tiles, using a variety of techniques including slip trail (tube line) and hand painting to create highly detailed scenes that are brought to life with a wide range of bright colors and textures.
		With over 20 years of experience in the tile business and comprehensive education in art and design, this family enterprise is unique in the art tile industry.
		Leslie Doolin, the founder of Bahloo Studio, has combined her life long dedication to the environment and her education in art to create magic on tile.
	www.californiaarttile.com /products.htm (984 words)

	The Weeoonibeens and the Piggiebillah
		One night Bahloo the moon came to Mooregoo's camp, and said: "Lend me one of your opossum rugs."
		Bahloo said no more, but went away, cut some bark and made a dardurr (bark humpy or shed) for himself.
		When Bahloo's dardurr was finished and he was safely housed in it, down came the rain in torrents.
	www.allsortsoddbods.com /SilverEagleGathering/dp/mmbm.htm (244 words)

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		BAHLOO THE MOON AND THE DAENS Bahloo the moon looked down at the earth one night, when his light was shining quite brightly, to see if any one was moving.
		They are not like our dogs, whose bite would not kill us." Bahloo said, "If you do what I ask you, when you die you shall come to life again, not die and stay always where you are put when you are dead.
		But now you will only be fl fellows while you live, and bones when you are dead." Bahloo looked so cross, and the three snakes hissed so fiercely, that the fl fellows were very glad to see them disappear from their sight behind the trees.
	www2.cddc.vt.edu /gutenberg/etext03/strlt10.txt (22803 words)

	The Euahlayi Tribe--A Study of Aboriginal Life in Australia By K. Langloh Parker- Chapter 8 from Nalanda Digital ...
		In the same neighbourhood is a clear water-hole, the rendezvous of the snakes of Bahloo.
		And very careful are the mothers not to look at the full moon, nor let their babies do so; an attack of thrush would be the result.
		Bahloo, too, has a spiteful way of punishing a woman who has the temerity to stare at him, by sending her the dreaded twins.
	www.nalanda.nitc.ac.in /resources/english/etext-project/history/aborigin/chapter8.html (3096 words)

	The Euahlayi Tribe--A Study of Aboriginal Life in Australia By K. Langloh Parker- Chapter 12 from Nalanda Digital ...
		The wirreenuns chant incantations to oust these spirits of evil, and when the eclipse is over claim a triumph of their magic.
		So poor Bahloo, when he wants to get to earth and go on with the creation of baby girls, has to sneak down as an emu past the spirits, hurrying off as soon as the sun sinks down too.
		Bahloo is a very important personage in legends.
	www.bsu.edu /classes/magrath/205resources/nature2/beraiberai.html (3018 words)

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		In another Aboriginal legend, the roles are reversed and Bahloo the Moon God, suffers sexual harassment from the promiscuous Yhi, the Sun Goddess.
		"Bahloo remained in the sky for a long time, and while he was there, Yhi, the Sun Goddess, fell in love with him," A.W. Reed recounted in his 1980 book, Aboriginal Stories of Australia.
		In Perth, 90 percent of the sun was obscured, while in Sydney, the moon covered 56 percent of the sun.
	spider.ipac.caltech.edu /staff/jarrett/talks/LiU/news/eclipse.html (549 words)

	Euahlayi Tribe, The; a study of aboriginal life in Australia by K. Langloh Parker (Katie Langloh) eBook by BookRags
		They say that long ago the wirreenuns always used to have a sort of totem wizard-stick guarding the front of their camps.
		To begin at the beginning, Bahloo, the moon, is a sort of patron of women.
		Bahloo’s favourite spot for carrying on the girl manufacturing is somewhere on the Culgoa.
	www.bookrags.com /ebooks/3819/44.html (507 words)

	The Graphic - All the pieces in place
		The local family business was originally named Bahloo when Leslie Doolin founded the company in 1978.
		The name Bahloo, a reference to an aboriginal moon goddess, captured the spirit of the craft Doolin created.
		The name was changed to Topanga Art Tile to help give the company a sense of location, Doolin said.
	graphic.pepperdine.edu /ane/2005/2005-9-22-tile.htm (850 words)

	'Metaphysical store' has healing as its purpose
		Moonstones has everything from A to Z, which in the case of this shop means everything from Angels to Zen and Amethyst to Zircon.
		Amy Mokricky, owner of Moonstones in Dormont, pets her shop cat, Bahloo.
		The fl-and-white shop cat, Bahloo, is named for an aboriginal lunar god.
	www.post-gazette.com /neigh_south/20020703smoonstones0703p4.asp (573 words)

	Squash BC - BC JUNIORS SWEEP PROCLUB FALL CLASSIC MEN'S DIVISIONS (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		BC juniors (and recent juniors) won top honors in the 2003 edition of Bellevue's Pro Club Fall Classic in the A, B, C and D divisions.
		Competing in the Junior draw were Rafik Bahloo, Stuart Akam, Rahim Bahloo and Toby King in the U15 and Mark Saunders in the U13.
		Leading the junior results was Rafik advancing to the finals followed by both Stuart and Mark who both reached the semi-finals.
	www.squashbc.com /juniors/fall_classic03.htm (129 words)

