This is a very nice, free little rustic campground, built and maintained by BC Hydro.
Each campsite has a picnic table and fire ring. Vault toilets and drinking water are scattered throughout the campground. Firewood available, for a fee (used to be free) No showers, electric, or WiFi.
BC Hydro also maintains a picnic area/public beach on the other side of the road/highway, on beautiful Seton Lake. You can also watch the Salmon run when in season.
Although there are other free BC Forest Rec Sites (campgrounds) along the Duffy Lake Rd (Hwy 99) this is by far the nicest and has the best facilites.
This campground is located upon one of the most scenic mountain roads in BC, as it traverse from the hot, dry interior, along Cayoosh Creek, out towards the coast and the north end of the Sea to Sky Hwy. Expect to get a quick view of the glaciers by Joffre Lakes, just as you start to descend towards Mt Currie/Pemberton.
This is THE road to take if travelling out to Vancouver, from the interior!
Camping Fees: - FREE !!
I'll dig around and see if I can find some photos of the campground which are on my main PC and post them later, if I find them.
I've ridden in that area a few times,but never camped.Beautiful country!
It would be an easy day's ride, once you cleared North Van! .... or you could lay over at one of a few BC Parks campgrounds, en route.
I forced around Tyaughton Lake in Southeast Chilcotin where I discovered an awesome pond to camping in but it was too chilly. I hiked Taylor Basin for a day and did not get returning to my car until 9pm. There still much snowfall on the pathway. Camped in at the coast of half-frozen/dry Carpenter Lake.
I had planned on doing a multi-day backpacking trip up in the Slim Creek/Southern Chilcotin/Spruce Lake area, but blew my knee out before that came to fruition.
Did some camping on nearby Carpenter Lake, at the free BC Hydro Gun Creek Campground.
I'll have to get back into this rather remote area with the bike. Although there are quite a few miles of gravel road between stretches of pavement getting in there, it is well worth it.
Beautiful...as always great pictures...the price is sure right for this campground...did I miss it or did you say when you were there? when the pictures were taken?
I have been up in there many times. I would have to say the best time to visit/camp in the area would be from early June to later Sept.
There are many avalanches along the Duffy Lake Rd, so anything earlier than late April could be risky and anything past the later part of Sept/early Oct could see snow along the road, along with cool night temps in camp. May can see quite the spring snow melt along Cayoosh Creek and some possible localized flooding, although the Campground should be fine.
Thanks for info...do I have to have a passport to get into Canada?
No .... but you do need one to get back into your own Country!


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Up and Coming: One actress, seven parts, three generations
Seattle actress Hannah Mootz, fresh out of drama school, is playing mother, daughter, grandmother and a whole passel of men in the Rep's "Bo-Nita".
Florangela Davila
Two years ago Hannah Mootz was a theater student at Cornish College of the Arts, dreaming about What Might Come.
These days, she's about to make her debut at Seattle Repertory Theatre in a one-woman show. "Yeah, it's intense. But I just see it as fun!" she says.
Mootz is 26 years old, 5 feet 6 inches, curvy.
The actor in rare repose. Hannah Mootz takes a break from rehearsal of "Bo-Nita," which opens at Seattle Repertory Theatre on Oct. 18. Photo: Florangela Davila
"I've played a lot of hookers and strippers," she says. "Sexy ladies. Maybe it's my body type. Maybe it's because it's so not me and I like being bold and out there."
She was "out there" as a mistress in purple lingerie doing sexy things in New Century Theatre Company's production of Franz Kafka's "The Trial" earlier this spring.
This time, Mootz plays 13-year-old Bo-Nita. Scrappy, matter-of-fact, according to the script by Seattle playwright Elizabeth Heffron. Mootz also plays Bo-Nita's 30-year-old mother, her 50-year-old grandma and a quartet of men ranging in age from their 30s to their 60s, each uniquely central to the story of a girl who has grown up too fast and in the margins.
"There's that delicate point when a girl is on the cusp of womanhood," says Heffron, explaining why she created a teenaged girl protagonist. Heffron raised two daughters, both now grown.
"Bo-Nita has no editorial stance about her life being good or being bad. She's just in it and she's just telling us, 'Here's what my life is.'"
Hannah Mootz in Seattle Repertory Theatre's Bo-Nita. Photo: Nate Watters
The story is set in St. Louis and it's a crazy and dark tale about "what she [Bo-Nita] thinks is a miracle in her life," Mootz says, taking a quick break during tech rehearsal earlier this week.
We're at Caffé Zingaro. She's got her travel mug of black tea. "Throat Coat," Mootz says. "Gotta coat the throat."
She's still in costume, which really doesn't look all that different from what you might see on some tween on the street. A burnt red babydoll dress layered atop torn jeans. Sneakers. Mootz' own orange hoodie, a garage sale find.
When she first read the script Mootz knew she had to have the role(s). "They're everyday people," she says. "They're very real. They're just in a zany story."
She'd done one solo show before while in college, a play she wrote. Three callbacks later, she got the part.
"Everyone keeps saying, 'You know how big this is?!' And I could get worked up on that, but I just want to share this girl's story," she says.
To prepare, Mootz has read up on Cajun culture and all sorts of Missouri references. For inspiration, she has visual muses in her dressing room. Pictures of a pipe, a trailer, a llama — all things nodded to in the play.
She's working on the endurance to nail a 90-minute play (no intermissions) and the physicality needed to embody all seven characters. Where to hold her body? How to use her mouth? Clenched for a Southern accent; or, pursed for a teen with a hard edge and steely eyes.
At the café, on request, she's larger-than-life Grandma Tiny and then, she's that girl on The Ave. "My director [Paul Budraitis] references street kids because they have this certain toughness," she says. "They've had crazy lives and they've had to have a hard shell in order to survive."
"When the day starts, I'm really excited. At night, I get a little anxious. I can't turn my brain off with all the exciting things that are about to happen."
Break is over. Throat Coat in hand, Bo-Nita's yellow barrettes still anchored in her hair, Mootz heads to the theater across the street. Things are happening now.
If you go: "Bo-nita" at the Seattle Repertory Theatre, Oct 18 - Nov. 17. Tickets and showtime information here.
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The All Progressives Congress (APC), South East zone, has summoned an emergency meeting to deliberate on the ongoing crisis over sharing of leadership positions in the incoming 9th National Assembly.
The meeting, scheduled to hold in Enugu on Saturday, is at the instance of the National Vice Chairman of APC, South East zone, Emma Eneukwu.
According to the invitation for the meeting extended to invitees via text message, it has three items on the agenda.
Top on the agenda is the National Assembly leadership.
The other two items on the agenda are repositioning APC in the South East after the 2019 general elections and other matters arising.
Recall that the national leadership of APC led by its chairman, Adams Oshiomhole, had earlier zoned the two topmost positions in the National Assembly, the Senate President and Speaker of House of Representatives, to the North East and South West, respectively.
However, the APC national chairman has been accused of orchestrating a 2023 presidential agenda of the National Leader of APC, Bola Ahmed Tinubu, rather than working in national interest.
Recently, in an interactive session with journalists in Enugu, Publicity Secretaries of APC in the South East demanded the position of speaker for the zone, DailyPost reports.
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すーろぐ 2012 龍東 was born !
I heard a very happy news !
My friend who have studied English in same class for about 2 years, Mr& Mrs O have a baby !
The baby's father,Mr M has been absent English class for a while.
But, he showed up today first time in a month.
Baby was born in 11th March.
They named their child " 龍東 (Ryuto)".
Mr M told us " 龍 means of couse "dragon", and 東 means happy direction of dragon in Chinese 風水."
It's a fantastic name,isn't it?
the baby looks like his father according to a picture which was in his farther's mobile phone.
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Baseball Forum - MLB Forum - Fantasy & College Baseball Forums > National League Team Forums > Los Angeles Dodgers > Dodgers fear Hanley could be out two months
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Dodgers fear Hanley could be out two months
Results of Wednesday's MRI on starting shortstop Hanley Ramirez's right thumb are not expected until Thursday, but the club fears he could be out two months or more due to an injury suffered in Tuesday night's final of the World Baseball Classic.
Ramirez was hurt diving for a ground ball at third base, a position the Dodgers had hoped he wouldn't be playing during the tournament. Manager Don Mattingly said the Dodgers' medical department, after speaking to colleagues with Team Dominican Republic, speculated that a mild sprain could sideline Ramirez up to two weeks. But there are fears of a more serious injury that could sideline him up to 10 weeks.
"They've painted both pictures, and it's a pretty big window," said Mattingly. "We're guessing. They're going from a guy coming out of a big game, to a guy who also stayed in the game and had a single. Until the MRI, we're guessing. He could be feeling great, we don't know. We're concerned enough to get an MRI. He's coming out of a game, a pretty big game -- guys don't want to come out of those."
The Dodgers now have potential issues on the left side of the infield. Shortstop Dee Gordon, who figured to return to Triple-A Albuquerque with Ramirez starting, has a left ankle sprain that is considered mild, but he's missed two games.
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Q: Missing required module Firebase - Jenkins build error I have configured jenkins for building my ios-swift application. i have used
xcode version 8.1 and  swift version 3. I am new to Jenkins and continues integration process. Based on my console output, i think build is successful. bacause console output print like this
 Touch build/testinng.app
        cd /Users/Shared/Jenkins/Home/workspace/testinng_Bit_Test
        export PATH="/Applications/Xcode.app/Contents/Developer/Platforms/iPhoneSimulator.platform/Developer/usr/bin:/Applications/Xcode.app/Contents/Developer/usr/bin:/usr/bin:/bin:/usr/sbin:/sbin"
        /usr/bin/touch -c /Users/Shared/Jenkins/Home/workspace/testinng_Bit_Test/build/testinng.app

