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Brian Rush has been writing compulsively in one form or another for many years. He has been a student (one is always a student) of the occult for just as long, and has published articles and taught classes on the subject. He has lived on both coasts of the U.S., never far from the sea, and currently resides in northern California.
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This series is excellent! Continuing where the first book, The Stairway to Nowhere ended, this book draws you in immediately with clever dialogue, a fast-paced & entertaining plot, fascinating characters, & epic battles between Good & Evil, Love & Power. The Talismans & the Background realm incorporate themes similar to Zelazny's classic magnum opus the Amber series (a must read for any fan of fantasy, compiled in one volume The Great Book of Amber), but do so in a way that is fresh, original, & modern, set in the foreseeable future. The characters are complex & believable; magic, swordfights, & sorcerous duels abound, & yes, there is enough sex to make it fun & interesting for adult readers without derailing the plot & still be appropriate for most teens. I have already read The Stairway to Nowhere & The Child of Paradox twice each, & can't wait for the next in the series to be published, The Golden Game. Brian Rush deserves recognition for his great writing - Please keep it up! Thanks for the great reads!
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Although not normally a fan of fantasy and science fiction, I found this book so well written and convincing that I was willing to "suspend my disbelief" and enjoy the story.
The characters were well developed and I particularly liked the way the book delves into the tug of war between power and love.
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This is a magical meditation on love and power; it'll make you think, laugh, and think some more. It's set, as is The Stairway to Nowhere, in modern physical reality, but most of the action occurs in the Background Realm, a parallel stew of a world that includes fairies, goblins, and trolls. Events in this Background Realm impact human reality, which is the fascinating construct Brian Rush uses to imagine how the social evolution of humanity might be occurring. And he backs it up with loads of history and mythology!
"It is Power, not Love that insists on respect and trust," says the Librarian of Thoth to one of the two main character narrators, Falcon, as Falcon goes through his parallel personal choosing of love or power. This choice, love or power, mirrors what all of humanity must ultimately be allowed to do, but the timing has to be just right...and that's where the other main character and the alternating narrator, Angee, the Child of Paradox comes in. Angee grows up before our eyes and is very real and engaging; Brian does a wonderfully believable job of bringing her to life, or rather back to life, as the embodiment of love and power. Her task in volume 3 is to toughen up the Star Mages and ultimately pave the way to make us all Star Mages. I'm totally with her for the ride.
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I'm more of the quiet lurker type but thought I could at least introduce myself. My name is Matthew and I manage an upholstery shop in Knox, TN. Recently added this 2012 Durango R/T to my fleet of other black Dodges. I also have a '97 1500 sport 5.9 4x4 with 4" lift and 34"s as well as an '04 1500 sport Hemi truck, 2wd short bed/ cab with a 5/6" drop. So far this has 20" SRT 10 wheels, Volant cai, Billet Tech catch can, 15% tint and 35% entire windshield. Next will be a good set of brake pads and spring will probably bring a set of Nitto 420's.
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Bloody good ... Jonathan Pryce and Aidan Gillen in Glengarry Glen Ross. Photograph: Tristram Kenton
This may sound prissy and puritanical but so what: I am getting fed up with the excessive reliance on four-letter words in television, theatre and film. My objections are not so much moral as aesthetic: the once-taboo 'f' and 'c' words are gradually losing their power to shock by promiscuous over-use.
The point came home to me in the oddest of places. I was sitting in the A and E department of Charing Cross Hospital last night (don't even ask) with Channel 4's Shameless blaring out from an adjacent TV screen. Admittedly I wasn't following the story closely but I couldn't believe the writer's easy reliance on four-letter words; and since when, incidentally, did that most offensive and sexist of words, "twat", become accepted TV parlance? At a time when the spirit wanted lifting, because the flesh was weak, one was confronted by a barrage of ugly sounds. But my instincts also told me that the writer was falling lazily back on swear words not so much on grounds of realism as in a vain attempt to try and jack up the comic tension.
My argument is that four-letter words work best if sparingly used. A classic instance. Last week I was watching Three Sisters on Hope Street at the Liverpool Everyman. It's a transposition of Chekhov's play to post-war 1940s Liverpool. At one point, a visiting American serviceman uttered a four-letter expletive and there was an immediate sense of shock: you just didn't use those words in middle-class, mixed company in that era. The effect was comparable to Eliza Doolittle's famous "Not bloody likely" at a polite tea-party in Shaw's Pygmalion which, if properly timed, can still have a devastating impact.
Of course, we live in a different world today where swearing in public is commonplace. But it is no defence for writers to say they are merely reproducing the common argot of the streets. And, before anyone says "David Mamet", I would counter that Mamet's cuss-words in plays like Glengarry Glen Ross are not randomly deployed but are patterned and timed with quasi-musical precision. It's also noticeable that Harold Pinter, who frequently depicts coarse, bullish, masculine milieux makes sparing use of four-letter words: in a play like The Homecoming he creates a sense of mutual rancour through the rancid vivacity of his language.
I am not asking for four-letter words to be banned. I am just suggesting that writers are gradually losing the ability to convey anger, violence or emotional intemperance by any other means than having people say "fuck" five times a page. I have heard Stephen Fry claim that swearing doesn't stultify the vocabulary. For once, I think the sainted Stephen is talking nonsense; and the evidence is all around us in the impoverished, four-letter dialogue currently issuing from far too many stages and screens.


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Chapter 8
"Richard!" Kahlan called again, trying in vain to lift him in her arms.
Stunned by the blow, Richard quickly regained his senses, pushing himself off of her, feeling the stabbing pain in his back. He didn't have to see him to know who was responsible for his pain. Still on his knees, Richard twisted around to shield Kahlan from Gabriel striding toward them down the massive hall.
Richard got to his feet drawing his sword from its scabbard and sending the ring of steel echoing off the walls. Ignoring the pain of the Dacra, he squarely faced the wizard, fire in his eyes, his chest heaving with every breath. He would die a thousand deaths before he let one hair on Kahlan's head be touched by this man.
