Comments for Alice Smeets | Blog http://blog.alicesmeets.com La misere n'est pas a soulager mais elle est a detruire.. Wed, 10 Mar 2010 16:56:56 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.2.1 Comment on Back in Haiti by Hein http://blog.alicesmeets.com/2010/03/06/back-in-haiti/#comment-40917 Hein Sat, 06 Mar 2010 17:56:19 +0000 http://blog.alicesmeets.com/2010/03/06/back-in-haiti/#comment-40917 Liebe Alice, danke für die Infos, z.B. wo Du wohnst. Wunderbare Fotos!! Liebe Grüße Friedel u. Hein Liebe Alice,

danke für die Infos, z.B. wo Du wohnst. Wunderbare Fotos!!
Liebe Grüße
Friedel u. Hein

]]> Comment on The Unicef Photo of the year by ccna bootcamp http://blog.alicesmeets.com/2008/12/19/the-unicef-photo-of-the-year/#comment-35854 ccna bootcamp Wed, 03 Feb 2010 04:55:10 +0000 http://blog.alicesmeets.com/2008/12/19/the-unicef-photo-of-the-year/#comment-35854 I have checked your site and I invite others please check it because the information that is available in your site can spell bound any one.and the images that you have shown in this site also very attractive. There is one more site that I have visited, provide me information that is really unique and the service that they offer also I have experienced, really I enjoy this service so I request others please visit this and I want to tell you that after enjoying this service you’ll enjoy it again and again its . I have checked your site and I invite others please check it because the information that is available in your site can spell bound any one.and the images that you have shown in this site also very attractive. There is one more site that I have visited, provide me information that is really unique and the service that they offer also I have experienced, really I enjoy this service so I request others please visit this and I want to tell you that after enjoying this service you’ll enjoy it again and again its .

]]> Comment on Written on the way back from Haiti by Andres http://blog.alicesmeets.com/2010/01/28/written-on-the-way-back-from-haiti/#comment-35729 Andres Tue, 02 Feb 2010 11:52:20 +0000 http://blog.alicesmeets.com/2010/01/28/written-on-the-way-back-from-haiti/#comment-35729 Vielen Dank für Deine Nachrichten. Ich hatte mir Sorgen gemacht, weil ich zum letzten Mal gelesen hatte, dass Du in Januar in Haiti sein wolltest, ich wusste aber zunächst nicht, ob Du da während des Erdbebens warst. Dann habe ich Nachrichten über Dich und Haiti (und das Mädchen des Preisfotos) in De Standaard gelesen. Ich hoffe, dass man in Haiti mittel- und langfristig zu einer nachhaltigen Entwicklung kommen kann. Ich hatte etwas interessantes über Entwicklung auf La Hispaniola v.a. in Collapse, von Jared Diamond, gelesen. Vielen Dank für Deine Fotos. Sie sind wunderschön. Ein venezolanischer Belgier Vielen Dank für Deine Nachrichten. Ich hatte mir Sorgen gemacht, weil ich zum letzten Mal gelesen hatte, dass Du in Januar in Haiti sein wolltest, ich wusste aber zunächst nicht, ob Du da während des Erdbebens warst. Dann habe ich Nachrichten über Dich und Haiti (und das Mädchen des Preisfotos) in De Standaard gelesen.

Ich hoffe, dass man in Haiti mittel- und langfristig zu einer nachhaltigen Entwicklung kommen kann. Ich hatte etwas interessantes über Entwicklung auf La Hispaniola v.a. in Collapse, von Jared Diamond, gelesen.

Vielen Dank für Deine Fotos. Sie sind wunderschön.

Ein venezolanischer Belgier

]]> Comment on The Unicef Photo of the year by Olga http://blog.alicesmeets.com/2008/12/19/the-unicef-photo-of-the-year/#comment-34110 Olga Tue, 19 Jan 2010 20:30:59 +0000 http://blog.alicesmeets.com/2008/12/19/the-unicef-photo-of-the-year/#comment-34110 Landa heeft de aardbeving overleeft samen met haar vijf zussen , dit goeie nieuws las ik deze morgen in de krant. Proficiat met je foto !!! Landa heeft de aardbeving overleeft samen met haar vijf zussen , dit goeie nieuws las ik deze morgen in de krant.
Proficiat met je foto !!!

]]> Comment on Ile de la Gonave by Ornis J.Armand http://blog.alicesmeets.com/2009/04/10/ile-de-la-gonave-2/#comment-29689 Ornis J.Armand Wed, 16 Dec 2009 23:28:39 +0000 http://blog.alicesmeets.com/2009/04/10/ile-de-la-gonave-2/#comment-29689 Excellent job. I am a native of LaGonave living in New York for 31 years. You make me feel like I am home again. I just came back from my beautiful Island of Lagonave three days ago. I am doing a project about Lagonave if you want, I think we can share some information. until then BRAVO Alice Excellent job. I am a native of LaGonave living in New York for 31 years. You make me feel like I am home again. I just came back from my beautiful Island of Lagonave three days ago. I am doing a project about Lagonave if you want, I think we can share some information. until then BRAVO Alice

]]> Comment on The Zahir, Paulo Coelho by abhishek http://blog.alicesmeets.com/2009/04/21/the-zahir-paulo-coelho/#comment-29051 abhishek Fri, 11 Dec 2009 02:39:09 +0000 http://blog.alicesmeets.com/2009/04/21/the-zahir-paulo-coelho/#comment-29051 wonderful post.. am going to use this story in today's presentation! :) great blog.. wonderful post.. am going to use this story in today’s presentation!
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great blog..

