Readings (and Other Stuff) - Jan. 26, 2010

Here are a few items that caught our attention today:

• Reports of Gangrene and Sepsis... And The Stark Realities of Response in Haiti (Haiti: Operational Biosurveillance blog)
• Saundra S.: Coordination After a Disaster (Good Intentions Are Not Enough)
• Akin Salawu: Facebook Haiti (Century Foundation)
• Andrew Manshel: Too Big to Succeed? (Wall Street Journal)
• The Weakonomist: The Gini Coefficient: Income Inequality Around the Globe (Weakonomics)
• Michael Edwards: Should Civil Society Be Reduced to a Subset of the Market? (Intrepid Philanthropist)
• Georgia Levenson Keohane: A Guide for Wall Street Philanthropy: The Gifts of Goldman (Center for Effective Philanthropy)
• The Second Epistle of St. Bill (The Economist)

What are you reading?