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The bar is better?

What is best a rod from St. Croix Legend Elite or Avid and G Loomis IMX Series?

Ok, the better comarison as follows: St. Croix Legend Elite vs. Loomis GLX – these are the flagship models rodmakers – both are very light and both have fast extreme actions (too fast IMO). Both are made of graphite generation 5. The Loomis Rod is a bit more expensive but nicer hardware (reelseat, etc.) Wait pay about $ 500 for Santa Cruz and $ 625 for St. Croix Legend Ultra vs Loomis Loomis IMX (Metolius) – These are made of graphite generation 4. The difference is that Loomis offers a selection of candles in any Pesentation (medium fast) or high line speed (very fast). Legend Ultra is an action bar quick <I own again, the Loomis nice accessories. the Santa Cruz runs about $ 300 – $ 350, the Loomis $ 350 – $ 380 Avid Series would be compared with Loomis GL3 Both are medium fast action rods. The Santa Cruz is made of graphite generation 2, generation of Loomis 3. Avid will offer more legnths that GL3 and costs about $ 60 less. Both have connections cheaper than their more expensive counterparts. Which rod is better? Well, for someone who is a pitcher for the IMX Loomis experts. For someone who is a good pitcher and all-purpose, I'd say the Loomis GLX presentaion cone (if you want to spend a lot). For For Of course, Avid Santa Cruz is not far behind and is offered in more configurations than any other model in this list. Nowadays, people tend to think that the faster the bar is not the best – so. Flexible tip rods are cast to shoot dogs and not exactly the best tool for work on fishing nearby. So, in short, if the big river fishing with big flies and you are an expert pitcher spend the money on the Loomix IMX or Legend Elite. If you're fishing rivers of medium size and is not necessary to cast 60 + feet of St. Croix Avid is probably your best value, but if you want to spend the extra money in a presentaion Loomis Metolius sailing ahead.

Haiti: the magical land

Haiti: The Magic Land
By Alejandro Guevara Onofre

INTRODUCTION
In 1492 wrote Christopher Columbus on Haiti: "The most beautiful in the world. Indeed, Haiti is a wonderful country in the Caribbean. I think he has a special beauty, with geography and traditional culture that is totally different from all other countries in Latin America.

But this essay is an information historical information on Haiti, the first black Republic in modern history and one of the poorest nations on Earth. Each chapter provides details on the history, the economy, biographies, sports, awards, external relations, culture and other important aspects of Haiti. People who do not know much thinking Haiti Haiti is only one of the world's poorest countries, but the island is known for its traditional culture, entertainment, superstitions, history. In addition, Haiti is home of National History Park, one of the ancient wonders of the world, and women of renown as Edwidge Danticat and Michaëlle Jean were born there.

Since then, dictatorships have destroyed Haitian society, economy, ecology and sport. Since 1950, two million people emigrated from Haiti to the United States and other countries. Haitian-American arrived in Haiti, with nothing but his clothes. If you compare today's Haiti Haiti thirty years ago, we see a change: a multiparty democracy new. Today, much of the Third World, and more than one billion people are under dictatorships.

Finally I would like to end my presentation with a Albert Mangones message: "Haiti is unique in history, goes directly from slavery to citizenship."