Gabriel stopped short of him, well out of reach of the sword. "Did I ever tell you Seeker of my training before coming to Aydindril?" Richard didn't answer, keeping his raptor gaze fixed on his enemy. "I'm sure I haven't. Perhaps I mentioned my mentor, the old wizard, but Sister Angela, no. That would have been quite foolish of me." The way he ran his fingers over his lips reminded Richard of Darken Rahl. "She was a Sister of the Dark and taught me many things. One of which was how to use the Dacra. I know its secrets. How to release its magic…steal your Han…leaving you dead in the process."
"No!" Kahlan cried out. She held tight to the arm of the chair, her knuckles white with her fierce grip, the rest of her coiled tight on the cushion. She was in obvious pain but her cry was for Richard. The thought of him dying was unimaginable.
Richard didn't dare take his eyes off Gabriel, but he sensed her agony…could hear it in her voice. He wished desperately to go to her but the threat before them wouldn't allow it.
Gabriel smiled as he looked at Kahlan, hearing her fear, seeing her pain. "I thought you might feel that way." He pulled the Rada' Han from beneath his robe. "You only need put this on."
"She will not" Richard growled back.
Kahlan muffled a cry, gasping and panting with her rising pain. "Richard, he'll kill you otherwise" she managed, breathlessly.
"He'll kill me anyway!" his tone unchecked at hearing her pain.
Unable to fight it in any longer, Kahlan cried out in agony, twisting about in the chair, unsure if it was better to stand or sit as wracking pain ripped through her body. Richard felt a vice like grip tighten around his heart and stepped backwards, moving closer to her. He had to get her out of here. She was in labor, he knew, and there was no stopping it. His mind raced for an idea of what to do.
Richard tried pleading, "Please, she's in labor. She needs to lie down. Let her go to her room."
Gabriel held up the collar, "Do we have a deal?"
Richard stood unmoving, gritting his teeth, his nostrils flaring in anger as rage stormed through him on some desperate, violent path. He thought to thrust his sword, letting it sail through the air to strike Gabriel down; as he had once done when Kahlan's life was threatened at Tothraine. But he knew a simple wizard's web would easily thwart such an attempt.
Kahlan panted heavily behind Richard, struggling to stand. She didn't trust Gabriel, but she didn't see what choice they had. Richard would certainly die if she did not wear the collar…with it, there was a chance he would live. She clung to that hope. She had to, it was all they had. Maybe it would at least buy them some time until Richard could think of a way out of this. She held her breath to stem the pain, using the last of her strength she answered him, "Yes, I will wear it."
Richard's entire world came to a crashing halt. Everything ceased to matter but what he knew needed to be done. He turned then to look at her, his anger subsiding as a gentleness came to his eyes. He could see the resolute determination on her face as she stood before him, gripping the arm of the chair, the only thing keeping her upright. He knew what she was doing but he wouldn't allow it.
He reached her in two steps. Smiling softly, he touched tender fingers to her cheek, his voice loving, yet firm, "No Kahlan." He was not about to let her wear the collar. If it killed him he would not. In the brief moment he knew they had he studied her face, wanting to memorize it for all eternity: the creamy smoothness of her skin, the deep blue of her eyes; the tiny scar above her lip. He thought of her smile, the one she gave to none but him. He would hold her image forever in the underworld, waiting for the day she would join him. He wondered if he would live long enough to see their daughter. She should not be born here, he thought, on the cold, hard stone of the hallway. Kahlan should be in their big, soft bed, where their daughter was conceived, beside a small fire to keep her warm, and Rose to help her along.
If he killed Gabriel quick enough, she might still have a chance at those things. Richard was so sad he would not be there to share in it with her; he knew that would break her heart. Determination set Richard's jaw as he turned back toward the wizard. Once Gabriel released the deadly magic through the Dacra, he didn't know how long it would take to kill him. He might at least see his daughter's face; hear her newborn cry, before the end.
Without another thought, Richard stormed at the young wizard releasing a ferocious cry from deep within. Gabriel was taken aback at first, but raised his hands, casting a web to stop Richard in his tracks. Instinctively, Richard yanked his blade before him, deflecting the web like he'd done against wizard's fire in the past. He kept a fierce grip on his sword, holding the spell at bay as he continued to close in on him. As he neared, Richard felt the unmistakable heat of magic, the burning pain of it in his back as the Dacra carried its lethal dose. Still, he kept moving, his legs heavy with the effort like slogging through mud. With a sudden thrust of his sword he cast off the spell of the web and in one fluid motion, buried the Sword of Truth deep into Gabriel's chest, running him through like the animal he was. Richard grabbed him by the collar, shaking in rage as he twisted the steel, making sure he was finished.
Blood spilled forth from the wizard's mouth and down the front of his robes as he sank to his knees. The Seeker panted over him in fury, struggling to stay on his feet as he watched Gabriel's eyes go vacant. Only then did Richard release his hold, just before he, too, collapsed to the ground.
Two weeks later
Richard strode down the hall toward his chambers. After an early morning meeting with General Meiffert he wanted to check on Kahlan and see about getting her some breakfast.
He stepped into their main sitting room, greeting Agatha as he made his way for the inner room – their bedroom. "Good morning Agatha. Is she awake?"
"Good morning sir; I dare say, yes. She's been up since just after you left."
He pushed open the door to their inner refuge, stopped in his tracks at the site of her. Kahlan sat in a large upholstered chair, the one by the windows that overlooked their terrace and the private gardens of the Mother Confessor below, her gaze set loving on the tiny babe nestled against her breast. Richard stood transfixed as she nursed their daughter, awed by her beauty and the intrinsic bond between mother and child.
Just two weeks' earlier he had thought all was lost. After he'd killed Gabriel and collapsed in a heap to the ground, Kahlan had crawled her way into Nicci's room, waking the sorceress from a deep sleep, seeking her help. "Please Nicci, Richard is dying" Kahlan sobbed. Though traumatized and weak from her ordeal, Nicci still had her wits about her and immediately saw to his need, removing the Dacra and healing him from the deadly poison.
