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In the four months that I've been covering music full time for the Journal Sentinel, I've met a lot of local musicians, launched our annual 10 Wisconsin Bands to Watch feature, started this-here local music column and watched a bunch of great performances for our Sound Check series in the Tap Milwaukee studios. But I know there are many more people involved in the scene I need to meet, and a whole lot of ground left to cover.
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Professionals from Better Homes and Gardens offer free advice
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The magazine's editors will be at the Boston Store Brookfield Home Gallery on Jan. 26 for free design consultations and a trend presentation. Senior editor Amy Panos; senior interior designer Joseph Boehm; and style director Max Wilker will be at the store, 18615 W. Bluemound Road, to help with design plans and to offer guidance on upcoming trends. »Read Full Article
Capri restaurant in West Allis up for sale
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'Bottoms Up' writers plan to close Wolski's as part of author visit
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In a twist on the typical author visit, Jim Draeger and Mark Speltz, writers of "Bottoms Up: A Toast to Wisconsin's Historic Bars & Breweries" will read and talk about their work starting at 11 p.m. Jan. 17 at Wolski's Tavern, 1836 N. Pulaski St. »Read Full Article
Now calling home brewers for Midwinter Homebrew Competition
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Comedian Bill Burr, guitarist Eric Johnson scheduled for separate Milwaukee shows
Comedian Bill Burr and Grammy-winning guitarist Eric Johnson are both coming to Milwaukee for two separate shows within the next few months, according to announcements issued by the Pabst Theater.
Burr, who had a recurring role in AMC's critically acclaimed hit "Breaking Bad" and will be seen in April alongside Sandra Bullock and Melissa McCarthy in "The Heat" from "Bridesmaids" director Paul Feig, will perform a set of stand up at 7 p.m. March 8 at the Pabst Theater, 144 E. Wells St. Tickets are $29.50 and go on sale beginning at noon Friday at the Riverside Theater box office, 116 W. Wisconsin Ave.; the Pabst box office; by calling (414) 286-3663; and visiting pabsttheater.org. »Read Full Article
Milwaukee festival welcomes Chinese New Year
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De Waart to fill in for ailing Chicago Symphony conductor
Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra music director Edo de Waart will fill in for ailing Chicago Symphony Orchestra music director Riccardo Muti at five subscription concerts this week and next week, the CSO has announced.
Muti has the flu, according to the CSO. »Read Full Article
On Tap Today: Old sounds, new coach, same old King
January's all about new starts -- just ask the Bucks, who play the Phoenix Suns at 7 tonight at the Bradley Center under their new interim coach, former Marquette star Jim Boylan, after the team parted ways with coach Scott Skiles Monday night, after four-plus seasons.
Another kind of new start -- the birth of rock 'n' roll -- is the source for celebration in "Memphis," the Broadway touring musical that opens at the Marcus Center tonight. »Read Full Blog Post


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Bea Cameron scored three of the first four Georgetown College women's lacrosse goals in the NAIA Invitational Tournament quarterfinals in Greenville, S.C. The senior assisted on the other and it was all GC from the start against Tennessee Wesleyan College. The No. 2 Tigers (13-3) raced out to a double-digit lead two-thirds of the way through the first half and took a 21-6 victory at Sirrine Stadium.
"It's a good first win, but we have more business to take care of," said GC coach Brandon Davis. "This is our best postseason showing. It was nice to have Kaysie Smith back on the field. We played well as a team, now we refocus for Friday."
Georgetown has a rematch with Lawrence Technological University at 10 am with a chance to advance to the finals on the line. These two teams met a week ago in the NWLL semifinal game. The Blue Devils (15-7) won that match-up, but the Tigers won the first meeting this season.
Georgetown College football finished the 2016 spring season with the 119th annual Orange & Black Scrimmage. Black made several plays late that helped them pull off the 18-7 win, sealed by a quarterback scramble in the final 1:30 of the game. Black now leads the series 60-59.
"We had a nice crowd and gave our fans one more look at us this season," said GC coach Bill Cronin. "This is a rewarding night for the players for all their effort through weights, conditioning and drills."
Black got the scoring going early in the second quarter when Clay McKee hit Ross Cox for a long touchdown strike. On the ensuing drive, Ozzie Mann found Alan Williams for the score and Josh Depp hit the extra point for a 7-6 advantage.
