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Date Posted: Saturday, March 25, 11:19:14am
Author: Frank De Rosa
Subject: Re: How about another rally?
In reply to: Beth 's message, "Re: How about another rally?" on Thursday, March 23, 08:09:11pm

Beth, I've never been willing to give up my music but I've always been open to changing the way I get it. Think of all the changes we've witnessed; mono to stereo, 78s to 45s to LPs to CDs, VHS to DVDs, cable and satellite TV, and of course, AM radio to FM radio and now satellite radio.

I'm usually not the first one on the block to adopt something new when it comes out, but with satellite radio I was way ahead of the curve. In 2003, my neighbors would ask me what that "black egg" was on the roof of my car. Now I see plenty of vehicles on the road and in shopping malls with a recognizable satellite antenna. More and more new cars are being sold with Sirius or XM installed either at the dealer or the factory.

Go ahead, check out the Sirius website! You'll be glad you did!

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