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With little domestic fanfare and even less attention internationally, Japan has been reinventing itself since the 1990s, dramatically changing its political economy, from one managed by regulations to one with a neoliberal orientation. Rebuilding from the economic misfortunes of its recent past, the country retains a formidable economy and its political system is healthier than at any time in its history.Japan Transformedexplores the historical, political, and economic forces that led to the country's recent evolution, and looks at the consequences for Japan's citizens and global neighbors.The book examines Japanese history, illustrating the country's multiple transformations over the centuries, and then focuses on the critical and inexorable advance of economic globalization. It describes how global economic integration and urbanization destabilized Japan's postwar policy coalition, undercut the ruling Liberal Democratic Party's ability to buy votes, and paved the way for new electoral rules that emphasized competing visions of the public good. In contrast to the previous system that pitted candidates from the same party against each other, the new rules tether policymaking to the vast swath of voters in the middle of the political spectrum. Regardless of ruling party, Japan's politics, economics, and foreign policy are on a neoliberal path.Japan Transformedcombines broad context and comparative analysis to provide an accurate understanding of Japan's past, present, and future.
Author Biography
Frances McCall Rosenbluth is the Damon Wells Professor of International Politics at Yale University. Michael F. Thies is associate professor of political science at the University of California, Los Angeles.
Table of Contents
|List of Tables and Figures
|p. vii
|p. ix
|p. xiii
|Abbreviations and Stylistic Conventions
|p. xv
|Why Study Japanese Political Economy?
|p. 1
|Japanese History and Culture
|p. 15
|Japan's Political Experiments
|p. 32
|The Old Japanese Politics, 1955–1993
|p. 53
|Japan's Postwar Political Economy
|p. 72
|Japan's New Politics
|p. 95
|Japan's New Political Economy
|p. 123
|Japan's Place in the World
|p. 155
|p. 174
|Epilogue: The 2009 General Election and the LDP's Fall from Power
|p. 186
|Japanese Electoral Systems, 1947-Present
|p. 193
|Election Results, House of Representatives, 1986-2005
|p. 195
|Election Results, House of Councillors, 1986-2007
|p. 201
|p. 207
|p. 233
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College Hockey:Dartmouth Starts Quick Over Wayne State
Three First Period Goals Lift Big Green
HANOVER, N.H. — The Dartmouth power play converted four goals, three in the first period alone, helping the Big Green grab a 5-3 win over the Wayne State Warriors.
Co-captain Trevor Byrne scored two power-play goals from the point, while Lee Stempniak knocked in two more from just outside the crease. Stempniak had one assist to go along with his total while Byrne had two helpers.
"We've got a bunch of team speed," Dartmouth coach Bob Gaudet said. "My hope is that our team speed will allow us to get to loose pucks and draw penalties."
Dartmouth (1-0-0, 0-0-0 ECAC) took advantage of the closely-called contest to give its lethal power play and quick, young forwards an opportunity to create quality chances around the net.
"We played two games in our building and then two out here, and it's a little tighter here," Wayne State coach Bill Wilkinson said. "A couple of times, two guys just ran into each other and out comes a penalty. Special teams just killed us — that happened last night too."
Wayne State (2-2-0, 0-0-0 CHA) had been riding a 14-game unbeaten streak (carrying over from last season) before falling 8-3 to the Vermont Catamounts on Friday night.
While Dartmouth maintained consistent offensive pressure throughout the first period, the gritty Wayne State defensemen often managed to muscle many of the younger forwards off the puck.
Dartmouth's answer to the Warriors' early bullying was muscle of its own.
Byrne sent a wrister through heavy traffic from just inside the blue line past Wayne State goaltender Marc Carlson for a power-play goal.
Directly after a close chance by a falling Eric Przepiorka, Kent Gillings and Mike Murray skated in on a two-on-one, but Gillings' shot was pushed aside by Carlson. Dartmouth recorded 13 first period shots, the most for either team in any period.
Stempniak picked up a goal all on his own at 9:34 in the first on yet another power play. He slid the puck through the defenseman's legs and, skating past him, made light of Carlson's attempt to keep him from finishing the impressive play.
Senior defensemen Pete Summerfelt and Byrne were credited with assists.
Said Stempniak, "Pete just made a nice pass up the boards and I think [the defender] was just cheating thinking I was going to drop it to [left winger Hugh] Jessiman. I was able to get a step on him and just pull it through."
Wayne State came right back with a power-play goal to silence the Thompson Arena crowd. Senior forward Jack Redwood stuffed the puck past Nick Boucher two minutes and 34 seconds after Stempniak's jaw-dropper.
Warrior Billy Collins was sent to the box for a five-minute clipping major — instated this year to condemn intent to injure — that helped the Big Green rediscover its finishing power.
With just 22.4 seconds left in the first period, Byrne sent in his second power-play goal of the period and Dartmouth took a two-goal lead into the first intermission.
Said Byrne, "I think the gods were with me a little bit on that second one. I was actually trying to make a pass to Mike Murray and I got lucky and hit a stick and it went in."
