Kelvin Chiong of Sarawak, Malaysia posted this cool photo of the Malaysian and Brazilian delegations, and some other friends:
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As a parent at the science fair I really enjoyed it. I really enjoyed how the Brazilian and Puerto Rican were so full of life there. They were not afraid a bit to show off their joy. We could learn from that.
I loved how ISEF brought all of the countries together! My group (Georgia, US) had a breakfast with the Canadians, but I met people from South Korea, China, United Kingdom, Alaska, and many other regions! I made new friends from Minnesota, Alaska, Puerto Rico, and New Mexico. Thank you ISEF!!
Haha... the brazilians were soo much fun lol.