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Florida Health insurance marketplace key to reform opens Tuesday Flood coverage rates are set to soar for many Man to pay $35M for deaths in DUI crash Experts: Fix 'colossal failure' at DCF News In This Section Miami Dade Broward Communities Keys Florida Nation World Americas Cuba Haiti Politics Schools WLRN Environment Issues & Ideas Weird News Headlines Weapons experts kick off complex Syria mission Swimming advisory for Intracoastal in Northeast Miami-Dade after sewage spill Tropical Storm Jerry weakening in the Atlantic Wave of bombs across Baghdad kills 55 Dozens injured in Chicago-area train collision Broward schools seek public input, ideas Jerry moving over central Atlantic far from land Jamaica passes IMF test Miami Beach approves small property tax decrease Sports In This Section Dolphins Heat Marlins Panthers UM FIU UF FSU Colleges High Schools Soccer Tennis Golf Auto Outdoors Fighting Headlines Gators’ Dominique Easley jumping to the NFL Jackson and American Heritage face off in key matchup Fresh start excites rising Panthers defensemen Adding hitters priority for Miami Marlins Isabel Olivas wins fifth title in Publix Escape to Miami Triathlon Patience paying off for hard-working Miami Hurricanes running back Dallas Crawford Miami Dolphins can’t overcome Drew Brees, four turnovers No time to panic for Seminoles, even as team gives up season high in total yards Miami Heat embarks on road to history Business In this Section Small Business Personal Finance Economy Technology Workplace Real Estate Press Releases Markets Tourism Healthcare Headlines Nurturing a tech hub: South Florida making progress Four organizations focus on building the South Florida entrepreneurial ecosystem Q&A with Assistant Secretary of State Jose W. Fernandez Health insurance marketplace key to reform opens Tuesday Shutdown would mean furloughs, fewer services and closed national parks Rio dreams of (being) Hollywood As Obamacare marketplaces open, sales pitch begins in earnest Entrepreneurship datebook and startup news to note Voices of the tech community: Share your opinion on building a tech hub Lifestyle In This Section Health Pets Travel Food & Wine Home & Garden Fashion & Beauty Horoscopes South Florida Album Broward Album MomsMiami.com Indulge Magazine Headlines Waterkeeper movement thrives from Maine to Nepal A chimp in a human world Lifestyle modifications still the best bet at warding off acid reflux Can olive oil prevent skin aging? Small number of schools drop out of national lunch program Choose a healthy breakfast, shun fast food Photo exhibit is a breast cancer survivor’s story The cost of Alzheimer’s Rio dreams of (being) Hollywood Entertainment In This Section People Restaurants Movies Music & Nightlife Performing Arts Visual Arts Books TV & Radio Lottery Comics & Games Event Calendar Miami.com Headlines Virtuoso Edgar Meyer champions soulful, unwieldy double bass Oscar-winning filmmaker backs out of Clinton doc ABC’s ‘Betrayal’ sizzles; CBS’ ‘We Are Men’ sinks Screen gems: What’s ahead in movies and on TV for the week of Sept. 29 AP PHOTOS: 'Breaking Bad' kept its audience hooked A final session of Walter White's 'Bad' behavior UM’s Shelly Berg leads music education in groundbreaking direction Alfonso Cuarón’s “Gravity” pushes filmmaking boundaries Michael J. Fox, Robin Williams go for lump-in-the-throat laughs Opinion In This Section Editorials Other Views Letters to the Editor From our Inbox Speak Up Jim Morin Other Cartoonists Columnists Blogs Meet the Board Submit Letters Headlines Not another temper tantrum Breaking the travel gridlock Combating rising seas Worth a thousand words Giving grandly Scare tactics on Obamacare Back to the drawing board Taxi! Time to innovate Not-so-creative tax burdens to come Once more to the brink Obituaries Search Death Notices Powered by Legacy.com © timberland (http://www.timberlandsthopoutlet.com) To place a Death Notice, please call 305-376-8901 or email obit@ . Be sure to include: Your name, daytime phone number, address, method of payment, name of funeral home/crematory to contact for verification of death. To place it online click here. timberland boot outlet (http://www.timberlandsthopoutlet.com) If you have a suggestion for a staff-written obituary, please contact Elinor J. 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The company is launching manufacturing operations in Haiti to manufacture shoes beginning in January. The five-year investment was announced this week during the Clinton Global Initiative in New York as part of the company’s commitment to the philanthropic venture launched by former President Bill Clinton.“Three years ago at CGI the President asked me to help support the people of Haiti, and TOMS responded by giving hundreds of thousands of new pairs of shoes to children in need,” said Blake Mycoskie, TOMS founder and chief shoe giver. “Today, our dedication to Haiti is so much greater, and we look forward to creating jobs and opportunities in Haiti over the next several years.”TOMS will initially employ 50 Haitian workers — in addition to the 31 artisans it’s already employing to create the hand-painted shoes — to manufacture shoes in Haiti. They hope to double the number of workers by the end of the first year.“Haiti’s location and proximity to the fashion industry in New York and the United States is very important,’’ Piwinski said. The Haiti expansion, he said, is part of the company’s overall strategy to expand its operations and giving program that provides a free pair of shoes for every pair of shoes that is purchased. “We give in 60 countries,” including Haiti, Piwinski said. “Our giving partners assess the needs, and they determine how many pairs of shoes and sizes. Our job is to make sure we sell enough shoes to make sure we meet that need.” So far, TOMS has donated 10 million pairs of shoes to children in need — and is on track to provide that same amount in the next year and a half, Piwinski said. The seven-year-old company also has helped save or restore sight for more than 150,000 people in 13 countries, it said.Meanwhile, plans are also underway to possibly open manufacturing operations in Kenya to provide shoes to all of Africa, Piwinski added.“This is a very interesting business model we have created, and people have responded well,” he said. timberland discount shoes (http://www.timberlandsthopoutlet.com/) discount timberland boots (http://www.timberlandsthopoutlet.com/)