I did some research and came to the conclusion that TED stands for "Technology, Entertainment, Design".
Then I had something of a breakthrough and created TED, which stands for "Technology, Entertainment, Orgasms".
The first hand represents strength, the second stands for technology, and the third signifies labor.
Of my top five forum themes, the least viable, according to data collected by polling my wife, was TED, which stands for "Technology, Puppies, Design".
(That's the wildly profitable genius-fest -- TED stands for technology, entertainment and design -- where fractal finders and Apple makers, ex-presidents and cartoonists have mingled).
TED stands for technology, entertainment and design, and it's an exclusive conference that brings togethers thinkers and doers from around the world.
TED stands for technology, entertainment, design (not that you needed to ask) and, according to the TED Web site, "attendance at TED is by application, and the attendees — C.E.O.'s, scientists, designers, intellectuals — are as extraordinary as the speakers".
That matters because the TED conferences (TED stands for technology, entertainment and design, and is a not-for-profit global conference organization) are one of the obligatory stops on the itinerary of any self-regarding plutocrat, and in the past that constituency has often preferred its vision of the economic future served sunny-side up.
Breaking climate-risk management out into four major factors (denoted by the acronym TRIP, which stands for technology, resource availability, impact, and policy), the authors recommend that long-term investors "consider hedging and weighting changes" and "focus on risks and opportunities across and within asset classes".
TED – it stands for technology, entertainment, design – (Technology, Entertainment, Design) was born in the US in 1984 and its annual conference, described as "three and a half days of intellectual soul searching", attracts some of the "smartest, richest and most talented people on Earth".
