Twitter Weekly Updates for 2010-02-07

Via @signifyinguyana - Nicholas Laughlin interviewed on Haiti, the Caribbean, & panCaribbean identity http://bit.ly/9tl8VW #
Rick Lowe & Weblog Bahamas continue the discussion about Haitian immigrants in The Bahamas. http://bit.ly/dzjfCc #
CARICOM member states make donations to the Haiti earthquake relief effort: Repeating Islands has the details. Via @globalvoices #
Via @globalvoices: Geoffrey Philp on children & the importance of not miseducating them http://bit.ly/a6wlgu #
Hotel & co-op in the DR: via @globalvoices http://bit.ly/asNqdy #
On tent cities in Port-au-Prince: http://bit.ly/bCvQ4x #
Laughlin interviews Bagoo - I'm late to the party but it's still a good one. http://bit.ly/99uAgv #
http://bit.ly/bZXigr BC Pires on Haiti, the debt, and the role of Caricom. Via @globalvoices #
The Afro-Latin experience: http://bit.ly/cnoyxH #
US Black History Month -the Afr-Latins celebrate themselves - #
Is this true? RT @RAMhaiti I just heard that three people have just been removed from the Centre Technique St Gerard-ALIVE!! #
RT @RAMhaiti Electricity is starting to pop up in different parts of town. #
RT @RAMhaiti Haiti's richest industrialists are across from Cite Soleil. Why are some so poor and others so rich? Across the street! #
RT @globalvoices Jamaica, Caribbean: Tributes to Rex Nettleford, 1933-2010 — scholar, dancer, choreographe... http://bit.ly/bfK2o2 #
RT @georgiap Haitian govt's official web site on the earthquake, w/ figures http://haitiseisme2010.gouv.ht/ #
RT @maelynnbacchus wishes she was in waterstone's with hours to spare and an endless amount of money...that would be yum... - me too! #
http://su.pr/7GuZai: Digital Library of the Caribbean working to help rebuild Haitian cultural patrimony as part of earthquake recovery #
http://bit.ly/999Skw Larry Smith on laws governing election campaigns in The Bahamas. Worth a good read. #
Marassa Jumeaux - poem for Haiti by Geoffrey Philp http://bit.ly/arf3kn #
Supermarkets & distributers tell me the answer. Better yet get it together. Freeporters tell me y'all got it right in your city. #shopnassau #
How come it's almost guaranteed when you find something you like in the food store & go back to buy more you NEVER find it? #shopnassau #
RT @RAMhaiti Most of the press has left..Now the story begins.People in food lines b4 the sun comes up.Problems in Petionville distribution #
RT @cinemaminima RT @guardianfilm: Avatar shows how dumbing down works http://bit.ly/9jtJkL #
RT @la_davis Celebrating the life & works of Bahamian Son of the Soil...Sir Sidney Poitier...check website info http://bit.ly/aEcCRn #
RT @RAMhaiti So many Haitian Amer. volunteers on COMFORT helping& translating.New Generation.New Hope. IBO LELE! #
RT @RAMhaiti Just got back from USNS COMFORT.After seeing bodies that didn't survive,slept with folks that did.So many volunteers. #
RT @globalvoices Japan: Snow Candle Sparking Hope for Haiti: http://bit.ly/ac1Cvu #
RT @historytweeter #history Liquid sugar used to preserve medieval bridges http://bit.ly/bhi4nM #
RT @OneNightStanzas RT @chrissywilliams A great article on Poetry Live for Haiti from @Soozerama http://bit.ly/dyiJuA #
RT @nalohopkinson R.I.P. Rex Nettleford. Thank you for being the loud, proud, beautiful genius you were. #
RT @anniepaul The King is dead! Long live the King! Rex Nettleford 1933-2010 http://digg.com/u1MHC8 #
RT @yatalley Beautiful :) RT @FredoDupoux: What You Don't See In The News http://cli.gs/HtTNH #haiti #
RT @anniepaul excerpts from Rex Nettleford's Small Axe interview with heartbreaking photos, latest blogpost http://digg.com/u1MHC8 #
http://su.pr/1MfsTQ: A proposal is now on the table to strengthen trade relations, particularly in agriculture, between the Bahamas & Haiti #
http://su.pr/6htiKf: National Gallery of Jamaica pays tribute to #Nettleford (via @anniepaul) #
http://su.pr/2HH4bJ: Born on February 3, 1933 in Falmouth, Trelawny, Rex Nettleford was a leading Caribbean intellectual and visionary. #
Rex Nettleford dead at 76. #
restaurant In Port-au-Prince is taking up relief slack feeding 1,000 hungry and homeless Haitians a day—for free: http://bit.ly/bTQ7Qr #
One Haitian response to a CNN report on mass graves: http://bit.ly/ciDegv #
Interesting take on what's needed to reform/rebuild in Haiti: http://bit.ly/a1U7pb #