Help Haiti, get a solid album...

Good work Sr. Clooney.  Young George put together an aid event with a laundry list of celebrities to help raise money for the situation in Haiti, and us zombies applaud that!  We like it when famous people use their fame to help people (instead of buying fancy sh-t, dating each other etc.) and this event was definitely cool in general and the song isn't super cheesy.  Oh, even Stephen Spielberg was answering phones!  Bravo famous people!

"This is a tragedy that reaches across all borders, all boundaries. It demands our attention, our help and our compassion," Mr Clooney stated in a brief introduction. 

"The Haitian people need help. They need to know that they are not alone. They need to see that we still care," he added, as millions of donors immediately snarled up the telephone lines. (from this article)

 

Click here and buy it folks... I'd say that's the right thing to do, wouldn't you?

-Schmootzie

ITS FRIDAY!!!!! you know what that means.....

On a more serious note: here is a piece from The Daily Beast on How to Help Haiti
Enjoy your weekend everybody, but lets keep those who are less fortunate in our hearts.

One Love

Haiti...

I'm gonna keep this one short.

You probably know about the devastation in Haiti.  Haiti the only country I know of to have real accounts of zombies,....which is probably an inappropriate thing to say, but hey I am a Zombie and proud of it.

Here is what Wyclef is saying on the subject.  The Fugees member, and solo artist Wyclef is probably the most globally famous Haitian next to Canada's Michaëlle Jean (seriously, if you don't know who she is -namely one of, if not THE most powerful black woman in North America- then Google is your friend) I thought it would be a good idea to put up his thoughts.  Here is a TV news editorial regarding Michaëlle Jean in case you don't feel like Google searching.

 

If you can,  help, and if you've chosen a different way then those listed, make sure you really are.

We are all human, well, accept for a few zombies here and there. Let's not have our response to this disaster be as slow and poorly equipped as the U.S. and Canada (in regards to getting troops there) were for Katrina.

Its time to show we've learned our lessons, and not be like the zombie below ever again.

p.s. we're faster than that one.

One Love,