Cara had returned not only with Rose and her apprentice, but with General Meiffert as well. Benjamin and Cara helped Richard get Kahlan back to their room and into their big, soft bed. She had given birth to their daughter as she should, in the comfort of their room beside a crackling fire, with the skillful hand of Rose, and with, most importantly to her, Richard kneeling just beside her.
Richard returned from his thoughts as Kahlan cooed softly, dipping her head closer to the babe. She hadn't heard him come in. Richard's joy was so abundant he felt an actual twist of pain within him. He had never imagined happiness such as this. He walked quietly across the thick carpets and knelt down beside her, watching his little Taralyn suckle.
Kahlan smiled at seeing him and caressed his hair, leaning her lips to his for a tender kiss. "You left so early. Is everything alright?"
He nudged at the baby with his first finger, urging her to grasp a hold of it, smiling when she did. "Everything's fine," he said, eyes fixed on his daughter. "I wanted to see the General off. He and his men just left."
Richard had sent the General and his most trusted men back to D'Hara to the People's Palace. He needed someone there he could rely on, now that Nicci was in Aydindril. He was glad to have her here too. Not only had she saved his and Kahlan's life and the life of their child, she had, over the course of the past two weeks, visited Zedd regularly. With each visit she would take a small amount of his illness into her, allowing herself time to recover in between. Zedd's mistake had been in trying to heal Victor all at once, taking too much of the disease for his old body to handle. He was his self again in no time and thrilled to learn he had a great-granddaughter.
"What about Cara?" Kahlan asked him.
"She wasn't happy about it, but she went too. She informed the General that someone needed to be in charge and that it would have to be either her or me." He smiled up at her, still on one knee. "Seeing as I'm a new father, she decided it should be her." Cara would return in a few months time but Richard thought it important for her to go to D'Hara for now.
Kahlan laughed. "General Meiffert is a pretty tough man. I can't imagine him turning over command of his men to a Mord-Sith, even Cara."
Taralyn fussed, having had her fill and shook her little fists in the air. Richard carefully lifted her from Kahlan's breast and stood, holding her to his shoulder as he gently rubbed her back, his fingers smoothing the already thick, dark hair on her tiny head.
"He didn't. He told her in no uncertain terms who was in charge of his men." Richard saw Kahlan's look of disbelief as she laced up the front of her dress. He laughed quietly, "She took it better than I expected, really. She even seemed a bit intrigued by his firmness. I think in the end, she decided he could be in charge of his men, just so long as she was in charge of him." Richard kissed his daughters head. "I figure, whichever one comes back alive is the one in charge."
Kahlan swatted at his shoulder. "You do not."
He laughed and bent to lay Taralyn in her bassinette, tucking a soft pale blanket snug around her. Having had her breakfast, she was nearly asleep already.
Kahlan's arm slipped around his waist as they together watched their daughter drift off to sleep. "I've never been happier in all my life."
Everything they had dreamed of was finally being realized. Richard knew they had their whole lives ahead of them to just be together; filling the years with walks through the woods, watching the moon rise in the sky and quiet nights lazing before a fire.
"It all seems so perfect," Kahlan said. "What could we possibly want for now?"
He pulled her to him wrapping her in his warm embrace, "more daughters" he whispered, leaning in to softly kiss her.
The End
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Biogeography and molecular phylogeny of the genus Schizothorax (Teleostei: Cyprinidae) in China inferred from cytochrome b sequences
*Yifeng Chen, Institute of Hydrobiology, Chinese Academy of Sciences, 7 Donghu South Road, Wuhan 430072, China.
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Aim To test a vicariant speciation hypothesis derived from geological evidence of large-scale changes in drainage patterns in the late Miocene that affected the drainages in the south-eastern Tibetan Plateau.
Location The Tibetan Plateau and adjacent areas.
Methods The cytochrome b DNA sequences of 30 species of the genus Schizothorax from nine different river systems were analysed. These DNA sequences were analysed using parsimony, maximum likelihood and Bayesian methods. The approximately unbiased and Shimodaira–Hasegawa tests were applied to evaluate the statistical significance of the shortest trees relative to alternative hypotheses. Dates of divergences between lineages were estimated using the nonparametric rate smoothing method, and confidence intervals of dates were obtained by parametric bootstrapping.
Results The phylogenetic relationships recovered from molecular data were inconsistent with traditional taxonomy, but apparently reflected geographical associations with rivers. Within the genus Schizothorax, we observed a divergence between the lineages from the Irrawaddy–Lhuit and Tsangpo–Parlung rivers, and tentatively dated this vicariant event back to the late Miocene (7.3–6.8 Ma). We also observed approximately simultaneous geographical splits within drainages of the south-eastern Tibetan Plateau, the Irrawaddy, the Yangtze and the Mekong–Salween rivers in the late Miocene (7.1–6.2 Ma).
Main conclusions Our molecular evidence tentatively highlights the importance of palaeoriver connections and the uplift of the Tibetan Plateau in understanding the evolution of the genus Schizothorax. Molecular estimates of divergence times allowed us to date these vicariant scenarios back to the late Miocene, which agrees with geological suggestions for the separation of these drainages caused by tectonic uplift in south-eastern Tibet. Our results indicated the substantial role of vicariant-based speciation in shaping the current distribution pattern of the genus Schizothorax.


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Tuukka Rask defensive, but says confidence isn't shaken
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After jumping out ahead of the pack in the Eastern Conference early on in the season, the Bruins find themselves in their most trying times with 18 games left on their schedule. They've lost three of their last four in regulation, and Claude Julien has tried different tactics in recent days to wake a team that's been bad for the first time.
Part of that included giving back-to-back starts to Anton Khudobin for the first time this season when he put the backup between the pipes Thursday in Ottawa and Saturday in Toronto. That followed a 3-1 loss to the Jets Tuesday in which Winnipeg marched back from a 1-0 deficit in the third period with three unanswered goals (one of which was an empty-netter), resulting in Julien saying following the game that the B's needed "timely saves" and didn't get them from Tuukka Rask.
