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Zmodo 16 CH H.264 DVR with 16 Vari-Focal 100ft Night Vision SONY CCD Cameras and No Hard Drive
What are you expecting for a 16 camera surveillance system? Let me guess, a 16 channel H.264 standalone DVR, vari-focal lens to capture images far away or nearby, Sony CCD image sensor to deliver you incredible clear footage with no color variation, true night vision technology help you see up to 30 meters (100ft) away and gives you 24 hours surveillance day and night, professional weatherproof housing let cameras guarding you indoor and outdoor. All these state-of-art features you can find in this kit but still at an affordable price.
Sony Imaging Chip Inside, Crisp & Clear Image with True Color
High quality 1/3" Sony CCD image sensor provides a crisp, clear and consistent image utilizing 420 TV lines of resolution. The camera delivers true color image with no color variation.
36 LEDs, Up to 100ft IR Long Range Night Vision
36 infrared (IR) LEDs activate automatically in low-light or no-light situations to allow you to see up to 30 meters (100feet) away, and deactivate once lighting conditions are brighter.
Remote/Mobile Viewing from Your Smart Phone or Any Computer in the World
This system allows you to view your footage, no matter the time or location. Access your DVR's footage over the internet, or directly from your Android™ , iPhone®, iPad®, Symbian™ , Windows Mobile® , or BlackBerry®.
Multiple Recording Modes
Choose 24/7 continuous recording, schedule specific recording times by hour or day, or set motion detection recording to help catch only the important information to save on hard drive space, or record when alarm is triggered, even to record when both motion and alarm are activated.
4-9mm Vari-Focal Lens
Get a closer view of your monitoring area with a 4-9mm vari-focal lens that manually adjusts to view subjects that are further away and nearby easily. This is beneficial when placing your cameras up high or monitoring areas that are further away.
Instant Email Alerts if Activity Detected
This system is designed to send an email alert, complete with photo of the activity, if any motion is detected, or if any camera experiences video loss.
Multi-Tasking Functionality
The multi-tasking feature allows up to five functions to occur on the system at one time: record video, watch live video, playback video while also monitoring and managing the system remotely, and also backing up files.
Easy USB Backup
Built-in USB port provides an easy option to transfer your files to a PC, backup, or send to others.
View from a TV or PC monitor
A TV can be used with an AV cable, while a PC monitor can be used with a VGA cable. This gives you more connection options while viewing activity captured by your cameras.
Metal Shell for Both Indoor & Outdoor Use – Weatherproof
Each camera is constructed utilizing professional grade materials for the housing and a sunshade to help prevent glare, deterioration, and rusting. The cameras can be mounted in virtually any indoor or outdoor setting.
Auto Iris & Auto White Balance & Auto Back Light Compensation
With Auto Iris, Auto white balance and Auto Back light Compensation, the camera will let you enjoy image with qualified brightness, accurate color and consistent light level in different lighting conditions. You can switch from DC or video driven of auto Iris or choose to close or open the auto Iris to adjust the light level.Model | ZMD-DC-SBN6 16CH Standalone DVR |
Video Compression | H.264 |
Video System | NTSC / PAL |
Operation System | Linux Based |
Video Input / Output | BNC16-Channel Input/ BNC1-Channel Output |
Other Video Output | VGA |
Audio Input / Output | RCA 4-Channel Input/ BNC1-Channel Output |
Display Frame Rate | NTSC: 480fps@CIF / PAL: 400fps@CIF |
Display Resolution | NTSC: D1 (704 x 480)/ PAL: D1 (704 x 576) |
Recording Frame Rate | NTSC: 480 fps@CIF/ PAL: 400 fps@CIF |
Record Resolution | NTSC: CIF (352 x 240)/PAL: CIF (352 x 288) |
Record Mode | Manual/ Schedule /Motion Detection/Alarm/ Motion Detection&Alarm supported |
3G Mobile | Support mobile phone based on Android\ iPhone\ iPad\ IOS\Symbian\Windows Mobile. |
Mobile Function | 1 Channel Viewer / Channel Switch / Control PTZ |
Network Function | IE Viewer / Live Monitoring / DVR Setting / Mobile & Email Function |
Network | RJ45, 10M/100M |
Net Protocol | IPv4, PPPOE client, DHCP client and TCP/UDP protocol supported. |
Remote Access | Remote Client Software and IE Browser |
PTZ Control | RS-485 |
HDD Interface | SATA, Support between 250GB and 2TB |
Playback Mode | Normal Play, Fast Forward, Fast Rewind, Manual |
Sensor/ Alarm | 4-ch Sensor Inputs / 1-ch Alarm Output |
USB | USB Thumb Drive Backup or Upgrade / Mouse / Removable HDD |
Remote Control/Mouse | Included/Included |
Power Supply | 12V/5A DC |
Power Consumption | IR on Max 2000mA |
Dimension | 354mm (W) x 275mm (D) x 47mm (H) |
Model | CM-S23349SV - Vari-focal Outdoor IR Color Camera |
Image Sensor | 1/3" SONY Color CCD |
TV System | NTSC / PAL |
Effective Pixels | NTSC: 512 (H) x 492 (V) / PAL: 512 (H) x 582 (V) |
Horizontal Resolution | 420 TV-Lines |
Scanning System | 2:1 Interlace |
Number of IR LEDs | 36 |
Minimum Illumination | IR on 0 Lux |
Infrared Illumination (Night Vision) | Visible up to 100ft (30m) |
