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The site had the following in the homepage, "Georgia to New Zealand Rotary District 6920 Group Study Exchange." I noticed that the web site stated " May 1, 2011 604 am." They also stated " Yesterday the team went out on a 30 foot racing sailboat near Mount Maunganui and the Port of Tauranga. It was an extremely fun and relaxing day that was very special for me for a couple of reasons-. April 27, 2011 351 am. A visit from a glibly self-satisfied dude means very little to them. Even if it provided a little spark for me. April 23, 2011 456 am."ANALYZE MORE BUSINESSES
Monday, September 12, 2011. As I said from our experience with transatlantic flight, it was the longest day of my life. I think my English counterparts would agree. This post was by Amy just before district conference in 2010. GSE 7170 UK Trip 2009.
Follow our Group Study Exchange team as we leave Central Pennsylvania and travel through Singapore and Malaysia! Rotary Club Projects in Johor Baru. There are many things we learned when we visited the palliative care and eye centers in Johor. Hopelessness, fear, anxiety, uncertainty, loneliness, and dependence. Our next project visit was to the eye center where doctors and medical volunteers provide free services for those.
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Thursday, March 22, 2007.
Rotary District 7770 GSE South Africa Team. Wednesday, October 24, 2007. NO LONGER STUCK IN JOHANNESBURG! At between 2-3 pm our plane touched down in Columbia. There were hugs and kisses and more hugs and kisses from our families. Ellison greeted us with t-shirts that had our team picture and other information on them. What a pleasant surprise! So please accept my apology for not getting the final blog on prior to now. Team members are very willing to give presentations to Rotary Clubs; so please invite .