Ahé’hee’ – Thank You!
We Appreciate your donation, volunteerism, contributions to one of the longest running Non-Profit Organization on the Navajo Nation since 1991. Proceeds benefit our programs: Spin Off Groups, Sheep Is Life Celebration, Sheep to Fiber activities, Sheep to Table workshops and Consultations requests.
Iinet
Ron Garnanez, President, Dine Be’Iina Inc.
Kevin Aspaas, Vice President, Dine Be’Iina Inc.
Board Members: Zefren Anderson, Ilene Naegle, Cynthia Tsosie, Maggie Shorthair, Lois Becenti, Lori Swenson, Gloria Begay, Nikyle Begay, Jackie Frank and Aretta Begay, Director
Iina’ Counseling Services. Iina’ Counseling Services is located in the west wing of Northern Navajo Medical Center and consists of a multidisciplinary team (2 psychologists, 3 psychiatrists, 5 counselors, and a team of behavioral health coaches) focused on provided evidence-based and culturally appropriate care for American Indian/Native American clients. Iina Solutions is a non-profit humanitarian organization established to help improve the quality of life (Iina) for rural Navajos challenged by all forms of uranium contamination, and bring commerce to Dine’ bekeyah (Navajo land) through sustainable and holistic solutions. Iina Bihoo’aah Program Services: Mental Health Counseling: individual and/or group counseling and therapy, traditional practitioner, child and adult psychiatry via telemedicine, recovery from addiction, ADHD assessment for children, and crisis intervention. Case Management: Case managers connect participants with services and supports to best. Welcome to the Institute for Integrative Nutrition If you need assistance with your account, please contact a staff member at support@integrativenutrition.com.support@integrativenutrition.com.
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Diné be’ iiná, means the way that, we, the people live. We promote a sustainable livelihood through the Navajo Way of Life. Traditionally, this has been sheep, wool, and weaving and whatever comes from that.
Sheep is Life – Dibé bé Iiná is a celebration of traditional Navajo shepherding and weaving culture. Enjoy educational workshops, Navajo cuisine, vendors booths, Navajo-Churro sheep and wool shows, and much more.
Setting up IINA (macOS)
Iina Ba Farmington
- version used: 1.0.7 (12 June 2020)
To minimize installation problems please consider using at least macOS 10.14.6! See instructions for 10.13 and earlier below.
Requires:
- mpv with Vapoursynth support installed via Homebrew
Basic settings
The following steps are essential after every IINA update!
- Install IINA, let's assume that you've it in /Applications/IINA.app
- Important! Launch it for the first time, then exit.
- Open Terminal and remove all the libmpv.* files distributed with IINA:
- Link Homebrew's mpv to IINA.app:
The rest steps are for the first time installation only.
- Run IINA again, open Preferences, go to the Advanced section. Check the Enable advanced settings option, then add a few options into the Additional mpv options field:
| Name | Value |
|---|---|
| input-ipc-server | /tmp/iinasocket |
| hr-seek-framedrop | no |
- Go to the Video/Audio section and set Hardware decoder to Auto (copy)
- Restart IINA again
macOS 10.13 and earlier
You must rebuild mpv with a --disable-swift option. Since Homebrew has removed this flag, you must run
Iina
and change the formula manually as below:
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