A group of talented students at the Rochester Institute of Technology has just released a video about the destruction in Haiti. They put in over 70 hours of work into this philanthropic effort and would appreciate your help making this video go viral.

Your help will remind people that the problem in Haiti has not gone away. Do not let people forget!

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Following an alleged report from Russia's Northern Fleet, the Venezuelan head state, Hugo Chavez, is holding the US responsible for the 7.0 magnitude Haitian earthquake. He claims the quake was caused by a U.S. weapon test of an experimental shockwave system that can also create "weather anomalies to cause floods, droughts and hurricanes."

The Venezuelan website also claimed the US was also to be held responsible for the Jan. 9 earthquake in California, and may have been involved with the 7.8-magnitude quake in China that killed nearly 90,000 people in 2008.

He goes on about how the weapon was being tested with the ultimate goal of destroying Iran’s current government.

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Three people were rescued from the debris caused by the Earthquake in Haiti because of a cell phone text message. The victims were trapped in a supermarket that collapsed. One of them sent a text message to the ONU using her cell phone. According to Joseph Fernandez, a rescue member of the South Florida Urban Search and Rescue, the text message said that she was inside the Caribbean Market, near from the fruits, meats and frozen products. The rescue team went to the place and chased the sounds that three people inside were making until they found them. The three people were Ariel, 7 years, Lamy 34 years and Maria, 50 years. Since the three of them were surrounded by food they could eat and survive.

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The Red Cross had set up a number to text from your phone to send $10 dollars to those in Haiti who needed it. From this alone, they have raised $5 Million. Celebrities have tweeted about this and it showed up in my feed by at least 3 other people. T-Mobile also promised to drop all of the costs associated with calling to and from Haiti until the end of the month and has also agreed to drop charges for the text message donation to Red Cross. Google flat out contributed $1 Million of their own money to the cause as well.

There are other online sites that are helping out too, such as Skype who has sent $2 vouchers to its customers in the area, allowing them to communicate for up to an hour and GoDaddy who has donated $500,000 to the cause as well. Facebook has a page where you can learn about the disaster and MyYearbook has raised $3.5 billion in "lunch Money" which isn't actual money, but it is yet to be determined how it translates into helping the cause.

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