    CodeSign build/testinng.app
        cd /Users/Shared/Jenkins/Home/workspace/testinng_Bit_Test
        export CODESIGN_ALLOCATE=/Applications/Xcode.app/Contents/Developer/Toolchains/XcodeDefault.xctoolchain/usr/bin/codesign_allocate
        export PATH="/Applications/Xcode.app/Contents/Developer/Platforms/iPhoneSimulator.platform/Developer/usr/bin:/Applications/Xcode.app/Contents/Developer/usr/bin:/usr/bin:/bin:/usr/sbin:/sbin"

    Signing Identity:     "-"

        /usr/bin/codesign --force --sign - --timestamp=none /Users/Shared/Jenkins/Home/workspace/testinng_Bit_Test/build/testinng.app

    ** BUILD SUCCEEDED **

    2016-11-09 19:51:39.300 xcodebuild[2659:26623] [MT] IDETestOperationsObserverDebug: (E99CCCC3-8EED-4FBA-8A00-2CD3C0D7273F) Beginning test session testinngUITests-E99CCCC3-8EED-4FBA-8A00-2CD3C0D7273F at 2016-11-09 19:51:39.299 with Xcode 8B62 on target <DVTiPhoneSimulator: 0x7f9dce6bc690> {
            SimDevice: SimDevice : iPhone 7 (223F7310-19DF-4FA7-B147-73AB8B48454F) : state={ Booted } deviceType={ SimDeviceType : com.apple.CoreSimulator.SimDeviceType.iPhone-7 } runtime={ SimRuntime : 10.1 (14B72) - com.apple.CoreSimulator.SimRuntime.iOS-10-1 }
    } (10.1 (14B72))

But after this console output print failure message.
failed to import required module: 'Firebase'.

I gofinal console output like this.
 Touch build/testinng.app
        cd /Users/Shared/Jenkins/Home/workspace/testinng_Bit_Test
        export PATH="/Applications/Xcode.app/Contents/Developer/Platforms/iPhoneSimulator.platform/Developer/usr/bin:/Applications/Xcode.app/Contents/Developer/usr/bin:/usr/bin:/bin:/usr/sbin:/sbin"
        /usr/bin/touch -c /Users/Shared/Jenkins/Home/workspace/testinng_Bit_Test/build/testinng.app

    CodeSign build/testinng.app
        cd /Users/Shared/Jenkins/Home/workspace/testinng_Bit_Test
        export CODESIGN_ALLOCATE=/Applications/Xcode.app/Contents/Developer/Toolchains/XcodeDefault.xctoolchain/usr/bin/codesign_allocate
        export PATH="/Applications/Xcode.app/Contents/Developer/Platforms/iPhoneSimulator.platform/Developer/usr/bin:/Applications/Xcode.app/Contents/Developer/usr/bin:/usr/bin:/bin:/usr/sbin:/sbin"

    Signing Identity:     "-"