CHRONOLOGY:
1492 Columbus Haiti discovered in the 15th century.
1520-1697: Haiti is a Spanish territory. In late 1500 and early 1600, African slaves came to the island.
1697-1790: Haiti is a French colony. After the 16th century, Haiti became the most important French colony in the Americas. Island Export Europe sugar, coffee and corn. The beauty of Haiti is recognized by the French in the mid-century-1700, when he was called "Pearl of the Caribbean".
1790-1803: During the slaves, the French colonization of abuse suffered. By the late 1790s, demonstrations for independence. A movement anti-slavery, Toussaint L'Ouverture began. L'Ouverture is one of the leaders of major black color in this period history.During time, Haitian slaves attack villages. Anti-French riots brutally suppressed protests. By the end of 1803, under the leadership of Jean Jacques Dessalines, the army Haiti defeated the French forces at the Battle of Vertieres.
1804-1806: A French colony for over a hundred years, Haiti became independent, one of the events most important in history. Jean Jacques Dessalines became the first president of the new republic of Haiti, the first black Republic in modern history. Dessalines is the "father of modern Haiti. Haiti occupies the western third of the Spanish, the second largest island in the Caribbean.
1804-1820: Unfortunately, it divides Haiti in two areas. The north of Haiti is occupied by Henri Christopher, who was named emperor, while the north is occupied by Alexander Petion. Petion is probably the largest Haitian politician, who has lived.
1880: Haiti has one of the richest ecosystems in the Caribbean.
1900: Haiti's modern political has been tumultuous, marked by dictatorships
1915-1934: Haiti has not had an effective national government invasion by U.S. forces. U.S. sent troops to Sub Haiti during civil war.
1918: The Presidential Palace, one of the best national palaces in the world, originally designed by the Haitian Georges Bassan. Bassan is based on the White House, Washington.
1926: Emily Greene Balch, a human rights activist, went to Haiti.
1928: Cator of Haiti is the only one to win Olympic silver medal. Then Sylvio Cator Haiti athlete breaks a record of men long jump in Paris. Cator was given a hero's welcome when returned home.
1937: In the Dominican Republic, Rafael Leonidas Trujillo ordered the national troops to the slaughter of 20,000 Haitian migrants.
1940-1950: Haiti is one of the most popular tourist destinations in the Caribbean.
1944: Dewitt Peters, an American school teacher, founded the Art Center in Port-au-Prince Since 1944, Art Center became the center of Haitian painting. Now is one of the biggest tourist attractions in Haiti, and each year thousands of people went to see the paintings and other works of Haitian art.
1945: Haiti becomes the 26th member of the United Nations in October.
1956: Haiti sets diplomatic relations with the Republic of China (Taiwan).
1956: Daniel Fignolé is the President of the Provisional Council of State and Head of Haiti
1957-1971: After working for a time as a traditional doctor, François Duvalier became one of the most famous doctors in Haiti. In 1957, Duvalier elected President of the Republic of Haiti. President Duvalier announced: "My government will guarantee the exercise of liberty to all Haitians." François Duvalier, also known by his nickname of "Papa Doc", emerged as head of state and quickly gained nearly absolute power. In 1961, "Papa Doc" rewrote the Constitution. Then he became the first "president for eternity of Haiti." In the 1960s and 1970s "Papa Doc "popularized ideas of superstition to Haiti through a series of important voodoo rites. The dictatorship of the Duvalier instituted press censorship platform. International agencies accuse the government of serious human rights violations. His reign of terror resulted in the deaths of at least 30,000 Haitians. The island is one of the countries most dangerous in the Third World.
1957-1981: First Lady Simone Ovide Haiti became one of the most dominant women in the history of Haiti. Simone, the wife of the most famous dictator of Haiti gained in influence and power through corruption and crime.
1957-1989: For many decades, Haiti no diplomatic relations with the USSR, People's Republic of China, Cuba, Hungary, South Africa and East Germany.
1960: The Tonton Macoutes, the brutal secret police, began a "Haitian genocide" in which political prisoners were tortured and executed.
1964: Jose Eduard Gaetjens, the idol of millions of Haitians, is arrested and killed by the Tonton Macoutes, the sinister secret police of Haiti. As John Barnes (Jamaica) and Everald "Gally" Cummings (Trinidad and Tobago) was a great footballer in the Caribbean. After, Gaetjens become a worldwide symbol of struggle against dictatorship in the Third World. He Haitian and American nationality double and played in the 1950 World Cup for the United States. Haitian Mother's Son and father of Belgium, played for many clubs in the United States. The year 1950 was a banner year for Gaetjens: The United States beat England 1-0, the cradle of modern football.
1964: Francois Duvalier changed the national flag. Black and red are the colors chosen by Duvalier. Black, which is similar to the flag of Angola, representing the descendants of the patriot Francois Toussaint L'Ouverture and is also the traditional color of the Haitian people. Meanwhile, the red symbolizes the country `s independence. But the original flag, used since 1803, was removed in 1986 by order the new government.
1966: Haile Selassie, Emperor of Ethiopia, arrives at Port-au-Prince. Under the leadership of dictator Francois Duvalier, many African countries remain diplomatic relations with Haiti.
1967: The comedy, a film by British director Peter Glenville, inspired by the Haitian dictatorship cruel family Duvalier.
