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I need a persuasive speech presentation PowerPoint and cards for the presenter to read from
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DANGERS OF DRINKING SUGAR-SWEETENED DRINKS
Specific Purpose: To persuade the audience to avoid consuming too many sweetened drinks to stay a healthier life.
Central Idea: Avoiding sweetened drinks reduces the risk of suffering diseases such as cancer, obesity, and high blood pressure
Introduction
Let’s be honest, my people. Everyone here enjoys taking sweetened soft drinks almost every day. Drinking a cold sweetened beverage on a sunny day feels lovely. Isn’t it? However, we take little time to evaluate the effect of taking too many sweetened drinks in our bodies. Although most of us at least have an idea of the possible dangers of consuming too much sugar, we live in denial and continue doing the same. As a reformed person who has decided to abstain from taking sweetened drinks, today, I want to encourage everyone else to take the challenge. I want to persuade someone to refrain from taking sugary beverages.
Attention
Topic Statement: Taking sugar-sweetened drinks is harmful to your health.
Credibility Statement: For a long time, I have been fascinated by gaining more knowledge about the effects of drinking sugar-sweetened beverages in our daily lives. Luckily, I got the chance to understand everything.
Preview: First, I will discuss the primary reasons why we all need to avoid sugary drinking beverages, then I will recommend the best strategies that we can use to control our craving for these beverages.
(Prevention is always better than cure. The cost of managing cancer, diabetes, and high blood pressure cannot be equaled to the cost of abstaining from drinking sugary beverages. There are worrying statistics across the world that suggest sweetened drinks are more dangerous to our lives than we thought.)
Body
Need
The consumption of sweetened drinks is positively linked with a high risk of developing breast cancer in France (Chazelas et al.).
An average American consumes 320 calories per day instead of a maximum of 100 calories recommended by the American Heart Association (Boston Public Health Commission).
In the United States, children below five years and adolescents are at higher risk of developing sugar-related lifestyle diseases since they consume too many calories than adults (Bleich and Vercammen).
From the study conducted, 100% of the fruit juice positively correlated with overall cancer disease (Chazelas et al.).
The data shows that western states widely consume sweetened drinks, representing a new risk factor for overall cancer disease (Chazelas et al.).
Studies indicate that people are likely to gain excessive weight through taking sweetened drinks than eating sugary solid foods because soft drinks are more tempting thus end up being consumed excessively (Boston Public Health Commission).
According to the American Heart Association, around 25,000 deaths reported every year in the United States are associated with the consumption of sugary drinks (Boston Public Health Commission)
The study reveals that 46.5% and 63.5% of children below five years and adolescents take at least one sugary beverage a day (Bleich and Vercammen). This has led to increased cases of obesity and dental caries among the victims.
Another study revealed that a high intake of sugar-sweetened beverages leads to insulin resistance among children and adolescents, thus an increased number of diabetes cases (Bleich and Vercammen).
(You might be wondering how you can end a day without drinking at least one glass of your favorite soft drink. I had the same challenge, but now I am proud to achieve it. Don’t worry, you can as well choose the path I chose.)
Satisfaction
Luckily, there are a few things we can do to limit our excessive intake of sugar-sweetened beverages.
The combined amount of sugar in various drinks
Make sure you check nutrition labels on the packages of soft drinks before consuming them. Avoid drinking beverages that contain more than 15g in their ingredients (NHS).
If you are addicted to drinking too many sugary drinks, try to substitute by taking flavored water with just a few drops with fruit juice daily (NHS).
The recommended amount of combined intake of total sugary drinks per day should not exceed 150ml
To ultimately win the war against sugar-sweetened beverages, swap out every soft drink for water any time you want to drink something. This helps in reducing weight and keeping the body healthy (American Heart Association).
Have you ever thought of a world without diabetes, high blood pressure, and obesity? What if everyone develops health complications while chasing sugar-sweetened beverages? We have a choice to make; either make the world a better place or put our lives to an end.
