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Pearland, TX 77581Neighborhood:
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- Cuisine:
SteakPrice: $31 to $50
Killen's Steakhouse
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.killenssteakhouse.com/
- Phone: 2814850844x
- Hours of Operation:
Dinner: Monday - Thursday: 5:00pm - 9:00pm, Friday - Saturday: 5:00pm - 10:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Steak, Seafood, Steakhouse
- Executive Chef: Ronnie Killen
- Dress Code: Business Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Beer, Full Bar, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Private Room, Wheelchair Access, Wine
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Don't let our building fool you, we are an upscale steakhouse right in the heart of Pearland. We are the only restaurant in town serving Allen Brothers USDA prime beef, as well as the prestigious Texas-raised Akaushi Kobe beef. Certified Executive Chef Ron Killen has returned to his home town after training at Le Cordon Bleu and honing his culinary skills throughout the U.S. Our hand-cut steaks are cooked to perfection on a state of the art infrared broiling system that seals in the natural juices of the steak, creating a one of a kind "melt in your mouth" experience. All of our food is prepared fresh daily, using only the finest produce and freshest ingredients. Even our sinfully rich desserts are homemade and the only thing frozen in our kitchen is the ice cream! Come in and see what the whole country is talking about!Continued
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Killen's Steakhouse reviews from OpenTable diners
314 reviews since May 24, 2014
- Food4.6Service4.6
- Ambiance3.9Noise LevelModerate
special occasion (241)fit for foodies (128)romantic (106)neighborhood gem (106)notable wine list (83)good for groups (45)hot spot (24)late-night find (5)great for lunch (3)kid-friendly (3)great for brunch (2)scenic view (1)Show More
- Outstanding Steak!ACSSDined on 9/17/2014This is the almost best kept secret in Houston! I say almost because it is increasingly more difficult to get a table...just goes to show how good the food is, I guess! Oh, and save room for the carrot cake - it is out-of-this-world-good!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Food and serviceOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 9/17/2014Restaurant is small and tight however the food and service were great. The only issue I really had was the girl who called to confirm our reservation was a bit rude, perhaps management can tell her how to speak to guests. Also only 1 restroom was a headache. I felt like I was at a bar waiting in line for a restroom. Other than that those are my only 2 flaws.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Best Steakhouse in Houston AreaOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 9/16/2014This place is the best. The beef selections are amazing. We love coming to this gem in Pearland. Must Eat Recommendations: Fried Asparagus with Jumbo Lump Crabmeat Piedmontese Ribeye or Bone in Filet Bread PuddingSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Killen'sOpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 9/15/2014Best steak I've had in quite awhile. Side dishes & dessert were wonderful. Great ambiance.Special Features:
- Excellent steakhouseOpenTable Diner Since 2006Dined on 9/15/2014Excellent food, wine and service. I would recommend Killen's to anyone.Special Features:
- Wonderful!OpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 9/15/2014Waiter was excellent and food was delicious! I had an 8oz filet. It was so tender and tasty! My hubby had the snapper w/lump crab meat on top. It was heavenly!! Not to mention the crab cake we had for an appetizer. Yum! Yum! EVERYTHING was delicious and seasoned so well. We will definitely go back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Steak smorgasbordOpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 9/15/2014With enough people at the table, Killens offers you the opportunity to settle any questions you might have with regards to dry or wet aging, traditional breeds vs wagyu, even domestic wagyu vs Japanese wagyu. Our dry aged Illinois corn fed steak was in the same ballpark as Peter Lugars with the edge going to the sizzling presentation at the less formal Peter Lugars. Killens is out of the way (more than an hour drive for us from downtown during rush hour). It is a quiet small place perfect for great conversation.Special Features:
- Very Impressedanniv12yearVIPDined on 9/13/2014Outstanding Steak House. My wife and I chose Killens to celebrate our 12 year anniversary and we were not disappointed. The Wagu Steak melted in our mouth...the creamed corn was awesome and the wine was great. My only complaint was their efficiency. We were in and out in an hour...Next time I will tell them to space out the courses a little better. But overall best steak I have had in a while.Special Features:
- Best Steak AroundjtrnphdVIPDined on 9/13/2014This is my 4th visit and the food is still top notch. Better have a reservation!Special Features:
- Neighborhood Gem for SteaksTexastwangVIPDined on 9/13/2014It's amazing this wonderful steakhouse would be in tucked in Pearland! We were so impressed we could choose steaks from Nebraska Corn Fed (Wet Aged), Illinois Corn Fed (Dry Aged), 100% Grass Fed or Strube Ranch American Wagyu from Pittsburg, Certified Piedmonttese (Nebraska), or true Japanese 100% Wagyu from Saga Prefecture. We especially enjoyed all the appetizers and sides we ordered: jumbo lump crab cake, jumbo asparagus, gulf shrimp cocktail, roasted bone marrow, sautéed spinach, creamed corn, creamed spinach....our server, Douglas, was excellent! Thank you for making it a special birthday celebration!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- AmazingGhopVIPDined on 9/12/2014Definitely worth the drive. The wagyu was dynamite, could cut with a fork. The crab cake, bacon wrapped scallops and pork belly appetizers were amazing. The creamed corn and Mac & cheese were delicious! The carrot cake was the best I've ever had!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- pearlandresidentDined on 9/12/2014Way too expensive for type atmosphere. My husband and I went there for our anniversary. Too many tables jammed in small rooms, way too loud. Could not hear the waiter or my husband's conversation but felt like I was sitting at the table next to me with their conversations. Steak was good but not better than others. Too expensive for anything other than a special occasion but certainly not the right atmosphere for a special occasion. Also very tacky building and decor, again for the price you are paying.Special Features:
- Both good and badDynamoBobDined on 9/11/2014The service started slow as we were not assigned a waiter. However when it was noticed then the maître d and waiter made up for the error. The fish was excellent but the steaks were all slightly overcooked and a little disappointing based on the cost and reputation of the restaurant. Overall a good choice for Pearland but not 5 stars this night.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Best Creamed Corn EverTexasTornadoDined on 9/11/2014Amazing asparagus and scallops too. Attentive waiter.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 9/10/2014Service was spectacular. Patrick had really great recommendations. Wine, appetizer & entrees were too notch. Will definitely be back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The bestTclauseDined on 9/10/2014Our food was off the charts!!! Hands down the best !!!!!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Amazing!TMehlDined on 9/10/2014Well worth the price! We were blown away with the service and the food. Our waiter was very knowledgeable and answered all of our questions thoroughly.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Killens steakhouseKatyDined on 9/10/2014A bit to dark and there was a musty damp odor as soon as you enter/then into the dining room. Steaks were great! Sides were nothing special Potatoes au gratin & broccoli cheese risotto. The drive was over 45 minutes, will not go again. Expectations were higher based on reviews.Special Features:
- BEST KEPT PEARLAND SECRETPartyof5Dined on 9/9/2014We FINALLY ate at Killen's to celebrate my husband's birthday and our anniversary. We had heard great reviews on how delicious the steaks were and we were anxious to try it out! I must say Killen's did not disappoint. We both ordered the Stub Ranch Ribeye which had to be one of the most tender and flavored ribeye I have had in a very long time. The crab cakes were the bomb-dot-com as well. I highly recommend this small joint and look forward to going back.Special Features:
- Fabulous food and serviceKimmikayeDined on 9/6/2014We've been to Killen's several times before with great results, but our last visit was definitely the most enjoyable. Our waiter was very helpful in making recommendations and the food exceeded our expectations. The dinner specials were unique and very tasty, especially the watermelon salad and the grilled tilefish with crab risotto, and my husband enjoyed the Wagyu filet immensely. We can always count on consistent food and service at Killen's and will definitely be back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- FrankLandDined on 9/5/2014I took my wife to dinner for date night and had a wonderful dining experience at Killens! Excellent food and top teir service!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- foodzoobieDined on 9/4/2014The meal was exceptional. Gorgeous presentation and seasoned perfectly. The crab cakes were the best by far from any place we have had them!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- burrell9394Dined on 9/3/2014The food and was excellent , but it was some what noisey. The tables were too close together and you could hear other tables conversations. I think this could be corrected with some acoustic modifications. We would dine there again just for the food alone.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Been there, done that.Overpriced0000Dined on 9/3/2014No imagination or creativity in food preparation. Chicken, rice and green bean meal was inedible. The filet was over cooked on one side. The crab cake appetizer was good. The overall ambiance of the restaurant was zero. We will go to Taste of Texas for our next big event.