Play evened out in the second period, but Wayne State could only manage four shots on goal.
At 13:57 in the second frame, Stempniak won a faceoff and Mike Oullette got his first career assist on a pass to Jessiman, who notched his first collegiate goal (and Dartmouth's only even-strength tally of the evening.)
The Warriors displayed some resiliency once again, as sophomore John Grubb scored unassisted after gathering a rebound to keep Wayne State breathing.
After Oullette missed an open net that was created by Stempniak's efforts, Stempniak created another quality chance by sending the puck in front of a crowded left side of the net.
The puck went in, but Jessiman was called for being in the crease, so the score (not the crowd) remained stable.
Redemption for the second line came on its very next shift, during a power play. Oullette slid a perfect pass to Stempniak in front of the net, who banged in his second goal of the game. Summerfelt quietly garnered his third assist of the night on that score, as Dartmouth took a 5-2 lead with just over 10 minutes of play remaining.
Maxim Starchenko added a meaningless goal for the Warriors with 25.1 seconds left in the final period.
"I give Dartmouth a lot of credit, they worked a lot harder than we did," Wilkinson said.
The Warriors will face Ferris State next Friday and Saturday on the road, while the Big Green travels immediately to Merrimack for a Sunday matchup.
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One listen to Plastic Yellow Band and you'll find yourself taken aback with their classic rock sound. Perhaps it is the vocals, the lyrics - or the authenticity that each of their songs carry. The band's album, Breathe Air, nestles nicely in today's rock world, but also could have easily fit in with the likes of Pink Floyd, Boston and Yes.
The album's opener "Lonely Place" merges singer/songwriter elements with a nod to the rock of the 70's. There is a feeling that the lead singer and writer, Gerald Jennings, wanted the listener to be immediately enveloped in what Plastic Yellow Band's objectives as a band and their overall sound. "She's My Woman," blends a kind of Led Zeppelin-esque vibe with a fervent and sentimental tale of a man on fire for his love, and vehemently determined to tell the world about her.
"I Want To Feel Your Love," is a slower cut with vocalist Dana Rideout offering her relaxing, yet forceful timbre. The guitars breeze by her voice allowing for a serene and amorous sensitivity as Jennings joins in. On "Alone (It's Hard)" the band gives nod to 80's with a synth heavy multi-layered track that oscillates long as the song is over. The last three songs, "Sunlight" (I), (II) & (III) present listeners with a full view of what Plastic Yellow Band is all about - birthing the new classic rock sound. The "Sunlight" suite complements a well-developed 12 song album.
Plastic Yellow Band states that they are inspired by "the tradition of an era when music wasn't considered authentic unless it was composed and played by musicians." Breathe Air, without a doubt, personifies that inspiration.
Final Grade: A
Prime cuts: "Lonely Place," "I Want To Feel Your Love," "Climate Change" & "Sunlight (I), (II) & (III)"
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Stunning Swedish Treehotel Opens This Weekend!
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- Swedish Tree Hotel Under ConstructionDo you have your sights set high for your summer vacation? This gorgeous mirror-walled Swedish Treehotel, which opens this weekend, may just be the ticket. Set in the pristine forests of northern Sweden, just miles away from the Arctic Circle, the Treehotel combines stunning design with prefabricated treehouse construction plus eco-friendly building strategies that may have you drooling over a vacation in sunny -- yes sunny -- Sweden this summer.1
- Swedish Tree Hotel Under ConstructionOpening this Saturday, July 17th, the Treehotel will have four rooms available for guests, including the Mirrorcube, the Cabin, the Bird's Nest and the Blue Cone.2
- Swedish Tree Hotel Under ConstructionEach room was designed by a different architect and includes some prefabricated construction techniques as well as eco-friendly strategies.3
- Swedish Tree Hotel Under ConstructionThe Blue Cone (which will eventually be painted red) is currently under construction.4
- Swedish Tree Hotel Under ConstructionThe Cabin is a prefabricated unit which was trucked into the site and will be set high in the trees.5
- Swedish Tree Hotel Under ConstructionInstalled on a steep slope in the trees, the Cabin will be accessed via a footbridge and has beautiful views of the river valley below the site.6
- Swedish Tree Hotel Under ConstructionA view into the canopy of the pristine Boreal forest at the site of the Treehotel.7
- The MirrorcubeThe Mirrorcube was designed by Tham & Videgård Arkitekter. It consists of a lightweight aluminum structure hung from a single tree.8
- The MirrorcubeAccess is gained via a ladder that comes up through the floor into the cube.9
- The MirrorcubeCoated in a reflective surface, the Mirrorcube will reflect its surroundings and blend into the environment.10
- The CabinThe Cabin was designed by Cyrén & Cyrén and is a prefabricated unit located on a steep site and accessed via a footbridge.11
- The CabinThe actual tree house is suspended from the deck. This will hide the volume of the building to a certain degree. The deck is slightly separated from the building in order to make it appear smaller and to allow the building its own expression.12
- The CabinThe footbridge offers opportunities for expansion with other treehouses and viewing decks built from the same foundation.13
- The Blue ConeThe Blue Cone, which will actually be red, was designed by SandellSandberg and is made from lightweight wood construction with a split birch facade.14
