I rss google's corporate blog and they just mentioned that they had posted the videos of 8 presentations of this year's <a href="http://video.google.com/ted.html">TED talks</a>. Ranked (top = worst):
<ol>
<li>I skipped Majora Carter's ill-presented talk (watch it first, because she needs practice talking in front of  an audience like TED) 
<li>I skipped through Julia Sweeney's qvetchfest 
<li>Al Gore's environment talk pimped his movie
<li>I watched Ted Pogue's piano antics praising simplicity
<li>Tony Robbins's speech on Marcus Aurelius's ideas (lite fun content)
<li>Joshua Prince-Ramus's library architecture ideas just made way too much sense, 
<li>and Ken Robinson's anecdotally good talk on creativity and education
<li>But <b>The Talk</b> was Hans Rosling's amazing
<a href="http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=4237353244338529080">geek fun</a>
</ol>

On a side note, there <b>are other</b> <a href="http://tedblog.typepad.com">TED videos online</a>, they just were either too dumb or too controversial to be profiled on google video.