        /usr/bin/codesign --force --sign - --timestamp=none /Users/Shared/Jenkins/Home/workspace/testinng_Bit_Test/build/testinng.app

    ** BUILD SUCCEEDED **

    2016-11-09 19:51:39.300 xcodebuild[2659:26623] [MT] IDETestOperationsObserverDebug: (E99CCCC3-8EED-4FBA-8A00-2CD3C0D7273F) Beginning test session testinngUITests-E99CCCC3-8EED-4FBA-8A00-2CD3C0D7273F at 2016-11-09 19:51:39.299 with Xcode 8B62 on target <DVTiPhoneSimulator: 0x7f9dce6bc690> {
            SimDevice: SimDevice : iPhone 7 (223F7310-19DF-4FA7-B147-73AB8B48454F) : state={ Booted } deviceType={ SimDeviceType : com.apple.CoreSimulator.SimDeviceType.iPhone-7 } runtime={ SimRuntime : 10.1 (14B72) - com.apple.CoreSimulator.SimRuntime.iOS-10-1 }
    } (10.1 (14B72))

=== BUILD TARGET testinngTests OF PROJECT testinng WITH CONFIGURATION Debug ===

Check dependencies

Create product structure
/bin/mkdir -p /Users/Shared/Jenkins/Home/workspace/testinng_Bit_Test/build/testinng.app/PlugIns/testinngTests.xctest

ProcessInfoPlistFile build/testinng.app/PlugIns/testinngTests.xctest/Info.plist testinngTests/Info.plist
    cd /Users/Shared/Jenkins/Home/workspace/testinng_Bit_Test
    export PATH="/Applications/Xcode.app/Contents/Developer/Platforms/iPhoneSimulator.platform/Developer/usr/bin:/Applications/Xcode.app/Contents/Developer/usr/bin:/usr/bin:/bin:/usr/sbin:/sbin"
    builtin-infoPlistUtility /Users/Shared/Jenkins/Home/workspace/testinng_Bit_Test/testinngTests/Info.plist -expandbuildsettings -format binary -platform iphonesimulator -o /Users/Shared/Jenkins/Home/workspace/testinng_Bit_Test/build/testinng.app/PlugIns/testinngTests.xctest/Info.plist

CompileSwift normal x86_64 /Users/Shared/Jenkins/Home/workspace/testinng_Bit_Test/testinngTests/testinngTests.swift
    cd /Users/Shared/Jenkins/Home/workspace/testinng_Bit_Test
    /Applications/Xcode.app/Contents/Developer/Toolchains/XcodeDefault.xctoolchain/usr/bin/swift -frontend -c -primary-file /Users/Shared/Jenkins/Home/workspace/testinng_Bit_Test/testinngTests/testinngTests.swift -target x86_64-apple-ios10.0 -enable-objc-interop -sdk /Applications/Xcode.app/Contents/Developer/Platforms/iPhoneSimulator.platform/Developer/SDKs/iPhoneSimulator10.1.sdk -I /Users/Shared/Jenkins/Home/workspace/testinng_Bit_Test/build -F /--akyiibisusqoudfyyfxubyhwzzgz/Build/Intermediates/testinng.build/Debug-iphonesimulator/testinngTests.build/Objects-normal/x86_64/testinngTests.swiftdeps -o /Users/Shared/Jenkins/Library/Developer/Xcode/DerivedData/testinng-akyiibisusqoudfyyfxubyhwzzgz/Build/Intermediates/testinng.build/Debug-iphonesimulator/testinngTests.build/Objects-normal/x86_64/testinngTests.o
/Users/Shared/Jenkins/Home/workspace/testinng_Bit_Test/testinngTests/testinngTests.swift:10:18: error: missing required module 'Firebase'
@testable import testinng
                 ^

2016-11-09 19:51:48.418 xcodebuild[2659:26623] Error Domain=IDETestOperationsObserverErrorDomain Code=3 "Test operation was canceled. If you believe this error represents a bug, please attach the log file at /Users/Shared/Jenkins/Library/Developer/Xcode/DerivedData/testinng-akyiibisusqoudfyyfxubyhwzzgz/Logs/Test/B554B7BB-8F73-4B3F-8B9B-B07918ED46AB/Session-testinngUITests-2016-11-09_195139-CXzaIj.log" UserInfo={NSLocalizedDescription=Test operation was canceled. If you believe this error represents a bug, please attach the log file at /Users/Shared/Jenkins/Library/Developer/Xcode/DerivedData/testinng-akyiibisusqoudfyyfxubyhwzzgz/Logs/Test/B554B7BB-8F73-4B3F-8B9B-B07918ED46AB/Session-testinngUITests-2016-11-09_195139-CXzaIj.log}
2016-11-09 19:51:48.418 xcodebuild[2659:26623] Error Domain=IDETestOperationsObserverErrorDomain Code=3 "Test operation was canceled. If you believe this error represents a bug, please attach the log file at /Users/Shared/Jenkins/Library/Developer/Xcode/DerivedData/testinng-akyiibisusqoudfyyfxubyhwzzgz/Logs/Test/B554B7BB-8F73-4B3F-8B9B-B07918ED46AB/Session-testinngTests-2016-11-09_195139-NdHjC1.log" UserInfo={NSLocalizedDescription=Test operation was canceled. If you believe this error represents a bug, please attach the log file at /Users/Shared/Jenkins/Library/Developer/Xcode/DerivedData/testinng-akyiibisusqoudfyyfxubyhwzzgz/Logs/Test/B554B7BB-8F73-4B3F-8B9B-B07918ED46AB/Session-testinngTests-2016-11-09_195139-NdHjC1.log}
2016-11-09 19:51:48.419 xcodebuild[2659:27966] Connection peer refused channel request for "dtxproxy:XCTestManager_IDEInterface:XCTestManager_DaemonConnectionInterface"; channel canceled <DTXChannel: 0x7f9dceef3b20>
2016-11-09 19:51:48.419 xcodebuild[2659:26664] Connection peer refused channel request for "dtxproxy:XCTestManager_IDEInterface:XCTestManager_DaemonConnectionInterface"; channel canceled <DTXChannel: 0x7f9dcee7ded0>

Testing failed:
    Missing required module 'Firebase'
** TEST FAILED **

The following build commands failed:
    CompileSwiftSources normal x86_64 com.apple.xcode.tools.swift.compiler
    CompileSwift normal x86_64 /Users/Shared/Jenkins/Home/workspace/testinng_Bit_Test/testinngTests/testinngTests.swift
(2 failures)
Build step 'Xcode' marked build as failure

What is the issue related with this?

