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"This is an easy, tasty appetizer that all of my family and friends love," Lisa Kane promises from Milwaukee, Wisconsin. "The ingredients meld together for a great-tasting hors d'oeuvre that goes well with many different main dishes."
12 Servings
Prep/Total Time: 25 min.
1 loaf (1 pound) French bread, cut into 1-inch slices
1/2 cup olive oil,
1 tablespoon balsamic vinegar
3 small tomatoes, seeded and chopped
1/4 cup finely chopped onion
1/4 cup fresh cilantro leaves, coarsely chopped
1/4 teaspoon salt
1/4 teaspoon pepper
1/4 cup shredded part-skim mozzarella cheese
Place bread on an ungreased baking sheet; brush with 1/4 cup oil.
Bake at 325° for 10-12 minutes or until golden brown.
Meanwhile, in a small bowl, whisk the vinegar and remaining oil. Stir
in the tomatoes, onion, cilantro, salt and pepper. Spoon about 1
tablespoon onto each slice of bread. Sprinkle with cheese. Serve
immediately. Yield: 12 servings.
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7 comments:
- Lindsay said...
I need to add these all to my play list and stop listening to depressing country music :) xoxo
- June 17, 2012 at 8:43 AM
- Kate said...
Great picks!
I'm hosting a giveaway on my blog, and would love if you checked it out!
- June 17, 2012 at 1:51 PM
- Jessica said...
my new fave song for workouts - Hey Na Na by Galactic (because who doesn't love a good New Orleans band???)
- June 17, 2012 at 2:12 PM
- Yo Momma Runs said...
Run the World by Beyonce makes me feel awesome! I forgot about In Da Club. Adding it!
- June 18, 2012 at 1:00 AM
- the cape on the corner said...
i have a mix that i put on when it's nice out...something about warm weather and the windows down makes me feel gangsta. in da club is on it, and so is up in here, one two step by ciara, lose my breath by beyonce, let me blow ya mind by eve and gwen stefani. check them out!
- June 18, 2012 at 12:51 PM
- Rachel @ My Happily Ever After said...
my running music is pretty embarrassing...
i'm not sure if you've ever heard of sugarcult, but they're an old band and they're fabulous to run to! also love flavor of the week by american hifi, girlfriend by avril, tnks fr the mmrs by fallout boy, club cant handle me by flo rida, super bass by nicki minaj, etc.
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Thank you for posting this. I like Black Eyed Peas for work-out music.
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What use is all this critical shorthand for psychedelic rock -- itself a shorthand that should be amputated -- when the music, at its best, should send listeners off into contemplation as well as spin them off dancing? "Hazy," "trippy," "gauzy," "spacey," "dreamy," "Hippie," "folkie" -- kill all the ... More >>
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This week we talked to Zack Lister and Nathan Hurd, founders of Hubb Music, a platform that connects artists and fans with each other. Hubb helps artists take control of their careers, be easily discovered by new fans, and monetize unique content in an exclusive direct-to-fan marketplace. Artists can curate content, merchandise and experiences listed in their exclusive marketplace as well as manage all major social media platforms from one location. Fans get relevant information such social media feeds, music, pictures, videos and tour information in one place.
Here's more from our conversation with Zack and Nathan.
How did you come up with the idea for your startup? Was there an "ah-ha" moment?
Zack – I spent two and a half years living in Toronto, one of the most musically vibrant cities in the world, where I began managing Electronic Dance Music producers. Seeing many different angles and identifying the fragmentation that currently exists in the music industry gave me great insight into how the industry currently operates and what is needed to make it better.
Nathan and I have been lifelong friends and we both share deep passion for mobile technology and music, so designing a platform that could enhance the artist-fan experience quickly became an obsession.
Are there any key individuals outside of your organization that have been of great help to your startup?
Tim Draper – attending his entrepreneurial school, Draper University, in Silicon Valley, and getting hands on advice from one of the pioneers of technology and venture capital along with numerous other successful entrepreneurs. We were taught us extremely valuable lessons in raising money, forming teams, building companies, persevering through difficult times, and failing and failing again until you succeed! There have also been a number of family members, friends and mentors who have helped to guide us along the way.
What advice would you like to share with others just starting out?
Persistence, patience and perseverance! My advice would be to sit back and take a look at all of your hobbies – things you truly love to do. Try and identify gaps or problems that exist in any one of them, and identify how you can solve them or find a better more efficient way to do something you love. Stay positive, think big, don't take no for an answer and surround yourself with people who support your endeavours. I think some of the most successful entrepreneurs are those who have turned their hobbies into businesses.
Take advantage of all the resources on the web – Stanford University and General Assembly have lots of great free and inexpensive online courses, read major blogs like TechCrunch and entrepreneur.com, and we would also strongly suggest applying to Draper University in the Valley.
What made you choose to go down the path of entrepreneurship?
Zack – I grew up in an extremely entrepreneurial household. My Dad was always on the move, networking, doing deals, starting new businesses so I naturally absorbed a lot of these traits. I was 21 years old and in the middle of completing my International Business Degree at Concordia University in Montreal. An opportunity presented itself for me to start a parking lot line painting business in Calgary. At the time I was beginning to get sick and tired of being judged strictly based on academic performance and all the pressures associated with it, so I took on the mindset that not all success depended on simply a 'letter grade'. I believed that I could begin to accomplish things by controlling my own destiny. I took a leave of absence from school that year to start the line painting company and have not looked back ever since. 7 years later, Hubb Music is now the 5th company that I have founded.