Synchronization System | Internal Synchronization |
S/N Ratio | > 48dB |
Gamma | 0.45 |
Auto Gain Control | Built-in |
Lens Mount | Vari-Focal Lens: 4mm ~ 9mm |
Operating Temperature | -25°F~122°F / -32°C ~50°C |
Weatherproof | Yes |
Power | 12V DC |
Video Out | 1.0V p-p 75O, BNC Connector |
Auto Iris | Video / DC |
Back Light Comp | Auto |
Auto White Balance | Auto |
Dimensions (W x D x H) | 6.1" x 3.5" x 3.5" |
Weight | 2.05lbs |
Material | Aluminum Alloy |
What is Included
* (1) ZMD-DC-SBN6 16CH Security DVR system, without hard drive* (16) CM-S23349SV Varifocal Outdoor Security Cameras
* (8) 25ft Surveillance Video + Power Cable for cameras
* (8) 50ft Surveillance Video + Power Cable for cameras
* (2) 12V/5A 9 Port Power Supply for Cameras
* (1) IR Remote Control
* (1) User's Manual
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why cobra says disclousure until aug 2013
cobra shows a timeline when disclousure is going to be complete and it shows until aug, 2013 do you guys fee this is true i thought ascencion was supposed to happen at the end of 2012.
I personally dont believe that aug 2013 is too late everything happends this year or it doesnt. dec. 2012 earth will start ascending and making earth changes we must be relocated on hallow earth and on the ships for a few weeks ..
Source: 2012Portal.blogspot.com
Complexity wave analysis shows that this time frame is one of the most complex periods in the known history. Also, Sheliak timewave goes to zero at the end of this window and a major Mayan calendar cycle is reset back to zero as well. This means that it will be the most volatile, inpredictable time with greatest potential ever. All the major players are involved and stakes are high.
This is one possible model how things could develop:
Cobra is not a credible source.
All who gives dates is fake, that include all"channelers"
The true channelers can´t give dates, because everything is in fluid.
Sorry, but I have to spread the truth ,even if it hurts.
Yup good point, and so many who claim to be from gfl even the "official spokesman" have used dates and failed..
I agree with this, everything is happening all the time and because of that, future changes ALL THE TIME. Time is illusion where past doesn't exist anymore now while future doesn't exist either because we have only NOW moment. Only NOW is most important because everything is constantly being manifested through NOW moment. And with our NOW moment, we are constantly creating our future from NOW to any of time future. Our energy that we 'focus' on creates our reality through what we are aware of, focus on with our expressing thought and emotions. When someone think too much on 'date' in future instead of now, we are wasting our time not manifesting it when we have NOW moment to manifest anything collectively and individually. That is why it is very important that we detach from date and focus on NOW moment where our energy is flowing through.
Well you know, I'm probably one of the few people in the whole world, who actually really lives in the now. People say it, they parrot it, but I bet most don't really truly live in the now. Well I do. And each now moment that passes, there's nothing happening now. There's nothing happening now, there's nothing happening now, there's nothing happening now. I try to focus now, on the disclosure happening now, and it's not happening now. I've been focusing for months now, on the disclosure happening now, and it's not happening now, or now, or now. I think you get my point.
And when they give us a date, like August 4th...I don't view that as something that will happen, in the future, not now.....I view that as something that will happen now...in the future. If that makes sense. But it hasn't came into my now moment, the moment I'm living in now. Sheldan Nidle's timeline, for mid spring, summer, fall and winter...I didn't view it as a future probability, I viewed it as something that will happen sometime now. But it's August 7th, now...and none of that timeline has manifested, now. So come now. Why is that. Can you explain to me, why that is...now?
Because all the channelings are nothing but deceitful lies. I am not aware of one single channeling that has actually come to fruition.
Yea, look at Nidle's timeline. Absolutely none of that timeline manifested, at all. According to him, by now...not only were the arrests supposed to be complete, there should've been trials, ET disclosure, a new banking and financial system, a new business structure, on Earth ETs revealing themselves to the public, programs to clean up the air water and soil....all by now. But none of that has happened. We heard weak intel about some arrests, including one that turned out to be completely false...and that's it. It really makes you wonder, doesn't it.
I have to agree deeply with you John, the moment I'm in now is rolling forward like the energy of a wave never ending now. This energy of now was present when I was birthed on this planet now, people fail to see that now is all encompassing that there is no difference in future or past its all happening in the now. I birthed on this planet then as the same time I'm typing this discourse, and when you read this, its all taking place in the energy of the wave moving the spirit has no beginning or crashing on the shore. The spirit is for ever now.