Visualization
We can decide not to care about what we drink and put our lives in danger.
Similarly, we can choose to observe what we drink or altogether avoid sugar-sweetened beverages and make the world a better place by living a healthy life.
Drinking as much soda as possible in a day as long as one can afford it.
Substituting water with juice fruits in our homes.
Replacing dessert with sweet beverages after every meal.
A recent study revealed that drinking more water and avoiding sugary beverages positively affects human health and longevity. Clean water has trace elements and detoxifies the body, thus leading to a healthy life (Lu and Yuan).
“Drinking high volumes of lime water has a great effect on body metabolism and to some extend has an anti-aging impact on the body” (Lu and Yuan). We have a chance to build a new world of the young, healthy, and energetic population!
(At this point, we are all convinced that we cannot overlook the dangers of drinking sugary beverages. Let everyone remember that healthy life is of great importance and should be given priority. We must take necessary actions towards achieving a healthy world)
Conclusion
We have all witnessed and heard of the dire effects that sugary drinks have on our bodies. Most lifestyle diseases we are suffering from today, such as breast cancer, obesity, diabetes, and high blood pressure, can be controlled if we avoid drinking sugar-sweetened beverages. Let us think of a world without these diseases and shun away from calories. Let everyone replace their favorite soft drink with water.
In closing, I humbly urge every person to reduce the volume of sugary drinks they take per day and later substitute them with flavored water. Clear every sugary beverage in your fridge and replace it with clean drinking water. Try as much as possible to avoid keeping soft drinks around you. Together, we can achieve a healthy life!
Works Cited
American Heart Association. “Tips For Cutting Down on Sugar.” Www.Heart. Org, 2021, https://www.heart.org/en/healthy-living/healthy-eating/eat-smart/sugar/tips-for-cutting-down-on-sugar.
Bleich, Sara N., and Kelsey A. Vercammen. “The Negative Impact of Sugar-Sweetened Beverages on Children’S Health: An Update of The Literature.” BMC Obesity, vol 5, no. 1, 2018. Springer Science and Business Media LLC, https://doi.org/10.1186/s40608-017-0178-9. Accessed 18 Oct 2021.
Boston Public Health Commission. “Sugar-Sweetened Beverages, Obesity, And Chronic Disease Fact Sheet.” Bphc.Org., 2014, https://www.bphc.org/whatwedo/healthy-eating-active-living/sugar-smarts/beverage-environment/Documents/SSB Fact Sheet Update June 23 2014.pdf.
Chazelas, Eloi et al. “Sugary Drink Consumption and Risk of Cancer: Results from Nutrient-Santé Prospective Cohort.” BMJ, 2019, p. l2408. BMJ, https://doi.org/10.1136/bmj.l2408. Accessed 18 Oct 2021.
Lu, J, and F Yuan. “The Effect of Drinking Water Quality on The Health and Longevity of People-A Case Study In Mayang, Hunan Province, China.” Iopscience.Top. Org, 2017, https://iopscience.iop.org/article/10.1088/1755-1315/82/1/012005.
NHS. “How To Cut Down on Sugar in Your Diet.” Nhs.Uk, 2021, https://www.nhs.uk/live-well/eat-well/how-to-cut-down-on-sugar-in-your-diet/.
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a. What is the observed proportion of participants who achieved blood pressure control in this study?
b. Compute (by hand) a 95% confidence interval for the proportion achieving blood pressure control in this population.
c. According to data from the NHANES study (http://www.cdc.gov/nchs/data/databriefs/db133.htm), nationwide 52% of people treated for high blood pressure achieve blood pressure control. Use the confidence interval approach to test whether the proportion achieving blood pressure control at SDSRFC is consistent with the national average. (Make sure to state the null and alternative hypothesis, and to interpret your results.)