- The Blue ConeThis tree room is founded on three points of support. Access to the tree room is by a bridge from the mountain behind.15
- The Bird's NestThe Bird's Nest was designed by Inredningsgruppen and resembles -- what else -- a bird's nest.16
- The Bird's NestInside the bird's nest is enough space for a couple and two children. This room, for example, is offered for 3,800 Swedish Crowns ($512 USD) per night and includes breakfast.17
- The Bird's NestThe Bird's nest is reminiscent of a water tower built on stilts that has been camouflaged with sticks and woods to blend into the environment. Accessed is provided via a retractable staircase.18
- A Room With A ViewThe Room With A View will be completed in October and is designed by Marge Architects. It offers three unique perspectives on the woods and the Harads landscape.19
- A Room With A ViewExterior walls are clad with dark construction plywood that reflects sunlight; interiors are paneled with pinewood to enhance the warm atmosphere of the woods. Isolated glass partitions divide nature from the interior of the hotel room. The cabin rests on a steel structure with a steel staircase, a contrasting material to the pine bark surroundings.20
- The UFOFinally, the UFO, which will be completed in October, is designed by Inredningsgruppen and is meant to be the complete opposite of the nature inspired Bird's Nest, designed by the same firm.21


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©2012-2016 Katsunyah
Name:Lexa Skylark
Height:5' 4" in (162.5 cm)
With ATs 5' 8" in (172.5 cm)
Weight:127 lbs (57.61 kg)
Team:Falcon's Cross
To be added later.
Tuner/Rider:Haven't found a tuner yet.
Road/Regalia:The Wind Road- It is said to be the "purest" and closest to the sky. Wind Road is broken down into several levels:
The user runs a low pressure current by breaking the barrier front. The rider may also be able to dissipate impact forces throughout their body, greatly reducing injury.
The second element is "Gravity Control", or the shifting of one's centre of gravity in order to extend the height and distance of jumps.
The third element is "Wings", a phenomenon which takes an existing tailwind and adds the user's own wind to it.
The fourth principle is the rider's ability to see and predict the wind and differential pressure via scattering light.
The final principle is "Catching Moon Drops", or interfacing with the air. The rider interfaces with and creates a surface of air via differential pressure. This principle is needed to use the Wind Regalia properly.
Air Treks:Heart Song- Heart's ATs are designed specifically to ride the wind. The sleek plastic-leathery body of it is coated with a substance similar to the Rain-X product that doesn't allow water to stick to windshields. Unfortunately, because of all of the runs, this product has to be re-applied every ten runs in order to keep that element.
The sole and guards that cover the wheels are made of steel and are thin, allowing the ATs to be more aerodynamic than if used with plastic.
The axles as well as the wheels are made of a very hard plastic-metal combination with the core surrounding the inside gears being completely metal.
The heart designs on the guards were etched in and then filled with porcelain, allowing them to be painted and then coated with a clear coating that keeps the paint from fading.
Despite being on the heavy side due to the metal as well as the inside workings, Heart's ATs' weight is something she uses to her advantage.
Personality:Heart is an unselfish and caring girl. She almost always puts others before herself and tries to not disappoint. In a way, she is like a child: innocent, naive, and always wanting to please. It's quite easy to read her if you get to know her seeing as she wears her heart on her sleeve, hence the nickname given by her friends.
There are times when she gets frustrated and she gets into an uncaring mood, but she really does care inside still. When she gets really frustrated, she looks like she is about to cry and sometimes she really does.
When she gets mad, though, she does not cry; she glares. Sometimes she'll remain silent, hold what made her mad inside, and then use the same thing later on towards that person once and be done with that moment. Sometimes she snaps and lashes out, showing that she is obviously angry. Regardless of which method she uses to display her anger, if what was said or done has hurt her emotionally, it is locked inside of her heart until that action has been redeemed, regardless of friend or foe.
When she is hurt emotionally, she tends to have periods of extreme happiness followed by depression, going around in a circle until whatever is resolved. Unfortunately, it is quite easy to hurt her as she takes everything to heart, whether she knows someone personally or not. It is quite easy for her friends to tell when she is sad or extremely upset on the inside; certain colors of clothing, certain tricks being done (or in some cases not done), and the way she walks are all indicators. The one thing that can confuse others is when she laughs too much, she cries uncontrollably. This does not necessarily mean something is wrong, but this does mean all she needs is to calm down. The best way to deal with Heart when she is upset is to give her a hug for as long as she needs to be held, and then let her tell you she no longer needs a hug. Only about one other person can read her completely.
Heart can also be easily embarrassed, be it sexual embarrassment or just regular everyday embarrassments. Although she always has a rosy glow to her cheeks, it's easy for some people to notice the distinct red darkening as the first sign. The other signs are that she plays with her fingers, perhaps pushing them together or messing around with her fingernails, if her head bows down, even a little, and if her eyes' gaze wavers.