Rask made his return to the net in the third period of Saturday's loss to the Maple Leafs, but it's been a strange week for him. He got called out by his coach for the first time this season and was then given his longest stretch of time on the bench all year.
The 26-year-old, who is in the final year of his contract and will be a restricted free agent following its expiration, bit his tongue when asked about Julien's comments.
"We do need timely saves," Rask agreed. "It's no secret I don't think, right?"
As for Khudobin getting back-to-back starts, Rask doesn't feel threatened or shaken by Julien's decision.
"I'd like to play every game, obviously, but I didn't take it too personally," he said. "I've got to play good games, I realize that. Some tough losses there, I let in two goals in Pittsburgh and Winnipeg and we lose the games, but I wasn't awful. It shouldn't break my confidence."
Julien insists that he wasn't trying to send any sort of message to Rask by sitting him for consecutive games. He was correct in pointing out that Khudobin's been more than serviceable thus far and added that he simply wanted to reward Khudobin for breaking Boston's two-game losing streak Thursday.
"Tuukka is Tuukka. He's hard on himself," Julien said. "My thinking behind that was that Khudobin's played well for us this year, and after playing that game in Ottawa where he was really good, he deserved a second start. I anticipated that this week coming up, Tuukka would have lots of opportunities to play. It was more based on what I saw coming up and on [Khudobin's] play. Unfortunately it didn't pan out [well] but Tuukka went in there and I thought he was solid in the jobs that he got in the third period."
In fact, Rask wasn't very hard on himself, but more defensive on Sunday. After saying that he agreed with Julien's "timely saves" comment, Rask was asked how he'd assess his level of play of late. He responded by saying that he was between the pipes as the Jets came back, but that he didn't single-handedly blow the game.
Said Rask: "I'm not blaming myself for those goals, but we were still up 1-0 and it would be nice to at least get a point out of that, but I don't think I've been awful, if that's what you're saying."
Rask wouldn't be getting all of this attention were it not for Julien's comments Tuesday. He's been one of the league's top goaltenders this season (Greg Wyshynski of Yahoo! Sports even wrote on Tuesday that Rask should be the favorite to win the Vezina) and his team hasn't scored in front of him. Still, the last week has served as a bit of a speed bump in Rask's first full season as a starter and it will be interesting to see how he comes out of it.


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A Red Letter Evening // Claire & JaiMature
The gentle, whispering touch of his fingers against her waist sent a tiny tremor through her frame; her body knew what touches like that meant and wasn't nearly as patient as Claire's mind. "You're handling methods seem to work just fine," she intoned, "dangerous creatures or not." Blue eyes blinked up at him, doing their best to look as playfully innocent as possible. Thankfully, she was a fabulous liar, and the tiny smile that followed was intentional. "And fret not, I'll find something tempting tasting to tease that tongue," she trilled, amused at her own alliteration. She mimicked the way his tongue ran along his lips with her own, veneer of innocence gone.
The crash in the hall startled her, and one hand went to her chest, pulling out a bodice knife that she quickly palmed to avoid the agent seeing it. Claire was never without at least a few of her weapons concealed somewhere on her body; she felt defenseless and naked otherwise. Impressed by his unnecessary but chivalric gesture of pushing her behind him, she grinned inwardly and stayed back to give him the satisfaction of 'protecting' her person. Then again, he didn't–and would need to–know about that side of her. Looking into the room as well, Claire shook her head. "I know it's an elaborate home, but it doesn't boast any secret passages," she chuckled, clearly not as alarmed as Jai was by the toppled decor.
Still, she tensed as Jai knelt in front of the armor to inspect it, an involuntary laugh escaping her as the cat essentially knocked him over. She covered her mouth to prevent any further laughs at Jai's expense escape and crouched down beside him, eyeing the creature. "Well, she's not my pussy, but she is William's. Her name is Christabelle. She was a gift for his 16th birthday. She's old, cranky, and apparently has taken a liking to you," Claire chuckled. Reaching out a hand to stroke the cat's tail, she was rewarded with a nasty his and a clawed paw batting at her fingers. Hissing back, she mimed pawing at the cat before shaking her head. The feline had never much cared for Claire, and the feeling was mutual. "If that pussy were mine, there's not a snowball's chance in Hades you'd forget her." Her grin was back and she even winked. While the agent was busy with the cat, Claire quickly re-sheathed her weapon, feigning the need to adjust the top half of her dress.
Claire reached over to brush the cat fur off Agent Wilcox's lapels as best she could, hands lingering at his neck where she accidentally mussed his tie with her attentions. She brushed down his tie, too, gently gripping the length of it to readjust it. As they made eye contact, accessory in her hand, a little smirk lifted one corner of her mouth and she tugged the tie firmly into place. He'd remember that later, she was willing to bet. She let her eyes linger on his face before eventually standing.
"My thanks for securing this room from the evil threat of Christabelle," she said, mock serious, offering Jai an exaggerated curtsy. "She could have very well brought the party to a complete, screeching halt." Ah yes….the party…A tiny sigh escaped her lips at the realization that there was indeed a reason the agent was here, aside from being her new favorite toy. They'd made it about halfway around now and the ballroom wasn't that far away.


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Construction on phase II is presently confined to Dulles Airport property north of Aviation Drive. Roughly 40 column are in various stages of construction. At this writing 12 have column cap on them, 16 are at or nearly ready for column cap the remainder are rebar cages sticking out of the ground. The 4 column that will carry the elevated over Autopilot Drive north of Rudder Road have not been holed to bedrock yet along with the 6 north of Aviation Drive along Air Freight Lane. Do to the weather I was unable to see exactly how many columns have been driven to bedrock between Windshear Road and the Dulles Greenway.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How can I purchase "Te Araroa: A Walking Guide to New Zealand's Long Trail"?
Te Araroa Trust recommends our partner Aotea New Zealand - either online or with stores on the Trail in Auckland, Tekapo and Queenstown.
In New Zealand, the book is available in most major bookstores.
When is the best time to walk Te Araroa?