The rematch of Shawn Kennedy against Erik Barron was very different. Kennedy still threw a gem for Georgetown College baseball, but Barron was equally as untouchable this time leading to a thrilling Mid-South Conference Tournament Opening Series game one.
Cumberland University came to Georgetown for a best of three and started with a ninth inning rally and win. Ryan Dickison started it with a lead-of double for the Phoenix (31-25). The Tigers (30-23) defense was prepared for a bunt and played it perfectly. Chaz Meadows fielded it and caught Dickison charging for home. The senior came up firing to Jalen Poindexter. Dickison slammed on the breaks, but seemed to be an easy out until Poindexter mishandled the ball and everyone was safe.
The rematch of the 2015 NWLL National Tournament third place game did not disappoint Thursday afternoon in the opening round of the 2016 tournament. Georgetown College women's lacrosse built a large enough cushion and held on against No. 7 Robert Morris University – Chicago. The No. 2 Tigers (12-2) won 8-7 to advance to the semifinals for the second straight season. They will face No. 3 Lawrence Technological Institute, an 18-5 winner in its first round game, 7:30 pm Friday in Grand Rapids, Mich.
"We knew it was going to be a tough game," said GC coach Brandon Davis. "There isn't a team here that isn't a top-notch program. It was our first game in almost a week with a lot of extra distractions with travel, hotels and the banquet. With a young team that can be scary, but we focused in and took care of business."
Georgetown College women's lacrosse celebrated the 2016 season at the NWLL tournament banquet, kicking off the games starting today. Senior Bea Cameron highlighted the evening for the Tigers by being name the program's first national Defensive Player of the Year.
The midfielder was second on the team in groundballs with 58 this season and caused a team-high 38 turnovers. Her speed was advantageous on the offensive side, where she won 25 draw controls, netted 15 goals and dished out eight assists. She helped the Tigers to an 11-2 mark and a number two seed in this week's national tournament.
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TEMPE, Ariz. — There was rust, but there wasn't any pain. Chalk Wednesday up as a good day for Rockies left-hander Drew Pomeranz.
Making his first start since March 13, when he was pulled after two innings because of tightness in his right glute, Pomeranz gave up three runs on six hits, walked two and struck out two in four innings against the Angels' Triple-A squad.
Pomeranz is expected to be one of the top four pitchers in the Rockies' rotation.
"I felt great, really strong," he said. "I have a lot to work on ... I left some pitches up. I have some mechanics to figure out, and I'm working on some balance, but overall it was good."
Pomeranz threw 66 pitches, and his fastball peaked at 92 mph. He threw some sharp-breaking curves but also some fat pitches, which led to a double during a long third inning and a triple in the fourth.
Pitching coach Bob Apodaca was encouraged.
"Is he the finished product yet? No, but he's 23 years old," Apodaca said. "He's gotten by on talent. Now, he has to concentrate on a consistent delivery that is going to give him both power and precision. The glute didn't look to be an issue. I was happy with the way he threw today."
Pomeranz is scheduled to pitch again Monday.
Moyer's test. Lefty Jamie Moyer, the 49-year-old candidate for the fifth spot in the rotation, pitches tonight against the Giants. It's his first big-league test since straining his left leg last week. Moyer must log quality innings and prove his durability if he's to have any chance.
Also tonight, right-hander Jeremy Guthrie pitches in a Triple-A game vs. the Diamondbacks. This afternoon in Tucson, rotation contenders Guillermo Moscoso and Alex White are scheduled to pitch against the Padres.
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In an electric forced-air furnace, all of the power sent through the element is converted to heat, making the appliance nearly 100 percent efficient. Electric furnaces sit on the low end of the price scale. Installation is inexpensive and simple -- often little more than plugging or hard-wiring into your existing electrical service. However, in most of the country, electricity is the highest-cost utility, so an electric forced-air furnace may make the most sense for moderate climates calling for only occasional or supplemental heat. If your electric panel can handle it, opt for a more powerful 220-volt model.
A gas-fired, ceiling-mounted forced-air furnace requires venting and a gas line. And through-the-wall, direct-vent versions require some modifications to your shop wall, adding to installation costs. But natural gas remains one of the most inexpensive fuel sources, so it makes good long-term sense. For safety in a fume- and dust-filled shop, choose a furnace with a separated combustion chamber that draws outside air for combustion.
