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Jennifer May 22nd, 2011

6. The ability of nations to develop economically while at the same time protecting the environment is called (2 points)
equilibrium.
human rights.
sustainable development.
positive rights.
7. This was the catalyst for Poland’s transition to democracy. (2 points)
trade agreements
labor unrest
apartheid
national security
8. The United States used these as coercive measures against South Africa. (2 points)
quotas
trade limits
tariffs
economic sanctions
9. This is the opposite of competition. (2 points)
monopoly
oligarchy
apartheid
economic sanctions
10. The Soviet bureaucracy, with its centralized planning, bred (2 points)
an emerging democracy.
apartheid.
a free market.
economic stagnation.
11. In this form of government, executive and legislative functions both reside in the elected assembly. (2 points)
parliamentary government
oligarchy
presidential government
authoritarian government
12. The spread of nuclear weapons is called (2 points)
international nuclearization.
national security watch.
global nuclearization.
nuclear proliferation.
13. Japan has a parliament of two houses, called the (2 points)
House of Commons.
House of Lords.
National Diet.
Congress.
14. Traditional, market, and command are types of (2 points)
clothing stores.
government structures.
economic systems.
government controls.
15. These are the resources of an economic system. (2 points)
tariffs
taxes
factors of production
quotas
16. The day-to-day business of the UN is performed by the
(2 points)
Secretariat.
Security Council.
Secretary General.
General Assembly.
17. This economic system allows buyers and sellers to act in their individual interests.
(2 points)
traditional
command
market
mixed
18. Inefficiency on state-run Soviet farms was widespread because
(2 points)
the soil was bad.
of severe drought
farmers had little incentive to work hard.
perestroika made farming difficult.
19. When government takes control of industry, it is called
(2 points)
free enterprise.
economic sanctions.
nationalization.
capitalism.
20. Nations that have democratic elections, political parties, and constitutional government are known as

(2 points)
presidential governments.
oligarchies.
consolidated democracies.
parliamentary governments.

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Jennifer April 15th, 2011

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Jennifer April 1st, 2011

The small town I live in holds a marathon in the summer every year, yet as I actually dislike most sports I’ve never taken part. I’ve decided though, that I’d like to try, and to get sponsored and raise money for the victims of the earthquake in Japan where I currently reside (though I’m not in an affected area). Though the marathon is a few months ahead, I’m sure that money and donations will still be needed to aid the results of the devastation.

Therefore, I need people’s help and advice. But there a few points…

01. As I mentioned, I’m not exactly the sporty type. ^^;
I hated P.E. in school and used to try and avoid any sort of sport. It’s not that I don’t like moving around; walking is one of my favourite hobbies and I often take long strolls outside in the summer. However, I am, though it’s still a little, a lot more sporty than I was. In the last 3 or 4 years I’ve been trying to do a little of exercise every day, mostly mat work like sit-ups or aerobics. I even did have a phase of hitting the sports centre and running round the track for half an hour, but I haven’t been for almost a year now…

02. I’m very stiff.
In that, I’m not bendy at all!! I can only just about touch my toes with the tips of my fingers! I’m not sure if this would be a burden to me running, but I do know that stretching is important before and after…

03. My body type
Considering I hardly did any sports yet inhaled food I’m not overweight. Some may even say I’m slim, though I think my tall height of 5ft 9 (177cm) helps balance me out. The one thing I think I am better at is that I’m able to jog over a long distance for a long amount of time at a steady pace, and I’m awful at sprinting and running fast. Embarrassed as I am to say this online but as it may be needed to know, my weight at the moment is around 66~67kg (11stone). I used to be around 64~65kg (10 stone) but I’ve put on weight ><

04. The Marathon is on the 11th June.
I realise that this only gives me just over 2 months…so in terms of training I know that I’m probably pushed for time. In general, unless my workload suddenly increases, I should be able to hit the sports centre every day.

05. Which Marathon should I take part in?
There are 3 types; the Half Marathon (21.097km), Quarter Marathon (10.548km) and the One Eighth Marathon (5.274km). I’m thinking I’d like to push myself a little so I’d like to go for the Half Marathon but…what do people think?

So all in all I ask you for the best training tips!
Do you think I don’t have enough time to train?
Would it be better if I lost some weight? Or make changes to my diet?
What stretches do you recommend?
Should I train every day or every few days?
How long should I run for each session in terms of time and length?

Any advice would be wonderful! Thank you!!

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Jennifer March 15th, 2011

Has anyone tried these pills?

What were your results?

~Thanks for any feedback =)

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Jennifer January 15th, 2011

I know this is a little off category, but I think you nice people at the Japan forum will be able to give me the best advice on how to approach this.