As fare as portal dates, it's the same as your birthed date, when we show up in 3D or move to 5D it happen as your energy as a wave in the now will take place when your spirit decided to make its self known at 3D birthed or ascension is an energy Orb of spirit moving with out end in the now, never stagnet always spirit energy movement in the now.
So that means there's 7 billion ascension's going to move in the now into the new golden age-- in 7 billion time lines. No dates can beset your birthed or ascension-- 7 billion now's for each spirit's awareness in the now that happens Now.
"Time" is the greatest deception the serpent has put in place to keep the uncontainable spirit of energy contained on this planet, it concentrates on 3D being all there is, no spirit, no freedom of expansion in the now. Remove time, and you remove the prison bar's that holds the spirit in the mind and not free in the heart where there is endless space for the endless movement of your energy wave to build and move in the never ending NOW.
Well I remember contacts saying, disclosure will happen before the end of 2010. Then 2011. Then 2012. Now it's, 2013. So you know, I don't even listen to it anymore. Don't these guys understand, we're tired of this....we don't want to hear anymore. Put up, or shut up.
Cobra and Drake have zero credibility. None. Zilch. Nada.
Sheldon Nidle's timeline was an embarrassing bust, no reason to believe Cobra has the real inside scoop on anything.
You got that right girl! Nidle's timeline was an epic fail.
Nidle, Cobra, Drake, think of three children playing in a sand box, having fun playing in the sand discussing there imaginings, they have moved in time over the years, first it was a us only club deep in there belief of what could be, once they believed there story was true, it was time to get others to play in there expanding sand box imaginings, first one then two and so on till they became the leaders in there sand box now instead of a us only club it became a religion full of high arks to rule in it and over it, a pecking order feeding on itself day in day out. Always saving face, as it grew out of there understanding and reach to keep the fantasy alive for new members.
This always happens to a belief turn / religion it fell apart from with in as the struggle for power in the sand box, full of children. This is why I look on with a smile " there only children playing in the sand, forgive them they know not what they do. This is also why they get so upset when anyone doesn't want to play, its there sand box. And they won't come in for dinner when you call them, that just how much fun there having. The sand box has become there life, there religion, there play time, and will defend it to the death. Or get you kick off this web site, if you insist on not playing by there sand box rules.
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I usually wear Cresie masks when snorkeling but thought I would try this brand. Decided to keep it as a back up but so far I can't get it to fit well enough that it doesn't leak at least a little bit. Maybe the Cressi just fits my face better and this is a perfect mask for others.
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This mask worked great up to depths of about 40' for me. After that depth it began to leak from the top down - even after several attempts to equalize the pressure. Otherwise it was a great mask - just not right for me for depth diving.
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"I was passing through Spokane to catch a flight to Belgium from Helena, MT. My Home. I came here mostly to see how you were running the ministry and to test the spirit here. I did not come in skeptical, but did not want "hands layed on me suddenly" -- As I waited to be prayed for I read testimonies and I was already being ministered to. I was called to be prayed for and was still only wanting to ask questions. The Lord thought differently! I began to receive prayer for sinuses, my back, and my blood sugar levels. The prophetic ministry of word of knowledge was so very accurate! God is good! I sit here in the reception area breathing completely free in my nasal cavity. I believe my back and pancreas are healed as well. I will walk these out and watch and let you all know as time goes on. I prayed some prayers because of discernment on the part of those praying and have forgiven and been forgiven and set free. Thanks to all of you faithful servantsof the Lord. Keep up your faithfulness. More fire is coming. I'm laboring with you!" - Brad S. on January 13th, 2000 | |
"I came in for prayer for a very painful sinus infection. I am leaving without it!!! Thank you, Jesus." - Joyce P. on April 14th, 2004 | |
"I have been receiving antibiotics for a sinus infection since June 2001. I've had repeated tests and antibiotics have failed to remove the infection and blockage in my sinus. In later December my doctor recommended an ENT exam and surgery to open the sinur. After prayer here I went to my massage therapist and after leaving his office I realized that my sinuses were draining. I have had a tremendous amount of improvement. A major medical/physical stronghold is being broken down. I have had muscle spasms and pain ffor years and was diagnosed with fibromyalgia six years ago. The way it has manifested has been extreme pain in my muscles caused by tight muscles. The masasge thereapist said he has never treated anyone with as extreme a case of overly tensed muscles in the hands. After receiving prayer at the last two appointments he has noticed a tremendous improvement. Personally I have noticed my shoulder and left hip are far less painful." - Lydia R. on January 16th, 2002 | |
"My sinuses were instantly healed! (after six years of illness). Praise the Lord!" - Daniel M. on August 15th, 2002 | |