A: After an extensive research, I finally found a solution for this problem.
The second modification I did in the Runpath Search Paths is I believe actually solved this problem. Below are the things I did/modified.
1.I moved pod 'Firebase' to my test target in the pod file as shown below.:
 target 'MyAppTests' do
    inherit! :search_paths
    pod 'Firebase'
end

2.configureRunpath Search Paths to point to $(FRAMEWORK_SEARCH_PATHS)
3.In addition to all the above, I uninstalled my old cocoapod(1.0.2) and installed latest version (1.1.1), removed Firebase, reinstalled it.. Then pod install and pod updated in terminal.

A: Ok, so your unit test step is failing.  It looks like there may be a networking issue.  It's hard to tell exactly what's going on just from the console output.  There's a lot of variance when it comes to the environment for Jenkins servers.  It's always good to look at the logs that Jenkins points to when a problem occurs.
Look at the lines below @testable import testinng.  They point you to some logs.
If you're looking to get your Jenkins job to work immediately, then you can always skip running the unit tests for now and come back to fixing that part in the future.  There is risk associated with this, but if you are looking to fix your job ASAP, then this is probably the route to go if you can't debug the issue quickly enough.
It's hard to say EXACTLY how to fix your problem without looking at the logs or at least getting a little more context, but I would suggest not sharing your logs.

