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http://www.nationmultimedia.com/home/2010/08/16/national/School-students... EDUCATION School students learn how to fight global warming By Premyuda Boonroj The Nation Tokyo Published on August 16, 2010 Thai pupils taught eco-friendly ways of life at Toshiba camp in Japan As the clock ticked past midnight, several highschoolers from Japan, Thailand, USA and Poland were still up working on articles for the "ActEco Journal". They wanted to show readers what they had learnt from fieldtrips about a greener lifestyle and attempts to tackle global warming.

Hi everyone!

I hope everything fine with all of you.

well...a Special edition of Act Eco Journal for you!

 We began our visit by meeting at the Airport in Wrocław with Mr Toshihiro Ikeda (President of Toshiba factory in Wrocław) and Ms Anna Kubala (Coordinator of administration in Toshiba factory in Wrocław). We flew from Wrocław to Warsaw, when we were going to spend exciting day, full of gatherings and visits.

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Hi everyone,

This is just for your infomration but I just wanted to you to know that Asahi News Paper put an article about the camp. Sorry all in Japanese but the gist is summary of the camp and reported what happened at final presentation.

Hello Everybody!

We've created a Flickr stream of all our photos from the trip!  Check it out at www.flickr.com/photos/toshibayouthconference/sets/72157621895833395/  

Also, we started a Flickr group page so that all of you could share your photos.  You can find it at www.flickr.com/groups/toshibayouthconference/    Make a Flickr account, join the group, and upload your conference pictures!  You can also comment on pictures and chat on the group discussion board.  Flickr is really easy to use, so we hope you will all join in!  

Hello everyone,

Though we had a big earthquake a few days ago in Japan, we managed it and haven't heard any disaster from any of Japanese participants so far. Thank you Print for caring of us.

Hi everyone!

Print was first :D and I ask the same - how are you doing after the camp?

I had few busy days after coming back to Wrocław, but now I have some free time to think about you and the whole camp. Sure thing is that we had together really wonderful time :D thanks to everybody for this!

This is my e-mail, if someone still doesn't have: dobrewieczorki@gazeta.pl

Probably I will make also a Facebook account too :)

I was thinking if making some kind of internet forum for students and staff wouldn't be a good idea? It could be as well a part of this website :) Speak out what do you think about it :D

C ya!

Tomek (Tom)