"While sitting in the waiting area I started to pray for the Lord to open my heart to hear from Him. While praying I was healed of my headache, neck ache and sinus infection and sore throat. Praise God!" - Glena W. on March 22nd, 2006 | |
"After my cancer treatment and healing I developed a sinus infection. I took antibiotics and came in for prayer. I was healed of all sinus trouble. Satan tried to put it back on me and I rebuked it and it left." - Mary S. on January 2nd, 2008 | |
"Diagnosed with polyps in sinus. Scope showed there were blocked nasal passages. Went to healing room, after healing prayer felt improvement. On day before surgery scope showed that the polyps had deflated and just needed to be scraped out. Upon testing of residue there was no cancer cells." - Kevin J. on January 16th, 2009 | |
"Laura, I just wanted to THANK you for everything you've done for me. Your prayers & encouragement have helped more than I can say. Your anointing & wisdom is awesome....because He is so amazing. I appreciate that you have shared your discernment with me. I know that the Lord will continue to bless you & yours exceedingly abundantly. "Even when all hope is gone that He is holding me. Be still my soul....He is". " - Anonymous on October 27th, 2009 | |
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■ . : .-■-' .-: ^ :■ P« Kent Tupper admonished, he waited too long to inform his clients By Susan Stanich Minnesota Chippewa Tribe attorney Kent Tupper has been admonished for unprofessional conduct by the state board that governs ethical conduct. An admonishment is the lightest form of discipline the Lawyers Professional Ethics Board issues. William Wernz, director of the ethics office, wrote last month that Tupper failed to disclose to his clients his involvement in a private company, Creative Games Technology Inc., which leases video gambling machines on Minnesota reservations. Wernz characterized Tupper's action as an isolated and non-serious violation of the rule governing conflict of interest. In 1989, two of Tupper's tribal clients, the Grand Portage and Bois Forte bands, paid him to negotiate gambling agreements with the state of Minnesota. The state-tribal compacts would allow the bands to use video gambling machines in their casinos. Tupper's firm was established a month before the negotiations. The firm wouldn't have been able to lease the machines if the compacts weren't completed. Tupper didn't disclose his business arrangements to band officials until after the compacts were completed, Wernz wrote. Tupper billed Grand Portage and Bois Forte more than $4,500 in legal fees during the two months of negotiations. He also billed Grand Portage for several hours spent preparing a license for the company from which Tupper's firm bought the gambling machines; an ordinance for video gambling; a resolution to approve the state-tribal compact; and a license for gaming employees, Wernz said. At the time, Tupper was attorney for both bands, and also was attorney, chief executive officer and 19 percent shareholder in Creative Games. Tupper's law office and Creative Games shared the same rooms and the same secretary, Wernz wrote. - Wernz wrote that he found no evidence of "self-dealing," or evidence that Tupper's negotiations had materially changed the resulting tribal-state compacts. All Chippewa and Sioux bands in the state have "essentially identical" compacts, he wrote. Nevertheless, Tupper's failure to notify the citizens of a situation that might affect the outcome of the compacts constituted a violation, he wrote. Former Minnesota Supreme Court Justice Peter Popovich, now attorney for Creative Games, said the ruling is appropriate because Tupper's fault was only that he had waited too long to inform his clients. "He's a good man," Popovich said. "I'm very impressed with him, and you can quote me on that. I'm impressed with him as an individual and impressed with his honesty and integrity." The 11-month investigation was prompted last year, when three tribal members from Grand Portage, Bois Forte, and the tribe's White Earth reservation asked the board to look into what they regarded as Tupper's conflict of interest. When the ethics office decides to investigate a complaint, it could decide to dismiss it as unwarranted, said Betty Shaw, senior assistant director of the ethics board. If it finds a complaint is warranted, the discipline could be admonishment, probation, suspension of license, or disbarment, depending on the severity of the offense, Shaw said. Of the 1,384 complaints received by the board in 1990, 76 percent were dismissed, 9 percent were admonished, 2 percent were placed on private probation, with the rest being handled by the state Supreme Court as public reprimands, probations, suspension, and disbarment. There are 17,000 licensed attorneys in Minnesota, Shaw said. [Reprinted with permission from the Duluth News-Tribune, February 14,1992.] By and for the Native American Community free The native American Press We Support Equal Opportunity For All People Copyright The native American Press, 1992 Founded In 1991 Volume 1 Issue 12 February 21,1992 Casinos doing well! Minnesota ranks third in casino revenues Welcome to the midwest's Las Vegas, Indian casinos in Minnesota. No kidding, Minnesota ranks third in gaming revenues just behind Nevada and New Jersey. Gambling in Indian country is growing and growing and growing. In Redwood Falls casino owners have asked the city fathers to lengthen the airport runway about 2,000 feet to accomodate jets. Small air-craft landings have doubled, and business continues to grow rapidly. People are coming from all over the United States to the Lower Sioux's Jackpot Junction. Other