There is a reasonably wide window of opportunity to walk Te Araroa. The major consideration is when you will be in the South Island high country and/or the Tararua Ranges just north of Wellington - these are the areas most likely to be susceptible to harsh weather.
** More and more people are starting earlier than this and it really isn't advised. The New Zealand weather is still very unsettled at this time of year and seasonal closures (for lambing etc) are often in place until October. Consider your plans carefully.
October/early November southbound start, or December/early January northbound start).
Should I walk Northbound or Southbound?
Te Araroa can be walked in either direction. Those who combine both islands, however, usually start at Cape Reinga in October or November and are then able to walk the majority of the South Island during the optimum period. In the process they will (most likely!) avoid problems with snow and snow melt and the Southland lambing closures.
How long will it take to walk Te Araroa?
A through tramp normally takes somewhere between 50-80 days per island. The variables depend on fitness, tenacity, weather, and the availability of time.
50 days is quick and would require a high degree of fitness and some luck with the weather. Conversely 80 days is relatively leisurely. There would be lee-way within this timeframe to walk slower and for shorter distances most days, to build fitness levels en route, to extend town stays, and to allow greater margins for weather related variables.
How fit and experienced do I need to be to walk Te Araroa?
Tramping many of Te Araroa's tracks requires the bush craft skills of an experienced back country tramper. These skills include trip planning, navigation, and river crossing skills, all of which are prerequisites to good decision making capability in the field. You also need to know what survival equipment to carry and how to avoid getting hypothermia.
Practical experience is the best, so before heading out, take a course and/or spend time in the backcountry with experienced trampers. DOC's brochure 'Planning a trip in the backcountry' available at www.doc.govt.nz is another good resource.
A moderate level of fitness is all that is required to make a realistic attempt at a through-tramp. The prospects of successfully finishing, however, increase with elevated fitness levels.
Fitness is cumulative and barring injury, builds in the initial weeks of a through tramp. Starting with a decent fitness base, however, has many advantages. It reduces the physical demands and the risk of injury. It increases enjoyment. Fitness also affords flexibility by allowing trampers to forge ahead to take advantage of good weather, or to make up time if poor weather or something of interest has caused delay.
Do I need a permit to walk Te Araroa? Is there a fee?
There is no permit needed, nor fee to walk Te Araroa.
However please REGISTER HERE so we can record who is walking Te Araroa - this gives us valuable information to use with funders and supporters.
That said, Te Araroa Trust relies on donations and grants to operate so we invite people and particularly those walking Te Araroa to make a donation via our Donation page.
Te Araroa Trust suggests a donation of NZ$500pp for those walking the length of Te Araroa, NZ$250 for those walking one island only and smaller amounts for more specific tracks/distances.
Please note there is a short section of the Queen Charlotte Track (at the very top of the South Island) that requires a permit www.qctlc.com/index.html - where to purchase information here www.qctlc.com/testimonials.html
Where do I stay on Te Araroa?
Please refer to the Trail Notes where further information is provided.
If you wish to use the Department of Conservation huts on the route, we recommend purchasing a hut pass:
What do I need to take with me?
There is a lot to consider with clothing and equipment but if you first think function and safety, then consider weight, this will help with the gear assessment task.
A full kit , including everything you may wear and carry for any eventuation, on a through tramp might comprise:
- Pack and pack liner
- Shelter - a tent or bivy bag, or alternatively a tarp, pegs and emergency blanket (for use as a ground sheet)
- Sleeping - Sleeping pad, sleeping bag and silk liner
- Clothes for upper body - short sleeve top (mostly to walk in), long sleeve top, (mostly for camp), fleece, waterproof jacket, woollen hat, sun hat, gloves
- Clothes for lower body - shorts, waterproof trousers, long johns, 2 pairs of socks, boot or shoes
- food/water related equipment - stove, pot, fuel, spoon, water bottle, and / or hydration system, lighter or matches
- Navigation and safety - maps, guidebook, compass, GPS, spare batteries, personal location beacon, torch
- Repairs - duct tape, needle, dental floss (for teeth and thread)
- Personal care - hand towel (or cotton bandana), sun screen, tooth brush and paste, toilet paper, sanitizing hand gel, first aid kit, plastic rubbish bag
- Miscellaneous - money, credit/debit cards
- Food and water (enough to get between resupply points)
How much will it cost to walk Te Araroa?
Plan to start with sufficient funds to safely enjoy the entire journey. Pre-departure, this means having enough money to cover equipment purchases and transport to the relevant trail head. Funds will also be needed for living expenses along the way. Many trampers will also have home related expenses while they are away.
An amount of NZD$7,000-10,000 has been suggested by previous walkers for a 5-month through-walk.
Most trampers will be on a budget but to enjoy through tramping requires some indulgence in the trail towns. It pays to allow a margin for this. Also allow a generous contingency for unforseen expenses like equipment replacement and extended town stays which can be forced by weather or injury. Don't scrimp on essential equipment like personal locator beacons, which are critical in the case of injury or emergency. Its better instead to delay a through tramp until you have enough money to comfortably cover all expenses.
It has become apparent that those trying to walk Te Araroa on a very small budget are creating unease and annoyance in some areas by free camping where not welcome and/or not supporting enterprise along the Te Araroa route. If you wish to walk a trail on a very small budget we'd respectfully suggest that Te Araroa may not be appropriate for you.
Do I need a visa to visit New Zealand and walk Te Araroa?
If you are not from New Zealand/Australia and/or don't have residency in New Zealand, most people intending to walk the entire Te Araroa route will require a visitors visa - here's a "quick check" resource to help you.
The exception is for residents of the United Kingdom who have a six-month visa waiver.
Should you require a visa, follow this process to complete your application.
Information on fees can be found here.
If you are not walking the entire route, the need for a visa will depend on where you are from and how long you intend to be in New Zealand, and more information can be found here.
Q and A page HERE and to apply online click HERE
What safety precautions do I need to take?
Where can I resupply and/or send food parcels? (aka bounce boxes)
How do I get to/from Cape Reinga?