1971: After Duvalier's death, power passed to his son Jean Claude Duvalier, the man who became known worldwide as "Baby Doc". Baby Doc is as dictatorial as his father. Haiti is ruled by an iron hand. Duvalier, better known for his anticommunist policy, is omnipresent. Many leaders of the opposition were arrested. He is accused of human rights human. Thousands of people fled the country of Haiti. Corruption is prevalent at all levels of government. The health system is one of the worst in the Americas.
1974: The sport system is one of the worst in the Third World, but Haiti qualified for the FIFA World Cup 1974. Haiti, Trinidad and Tobago won the World Cup qualifiers. It is one of the greatest sports moments in the chronology, comparing it to something like Sylvio Cator, who won a silver medal in long jump at the Olympic Games 1928 in Holland.
1975: In El Salvador, Miss Haiti, Gerthie David, is named first finalist in the Miss Universe … which is broadcast live to millions on CBS. Then Gerthie David is hailed in Port-au-Prince as a national hero. Miss Haiti, competed with 71 other women around the world for the title of Miss Universe pageant, including Miss USA, Summer Barthollomew.
1980: Like Canada, Germany, Korea South and Kenya, Haiti, boycott the Moscow Olympics to protest the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan
1980-1986: Jean-Claude Duvalier, dictator Haiti's long, he married Michelle Bennett, aristocratic lady. A little over three months later, Bennett-Duvalier becomes First Lady Haiti. As Eva Perón (Argentina) and Jiang Qing (People's Republic of China), it was a woman with great power. Michelle Bennett mulatto fellow promoted to positions leadership in the dictatorship, at the cost of Haitians in Africa.
1982: National History Park (La Citadelle Laferriere, Sans Souci Palace and Ramiers) is designated as World Heritage by UNESCO. Like Machu Picchu (Peru) and Angkor What (Cambodia), the National History Park is considered among the wonders of world.
1982: Ronald Agenor won a gold medal in men's tennis singles at the Central American region and Caribbean Sports Games in Havana. He wins the heart of the island.
1983: Pope John Paul II arrived in Haiti for a visit. "The more things change here," said John Paul II.
1986: As Jean-Claude consolidated his power, he always refused to consider constitutional reform. The uprising against the dictator Jean Claude Duvalier began … demonstrators in the capital. Many deaths, injuries and arrests. Apparently end the dictatorship in Haiti long with fall of the Duvalier regime.
1987: Haiti is one of the highest United States of HIV infection
1987: The new Constitution restored many of the freedoms suppressed by the Duvalier family. The Constitution recognizes French and Creole as official languages. A new opposition came from Jean-Bertrand Aristide.
1988: The writer René wins Prix Depestre Ranandot. Depestre Haitian dissident who now lives in France, was quoted her novel Adriana dans tous mes rêves. In mid-1980 – Rene Depestre had become well known in the circles literacy outside of Haiti.
1990: Ertha Pascall-Trouillot became the first elected black woman head of state time in the world.
1990: First elections multi-party. Jean-Bertrand Aristide, a charismatic black leader, was elected president of Haiti. Aristide is the first democratic president since 1804.He was elected to the more popular support of any presidential candidate in the history of Haiti.
1991: Military coup in the country. Raoul Cedras, the coup leader, emerged as head the new government. This year marked the end of eight months of democracy. Under the new government, were dissolved all political parties.
1991-1995: As Equatorial Guinea, Cuba and North Korea, Haiti has one of the most serious human rights problems in the Third World.
1993: United Nations imposed economic sanctions Haiti, one of the most densely populated nations in the Americas.
1994: The peaceful occupation by U.S. forces to restore the electoral system democratic. Raoul Cedras and his family went into exile in Panama City. Aristide was restored to power.
1995: In Port-au-Prince, sub-war violence includes Meireille murder Durocher Bertin.
1995: In Beijing, the capital city of the People's Republic of China, Haiti, participated in the UN `s Fourth World Conference on Women
1996: More than 5,000 Haitians have died and thousands more fled abroad, USA, Canada, Bahamas and the Dominican Republic Republic since 1991.
1998: Haitian President Rene Garcia Preval arrives in Taipei (Taiwan) for a four-day official visit. He and President Lee will sign a statement to strengthen bilateral friendship and cooperation.
1999: Dominican president Leonel Fernández visited Haiti as part of a new diplomacy.
2002: In Paris, Dudley Dorival finished 3rd in the 110m hurdles at the World Championships. He becomes the 1st of Haiti to win an individual international medal from 1928.Dorival born in New Jersey, United States, Haiti's parents on 1 September 1975. In 2000 he officially became a citizen of Haiti.
2000: Haiti is one of the thirty poorest countries in the Third World.
2000-2001: The elections were boycotted by major opposition political parties. Aristide was again elected President. Widespread violence in Haiti claim that Aristide's election victory was fraudulent. Total political censorship exists in the media national communication.
2004: This year Haiti celebrated the 200th anniversary of National Independence. President Jean-Bertrand Aristide fled Haiti to the Republic Central following demonstrations against the government. Haiti has one of the most violent conflict zones in the Americas. Then UN troops sent to Haiti sub during civil war.
2006: Rene Preval is sworn in as President of Haiti. Since the peaceful transfer of power in February, Haiti is the newest democracy in the Third World.

