FILE - In this March 27, 1995 file photo, a girl cries after someone stole the garbage she had scavenged as hundreds of other Haitians clamor for used MREs (meals ready to eat) and other U.S. Army paraphernalia at the city dump, in Port-au-Prince. The cost of food and clothing remains prohibitive in Haiti despite the occupation of Haiti by U.S. troops over six months ago and the return of formerly exiled Haitian President Jean-Bertrand Aristide five months ago. When it comes to natural disasters, the little island of Haiti seems to have a bull's-eye on it. That's because of a killer combination of geography, poverty, social problems, slipshod building standards and bad luck, experts say. (AP Photo/Daniel Morel, File)