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2007/07/31 02:30 41 (GMT) Think the Earth Project@Tokyo

How much is a life worth? Human Trafficking in Japan and the World
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2007/05/02 17:05 15 (GMT) PolarisProject@Tokyo, Shibuya

Yukon News and New Business
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2006/11/14 19:26 28 (GMT) Dave Simpson@Setagaya ku Tokyo

Director
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2006/06/12 02:19 45 (GMT) Dave Simpson@Setagaya, Tokyo Japan

yukon Native Visit to Japan
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2006/06/12 02:14 04 (GMT) Dave Simpson@Setagaya ,Tokyo Japan

Homes for tsunami victims
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2005/07/15 22:52 19 (GMT) David Edwards@1202 allen ave erie co 80516

student
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2005/06/09 19:58 56 (GMT) paul j blattner@slc,utah, 84105

Part-Time Temporary "Green" research work
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2005/05/16 21:05 27 (GMT) Anthony Branch@14 Las Uvas Court, Sacramento, CA 95833

How about a stand?
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2003/05/30 17:26 53 (GMT) William Kirwan@75 wea c-6e ny ny 10023

Our bit of Social responsibility
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2003/04/16 04:58 46 (GMT) mel@Sydney

Miss
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2003/04/05 12:20 45 (GMT) mel@Sydney

WAR...
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2003/04/04 01:01 18 (GMT) tsunke@Kyoto

Don't Shoot!
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2003/03/16 03:42 08 (GMT) beepang@HONG KONG

How can I do to stop this happen??
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2002/12/06 16:45 22 (GMT) beepang@Aberdeen, HongKong

the mammals in the zoo will be moved...
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2002/07/09 04:16 53 (GMT) beepang@Aberdeen

set the conscious free!
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2001/12/05 01:55 50 (GMT) beepang@Aberdeen, Hong Kong

START THINKING!
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2001/05/22 09:53 49 (GMT) Andreas Rasche@currently in Sweden

We are building a house for 162 Nepalese homeless children.
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2001/05/09 05:53 51 (GMT) MIAKI@Tokyo

Break Up!
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2001/04/25 13:54 37 (GMT) John Walker@AK, USA

MicroGREEN, Inc, a new start-up company based in Washington state USA, has developed an antirely new variety of eco-friendly plastics for food packaging. We believe Japan is super potential market. We seek an English fluent individual to visit fast food outlets, coffee bars, etc. as assigned by us and to pick up cups, trays,. etc. that you would empty (and eat or drink!) and send to us in USA. We will pay at the equivalent rate of $20 (US) per hour plus expenses. The pay could be directly to you or to Think the Earth. No sales required but some report writing. We estimate a total of about twenty hours work in late May and June. Please respond to me and give me a phone number and convenient time to reach you. Anthony D. Branch, Ph.D. Marketing Consultant and shareholder MicroGREEN, Inc. tbranch@ggu.edu

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