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	REVO : Redefining Art & Culture in Denver since 1997 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-18)
		Tarn surrounded himself in the arts, spending his times during the day at the museum or in classes, and painting at night in the studio.
		Tarn took some sculpture and painting classes at the same time and felt more fulfilled when he was involved in the Fine Arts rather than doing whatever everyone else was doing.
		Tarn was becoming a faceless individual in a flock of sheep being led out to the pasture.
	www.revoluciones.com /tarn.html (822 words)

	Malham Tarn in Malhamdale in the Yorkshire Dales
		The tarn basis was dammed by a moraine from the retreat of the devensian ice-sheet from the last ice age and prior to silting and mire development the tarn was originally twice it's present size.
		In 1791 the level of the tarn was raised by approximately four feet (1.2m) with the construction of the dam and weir at tarn foot by lord ribblesdale.
		The tarn was granted to fountains abbey and its medieval monks by william de percy in the 12th century, with all its fishing rights - the tarn has a reputation for its excellent trout.
	www.malhamdale.org.uk /malham_tarn.htm (299 words)

	Tarn Taran
		TARN TARAN (31°27'N, 74°56'E), important centre of Sikh pilgrimage 24 km south of Amritsar, was founded by Guru Arjan in 1596.
		Further development of Tarn Taran remained suspended until 1768, when Sardar Budh Singh of Faizullapuria misi occupied the entire parganah ofPatti, uprooted the village of Nur Din and the serai, and brought their bricks back to the site of this sarovar.
		After the annexation of the Punjab to the British dominions, the management of the shrines at Tarn Taran, along with those at Amritsar, was entrusted to a Sarbarah or manager appointed by the deputy commissioner ofAmritsar.
	www.sikhiwiki.org /index.php?title=Tarn_Taran (1310 words)

	Tarn
		The Torok Formation sands occurring west of Tarn to the Collville River are older and deeper in the section however; they do have the same source and depositional environment as at Tarn.
		Tarn was chosen as the an area to test the hypothesis that thermogenic hydrocarbons migrate from reservoirs below, to and through established hydrates trapped in a permafrost zone and into the near surface with eventual discharge to the atmosphere.
		Tarn was chosen because the field is young, permanent roads exist and many believe that more Tarn like fields will be discovered west of Tarn.
	www.pangaeageochemical.com /tarn.htm (1517 words)

	Tarn River - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Tarn River (from the Latin tarnis meaning rapid or walled in) is a 375 kilometre (235 miles) long tributary river of the Garonne, and flows through the départements of Lozère (Languedoc-Roussillon région), Aveyron, and then the eponymous Tarn and Tarn-et-Garonne départements, the last three départements being located in the Midi-Pyrénées région in southwest France.
		The tributaries of the Tarn include the Tarnon, the Dourbie, the Agoût, and the Aveyron, and the Tarn separates the Narbonne and Aquitaine basins.
		The Tarn River is famous for its brutal floodings, which are the most dangerous in Europe along with the Danube River.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/River_Tarn (230 words)

	Tarn (lake) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		A tarn (or corrie loch) is a mountain lake or pool, formed in a corrie excavated by a glacier.
		The word is derived from the Old Norse word tjörn meaning pond as such is often found in names of both glacial and non-glacial small upland lakes in the English Lake District and Pennines.
		In Scandinavian languages a tjern or tjärn or tjørn is a small natural lake, often in a forest or with vegetation close around it or growing into the lake.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Tarn_(lake) (162 words)

	Jacket 28 - October 2005 - Brenda Hillman: Nathaniel Tarn’s "Selected Poems 1950–2000"
		Tarn translated this poem in the early 70s because it was a work so close to his own feelings he sensed he might have written the poem.
		Tarn has explored the continuum of the solitary voice and the group in his brilliant essays on the ‘vocal’ and the ‘choral.’ [2] A hopeful, non-centrist vision of the world is possible, even in the most recent poems printed in this volume, a series of poems for citizens and friends in St. Petersburg:
		Nathaniel Tarn was born in 1928 in Paris of British-Lithuanian and French-Rumanian parents, educated in France, Belgium and England; he came to the United States in 1970, having been enchanted by Apollinaire, the Surrealists, Claude Levi-Straus and, oddly, by the Pilgrims and American literature.
	jacketmagazine.com /28/hill-tarn.html (3880 words)