ECONOMY
Like Bangladesh, Uganda and Tanzania, Haiti is one of the poorest countries on Earth. In 1997, the rate Haiti's economic growth (GDP) per capita was $ 1,300. GDP per capita in Namibia, Botswana and Equatorial Guinea are higher than those of Haiti. In the country 4 million people live on less than $ 2 per day. More than 6 million of Haiti's population still lack access to potable water and electricity. For the years of dictatorship had left the economy in ruins. The country relies on international aid. Several hundred thousand farm workers migrate each year to the Republic Dominican.

In 1997, total exports of the year was $ 110 million, while imports totaled 486 million U.S. dollars U.S.. Since 1804, U.S. market has been the most important export destination for Haiti. Almost 80 percent of Haiti's total exports destined for the United States. Exports Haitian mangoes are sisal, coffee, cotton, bauxite and sugar. Imports from the Island of the U.S. include cement, oil, food, machinery and transport equipment. France was the second largest export destination of products from Haiti.

In the past, the tourism industry occupies a prominent place in the Haitian economy, but political problems have blocked several tourism. Haiti was the first country in the Caribbean to promote tourism in a way accelerated. Haiti is a small country with great mountains, tropical beaches and beautiful historic buildings.

CULTURE
Like Katherine Dunham, Lillian Hellman, WB Seabrook, Erik Leonard Ekman, Alejo Carpentier, Selden Rodman, Noel Coward and Angelina Jolie, many people say that Haiti is the most beautiful country in the Caribbean. Known as the "Magic Land", Haiti is famous for its culture. Indeed, Haiti, its culture, its superstitions and their music. The superstitions or voodoo plays an important role in the lives of many Haitians. Voodoo was introduced into Haiti in the late 16th century. Haiti is also famous for his painting, and finally for its ruins … for example, the Palace of Sans Souci, the most famous ruins in the Caribbean. Exactly, this enigmatic palace is considered a Cultural Heritage of Humanity by UNESCO. Originally built by black slaves, now Sans Souci is one of the major tourist attractions in Haiti.

Since the 1940s, Haitian painting, best known as "naive art" or "intuitive art", is famous worldwide. The most important figure was Hector Hyppolite. His work had its greatest feeling in the United States in the 20th century. Other internationally known artists including Rigaud Benoit, Castera Bazile, Joseph Jean-Giles and Jean-Baptista Bottlex.Haiti is famous for its sculpture traditional. The best Haitian sculptor is Albert Mangos.

