I will bathe here today.

I'll visit a museum today.

By day three, we will see journalists imprisoned and media shut down day four, bloody reprisals against protesters by secret police day five, arrests of key opposition figures.

PRINCETON I will take my life today around noon. It is time.

If you are late in the morning, you will be late the whole day.

What China and India are doing today, Asia s Muslim societies will do tomorrow.

I'm going to talk to you today about the design of medical technology for low resource settings.

I ve heard that schools are taking the day off and some businesses are closing.

In some cases, the vision will get better or worse during the day.

And eventually, they'll have evolved to such a high peak of perfection that they will make us all their pets if, of course, they haven't already done so.

That Britain will look more like the US of today.

I'm going to talk about how they're useful when we reflect, learn, remember and want to improve.

The focus of attention today is on Iraq and Afghanistan. But in future decades, priorities will change.

So today I'm going to tell you 10 things that you thought everybody knew, but it turns out they don't.

June 12, 2008, will have to be remembered as the day that made European history.

The price would rise today because everyone had become convinced that it would rise even further tomorrow.

That day will come, but its arrival will require more time.

The decisions that we take on defense today will have a profound impact on our children s security tomorrow.

All the comments offered today will be taken home to Arusha and shared with our colleagues there.

And really, they fundamentally told you, Are you going to hug a tree, or are you going to hug a child? Pick.

China, too, is developing in ways that will be far easier to assess in retrospect than they are today.

PRAGUE Many today believe that renewable energy will let us get off fossil fuels soon.

Energy investment decisions made today will lock in the world s emissions profile for years to come.

My sense is that politicians will opt for a weak variant of greater fiscal union, but that, ultimately they will fail to execute it for the eurozone as we know it today.

If a referendum in Germany were held today, the supporters of a eurozone exit would win hands down.

So the world now plays a waiting game to see whether governments will step up and fill the gap.

They need to know how the existing debt overhang will be dealt with today.

In that case, the costs tomorrow would be far higher than the savings today.

Otherwise, requests for all interventions will be taken directly from the floor on the given day.

For America today, the real question is only whether there will be a short, sharp downturn, or a more prolonged, but shallower, slowdown.

If, God forbid, any of us left here tonight and sustained a concussion, most of us would go on to fully recover inside of a couple hours to a couple of weeks.

All of this suggests that the economics textbook of 2033 will look very different from the economics textbook of today.

It remains to be seen whether today s leaders will do the same.

If the comprehensive agenda that Abe has laid out is executed well, today s growing confidence will be vindicated.

Nevertheless, whichever direction the euro crisis takes, its ultimate resolution will end the extreme existential uncertainty that clouds the outlook today.

I think he will do so not least because the most potent electoral argument today is time for change.

Early movers may pay a slightly higher price today for these strategies, but they and the world will reap long term economic and environmental benefits.

Those suffering the most are the young, whose life prospects will be badly hurt by the extended periods of unemployment that they face today.

In the remaining three countries where polio has not yet been eliminated Pakistan, Afghanistan, and Nigeria there were just 223 reported cases in 2012. This makes me optimistic that I will live to celebrate the day when this dreaded disease is stamped out forever.

What I thought I would talk about today is the transition from one mode of thinking about nature to another that's tracked by architecture.

But I really hope that you will all think of ways that you can look long term at things like the food system and make change.

That is why the world s most powerful people will now have a much harder time working together to meet today s toughest challenges.

If that happens, the chance of an actual US default would be much higher than it is today.

Buildings last for decades, so decisions made today have a long term impact on our energy consumption.

The Socialists now have no choice but to engage in a debate that is certain to be loud and contentious.