	Lake Macquarie City Council (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Throughout the month of June, a group of young people-with the help of local artist Saul Standerwick-have been turning graffiti covered walls at Edgeworth and Windale into works of art.
		The young people are working with the Sugar Valley netball club at Edgeworth and the Bahloo Oval Cricket association at Windale to design the theme of the murals.
		Alan McMillian, President of the Bahloo Oval Cricket association says, ´The members of the club are happy to see the Council and the young people working on this mural.
	www.lakemac.com.au /news/news_details.asp?key=659 (190 words)

	Enabler Publications: Books (and more) to feed the mind and spirit
		Alan Dearling, along with his co-pilot, Brendan Hanley (Mook Bahloo), introduce you to the ideas and lives of ferals, deep ecologists, communards, shamen, modern prophets of Gaia and more.
		Together it presents a dazzling tapestry of life and energy of people living at the margins of Australian society.
		Brendan Hanley (Mook Bahloo) is a well known musician and writer based in the New South Wales Rainbow Region community.
	members.aol.com /adearling/enabler/enabad.htm (2463 words)

	allieann_Karnage3
		Or the bossy business lady will taste my sword.” He plucked a hair from Rebecca’s head and cut it in two with his sword to prove that his blade was sharp.
		I hear you, Bahloo,” he said in a triumphant sing-song voice.
		Since Bahloo is too much the scared chicken to rescue you, Ree-beck-ka, I will just have to keell you.
	www.baloolagoon.com /fiction_A-M/allieann_karnage3.htm (5089 words)

	Tuesday, 6 April » ABC Mid West WA (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		No-Till advocate, and consultant based at Northam, Bill Crabtree is here to speak with us about the pros and cons of burning off, and the alternatives.
		Last week's Santa Gertrudis Bull sale at the Nargulu yards on the outskirts of Geraldton was a bit of a sad day for one stud breeder.
		At 88 years old, it's time to wind up his beloved Santa stud, which started when he bought the highest priced bull in Australia at 19-thousand dollars.
	www.abc.net.au /cgi-bin/common/printfriendly.pl?http://www.abc.net.au/wheatbelt/stories/s1082910.htm (348 words)

	Tuesday, June 1 » ABC Mid West WA
		Garth Cowald from North West Canna, which is half way between Morrowa and Mullewa recorded 13mm, have to wait for sunshine to start seeding again as claypans too sticky!
		He said it's been very dry until now, with only 51mm falling all year.
		Likewise for Franz Fuchbichler from Bahloo Farms at Bruce Rock.
	www.abc.net.au /wheatbelt/stories/s1120999.htm (591 words)

	Freeballers Forum
		If your into learning about Australian Aboriginal culture all of the local tribes provide cultural tours and teach you traditional ways of living.
		Show you how to catch and eat Mud Crab, Rock Oysters, Goanna or Bahloo.
		Plenty of diving too if you want to check out the local reefs or wrecks.
	www.network54.com /Forum/post?forumid=143108&messageid=1053907044 (297 words)

	USGS Astro: Planetary Nomenclature - Hyperion Nomenclature Crater
		See CRATER in the descriptor terms page for additional information.
		ORIGIN Bahloo 36.0N 196.0W 0.0 OC AU TRANS PRELIM 5 1982 4 AA The Moon; maker of girl babies.
		Helios 71.0N 132.0W 0.0 EU GR TRANS PRELIM 5 1982 1 AA Greek sun god; son of Hyperion.
	planetarynames.wr.usgs.gov /saturn/hypecrat.html (116 words)

	allieann_karnage2
		His voice was muffled, hollow as he said, “That boy of Bahloo’s is slickier than a slime-smeared sardine.”
		“Do not play sneak-and-hide with me! I know you are in there, Bahloo!” Karnage flung open the door, drew his sword from his scabbard, and looked in.
		From behind, Karnage roughly grabbed Rebecca around the waist and held his saber to her throat, whispering hoarsely in her ear, “Bahloo will not be able to sneakity-sneak up on us here.
	www.baloolagoon.com /fiction_A-M/allieann_karnage2.htm (6970 words)

	Enabler Publications: Alternative Australia OZbook by Alan Dearling
		Taken together, the books have now sold over 250,000 copies
		Mook Bahloo (Hanley) has written articles about alternative lifestyle issues in Australia's Rainbow Region in Our Times and other NSW publications.
		A well-known singer-songwriter on the Melbourne scene, he arrived in Byron Bay with his partner, Shanto, in the mid-1970s.
	members.aol.com /adearling2/enabler2/ozbook.htm (982 words)

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