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Veterans Newsline now on Ustream
Posted on January 25, 2011 at 9:37am 0 Comments 0 Likes
This just in to the Veterans Newsline news room. Some of you may not have cable TV and therefore canot watch our entire Veterans Newsline TV show on TV. Now, thanks to Ustream, you can log on to our website and watch the entire show as it appears on cable TV. Playback is a seems to be little choppy and you'll have to put up with some outside advertising. A small price to pay considering this is a… Continue
Veterans Newsline Episode 0020
Posted on December 15, 2010 at 4:52pm 0 Comments 0 Likes
Veterans Newsline Episode 0020 taken this past Veteran's Day at Union Grove is now available for viewing in the Video section of this board.
How Amateur Radio helps in the effort to get the news out about Dryhootch.
Posted on December 21, 2009 at 4:57am 0 Comments 0 Likes
Veterans Media Services uses other media sources, besides the internet and television, to call attention to our veterans and the fine groups, like Dryhootch, who serve them. One of those other media sources is Amateur Radio. I’ve been a FCC licensed amateur radio operator since the early 1980s. These days I own and operate an internet radio link station under the call sign N9MBI, which gives myself and other Ham Radio operators global access to other link stations world wide. Even if your not a… Continue
Wreaths Across America Event
Posted on December 21, 2009 at 4:51am 0 Comments 0 Likes
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Hi David,
Thank you so much for one - protecting our country and second wanting to help us out. I have attached the booklet with all of their stories and sculptures. Below is a PSA. I know time is running out, but I am looking for a Christmas Miracle. Or maybe drop back and punt or throw a Hail Mary Pass.
cheers
Patty
This project allows America’s Veterans in Milwaukee to channel their Post Traumatic Stress Disorder feelings by creating sculptures with found objects. The Charles Allis Art Museum offers them a safe place for them to go, tell their story through art, and without any fear of consequences.
Through the assistance of two outstanding artists and art therapists from Milwaukee Veterans Administration Hospital, they will enable these veterans to channel their feelings and tell their stories through art. Each workshop is three hours long for four weeks. After the veterans have completed their works of art, the Charles Allis Art Museum will host an exhibit. During opening night, the public has the opportunity to meet and talk with these veterans about their sculptures. Our goal is offer this program quarterly.
“I’ve very much enjoyed being able to construct this robot while here at the local VA Hospital and rescuing my life back to structure and discipline. Thank you again for this opportunity.”
Jack Higgins
United States Air Force, 1993
Senior Master Sergeant E-8 and a Gunner on the B-52H Bomber Aircraft
A Christmas Miracle
Our project is Empowering our American Veterans through Art workshop. We are positive you have touched many lives by serving our Country. Now it is our time to support and “Thank you.” After fighting for our freedom, Veterans come home and are suffering PTSD. These workshops help them work through their trauma.
To date, we have raised 13% of our goal. We have partnered with the GlobalGiving Foundation to participate in its Open Challenge, a fundraising opportunity for nonprofit organizations working around the world.
In order to succeed in GlobalGiving’s Open Challenge, the Charles Allis Art Museum must raise $4,000 from 50 donors by December 22, 2010.
Please help us reach the threshold of $4,000 from 50 donors! Be one of the first people to make a donation at http://www.globalgiving.org/projects/empowering-our-american-veterans-through-art/ Not only will your donation help the Veterans Art program at the Charles Allis but, it will help us take advantage of a long-term fundraising opportunity!
Warm Regards,
Patty Redeker
Charles Allis and Villa Terrace Art Museums
Bob & Kate Noreen
Dave.
I have heard of skype but don't know to much about it, I am not very computer literate & we had to limit our internet downloads because of costs, we also had to cancel our private health cover, to cover the new housing interest rates hike, things are not as 'rosie' as our bureaucratic economic pundits make it out to be.
Any way it is always great to hear from any of you blokes.
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