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Having spent a good chunk of time in two of the most mature startup ecosystems such Toronto and San Francisco, I think one of the weaknesses in Alberta's ecosystem stems from the mindset of the investment community. If it's not Oil and Gas or Real Estate, then they're not interested. For startups in the province trying to raise money in early stages, often times they are forced to look elsewhere, when in all reality there is boatloads of money right here on our home soil. That said, I think there is a shift in mindsets taking place as investors are getting more educated about the tech space, thanks to the entrepreneurs and startup organizations in the province who are taking chances and thinking outside the box.
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We are always on the lookout for likeminded entrepreneurs to join our team! Feel free to get in touch if you are interested in helping to redefine the music industry – firstname.lastname@example.com
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What to eat at The Keg? . . . I've had no luck in the past...
Hey Guys,
I'm not a huge fan of The Keg but a bunch of old classmates of mine have settled on going there on Friday night . . . are there any menu items that are CHOW worthy that I should order while I'm there . . . . I love all foods so I'm open to anything on the menu . . . Give me your favorites!!
I love that place, it's a guilty pleasure... I like the mushroom neptunes, the escargot, french onion soup and the baseball sirloin... hopefully not all in the same sitting... when in Rome...
re: hungryabbey
I agree the prime rib is always excellent at Keg Mansion, but not so at some other Keg locations....won't recommend it at the Richmond Hill location.
re: tampopo
hm thats good to know. I have only ever been to the mansion. I guess I assumed everything was standardized, but I guess thats not true. Are the prices different at the other kegs?
I had the prime rib last time; it was fine, but all the sides and the apps we ordered were so salty I was dehydrated for two days. It all tasted like the cook drowned them in salt and some sort of "mrs. dash" uberspice.
To me, the best bet at the Keg is the trio of mini burgers on the bar menu. They each have a different topping, and because they're small, they're actually nice and juicy. It would probably take 2 or 3 orders to make a full meal, though, and you're friends might look at you pretty weird for that one ;)
re: fickle
I usually get the sliders (mini-burgers) and then the "Keg sized" nachos. They are both delicious and it's a whole meal. But yes, those sliders are the best thing on the whole menu. That and a martini!
re: canadianbeaver
Hot name. But I find that they freeze the beef for their burgers and have seen on more than two occasions freezer burn. I stick to the steaks as they are usually cooked right. Baseball sirloin medium rare is nice.
re: Jacquilynne
Plain old steak. Prime rib is ok. Whatever you do, don't order the blue cheese steak.
re: caitlink
Why not? I like the blue cheese steak with the heaviest red wine I can get. I don't go often enough to call it a guilty pleasure, but it would be if I did! Recently had the same thing (steak with blue cheese on top) at Ruth's Chris in Chicago and loved it there as well. Felt a bit sick afterwards (just because of the fat content: my diet is generally low in fat), but I'd do it again 2nite if I could :).
Lobsterfest is on until the 17th, I believe, and if your into that, you can score a two-pounder for $39
re: wildphoenix
I agree. Cant go wrong with fajittas or mini burgers. Steaks are never any good, same with most items on the lunch menu, salads and sandwiches are disappointing.
re: CuriousCat
Me too. I can't stand their steaks, the appetizers are all awful, the desserts are big and bland, the burgers (at lunch) are dry like sawdust, but they have the best prime rib in town. Not just best for the price, but the best period.
So I always order the onion soup (the least bad of the appetizers) and a prime rib dinner with baked potato, and a couple of martinis.
re: obstructionist
I've never had much luck with their steaks either. Agree about the french onion soup too -- I've had it, but can't remember much about it. Which at least says it wasn't terrible! I usually get one of their PR classic dinners, and never have room for dessert after.
I'd actually like to retract my rec for the escargot. I did enjoy them a lot the one time I had them, but I was also starving, so it was likely not the most balanced of perspectives. I mean, at that point, anything drowned in butter would taste fantastic.
re: CuriousCat
It's going to be pretty hard to find a restaurant that doesn't use canned snails, pressed garlic, and butter baked in a dish. Having said that, escargot is a safer bet than some dishes.
For the price-point I think they make a great steak. I have the baseball sirloin Chicago/Kansas style (charred on the outside) and that's just perfect with a caesar salad. Sure the rib-eye at Morton's is great, but you aren't paying $26 for that either.
Go and have fun.
The prime rib at the Yonge/Sheppard location is pretty bad. In fact the last time i went there (a few weeks ago) everyone complained that their meat was sub-par.
I hear they have great nachos :)
The Keg is what it is. A reliable good quality steak house/bar. I have eaten there 100s of times(no lie) Mushrooms neptune, a good bloody caesar, great value sirloins and low mark up wines. what I like about them best, they make sure they address customer complaints properly. Stray from the menu core and you will miss out
re: rayrayray
I like the baked potato actually, its not too bad and great for dipping in any juices from the meat on your plate :)
I will have to try the tempura peas.
If I don't get the prime rib then I usually get the "Keg Sized NY Striploin"... And yeah, chicago style is pretty awesome as long as its not over done
I read it a bunch of times on this post but i would have to agree, the Prime Rib is my go to menu item every time... Try the twice baked potato as a side.
Ok - this is important!!!
The only real way to eat any steak at the Keg is "Chicago" style. They have it on the menu as a way of cooking (under the rare to well-done list). This means they actually flavour the meat, then sear the outside of the meat really well. This inside can be any way you want it but I recomend rare as it will come out medium rare then. It actaully turns out to be quite a good steak that way!
