The document contains multiple sections on different topics including obesity rates, iPad sales over time, international student statistics at UNL, tablet and smartphone penetration rates in the US, principles of blog posting and presentation design, and Japanese sayings. It includes data, statistics, tips and principles on various subjects without much connection between the sections.

1. Obesity Percentage of population aged 15 and above with a BMI greater than 30 (2005)

2. Obesity: an American epidemic? Percentage of population aged 15 and above with a BMI greater than 30 (2005) 30.6 9.4 3.2 USA France Japan

3. Number of iPads sold to date

4. 25 million iPads sold to date 25 million 19 million 14.8 million 7.5 million 2 million 1 million 3.3 million Sep ‘10 Mar ‘11 Jan ‘11 July ‘10 June ‘11 May 31 ’10 May 1 ’10

5. International students at UNL Source: International Affairs – International Students Statistics, February, 2011

6. International students at UNL Source: International Affairs, Feb. 2011

7. International students at UNL East Asia 830 Southeast Asia 200 Central Asia 189 Europe 181 Middle East 110 Latin America 69 Africa 58 North America 25 Oceania 2 Other 12 Source: International Affairs, Feb. 2011

8. 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

9. Tablet penetration just under 5% Smartphones 36% Media Players 13% E-Readers 9% Netbooks 8% Tablets 5%

10. Tablet penetration just under 5% 36% 9% SMARTPHONES E-READERS 5% 8% TABLETS NETBOOKS 13% MEDIA PLAYERS

11. 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.

12. Blogs are like sharks

13. Work-life balance is crucial for long-term success in today’s busy world A presentation by Koichi Sato Page 1 Work-life balance is important September 20, 2011

14. work-life balance koichisato

15. Principles of Presentation Design: Discussion on why these PowerPoint slides are bad By Koichi Sato TEAC 259 Instructional Technology

16. Presentation Design Principles of Tips on why these PowerPoint slides are bad Koichi Sato TEAC259 Instructional Design

17. PresentationDesign Principles of Tips on why these PowerPoint slides are bad Koichi Sato TEAC259 Instructional Design

18. Imitation Is the sincerest form of flattery.

19. Imitation is the highest form of flattery.

20. 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

21. “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

22. 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.

23. Hara hachibun me

24. Eat only until 80%full.

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