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U.S cell phone users have donated more than $10 million US dollars to Haitian earthquake relief funds through text messages. The American Red Cross says more donations have come by way of texting than in any other disaster. [Jeff Towers, American Red Cross]:"In fact right now we are tracking about $200,000 dollars every hour in ten dollar contributions from individuals across the country."Donations were rising swiftly as the U.S. First Lady Michelle Obama took to the airways urging Americans to give in this manner. Users of popular websites such as Facebook are also urging one another to make donations using their mobile phones.Donors find it more convenient that queuing up at the American Red Cross headquarters.[M.L. Robinson, Donor from New York]:"I find that utilizing this particular way is a lot quicker, you can do it while you are doing other things. You can multi-task. You don't have to wait in a long line to be able to donate or anything of that particular nature." The donations are charged to the user's cell phone bill. U.S. wireless carriers are letting people know that they will not take a cut from the donations whilst others will not charge for the service. David Carnoy of CNET.com says this is just the beginning of a new trend but expects text-giving fraud to grow as well.[David Carnoy, CNET.com]:"You just want to make sure that it is from a reputable organization. There probably will be some potential fraud in the future on these types of things because with any disaster there are also some people trying to make money of it."Haiti-born hip-hop musician Wyclef Jean has set up the Yele Haiti Earthquake Fund. Users can donate $5 US dollars by texting the word "Yele" to 501501. They can also donate $10 USD to the American Red Cross by texting the word "Haiti" to 90999.

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It was a morning that changed the world --- claiming victims from more than 70 countries and defining the decade that followed. In France, a 10-story replica of the twin towers. One tower features the names of the victims. The other showcases messages of love and support from the French people. Despite the rain, hundreds turned out to be part of the commemoration, including many Americans living and visiting Paris. SOUNDBITE: American citizen Alice Bell saying: "I would compare it with the assassination of President Kennedy, I was in France at that time also, very moving, it shows the close friendship between the French and the Americans." Prince Charles and David Cameron paid their respects at the U.S. embassy in London and there were prayers at St. Paul's Cathedral. The UK suffered more losses in the attack than any other foreign country, with 67 citizens among the nearly 3,000 people killed In Italy, Pope Benedict delivered a message focusing on compassion. SOUNDBITE: Pope Benedict saying (Italian): "Today our thoughts turn to September 11, ten years ago. We remember the victims and their families, from those attacks that day and we invite heads of state and mankind to show goodwill and always reject violence as a solution to problems and resist the temptation to resort to hate but to instead work within society (to resolve issues) and be inspired by the principles of solidarity, justice and peace." Outside the coliseum, there was a smaller silent demonstration of solidarity while South Africa marked the occasion with music. On the streets of Tripoli, Libyans expressed their support for the families and were eager to make a distinction between Islam and Al Qaeda - a point some worry has been blurred since 9/11. SOUNDBITE: Tripoli Resident Ibrahim Berbash saying (Arabic): "We are against what has taken place on September 11. We are against all types of terrorism. We are against killing innocent civilians. Our religion, Islam, is far removed from committing such atrocities, and we deeply regret the killings that have taken place, whether it is in America, Europe or Islamic countries, or any other part of the world. Terrorism does not have any religion, or any mercy, and you have to fight At NATO headquarters in Belgium, the flags of all 28 members were lowered as a bugler played "Taps." At the U.S. embassy in Beijing, hundreds held candles and observed the Chinese custom of floating lanterns in a pool ---- to honor the lives extinguished on September 11th. Deborah Gembara, Reuters