- Great restaurant, Great Food!PearlandFoodieDined on 9/2/2014I really enjoyed the vibe of this place. The staff was excellent and 100% organic Strip Steak was cooked to perfection!!Special Features:
- expected too much left disappointedmommyDined on 8/29/2014The flavor of the food was great but my husband and myself found ourselves picking a lot of shells out of our crab cake. A roach crawled across the floor while we were dining and someone had a toddler out at 930pm who was cranky and kept crying. I hear great things about this place from everyone and it wasn't awful. At that price range I don't feel I should have to constantly spit out crab shells or see roaches or hear babies crying. It may have been an off night but I don't have another $150 to waste to test that theory. I'll go to another place next timeSpecial Features:
- Just an overly expensive TX RoadhouSgtEddieBDined on 8/29/2014For the kind of money I spent on food and tipping, I would have expected to be able to hear myself chewing on my slab of meat. Very noisy for a so-called "fancy" restaurant! The price of the food wasn't worth the experience! The service was ok. The food, ok. I chose the dry-aged Strip. It was cooked exactly as I wanted, which is "rare" for most dining establishments. Maybe it was the rub used, but I wasn't impressed by the flavor. I've had better dry-aged beef. The Flame in Springfield MO comes to mind when making any comparison. Over-all, I felt like I was in a shrunken Texas Roadhouse. Kept expecting to hear the staff to start singing "happy birthday" to the little rugrat crying at the next table.
- Too loudVersed240Dined on 8/29/2014The noise level was awful. Got my food in a to go box and left . Did not even finish meal. They offered to move us but it was kind of late into the meal to do that. Gave the ice tea and wine for free but I was very unhappy. Saw people setting up tables and they put the silverware on the chair . People had there butt on chair and then other people ate using the utensils. Really for a meal costing almost two hundred dollars would liked to have more Ambience to celebrate my 66 Birthday.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fantastic food, great place.JerseyMarkDined on 8/29/2014My wife and I were here for our anniversary. We shared a crab cake and she had broiled snapper, both excellent. I had the Strube Farms grass-fed Wagyu New York strip. It is hard to describe how good it was. We are pretty experienced diners and former restaurant owners, and this restaurant was top notch all around. It is a little pricey, but you definitely get what you pay for. Highly recommended.Special Features:
- Great for birthdaysSteakAficionadoDined on 8/28/2014We celebrated a very good friend's birthday here a few weeks back and it was fantastic. We will definitely be back!Special Features:
- Great SteakSharonDined on 8/28/2014Steak was great (I had the filet), but the carrot cake was absolutely AMAZING! Noise was way loud, not kitchen noise, but customer noise, there's nothing really to absorb sound. I'd still go back though.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Wonderful dining experience.OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/28/2014The quality of the food was amazing and refreshing. We had looked forward to going for 6 months and we were not disappointed.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Very fun eveningGDASBDined on 8/27/2014Steaks were amazing, sides could use a little less salt in the mushrooms but creamed spinich was awesome. Hard to decide if the Steaks or peanutbutter chocolate mousse cake was the best. Do not go to Killins without trying the cake.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great steakhouse in PearlandFeliciaDined on 8/26/2014Food was amazing! Rivals any popular steakhouse in the loop. Creamed corn is the best I've ever had.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great from starters to dessertCosmoDined on 8/25/2014The crab cake is a MUST order - best I've ever had. Texas wagyu ribeye was grilled to perfection and the meat was tender even the next day. Same with the carrot cake - rich, flavourful but not heavy. Ehlers Estate merlot complemented the meal well. Loved the overall dining experience!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- steakconnoiseurDined on 8/23/2014Hooray for the restaurant for paving the parking lot! The rib-eye steak was not as delicious as last time we were there. It was served on a sizzling plate. Would have made the steak taste better. When the steak was served, it was on a plate that was at room-temperature.Special Features:
- NOT WORTH IT AT ALLTexasVIPDined on 8/22/2014We had heard all of hype about this place. Nothing special. Not worth the drive from inside the loop. WAY over priced wine and food. Extremely hot and poor service. Always willing and ready to try a new place and have many meals that are in the $500 and up range. This one as a waste of time and gas.