Let us know how it goes.
re: julesrules
It's quite ridiculously delicious. No fine European pastry but perfect after steak and potatoes.
Mocha ice cream on a chocolate crust, with hot fudge, caramel and almonds.
Can I actually add a tag-along question? I agree with everyone here who's replied, "Prime rib, prime rib, prime rib." That's all I ever order (with the odd app). but here's the weird thing: Until recently, I had never been disappointed. Until recently. But the past two times I've been (Keg Mansion, both times), the prime rib has been, well, less than stellar. In addition to being extremely gristly, there was next to no flavour.
Now, both of these times were very early in the evening (say somewhere between 4:30 and 5:30 maybe). Could that have anything to do with it? I know next to nothing about meat, but I was speculating that maybe the cuts nearer the mid-section (?) would be better, and that it would be a worthwhile endeavor to aim for a 7:30-8:30 start next time.
Any advice would be much appreciated.
Skip the apps - say you want the steak dinner - that comes with a decent caesar salad - keg size your steak - damn fine!
You can get a NY strip or regulat sirloin - with twice baked potato - or whatever you want as a side - with onion strings that comes with the caesar salad. Not even on the menu and they barely charge anymore than the regular NY strip dinner. Add like $7.00 - thats with the keg sized steak.
This experience is only at the Keg Mansion though - which is way above the rest!
Billy Miner Pie should not be missed!
I agree that the locations vary wildly in quality. For me, the York street one is best for averaging both quality, ambiance, and service [and FYI the one in St. John's is terrible on all three, but of course you won't be going to that one!]. My regular is the bacon wrapped scallops to start, and a medium-rare filet classic dinner [I find their sirloins aren't good]. This leaves me too stuffed for dessert, but I concur with other posters about the Billy minor pie if you're so inclined.
Thanks Everyone,
Sorry I didn't reply earlier but I just havn't been on the CHOW lately . . . I think I'm going to go with the the Tempura Peas and then It's going to be a Chicago style rare Keg Sized striploin with the double baked on the side . . . going to skip the dessert as it's not my thing...
I'll report back on how it went...
So...We had our night out at the Keg and it was actually pretty decent . . . The Tempura Snap Peas and Asparagus was nicely covered in a very light batter with a nice sauce to dip into . . . I then went for the Keg sized NY Strip Chicago style and ordered it rare...you guys were right . . . it came out just under medium rare which was perfect and it was very well charred on the outside with good seasoning . . . my side was the twice baked potato which was also a good call . . . the ceasar salad was also pretty good too . . .
all in all a good meal with good friends
Thanks for the recs..
P.S. They also make a really good mojito at the keg as well!!
re: snackboy
Thanks (to Chickadee too) for the tip about Chicago style temperatures. I'd always order steaks Chicago style, and then be frustrated when they came out overdone. The waiters never mentioned ordering one step cooler, but I will be sure to try again next time I eat there. Glad you had a nice meal!
re: Fat Swine
Went to the Keg Mansion last night with six other ladies to celebrate the 60th birthday of one of the ladies. The ambience was wonderful, the drinks were great and the service was good. The restaurant was jam packed on a Wednesday night. The food was so salty that it was in my opinion inedible. I thankfully ordered the teriyaki sauce on the side and it was pure salt. The steak itself was salty. I ordered a side of Mediterranean Calamari which was offered for an additional $4. It did consist of calamari, diced tomatoes, olives and feta cheese, which are salty. I have been to The Keg on York Street on many occasions, mostly for lunch, but also for a dinner or two, and I find the standard of control of the food in the kitchen to be of a much higher level. We all had a wonderful time and the birthday girl was delilghted, but the food was less than spectacular!
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Eye To The Future
Observing feathered behavior is a favorite pasttime, particularly when one individual becomes part of my landscape, part of my family.
My girl's nest building was furtive, unnoticed. But her alarm routine while I gardened prompted a determined hunt ending at a low growing pine, her nest just above eye level. Gleefully I imagined the clutch she was protecting, and anticipated the addition of nestling peeps to our spring bird symphony.
I sat at my desk Friday, the clatter of the keyboard drowned out by alarm cries. I was driven to such distraction that I left my desk and walked out on the front porch. At least a dozen robins were participating in a flock alarm pattern, alternately swooping through the air, diving toward the ground or calling from a nearby maple. Perched at the top of the six foot pine was a Red-tailed Hawk, leering into the shrub's branches. At my nest.
I joined the flock alarm, clapping my hands and shouting "HEY!!!" My herding dog turned his eye on the raptor and added his command. With great deliberation the hawk looked down, then around, then slowly spread her wings to a lazy lift off. Atop my neighbors hemlock, twenty-four inches of taloned feathers observed our interspecies team for another minute before abandoning the project all together.
A short while later I held a compact mirror above the nest to glimpse the raptor's intended prize–four blind, down-covered nestlings. Several hours passed before I checked one more time on my nest, only to be met by a mother's stern gaze. We both have our eye on the future.
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UPDATED Strangers Cross My Path Again: The Minor Family Album
I am becoming a bit wary of this great-great-grandmother of mine, Mary Jane Minor. She does not appear to have had much of a design plan for this photograph album, for turning to pages six and seven, I am greeted by strangers once again. Strangers from Iowa.