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Professor Emerita of Psychology, UMass Amherst; Adjunct Professor of Gerontology, UMass Boston
Are You Truly Having A Senior Moment? Probably Not
12/21/2012 02:53 pm ET Updated Feb 20, 2013
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Creeping into our everyday vocabulary over the past few years, the term "senior moment" is now the chief lament of midlife adults who fear they are losing their memory. You've probably used this term yourself on at least one occasion. Perhaps you forgot where you put your keys, blanked on the name of an acquaintance or couldn't recall whether you turned off the oven after you left the house. "I'm having a senior moment!" you mutter to yourself or complain to your friends. Although you're probably half kidding, that other half secretly fears that you're showing the early signs of serious memory loss.
Fear of developing memory loss is a common concern of people 55 and older. In research I conducted a number of years ago on people's concerns about aging, I found that the number one age-related change that people feared the most was changes in their memory.
Why are midlife adults so fearful of memory changes?
On a practical level, memory lapses are inconvenient, time-consuming and embarrassing. Digging around rooms in your home for those misplaced keys eats up precious moments of your day. Forgetting the name of a neighbor or co-worker makes you look socially inept. We would save countless hours and agony if we never misplaced anything. However, the fear of memory loss goes deeper than this. Losing your keys might mean that you're losing your mental abilities. You interpret this mental glitch as a sign that you will soon become a victim of the dreaded form of dementia (clinically significant memory loss) known as Alzheimer's disease.
What are the odds of getting Alzheimer's disease?
You've convinced yourself that your senior moments are a sign that you're on your way to getting Alzheimer's disease. How realistic is this fear? Reports in the media regularly cite figures that would frighten anyone 55 or 60 and older. The Alzheimer's Association claims that 5.5 million U.S. adults have dementia and that the number will only skyrocket with each passing decade as baby boomers continue to age. Because Alzheimer's disease is neither preventable nor treatable, this figure has a ring of inevitability about it that would scare anyone in the right age bracket whose had a few memory lapses.
However, you need to look more closely at these figures. The Alzheimer Association's own reports state (in the fine print) that they're talking not only about Alzheimer's but all forms of dementia, many of which are both treatable and preventable. The most significant of these is dementia caused by cardiovascular disease. So-called vascular dementia involves memory changes that can be reversed or at least slowed by treating the underlying illness. What's more, by exercising, watching your diet, and controlling your intake of tobacco and alcohol, you can greatly reduce your risk of getting this form of dementia. Therefore, your odds of getting Alzheimer's disease are much lower than you might think.
What should I do if I think I'm starting to get dementia?
If you believe that your memory lapses may signify that you have an underlying disease, then you might consider consulting a neuropsychologist. Your family physician or nurse practitioner may be someone you want to talk to first, but the average health professional doesn't have the diagnostic skills to pinpoint the underlying problem. You may be getting dementia, or those memory lapses might signify something far less ominous and potentially very treatable.
What can cause memory lapses other than dementia?
There are a host of competing causes of memory loss other than dementia per se. Here is a partial list:
When you're stressed, you're not as able to focus on what you're doing. If you're not attending to an experience (such as putting your keys down on a table), you'll never get the information you need into memory storage. As we say in psychology, "If you don't encode, you can't retrieve." In other words, to remember something you have to pay attention to it in the first place. Stress distracts your attention from what you're doing while you attend, instead, to the other problems and concerns swirling around in your mind.
People who are sleep-deprived don't remember things as well as people who are well-rested. If your life is on a hectic pace, as it is for many midlife adults, you're probably not getting enough sleep. A proven way to improve your memory is, literally, to "sleep on it." Experiments have shown that people who sleep after learning new information remember more eight or even 24 hours later than those who don't.
People who are depressed often look very much like people who have dementia in terms of memory loss. However, their memory loss is not of the progressive nature that occurs in people with dementia. When the underlying depression is treated, their memory returns.
4. Medications
Many medications that midlife adults take for chronic health conditions can interfere with their memory. These often interact in ways that cause people to feel depressed, sleepy and anxious. All of these conditions, as you've just seen, can interfere with memory. The problem of "polypharmacy" (taking many medications, some of which interact badly), is a serious one that affects millions of midlife and older adults who see multiple medical professionals. Conscientious health professionals, including pharmacists, avoid giving you medications that can have this effect on you.
What's so bad about the term "senior moment"?
As you've just seen, the chances of your having or getting Alzheimer's disease are lower than you probably figured. So why not just keep kidding around when you do have a memory slip? What's the harm in calling your little slip a senior moment? The problem with using this term is that it can become a self-fulfilling prophecy. Your doubts and fears about losing your memory actually seep your attention away from the task at hand, causing you to have even more memory slips.
There's more than just self-fulfilling prophecies at work. Stanford psychologist Claude Steele discovered that when people identify with a stereotype, whether it's race, ethnicity, gender or age, they start to perform in ways that fit the stereotype; the "threat in the air," as he referred to it. Women, for example, perform more poorly than men, if they're made aware that a test is one on which men excel (such as math). In the case of older adults, if they believe that older adults have poorer memory, their own memory performance will suffer.
Because senior moments tap into our stereotype of memory loss being part and parcel of aging and Alzheimer's disease, they can cause this threat in the air to permeate your own mental abilities. What's worse, if you believe that memory loss and Alzheimer's disease are inevitable, you won't take the steps that could actually help you prevent memory loss in the first place such as keeping mentally and physically active. You also will fail to take advantage of memory tricks that can keep those lapses from happening because you'll think they can't help you.
The next time you lose your keys, cell phone or someone's name, stop and examine the circumstances surrounding this lapse. Were you stressed, tired, distracted? Maybe it wasn't age at all, but one of these competing factors. Whatever you do, don't let yourself believe that you're headed down the road to Alzheimer's disease on the basis of these everyday slips. Everyone, at any age, forgets. Your senior moment may be no different than the junior moments you've had your whole life.
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Factual error: The old percussion double barrel shotgun is firing modern shotgun shells, which would never work or fit in that gun, and furthermore are also made of plastic, wrong for the era.
Factual error: At the end of the movie Enola rides a bike on the right side of the street. The shot widens and two horse-drawn buses come into view, also on the right side of the road. The movie is set in exactly 1884 (votation). It became mandatory to drive on the left side of roads in England in 1835 (Highway Act). (01:56:33)
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Plot hole: Enola and Tewkesbury make an unpremeditated decision to visit the Basilwether estate. This decision was made on the spur of the moment, and no-one knew about it. but when they arrive, Linthorn, who is supposed to be in London looking for Tewkesbury, is waiting in ambush to kill them. (01:32:45 - 01:34:31)
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Continuity mistake: Enola's mother draws the final line through a set of four lines, which are not visible when Mycroft looks at the wall. (00:07:38)
Continuity mistake: When Enola and Tewkesbury approach Basilwether, its lights are on. When they enter, its lights are off. (01:34:30 - 01:35:30)
Continuity mistake: When Sherlock says "those kind of mysteries are always the most satisfying to unpick", he's smirking in the closeup, but in the next wider shot from the side he's looking deadly serious.
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Factual error: Linthorn meets his end when Enola knocks him off his feet. He hits his temple against a heavy and sharp furniture protrusion. Death must have been instantaneous, but instead, he lives to speak a few words. (01:39:18 - 01:39:55)
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Suggested correction: He suffered a serious injury, but didn't die right away. There's no indication death was instantaneous.
Every word of what you said is correct. And that's the mistake! Death must have been instantaneous... that is if there was any. A "head trauma", as medical doctors call it, does not have slow-timed effect. The effects range from dizziness to more severe ones, e.g. loss of consciousness, loss of memory, or death. All of them are instantaneous.
Factual error: Mrs. Harrison travels to a random, remote country mansion (kilometers away from any civilization), meets a woman who is not her pupil, forcibly takes her measurements, insults her, and slaps her! Nobody in the right mind would do that because they know they would be murdered, harmed, or handed over to the police for trespassing, assault, and battery. (Such outcomes are recurrently portrayed in Sherlock Holmes stories.) Schoolmistresses did use corporal punishment but only on their pupils and within the bounds of school, where they have relative safety. To make matter worse, Mycroft warns Mrs. Harrison in advance. He describes Enola as "unbroken", "a wild and dangerous woman", "a wild child." (Indeed she is; she beats people during the rest of the film. How did Mrs. Harrison escape unscathed?). (00:11:43 - 00:13:46)
Other mistake: Inspector Lestrade of Scotland Yard says "I'm a close personal friend of Sherlock Holmes" and "he doesn't have an assistant." Both are incorrect. Doctor Watson is renowned for being Holmes' personal friend, assistant, and chronicler. Lestrade has always been a client or rival, never a personal friend. (00:58:06)
Suggested correction: In the novels he doesn't have a sister at all. Every version of Sherlock Holmes modifies the source material somewhat. Might be in this version Watson doesn't exist, or they've not started working together yet. Or indeed Lestrade is simply hyping himself up as a person friend when they're actually rivals.
Which novels? Sherlock novels or Enola novels? In both, Doctor Watson does exist. Yes, the film makers **could** have changed it in the film, but when such a thing happens, there is both the burden of establishing the deviation and justifying it. This film rides the Sherlock Holmes gremlin and uses it to attract viewers; plus, understanding parts of it needs a modicum of Sherlock Holmes preknowledge. As such, it is reasonable to expect it to take its burden of establishing and justifying deviations more seriously.
Plot hole: No sooner than the film begins, Mycroft becomes the legal guardian of Enola; Sherlock accepts it without question. How on Earth did that happen? No coroner would grant a transference of guardianship just because someone's mother stepped out of the house and didn't return for a day or two. (00:11:37)
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Planetary-Scale Views on a Large Instant-Messaging Network
Phil Windley // Tue Apr 22 21:35:00 2008 // demographics instant+messaging
Collect 150Gb/day of compressed log files from MSN instant messenger over thirty days (June 2006) and you find on a typical day you get 1 billion conversations, 93 million users logged in with 65 million of those actually engaging in a conversation. This is the basis of research by Jure Leskovec and Eric Horvitz.
The demographics of MSN users shows that, not surprisingly, they're far younger than the general population. The probability of any two users having a conversation with each other isn't largely affected by their repsective ages or genders. One interesting finding is that people are more general to have conversations with a range of people in all ages as they get older. Older people talk the longest, but the trend isn't monotonic. Middle aged people have shorter conversations than older and younger talkers. Young people type faster (more messages per unit time).
There's little gender bias. Any two random nodes are as likely to be talking to the opposite gender as the same gender. Cross gender conversations are longer and there are more messages per conversation.
Generally people talk less as they live further apart. You can see peaks in the data that correspond to continental distances. Most conversations happen between people within 50-100 km of each other.
Only 8% of US population has MSN IM. For Iceland, it's 35%. When you look at the map with users per capita, the world map pops out, but there are some bear regions. Interestingly the western US is very high. No analysis in the talk on why. You can plot axes of conversations between world areas and see heavy connectivity between US and Europe and less between other areas of the world.
Over the course of June 2006, 180 million people exchanged messages and there are 1.3 billion edges in the graph (each user does 6-7 conversations on average). Over 30 billion total conversations. The number of buddies follows a power law distribution.
Analyzing connectivity confirms the 6 degrees of separation theory. The average length of a path from any two users in buddy lists is 6.2. 90% of people can be reached in less than 8 hops. People are very close together.
When you removed nodes (given some order like number of links, total conversations, total duration, etc.) you can see the strength of the network. Not surprisingly, removing people with the most links makes the network fall apart fastest. But removing them according to the average conversation length causes the network to fall apart even more slowly than removing them at random.
So, in conclusion,
People who communicate are similar (except gender)
The world is well connected (small world theory)
The network is very robust. Many random people can be removed and the network is still connected.