History/Team History:During her younger years, Heart grew up in America. She was an awkward yet happy child that got picked on just like any other normal child. She didn't exactly have a bully, just the general things children do to other children for whatever reason. She grew up with a mother, father, and three older step-siblings; a brother and two sisters.
Unfortunately, during her 3rd grade year her parents split up and she and her mother moved away from the other half of her family. For years after that, Heart had been a quiet child, occasionally acting out. Her mother and her moved several times all along the East Coast and each time she went to a new school, Heart wouldn't try to make friends but would somehow end up with them anyway. The constant making and braking of bonds kept her in a depression.
During her 7th grade year, Heart's mother found a job that forced the two of them to move to Japan. Transitioning from the American school system to the Japanese one was extremely difficult, especially when she had to learn Japanese well enough to be able to interact with everyone else. This just made her depression grow until a classmate began talking about Air Treks. Curious as ever, Heart had sought out the information she needed and immediately got hooked. The thought of flying, of being free, of doing incredible tricks; those ideas were put into her head and propelled her into the world of the night. Her mother saw this as an opportunity to get Heart out of her funk and into something that she wanted to do instead of working hard in school just because that was what was expected.
Gladly, she funded Heart's first ATs. They were simple beginner models at first, but they were the best things in the world to her. Every day she would practice until her legs could barely hold herself up. By the time she was in her second year of high school, Heart had turned into a happy girl with friends that she could count on.
After she had graduated, her practices had raised her skills enough to the point that she was able to become a solo rider, climbing up the ranks slowly as she reached C class on her own. Eventually, Heart took a look around her, noticing all the other teams that were around, watching as they helped each other out and fought with one another as a family. Missing her childhood and wanting that sense of family back, Heart set out to make a team herself, wanting her friends to join her on her quest to freedom. Some of her friends had seemed interested but not enough to take up ATs and ride with her. Disappointed, she set out on her own to find a team, or at least one other person, in the world of the night that shared her ideals as well; the thought of freedom and family.
Interests:Loves:<3 Food
<3 Animals
<3 Riding
<3 Her friends and family
Likes:o Freedom
o Flying
o Electronics
o Making friends
Dislikes:- Being ignored
- Getting hurt emotionally or physically
- Being restricted
- Bitter tasting things
Hates:x Being alone
x Being caged (literally or metaphorically)
x Losing anyone
x Being unable to ride
Extras:- Heart lives with her mom in a modern and small two floor house on a fairly quiet street.
- She is more focused on her part-time job at her mother's office as the errand girl than going to college. Her part-time job is helping fund her team.
(~0w0)~ *touches* ooooohhhh she seems awesome, I would love to rp with her~~
okay, whenever you can then, just note me or leave a comment, whichever you prefer~ ^w^
I automatically have claim on her in my team. <<...>>
In your team?
If I recall, she's your leader.
> u >
If I recall, she's your leader.
> u >
Thank you. ; u ; She's still a WIP but I figured out how to make clean lines with my pencil brush. - u -<3


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Funeral services for Mrs. Delores Mae Johnson, 80 of Hideaway, were held Wednesday, March 12 in the Grace Community Church with Pastor Bryan Tema and Pastor Shane Barnes officiating. A private family burial was in the Lindale City Cemetery under the direction of Caudle-Rutledge Funeral Home in Lindale. Mrs. Johnson died Friday March 7, 2014 in a Tyler hospice center.
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By Sasha Abramsky
Voters have been losing their taste for the war on drugs lately; in the past few years, states from Arizona and Alaska to California and Hawaii have moved toward making marijuana, in particular, a low priority for law enforcement, with first-offense possession cases often dismissed with small-time fines and medical-marijuana measures on the books in several states. But the initiative voters in Nevada will be considering this fall goes much further: The "tax and regulate" measure, whose supporters got it on the ballot by collecting 86,000 signatures, would allow anyone over 21 to possess up to one ounce for personal use, would set up a system of pot shops (at a specified distance from schools), and would tax marijuana in a manner comparable to alcohol.
What's intriguing about the measure is not just that it could turn Reno and Vegas into American Amsterdams, but that its most enthusiastic champions are folks like Chuck Muth. A burly, crew-cut, 47-year-old meat-and-potatoes man—during dinner at the Glen Eagles restaurant, to which he has driven in a beat-up, 15-year-old station wagon, he opts out of the salad and never touches the vegetables that come with the steak—Muth runs a conservative networking organization named Citizen Outreach. Inspired by a course designed in Newt Gingrich's office that he took in Washington, D.C., in 1996, he also leads message-honing seminars that have trained many successful Republican politicians and public figures including the state's current first lady, Dema Guinn; his electronic newsletter claims 15,000 daily readers nationwide.