The man sports a full beard and moustache, and wears his plaid coat unbuttoned to show off the matching vest and watch chain. He appears to be in his mid-late forties. The woman looks to be about ten years his junior and wears her hair parted in the middle with no bangs and severely swept back to the nape of her neck. Her dress is made of a dark cloth, the tightly fitted bodice decorated with ornate embroidery trim on either side of the column of buttons and a bit of lace peeking out at the throat. The puffed shoulders of her slim sleeves are my best hint that this photograph was taken sometime between 1888 and 1893, when women's fashion dictated ever fuller leg of mutton sleeves. Before 1888, the sleeve would have been sewn flat at the shoulder.
The photographer was Matthew G. Maxwell who first learned his trade while working for Mr. Goldsberry of Bedford,Taylor County, Iowa. By the time of these portraits, Mr. Maxwell had an established studio in Mt. Ayr, in the neighboring county of Ringgold.
Neither of these two folks are Mary Jane's children, all of whom can be accounted for back east. John P Minor (Jr.) was married with a child, and living right down the road from Mary Jane and Marion. Sarah Minor Herrington was a widow, with a child, and living nearby. Olfred had died in 1886, and his widow and children were being cared for locally by Mary Jane and Marion. And Robert, my grandfather, was still living at the home farm on Ceylon Road with his parents.
Time to shake the family branches!
A few candidates fall out during the search for middle aged relatives living in or near Mt. Ayr, Ringgold County, Iowa in the late 1880s.
- John Minor Stephenson was Mary Jane's nephew, as his mother, Hannah, was Marion Minor's sister. John had moved to a farm near the village of Maloy in Ringgold County with his wife, Mary Dulaney, in 1867. In 1888, John would have been 54 and Mary would have been 44. If Iowa fashion lagged trends, and the photographs were actually taken in the early 1890s, then John would have been in his late fifties and Mary in her late forties.
- John P. Keenan was another nephew, son of Isabelle Minor Keenan. John went to Taylor County, Iowa in the 1870s, and for several years herded cattle before purchasing land of his own in neighboring Ringgold County. He married Minnie and eventually went back to Taylor County farming land close to the town of Blockton. In the late 1880s John P. would have been in his early thirties, and his wife Minnie in her early twenties.
- John Keenan's sister was also in Taylor County, Iowa. Hannah and her husband, John Milton Hartley relocated from Greene County, Pennsylvania to Iowa in 1874. The two raised their family on a Taylor County farm before starting a business in the town of Maloy, Ringgold County, Iowa. In 1888, Hannah would have been 35 years old and husband John would have been 48.
- Two other Greene County boys had settled in Taylor County, Iowa by the late 1880s, Jesse and John P. Minor, sons of Marion's brother–and next door neighbor–Samuel. They and their wives held contiguous farms just south of the town of Blockton. Jesse would have been in his late thirties and Olive in her late twenties. John P. and Mary Ellen would have been in their late twenties.
Let's suppose at the time of the portrait session, the residences of all these Minor kids were within traveling distance of Matthew G. Maxwell's studio in Mt. Ayr. Jesse and John P. Minor were too young to be the gentleman shown. Furthermore, I have comparison portraits of these guys which confirm that Mr. Page Seven is not a picture of them!
John Stevenson would have been much older than the man in this photograph.
John and Minnie Keenan would have been much younger than the two pictured here.
The most likely identity of this couple–with what I know now–is Hannah Keenen Hartley and her husband John Milton.
I will have to keep an open mind as I continue this puzzle, matching up letters and documents with what clues I have in photographs. But for the moment…I think have added one more stranger to my family tree.
Well, THAT sense of satisfaction was short-lived!!!
I followed up my blog post yesterday with another google search for the Hartleys, to expand my sense of their space, their era, their dreams. And found this page on the Ringgold, Iowa GenWeb site:
Dare to compare. Hannah Hartley appears to have a bigger frame and a broader nose than my Victorian lady. And John Milton Hartley appears to be bald, whereas my dude is thinning at the temple. I must return these faces to the stranger pile, to be hung on my family tree at some future date.
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Page Five of The MINOR FAMILY ALBUM
How good it is to see familiar faces!!
The fifth page frames a young couple's portrait, carefully staged to tell the story of a momentous autumn day. Robert Minor had just taken May Stevenson's hand in marriage.
The twenty-three year old groom was dressed in well-tailored pin-striped pants worn with a frock coat and matching waist coat–a fashion which would indicate that the Thursday wedding was held during the day. His bride, seventeen year old May Stevenson, wore an exquisite gown with lace at the throat, on the bodice, and at the cuffs. The hat, no doubt designed and made by her milliner mother, Mary Jones Stevenson, was trimmed in the this same lace and finished with feathers. September 8, 1892 was a grand day for these families.
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Descriptive Prompt: Precise Language
Incorporate sensory details into a piece of descriptive writing. First, elementary and middle schoolers improve a piece of writing by using precise, vivid language, as well as appropriate word choice. They then listen to a variety of read aloud books which focus on the senses.
3rd - 8th English Language Arts CCSS: Adaptable
Details, Details, Details
Have you assigned your learners a creative writing project, only to find that their incredible creativity doesn't easily translate to writing? Here's some practice to kick them into sensory overload! Using their five senses, they choose vocabulary words from a word bank to describe a variety of scenarios.
5th - 8th English Language Arts CCSS: Adaptable
The Memory Box: Descriptive Writing
A great way to reinforce descriptive writing, this lesson serves as an exploration of adjectives and sensory words. First, pupils describe a family tradition using as many sensory details as they can. Then, they try to draw a scene from a story using the details provided.
