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Here's a Haiti Earthquake Twitpic music video we made using Obama's address to the nation on the Haiti earthquake crisis. The images are Twitpics from across the internets: They're first-response citizen media reports of crushed buildings, death, destruction, hope, and life.
Wyclef's Yele Foundation has been working in Haiti for years and is an excellent and trusted organization. Log on to yele.org to see how you can help. Their site crashed earlier from heavy traffic, but is back up and running now.
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