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Traffic Jam It seems to me we have a traf­fic prob­lem in Win­nipeg. Of course, we’re glad we don’t have to put up with traf­fic the way that Toronto and Van­cou­ver do, or any other larger city. But I won­der if there any stats com­par­ing the rush-hour traf­fic delay on a per-capita basis? If rush hour in Win­nipeg adds 20 min­utes in a city of 700,000, is that bet­ter or worse than adding 45 min­utes to the com­mute time in a city of 4million? Some­thing tells me we have more traf­fic delay than we should have, and that this actu­ally inhibits our growth as a city.

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One Lap­top per Child, two years on: Nicholas Negro­ponte on TED​.com

Posted: June 26th, 2008, 9:00am CDT
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Nicholas Negro­ponte talks about how One Lap­top per Child is doing, two years in. Speak­ing at the EG con­fer­ence while the first XO lap­tops roll off the pro­duc­tion line, he recaps the con­tro­ver­sies and recom­mits to the goals of this far-reaching project. (Recorded Decem­ber 2007 in Los Ange­les, Cal­i­for­nia. Dura­tion: 20:46.)

Watch Nicholas Negroponte’s 2008 talk on TED​.com, where you can down­load it, rate it, com­ment on it and find other talks and per­for­mances — includ­ing Negroponte’s talk at TED2006 where can i buy herbal Amoxil, just one week after he com­mit­ted him­self fully to One Lap­top per Child for the rest of his life; and his eye-opening talk from the very first TED, in 1984, where he makes 5 pre­dic­tions about the future (and 4 of them are right).

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