reservations are somewhat behind that most rapid pace, but all casinos are reporting growth at an accelerated rate. Motels, restaurants, and casinos are being built as we speak. A series of federal decisions have created hugely profitable casino gambling on land that sovereign Indian nations own, and Native Americans - who have long-suffered from poverty - are now in the unique position of managing this monopoly. Below is a listing of each reservation and its casinos. • White Earth - currently operates the Golden Eagle Bingo Lodge at White Earth (200 seats) and the Shooting Star Casino at Mahnomen, a temporary facility opened in Nov., 1991, (over 200 video gambling machines including slots and keno; 12 blackjack tables); the permanent casino set to open in May will have 750 video slots, and a keno pit. • Bois Forte - currently operates Fortune Bay Casino at Tower (200 video gambling machines; 15 blackjack tables; high stakes bingo; pulltab); plans to add 300-500 additional gaming machines and 30 blackjack tables. • Fond du Lac - currently operates the Big Bucks Bingo and Casino at Cloquet (500 seats and 82 video machines) and Fond du Luth at Duluth (75 slot machines; pulltab; bingo); plans to open a Casino at Cloquet in July, 1992, with 1,000 video slot machines; up to 25 blackjack tables • Leech Lake - currently operates Northern Lights Casino at Walker (300 video slots; 8 blackjack tables; pulltab) and the Palace and Casino at Cass Lake (800 seats; 200 video slots; 12 blackjack tables; pulltab); Northern Lights plans to build a new Casino on the same site at Walker to be open May, 1993 with 700 video machines; 30 blackjack tables; Palace Casino plans to add 150 slots and maybe 10 more blackjack tables. • Mille Lacs - currently operates the Grand Casino at Garrison (700 video slot machines; 40 blackjack tables; high-stakes bingo); plans to add 250 video slots and build a Grand Casino at Hinckley to be open in May, 1992 with 60 blackjack tables; 1,000-1,500 video slots; 100-150 seat keno hall; 500-seat bingo hall. • Red Lake - currently operates a Bingo hall in Humanities Center at Red Lake (400 seats); and has a Casino at Warroad (150 video slot machines). • Grand Portage - currently operates the Grand Portage Casino at Grand Portage (6 blackjack tables; 159 video slot machines; pulltab; bingo). • Lower Sioux - currently operates Jackpot Junction at Redwood Falls (700+ video gambling machines; 40 blackjack tables; live keno; high- stakes bingo; pulltab; lottery); plans to add 400 slots; 20 blackjack tables. • Upper Sioux - currently operates Fire Fly Creek Casino at Granite Falls (114 video slots; 9 blackjack tables; pulltab); plans to add 136 slots; 11 blackjack tables; bingo. • Prairie Island - currently operates Treasure Island at Red Wing (600+ video machines; 35 blackjack tables; high-stakes bingo; pulltab). • Shakopee-Mdewankanton - currently operates Little 6 Casino and Bingo Hall at Prior Lake (450+ video slots; 42 blackjack tables; bingo (1000 seats); pulltab); plans to add 1,000 video slots; 80-100 blackjack tables; bingo hall (1000 seats). Over half of the 23 Indian gaming operations in the U.S. are located on Minnesota's 11 reservations. The 13 casinos account for $900 million in gambling revenues, and most have developed from modest bingo halls into grand establishments offering: \ Minnesota Indian Reservations and major population centers live blackjack tables; video slots, including poker and keno; full service restaurants, and big-screen television for sports events; long hours; hotels, RV parks, and/or motels; and museum and gift shops. Something for everybody, with millions of dollars flowing through these self-regulated, establishments. Nobody knows the total profits. The current casino operations are loosely supervised by the Minnesota Department of Public Safety, a 4-person staff which checks to see that games pay out 80 to 98 percent of their take, as required by state pacts; does background checks of employees; and monitors testing of gaming equipment. They have yet to turn up illegal gaming activity, but they have found problems in accounting and misuse of proceeds. Casinos are required to have an annual independent audit. One $5,000 video slot machine generates $25,000 revenues in Nevada, and $80,000 in Atlantic city and more than that on Indian reservations in Minnesota according to Bill Thompson, professor of management at the University of Nevada. Grand Casino in Mille Lacs, owned by the Chippewa Band of Mille Lacs, is one of the biggest casinos in Minnesota. Between April and July of last year, Grand Casino generated $13.4 million in revenues and $6 million in profits. In November, Grand Casino opened a 10,000-square-foot expansion. For the 3-month period before this larger operation, Grand Casino netted about $4 million in profits, and it is projected that revenues for 1991 were over $40 million with profits of about 33 percent or over $13 million. They plan to open a second facility at Hinckley between Duluth and the Twin Cities this spring. The Little Six Casino, owned by the members of the Shakopee Mdewakanton Sioux band at Prior Lake, generates an income of about $15 million or over $4,000 per month for each of them and a college fund for those who wish to use it. Many tribes have staked their futures on gambling, but the legislature is likely to loosen the grip Indians have on casino-style gambling allowing non-Indian competition. The tribes have a head start, and the ones that diversify have the best chance of success. Of the 11 operations, Grand Casino and Little Six have perhaps the best chance of remaining profitable, they both started early, they both have a good locations (on well-travelled vacation-oriented roads), and both have hired good