Ive been on a diet for the last 2 months or so, and Im failing to lose weight, despite really, really gambatte-ing, giving up alcohol and burning many more calories than I consume on a daily basis. I want to go to my doctor to ask him or her what I need to do, and also to rule out a medical cause.

First of all – what kind of doctor should I be seeing about this? Im going to a big hospital, not a diet clinic, so what doctor would be best? If you could tell me this in Japanese it would be helpful.

Second of all do any of you guys have any idea about how to approach this issue.
I know that the doctor is almost definitely going to think Im a fat gaijin who sits on the sofa eating chocolate every day, but Im not. I want to be taken seriously because Im really, really struggling. Its really hard to be this size in Japan, and its got to the point where even my inlaws agree that I am "kawaii sou" because they can SEE how hard Im trying and that nothing is happening.

Any sincere advice would be appreciated. I have already replaced one meal a day with konnyaku or shirataki …
sorry I should add I AM and have been exercising too.
Im doing 40 minutes a day cycling (in the mama charie with my 14kg kid) plus walking everywhere that I used to cycle – Ie around town, to the supermarket, which is adding up to about another hour a day.

Its just really depressing how slowly its going … Especially surrounded by all these skinny Japanese girls who eat about double what I do.

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Jennifer November 12th, 2010

Which one of the following is NOT a function of lipids?
A) They act to control body functions as enzymes and hormones
B) They provide for long-term energy storage
C) They provide shock absorption
D) They allow for fat soluble vitamin transport
E) All of the above are functions of lipids
2.
Scientists compared the diets and health status of people from Japan, and Greece. They found that the percentage of calories coming from Fat was 40% in the average Greek diet and only 10% in the average Japanese diet. However, it was identified that the incidence of heart disease (typically associated with high fat diets) was 2.5 times greater in Japan. Which of the following could potentially explain these unexpected statistics?
A) The fat contained in the Japanese diet could potentially be primarily saturated fat while the fat contained in the Greek diet could potentially be primarily unsaturated fat.
B) The fat contained in the Japanese diet could potentially be primarily unsaturated fat while the fat contained in the Greek diet could potentially be primarily saturated fat.
C) Genetic differences between these two ethnic groups can have an impact on the susceptibility to heart disease.
D) a and c
E) b and c
3.
Which of the following best describes what the process of food calorimetry attempts to accomplish?
A) It identifies how many grams of fat are in a food item.
B) It determines the number of calories per gram in a food item.
C) It indicates how many calories are appropriate to consume of a given food item.
D) It identifies how many calories of energy come from each of the major organic molecules typically found in foods.
E) It indicates whether the fat calories contained in a food item should be categorized as “good” or “bad” fats, as described by Dr. Willet.
4.
Using a Bomb Calorimeter (a really fancy piece of equipment used in the food industry) Rodrigo was conducting food calorimetry, comparing the caloric values of the food items that he ate for breakfast that day. Item A produced a value of 5.4 calories per gram. Item B produced a value of 7.1 calories per gram. Which of the following is accurate with regards to these food items?
A) Item A is almost completely composed of lipids.
B) Item B is almost completely composed of carbohydrates.
C) Item B is almost completely composed of protein
D) Item B has a great deal more lipids than does item A.
E) Item A has a great deal more lipids than does item B.
5.
Which of the following is true of saturated fats?
A) There are an average of 9 calories per gram in saturated fats.
B) A diet should be composed of mostly saturated fats.
C) Saturated fats tend to be solid at room temperature
D) a and b
E) a and c
6.
The American Red Cross First Aid training manual indicates that when dealing with a person who is known to be diabetic, if they are acting peculiar and you think it is due to an imbalance in their blood sugar, it is always appropriate to assume that raising their blood sugar quickly is the best course of action. Which of the following would be the best choice of foods to give to a diabetic in this situation and why?
A) Table sugar; it has a very high glycemic index
B) Turnips; they have a very high glycemic load
C) Whole milk; it has a high sugar content and sugar contains more calories than other organic molecules
D) Simple sugars of any kind; they will stay in the system for a relatively long time providing needed energy
E) Complex sugars of any kind; they will be broken down and converted to energy more rapidly than anything else
7.
A food label indicates that each serving contains 5 grams of fat, 5 grams of carbohydrates, and 5 grams of protein. Approximately what percentage of the calories in this food item come from each of the three organic molecules?
A) 5% fat, 5% carbohydrates, 5% protein
B) 33% fat, 33% carbohydrates, 33% protein
C) 53% fat, 24% carbohydrates, 24% protein
D) 98% fat, 38% carbohydrates, 38% protein
E) None of the above
8.
Which of the following is NOT one of the major organic molecules of life?
A) Lipids
B) Protein
C) Carbohydrates
D) Calories
E) Nucleic Acids
9.
On average, how many calories per gram are contained in carbohydrates?
A) 1
B) 4
C) 6
D) 9
E) 12
10.
Which of the following is a major difference between simple and complex carbohydrates?
A) Simple carbohydrates contain only 4 calories per gram. Complex carbohydrates contain 9 calories per gram.
B) Simple carbohydrates enter into the bloodstream far more quickly than do complex carbohydrates.
C) Complex carbohydrates contain only 4 calories per gram. Simple carbohydrates contain 9 calories per gram.
D) Simple carbohydrates are solid at room temperature. Complex carbohydrates are liquid at room temperature.
E) Simple carbohydrates contain less hydrogen bonds than do complex carbohydrates.