Nevada went for Bush in 2000 and 2004, but not by much. It is a land of desert and mountains, conservative in an old-fashioned, western sense. And that, says Muth, who grew up in Baltimore and was arrested for pot possession in a city park late one night when he was 19 years old, makes it the perfect state to say no to the war on drugs. "Live and let live," says Muth. "If I'm not bothering anyone else, don't bother me." The politician he most idealizes is Barry Goldwater, another Republican who took on his party's sacred cows.
What if Nevada were to pass the measure and the feds swept in? "Bring it on," Muth exclaims, so excited his large fist literally thumps the table. "This country has needed a big fight over federalism for a long time. I'd love to see it here. If the feds came in, you'd start to see a backlash against the drug war and the federal government. The war on drugs is a total failure. It's time to bring the troops home."
It's a hallmark of how much has changed from a decade ago, when Democrats and Republicans were clamoring for ever more tough-on-drugs measures, that the war on drugs will likely be undone (if it ever is) in the red states, by conservatives like Muth, his friend Grover Norquist (the conservative guru at Americans for Tax Reform), writer William F. Buckley, Jr., economist Milton Friedman, and former Secretary of State George Shultz, all of whom have a sort of Nixon-going-to-China advantage in turning soft on pot. Across the nation, says Bill Piper, director of national affairs for the Drug Policy Alliance, about a quarter of Republicans support marijuana legalization, and the numbers are creeping up. "The next generation of Republicans is much more libertarian than social conservative," says Piper. "At its core, conservatism is supposed to be about free markets, the rule of law, and smaller government—and you can't have any of those when you have a massive war on drugs." At last year's Conservative Political Action Conference, Drug Policy Alliance director Ethan Nadelmann got enthusiastic applause when he called on Republicans to move away from the lock-'em-up approach as a drug-prevention strategy.
For Nevada, this is not the first attempt to pass a legalization measure. Four years ago, advocates got an initiative on the ballot that would have permitted possession of up to three ounces of marijuana; the initiative gained the support of the Nevada Conference of Police and Sheriffs. "We're saying we should be spending our time protecting and serving the public," asserted the organization's then-president, Andy Anderson, before pressure from members forced the conference's leadership to abandon its support. On Election Day, the initiative polled 39 percent.
This time around, despite early polls showing 56 percent of voters opposing the measure, supporters are hoping that they'll do better come Election Day. Across the state, says Neal Levine, who leads the campaign for the measure, more and more conservatives are getting interested in reform for pragmatic as well as philosophical reasons; attempting to stamp out marijuana usage through incarceration, argues Levine, "is the biggest, costliest policy of failure this side of Iraq." The D.C.-based Sentencing Project estimates that it costs America more than $4 billion annually to arrest, prosecute, and lock up marijuana offenders.
Levine, who lives in Las Vegas, maintains ties to many activists inside the Republican Party. The campaign's press officer is a Log Cabin Republican. The measure's most fervent backers, besides Muth, include Earlene Forsythe, a former military nurse who now specializes in caring for cancer patients. Forsythe, 56, chaired the state GOP during the 2004 presidential election season and has framed photos of herself with Laura and George Bush on her office walls. But she's lost patience with her party over the issue of medical marijuana. "If my patient wants to go out and smoke a joint," she shrugs, "I say, 'Why not?'"
Besides, argues Muth, what better state than Nevada to launch a drug-reform movement? "It's got to start somewhere," he says. "The first domino has to fall."


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If you experience irritation, rash, or swelling after using a latex condom, you may be experiencing a latex allergy. Don't worry you are not alone, about 1% of the general population has some kind of sensitivity to latex.[1] Lucky for you there are alternatives to natural rubber latex condoms so you can still enjoy sex while staying safe in the process.
There are 3 popular kinds of non-latex condoms. These are Lamb-skin, Polyurethane, and the fairly new Polyisoprene.
Lamb Skin condoms are very thin and fairly durable resulting in some of the best feeling you can get while using a condom. Unfortunately the pores in the intestinal lining used to create the lambskin condoms, while small enough to prevent pregnancy, keep them from effectively preventing STD transmission which can be a deal breaker in many cases.
Seemingly one of the more popular types of hypoallergenic condoms are polyurethane condoms. Polyurethane condoms can also come in thinner sizes than normal latex condoms , and have the added advantage of being usable with water or oil based lubricants [2] (whereas latex may only use water based lubes). Polyurethane condoms also have around the same 97-98% protection rate against STDs as normal latex condoms when used properly [need reference]. The one drawback with these is that they don't have as much elasticity as latex, thus increasing the changes of it slipping off or breaking during intercourse [3]. General consensus is, because of the elasticity issue, to only use these condoms if you are allergic to natural rubber latex condoms or need a condom with which you may use an oil based lubricant.
The new(est) kid on the block. In November 2008, the FDA approved the first polyisoprene condom for prevention of pregnancy and sexually transmitted diseases [4]. though sometimes listed as non-latex, polyisoprene is actually a type of latex but without the natural proteins that cause most latex allergies. Note that this means that folks with a particular type of latex allergy (delayed hypersensitivity) could still have a reaction when using this type of condom (see comments section here about type I vs type IV hypersensitivity).