	Ratherheath Tarn (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-18)
		As you approach the tarn, you will see it on your right, there is a small car park to your left which holds a few cars right opposite the entrance to the tarn.
		The tarn consists of two small basins, the larger one near the road and a smaller one further round near a boathouse.
		The tarn is only about 1.5 to 2 meters deep and presentation can sometimes be a problem in the shallower areas, but get it right and you will have a good days sport.
	www.handmade301.co.uk /lakes/ratherheath.html (598 words)

	Tarn Cots of Lydius
		The Tarn Saddle is reached by climbing up a five-rung leather-mounting ladder, which hangs on the left side of the saddle and is pulled up in flight.
		The Reins the tarn is guided by are virtue of a throat strap, to which are attached, normally, six leather streamers, or reins, which are fixed in a metal ring on the forward portion of the saddle.
		Black tarns are used for night raids, white tarns in winter campaigns, and multicolored, resplendent tarns are bred for warriors who wish to ride proudly, regardless of the lack of camouflage.
	goreanweb.com /cityoflydius/TarnCots (1839 words)

	Lakeland Landscape - Tarn Hows (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-18)
		Tarn Hows is one of the most visited spots in Lakeland - a body of water surrounded by spruce, larch and pine conifers, circled by paths (suitable for wheelchairs) and dotted with grassy picnic spots.
		However, Tarn Hows may be the one exception to that rule, for the current tarn is mostly artificial.
		Tarn Hows is not a place to come for solitude, with more than a million visitors a year attracted to its sheer elegance, thick woodland and grand views towards Wetherlam, Helvellyn, and the Langdale Pikes.
	www.lakelandscape.co.uk /tarnhows.htm (288 words)

	Tarn Hows (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-18)
		Tarn Hows, or The Tarns, is one of the most visited spots in Lakeland, and in high season can be literally packed with people.
		It is a beauty spot that must not be missed, yet is not entirely typical of the local landscape, for the tarn is partly artificial, being three tarns joined together in the 19th Century, and most of the trees surrounding it are conifers.
		When the Tarns and its setting came up for sale in 1929, they were bought by Beatrix Potter who sold the half containing tarn Hows to the National Trust, and bequeathed the rest of the estate to the Trust in her will.
	www.visitcumbria.com /amb/tarnhow.htm (166 words)

	Tarn on Encyclopedia.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-18)
		TARN [Tarn] river, c.235 mi (380 km) long, rising in the Cévennes Mts., S France, and flowing southwest before emptying into the Garonne River.
		Near Millau the Tarn gorge is crossed by the cable-stayed, multispan Millau Viaduct (2004), which soars to 1,125 ft (343 m) at the top of its highest pylon and is the world's highest road bridge.
		Village of "St-Chely du Tarn" situated in the gorge of the Tarn river.
	encyclopedia.infonautics.com /html/T/TarnR1.asp (924 words)

	Tarn McLean artist
		Tarn lived on a remote sheep and cattle property in South Western Queensland and has since moved to Toowoomba where she has pursued a full-time career in painting.
		Tarn is currently doing her Visual Arts Degree at the University of Southern Queensland.
		Tarn has Exhibited in Toowoomba and Brisbane and paints full-time in her Toowoomba studio.
	www.moreegallery.com.au /Pages/Tarn_McLean.htm (196 words)

	Tarn flight and control
		Something of the same joy of the rider, and mystique of the rider, exists on Gor in connection with the tarn as it existed on Earth in connection with the horse.
		The tarn is guided by virtue of a throat strap, to which are attached, normally, six leather streamers, or reins, which are fixed in a metal ring on the forward portion of the saddle.
		I drew on the four strap, and the tarn leveled out and then lifted his wings over his back and dropped like a striking hawk, with a speed that left me without breath in my body.
	www.angelfire.com /ia/Akhates/tarn.html (488 words)

