Kelvin Chiong of Sarawak, Malaysia posted this cool photo of the Malaysian and Brazilian delegations, and some other friends:
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I may want to do a poll here in the medium future, and I thought I'd try out some different methods to see what works. This first one is from this site.
In the aftermath of last night's Student Pin Exchange, out of the dizzying array of commemorative pins, buttons, and cultural trinkets that were swapped, which emerged as the most eye-catching, coveted, and sought after?
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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.