- Great Experience Again!InTheMoodForDined on 8/21/2014We have dined at this restaurant twice. Both evenings were exceptionally memorable, due to special family celebrations. Fortunately, the service, food, and beverages were everything we had hoped to encounter. I would certainly recommend Killen's Steakhouse for special times when you want to enjoy dining and be assured that the venue will rise to the occasion!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Love the steakOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 8/21/2014you'll never go anywhere else after you have steak here!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- BfaithDined on 8/21/2014I took my husband here for his birthday. We both enjoyed our meals were excellent. It was our first time we had the reviews.Special Features:


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Why is art (or artistically creative fields) often not taken seriously?
My question is self-explanatory.
I live in India where the shortest path to success in life is getting a degree and a good job. Its basically the traditional way. Very few actually pursue something artistic. And very few parents actually encourage it.
I found that most parents don't want their children to take risks and enter the creative fields. Most want their kids to be engineers and doctors. Here in India, most kids either end up wanting to be an engineer or a doctor and many parents want just that. Maybe its the financial stress but there's no explanation for it.
The creativeness in kids is killed although some lucky ones have it until the end of their lives. This is also shared by Ken Robinson''s talk. Creativity is art and its sad to see art dying in the younger generations.
As you can see this is very prevalent in my country and other Asian countries. You can also figure out why we can be kind of over-achievers if we try hard. John Maeda's father as said in this TED talk says that his father told a certain shop owner that he was "good in math" while his teacher had said that John was good in "math and art". His father had left out art. I've been in similar situations too and its kind of sad to see that your talent is not uphold-ed or recognized by the ones you hoped would appreciate it. Maybe I was not good enough, but it didn't mean that I couldn't improve. Many go through this and I think coming up with a solution should be on our agenda.
What can you do to change this? Are you willing to change your society?
How can we keep children interested and their love for art burning through their school life?
Is this something only my generation will have to face? Do you think this will change in later generations?Will we be supportive of our children in what they are good at, and at not what you want them to be?
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Peter Mullen 10+Jul 16 2013: Whooooooooooooowwwwwww hold on there pardner. Art, is as serious as a heart attack, no matter what anyone thinks. It is literally the key to vast power, influence, and control in societies since the dawn of civilization itself. Are you kidding ? Are you serious ? Please tell me you don't believe such silliness. Art influences, and controls your life every day. Just because your not aware that it's controlling you, doesn't mean it isn't happening. I'll give you an example. Young people standing next to a very exclusive store not far from my home. Fifty young people waiting like vultures to buy sneakers, or basketball shoes of a particular name, and style, to show off to their friends, or sell for a huge markup profit. Either way it was art that gave those shoes that special value. ADVERTISING my friend. The question is what's more valuable, the Shoes, or the art that sold those shoes? "No" my friend, art is as powerful as an earthquake, or flood when it's done right. Take my word for it, art matters a lot, not only as important as engineering, but the mother of all engineering, and science.
Jul 16 2013: Peter you know this kid Andrew is the person with the highest IQ or something. I don't even think he can be kidding about his views on this. I don't know why Andrew thinks so that art is not valuable but he is wrong. Andrew you may have done amazing things in the fields of physics but you should also realize that art is as important as anything. I'm not being pro-art i'm being honest here. Physicists have the general ignorance of anything besides their subject of interest. Listen Andrew if you say that art has not contributed to humanity then you are being ignorant of the world around you. On similar grounds even I could say that science has not contributed anything. ( but thats not true because I'm a student of science too). Anyway Peter is absolutely right about what he said above.
Actually guess what Andrew! I started this thread because of people like you that are ignorant of things that matter to others although it might not matter to you at all. Whenever I read your statement I break into laughter because of what you said. Please change your views buddy.
Jul 16 2013: I consider art valuable, but if you read my comment you would notice that I claimed that art isn't as effective as physics or the field of science and technological advancement in terms of views of industrialism and revolutionism, since art didn't lead to as many discoveries in benefiting humanity others don't consider it as valuable as the others. You must understand one thing if a physicist though art was more revolutionary ge wouldn't be a physicist.