FAMOUS HAITIAN
Nelust Wyclef Jean (Haitian-American singer): original member of the decade 1990 hip hop group The Fugees. Wyclef Jean is probably the most popular Haitian singer of all time. Jean was born in Croix des Bouquets (Haiti) on October 17 1972. When she was ten, moved to the United States. Under the leadership of Wyclef Jean and Lauryn Hill, The Fugees had several hits in the 1990s, including The Score (The album sold 6 million copies). Since 1997, Wyclef Jean, as a soloist, he became well known in the international music scene. As composer and producer, Jean worked with major stars including Santana, Whitney Houston, Mick Jagger, Bono, Tevin Campbell, Bounty Killer, Eric Benet, Sarah Connor, Claudette Ortiz Tarkan, Michael Jackson, Youssou N'Dor, Shakira, Olga Tanon, Carlos Ponce and Julio Voltio. For the past seven years has sold over 10 million records around the world. In 2002, his only Masquerade was a great success.

Since then, Wyclef Jean is a man who always works with love for Haiti, one of the world's poorest countries. Recently, makes perhaps his best work: "Yele Haiti, a foundation that works for human development on the island. As Miriam Makeba, South Africa or in Nicaragua, Bianca Jagger, Jean loves his roots. In a magazine interview, Wyclef Jean discussed about the roots of Haiti: "I am 100% of Haiti. I am proud to be Haitian. I still have my Haitian passport. I represent Haiti in everything I do. Each head the industry knows that I am from Haiti … they know what I am. Forst was Haitian. Haiti to death! "Said Jean.

Discography: Present Wyclef Jean Carnival With Refugees All-Stars (1997) / The Ecleftic: 2 Sides II a Book / Masquerade (2002) / The Preacher (2003) / Sak spent Presents: Creole 101 (2004) / Hips Do not Lie (with Shakira, 2006).

SPECIAL AWARDS
Gerthie David "The Black Goddess"
In 1975, many Haitians were surprised to open the newspapers and see photos of Gerthie David Miss Haiti in El Salvador. On the evening of 19 July 1975 in San Salvador, Gerthie David, Miss Haiti, was the second black woman to the first runner in history Miss Universe. After winning the title of Miss Haiti, Gerthie went to San Salvador, the capital of El Salvador, to enter the Miss Universe contest. Competition was stressful, very hard, for example, Miss Bolivia, Jackeline Gammarra, favorite, was eliminated. This day, Miss Haiti looks like a black goddess. Exotic beauty and charming personality are amazing! At 1.72 m high, was the best in the evening gown competition, but his discourse on the superstitions of Haiti swung Thousands of applause in the 25th edition of the contest. Without hesitation, Miss Haiti captive judges Sarah Vaughan (black American singer), Maribel Arrieta (Miss El Salvador 1955 and first runner up at Miss Universe 1955), Jean Claude Killy (French athletes) and Leon Uris (American writer).

When Bob Barker, host in this contest, announced the final placement is Gerthie acclaimed throughout the auditorium. Suddenly, his pulse beating a mile a minute … "First runner up is Miss Haiti!" Said Barker. It was one of the most exotic delegates in the history of Miss Universe. In the 1970s, David was a model Gerthie Port-au-Prince and became a symbol for youth in Haiti. Next month in London, Joelle Apollon, Haiti Miss World was in sixth place in Miss World 1975.After years sixteen, Marjorie Vincent, former Miss Illinois 1991, won the title of Miss America Pageant. The first Miss America from its origin in the Caribbean. In other words, Marjorie Vincent has roots in Haiti. In addition, she was the second black woman to win the contest.

SPORTS
As in Brazil or Italy, football is the most popular sport in Haiti. Certainly, the national pastime is soccer. Unlike the Dominican Republic or Puerto Rico, the Haitian people do not like baseball. In the 20th century, the soccer became the most popular sport on the island, thanks to heroes like Sylvio Cator, Joseph Gaetjens, Emmanuel Sanon. In 1974 Haiti qualified for the World Cup in Germany.
Emmanuel Sanon was one of the most popular players in Haiti and played in the 1974 World Cup. Sanon made a great contribution to football in Haiti because he played in more World Cup Qualifiers Haitians others. It is still very popular among fans. Other phenomenal talent was Jose Eduard Gaetjens. He represented Haiti and the United States. He World Cup History FIFA: When America won the opening goal in the 1950 World Cup against England. Jose came to America in the 1940s to play in the American Soccer League. The beautiful game in Brookhattan Club made a national star. In 1953, he played to Haiti for the first time.

