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PICTURE:J. Creole – Hustla Girl (Video Shoot)

No Comments 28 May 2010

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27 photos from Haitian-Canadian J. Creole hit single “Hustla Girl” video shoot. J. Creole is also 1/4 of Haitian rap group Talented Haitians United Representers (T.H.U.R). VIDEO

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PICTURE:Gato “Da Bato” Ft Booba – Nu Lajan (Video Shoot)

No Comments 14 May 2010

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47 photos from Haitian-American Gato “Da Bato” featuring Frenchman Booba rap kreyol-francais hit “Nu Lajan” video shoot. VIDEO COMIN SOON!!!

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VIDEO:Wyclef Jean and Seton Hall University March For Yéle Haiti Foundation (Pics Included)

No Comments 11 May 2010


Grammy Award–winning musician Wyclef Jean and his wife Claudinette Jean speak to the students of Seton Hall University and thank them for volunteering their time to help at the Yéle Haiti Foundation Volunteer Center in South Orange, NJ. Wyclef and 300 or so

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Haiti’s Main Seaport Capacity Boosted

1 Comment 28 February 2010

ABOARD THE USS CARTER HALL, Haiti, (Reuters) – Haiti’s main seaport at Port-au-Prince has managed to handle container traffic at a level higher than before the Jan. 12 earthquake, and full repairs to damage should be completed in April, a senior US military officer said.

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New Picture of Haiti Tweeted From Space

No Comments 06 February 2010


Devastated Porto-Au-Prince as seen from 250 miles above the Earth.

In what is perhaps the final frontier for Internet access, Japanese astronaut Soichi Noguchi shared photos he had taken of Earth from the International Space Station via his Twitter page. In addition to scenic locations and sprawling urban centers, Noguchi’s photos provide some of the first looks of Haiti’s capital, Port-Au-Prince, just weeks after it was devastated by the recent earthquake. Like the first photographs of Earth from space in the 1960s were humbling in their depiction of our planet as a fragile blue marble in the vastness of space, Noguchi’s photos not only remind us of our impact on the environment, but also how far we’ve come technologically.

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