Thank you.

(Applause) (Applause)

Take a bow. Take a bow.

Chris Anderson I've got a question.

Clapping And the wild geese are calling down.

I want to dedicate my wishes to my two girls.

I just want to give you a quick overview.

Clapping And it's getting louder and louder and they circle and circle and they land.

So one important difference is that it's totally mobile.

OK, this is the title of my talk today.

A very big round of applause to the Libyan doctors out there who take care of our beloved ones.

Clapping And they're getting louder, louder, louder, like really loud, right over us.

I won two back to back World Cup gold medals (Applause)

Bruno Giussani Look at them first. Look at them first.

Now, I only have two and a half minutes I'm going to play this.

Reeve later said that this was the greatest ovation of his career.

Bill Gates Well Bruce, where do you think the toughest places are going to be?

People will continue and should continue to learn everything there is to know about something or other.

And it's really, just sort of for me, it was just really about the lusciousness of oil.

So in order for all this to work, obviously I have got to be in a position of trust.

Chris Anderson Talk about foreplay, I we need to get to 12, but really quickly.

Using the body it could be sneezing, it could be coughing, it could be animals exactly clapping, whatever.

Now people clap, sometimes you even get standing ovations and I say, What the hell's wrong with you? Why are we all sitting there?

Now, this is a funny sort of conceptual thing, and yesterday we were talking about Danny Hillis' 10,000 Year Clock.

Something which I find utterly enchanting about South African music making is that it's so free.

And if you would like to know why I am not a father I, who by a miracle have 22 godchildren the answer is in this poem, which upsets me every time I read it.

Newton Aduaka Thank you. The first clip, really, is totally trying to capture what cinema is for me, and where I'm coming from in terms of cinema.

On a more personal note, this betrayal of our principles, our decency, our hope, made it impossible for me to avoid the question, What will I say, years from now, when people ask, 'Where were you?' As president of a leading liberal arts college, famous for its innovative history, there were no excuses.

He quotes a young woman in the audience at Palestine Polytechnic University, who said, to loud applause, We must have a better economy to have better lives, and we must have 3G to have a better economy.

Is he gambling on the chance of a Republican presidency in 2016? If so, he got the applause but, given the current polls, the latter motive would be quite a gamble.

Chris Anderson I think at a previous TED, I think it was Nathan Myhrvold who told me that it was thought that because these trees are like, 2,000 years and older, on many of them there are ecosystems where there are species that are not found anywhere on the Earth except on that one tree. Is that correct?