]]> Comment on A little boy at the orphanage of “nos petits frères et soeures” by Germain LeBlanc http://blog.alicesmeets.com/2009/04/04/a-little-boy-at-the-orphanage-of-nos-petits-freres-et-soeures/#comment-25814 Germain LeBlanc Sun, 15 Nov 2009 20:34:29 +0000 http://blog.alicesmeets.com/2009/04/04/a-little-boy-at-the-orphanage-of-nos-petits-freres-et-soeures/#comment-25814 I visited La Gonave (La Source) in 1996 and I\\\\\\\'m planing on heading back soon. Looking for contacts to help me with the planing of this voyage, in order for it to be succesfull. Germain LeBlanc I visited La Gonave (La Source) in 1996 and I\\\\\\\’m planing on heading back soon. Looking for contacts to help me with the planing of this voyage, in order for it to be succesfull.

Germain LeBlanc

]]> Comment on A little boy at the orphanage of “nos petits frères et soeures” by Germain LeBlanc http://blog.alicesmeets.com/2009/04/04/a-little-boy-at-the-orphanage-of-nos-petits-freres-et-soeures/#comment-25809 Germain LeBlanc Sun, 15 Nov 2009 20:30:12 +0000 http://blog.alicesmeets.com/2009/04/04/a-little-boy-at-the-orphanage-of-nos-petits-freres-et-soeures/#comment-25809 Nice picture, Is this orphanage on the island of La Gonave? Germain LeBlanc Nice picture, Is this orphanage on the island of La Gonave?

Germain LeBlanc

]]> Comment on Southafrica - one place - two worlds by Hein http://blog.alicesmeets.com/2009/11/01/southafrica-one-place-two-worlds/#comment-24446 Hein Thu, 05 Nov 2009 08:12:21 +0000 http://blog.alicesmeets.com/2009/11/01/southafrica-one-place-two-worlds/#comment-24446 Liebe Alice, gute Beobachtung, treffende Beschreibung mit wenigen Worten und klasse Fotos.Ich freue mich, dass Du den Begriff des linearen Denkens aufgegriffen hast. Ähnliche Unterschiede gibt es zu den kulturellen Welten des Hinduismus und Buddhismus mit ihrem zirkularen Denken. Westliche Werte einfach exportieren zu wollen wie Coca Cola funktioniert eben nicht. Und ich glaube dass auch Menschen des christlichen Abendlandes die Herkommens-Voraussetzungen fehlen,um östliche Lebensweisen oder Religionen zu übernehmen. Liebe Grüsse, bis bald Hein Liebe Alice,
gute Beobachtung, treffende Beschreibung mit wenigen Worten und klasse Fotos.Ich freue mich, dass Du den Begriff des linearen Denkens aufgegriffen hast. Ähnliche Unterschiede gibt es zu den kulturellen Welten des Hinduismus und Buddhismus mit ihrem zirkularen Denken. Westliche Werte einfach exportieren zu wollen wie Coca Cola funktioniert eben nicht. Und ich glaube dass auch Menschen des christlichen Abendlandes die Herkommens-Voraussetzungen fehlen,um östliche Lebensweisen oder Religionen zu übernehmen.
Liebe Grüsse, bis bald
Hein

]]> Comment on Southafrica - one place - two worlds by Stephen Malagodi http://blog.alicesmeets.com/2009/11/01/southafrica-one-place-two-worlds/#comment-23870 Stephen Malagodi Mon, 02 Nov 2009 03:02:18 +0000 http://blog.alicesmeets.com/2009/11/01/southafrica-one-place-two-worlds/#comment-23870 Quite right about the juxtaposition. In 1989 my first trip to Zimbabwe (Rhodesia), it was 9 years after the civil war. I found the Black Zimbabwean attitude toward me, White American, quite natural and without animus, rather as it is in Haiti. The next year in SA was shocking in that there was a complete chasm between White and Black. One could go from Khayelitsha to an indoor shopping mall with Lord and Taylor etc. in 10 minutes. I remember one such experience, going from a township with people buying fresh butchered meat, fish and vegetables in open air stalls ~buzzing with flies of course~ and then being in a mall where the food fare was Kentucky Fried Chicken. This was 3 months after the unbanning. That there is still poverty and violence less than 20 years later is not surprising. A similarity between Haiti and Zimbabwe worth noting may be that in those cases, there was a successful and violent war that resulted in African self-governance. In SA, there was a successful but political transition in which the Whites sought to maintain their economic power and because of the political settlement, they have. I would be interested in your feelings about Haiti vs SA, not just on economics, but on human relations. And, of course, the photos. Quite right about the juxtaposition. In 1989 my first trip to Zimbabwe (Rhodesia), it was 9 years after the civil war. I found the Black Zimbabwean attitude toward me, White American, quite natural and without animus, rather as it is in Haiti.
The next year in SA was shocking in that there was a complete chasm between White and Black. One could go from Khayelitsha to an indoor shopping mall with Lord and Taylor etc. in 10 minutes.
I remember one such experience, going from a township with people buying fresh butchered meat, fish and vegetables in open air stalls ~buzzing with flies of course~ and then being in a mall where the food fare was Kentucky Fried Chicken.
This was 3 months after the unbanning.
That there is still poverty and violence less than 20 years later is not surprising.
A similarity between Haiti and Zimbabwe worth noting may be that in those cases, there was a successful and violent war that resulted in African self-governance. In SA, there was a successful but political transition in which the Whites sought to maintain their economic power and because of the political settlement, they have.
I would be interested in your feelings about Haiti vs SA, not just on economics, but on human relations.
And, of course, the photos.

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