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Please join us Wednesday for a Veterans Day show.
We will start off with a salute to all veterans around the country. We will talk about HR2254 and the companion bill that is in the Senate S1939 and how that is going. We will read a letter that a Vietnam veteran wrote that is call No Where to Hide.
To Listen to the SVR "Surviving Veterans Resolve" With Host Jerrel Cook
5:30 to 6:30 pm Every Wednesday Call in # 319 648 5143
Instructions To Listen To Live Shows On Stardust Web Radio
The time is Central Time so it is 6:30 to 7:30 Eastern, 4:30 to 5:30 Mountain and 3:30 to 4:30 Pacific.
Instructions To Listen To Live Shows On Stardust Web Radio
1) Using Windows Media
Go to http://www.stardustent.com/
Go To Upper Right Corner
Under picture of microphone you will see:
If you are having problems listening to our station...click here for winamp or real player
Click where shown and your sound device will show up allowing you to start the sound from the station.
2) Using Chat Star Auditorium with Multi Media (Sound & Video)
Go to http://www.stardustent.com/
Scroll down to and then click on the Gold & White Chat Star box
You will see two boxes – If you are already a member, click on the member box.
If you would like to become a member to use the auditorium, click on the sign-up box. Fill out the information in the next screen. At some point in the sign up process, you will be asked to download the software to use Chat Star. It takes about 30 seconds and it is totally safe – no spyware or anything else. Chat Star is a totally family safe “community” and only legal and ethical software and behavior is allowed.
Next, you will be taken to the Chat Star Welcome page where you will see some highlights on some upcoming events and you will see a list of the “rooms” to your left. If you wish to listen to the SVR or any other show, just click on that room.
Once you have entered the SVR room, you can interact by typing in your questions or comments to the moderators and show hosts! Place your cursor in the small center box and type in your message. By hitting your “Enter” key, your message will be moved from that box into the upper box, where it will be visible to all in the auditorium.
Stardust has recently introduced Chat Star and is making rooms available at very reasonable corporate rates and is offering special arrangements to those involved in the support of our country
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