managers for their operations. The governor, attorney general, and several legislative leaders have placed a one-year moratorium on expanding gambling in Minnesota, and there is pressure to allow non-Indian video machines, and to hook video machines to the state gaming authority's central computer for regulatory state-control. Legislators grumble that the tribes don't pay corporate tax on the profits they generate, although the added income generates personal income tax revenue for Minnesota and the welfare costs are reduced when unemployment decreases. Extended Care Facility faces financial uncerainty Unless the Red Lake Tribal Council finds an alternative source of funding, the Jourdain/Perpich Extended Care Facility faces a financial crisis that will be set into motion January 1, 1993, and could lead to its eventual closing. Operational monies for the Jourdain/Perpich Extended Care Facility will come up short unless more funding is provided by the Minnesota legislature this session, according to AI Rasmussen at the Department of Human Services' Reimbursement Division. "When the cash flow stops, and routine limits are imposed through the Medicaid program, the nursing home will not have the money to make payroll," he said. The Nursing Home, situated on the Red Lake Reservaiton, opened in 1989 and is the first tribal-owned and operated nursing home in the state. It is funded by both the Federal government and the State of Minnesota. During the past two years, the Federal government has paid 53 percent of the operating costs with the state paying the remaining 47 percent. Due to a three-year exemption which is allowed new health-care facilities, the nursing home has not yet had routine limits put on the amount of funding it can receive from federal Medicaid funds. But next January, when the routine Medicaid limits are no longer waived, the amount of Medicaid will be reduced by about 35 percent and the difference will have to be made up somehow. "The Federal Goverment will send a letter to the state saying that under Federal Law, you are limited as to the amount of money you can use to finance this facility," Rasmussen said. The result will be an estimated "deficit of about $350,000 during the 1992-93 bienium, and a continuing deficit of approximately $1.5 million during each bienium thereafter," according to Duane Cooney, Director of the Remimbursement Divsion at Human Services in a November 1989 memo to Deputy Commissioner Chuck Schultz. The whole situation is a political bombshell, said Rasmussen. For two years, the state has been paying $940,000 for the operation of the nursing home while the state should not be paying anything. The legislature hasn't been keeping tabs on the total amount expended, he said. The tribe would have to come to the legislature this session in order to get an appropriation for next year. So far, no one (from the legislature) has come to Rasmussen asking for the financial figures on the nursing home, he said. Harry Davis, administrator of the nursing home, said he is not sure what tribal health director, Oran Beaulieu, is doing about the situation. "I know that he has talked to some Senators about it, and I think that was the reason for the meeting he had with Senator Wellstone last summer, but I don't know anything more than that," Davis said. The Press was unable to reach Beaulieu for comment and was told that John Berquist, controller, does not work there any longer. Rasmussen said there are many possible scenarios for what could happen should the facility fail to come up with the money. "They may have to shut down, move the patients somewhere else, or maybe the state will take it over," he said, adding that he seriously doubts the state will want to run a tribal nursing home in these financially difficult times. If the legislature does decides to appropriate funds for the operation of the facility, it would cost the state $1.3 million per year (based on current costs) to keep it running. The immediate difference in funding would mean the nursing home would receive about $90 per patient/per day for operational costs instead of the approximate $160 per patient/per day costs it currendy receives. "You're talking about $55,000 to $60,000 less per month, and I would predict that by the end of the first month they will have trouble paying salaries," Rasmussen said. In the original agreement, the state loaned $5 million to the tribe for the building of the facility on the condition that the nursing home become linked to the Indian Health Service Hospital in Red Lake. But the IHS never approved the agreement drawn up by Monte Hammitt, former tribal health director, and Roger Jourdain, former tribal chairman. The legislature did not wait for approval by the IHS, they allowed the facility to be built with state money, and the state has had to pay for it ever since, Rasmussen said. The idea was that the Indian Health Service would have paid 100 percent of the necessary operational costs, though it is doubtful that the IHS would have approved the agreement, considering it does not receive federal money to pay for nursing homes. "All along I've been asking, where the Hell is that agreement," Rasmussen said. The nursing home is the first Indian run nursing home in the state offering a culturally sensitive, familiar environment to aging and ailing tribal members. Tribal members, especially those that live there, have a lot to lose if the nursing home is forced to shut its doors. Earlier this month, it was the interest of the main stream media for its unique qualities. In fact, a Duluth News-Tribune article reported that other tribes have looked it as a kind of model of health-care for tribes. But the numbers are working against it. Operational costs are currently based