4th - 7th English Language Arts CCSS: Adaptable
Mrs. McWilliams and the Lightning (1880)
Dress up to catch the class's attention before reading a silly story aloud. Learners identify five sensory details within the story and interpret two metaphors. They then collaborate on sequencing events before retelling the story using storyboard illustrations.
3rd - 4th English Language Arts
Setting: Sensory Details: Twelve Dancing Princesses
Encourage your class to use sensory details in their writing with this activity! This worksheet provides a short passage about dancing princesses and asks young writers to identify sensory details, develop a setting for a folktale, and write a description of the setting.
2nd - 4th English Language Arts CCSS: Adaptable
"Night Heat": A Mood Piece
Class members journal about a special place, combining sensory details with personal experiences to create a mood piece. After sharing their work in small groups, learners read "Night Heat," by Mike Lewis. The subsequent discussion focuses on details Lewis uses to create the mood of the narrative.
10th English Language Arts CCSS: Adaptable
Details, Details, Details
Writing can become one-dimensional if authors don't involve all their senses. First, scholars observe a strange object which, ideally, they can touch and even smell. Without using certain words (you can create a list or have the class come up with overused words), they use their senses to paint a picture of the item.
3rd - 8th English Language Arts CCSS: Adaptable
Setting: Sensory Details: Up to Grandmother's Attic
Activate sensory writing with this activity. First, learners read a passage called "Up to Grandmother's Attic," which is full of sensory details. After identifying the descriptive words in the passage, novice writers think of a setting for a new story, picture it in their mind, and then fill in their ideas on the chart provided.
3rd - 5th English Language Arts
"Snapshot" Exercises & Sensory Detail Word Bank
Read a sample of creative descriptive writing to your science class. Discuss how writing can be used to record and communicate observations that scientists make. Reading selections and thought-provoking questions are suggested. Also included are a sensory observation sheet for elementary learners and a sensory detail word bank for middle and high schoolers.
2nd - 12th English Language Arts
Come To Your Senses
Write narratives that include ideas, observations, or memories of an event or experience, and be sure to use concrete sensory details! Groups utilize a few of the famous I Spy books in order to create narratives that utilize sensory details.
3rd - 4th English Language Arts CCSS: Adaptable
Add to the narrative writing experience. Elementary or middle school writers listen to the teacher read a descriptive passage, then reread the same passage silently. They highlight sensory details and figurative language, then orally share their highlighted sections.
5th - 8th English Language Arts
Focused Description
Writers tap into the five senses to write excellent descriptions. Learners can fill out this organizer as they prepare to write a paragraph, or after reading one. They first consider subject, purpose, and audience, and then note down details in the space provided.
6th - 8th English Language Arts CCSS: Adaptable
Songwriting Skill - Elaboration: Vanessa Hudgens - "Sneakernight"
The second in a series of nine exercises designed to develop songwriting skills introduces the idea of elaboration. After a close reading and discussion of the elaborations in Vanessa Hudgens' "Sneakernight," young songwriters practice using sensory details and examples to engage listeners.
5th - 10th English Language Arts
Reading Examples: Gary Paulsen
Explore the concept of literal and figurative language in this language arts language lesson. After reading an excerpt from Gary Paulsen's memoir, middle schoolers then classify the information in the memoir by drawing conclusions, inferring information, and identifying literal or figurative language.
5th - 8th English Language Arts
Writing a Narrative Movie Script with the Use of a Viewfinder
And...action! Turn your middle schoolers into filmmakers with this writing and visual arts lesson plan. After reading Monster by Walter Dean Myers, they create a viewfinder using an empty toilet paper roll to make a storyboard for their narrative movie script.
5th - 9th Visual & Performing Arts
Go Free or Die: Figurative Language
Figures of speech, sensory details, and academic language are all targeted while reading Chapter Two of J. Ferris' Go Free or Die. First, learners engage in an exercise to practice describing with detail. Then, partners use a chart to record and explain the meaning of the examples of figurative language listed.
3rd - 5th English Language Arts
Go Free or Die
Groups of older elementary learners begin their study of figurative language by visiting a website and completing the exercises detailed there. They then apply what they have learned by finding examples in several poems. Finally, they work independently locating examples of figurative language in Chapter Four of J.
4th - 7th English Language Arts
Like Water for Chocolate: How-to Narrative Essay
Connect Laura Esquivel's Like Water for Chocolate to student experience with this how-to narrative essay. Writers weave the instructions from their own family recipe into a narrative using sensory details. This assignment sheet includes a checklist of requirements for this 2-page paper.
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I've been using windowblinds 8.04 for sometime and now 8.05, but, for some reason, at some random point, merely using the PC, i get some partial de-skining.
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I'm using windows 8.1 update 1 x64, the problem is in both windowsblind 8.04 and 8.05
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It looks like something caused the global colour scheme to be reset.
I would keep an eye on what you are doing before it happens as that's likely to help work out what is causing it.
I tried, actually, i just started the PC and left it there, doing nothing, and it still happened after a while.
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Chapter 5122-7 Client Services; Personnel
(A) The purpose of this rule shall be to promote and protect the rights of clients receiving intensive and specialized services and forensic inpatient services.
(B) The provisions of this rule shall be applicable to all regional psychiatric hospitals (RPHs) providing inpatient services under the managing responsibility of the department.
(C) The following definition shall apply to this rule in addition to or in place of those appearing in rule 5122-1-01 of the Administrative Code:
"Consumer" means a person who is or has received inpatient services; a client, an ex-patient; a parent; a relative of the consumer; or guardian of person; an advocacy group; or other interested citizen.