Their propane-fired cousins work the same, but propane prices approach electricity costs in some regions. If your only fuel options are electric or propane, enter your utility prices into a cost calculator like the one available from the U.S. Energy Information Administration (http://www.eia.gov/neic/experts/heatcalc.xls) to guide you to the lowest-cost option.
I actually have a 12X16 Gable style shed and I was afraid to put heat in there with the fumes from the glues and stains but I finally put in a small Oscillating Heater and it has worked fine for me and for the summer I have a window Unit.3/17/2016 01:56:41 AM Report Abuse
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I've put in a used "trailer furnace" before in a shop, sitting it up high on a frame with the hot air just coming right out of the bottom. My shop was well insulated, and it only took about 10-15 minutes to heat the shop up to a comfortable working temperature. I used a oil furnace, but you can also use propane and natural gas furnaces.1/8/2015 11:31:37 AM Report Abuse
My shop is open to the elements, but shaded. Winter temps get to a bone chilling 55*. Summers are bit warm. Radiant heat works best for me during the winter. The round, reflector electric heaters from Costco are convenient, portable and safe. Sort of a chill chaser. The addition of a heat lamp on the scroll saw in addition to the regular lighting keeps my hands and fingers warm. That strategy doesn't work everywhere, but it works for me.1/8/2015 11:15:17 AM Report Abuse
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I've installed a conventional forced air furnace. It was a simple 80% natural gas unit. I can put a high efficiency filter on it and it cleans my air and I can add a humidifier for the winter and AC for the summer. It was around $500 for the furnace, filter housing and plenum kit.1/8/2015 09:45:21 AM Report Abuse
I put a gas radiant tube heater in and it is the best way to go. It heats up instantly and the best part is that it is great for drying finishes. It speeds up the drying and doesn't give dust a chance to settle. I even use it in the summer although even with all the windows open it gets too hot to stay inside but in 20-30 minutes the finish has cured enough to prevent dust nibs.1/8/2015 09:45:20 AM Report Abuse
I added a mini-split upstairs and in the downstairs level of my shop. They both have worked flawlessly for over a year heating and cooling my shop here in central Virginia. They are quite economical to purchase and operate. I installed them both myself in less than a day.12/22/2014 07:05:39 PM Report Abuse
I, actually, purchased a mini-split brand new from a seller on a popular auction site and installed it myself. Installation is quite easy. My mini-split has been operating perfectly for the last 9 years with no problems. It supplies me with A/C in the hot Phoenix summers and heat in the winters (Yes, we get as low as the '20s in the winter here, at times.).12/18/2014 04:39:27 PM Report Abuse
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PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti - Joint Task Force - Haiti is beginning to transition to the next phase of its involvement in Operation Unified Response, following the 7.0 magnitude earthquake that rocked the island nation of Haiti about two weeks ago, said Col. Gregory Kane, the JTF-H and XVIII Airborne Corps operations officer, Monday.
Aca,!A.."The first couple weeks that we were here on the ground, our primary concerns were distributing food and water to the displaced persons and performing search and rescue operations. Now we are slowly transitioning from that,"Aca,!A.. Kane said.
Aca,!A..The non-governmental organizations operating in Haiti have control of food and water distribution, Kane said. "We are pushing out 15 days of rations at a time in an organized manner," said Kane. "When the program is fully underway there will be 15 distribution points throughout the cities of Port-au-Prince and Carrefour and it will be delivering 75 tons of food per day to the people in those areas," he said.
Now, the JTF-H is starting to transition its efforts to getting people shelter and building up the medical capacity of the Haitian government, as well as the NGO's that are currently providing medical care, he added.Aca,!A..
For the most part, food and water distribution is in the sustainment phase.
"It's the shelter that has become our number one priority and it's also the USAID's and the government of Haiti's number one priority as well," Kane said.
"We are trying to get the people of Haiti something a little more substantial to live in prior to the rainy season coming on.Aca,!A..
Aca,!A.."When the rains start here there will be flooding and we anticipate a lot of medical issues that come with wet weather," said Kane.
"The more people we can get into shelters, the more people we can protect from the elements and the better off everyone will be."Aca,!A..
Aca,!A..Almost 20 days after the earthquake, there are still people coming to military medical facilities with injuries. Medical professionals are now seeing more secondary injuries and infections.
"Medicine will become critical for the long-term care of the population," Kane said.
Early on, the JTF-H leadership met with civic, religious and group leaders and got them involved with the planning and preparation of the reconstruction.Aca,!A..Aca,!A..