a projected 90 percent capacity. The last time the News checked, capacity was at 60 percent. The lower the capacity, the more funding that is needed to run the nursing home. If alternative funding is not found for its operation, the building would revert to the state, according to the provisions of the tease. Pembroke State University mascot and toy tomahawks get the ax Pembroke, N.C. (AP) - Saying he was worried about offending American Indians, the chancellor of Pembroke State University, home of the Braves, has given the ax to the school's costumed mascot and 1,200 toy tomahawks. Chancellor Joseph Oxendine said he was watching the school's basketball team at a game last week and was surprised to see a caricature of an Indian brave on the sidelines. It was the school's unofficial mascot, in an old costume apparendy resurrected by a student. "This person was dressed in full Indian regalia, with a mask-type face which was quite large and, I thought, unattractive," Oxendine told The News & Observer of Raleigh. "That individual was behaving the way mascots behave: running around doing some funny things and doing some 'Indian' dances on the floor. "I felt a little uneasy about it. That thing is kind of hideous and it is not the image we ought to be projecting of American Indians." After the game, Oxendine said he talked with the school's athletic director. He discovered that the athletic director had ordered toy tomahawks to be sold at this weekend's homecoming game as a way to raise funds. The tomahawks have been popular favors among fans of other teams, like the Florida State Seminoles, the Atlanta Braves and the Washington Redskins. Oxendine said he discouraged the sale of the toy hatchets. "I feel we can't be in the business of promoting something that alienates a group of people or is offensive to any group." The mascot and the tomahawks surfaced during a time when Pembroke has been redesigning its logo, a drawing of a whooping Indian with a hatchet in his hand. Located in Robeson County, where the population is one-third Indian, the college was begun in 1887 as a place to train teachers for Indian children, who were barred from public schools. The school later became a four-year college, part of the state university system, and now has about 3,000 students, a fourth of whom are of Indian heritage. None of them had complained about the mascot, the chancellor said. Brian Freeman, president of the student senate, said he could understand how Indians could be offended by the bouncing brave, with its giant head and made-up dance. But he said the Pembroke was proud of its Indian heritage, and that he and other students hoped the school could come up with a variation of the mascot that wouldn't be offensive. "Someone suggested having a real, live. Native American portray our mascot," he said. "They could do a traditional dance, maybe perform some Native American music at halftime." "That would satisfy our need for a mascot and maybe expose schools that we compete with to our history. I think the brave is a great symbol for the university. Deciding how it should be portrayed is the hard part." Attend Your Precinct Caucus! March 3rd at 7:30 p.m.
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Title | The Native American Press (Bemidji, Minnesota), 1992-02-21 |
Preceding Titles | The Ojibwe News |
Edition | Volume 1, Issue 12 |
Date of Creation | 1992-02-21 |
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Thursday, December 22, 2011
A linen slipcover for Christmas
38 comments:
- Katie said...
The bench slipcover looks beautiful! I love a table with a mix of chairs and a bench.
- December 22, 2011 at 7:36 AM
- Kim @ Savvy Southern Style said...
Love it!
- December 22, 2011 at 7:43 AM
- Kathy @ Creative Home Expressions said...
That looks beautiful, Amy! It fits in wonderfully with your dining room! Love the long ruffled skirt.
- December 22, 2011 at 7:44 AM
- НикОль said...
So beautiful and tender! I like it very much!
- December 22, 2011 at 7:52 AM
- Terry said...
You are so right, it softens and blends with decor and is such a great transformation whenever you want.
- December 22, 2011 at 7:56 AM
- Jennifer @ Town and Country Living said...
Very pretty. Makes a big difference, for sure.
- December 22, 2011 at 8:19 AM
- www.MaisonStGermain.com said...
It came out perfect! Love it!
~Debra xxx
Capers of the vintage vixens - December 22, 2011 at 8:24 AM
- Shabbily By The Sea said...
Amy it looks stunning!
I love the colour and the long ruffled skirt,it looks very romantic and fits in with everything perfectly.
x - December 22, 2011 at 8:39 AM
- Kelly said...
I LOVE it!! I like it better with the slipcover than the idea of painting it anyway. I think it gives it a softer look and goes better with your dining room. I would leave it set up like that year round! Wish I could sew like you.
- December 22, 2011 at 9:44 AM
- "Create Beauty" said...
Something so simple can change the look so much!
Gorgeous! Merry Christmas Amy!!!
~ Violet - December 22, 2011 at 9:45 AM
- The enchanted home said...
Its a LOVE for me, reminds me of Pamela Pierce, soooo pretty!!
- December 22, 2011 at 9:56 AM
- Alaina said...
Your home is just so beautiful and even more so during Christmas time. I love the new slipcover for the bench. Have a wonderful Christmas.
- December 22, 2011 at 10:01 AM
- sabrymagic said...
Buon Natale!!
Sabry!! - December 22, 2011 at 10:23 AM
- Taylor Greenwalt said...
Love the linen bench.. It adds so much to your dinning room. I just bought linen drapes at Ikea. They were so cheap! We are moving and they were perfect to update my home with out spending a fortune. Merry Christmas!
- December 22, 2011 at 10:31 AM
- Stacey@A Sort Of Fairytale said...
Oh that looks so pretty...great job!