There are a number of options to get to the northernmost point of Te Araroa - Cape Reinga.
- Flight from Auckland to Kerikeri, then tourist bus (or transport service) from Kerikeri (or Paihia) to Cape Reinga
- Bus from Auckland to Kaitaia, then tourist bus (or transport service) to Cape Reinga - Refer to the trail note for the very first track for options
- Bus from Auckland to Paihia, then tourist bus (or transport service) to Cape Reinga
Bus Travel - Refer to www.intercity.co.nz or www.nakedbus.com
Flights - Air New Zealand www.airnz.co.nz also fly to Kaitaia and Kerikeri but both airports are quite far out of town.
Cape Reinga tour from Kaitaia
Cape Reinga tour from Paihia/Kerikeri
Cape Reinga tour from Paihia or Kaitaia
Transport service from Paihia, Kerikeri or Kaitaia
iSite tourist information offices - Kaitaia P: 09 408 0879 / Paihia P: 09 402 7345
How do I get to/from Bluff?
There are a number of options to get to the southernmost point of Te Araroa - Bluff.
- Flight from Auckland to Invercargill, then bus (or hitch-hike) to Bluff
- Flight from Christchurch to Invercargill, then bus (or hitch-hike) to Bluff
- Bus from Christchurch to Invercargill, then then bus (or hitch-hike) to Bluff
Bus Travel - Refer to www.intercity.co.nz or www.nakedbus.com
Flights - Air New Zealand www.airnz.co.nz
Bus Operators to Bluff:
Campbelltown passenger services - 1 Lee St - P: 03 212 7404
Stewart Island - Stewart Island Experience Ferry Service - Foreshore Rd - P: 0800 000 511
Is Stewart Island (Rakiura) part of Te Araroa?
Due to unfriendly weather conditions that can often play havoc with transport - and best laid plans - Stewart Island does not form part of Te Araroa.
However a number of Te Araroa walkers choose to add Stewart Island to their itinerary, and few regret it.
Click HERE for further information about walking on Stewart Island, transport to/from the island and accommodation.
Can I take my dog/bicycle/horse/unicorn on Te Araroa?
In general, Te Araroa is for walking.
Access to private land has been negotiated on the basis of walking access only and through farms and conservation areas, dogs are strictly prohibited. Really, the only parts of Te Araroa suitable for dogs are urban walks, road walking and (some) beaches.
Cycling is generally unsuitable on Te Araroa, as most tracks are only constructed to walking standards. There are occasional sections where te Araroa intersects with cycleways however these are a small minority.
Those interested in cycling should investigate www.nzcycletrail.com
For similar reasons, horses are unsuitable on most Te Araroa routes and better options for horse-riding can be found at www.nzbridleways.info
Unicorns will be considered on a case-by-case basis.
How do I navigate Te Araroa?
Trail Notes and Maps
Te Araroa Trust supply Trail Notes and Maps on this website - see either the Trail pages or Downloads page.
These are updated annually, in early September. We recommend not printing these out until after the annual update which is always advised on the Te Araroa website and Facebook page.
These resources are provided free to walkers - however you should consider making a Donation to support Te Araroa Trust.
Keep a regular eye on the Trail Status page where trail damage, temporary closures and other significant changes are logged during the walking season.
Please adhere to all closures and diversions - Te Araroa relies heavily on goodwill of landowners and trail neighbours.
There are also a number of seasonal closures on some Te Araroa routes - generally due to lambing, forestry activity, special events or the like. Please ensure these are observed.
The TA Wiki - which is developed/maintained by a group of walkers, not by Te Araroa Trust - can also be a good point of reference though please note Te Araroa Trust cannot guarantee the accuracy of these entries.
Trail Marking
There is a variety of marking - orange triangles in the remote bush areas, and Te Araroa logos/signs in more built up areas (see examples below).


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New Braunfels Herald Zeitung (Newspaper) - February 28, 1989, New Braunfels, Texas Senate committee backs state lottery amendment AUSTIN (AP) — The fears of people who oppose creating a Texas lottery are "not based on reality," says the sponsor of a proposed constitutional amendment for a lottery that was approved by a Senate committee. _ _ . See Page 4 Symphony Society hosts young artist contest The MitFTexas Symphony Society is sponsoring its annual Young Artists Competition on March 4 in the Bertha Ayers Recital Hall on the Texas Lutheran College campus in Seguin. The finals for the competition are open to the public, free of charge, beginning at 4 p m See Page 4 a iflr. 4J Azu'dl season ,oday The .. % -Ofy '■/ way today as . / Braunfels, lOth-ra. >'<() v* ?'v A's third- ranked team, nson Valley plays its first game while Canyon visits San Marcos. ace 7 <tets under _ A New New Braunfels A Tuesday February 28, 1989 25 Cents Vol. 137, No. 77 707 Landa St., New Braunfels, Texas 78130 (USPS 377-880) 512-625-9144 One Section, 10 Pages Residents speak out against parlors By STEPHANIE DAVIS Staff Writer Sexually oriented businesses could face adversity if they set up shop in Comal County following a clear message sent by local citizens to county commissioners Monday — regulate the sex shops. "We have a family-oriented county," said Richard Weightman, pastor of Bible Baptist Church. "If we have things like massage parlors, spas ... you're going to destroy the attitude of this county." Comal County commissioners heard comments from citizens who packed the courtroom during an afternoon public hearing limited to 30 minutes. Commissioners will consider an order soon prohibiting sex shops from locating within 1,500 feet of child care facilities, churches, dwellings, hospitals, public parks or schools. "I'm for it (order) because we need to control the atmosphere that our people are in, I've not been there; I hope you haven't been there," Weir told commissioners. "If one even moves within 1,500 feet of our church, I'm going to be out there with a picket sign every time somebody crosses. I might be taking pictures," he said. The order — patterned after Harris County's ordinance — was proposed by Precinct 2 Comal County Commissioner Neil Craigmile Jan. 27 to stop the illicit businesses from moving to Comal County. The proposal came in light of Bexar County's crackdown on sex shops, fewer than 30 miles away from New Braunfels. Comal County wants to be ready to protect itself against the San Antonio businesses if they move this way, Craigmile said. "I have very strong convictions regarding this matter," said Susan Weber. "I consider it injurious to the people that work for businesses of this nature — injurious to the clients. "For a community whose prosperity depends on tourism and family fun — those kinds of things are not conducive to family fun." A resolution passed by commissioners Feb. 18, 1980, states massage parlors, love parlors, nude or modeling studios should not be located within