"When you get the local community leaders, these respected elders of the community involved, it is a lot better," said Kane. "Even in the temporary camps, displaced Haitians have attempted to restore the basics of cultural and civic structures to provide as a normal life as they can to people who have lost pretty much everything."Aca,!A..Aca,!A..
JTF-H, along with the USAID and the Haitian government, has been putting out public information focused on personal hygiene and drinking water from safe, clean sources.Aca,!A..
"These are the basics of what Soldiers do all the time," said Kane. We live "out in the field in these rough conditions and we are hoping to impart this knowledge to the local population by using civil leaders and local radio stations to get this message out so that the Haitian people understand the steps that need to be taken to protect themselves and their families."Aca,!A..
On Jan. 31, the JTF-H and its partners set up an aftercare center comprised of 750 cots and 40 tents, with the necessary medical personnel to care for patients.Aca,!A..Aca,!A..
"We are doing prudent planning, and looking to the next phase," said Kane. Phase one was getting humanitarian response and disaster relief to the Haitian people.
Phase two is the phase where the basic needs are met, and we work with our partners to deliver medical support along with food and water.Aca,!A..
"Phase three is where we are out of a job," said Kane. "That is when the military-to-civilian transition begins and the civilians - the people of Haiti, along with NGOs, take the responsibility of rebuilding their homeland."


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Yerlin José, 28, is a young man from the town of El Sauce; his wife is his only dependent. He works as a security guard for a firm in said town and despite earning very little he does his work with dedication and responsibly since this job makes it possible for him to provide daily bread for his home.
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Yerlin José es un joven de 28 años, originario del municipio de El Sauce, a cargo solamente de su esposa, se dedica a laborar como guarda de seguridad en una empresa de dicho municipio y a pesar de ganar tan poco realiza su labor con dedicación y responsabilidad, ya que este oficio le permite llevar el pan de cada día a su hogar.
Yerlin como todo joven sueña con tener una familia con hijos y una casa con todas las condiciones adecuadas pero con lo poco que gana solamente le alcanza para el sustento de su hogar.
En este momento tiene la necesidad de un crédito para mejorar la salud de su esposa ya que se ha sentido mal por lo que lo está solicitando en Ceprodel para la compra de medicamentos y realización de ultrasonidos.
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At subsequent reunions, family members found themselves gawking at their newly found brother. One sister stared at him from across a room. Later, Skip told Steve, "All she did was stare at me." The reason, Steve explained, is that he looks so much like her brother and father.
Skip's biological family has embraced him, including him in church functions, funerals, weddings and other family gatherings. "If my wife and I could pick who we would want to be our family, we couldn't have done any better," says Skip. "They're wonderful. They've just taken me in I will be eternally grateful to Steve for the courage he had to make that call to me."
Steve, Skip and their families have met frequently and vacationed together. The brothers meet or talk on the phone frequently. They have been surprised to find so many similarities, just small things that must have traveled through their DNA. Both were contractors early in their lives. Both like automobiles and drag raced in their teens. Both have been described by others as quiet types who don't like crowds and aren't much for banter or conversation. Both are prone to streaks of orneriness and easy frustration.
As if to complete the happy ending, Clara met Charlotte — Skip's adoptive mother — for the first time, in the LDS Bountiful Temple a few weeks after meeting Skip. After embracing, Clara thanked Charlotte for raising a good son and Charlotte thanked her for the opportunity.
For Clara, finding Skip and bringing her family together was the last piece of the puzzle in the completion of her life. Approaching her 79th birthday, she had finally found a good man in Joe Hill, a widower who sang in the Mormon Tabernacle Choir and was a stake patriarch in the church. They had met decades earlier in the mission field — because of a shortage of missionaries during World War II, they actually were mission companions, a rarity in church history. They were married in 2001 and enjoyed nine years together before Joe died.
"It's obvious that our family tree does not look like a tree," said one family member at Clara's funeral. "It is a thicket, but I assure you that love exists in that thicket. And I'm so grateful for all of my brothers and sisters and family members. Not all of Heavenly Father's children come to earth through a typical family or stay in a typical family. And this is part of our test to understand each other as God's children (and) to love each other."
As for Steve, the only child, he now has 21 brothers and sisters in that thicket — counting half-siblings and step-siblings — not to mention three step-children and three biological children.
