So we were onto something, and we're still onto something.

So this is something that we've been working on.

You and your treasure. We've been workin' an hour.

And so we were working to sequester carbon.

We have been playing with the wrong bands.

Now really what we were doing, we were working in four areas.

Why, for years, the professor and I have been working together.

And we've also been working with a number of other organizations.

When we were sunk, all I know is there was a lot of fire and explosions.

We used to work even on Sunday.

Well, this person, this colleague we've been working with all year was thirteen years old while we were working with him, and he's only fourteen now.

We were not, of course, working for the 2007 substantive session. We all agreed that we did not have an agenda.

And that's typically the paradigm under which we've operated.

This is back in 1982, when we were working in Senegal.

This is something that we've been working on for the last couple of years.

So this is what we've been working on, and this is what our prosthetic does.

We used to write all the reports for the UN

In our early days we used to work a lot on rockets, but we also used to have a lot of parties, you know.

We've been working with Teachers Without Borders who are very interested in mixing our materials.

OK, other organizations we've been working with, UC Merced, people know about UC Merced.

Even as we work for peace, development must go forward.

The third area that we're working on, and we just announced last week we were all in New York.

We've been working with Teachers Without Borders, who are very interested in mixing our materials.

OK, other organizations we've been working with, UC Merced people know about UC Merced.

For the past six months we, the people of Global Voices, have been working on a site redesign, and we're thrilled to announce its launch.

So we've been working with Transport for London, and that organization hasn't actually been responsible as a client for a new bus for 50 years.

We'd been working in health and wellness, and K through 12, and the Developing World.

And that is the migraine invention that we are talking about and that we are working on.

So based on this question, we've had a lot of different projects that we've been working on.

To show you now what we are working on by starting out talking about the American soldier, that on average does carry about 100 lbs. on their backs, and they are being asked to carry more equipment.

I know one of them. Used to work with him. I never asked him to the dance though.

One of the fascinating things about what we were working on is that we were seeing, using new scanning technologies, things that had never been seen before.

I should add here that there was a general understanding that we were working for 2006.

So often, seven days a week. Family business equals child labor.

So what I'm going to tell you about today is a device that we've been working on that I think has the potential to make a difference, to be much more effective, and what I wanted to do is show you how it works.

We're working with Keith Sonnier in New York, and we're making this large outside room, which is possible in Los Angeles, and which is very much reflective of the urban, the contemporary urban environments that you would find in Shibuya or you'd find in Mexico City or Sao Paulo, etc., that have to do with activating the city over a longer span of time.

And just very quickly, something we've been working on very recently is we were commissioned by the mayor of London to design a new bus that gave the passenger their freedom again.

In the past two and a half, we've been very hard at work on redefining the way maps work online.

We've gone from being three of us working in the basement at MIT while we were still in graduate school to about two dozen of us working in an initial production facility outside of Boston.

This slide sums up thousands of pages of technical documents that we've been working on over the past two years.

And I'm very excited about this, because one thing we're working on is transforming the technologies that are very available in the food industry to be available for traditional crops.

So with those as the principles some of you may know Seymour Papert this is back in 1982, when we were working in Senegal.

We're redesigning the Global Voices website and would like your help figuring out if we're headed in the right direction.

It was in the same period, when we were starting up and working hard, that a book appeared on Amazon, and it was called Makers.

We were working with a group in the Democratic Republic of the Congo where about 5 million people have died as a consequence of the conflict.