three miles of churches, schools or residential subdivisions. But commissioners noted the three-mile criteria wouldn't stand up legally in court. "That's prohibitive for a legitimate massage parlor or anything like that," Craigmile said. "It's the illicit that we're trying to get at, not the legitimate. They must be permitted, they See HEARING, Page 2 Bob Goebel of the CISD transportation department checks out one of the new buses which will be added to the routes in March. Council My what b|gteeth accepts bid for street Commissioners approve plan to hire more jailers By DAVID BUILTA Staff Writer Construction of the controversial Walnut Avenue extension will start in IO to 15 days and should be completed by fall. New Braunfels City Council accepted a $433,393.70 bid from Fischer Construction Co. for the construction of Walnut Avenue from Gardenia Street to 1,800 feet north of County Line Road. The local firm was the low bidder. "It was an excellent bid. Some esti-mantcs were up to $600,000," said City Manager Paul Grohman. "We're very pleased we could award the bid to a local contractor because it helps the economy to hire local people." Council recently awarded a contract to Fischer to construct 1,800 feet of the extension from County Line Road at a cost of approximately $230, OOO. The Walnut Avenue extension is the second largest of the street construction projects New Braunfels voters approved in the 1985 bond election. The sale of bonds allocated $549,013 for the project. Money saved on the construction of Pahmcy-cr Drive and County Line Road will be used for extra costs of the Walnut Avenue extension. .Council also has authorized Grohman to advertise for bids for the reconstruction of Morningside Drive. Funds remaining in the street portion of the 1985 bond issue will be used to pay for the construction. Grohman estimates it will cost between $130,000 and $140,000 for the project. "At this time, I think it will be frugal lo use an outside contractor," he said. S«« CITY, Page 2 Six new jailers will join the Comal County sheriff's office soon after county commissioners finally conceded Monday to Sheriff Jack Bremer's consistent requests to hire additional detention officers. "It's a beginning," said Comal County Commissioner Precinct 4 Clyde Jacobs Jr. after the meeting. "This may be all we need." "Commissioners have their job to do and I have my job to do," Bremer said. "Thcir's is to protect the taxpayers' money, mine is to provide a service to the taxpayers. It takes cooperation on both sides." Commissioners denied Bremer's icquest for nine additional jailers Jan. 5 because of a lack of funds. During a commissioner's court workshop Jan. 27, Bremer requested 14 extra jailers after Jack Crump, executive director of the Texas Commission on Jail Standards, loured the facility and found an employee shortfall. Crump recommended 46 employees operate the jail. There arc currently 32 men and women employed at the jail. "Obviously, I'm very elated commissioners court gave us additional help," Bremer said Tuesday. "It's probably my fault that I could not communicate to them the urgency that I feel about this. I'm absolutely convinced that I See JAILERS, Page 2 NE bank wins bid for county's funds These life-size porcelain replicas of Little Red Riding Hood and the nasty wolf belonged to Mr. and Mrs. John Faust and always sat on the landing of the old Victorian Faust Home, built in 1905, at 361 W. San Antonio. The figurines, bought in Germany, are now on display at the Sophienburg Memorial Museum. Hermann Seele later built a home on the same lot. (Photo by Deryl Clark) Comal County Commissioners approved awarding the county's bank depository contract to New Braunfels National Bank after a unanimous vote Monday in a regular meeting of the court. MBank currently has the county's contract, which ends April 30. MBank did not bid for the contract it has held for two years. Texas Commerce Bank and NBNB were the only banks vying for the contract. Both banks propose the county be paid interest on checking accounts and tile county pay fees for services performed by the bank, said County Auditor Bond. 'They both gave us the opportunity to maximize our interest." The cost of services will be offset by the income generated by the interest-bearing checking accounts, he said. Texas Commerce Bank proposed 4.75 percent for the interest rate on the checking accounts. NBNB offered 7.03 percent. Commissioners also granted Motorola with the radio maintenance contract. Crime Stoppers sets up jail to raise funds The band stand on New Braunfels Main Plaza will serve as a jail for a day March 17 when Crime Stoppers sponsors its first jail-a-thon to raise money for the program's reward fund. Arrest warrants are on sale for persons wanting someone arrested in the local Crime Stoppers board of directors jail-a-thon. 'This is your chance to get back at your boss or close friend while benefitting the local Crime Stoppers program," said Don Ferguson, who chairs the local chapter. "People can purchase arrest warrants naming a certain individual who will be placed under arrest for charity." Individuals targeted in the warrants will face charges ranging from "womanizing" to "sleeping in church" and each will be asked to solicit donations to match the bond placed on the charges. Some of those persons named in the warrants will be allowed to turn themselves in to authorities on the day of the jail-a-thon while others will actually be taken into custody while at work. "Each person arrested will be required to spend CISD adding buses to fleet operation Transportation is big business and an area school district is operating its transportation department as such. Comal Independent School District is adding IO new school buses to its fleet the second week of March. The district ordered the 1987 buses in March 1988 at a cost of $31,000 each. 'Transportation is big business when you have a budget over $1 million, and we try to operate like a big business," said Kenny Franklin, CISD transportation director. The transportation department is operating with a $1,121,000 budget this fiscal year. He plans to remove three 1970 buses from service and may remove another seven buses. The district still is transporting students on two 1972-model, five 1973-model, and four 1975-model buses. "These buses have been through the mill and it's costing us to maintain them," Franklin said. "With these out of the way we could cut maintance costs." Worn-out school buses are expensive because they must constantly be inspected, and major repairs to engines, transmissions and steering gears must be made. New buses reduce time and cost of operation because they require only routine maintenance. Should there be a major problem, the manufacturer's warranty should cover the cost of repairs, Franklin said. "We're going to try to sell some of the buses, but we're not going to jump out and sell all IO," Franklin said. "When you have down time, you have to use a spare bus." The fleet also includes two 1976-model, two 1977-model, four 1978s, six 1979s, five 