Welcome, and thanks for considering a contribution to the Evergreen District's Webcast. Your Donations and/or Ad purchases today will be used solely to help offset the licensing costs associated with broadcasting copyrighted music, and those costs associated with producting a webcast. Your donations are securely processed via Paypal, and a receipt will be provided via email.

For those who wish to watch the webcast at home or from another residence, here are several key qualifiers to help make the webcasting experience a positive one:

• Do NOT try to watch the webcast on a WiFi signal, even if its at home. WiFi is not as broad a connection as a wired connection, and the router itself can cause buffering (for techies - see your router's QoS settings)
  
  
• If you do have WiFi at home, run an ethernet cable from the hub to the computer directly to help guarantee a better and more reilable signal.
  
  
• Just because you might have cable internet access at home, that doesn't mean that you'll have a clear webcasting signal! Because of the nature of cable internet signal sharing, folks with at DSL connection might get a better (more consistent) signal.
  
  
• Close down other programs on the computer that might take up occasional processing (email for example).
  
  
• If you have a network at home, turn off other computers/devices sharing the network to reduce overall traffic.
  
  
• Mac users click here to download the appropriate viewer.

Any Webcast Advertisements purchased during this period will be applied towards the webcast scheduled for: Oct. 24th-25th.

District Webcasts will be hosted by Mr. Steve Stripling from the Anchorage, AK chapter and co-hosted by our District Webcast Guru, Mr. George Nowik. Steve joins the webcasting crew as the new District Marketing expert, and has a long-standing business providing marketing and PR services to small and medium sized businesses in Anchorage. He also hosts a weekly radio show called "The Big Alaska Show". George is a long time computer and networking guy, and sports a gold medal as the baritone of the 2002 Evergreen District Champion quartet, "Rivalry".