[nfbmi-talk] mcb financials updated may 23

fred olver goodfolks at charter.net
Sat Jun 9 22:24:41 UTC 2012


Funny, this thread about broadcasting. I seem to recall an MCB counselor 
specificly telling me that there was no future for blind folks in 
broadcasting because the larger market stations wouldn't take a chance on 
us. Someone which several of you know, Mike Patton worked at WSGW in Saginaw 
and at the campus radio station at CMU in Mount Pleasant, I wonder what his 
thoughts on this venture might be.

Fred Olver
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Matt Sievert" <matt.sievert at gmail.com>
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Subject: Re: [nfbmi-talk] mcb financials updated may 23


> in college I focused on communication and mass media, and the audio aspect 
> is what I really enjoyed.
>
> During my various jobs coming back with wonderful audio is a treat.
>
> I enjoy listening to well engineered audio performances. Such as those 
> produced by NPR in their "Tiny Desk Concerts" and other projects. you can 
> experience these projects on NPR's Youtube page. User name is "nprmusic".
>
> Good audio is a pleasure to experience and the more folks trained in 
> producing good audio, even if they don't play an instrument or sing.
>
> Matt Sievert
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Christine Boone <christine_boone at comcast.net>
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> Date: Fri, 8 Jun 2012 23:32:05
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> Subject: Re: [nfbmi-talk] mcb financials updated may 23
>
> The sound booth is for teaching students about broadcasting careers.
> This was purchased with ARRA funds and was part of a vision that was 
> developed during my absence from the TC.  We are quite determined to make 
> lemonade in this case, and we are excited about the sound booth.  We have 
> many, many students who are very interested in careers in broadcasting, 
> and they do not generally know much at all about what such careers entail. 
> At the same time, there are all kinds of jobs in this arena these days. 
> Not only is there main stream radio, serious radio and other specialty 
> networks, but voice over for cartoons, narration for descriptive video and 
> other kinds of entertainment that  require a background and experience in 
> broadcast technology.  Providing this training to our customers is just 
> like the venture that the Colorado Center for the Blind had for a while, 
> training students in Clean Room, operations.
>
> This is an exciting prospect for us and I hope that you guys can share in 
> that enthusiasm.  .
>
> Warmly, Christine
>
> On May 29, 2012, at 11:15 AM, J.J. Meddaugh wrote:
>
>> I wonder what the sound booth is for?
>>
>> J
>>
>> From: "joe harcz Comcast" <joeharcz at comcast.net>
>> To: <nfbmi-talk at nfbnet.org>
>> Sent: Tuesday, May 29, 2012 9:11 AM
>> Subject: [nfbmi-talk] mcb financials updated may 23
>>
>>
>>> EMPLOYMENT SERVICES
>>> Commission For The Blind (11210)
>>> FY 2012 Financial Report - April
>>>
>>>        Projections Based on:
>>>         12 Mths* 13 Mths** Based on PR 10
>>>        Completed 7.0 7.0 Completed 14.0
>>>        Remaining 5.0 6.0 Remaining 12.0
>>>  PLAN  ACTUAL EXPENDITURES    PROJECTIONS
>>>   Adjusted Current  YTD thru April 2012   Projected Anticipated
>>> FY 11 Financial  Financial Month      Remaining Full Year Anticipated 
>>> Percent Percent
>>> Categories Totals Plan Adj. Plan Expend. Expenses Encumb. Total 
>>> Expenditures Expenditures Balance Of Plan Guideline
>>> Authorized Approp. "26,819,700 " "26,728,500 "  "26,728,500 "
>>> Unavailable funds "(4,583,510)"  "(12,870,300)" "(12,870,300)"
>>> Federal 0715 Carryforward  "8,825,197 "  "8,825,197 "
>>> OPEB funding increase  "553,000 "  "553,000 "
>>> Available Approp. "22,236,190 " "36,106,697 " "(12,870,300)" "23,236,397 
>>> "
>>> EXPENDITURES:
>>> Salaries & Wages "5,597,803 " "6,221,075 " 0  "6,221,075 " "496,836 " 