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The skyscraper project case study is divided into parts to be exploited in weeks 2 to 5. Each
week you will be set tasks for discussion in the forum. You will also be set challenge
activities relevant to the week’s topics for you to apply to the case study, raise issues that
you think are important and show your understanding of the case study situation, as well as
your critical thinking. The tasks you perform during the weeks from 2 to 5 on the skyscraper
project case study will ultimately feed into your final assignment.
The skyscraper case study provides insights into the issues the construction project manager
deals with, they enable you to:
Deepen your understanding of theories through viewing them in relation to practical
situations in real-life projects.
Challenge existing assumptions and construct new perspectives.
Develop a greater appreciation of the complexity of managing modern construction
projects.
Use your skills of analysis and evaluation.
Summaries ideas concisely and with clarity.
Consider directions for further research.
We suggest you read the case study several times, paying attention to the details. The case study captures the overview of the project, as well as the views of the parties involved, but you need to read between the lines and develop your own interpretation of the underlying issues.Analyse
Relate examples from the case to relevant concepts from the lecture
Carry out your own research to gain additional information
Evaluate
Explain why a particular action has been successful / unsuccessful
Suggest alternative appropriate courses of action, including analysis and evaluation of the expected results your suggested approach might have
Finally: Reflect and Summarise • Reflect on what you learned from the case study – if you were to take one thing away from this case study for your own work, what might it be?
Summarise the key ideas concisely (in no more than three sentences) and with clarity
The Skyscraper case study has the following parts:
Week 2
o Façade installation
o Steel frame installation
Week 3
o Staircases, design and installation
o Fit-out lean room
Week 4
o Design management
Week 5:
o Steel frame organisation
o Project organisation
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In the remaining pages, detail the metrics that would measure success and why those are appropriate, and explain the process for determining root causes, and what tools would be used to follow through on the steps of the Six Sigma strategy.
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Your essay is required to be five pages in length, which does not include the title page and reference pages, which are never a part of the content minimum requirements.
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Question 1 The data in Hypertension.sav contain the results of a study of 409 treated for high blood pressure at the San Diego Student Run Free Clinic (SDSRFC). The variable HTN.Control.Fup takes the values 1 for those who achieved blood pressure control following treatment, and 0 for those who did not.
a. What is the observed proportion of participants who achieved blood pressure control in this study?
b. Compute (by hand) a 95% confidence interval for the proportion achieving blood pressure control in this population.
c. According to data from the NHANES study (http://www.cdc.gov/nchs/data/databriefs/db133.htm), nationwide 52% of people treated for high blood pressure achieve blood pressure control. Use the confidence interval approach to test whether the proportion achieving blood pressure control at SDSRFC is consistent with the national average. (Make sure to state the null and alternative hypothesis, and to interpret your results.)
d. Use the one-sample z-test to test the hypothesis at question c (compute z-test by hand).
e. Use the appropriate test in SPSS to test the hypothesis at question c.
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The skyscraper project case study is divided into parts to be exploited in weeks 2 to 5. Each
week you will be set tasks for discussion in the forum. You will also be set challenge
activities relevant to the week’s topics for you to apply to the case study, raise issues that
you think are important and show your understanding of the case study situation, as well as
your critical thinking. The tasks you perform during the weeks from 2 to 5 on the skyscraper
project case study will ultimately feed into your final assignment.
The skyscraper case study provides insights into the issues the construction project manager
deals with, they enable you to:
Deepen your understanding of theories through viewing them in relation to practical
situations in real-life projects.
Challenge existing assumptions and construct new perspectives.
Develop a greater appreciation of the complexity of managing modern construction
projects.
Use your skills of analysis and evaluation.
Summaries ideas concisely and with clarity.
Consider directions for further research.
