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ObesityPercentage of population aged 15 and above with a BMI greater than 30

(2005)Country Population

United States 30.6

Mexico 24.2

United Kingdom 23

Slovakia 22.4

Greece 21.9

Australia 21.7

New Zealand 20.9

Hungary 18.8

Luxemburg 18.4

Czech Republic 14.8

Canada 14.3

Spain 13.1

Ireland 13

Germany 12.9

Portugal 12.8

Finland 12.8

Iceland 12.4

Turkey 12

Belgium 11.7

Netherlands 10

Sweden 9.7

Denmark 9.5

France 9.4

Austria 9.1

Italy 8.5

Norway 8.3

Switzerland 7.7

Japan 3.2

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Obesity: an American epidemic?

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Source: International Affairs – International Students Statistics, February, 2011

International students at UNL

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Source: International Affairs, Feb. 2011

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Tablet & Smartphone Penetration Rates in the U.S.

In Q1 2011, 4.8% of the 12,000 US consumers surveyed owned a tablet.

36% penetration rate for smartphones

13% penetration rate for media players

9% penetration rate for e-readers

8% penetration rate for netbooks

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Blogs are like sharks

A shark must keep moving or die. A blog must be regularly updated or

it too will die. How often should you update your

blog? Some successful blogs are updated

once a week, others several times a day.

The key is to be consistent.

Blogs are like

sharks

Work-life balance is crucial for long-term success in today’s busy world

A presentation by Koichi Sato

Page 1September 20, 2011Work-life balance is important

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balance

koichi sato

Principles of Presentation Design:

TEAC 259 Instructional Technology

Discussion on why these PowerPoint slides are bad

By Koichi Sato

Presentation Design

Principles of

Tips on why these PowerPoint slides are bad

Koichi SatoTEAC259 Instructional Design

Presentation Design

Principles of

Tips on why these PowerPoint slides are bad

Koichi SatoTEAC259 Instructional Design

ImitationIs the sincerest form of flattery.

Imitationis the highest

form of flattery.

Nothing comes to you – you have to get out there!

“You have to site by the side of a river a very long time before a roast duck will fly into your mouth.” – Guy Kawasaki

“You have to sit by the side of a river a very long time before a roast duck

will fly into your mouth.” – Guy Kawasaki

Hara hachibun me

Eat only until 80% full. A Japanese traditional saying. Okinawans have one of the

longest life expectancies in the world. (Though this is changing due to increased fast food).

Good advice for a healthy life. Can apply the idea to design

and also duration of a presentation or performance.

Hara hachibun me

Eat only until 80% full.

too complicated?

too complicated?