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Nick_Alexander
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Since I wrote the comment you are replying to , I feel it necessary to reiterate: there are many Catholic radio stations West of Michigan, from Wisconsin, North Dakota, Minneapolis, to California and Washington State. Plus, they have satellite radio (XM. And Sirius), not to mention Internet radio, which one can listen to via their iPod touch’s and home PCs.
If an earthquake hits somewhere where there is a prominent usage of Internet airwaves, you can be sure that, in addition to food and supplies, some Steve Jobs or Marc Zuckerberg would find it in their best interest to be altruistic with both food and Internet.
And let’s be clear: shortwave radio is very weak, especially during sunlight hours. There are much better alternatives for evangelism.
If an earthquake hits somewhere where there is a prominent usage of Internet airwaves, you can be sure that, in addition to food and supplies, some Steve Jobs or Marc Zuckerberg would find it in their best interest to be altruistic with both food and Internet.
And let’s be clear: shortwave radio is very weak, especially during sunlight hours. There are much better alternatives for evangelism.