We suggest you read the case study several times, paying attention to the details. The case study captures the overview of the project, as well as the views of the parties involved, but you need to read between the lines and develop your own interpretation of the underlying issues.Analyse
Relate examples from the case to relevant concepts from the lecture
Carry out your own research to gain additional information
Evaluate
Explain why a particular action has been successful / unsuccessful
Suggest alternative appropriate courses of action, including analysis and evaluation of the expected results your suggested approach might have
Finally: Reflect and Summarise • Reflect on what you learned from the case study – if you were to take one thing away from this case study for your own work, what might it be?
Summarise the key ideas concisely (in no more than three sentences) and with clarity
The Skyscraper case study has the following parts:
Week 2
o Façade installation
o Steel frame installation
Week 3
o Staircases, design and installation
o Fit-out lean room
Week 4
o Design management
Week 5:
o Steel frame organisation
o Project organisation
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https://anyessayhelp.com/ Six Sigma is a continuous improvement strategy that aids an organization in identifying, reducing, and eliminating defects from any product, process, or transaction. When using Six Sigma, a solution is not generally known at the beginning but becomes clear through use of the Six Sigma strategy. Address the following requirements: Identify a problem for improvement in an organization with which you are familiar, and detail an objective or desired outcome.
In the remaining pages, detail the metrics that would measure success and why those are appropriate, and explain the process for determining root causes, and what tools would be used to follow through on the steps of the Six Sigma strategy.
Instruction
Answer each requirements under subtitles
Your essay is required to be five pages in length, which does not include the title page and reference pages, which are never a part of the content minimum requirements.
Support your submission with course material concepts, principles, and theories from the textbook ( Organizational change an action-Oriented toolkit 4th edition )and at least three scholarly, peer-reviewed journal articles.
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answer the following question
Question 1 The data in Hypertension.sav contain the results of a study of 409 treated for high blood pressure at the San Diego Student Run Free Clinic (SDSRFC). The variable HTN.Control.Fup takes the values 1 for those who achieved blood pressure control following treatment, and 0 for those who did not.
a. What is the observed proportion of participants who achieved blood pressure control in this study?
b. Compute (by hand) a 95% confidence interval for the proportion achieving blood pressure control in this population.
c. According to data from the NHANES study (http://www.cdc.gov/nchs/data/databriefs/db133.htm), nationwide 52% of people treated for high blood pressure achieve blood pressure control. Use the confidence interval approach to test whether the proportion achieving blood pressure control at SDSRFC is consistent with the national average. (Make sure to state the null and alternative hypothesis, and to interpret your results.)
d. Use the one-sample z-test to test the hypothesis at question c (compute z-test by hand).
e. Use the appropriate test in SPSS to test the hypothesis at question c.
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project Management case studies
The skyscraper project case study is divided into parts to be exploited in weeks 2 to 5. Each
week you will be set tasks for discussion in the forum. You will also be set challenge
activities relevant to the week’s topics for you to apply to the case study, raise issues that
you think are important and show your understanding of the case study situation, as well as
your critical thinking. The tasks you perform during the weeks from 2 to 5 on the skyscraper
project case study will ultimately feed into your final assignment.
The skyscraper case study provides insights into the issues the construction project manager
deals with, they enable you to:
Deepen your understanding of theories through viewing them in relation to practical
situations in real-life projects.
Challenge existing assumptions and construct new perspectives.
Develop a greater appreciation of the complexity of managing modern construction
projects.
Use your skills of analysis and evaluation.
Summaries ideas concisely and with clarity.
Consider directions for further research.
We suggest you read the case study several times, paying attention to the details. The case study captures the overview of the project, as well as the views of the parties involved, but you need to read between the lines and develop your own interpretation of the underlying issues.Analyse
Relate examples from the case to relevant concepts from the lecture
Carry out your own research to gain additional information
Evaluate
Explain why a particular action has been successful / unsuccessful
Suggest alternative appropriate courses of action, including analysis and evaluation of the expected results your suggested approach might have
Finally: Reflect and Summarise • Reflect on what you learned from the case study – if you were to take one thing away from this case study for your own work, what might it be?