(D) The policy of the department shall be to promote and protect the rights of clients receiving inpatient services consistent with a concern for human dignity, respect, recovery and quality clinical care; to respond promptly and effectively to consumer concerns, inquiries, and complaints; and to promote and evaluate consumer satisfaction with services provided.
(E) Organization and responsibilities of ODMH's advocacy program:
(1) An ODMH client rights and advocacy specialist lead for inpatient services shall be appointed for the department under the supervision of the chief of the office of consumer advocacy and protection (CAP) in central office.
General responsibilities of the ODMH client rights and advocacy specialist lead, under the supervision of the CAP chief shall include, but are not be limited to the following:
(a) Providing support for client rights specialists within the RPHs;
(b) Serving as resource person for statewide and individual client advocacy;
(c) Evaluating and reviewing department policies, procedures, and mechanisms for assurance of client rights;
(d) Ensuring that alleged client abuse and neglect cases receive prompt and appropriate action;
(e) Promoting liaison with federal, state, local, community, legal and civil rights advocacy groups;
(f) Consulting with appropriate department staff, including executive committee team, regarding responses to mediations, complaints, grievances and grievance appeals including those having a potential impact on policy development;
(g) Under the supervision/direction of the CAP chief, referring matters requiring legal expertise in the area of client rights to the department's office of legal services;
(h) Investigating and responding to client grievance appeals;
(i) Meeting with RPH client rights specialists on at least a quarterly basis;
(j) Preparing quarterly and annual reports on RPH and central office mediations, complaints, grievances and grievance appeals including number received, types, and resolution status of complaints, grievances and appeals; and
(k) Meeting semi-annually, or more often as needed, with the policy committee for RPH advocacy to review and address trends and patterns, review policies and procedures, and provide direction on departmental response to mediations, complaints, grievances and grievance appeals, as warranted.
(2) Each RPH or campus of multi-site RPH shall have at least one full-time client rights specialist for inpatient services, who reports directly to the chief executive officer (CEO).
Each RPH or campus of multi-site RPH shall have a designated client rights specialist alternate, appointed by the CEO and who reports to the CEO.
(3) Duties for the RPH client rights specialist shall include, but are not limited to the following:
(a) Planning, implementing and coordinating RPH or campus of multi-site RPH client advocacy programs, including mediation; developing policies and procedures which promote and protect human rights; monitoring and evaluating RPH or campus of multi-site RPH compliance; establishing mechanisms for resolution of client advocacy problems; providing consultation, mediation negotiation, training and technical advice; representing RPH or campus of multi-site RPH on matters concerning patient rights;
(b) Providing client advocacy services; including mediation; assuring that persons served are informed of and have access to mediation services; assuring adequate privacy for client interviews; being accessible to clients in person and at work locations; representing and assisting clients especially in the areas of rights, abuse and neglect, and fulfillment of recovery and human dignity; investigating and responding to grievances on behalf of clients; attending RPH investigatory interviews with clients, as requested by clients; protecting human and civil rights; reviewing unusual incident reports as part of the quality assurance process; ensuring that clients have legal representation at court hearings related to hospital services intensive and specialized services and forensic inpatient service; and ensuring that client rights are prominently displayed in writing on every unit;
(c) Attending meetings related to client advocacy; serving as a member of the executive governing body and other committees to ensure representation of the advocacy program; preparing reports for RPH or campus administration and central office; maintaining records; responding in writing to correspondence pertaining to client advocacy;
(d) Involvement in providing input into program and environmental improvements to meet the needs as identified by clients, and assuring protection of patient rights; involvement in and notification of administrative decisions affecting client rights, choice, dignity and recovery;
(e) Advising all levels of RPH staff and volunteers of clients' rights; meeting with policy committee as necessary; consulting with appropriate department staff, including legal staff, regarding policy issues and/or responses to complaints or grievances;
(f) Advocating for clients' access to community mental health systems, and facilitating access to other outside entities, including legal counsel, as needed;
(g) Assuring that equal opportunity is implemented with particular emphasis on advocating for the rights of people with disabilities not to be discriminated against in the provision of service on the basis of religion, race, ethnicity, color, creed, sex, national origin, age, lifestyle, physical or mental handicap, disability, developmental disability, or inability to pay as prescribed in department policies, rules, and state and federal statutes;
(h) Ensuring that each client understands his/her rights and is provided with the client rights in oral and written format, including the functions of and resources available through the Ohio legal rights service, and explanation of his/her rights as indicated in this paragraph:
(i) The written rights shall be furnished to a client within twenty-four hours after admission; and
(ii) If a client is unable to read or speaks a language other than standard English as a primary means of communication, or has a limitation on his/her ability to communicate effectively, such as deafness or hearing impairment, the list of rights shall be explained to him/her by providing interpreters, readers and/or appropriate communication devices or other assistance.
(4) Compliance with paragraph (E)(3)(h) of this rule shall be monitored by the RPH quality assurance programs and shall be documented in the client's medical record; and
(5) An RPH policy committee on client advocacy for intensive and specialized services and forensic inpatient services shall be established by the department in central office to monitor and oversee the hospital services client complaint and grievance procedure, review policies and procedures, and provide direction to the client rights and advocacy specialist lead and RPH client rights specialists on department responses to mediations, complaints, grievances, and grievance appeals.
(a) The committee shall be comprised of the RPH client rights specialists, the deputy director for hospital services, chief of the office of consumer advocacy and protection and/or the client rights and advocacy specialist lead, legal counsel, and the director of the department or designee.
