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Continuing coverage of the artermath of the Haiti earthquake. Life hasn't gotten any easier for people there. Heavy rains are now battering the earthquake-hit nation, adding to the pain and suffering of a million people still living in tents. Here's that report.The first rain since Haiti's earthquake has soaked the one million survivors still living in tents.While the showers could help to alleviate the dust from destroyed buildings, it will worsen already poor living conditions. Dozens of frustrated tent camp residents protested following the rain -- highlighting simmering anger over the dire need for shelter in the poorest country in the Americas.One woman called for the return of former President Jean Bertrand Aristide, who is currently in exile.(no title bar)"We need Aristide to come to help the situation of Haiti. Aristide - we need this solution. With Aristide here, we wouldn't have the problem."Another local said her family was suffering and the rain just made it worse.(no title bar)"We don't have tents. The rain has come and it is wet. We have two children - one three months old - we don't have a tent to sleep in. We don't have a house for sleeping. We didn't receive any food. The poor don't receive the food."On Wednesday the head of the U.S. relief effort, Lewis Lucke, said attempts are being made to prepare for the rainy season.[Ambassador Lewis Lucke, Haiti Relief and Recovery Coordinator]:"We plan to have plastic sheeting available for everyone who needs it - at least a start - of what their needs are in terms of plastic sheeting by May 1. And then, once we have everybody's initial needs, at least the start of being addressed, then we will bring in more and more after May. But the point is to protect people before the start of the rains."But the tropical rainy season could start within weeks, long before May 1st, saturating a landscape virtually stripped of trees and prone to deadly flash floods and mudslides.

Fuzz the Armadillo and John Chapo from the Lincoln Children's Zoo Fri, 02 Jul 2010 10:13:00 EDT

Inspired by their daughter Josephine, the Ayalas started a nonprofit foundation called "Dreaming the Cure" to support medical research that will lead to a cure for childhood brain tumors.

In Northern Kenya, Turkana is on the brink of disaster. There's been no rain for months, the forecast is grim, and thousands of children are at risk.

Rain can traditionally be depicted in a number of different ways. Learn how to draw rain with help from an artist who teaches art to children and adults in this free video clip.

Little Black Rain Cloud is an animated nursery rhyme for children. The animation, music and voice makes it very interesting! To buy this nursery rhyme or any other interesting Appu Series CDs or Books, please visit http://www.appuseries.com 

Clippasafe Infant Car Seat Rain Cover Description All parents want to protect their baby from the elements, but that can prove difficult, especially when you have to move them between the car and the house. As the rhythm of a car journey normally sends young children off to sleep, the last thing you want is for drops of rain to wake them up, resulting in a damp, irritable baby to dry off and calm down. The Clippasafe Infant Car Seat Rain Cover is a PVC cover that is designed to fit over most infant car seats with rigid carrying handles to protect your child and keep them warm and dry. FEATURES Keeps your little on warm and dry Fits over most infant car seats 

Oh, Rain Rain Come Again Song - Karadi Tales 

To buy any other Appu Series CDs or Books, please visit http://www.appuseries.com Animated Nursery Rhyme with both music and voice. Enjoy... 

To buy any other Appu Series CDs or Books, please visit http://www.appuseries.com Animated Nursery Rhyme with music, voice and subtitles. Enjoy... 

New Nursery Rhymes For Child's

For more news visit ☛ http://english.ntdtv.com Follow us on Twitter ☛ http://twitter.com/NTDTelevision Add us on Facebook ☛ http://facebook.com/NTDTelevisionSome South Korean schools are closed over concerns of harmful radioactive rain from Japan. But medical experts say the levels do not pose a health risk--and are in fact far below the radiation that you would get from an X-ray.Concerns about radioactive rain from Japan's nuclear disaster prompted some schools in South Korea to close on Thursday... as rain fell over most of the country. But the country's nuclear safety agency played down immediate health risks.According to an education official, school boards across the country advised principals to use their discretion in scrapping outdoor activities to address concerns among parents.[Kee Han-seung, Elementary School Vice Principal]:"It does not matter whether today's rain will harm our body or not. Parents are worried about their children's health, so we have decided to close the school today."[Kim Hwang-sik, South Korean Prime Minister]:"Traces of radiation were detected in the rainwater. But it was not enough to cause public health concerns. So you don't have to be worried."The Korea Institute of Nuclear Safety said it expected to find radioactive materials since iodine and cesium particles have been floating in the air for the past three weeks.[Yun Cheol-ho, Spokesman, Korea Institute of Nuclear Safety]:"If we explain it in a simple way -- drinking two liters of this rainwater everyday for two and half years, it has the same effect as taking an X-ray examination once."But some are worried about the health risks.[Kang Won-beom, Concerned Parent]:"At first they said there would be no radioactive influence from Japan, but they've changed their words. So I am worried. I have to work even if traces of radiation are detected in rainwater, but I have to ban my kids from their outdoor activities."

Kids experiencing the rainy day blues will sing a different tune when you introduce some fun activities into the day. Author: theprohouse

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