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  • (Anonymously) (Private Message) 13/10/09 4:38 AM  
    Lionel Benjamin.

    Lionel the classic guy, unique en son genre.

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  • Jn jak (Private Message) 13/10/09 4:36 AM  
    Pianist Réginal Policard.

    WOw Reginald policard one of Haiti 's great pianist i called him the Haitian Jobim.

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  • (Anonymously) (Private Message) 13/10/09 4:33 AM  
    Jean Alix Laraque.

    Guess what guys? Jean was a grat percussionist
    one of the haitian drummer who knew how to play Timbales except Tico Pasquet and my favorite percussionist "Rekin/ The shark guys I know what I am talking about I seen Rekin playing with Tabou combo In ti Kapi place without practice that brother is bad Rekin speaks spanish just Puerto ricans and play Latin just like them, guess what I just found out
    he plays Piano, Trumpet, Trombone and Sing in 4 languages and sell instruments of any kind. Surprisingly, he is putting a band together that is going to gaye terrain, those who know Rekin you going to see Rekin like you want him.

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  • (Anonymously) (Private Message) 13/10/09 4:23 AM  
    Musicians of the Caribbean Sextet.

    Pikliz thanks you for teaching these me about these pix " cause I never knew about these moments although i talk to toto quite oftenly but seeing these photos bring back good memories.

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  • jn jak (Private Message) 13/10/09 4:00 AM  
    Zouzoule & Tico Pasquet.

    Wow i know a great drummer/percussionist name "
    Rekin/Shark that most New yorkers know him including the Pasquet brothers. Rekin swears he is not a Pasquet but he as good as Tico last time i saw him he was in Puerto Rico playing with a great Salsa band > He looks just like these brothers. You see Rekin u see tico and Dadou. Right guys?

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  • Ernst (Private Message) 13/10/09 1:38 AM  
    Le public s' amusant follement au son de groupe Caribbean Sextet.

    Mr. Policard, most of the musicians of your group the caribean sextet are still alive. Therefore I was wondering why don't you guys regroup yourself to give us your fans a last taste of the dolce vida. skah shah did it, the gypsies, les freres dejean not too long ago, why not the caribean sextet. A project with cd and dvd there are so many people i believe who would like to sit down in their living room and watch you guys performing. Think of it, I think a lot of your fans just like myself would like to see that happens. Just a suggestion Ernst

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  • Ernst (Private Message) 13/10/09 1:19 AM  
    Alix Corvington, Reginald Policard, Toto Laraque  & Jacques Fatier

    Reginald Policard, ce gars la a un talent extraordinaire. Jusqu'a nos jours je n'arrive pas a me rassasier de sa musique. Un vrai cadeau a la musique haitienne.

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  • (Anonymously) (Private Message) 12/10/09 11:23 PM  
    Ca 1968.   Papa Doc.

    Dictatorship always that's what killing us. These pictures are informative for our children and people who don't know about our history.
    Why would you request that they be removed just because you are not a fanatique, be open minded....education is the nourishment of the mind....ignorance is what puts us where we are today.

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  • (Anonymously) (Private Message) 12/10/09 11:07 PM  
    1954 - Paul Magloire.

    Une photo de notre 150 eme anniversaire d'independance, image de classe, d'elegance et 50 ans plus tard, au lieu d'avancement, nous ne faisons que marche en arriere, honte a cause des gens qui ne voient que leur poches que du bien-etre de ce beau pays et de son petit peuple. PITIE POU AYITI, PITIE POU PITI'T LI YO. PRAN KONSIANS BAL YOU CHANS AFIN KE LI KA JWEN'N BOTE KE'L TE GINYEN LONTAN'AN

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  • (Anonymously) (Private Message) 12/10/09 10:34 PM  
    Des nouveaux diplomes de l'  academie militaire (promotion1971).

    une vraie fierte haitienne, mais pas la masquaraderie, ou si je peux le dire la "macaquerie" que nous vivons aujourd'hui.