As of the time of this writing there are 2 brands of polyisoprene condoms available. The first is the Lifestyles Skyn condom introduced in 2008, and in 2009, durex stopped creating their popular Avanti condoms with polyurethane and starting using polyisoprene.[3] Polyisoprene has more elasticity than natural rubber latex resulting in a more snug comfortable fit (this also helps prevent slippage and tearing in the condom). This type of hypoallergenic condom has become increasingly popular over the years and they are also cheaper than polyurethane condoms. Polyisoprene condoms should only be used with water-based lubricants
Of the 3 types of hypoallergenic condoms above the one that seems to appeal to us the most are the new polyisoprene condoms as hey tend to provide a comfortable mix of protection and sensation. That being said, this is a different strokes for different folks (pun intended) topic. Be sure to make the right choice for your particular situation. If you're with a trusted partner and want to go purely for pregnancy prevention then lamb skin is probably the way to go for you (maximum sensitivity). On the other hand if you're just out having a night of fun then you definitely want to choose either of the other 2 choices. Have fun and be safe .
Additional Notes
Before choosing a hypoallergenic condom it is a good idea to be sure that its is actually the latex you are experiencing a reaction to and not the spermicide or lubricant. Probably one of the best ways to get a definitive answer is to consult your doctor .
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By now you know a number of things about your site:why you are building it, who the audience is, what will be on the site (i.e., the content), and how the whole thing is structured. You are now ready to work on the visual design, which is often the most satisfying aspect of site design.
One of its main purposes is to provide users with a sense of place. They need to know where they are on the site, where they have been, and how to get to where they want to be. A good site structure combined with an effective visual design enables users to construct a mental map of the site.
The goal of this lesson is to take the site's structure and map it onto the visual design. A number of tools are useful in creating the design. The first step is to make layout grids that define the structure and organization of the site as it will show up on the page level. Then design sketches will establish a general look and feel. Layout grids and design sketches together lead to page mock-ups, which in turn lead to the construction of Web-based prototypes.
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I've been Google'ing for a good hour or two, and I am completely stumped..
I can't throw it away, because it's "biohazardous waste."
I can't bury it, I live in an apartment, and the landlady would flip out. And there are plenty of little dogs here..
We don't have a dehydrating machine, and I don't want to shock SO any more than I already have by freezing it. We also have ILs over pretty often, and they LOVE investigating the fridge and freezer..
I really can't see myself eating it.
The only thing I saw that might work is putting it in the garbage disposal.. but I'm terrified that it will mess something up, and the landlady will have to call in maintenance to fish out my chunks of placenta from the drains. D:
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How do I know that everything is okay? Would I know if I lost my baby?
I am scared that something is going to happen, and that I will miscarry...this is the first time I've been pregnant and I am a natural worrier. Is there a way to know that we are fine?
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As a first time mom myself, that is something I really worry about. But you can't live your life in fear of what if....just take it day by day. Stressing out is not good for you or the baby. Follow your instincts, you will be amazed on how in sync you really are with your body. If something is wrong, you will "just know". Everything that you feel is very normal and just goes to show what kind of mom you will be! If you didn't worry, what kind of mother is that!? So take it easy, relax and try not to worry too much! (It's impossible not to. You will often suddenly think of something that will make you rush to the internet to look it up. My advice to you is to stay off the search sites!!! if you have questions just ask your OB, that is what he is getting paid for!posted 02/19/2011 by gingergal
You can't stress that something bad is going to happen unless there are signs of something actually going wrong like unbearable cramps or heavy bleeding. Other than that, if you keep worrying you are actually increasing your chance for a miscarriage. Just take it easy and try to smile. Your baby will thank you.posted 02/18/2011 by bludcovrdrose
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TOTD #78: GlassFish, EclipseLink, and MySQL efficient pagination using LIMIT
By arungupta on Apr 07, 2009
The MySQL LIMIT clause definition says:
The LIMIT clause can be used to constrain the number of rows returned by the SELECT statement. LIMIT takes one or two numeric arguments, which must both be non-negative integer constants (except when using prepared statements).
With two arguments, the first argument specifies the offset of the first row to return, and the second specifies the maximum number of rows to return. The offset of the initial row is 0 (not 1):
SELECT \* FROM tbl LIMIT 5,10; # Retrieve rows 6-15
So instead of fetching all rows from the database and then filtering from row 6-15, only rows 6 through 15 are fetched.
This TOTD (Tip Of The Day) explains how to create a JPA Persistence Unit for sakila (MySQL sample database) using NetBeans, use EclipseLink as the Persistence Provider, and then write a JPA query to leverage the pagination support - all on GlassFish v3.
- Create a Persistence Unit for "sakila" as explained in this blog using bullets #1 - 3. The differences are explained below:
- In 2.1, choose "GlassFish v3 Prelude" as the server. Even though "GlassFish v3 Prelude" is chosen as the server but it will be replaced with a recent promoted build because pagination feature is not implemented in the Prelude. Alternatively you can use NetBeans 6.7 M3 and GlassFish v3 as explained here.