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Hopkins radiologists have found that a combination of positron emission tomography (PET) and computed tomography (CT) detects cancer spread better than PET alone. In a study to be presented at the Radiological Society of North America (Abstract #1458, 10:57 AM, Thursday, December 5, Room S502AB), researchers reported that overall, PET-CT improves the ability to distinguish cancerous from normal tissue and locate metastases, where they have spread. The study used a scanner that fuses CT technology, which provides anatomical detail, with PET images, which detects metabolic activity of tumors.
Ten PET and 33 PET-CT scans were performed on 28 patients with ovarian cancer suspected to have spread to the abdominal cavity. There were three true positive and two true negative results with PET alone and 14 true positives and 10 true negatives with PET-CT. The PET scan alone produced two false positives, while PET-CT produced none. There were no false negatives with PET alone, and PET-CT had five. Combined PET-CT had a fairly high sensitivity rate, accurately diagnosing cancer 73.6 percent of the time (14 of 19), and PET alone was able to diagnose all three positive cancers.
"PET-CT was very specific, as it was able to distinguish cancer from non-cancer 100 percent of the time (10 of 10), while PET alone was specific for cancer only 50 percent of the time (two of four)," says Richard L. Wahl, M.D., the Henry N. Wagner Jr. professor of nuclear medicine and director of the division of nuclear medicine at Johns Hopkins. Routine contrast-enhanced CT was able to find disease in three of the five false negatives produced by PET-CT.
"The CT portion of combined PET-CT scanners is very helpful at locating disease, but it could miss some lesions that can be found with contrast-enhanced CT," says Elliot K. Fishman, M.D., professor of radiology and oncology and director of diagnostic imaging and body CT for the Kimmel Cancer Center at Johns Hopkins.
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Writer Heidi Julavits—born and raised in Maine, educated at Columbia University—is a woman of many parts: novelist, journalist, literary magazine editor, teacher, and mother. She has published short fiction in Esquire, Story, Zoetrope, and McSweeney's, among others. Her non-fiction has appeared in Harper's Bazaar, Glamour, Time and the New York Times Book Review. She is a founding co-editor of The Believer and has published three well-regarded novels: The Mineral Palace, The Effect of Living Backwards, and most recently The Uses of Enchantment. She lives in Manhattan and Maine with her husband, writer Ben Marcus. In the conversation that follows, we talk about the preternatural qualities of adolescent girls, Freud, psychotherapy, Adam Phillips, literary criticism, and having more children.
The Uses of Enchantment (the title is a bow to Bruno Bettelheim) is a deft tripartite novel revolving around the unverified abduction of 16-year-old Boston-area schoolgirl Mary Veal and the havoc her disappearance creates in her family—especially the rift with her old Yankee mother, a descendent of a Salem witch. Fifteen years later, on the occasion of her mother's funeral, Mary finds evidence that her mother intended to reconcile with her, which among other things causes her to revisit and in some sense relive her past. Dare I suggest the New York Times review offers some illuminating insights?
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Robert Birnbaum: Do you have a middle name?
RB: Tell me about the starting point for this complicated novel.
HJ: Well, the starting, starting point—I feel like there are probably seven different starting points that sort of happen sequentially.
RB: Your own therapeutic experiences, perhaps?
HJ: No, not really. Yeah, in part that influenced my personal connection to it. But I really did come at it with respect, which is why the title is the perfect homage to this interest—the intersection for me of psychoanalysis or therapy as it's usually practiced and story telling. And how to me that act of going to therapy has become our mode of oral story telling. But I also think that mode—as much as you are hearkening back to these old story templates, and you make yourself—you are the bedraggled Cinderella heroine who is being mistreated by everyone but you emerge in the end victorious and I feel as though it's obviously a very hermetic experience now. It's not as at all this cultural sharing kind of thing, so that we do kind of all walk around with our own kind of story bubble, you know?
RB: Because it's been superseded by other kinds of self-help strategies and gimmicks?
HJ: More I mean the act of entertaining somebody with a story that used to be a story that had to have deep cultural significance and everybody could relate to, and now it's just a story about you.
RB: My next-door neighbor just this morning was telling me about her daughter, who has a two-year-old Labrador. The dog got out of the yard and a jogger came by and the dog, who is friendly, ran after the jogger and the jogger, an off-duty policemen, shot the dog.
HJ: Yeah. So anyway, that was an initial entry point. I feel I have for a long time had a fascination with Freud, and then the Dora case study was something that always totally fascinated me because it just seemed so apparent how he was manipulating her throughout her entire [laughs] treatment and yet presenting it as if he was this totally objective, almost omniscient narrator.
RB: He could and did get away with it.
RB: Do therapists still do that?
HJ: Probably not—it's like I said, we have become our own kind of therapists—so yes we can get away with it. James Frey got away with it. You can get away with manipulating a story.
RB: What about professional therapists? Can they get away with writing [bogus] case studies?
HJ: I love Adam Phillips. You don't feel he's manipulating necessarily with a goal in mind. Which Freud very much was—he had an idea of a theory and he was looking for people to [prove it]. And he was going to force them to prove it. Phillips, I don't see him manipulating people toward a specific end—I don't find him manipulative at all. I do think that the fact of the matter is that when you are having a conversation with another person, you are a person, too. You are not just this totally objective, disinterested person.
RB: We really shouldn't expect that.
HJ: No, I don't think we should.
HJ: The problem with psychoanalysis is that it became a science—it was trying to play ball with the other sciences. And so it had this veneer of science around it. Which is why Adam Phillips is so fantastic, because he seems as if he is going to restore some of Freud's reputation by classifying him as he should have been classified from the beginning as a basically a form of a novelist. He is a literary figure, not a scientist.
RB: Could one say that this book was another instance of the Rashômon story?
HJ: It is and it isn't. The Rashômon thing comes up a lot. I feel like it's slightly different. In Rashômon, it's the same incident told from three different perspectives, and what happens in this story is that it's almost like a baton pass [in a relay race]. Mary comes up with a lie. And then her therapist interprets that lie in his way. And then another therapist takes that story and reinterprets it as her story. So it's almost like a game of telephone, where the story keeps getting co-opted by other [people], and with each iteration of the story it gets further and further away from what actually happened to her.