- December 22, 2011 at 10:32 AM
- Lori said...
Perfect, you have given me an idea for my ottoman.
Merry Christmas, Lori - December 22, 2011 at 11:24 AM
- Cindy said...
That's like the best thing ever, really, it has to be one of my favorite things you've done. It reminds me of something done by Pam Pierce, and her stuff is crazy beautiful. She is one of my favorite designers.
Cindy - December 22, 2011 at 11:42 AM
- Sweet Old Vintage said...
very lovely...very clever...
- December 22, 2011 at 11:50 AM
- sissie said...
Amy, you've done it again!!! I love the slipcovered bench. It looks perfect in your dining room. Tell them not to get any food on it! LOL!
Sissie - December 22, 2011 at 12:03 PM
- Lou Cinda @ Tattered Hydrangeas said...
Gorgeous! And it is just PERFECT in that beautiful dining room!! Love it!!
Lou Cinda - December 22, 2011 at 12:35 PM
- jessica said...
That looks fabulous!! What a wonderful idea!!
- December 22, 2011 at 12:55 PM
- Penny @ The Comforts of Home/Flea Market Makeovers said...
It looks wonderful Amy!
Merry Christmas!! - December 22, 2011 at 1:59 PM
- Marie said...
Absolutely beautiful Amy! Just stopping by to wish you a Merry Christmas. Also just want to say that although I don't always leave comments on your blog, you have always been one of my fave bloggers to visit.
Here's looking to more of your wonderful posts for next year. Happy New Year!
-Marie - December 22, 2011 at 2:07 PM
- Shannon@Cozy Home Scenes said...
Amy, the bench had quite a transformation from dark to gorgeous! Your home looks pretty and so cozy. The pastel colors work well as Christmas colors. I have enjoyed watching the changes you have made and look forward to more decorating tips and ideas. I hope you have a wonderful Christmas with the ones you love.----------- Shannon
- December 22, 2011 at 3:13 PM
- ~ ~ Ahrisha ~ ~ said...
Hi Amy~ ~
Whn I sawcups in your chandy I went crazy! Why didn't I think of that? Now I have to scan the flea markets for some more cups and saucers. THEN. . .I looked at the last post and loved Helens chandy with the cups glued to the saucers. What a girl isn't she the most creative? I really dislike my diningroom chandy and this may be a way to chomo it till I find the one of my dreams. Wishing you a great holiday.
~ ~Ahrisha~ ~ - December 22, 2011 at 5:33 PM
- SHERRY HART said...
Ha!!! Way to go whipping that thing up before Christmas!!! I looks so great.
- December 22, 2011 at 6:22 PM
- Rosemary@villabarnes said...
The slipcover was the perfect solution Amy. I don't paint everything either.
- December 22, 2011 at 8:50 PM
- Stacy Curran said...
That makes me want to slipcover everything on my house. It's just so perfect. I wish I could sew!
Stacy - December 22, 2011 at 10:42 PM
- pipigirl said...
it looks really great. good idea. have to say, i love your whole layout. it looks quite fabulous. love the colors. they are right up my alley. merry christmas everyone. thanks for the blog. i absolutely love it, get some really great ideas from you. thanks for sharing. susy
- December 22, 2011 at 11:20 PM
- joanne said...
that is very beautiful.....i love linen and would like to recover a wing chair that i have had for many years...maybe that will be a 2012 project....
hope you have a lovely christmas....looks like you are well on your way! - December 23, 2011 at 1:03 AM
- Burlap Luxe said...
Amy everything is Christmas with holiday beauty:)
Loving the slip-covered bench
Merry Christmas
Dore - December 23, 2011 at 1:48 AM
- minerva @ park city real estate said...
First of all, your dining room looks really fabulous especially with that pretty chandelier. :) The slipcover made the look soft and pretty as well. :)
- December 23, 2011 at 6:15 AM
- Mariaelena said...
I LOVE the slipcover on your bench....I want one!!!...lol....Merry Christmas..xo, Mariaelena
- December 23, 2011 at 6:21 AM
- Lana said...
I love linen. I want to slipcover my sofa and loveseat in linen. I will practice with a drop cloth before I cut up the expensive linen fabric. You did a great job. It looks beautiful.
- December 23, 2011 at 8:31 AM
- Cindy @ Dwellings-The Heart of Your Home said...
Gorgeous!!! Such a beautiful room, all year and especially with your new touches...just in time for Christmas!
- December 23, 2011 at 8:35 AM
- Lori @ Katies Rose Cottage Designs said...
Amy that is GORGEOUS!!!! Oh my goodness!!
- December 23, 2011 at 8:39 AM
- Custom Comforts said...
Your slipcover looks just perfect in your elegant dining room. What a lovely welcoming place to have Christmas dinner.
Cindy - December 25, 2011 at 12:31 PM
- Loribeth said...
I really like that slip cover! It just blends everything in so well. I think I need a sewing machine...
- December 25, 2011 at 10:04 PM