It is virtually impossible to speak of the athletes in Haiti, not to mention Sylvio Cator. He is a legend in the sport. Cator won the silver medal in long jump at the 1928 Amsterdam Olympics. Cator came home to welcome a hero. From 1928 to 1930, was the record man in the long jump. Cator was a wonderful jumper and footballer. He also played an important role in the popularization of football in the Island (which was the captain of the Haiti National Team).

Since then, is an example for youth in Haiti. He died in November 1938, but today the people of Haiti still think of him with respect. Many years after the death of Cator, the National Stadium in Por-au-Prince was renamed in his honor. Cator was the first of the great athletes Caribbean, which would dominate the world track and field.

Famous Athletes
Bruny Surin (Canada-Haiti/track field) / Edrick Floreal (Canada-Haiti/track field) / Samuel Dalembert (USA-Haiti/basketball) / Ronald Agenor (USA-Haiti/tennis) / Sylvio Cator (track and field) / Yves Jeudy (Box) / Dieudonné Lamothe (marathon) / Ludovic Augustin (shot) / Ludovic Volborge (shot) / José Eduard Gaetjens (Haiti-USA/football) / Dudley Dorival (athletics) / Fitz Plantin Andre (football) / Emmanuel Sanon (football) / Gareth Williams (Haitian-American/football).

Dudley Dorival (track and field): Dudley Dorival was born on September 1 1975 in Elizabeth (New Jersey, USA). Dorival is the son of Haitian parents, and have Haitian nationality, just in time for the XXVII Summer Olympics Games. From the 2000 Olympics, Dudley Dorival has competed in international competitions under the flag of Haiti. In Sydney (Australia) Dorival finished 7th in the 110m hurdles. He became the first runner of Olympic Haiti from Yves Jeudy (boxer) in 1976. He won the silver medal at the Junior World Championship 1994, the medal Chanpionship bronze at the 2001 World gold medal and in 2002 the Central American region and Caribbean El Salvador. Dorival is one of the greatest athletes in history Haiti.

FAMOUS WOMEN
Michaëlle Jean (Governor General of Canada) / Yvonne Neptune (former premier) / Claudette Werleigh (Prime Minister 1995-1996) / Lina Blanchet (singer) / Edwidge Danticat (writer) / Michelle Bennett Duvalier (First Lady of Haiti 1981-1986) / Luce Turnier (painter) / Ertha Pascal-Trouillot (Head of State 1990-1991) / Marie Casimir (journalist) / Sonia Sekula (painter) / Marie Chauvet (writer) / Suzanne Comhaire-Sylvain (writer) / Carmen Brouard (singer) / Dayana Bennett (journalist and actress) / Elie Price (singer) / Blanche Bosselman (singer) / Lina Mathon (singer) / Georgette Moliere (singer) / Simone Ovide Duvalier (First Lady of Haiti 1957-1981) / Marleine Bastien (human rights leader) / Garcelle Beauvais (actress and model) / Deborah Saint-Phard (track and field) / Antoinette Gauthier (track and field), Pierre Louise (track and field) / Rose Gauthier (track and field)

Edwidge Danticat (writer): One of the most famous writers of the Caribbean in the 21st century. He has written several novels and collections of stories from the coast, including Kri? Kra!, Nominated for National Book Award. Danticat attracted international attention in 1997 when he wrote perhaps his most famous novel of farming of bones, a story about the genocide of Haitians under the repressive dictatorship of Rafael Leonidas Trujillo.

Garcelle Beauvais (actress): She is the first star actress of Haitian television. Although he has lived in America for many years, actress and former model Garcelle Beauvais was born in Saint-Marc, a city in Haiti in 1966. She is perhaps best known for her role as Francesca Monroe on TV in Jamie Foxx Show. As Gerthie David, Joelle Apollon, Evelyn Miot, and Marjorie Vincent, who has the classical beauty of black women in Haiti

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About the Author

Alejandro Guevara Onofre:Writing is my great passion and I can´t imagine life without writing.I am versatile writer.I have studied Political Science and Journalism.Furthermore, I have been studying Lierature, Olympic History and United States History. I have written and edited many books.I am an author of more than 400 essays…for example “Haiti: The Magic Land”.

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