- In 3.3, EclipseLink
is shown as the default Persistence Provider as shown below:
- In 3.5, there is no need to specify the properties for
"user" and "password as the JDBC resource is stored in the server
configuration. Instead specify the following property:
<property name="eclipselink.logging.level" value="FINE"/>
This will log any SQL statement sent by JPA to the underlying persistence provider (EclipseLink in this case).
- If GlassFish v3 was configured using NetBeans 6.7 M3, then
the JDBC Connection Pool and JDBC resource were created in the server
directly. If not, then download and unzip the latest GlassFish v3 latest
promoted build (b43
as of this writing). Create the JDBC Connection Pool as:
./asadmin create-jdbc-connection-pool --datasourceclassname com.mysql.jdbc.jdbc2.optional.MysqlConnectionPoolDataSource --property user=duke:password=glassfish:ServerName=localhost:portNumber=3306:databaseName=sakila jdbc-mysql-pool
and the JDBC resource:
./asadmin create-jdbc-resource --connectionpoolid jdbc-mysql-pool jndi/sakila
GlassFish v3 b43 bundles "Eclipse Persistence Services - 2.0.0.r3652-M1". A later blog will explain how to replace the bundled EclipseLink version with a newer/different EclipseLink version.
- Create a new Servlet "QueryServlet". Inject the
javax.persistence.EntityManagerFactory resource:
EntityManagerFactory emf;
and change the "processRequest" operation to:
EntityManager em = emf.createEntityManager();
PrintWriter out = response.getWriter();
try {
int startRow = Integer.valueOf(request.getParameter("start_row"));
int howMany = Integer.valueOf(request.getParameter("how_many"));
Query q = em.createNamedQuery("Film.findAll");
q.setMaxResults(startRow + howMany);
for (Object film : q.getResultList()) {
out.print(((Film)film).toString() + "<br/>");
} finally {
This Servlet reads two parameters from the request and sets parameters on the JPA Query to enable pagination.
- Deploy the application on GlassFish v3.
- Using NetBeans 6.7 M3, select "Deploy" from the context-sensitive menu.
- Using NetBeans 6.5.1, select "Clean and Build" and then manually deploy the WAR file using "asadmin deploy dist/Pagination.war".
The log file in "domains/domain1/logs/server.log" show the following SQL query generated by EclipseLink:
film_id AS film_id1, special_features AS special_features2, last_update
AS last_update3, rental_duration AS rental_duration4, release_year AS
release_year5, title AS title6, description AS description7,
replacement_cost AS replacement_cost8, length AS length9, rating AS
rating10, rental_rate AS rental_rate11, language_id AS language_id12,
original_language_id AS original_language_id13 FROM film LIMIT ?, ?
bind => [1, 11]|#]
As you can see, the query uses the LIMIT clause which optimizes the data returned from the table.
If a different database, for example Derby, is used then the generated SQL query looks like as:
|[#|2009-04-07T17:00:34.210-0700|FINE|glassfish|org.eclipse.persistence.session.file: /Users/arungupta/tools/glassfish/v3/b43/glassfishv3/glassfish/domains/domain1/applications/Pagination/WEB-INF/classes/-PaginationPU.sql| _ThreadID=15;_ThreadName=Thread-1;ClassName=null;MethodName=null;|SELECT film_id, special_features, last_update, rental_duration, release_year, title, description, replacement_cost, length, rating, rental_rate, language_id, original_language_id FROM film|#]
In this case, the entire table is fetched and the rows are filtered based upon the critieria specified on the client side.
If the number of rows is huge (a typical case for enterprise) then MySQL provides efficient fetching of records. And GlassFish v3, with EclipseLink JPA integrated, makes it much seamless for you.
Thanks to Mr GlassFish Persistence (aka Mitesh :) for helping me understand the inner workings.
Discuss this more at Creating Quick and Powerful Web Applications with MySQL, GlassFish, and NetBeans technical session in the upcoming MySQL Users Conference!
Please leave suggestions on other TOTD (Tip Of The Day) that you'd like to see. A complete archive of all the tips is available here.
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Deacon Barry Ferrell
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Deacon Barry Ferrell, 44, of Humphrey, saluted farewell and transitioned from the earthly realm on Friday, Aug. 24, 2012 at Baptist Health Medical Center. Barry was born Oct. 18, 1967, at Jefferson Regional Medical Center in Pine Bluff.
He was preceded in death by his father, LeClede Ferrell; his mother, Erma Lee Simmons; mother-in-law, Velma Wilson; and one brother, Eddie W. Turner.
Deacon was determined that nothing would separate him from the love of God. He exemplified his heart of a servant attitude as an ordained deacon (April 6, 2008). Deacon was inspired to help lead others into the Kingdom of God, wherever or whenever needed. He assisted and supported his pastor. He took leadership as the audio and sound ministry manager in 2002 and was dedicated in performing his duties. He loved and was very faithful in attending Sunday worship services and Wednesday prayer and Bible study.