Summarise the key ideas concisely (in no more than three sentences) and with clarity
The Skyscraper case study has the following parts:
Week 2
o Façade installation
o Steel frame installation
Week 3
o Staircases, design and installation
o Fit-out lean room
Week 4
o Design management
Week 5:
o Steel frame organisation
o Project organisation
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https://anyessayhelp.com/ Six Sigma is a continuous improvement strategy that aids an organization in identifying, reducing, and eliminating defects from any product, process, or transaction. When using Six Sigma, a solution is not generally known at the beginning but becomes clear through use of the Six Sigma strategy. Address the following requirements: Identify a problem for improvement in an organization with which you are familiar, and detail an objective or desired outcome.
In the remaining pages, detail the metrics that would measure success and why those are appropriate, and explain the process for determining root causes, and what tools would be used to follow through on the steps of the Six Sigma strategy.
Instruction
Answer each requirements under subtitles
Your essay is required to be five pages in length, which does not include the title page and reference pages, which are never a part of the content minimum requirements.
Support your submission with course material concepts, principles, and theories from the textbook ( Organizational change an action-Oriented toolkit 4th edition )and at least three scholarly, peer-reviewed journal articles.
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answer the following question
Question 1 The data in Hypertension.sav contain the results of a study of 409 treated for high blood pressure at the San Diego Student Run Free Clinic (SDSRFC). The variable HTN.Control.Fup takes the values 1 for those who achieved blood pressure control following treatment, and 0 for those who did not.
a. What is the observed proportion of participants who achieved blood pressure control in this study?
b. Compute (by hand) a 95% confidence interval for the proportion achieving blood pressure control in this population.
c. According to data from the NHANES study (http://www.cdc.gov/nchs/data/databriefs/db133.htm), nationwide 52% of people treated for high blood pressure achieve blood pressure control. Use the confidence interval approach to test whether the proportion achieving blood pressure control at SDSRFC is consistent with the national average. (Make sure to state the null and alternative hypothesis, and to interpret your results.)
d. Use the one-sample z-test to test the hypothesis at question c (compute z-test by hand).
e. Use the appropriate test in SPSS to test the hypothesis at question c.
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project Management case studies
The skyscraper project case study is divided into parts to be exploited in weeks 2 to 5. Each
week you will be set tasks for discussion in the forum. You will also be set challenge
activities relevant to the week’s topics for you to apply to the case study, raise issues that
you think are important and show your understanding of the case study situation, as well as
your critical thinking. The tasks you perform during the weeks from 2 to 5 on the skyscraper
project case study will ultimately feed into your final assignment.
The skyscraper case study provides insights into the issues the construction project manager
deals with, they enable you to:
Deepen your understanding of theories through viewing them in relation to practical
situations in real-life projects.
Challenge existing assumptions and construct new perspectives.
Develop a greater appreciation of the complexity of managing modern construction
projects.
Use your skills of analysis and evaluation.
Summaries ideas concisely and with clarity.
Consider directions for further research.
We suggest you read the case study several times, paying attention to the details. The case study captures the overview of the project, as well as the views of the parties involved, but you need to read between the lines and develop your own interpretation of the underlying issues.Analyse
Relate examples from the case to relevant concepts from the lecture
Carry out your own research to gain additional information
Evaluate
Explain why a particular action has been successful / unsuccessful
Suggest alternative appropriate courses of action, including analysis and evaluation of the expected results your suggested approach might have
Finally: Reflect and Summarise • Reflect on what you learned from the case study – if you were to take one thing away from this case study for your own work, what might it be?
Summarise the key ideas concisely (in no more than three sentences) and with clarity
The Skyscraper case study has the following parts:
Week 2
o Façade installation
o Steel frame installation
Week 3
o Staircases, design and installation
o Fit-out lean room
Week 4
o Design management
Week 5:
o Steel frame organisation
o Project organisation
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