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  • Elise V. (Private Message) 12/10/09 1:18 PM  

    BRAVISSIIMO, Pikliz!
    I salute all of those who completed this historical monument in Savannah, GA. May God bless all of you!
    I just want to point out two errors that I have noticed so far:
    1) The artist, who etched the names of the "Chasseurs" for the pedestal of the monument, misspelled the name of our ancestor André Rigaud (not Riguad).
    2) This has been repeated on the web since this project became known to the public: The soldiers may have come from the island that its native inhabitants called "Haiti, Kiskeya ou Boyo." However, in 1779, that entire island was still part of the French and Spanish empires. And to my knowledge, the western section, which became Haiti on January 1, 2004, was still known as Saint-Domingue in 1779.
    Can someone give references where I could read evidences that the St. Domingue slaves, 10 years before the French Revolution, were identified as Haitians?
    I doubt that this request might be fulfilled. So, I dare say that, if we persist on saying so, we are voluntarily including all who, at that time, resided on the entire island, including the French and Spanish masters, and their descendants in the mix. Imagine and visualize all of their descendants climbing into the next planes and ships, debarking on Champ-des-Marsiens, demanding their rights to claim and seize their stolen inherited land from under the current Haitians' feet ! :=))

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  • Marly (Private Message) 12/10/09 12:07 AM  
    DSC 0816

    Antouka moun ki pa te abo ak NU Look ane sa, se nou ki pedi. Si nou pa vle pedi plis toujou pa bliye kontakte Sheila pou voyaj Sept 2010 la.

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  • Mounette (Private Message) 12/10/09 12:04 AM  
    DSC 0796

    Mezanmi pa gen manti nan sa non. Keep up the good work Sheila.

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  • (Anonymously) (Private Message) 12/10/09 12:02 AM  
    DSC 0767

    The Legend!!!

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  • Norman Norris (Private Message) 11/10/09 8:19 PM  
    Youri Mevs and friend.

    Bonjour Madame Youri, I think of you often. I spoke with Doc tonight, He, also misses you very much. I would like to say that I will never forget that day on the pier when the Crane Fell on that Kid. There were at least 70 people there at the time, watching and then running away. There were only Two, Who RAN TOWARD the accident. I remember how we spoke to him, how we held him, while he was dying. I remember how touched I was by it,( even when you made me take my shirt off to make a pillow.) At that moment, I knew How different You are from Your brothers, How You Represent Your Family Above All the Rest. If I may Ever Be of Service to You or Your Family, Please Call on Me. I am Ever,Your Humble Servant. Norman E. Norris.

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  • (Anonymously) (Private Message) 11/10/09 6:50 PM  
    6eme B, (1966-1967)

    8 Sansaricq

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  • Cassandra Colbert (Private Message) 10/10/09 10:50 PM  
    4emeC, (1975-76)

    Does anybody have pictures of the members in this class in later years? I believe that one of the unidentified students to be my late husband, Georges Colbert, Jr, who was killed in Haiti in early 1997 (3rd row, 4th from left). But I could be wrong/
    Anyway, I am doing a scrapbook for our daughter (who was only 3 months old when her dad was killed) and I'd like to have more recent pics of Georges, where his features are more recognizable. I would really appreciate any help from any of his former classmates and friends.
    Hope to hear from someone!

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  • Anthony Goldman (Private Message) 10/10/09 10:18 PM  
    Mr. Edouard Kernizant, 2009 Florida

    Tiens, tiens regarde donc qui est là, le coq de l'impasse beauboeuf

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  • Marlène Gérard (Private Message) 10/10/09 2:45 PM  
    Vue spaciale de la ville de Port-au-Prince.

    Un merci de tout coeur à l'auteur de ce diapo. Je comprends votre désir de faire connaître Haiti sous un autre angle, et je partage aussi votre`douleur et votre impuisance mais je dois vous dire de continuer d'espérer car juste ce diapo est une façon de travailler à la reconstruction du pays par la sensibilisation. Je vous inte à lire le livre intitlé :« 80 hommes pour changer le monde » deSylvain Darnil (Auteur), Mathieu Le Roux (Auteur. Il se vend à Montréal ( Renaud Bray ) On y trouve de bonnes idées dont des projets réalisables sans rien attendre du gouvernement.

    Encore une fois Merci, keep going

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  • Marlène Gérard (Private Message) 10/10/09 1:52 PM  
    Ms. Rachel Moscoso Denis, Florida

    Bonjour Rachel,

    Quelle joie de te revoir sur la photo. Tu m'as peut-être oubliée, on s'es rencontrée élève au Collège Marie-Anne en seconde. Ravie de voir que tu as conservée ta beauté, ta jeunesse.



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