RB: I am focused on the multiple perspectives, which don't present the same story.
RB: Which may be a bigger statement about subjectivity.
HJ: Essentially in my structuring of it I wanted each section—especially the therapist- patient sections and the girl-man [the abductor/abductee] sections, it's definitely a dualistic relationship. What I wanted to have happen is for the power to continually shift. So you have, "This person is on top; no, this person is on top; no, this person is on top." So you see both of the people exerting manipulative influence over the other.
RB: I found Mary—I wasn't convinced that she could be that smart, that alert. What do you think?
HJ: Uh huh. I don't know. I feel very much that she was giving voice in a way to things that as an adolescent girl that you are extremely aware of that you are not really allowed to articulate. You know? I feel like adolescent girls are actually so on the ball, and they know what they are doing. They are. It's actually a kind of frightening—where they are not adults but they are actually—I remember from my own adolescence and all my friends—it definitely was this preternatural ability to take stock of a situation and to manipulate it. And you don't really have the maturity to handle it. But you do have the intellectual wherewithal to know what's going on. Not emotional wherewithal. Emotional in terms of being able to manipulate people, but ultimately it's a mind-body chess game.
RB: I was struck by the cruelty of the three sisters to each other. Maybe I read it wrong. Was it something else? It reminded me of a movie called Heathers.
HJ: I loved that movie.
RB: The girls seemed incredibly cruel to each other.
RB: Is that what you are talking about when you refer to this preternatural insight and calling it the way you see it?
HJ: It's actually not calling it the way you see it. It's so much more stealthy than that.
HJ: Yeah, yeah. Yeah. I feel like you say something and it's not necessarily what you mean, and then you feign ignorance about something that you are not actually ignorant about. That's sort of Mary's role and also her sisters' roles. They are all so extremely wounding—sometimes through not saying something rather than saying something. It's all very calculated. It's calculated to wound and always does.
RB: Is there a way that you read this family as broken? Is this a normal family?
RB: Because no one could decide whether she was telling the truth?
HJ: And no one has forgiven her for it.
RB: And in the story the book that was written on her case was a bestseller and that didn't resolve the issue?
The problem with psychoanalysis is that it became a science—it was trying to play ball with the other sciences.
HJ: No, no. First of all, for the sisters, she completely hogged the limelight. All three of them are these three adolescent girls. They get no attention. All the focus is on her. There's a book written about her and she gets famous. It's like whether she has done something good or terrible, I think when you are that age if you are getting attention you don't really care whether it's for something good or bad, [laughs] you know? And so she hogged all the emotional energy in the household and they are resentful of that. And the mother doesn't forgive her because she feels that Mary has cast a stain upon the family, in a way.
RB: The mother is concerned about her sexual purity, not her emotional health.
HJ: Exactly. That's where she has fixated her attentions.
RB: Her mother is also focused on rehabilitating the reputation of some long-dead witch relative.
HJ: Yeah, so everyone has these kind of in a way misplaced—their energies are very misplaced. Their priorities are a tiny bit off.
RB; Do you feel like you have succeeded in this novel?
RB: In reading this story, I didn't care about was really true.
HJ: Really? Well, it doesn't matter.
HJ: I don't think it matters.
RB: Isn't that part of what you are setting up?
HJ: Well, yeah, that's the whole idea. You get people thinking that's what they are going to find out. But really what it is a book about is her grappling with her mom and her mother's inability to forgive her. And whether she can come to terms with what she did, now that her mother is dead and is not around to forgive her anymore. And again that's the kind of—I love books like that, that are, "OK, on the outset it looks like it's just going to be a whodunit, what happened?" And that's what gets you turning the pages. But then actually the goal of the book or what you are going to find out is actually much more emotional—in the end it's an emotional quest, not an information quest.
RB: Any feeling that you might want to revisit this character?
HJ: Uh uh. No, but I never feel like that after I finish a book. I feel it's done, it's done.
RB: I was reminded as I started reading Richard Ford's newest book [The Lay of the Land] that I spoke to him after Independence Day and asked him about writing another Frank Bascombe novel and he rejected the idea of a third book.
HJ: Right. It seemed like it needed more?
RB: No, it seemed that there could be more.
RB: If you establish a character with great detail and you put them in a slice of their life, it does leave open the possibility of revisiting them in another time, in different situations.
HJ: That's true, but so much of this book is already about her revisiting this point in her past and the way this past has been fractured.
HJ: Yeah. They feel like a sphere. They don't feel like they are part of a sequence to me. I could change my mind about that.
RB: What do you think the impulse is for writers like William Kennedy and Susan Straight and Faulkner to inhabit a specific local and interchange characters and stories?
HJ: I think it's interesting—there are writers who are very geographically identified—their imaginations are geographically identified. And so that makes sense to me.
HJ: You mean the stories are interconnected? I have never read his stories, so I don't know.
RB: Not connected in an obvious way. A character [in one story] may have an ancestor present in an another story. Or a locale may be the setting for something that also is involved in an another story—the world that he writes about seems interconnected. Some of it is clearly implied, not explicitly referential. I'm at a loss to make it articulate it better.
HJ: It sounds good actually.
RB: This novel took you three years to write?
HJ: I am on a three-year turnaround thing right now—so yeah.
HJ: Oh yeah, and so the other part was—I was definitely interested in inverting a victim novel. I feel like starting in the '80s—and I actually would place it back to the recovered memory boom—that this then produced as these memoirs and novels, and it produced its own genre of victimology—a victimology genre. [laughs] It was victim fiction and victim memoirs. And I really, as much as perhaps some of these voices were first released—the abused girl who was never able to tell her story and now she can tell it—as much as that represented a kind of a break from the past or a progression forward, it soon developed its own predictable contours. And it became this redemption story and la la la la. And it just felt to me that it in the end was more complicated than that; that there were way more nuances involved.