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Since January's earthquake, Americans have already given $800.9 million in private donations to help the country rebuild. The money has gone to 23 charities that ABC News has been tracking. Only about 37 percent of the money has been spent. Nearly $588 million in donations is still sitting on the sidelines, as millions of Haitians continue to suffer.Harris also points out that only half of the 9,000 latrines that are needed have been built.
Charities say that spending too quickly would risk creating waste and robbing money from the long-term work that must be done. But while they plan for the long-term, there is an immediate crisis.
More than a million people are homeless and a fifth of them still have no shelter, with the rainy season officially starting Friday and the hurricane season just around the corner.
Most of the news reported over the past week by AHP News and Radio Solidarité has focused on the many conferences and preparatory meetings convened by the international community as well as the Haitian private sector, the Haitian Diaspora, commissions of the Haitian Parliament, civil society organizations and NGOs, and individual governments. Surely the sheer breadth and number of these meetings should be enough to indicate the high stakes involved. There can also be no question that Haitians are well able to match the international organizations and governments - if not with equal resources to hold meetings, at least with expertise, focus, commitment and passion. Some of these meetings were already taking place before the nightmare of the January 12th earthquake. Some draw upon documents prepared in recent years. All of them indicate a capacity and willingness to hold consultations on the question of rebuilding a better Haiti.
The detainees have received little or no mental health care for the trauma they suffered, lawyers at the Florida Immigrant Advocacy Center said, despite an offer of free treatment at the jail by a local Creole-speaking psychotherapist.
This is a short video looking at IDP camps in Cite Soleil, Grand Goave, and Chanmas where people still have almost nonexistent shelter. The UN shelter cluster claims they've provided shelter materials to 75% of Haiti's 1.3 million displaced people. Most people I talk to believe that's an overestimate.
The Cite Soleil camp featured in the video, in particular, I know has received nothing in months. I've gone back several times. Last time kids were digging mini-trenches with sticks and rocks to divert the rain. It's down the street from the Doctors Without Borders clinic.
The international community must do a better job of delivering aid more quickly and effectively to Haitians living in camps in and around Port-au-Prince.Click here to view this important video.
On an empty road in Cite Militaire, an industrial zone across from the slums of Cite Soleil, a group of women are gathered around a single white sack of U.S. rice. The rice was handed out Monday morning at a food distribution by the Christian relief group World Vision.
According to witnesses, during the distribution U.N. peacekeeping troops sprayed tear gas on the crowd.
An internal Obama administration assessment concludes that the U.S. government has provided $4 billion in aid to Haiti since 1990 but "struggled to demonstrate lasting impact," according to a summary of the review, which has not been publicly released.
On Wednesday, at an international donor conference, Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton is expected to outline U.S. plans to spend an additional $1 billion or so to rebuild the earthquake-devastated nation.
This time, U.S. officials say, they will do things differently.
"Rebuilding Haiti does not mean returning to the situation that prevailed before the earthquake," according to the 53-page document, the first detailed account of how Haiti and its international backers plan to spend their money over the next 18 months. "It means addressing all these areas of vulnerability, so that the vagaries of nature or natural disasters never again inflict such suffering or cause so much damage and loss."
A group of Washington based groups, the "ad-hoc Haiti advocacy coalition", released a document today which includes numerous recommendations for implementing a Haitian led reconstruction. The purpose of the document is "to ensure that Haitian input is accessible to international policymakers, donors, and media as critical strategy and funding decisions are being made that will impact Haiti's future. The compilation consists of documents from Haitian civil society, international NGOs, coalitions and diaspora conferences. Below are some of the general points and principles for guiding both short-term and long-term reconstruction:
The AP reports on a speech Bill Clinton gave to aid organizations working in Haiti. Clinton issued a stark warning; if urgent efforts are not made to relocate those displaced, up to 40,000 may die during the rainy season. Clinton stressed the need for aid organizations to empower the Haitian government, and make efforts to turn Haiti into a self-sufficient nation, echoing statements made by human rights groups to the Inter American Commission earlier in the week. The AP reports that Clinton said:
Every time we spend a dollar in Haiti from now on we have to ask ourselves, 'Does this have a long-term return? Are we helping them become more self-sufficient? ... Are we serious about working ourselves out of a job?As Haitian officials have consistently said, they face serious budget issues and are unable to pay many workers, as such, Clinton asked organizations "to allocate 10 percent of their spending in Haiti for government salaries and employee training." Clinton also urged organizations in Haiti to "participate in an online registry and make their expenditures transparent."