(b) The committee shall meet at least semi-annually or more frequently as determined by the members of the committee.
Replaces: 5122-7-02
Promulgated Under: 111.15
Statutory Authority: 5119.01 , 5119.02 , 5122.27 through 5122.301
Rule Amplifies: 5119.01 , 5119.02 , 5122.27 through 5122.301
Prior Effective Dates: 6-5-1978, 7-1-1980, 9-6-1999
(A) The purpose of this rule shall be to establish the minimum duties and responsibilities of Ohio department of mental health (ODMH) hospital police, and to establish that no firearms shall be dispensed, carried or discharged in any building or on the grounds of any facility that is operating under the control of ODMH, except as provided below.
(B) The provisions of this rule shall be applicable to all facilities under the managing responsibility of ODMH. The firearms restrictions stated in this rule shall include, but not be restricted to, employees of ODMH hospital police departments.
(C) The following definitions shall apply to this rule in addition to or in place of those appearing in rule 5122-1-01 of the Administrative Code:
(1) "Chief of police" means an individual appointed to supervise ODMH hospital police department personnel, operations, and security functions. This individual is appointed by the hospital chief executive officer, subject to joint selection or approval by the ODMH security consultant (or in his/her absence, the ODMH chief legal counsel) and final approval by the director.
(2) "Police officer" means any special police officer, as defined in section 5119.14 of the Revised Code, who is under the supervision of the hospital chief of police. A police officer has special training and authority, including the power to arrest under section 5119.14 of the Revised Code. Hereinafter, ODMH police officers are referred to collectively as "hospital police."
(3) "Firearm" means any pistol, revolver, rifle, shotgun, or any part of any such weapon (or any ammunition for any such weapon, or any other weapon capable of discharging a projectile or projectiles that can wound, fatally or otherwise, the person of another). This definition includes unloaded firearms and any firearm which is inoperable but which can readily be rendered operable.
(4) "Securing the scene" means taking actions necessary to stabilize all existing factors and conditions which could destroy or disturb evidence at the scene of a death, an alleged patient abuse, or where any other suspected criminal offense has been committed.
(5) "Safety officer" means a hospital employee designated by the chief executive officer to develop, implement, and supervise the hospital's safety program.
(6) "Safety committee" and/or "environment of care committee" means a group of hospital employees responsible for reviewing, advising, and/or promoting the hospital's safety program.
(7) "Stun gun" means a weapon designed to stun or temporarily immobilize a victim, especially by delivering a high-voltage electric shock. This includes the trademark taser device.
(D) Requirements ofhospital police
(1) Hospital police shall provide protection and security for the patients , visitors, staff, grounds and buildings under the operating authority of the hospital.
(2) Hospital police shall be aware of and sensitive to the therapeutic needs of patients, and shall participate whenever possible in assisting patients in their recovery.
(3) Hospital police may be required to serve as patient escorts as deemed necessary on a facility-by-facility basis.
(4) All reports, including reports of investigations, shall be properly filed, maintained, and secured to protect the confidentiality of persons involved as required by section 5122.31 of the Revised Code. All reports shall be made using standardized departmental forms or forms approved by the chief of police. Requests for access to, or copies of police reports shall follow ODMH policy L-13, "ODMH Public Records Policy".
(5) All inpatient and CSN incidents of workplace violence shall be reviewed annually by the hospital police department, as required by ODMH policy L-01, "Workplace Violence Policy and Procedure" and shared with the hospital chief executive officer in order to identify trends and learning opportunities.
(E) Responsibilities of hospital police
(1) The chief of police shall be responsible for all police department functions, supervision of all police department personnel, and regular performance of the following duties:
(a) Submission of routine reports to the chief executive officer, security consultant, and/or director as directed. An annual report shall be completed which includes measures to improve the operation of the hospital's police department.
(b) Preparation of a policy and procedure manual, which shall be reviewed and approved by the chief executive officer and used to instruct hospital police with respect to the police department's role in assisting patients in their recovery, police functions, and relationships with other departments and programs of the hospital.
(c) Immediate securing of the scene and notifying the chief executive officer or designee, the ODMH security consultant, and the Ohio state highway patrol of any criminal offense or of any allegation of patient/client abuse occurring on any property under the control of ODMH.
(2) Hospital police shall provide the following services:
(a) Enforce the laws of the state of Ohio and investigate any alleged violation of a state statute or organizational policy (as needed). In general, hospital police shall not manage the activities or behavior of patients unless a violation of state law is evident.
(b) Provide assistance to patients, family members and clinical staff in the ongoing process of recovery from the effects of a severe and persistent mental illness.
(c) Investigate all alleged crimes and report suspected illegal activities by employees to the hospital chief of police, who shall then make certain that the ODMH security consultant and the Ohio state highway patrol are both notified. If the Ohio state highway patrol elects not to handle a case, prosecution of suspected illegal activities will be pursued by the hospital police when the chief executive officer and ODMH security consultant concur.
(d) Investigate incidents, fires, and accidents pursuant to the applicable administrative rules promulgated by the department. A safety officer may be assigned to handle certain of these designated duties.
(e) Patrol the hospital's property and buildings in order to identify and report security, fire and safety hazards found and to request corrective maintenance action. Damaged property or conditions which are potentially dangerous to life or property and which are to be reported include defective fire or first aid equipment or unavailability of equipment.
(f) Remove or cause to be removed nuisances or obstructions from the hospital's property.
(g) Assist in the evacuation of patients, staff members and visitors in the event of an emergency and also to assist in providing security and shelter for those persons evacuated.