	Tarn articles on Encyclopedia.com
		Tarn TARN [Tarn] river, c.235 mi (380 km) long, rising in the Cévennes Mts., S France, and flowing southwest before emptying into the Garonne River.
		Near Millau the Tarn gorge is crossed by the cable-stayed, multispan Millau Viaduct
		Near Millau the Tarn is crossed by the world's highest road bridge (1,125 ft/343 m high, 8,071 ft/2,460 m long), the
	www.encyclopedia.com /searchpool.asp?target=Tarn (403 words)

	Tarn Training
		Tarns, who are vicious things, are seldom more than half tamed and, like their diminutive counterparts the hawks, are carnivorous.
		It is not unknown for a tarn to attack and devour his own rider.
		The spirit of the tarn must not be broken, not that of a war tarn.
	www.jozie.net /Gor/Tarnburg/tarntraining.htm (341 words)

	Tarn - Battlestar Wiki (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-18)
		Tarn was selected for the scout mission to Kobol (Kobol's Last Gleaming, Pt.
		Tarn was sent back to the crash site to retrieve a medkit for the critically wounded Socinus, accompanied by Chief Tyrol and Cally.
		On their way back with the medkit, he was killed in a Cylon ambush (Scattered).
	battlestarwiki.org /index.php?title=Tarn (124 words)

	Water Ionization Legionella Treatment - Tarn-Pure
		Tarn Pure TM - the most advanced and independently tested ionization system for the non-chemical control of legionella, E-coli, Pseudomonas, Coliform, Salmonella, Listeria and other water-borne organisms since 1980.
		Tarn Pure ionization systems requires no chemical storage, reducing expenditure in time and maintenance.
		Tarn Pure ionization systems are easy to install in new or old buildings, are fully approved and low in cost.
	www.tarn-pure.com (76 words)

	T.J. Tarn
		Bio: T.J. Tarn, Ph.D., professor of Systems Science and Mathematics in the School of Engineering and Applied Science, is internationally known for his expertise in robotics and automation and intelligent control.
		In 1997, Tarn and his then graduate student Kevin Brady were the first persons to control a robot live via the Internet.
		In accomplishing this, Tarn showed that the Internet could be a medium to transfer force, rather than strictly a communications system, which is the way it had been seen.
	news-info.wustl.edu /sb/page/normal/363.html (247 words)

	Pacific Tarn Trip Report
		Pacific Tarn is interesting in that the area around it is flat, not a jumble of rocks like many high alpine lakes.
		While I realize that Pacific Tarn is not the Larsen Ice Shelf in West Antarctica, the frequency and size of the shelf breakup was surprising.
		One might think that Pacific Tarn is the highest lake in North America, but no! That honor belongs to the Mexican volcano Nevado de Toluca, which has two lakes in its crater called Lake of the Sun and Lake of the Moon.
	www.highestlake.com /pacific-tarn.html (5141 words)

	Search Results for "Tarn" (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-18)
		Tarn, department, France, (tarn) (KEY), department (1990 pop.
		Tarn, river, France, river, c.235 mi (380 km) long, rising in the Cevennes Mts., S France, and flowing southwest before emptying into the Garonne River.
		46,292), Tarn dept., SW France, on the Agout River.
	www.bartleby.com /cgi-bin/texis/webinator/sitesearch?FILTER=&query=Tarn (232 words)

	Talkin Tarn Country Park (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-18)
		Talkin Tarn Country Park lies nine miles east of Carlisle and two mile south of Brampton on the B6413 Castle Carrock road.
		The tarn is an ideal place for active recreation or a quiet stroll through the mature woodlands.
		The tarn is glacial in origin, being formed about 10000 years ago, and is fed by underground streams.
	www.visitcumbria.com /car/talktarn.htm (200 words)