Yesterday, President Obama formally asked congress (PDF) to approve ammendements to the budget in the amount of $2.8 billion. It is important to note that most of this money can be used to reimburse funds that were already spent by the agencies, so the total new assistance will not be the total $2.8 billion. The BBC reports that the Senate is " is said to be close to a bill meeting Mr Obama's request." Following is the breakdown of agencies that would receive funding:
$150 million to the Department of Agriculture (food aid).
$655 million to the Department of Defense.
$220 million to the Department of Health and Human Services.
$60 million to the Department of Homeland Security.
$1,491 million to USAID and the State Department.
$219.8 million to the Department of the Treasury.
$5.2 million to the Broadcasting Board of Governors.
You can read the whole document here, and see the breakdown within agencies.
International aid has been given generously, but distributed poorly, without input from earthquake survivors. As a result, children are going hungry, women are at risk of sexual violence and exploitation, and families are sleeping in the rain, without waterproof shelter.The groups had previously issued a series of recommendations in advance of the donor conference.
In Haiti, the rainy season is about to begin, necessitating relocation of the score of people displaced by the earthquake and currently living in over crowded camps. There are plans to move roughly 150,000 people currently living in the camps to the center of Port-au-Prince by May, yet only one site with a capacity of under 4,000 people has been secured to date.
When rains drenched the capital on Thursday night, the Golf Club de Pétionville turned to mud. It was a frightening preview of what the rainy season will hold for the 45,000 people who live there if they stay. Tents collapsed. Ditches overflowed with sewage. People and their belongings were swept downhill.
[M]any Haitians see the expansion of foreign companies as a way to take advantage of the widespread poverty plaguing the country, where the unemployment rate is up to 80 per cent.
The exploitation concerns come as former US presidents Bill Clinton and George Bush prepare to visit the Caribbean nation on Monday to discuss long-term recovery efforts with Haitian officials.
And a part of their plans will be to discuss the expansion of clothing industries in the country - in which workers earn less than $4 a day - one of the lowest wages in the world.
It is the beginning of the rainy season in Haiti. What people had feared since the earthquake is happening. After only 20 minutes of one of the first rains of the season in the camps, the scene quickly transforms into rain soaked mud-bath. Water seeps through everywhere. People are getting wet outside and inside their tents. Tarpaulin sheets have to be cut with knives to prevent them from collapsing under the weight of the rain water. People are panicking and trying to protect themselves. What will it be like for Haiti's people when the real rains come?
"It may have been good for some of my farmers in Arkansas, but it has not worked. It was a mistake...I had to live everyday with the consequences of the loss of capacity to produce a rice crop in Haiti to feed those people because of what I did; nobody else."Chief humanitarian coordinator for the UN, John Holmes, echoed this statement, telling the AP:
"A combination of food aid, but also cheap imports have ... resulted in a lack of investment in Haitian farming, and that has to be reversed."The article notes that while these criticisms have been coming from aid groups for years, "world leaders focused on fixing Haiti are admitting for the first time that loosening trade barriers has only exacerbated hunger in Haiti and elsewhere."
The devastated capital of Port-au-Prince, where hundreds of camps are located, is ground zero for the crisis of the homeless. Refugees in overcrowded shelters live in conditions of utter squalor, surrounded by piles of trash in mosquito-infested camps where the air is thick with the odor from overflowing latrines, and drainage lines are clogged with sewage.To read the entire article, click here.
Security is a problem. So is hygiene.
The flimsy tents and tarps in these camps will be no match for the coming storms, which is why an all-out effort must be made to relocate as many of the displaced as possible, particularly children, before it's too late.
The focus should be on the 29 of 425 sites in and around the capital, with about 200,000 homeless, that U.N. officials say are the most vulnerable to flooding and have been targeted for resettlement. The government's chief advisor on relocation, Gerard-Emile ``Aby'' Brun, says it will take $86 million to build relocation sites and another $40 million to secure rights to the land.
At this stage, money should not be the problem. More than $1 billion in aid has flowed into Haiti, and more is coming.


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June 2011 by AaronOliveWatch
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Wow awesome shot! I really like your box icon with the red cloth over it, can you share it? cheers?
How do you change the font of your mac stuff to that ?
Awesome screenshot, bro!
How do you go about changing the system font in OSX?
Can you share the iTunes and Coda mods?


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Web Development Manager
Mary-am Group of Companies - Toronto, ON
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