RB: Does it matter to you if someone has written a hoax?
RB: Like Frey or that book Fragments?
HJ: But no, that's what we need now. We actually don't want someone to imagine what it would be like to be the truckstop prostitute son of a crack whore. That has no value to us. If you are going to write fiction, then you have to have had the same experiences as your characters or else what you have produced isn't of value to us.
RB: I don't think that's true.
HJ: Well, which is what J.T. Leroy was based on. That's how he succeeded.
HJ: Oh of course. And none of them are on Terry Gross.
RB: Curtis White wrote an essay in his collection called The Middle Mind, which has a refreshingly contrarian take on Terry Gross. Anyway, it is much easier to write and talk about nonfiction because the narrative is more reducible or amenable to summary. In 200 words you can give a taste of a nonfiction book, but it's not really fair to circumscribe a novel in that way.
We actually don't want someone to imagine what it would be like to be the truckstop prostitute son of a crack whore. That has no value to us.
RB: By the way, what bothered me about Frey is not what he did—I could care less. I didn't like his trash-talking when his first book came out. He was bellicose in asserting that he was "the greatest novelist and he was going to bury Eggers…" and so on.
HJ: I do kind of remember but I was actually not around when that happened so I was playing catch-up when I got back.
RB: How much of your time is spent with editing a magazine?
HJ: It takes a long time.
RB: Does Andrew Leland [managing editor of the Believer] get some time off now that you are back from your novelist turn?
HJ: No way. Andrew is the secret to it all. [laughs] He's so fantastic. He makes it all happen.
RB: He's from Ohio, yes?
HJ: He went to Oberlin. He went to high school in southern California.
RB: I was considering whether you will be most remembered in your New York Times obituary and known for the so-called Manifesto published in the first issue of the Believer.
HJ: That would be so depressing.
RB: I was just considering that, and then I looked at the New York Times review, and it of course mentions the Manifesto.
HJ: It's been the lead for two straight books.
RB: Well, it was an interesting salvo fired across the bow of contemporary literary journalism. It did roil the waters. Do you still get mail on it?
RB: Because David Foster Wallace is known for a lobster piece.
HJ: That's such a great essay. An amazing essay, yes.
RB: At the time that you wrote that anti-snark essay, there was a lot of carping and seemingly gratuitous attacking. It did cause me to recall the old saw that the reason "literary squabbles are so bitter is because they are for such small stakes." Do you have the sense that literary journalism is more civilized today then it was two or three years ago?
HJ: Yeah, it's changed a little a bit, but still much the same. The thing I feel most is—the thing I find myself most clarifying about that article is that I definitely was not coming out against really harsh criticism. I was coming out against the mocking, disdainful, knowing tone with which books get dismissed sometimes when they are not being taken seriously.
RB: By people who have never written a book and will never write a book.
HJ: Yeah, yeah. Whereas Daniel Mendelsohn just wrote what constitutes an extremely harsh review of Jonathan Franzen's recent essay collection [The Discomfort Zone]. He always supports his claims really cleanly, but he pulls no punches. This could be a questionable maneuver—he used the essays as a platform to revisit the book [The Corrections] and find it wanting.
RB: In Richard Powers's The Echo Maker, one character is a brain scientist of repute with a well-regarded oeuvre, whose latest book gets bad reviews, and he realizes that reviewers don't get anything for positive reviews; they get points for taking people down. But here's the thing: More people end up reading the reviews of a book than read a book. So often a book's reputation is falsely established. What was your sense of the response to the essay you wrote?
HJ: It was classified by the [New York] Observer as this earnest goody-two-shoes kind of essay, championing all books, all books are good and blah, blah, blah. And all it took was that one piece to be out there and then that became what the essay was. It was so unbelievable. It was like, "WAIT, NO, NO!" [laughs] But then it was like, "It's too long; we can't actually read it." Or people who did read it: "It's just so long." [laughs] And books, they're really long.
RB: Maybe you just have to bite the bullet and say, "Those aren't people I'm writing for. Those are not readers." Ultimately, why value the opinion of people who don't read, or read very lazily or carelessly?
RB: They are not going to read the books we are talking about. Or the essays. Or anything we care about. So why do they have any voice or say?
HJ: That's the horror of the internet—there is this alternate reality that can exist out there that's all split from one cell, in a way. [laughs] If that cell isn't really an accurate portrayal of the thing its trying to describe, then it's just this mad thing that has now taken the place of the actual thing.
RB: It's easy for people to posture as experts as if they have read all the stuff. I manage to complete 70 to 100 books in a year—that's not very much—and I am reading more than many people. So the sampling of what's published isn't well represented. And there are so many journalists blustering with a dubious expertise and with a lack of generosity. It's discouraging. And even the honest people who say, "I read 50 or a 100 pages of this or that." Maybe that's a way of judging, but I have read enough books that paid off past rough beginnings.
HJ: There are different reasons for tossing a book down. If you feel that writing is really wretched then you are perfectly justified to toss a book down.
RB: Ultimately, it's one subjective response.
RB: What if you have headache or your foot hurts, or what if [and so on, as you are reading a book]?
RB: About the time the Believer came out, it seemed there was a resurgence of literary magazines—Swink, N+1, Land-Grant College Review, Black Clock, Maisonneuve, Lawrence Weschler's Omnivore.
RB: Was there a clear threshold of success that you envisioned for the Believer?
HJ: No, my only threshold for it is that we currently pay $500 per essay. And I would really like to be able to pay more than that. I think the bigger-is-better mentality is not necessarily the mentality to have, and as long as you're solvent that's probably to be rejoiced over; but I wouldn't mind expanding our circulation just so that we could pay people more. We obviously can't compete moneywise with Harper's, which it would be nice to come a little closer [to]. A thousand dollars per essay or something; get into the quadruple digits.
RB: Do you take a break, some kind of breather? Or do you just get right back into a writing mode?
HJ: No, I definitely take a breather and that's why the Believer is great for fiction detoxing. And I also do a lot of nonfiction now for the Times. I have been writing a lot of food pieces. Which is another really great way to detox from fiction.
RB: You have one child?
HJ: One child, yes. You, one kid?
RB: Yeah. And a dog.
HJ: Should we have another kid or stick with one?
RB: Oh, at your age I would say have more.
RB: I would have more kids—anyway, thanks so much.