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A little more than a week has passed since a massive earthquake rocked the unprepared, economically adverse third-world country of Haiti, leaving it in total ruins. It is hard to find a glimmer of hope, but relief efforts have already begun.

With over 1.7 billion people across the world having access to the Internet, including 220 million in the United States alone, millions of businesses and for-profit organizations are recognizing the potential of these numbers.

We recently received a Spanish translation for our Finca La Bella project. Finca La Bella is a collective of organic farms in the Monteverde region of Costa Rica. Finca La Bella has a relationship with UGA Costa Rica and the Fanning Institute at the University of Georgia, which is how they found us. This is our first bilingual site, including meta tags, text, and (eventually) navigation items.

Finca La Bella, a collective of organic farms in the Monteverde region of Costa Rica, need a web presence to advertise their produce and ecotourism packages. They grow their own coffee, and make their own packaging from recycled materials mixed with plant material from the coffee growing process. We designed an organic look for the site, as if it were constructed of the farms' produce.

The University of Georgia's Graduate Student Association approached us with their need for a new site that allowed them to efficiently communicate with their constituents.

A non-profit we work for called Partner for People and Place needed an overhaul of their site to reflect their most recent project, Jatropha Pepiny�. Jatropha Pepiny� is a nursery that grows Seedlings of a hearty plant that is quite suited to the production of biodiesel. The nursery supplies job, seedlings that marginal farmers can cultivate until they begin to bear the seeds that are used to make biofuel. We've added video about the process, text and images to explain the process, and a more sophisticated donation system.