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TEDxPhoenix and TEDxScottsdale have joined forces to invite you to an exclusive screening of TEDGlobal 2011: The Stuff of Life. This incredible event brings together a select few on Wednesday, July 13, 2011 to view sessions from Edinburgh, Scotland.

If you have ever wanted to be a part of the TED experience and connect with other TED fans in the valley, apply to attend using the form here.

When: 11am-8pm Wednesday July 13, 2011
Where: GateWay Community College Auditorium (CHCE 1106) 108 North 40th Street, Phoenix, AZ 85034

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Faridodin “Fredi” Lajvardi is an instructor at Phoenix Union High School in Arizona. This is his talk recorded at TEDxPhoenix 2009.

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The theme for our June 21st, 2011 TEDxPhoenixSalon is “Sustainable Tinkering” where we will explore inventive and unique ways of applying and incorporating sustainable practices into our everyday lives, while trying to avoid the common pitfalls that lead people to avoid a “greener” lifestyle.

Which brings us to a new feature at this month’s Salon — the book and music exchange. If you have a book or CD that you think others might enjoy, then bring it to the event and we’ll be having a book and music exchange during our first break.

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Dr. Charles P. Gerba is a Professor at the Colleges of Public Health and Agriculture at University of Arizona. This is his talk recorded at TEDxPhoenix 2009.

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The TEDxPhoenixSalon series is an intimate and casual meet-up aimed to spark creative engagement amongst the local Phoenix-Metro community. It’s a gathering of curious minds, and a place to explore new ideas and ways of thinking.

For our May 24th, 2011 TEDxPhoenixSalon, our theme will be “Revolutionizing Education.” We will watch TEDTalks by Salman Khan, Dave Eggers and John Hunter as we set out to answer the following question: “Is the education revolution closer than we think?”

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Dr. Jane Maienschein is a Professor of Biology in the School of Life Sciences at Arizona State University. This is her talk from TEDxPhoenix 2009.

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