	Explore the Tarn - Tarn Tourist Board (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-18)
		The Tarn, a combination of forests, mountains, vineyards and plains, is situated in the Midi-Pyrenees Region, close to both Toulouse and Montpellier.
		The Tarn possesses a rich legacy of fortified villages (the bastides), castles, churches and museums, where various historical puzzles rub shoulders with one another...From bastides to watch towers and villages perched on rocky outcrops, you can also trace the tragic saga of the Cathars.
		County town of the Tarn, Albi has two major monuments which are famous world-wide : the Toulouse-Lautrec Museum and the Cathedral of Saint Cecilia.
	en.tourisme-tarn.com /aladecouv/aladecouv.html (271 words)

	TARN SHELF
		The walk sweeps around to the right to reveal the Tarn Shelf - a series of little lakes which continue on for a few kilometres.
		The top picture is taken approaching Tarn Shelf at the edge of the ski fields.
		This view is from the eastern side of Tarn Shelf about 10 minutes walk from the ski tow.
	www.touringtasmania.info /tarn_shelf.htm (322 words)

	The River Tarn (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-18)
		The river Tarn, from the latin 'Tarnis' signifying both 'rapid' and 'walled in' separates the Narbonnais and Aquitaine basins.
		The Tarn's source is located on the slopes of Mont Lozère at an altitude of 1550 meters.
		Along its way, the Tarn receives the waters of a number of tributaries, the Tarnon, the Dourbie, the Agoût, and the Aveyron, to name but a few of the best known.
	www.mairie-albi.fr /eng/tourism/tarn.html (152 words)

	SULAIR: AmLitStudies: Nathaniel Tarn Papers
		The Nathaniel Tarn Papers include manuscripts of his published and unpublished poetry and prose, notebooks from his anthropological fieldwork, and correspondence with his personal friends, literary colleagues, and fellow anthropologists.
		Nathaniel Tarn was born in Paris, France in 1928.
		After graduating in history and English from Cambridge University, Tarn studied anthropology, first at the Sorbonne and then at the University of Chicago, where he completed his doctoral degree, based on fieldwork in the Mayan region of Guatemala.
	www-sul.stanford.edu /depts/hasrg/ablit/amerlit/Tarn.html (943 words)

	Locations - Gites dans les Gorges du Tarn et sur les Causses - Lozere -Aveyron
		Near Mende, at gateways from the Gorges of the Tarn, the « Domaine Rivière » proposes to you a nice standalone rural furnished house for 8/9 people, with a large shadowed garden.
		Near to the doors of the Gorges of the Tarn, in a cordial family atmosphere, the Hotel Restaurant Poujol proposes to you studios by week for 2 to 4 people in a pretty typical small village of Causse with all its services.
		In a calm small village, near to the confluence of the Gorges of Jonte and Tarn, at 2 km from Le Rozier, an apartment with panoramic sight on the valley of the Tarn.
	cardoule.com /hebergement.php?lang=en (1102 words)

	Jónas Hallgrímsson: Sheepfold Tarn
		Sheepfold Tarn (Réttarvatn) is one of many small bodies of water dotting the area.
		North Ridge (Norðurás) is a hill north of the tarn; at its foot lies Angelica Field (Hvannamór).
		On 20 September 1841, during his last journey along this route, returning south to Reykjavík after attending Bjarni Thorarensen's funeral, Jónas camped at Sheepfold Tarn to study the geology of the immediate area (2E389) and made the sketch reproduced above.
	www.library.wisc.edu /etext/Jonas/Arnarvatn/Arnarvatn.html (203 words)

	The Highest Lake in the USA
		A tarn is a high mountain lake that forms in a glacial cirque.
		The article speculated that the unnamed tarn was perhaps the highest lake in the country.
		Pacific Tarn might be a good indicator of global warming and climate change in the years to come.
	www.highestlake.com /highest-lake-usa.html (3623 words)

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