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Jennifer August 3rd, 2010

Hi there,

I was just wondering if anyone knows a legit site where i can buy the 2 Day Diet Japan Lingzhi?
It’s not sold in stores, but i can’t find a good site to buy from.
Many of my friends bought from ebay and whatnot.
but i cant seem to find them.

so can anyone please help me?
thanks so much!

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Jennifer July 27th, 2010

Hi, in about 5 days I will be flying to USA from Japan. Is it alright to bring tea packets? There are about… 30 tea packets in each little plastic bag, and there are 7 plastic bags. They are labeled either "Dokudami" or "Diet" by the manufacturer. Is it okay to bring these through checked luggage? Do you think that they will question what it is? I have the 2 of the boxes (one dokudami, one diet) that the plastic bags came in.

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Jennifer June 2nd, 2010

Maastricht Treaty
the United Nations
European Economic Community
the International Red Cross
European Parliament
1. nongovernmental organization (1 point)

2. legislative branch for the EU (1 point)

3. formed in 1945 (1 point)

4. member nations yield power to the EU (1 point)

5. France, West Germany, Italy, Belgium, the Netherlands, and Luxembourg (1 point)

6. The ability of nations to develop economically while at the same time protecting the environment is called (2 points)
equilibrium.
human rights.
sustainable development.
positive rights.
7. This was the catalyst for Poland’s transition to democracy. (2 points)
trade agreements
labor unrest
apartheid
national security
8. The United States used these as coercive measures against South Africa. (2 points)
quotas
trade limits
tariffs
economic sanctions
9. This is the opposite of competition. (2 points)
monopoly
oligarchy
apartheid
economic sanctions
10. The Soviet bureaucracy, with its centralized planning, bred (2 points)
an emerging democracy.
apartheid.
a free market.
economic stagnation.
11. In this form of government, executive and legislative functions both reside in the elected assembly. (2 points)
parliamentary government
oligarchy
presidential government
authoritarian government
12. The spread of nuclear weapons is called (2 points)
international nuclearization.
national security watch.
global nuclearization.
nuclear proliferation.
13. Japan has a parliament of two houses, called the (2 points)
House of Commons.
House of Lords.
National Diet.
Congress.
14. Traditional, market, and command are types of (2 points)
clothing stores.
government structures.
economic systems.
government controls.
15. These are the resources of an economic system. (2 points)
tariffs
taxes
factors of production
quotas
16. The day-to-day business of the UN is performed by the
(2 points)
Secretariat.
Security Council.
Secretary General.
General Assembly.
17. This economic system allows buyers and sellers to act in their individual interests.
(2 points)
traditional
command
market
mixed
18. Inefficiency on state-run Soviet farms was widespread because
(2 points)
the soil was bad.
of severe drought
farmers had little incentive to work hard.
perestroika made farming difficult.
19. When government takes control of industry, it is called
(2 points)
free enterprise.
economic sanctions.
nationalization.
capitalism.
20. Nations that have democratic elections, political parties, and constitutional government are known as

(2 points)
presidential governments.
oligarchies.
consolidated democracies.
parliamentary governments.

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Jennifer May 28th, 2010

Doing research on what makes the traditional Japanese diet more healthy than the American diet. Please answer the following questions 1) What do you eat (and how much) on an average day? 2) Why do/did you make these choices 3) Do you see your food as part of your day or just a need to satisfy? 4) Do you believe that the traditional Japanese diet is healthy? 4) Why (or why not) do you consider it healthy? 5) Do you eat mostly traditionally or non-traditionally? 6) Do you consider the traditional Japanese diet healthier than the American diet and why/why not? 7) Are you male or female? Your age range (example: under 18, 20-30, over 65, etc.–don’t put your exact age) Thank you in advance for all your help with this research!

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