Barry graduated from Pine Bluff High School in 1986, and entered into the workforce as an employee of Ring Can. After that job, he was hired at Lennox, and upon leaving Lennox, he began working for the City of Stuttgart. Barry was an amateur golfer. Some of his leisure time was spent engaging in the sports he loved, by either playing or watching his favorite sports, basketball or football.
Those who will continue to passionately remember him are his wife, Connie Ferrell, of Humphrey; one son, Brandon Ferrell; one daughter, Breiyna Ferrell; father-in-law Booker T. Wilson; grandmother Eva Richardson; Undra Mixon and James Ferrell and Michael (Etta) Ferrell, of Pine Bluff; brothers-in-law, Steve (Wanda) Wilson of Humphrey, Terry (Wilson) Wilson of Stuttgart; sisters, Janet Ferrell and Marilyn Turner, Denise (Hezekiah Criss) Spiller, Ann Ferrell of Pine Bluff, Patricia Creal of Fort Worth, Texas.; sisters-in-law, Beverly Wilson, Donna (Brian) Stephens, of Stuttgart, Tamara "Tammy" (Troy) Earls and Tamika (Rodney) Henderson of Humphrey; special friends Jeffery Brown, Tim Johnson, Derrick Ross and Anthony T. McGaughey; a special nephew; and a host of nieces, nephews, other relatives cousins and friends.
Bronshea Ferrell
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Bronshea Ferrell, age 19, of Humphrey, transitioned from the earthly realm on Saturday, Aug. 25, 2012, surrounded by his family. Bronshea was born Aug. 27, 1992, in Fort Worth, Texas.
He was preceded in death by his father, Barry Ferrell, his grandfather, LeClede Ferrell, his grandmothers Erma Lee Simmons Velma Wilson, and one uncle Eddie W. Turner.
Bronshea acknowledged Jesus as Savior and Lord of his life in August 2000 as a member of Victors' Empowerment Center (formerly Anointed House Of Prayer). He served as a gospel rapper and assisted as a drummer. In fulfilling his God-appointed tasks in life, above all he loved. Bronshea loved those close to him with a love that looked past wrongs and hurts and endured nevertheless, because his love caused him to care, to serve, to give, and he knew love alone will last for eternity.
Page 2 of 2 - He graduated from Stuttgart High School in 2011. He was a employee of Dixie Furniture, where he was a delivery driver. Bronshea's leisure time was spent engaging in rapping, socializing with friends, girls and listening to music videos, as well as being a typical sportsman, whose favorite game was basketball.
Those who will continue to passionately remember him are his mother, Connie Ferrell, of Humphrey; one brother, Brandon Ferrell; one sister, Breiyna Ferrell; grandfather Booker T. Wilson; great-grandmother Eva Richardson; godparent Shirley Cline; five uncles, Undra Mixon and James Ferrell and Michael (Etta) Ferrell, of Pine Bluff, Steve (Wanda) Wilson of Humphrey, Terry (Melody) Wilson of Stuttgart; nine aunts, Janet Ferrell, Marilyn Turner, Denise (Hezekiah Criss) Spiller, Ann Ferrell of Pine Bluff, Patricia Creal of Fort Worth, Texas; Beverly Wilson, Donna (Brian) Stephens, of Stuttgart; Tamara "Tammy" (Troy) Earls and Tamika (Rodney) Henderson of Humphrey; two special friends, Aaron Lasley and Dailakeisha Scott; and a host of uncles, aunts, cousins, other relatives and friends.
Visitation will be Friday, Aug. 31, at the funeral home from 1-8 p.m. Funeral services will be held Saturday, Sept. 1, 2012, at Victors' Empowerment Center. 802 N. College St., Stuttgart at 11 a.m.
Professional services entrusted to and provided by Richardson Memorial Funeral Home, 301 S. College, Stuttgart. (870) 672-8901. Visit us at www.richardsonmemorialfuneralhome.com or Facebook.
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Date: Friday, June 3, 2011
Miyamme came back to visit us to help me pay back a friend who lent me some money. I could not pay him back in cash so I humbly asked her to pay him back in ass! She agreed but only if he was cute and had a big dick. Luckily he did not disappoint her and she greeted him with a great big smile. Her smile grew even greater once she explored behind his zipper and started sucking down the dong. She crushed his nose with her astounding ass and he loved every minute of it. Before it was all said and done, she surrounded his cock with her smooth, silky, velvety pussy walls and slammed her huge cheeks down on him.
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J-MAC pulled up to pick me up and screeched to a hault after reaching me on the phone. He said he had a girl DTF and with a ridonculous ass. Soon as I went to introduce myself she pretty much went to whip out her robust butt. I had to stop her since we were in public but one thing she was not was shy. She wanted to take a bubble bath and get herself ready for the all day fucking but J-Mac could not wait so it all went down in the tub.


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