>>> "3,268,828 " 0  "3,268,828 " "2,952,247 " "6,221,075 " 0  52.5% 53.8%
>>>
>>> Longevity & Insurance "1,250,099 " "1,423,856 " 0  "1,423,856 " "100,177 
>>> " "771,776 " 0  "771,776 " "652,081 " "1,423,856 " (0) 54.2% 53.8%
>>>
>>> Retirement & FICA "2,820,233 " "3,839,817 " 0  "3,839,817 " "295,367 " 
>>> "2,031,608 " 0  "2,031,608 " "1,808,210 " "3,839,817 " (0) 52.9% 53.8%
>>>
>>> Terminal Leave "48,370 " "49,636 " 0  "49,636 " "19,719 " "35,135 " 0 
>>> "35,135 " "14,500 " "49,636 " 0  70.8% 53.8%
>>>
>>> Travel "360,560 " "361,168 " 0  "361,168 " "30,183 " "180,099 " "6,700 " 
>>> "186,798 " "174,370 " "361,168 " (0) 49.9% 53.8%
>>>
>>> Communications** "142,549 " "172,361 " 0  "172,361 " "12,517 " "92,810 " 
>>> 0 "92,810 " "79,551 " "172,361 " 0  53.8% 58.3%
>>>
>>> Utilities** "75,182 " "60,716 " 0  "60,716 " 0  "19,232 " 0  "19,232 " 
>>> "41,485 " "60,716 " (0) 31.7% 58.3%
>>>
>>> Contractual Services* "4,679,535 " "3,595,345 " 0  "3,595,345 " "220,095 
>>> " "1,755,122 " "371,565 " "2,126,687 " "1,468,658 " "3,595,345 " 0 
>>> 48.8% 53.8%
>>>
>>> Consulting Services 0  "445,594 " 0  "445,594 " "25,090 " "141,555 " 
>>> "174,928 " "316,483 " "129,111 " "445,594 " 0  31.8% 53.8%
>>>
>>> Supplies & Materials** "540,630 " "632,703 " 0  "632,703 " "59,192 " 
>>> "320,545 " "37,406 " "357,950 " "274,753 " "632,703 " 0  50.7% 58.3%
>>>
>>> Equipment* "786,616 " "786,769 " 0  "786,769 " "35,125 " "183,044 " 
>>> "55,979 " "239,023 " "547,746 " "786,769 " 0  23.3% 58.3%
>>>
>>> Grants* "125,176 " "152,775 " 0  "152,775 " "24,848 " "74,988 " "24,224 
>>> " "99,212 " "53,563 " "152,775 " 0  49.1% 58.3%
>>>
>>> Fiscal and Interest Payments 20  0  0  0  0  0  0  0  0  0  0  0.0% 
>>> 58.3%
>>>
>>> Miscellaneous** "5,528 " "22,437 " 0  "22,437 " 0  "13,088 " 0  "13,088 
>>> " "9,349 " "22,437 " 0  58.3% 58.3%
>>>
>>> Legal Services and Settlements "374,631 " "250,000 " 0  "250,000 " 0  0 
>>> 0 0  "250,000 " "250,000 " 0  0.0% 58.3%
>>>
>>> Cost Allocations** "538,368 " "540,000 " 0  "540,000 " 0  "81,445 " 0 
>>> "81,445 " "458,555 " "540,000 " (0) 15.1% 53.8%
>>>
>>> Charges From DIT "290,306 " "289,874 " 0  "289,874 " "8,862 " "245,918 " 
>>> 0 "245,918 " "43,957 " "289,874 " (0) 84.8% 53.8%
>>>
>>> Auditor Gen Charges "14,985 " "15,000 " 0  "15,000 " 0  0  0  0  "15,000 
>>> " "15,000 " (0) 0.0% 58.3%
>>>
>>> OWD & WF Prgms Cost Allocations 0  "4,344 " 0  "4,344 " 0  "4,344 " 0 
>>> "4,344 " 0  "4,344 " 0  100.0% 58.3%
>>>
>>> Client Services and BEP "4,419,956 " "4,347,924 " 0  "4,347,924 " 
>>> "294,787 " "2,286,865 " "427,583 " "2,714,449 " "1,633,475 " "4,347,924 
>>> " 0  52.6% 53.8%
>>>
>>> Indirect Salaries "20,317 " "25,003 " 0  "25,003 " "9,309 " "14,585 " 0 
>>> "14,585 " "10,418 " "25,003 " 0  58.3% 53.8%
>>>
>>> TOTAL Expenditures "22,090,863 " "23,236,397 " 0  "23,236,397 " 
>>> "1,632,105 " "11,520,985 " "1,098,385 " "12,619,370 " "10,617,028 " 
>>> "23,236,397 " (0) 49.6%
>>>
>>> Remaining Approp.  "12,870,300 "  0        (0)
>>>
>>> SUMMARY BY FUNDING SOURCE          Balance Balance/Lapse
>>> FEDERAL - 0715  "29,510,397 " "(11,845,539)" "17,664,858 "  "9,318,344 " 
>>> "910,540 " "10,228,884 " "7,435,974 " "17,664,858 " (0)
>>> PRIVATE - 0905 Donations "114,100 " "(108,100)" "6,000 "  0  0  0 
>>> "6,000 " "6,000 " 0
>>> RESTRICTED - 1195  "565,100 " "(299,100)" "266,000 "  "166,124 " "6,000 
>>> " "172,124 " "93,876 " "266,000 " 0
>>> LOCAL - 1337  "539,900 " "(474,900)" "65,000 "  0  0  0  "65,000 " 
>>> "65,000 " 0
>>> GF/GP - 7001  "5,377,200 " "(142,661)" "5,234,539 "  "2,036,517 " 
>>> "181,845 " "2,218,362 " "3,016,177 " "5,234,539 " 0
>>> TOTAL  "36,106,697 " "(12,870,300)" "23,236,397 " 0  "11,520,985 " 
>>> "1,098,385 " "12,619,370 " "10,617,028 " "23,236,397 " (0)
>>>
>>> "Federal 0715 includes approximately $8,825,197.29 in carryforward from 
>>> last fiscal year."
>>> "Equipment includes $36,000 for a tractor and $6,500 for a sound booth"
>>>
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