1981s, two 1982s, four 1984s, five 1985s, and IO SM BUSES, Page 2 Good day 4 some time behind bars in the converted band stand," Ferguson said. "It's all in fun in an attempt to raise money for the local Crime Stoppers program which pays cash for tips clearing local crimes." Arrest warrants can be purchased for $10 until Friday at New Braunfels Police Department, Keith Moore's CP.A. office in New Braunfels and at the Times Guardian in Sattler. Crime Stoppers board members encourage all citizens to help the program by purchasing warrants and helping those persons named in the warrants make their bond. It's cooler and skies arc cloudy. The high today was expected to reach 63 under cloudy skies with occasional drizzle. The low tonight will be 42. Wednesday morning will be cloudy but it could be partly cloudy by afternoon. Tile high Wednesday will be 64. The low Wednesday night will be 45. Inside: CLASSIFIED.............................8-10 COMICS.........................................6 CROSSWORD J......................3 DEAR ABBY........................ 5 HOROSCOPE................................5 SPORTS......................................7-8 TV LISTINGS.................................5 WEATHER.....................................2 Stammtisch Tonight is the last scheduled meeting of the Cancer Support Group organized by Southwest Oncology Associates, McKenna Memorial Hospital and Hospice New Braunfels. The topic will be "Go for the Gusto! Where do I go from here?" and will be pre settled by registered nurse Opal Umpicrre. Tile meeting is from 6 to 7:30 p.m. at the Garza Street Classroom across from the main entrance to McKenna. Group organizers will discuss the future of the group with persons attending tonight's meeting, so if you are interested in seeing the group continue, you're urged to go tonight and voice your opinion. All cancer patients (current and formerly treated), family members and friends and anyone else interested is invited,... Marsch und Wandergruppe will meet tonight at 7:30 p.m. at the American Legion Hall, 410 W. Coll.... The Catholic churches of New Braunfels — Saints Peter and Paul, Our Lady of Perpetual Help, and Holy Family — are conducting an outreach this Lenten season. As part of the outreach, the churches are conducting "Welcome Home" sessions. The next two sessions are Wednesday from 9 to 11.30 a.m. and again from 7 to 8:30 p.m. — and are al the Knights of Columbus Hall on Landa Street. A question-and-answcr format will be used so people are invited to either or both sessions. The goals of the church visitations and the Welcome Home sessions are to invite persons to find See STAMMTISCH, Page 2 ;
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I was invited by Tom Hastings to submit an op-ed on America's imperial overstretch. It appeared in the Statesman Journal in the Oregon capital of Salem.
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"Eisenhower's warning ignored at our peril"
Americans need to construe the Iraq War and the so-called "War Against Terrorism" as symptoms of a broader problem that afflicts America. That problem is militarism as a key component of our culture and ethos, and explains in part why the United States is unwilling to behave in a more responsible manner as a custodian of our planet.
The obsession with national security, vital strategic interests and America's global power projection have undermined the nation's capacity to assume responsibility or even concern about the future of the world's 6 billion people. America is driven merely by geopolitics fueled by adoration of its destructive power.
The United States, despite the warnings of President Dwight Eisenhower in his 1961 Farewell Address, has become a vicious military-industrial complex whereby its wealth and culture increasingly revolves around the glorification of war and the military that wages it. Indeed, patriotism and love of country are to a large extent predicated on the belief that the American military is the sine qua non for our prosperity, protection and stability as a nation.
Military academies, think tanks, specialised military universities, war-memorial monuments as prolific as McDonalds, veterans groups, Air Force Ones, marine-presidential helicopters, color guards, "bombs bursting in air" national anthems, p.o.w. flags, national holidays such as Memorial Day, Veterans Day, Independence Day and even an Armed Forces Day and the universality of the American flag are constant reminders of martial attributes that extol imperialism and America's brutal approach to international relations. The Washington, D.C. Mall is virtually a military-theme park that reflects the core values of the nation with scant attention to international peace and security.
One of the major challenges for Americans is to compel their government to see the overlapping parallels between national security and international security. Our paranoid style of politics that has to have an enemy whether it is communism, antiwar dissent or Islam, perceives the world as a geopolitical entity which is divided up into "commands" such as the European Command and Central Command. It is not in the interest of American ruling elites to share their sovereign authority with international bodies such as the United Nations, the International Court of Justice or the International Criminal Court but to perpetuate unilaterally their power and sense of importance. Peace would reduce their status as war managers and imperialists. International comity threatens the eternal-enemy syndrome which justifies continuous war and trillion-dollar defence budgets.
The path ahead may have to lie outside the vital center that the late historian Arthur Schlesinger Jr. so admired which is dominated by two very similar national parties. Republicans who orchestrated this war and Democrats who pay the bill are complicit in the crime that is the Iraq War. Recognizing that the future of America is harnessed to these war-making entities will hopefully overtime induce greater resistance and commitment to a politics of liberation.
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The third issue of the Journal of Maltese History has just been published by the Department of History, the University of Malta. The journal is edited by Dr. John Chircop, supported by a high powered international advisory editorial board.
This issue includes two original papers on Child migration to Australia and Maltese Migration to French Algeria in the Nineteenth Century, followed by a study of the Maltese Fishing communities during the period 1860-1920. One other paper, entitled "Searching for a National Cuisine" investigates the relationship between food and questions of historical identity in Malta.
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Mumbai, Jan 11 (PTI) Hosts Dr D Y Patil (A) drubbed AirIndia (Blue), Delhi by six wickets for their secondconsecutive win in a Group B league tie of the Rs 12-lakhprize money seventh edition of the T20 tournament today.
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