(h) Provide security, as needed, for public meetings on the property.
(i) Assist consumers, employees, or visitors by rendering emergency first aid, requesting medical assistance, or assisting in their transportation in emergencies.
(j) As an emergency intervention at the request of a clinical supervisor, assist in the control of a patient's behavior when such behavior presents a danger of physical harm to himself/herself and/or others.
(k) Investigate and file reports of vehicle accidents occurring on hospital property.
(l) Investigate employee accidents and complete police reports of these accidents; complete necessary documentation for possible workers' compensation claims in accordance with the hospital's written policies and procedures.
(m) Unless handled by the hospital's safety officer or safety/environment of care committee, develop and implement procedures for emergency evacuations and fire drills pursuant to the applicable rules promulgated by the department.
(n) Actively participate on the hospital's safety/environment of care committee, as appointed.
(o) Control the flow of vehicle traffic and parking on hospital property in accordance with hospital directives and the applicable administrative rules and state statutes.
(p) Maintain a daily radio/telephone log and make written reports of all activities.
(q) In addition to the aforementioned duties, hospital police shall observe the powers and duties as provided in section 5119.14 of the Revised Code.
(3) Training and expectations
(a) Training in job functions shall be available to all hospital BHO police and shall follow guidelines established by the training component of the appropriate division, including at least the minimum number of hours of training as mandated by the Ohio peace officers training council and provided by an academy which is recognized and accredited by the Ohio peace officers training council.
(b) First aid classes shall be mandatory for all hospital police.
(c) Hospital police shall not be expected to place their lives or the lives of other persons in jeopardy in order to discharge their duties.
(d) Hospital police shall not be expected to violate administrative rules or policies in the discharge of their duties.
(e) If the chief executive officer or any member of his or her administrative staff directs or orders the chief of police or a police officer to cease or not initiate an investigation of a reported or suspected violation of any state statute or administrative rule, such order shall not be carried out without first consulting the department security consultant. The order shall then be placed in writing with a copy to the director.
(F) Firearms restrictions
(1) Firearms shall not be stored, dispensed, carried or discharged in any building or on the grounds of any facility under the operating control of ODMH, except when a visiting police agency needs to lock its gun(s) in a safe area.
(2) No patient, visitor, hospital employee, including police officers, shall possess, store, dispense, carry or discharge a personally-owned firearm on the grounds of a facility under the operating control of ODMH.
(3) Ohio state highway patrol officers, local law enforcement authorities, or other persons duly authorized to carry firearms may not carry such weapons into patient contact areas of the facility unless a special request has been made by the chief executive officer in the event of a life-threatening emergency situation which could require the use of deadly force.
(4) Special requests granted by the chief executive officer, which are exceptions to the rule stated in paragraph (F)(1) of this rule, shall be reported immediately to the director of ODMH, or designee, and a written report of such incident shall be made to the director within twenty-four hours explaining the need for such actions.
(5) Any person who violates this policy shall have committed an action which may be cause for removal, as well as, arrest and prosecution under section 2921.36 of the Revised Code.
(G) Stun gun restrictions
(1) Except as authorized in ODMH policy L-14, "ODMH Hospital Police Use of Electronic Control Device" and when a visiting policy agency needs to lock its stun gun(s) in a safe area, stun guns shall not be stored, dispensed, carried or discharged in any building or on the grounds of any facility under the operating control of ODMH.
(2) No person, including police officers and other hospital employees, shall possess, store, dispense, carry or discharge a personally-owned stun gun on the grounds of a facility under the operating control of ODMH.
(3) Ohio state highway patrol officers, local law enforcement authorities, or other persons duly authorized to carry stun guns may not carry such weapons into patient contact areas of the facility unless a special request has been made by the chief executive officer in the event of a life-threatening emergency situation which could require the use of deadly force.
(4) Special requests granted by the chief executive officer, which are exceptions to the rule stated in paragraph (G)(1) of this rule shall be reported immediately to the director of ODMH, or designee, and a written report of such incident shall be made to the director within twenty-four hours explaining the need for such actions.
(5) Any person who violates this policy shall have committed an action which may be cause for removal.
(H) Equipment
(1) A night stick or riot baton may be carried by hospital police only when patrolling outside of buildings, and then only with prior approval of the chief executive officer. The use of a blackjack, slapjack, or similar type of weapon is prohibited.
(2) Equipment which discharges chemical gases, such as chemical mace, may be carried with prior approval of the chief executive officer, but only for patrolling outside of buildings. Such equipment shall not be used to control or subdue a patient.
(I) Implementation. The chief executive officer of each hospital shall be responsible for prescribing guidelines for implementation of this rule.
Promulgated Under: 111.15
Statutory Authority: 111.15 , 2921.36 , 5119.01 , 5119.14 , 5122.31 , 5503.02
Rule Amplifies: 2921.36 , 5119.01 , 5119.14 , 5122.31 , 5503.02
Prior Effective Dates: 1-15-1979, 7-1-1980, 7-24-1981, 11-19-1981,
4-16-2001, 12-10-2005, 3-8-2009
R.C. 119.032 review dates: 05/28/2014
Promulgated Under: 119.03
Statutory Authority: 124.11 , 5119.071
Rule Amplifies: 124.11 , 124.152 , 5119.071
Prior Effective Dates: 11-26-1979, 7-1-1980, 2-1-2000, 1-14-2008
[This rule designated an internal management rule. For a copy of this rule, contact the Ohio Legislative Service Commission.]