Jul 16 2013: I can think of plenty of examples where art led the way, particularly into revolutions, where ideas promulgated among the creative and intellectual types lead to new philosophies or political systems. The basic questions of what it means to be human, what are our inherent rights, once debated in the harmless realms of academia engendered political systems and social theories.
Einstein himself placed a tremendous importance on the role of imagination and creativity, skills you don't acquire running calculations or collecting data. His biggest breakthroughs, which are the biggest of the big, came from him doing simple thought experiments. He just imagined what it would be like, say, if you were in a train and how fast someone outside of it might look they were traveling relative to oneself.
Art is often so far out in front of "physics of the field of science and technological advancement" that it may be interpreted in a narrow scope not to be as effective, when it reality it is leading the way and has lead the way so far ahead that it's no longer even seen by some, unfortunately, as part of the advance at all.
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Adoptable children often start off in the world with several strikes against them. That's true of our Wednesday's Child candidate, Austin. But it probably won't slow him down one bit.
It was a chilly day at Lorenzi Park, but Austin warmed up to me right away, insisting I chase him around the jungle gym. No doubt he's a guy with a lot of expendable energy.
"I doubt if he'll have any issues physically. He'll probably be able to live independently, maybe need some sort of assistance, but he's pretty bright," says Andre Wade of the Department of Family Services.
Just to look at him, you'd wonder what Andre' means about Austin needing assistance. Despite his youthful exuberance, and his handsome looks, Austin will always be working to overcome fetal alcohol syndrome.
"So with that, we're going to have to have someone who can deal with the special needs that come along with it. He's very hyper and rambunctious -- in a playful way. At the same time, when he's around other kids sometimes, he is not aware of his space and his boundaries," explains Andre. "There's a spectrum, and it really depends on how much support and services they have early on and what sort of reinforcements they have as far as let's say, their social skills and the learning in school."
But there's lots to love, here. Austin will be 5 this year, and has lots of potential.
"He actually does well in the home. He has less issues with boundaries and less impulsive at home, probably because there's one other child in the home so far and there's not a lot of stimulation going on," adds Andre.
Patience and plenty of structure around the home will be what parents will have to provide for Austin.
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Austin is free and clear for adoption, so to get the process started, make the call right now to the Adoption Exchange at 436-6335. They'll have all answers for you.


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c 4 O WEBER STATE UNIVERSITY Ros Warby "Monumental" performance See page 4 V: 3k V A inposi r zzzr:JzS : 1 1 . . ' - ...... , i. .. , t , -m , ) '; - - - - . - - , ,m m, - - . , - - - j Students roast hot dogs over a barrel fire in the rain Wednesday evening. The students recieved a real taste of homeless life as they slept in sleeping bags and cardboard shelters during the stormy night. Cardboard campers follow through in spite of rain storm By Spencer Garn sr. reporter I The Signpost Rain spirits didn't dampen the of about 30 Weber State University who attended the Campout on students Cardboard campus Wednesday evening. Five of those students even managed to make it through a frigid and wet night in cardboard homes under the outcroppings of the WSU Student Union Building. WSU education major Brandon Flores was one of the students who took part in the night's activities. "Even though it was raining, it was a lot of fun," Flores said. "I had a really good experience." Flores said he came to make new friends, roast up a few hot dogs over a barrel fire, and to meet the local homeless people who shared their experiences. Although there are many Powwow Native American 38th annual event By Eric Call sr. reporter I The Signpost Weber State University will host its 38th Annual American Indian Powwow Saturday in the Shepherd Union Building Ballroom. The event will feature many dancers as well as American Indian vendors and Indian fry bread taco salad will be served at Grill 155. "We'll have all kinds of dances," said Jeff Simons, adviser to the WSU American Indian Senator and the American Indian Area Council, the group responsible for organizing this week's activities including die Powwow. "We will have many dances from Men's Traditional, Men's Grass, Women's Traditional, Women's shawl and Men's and Women's Jingle." Simons said there are usually between 800 and 1200 students and community members in attendance. The Grand Entrance will be at 1 p.m. and the festivities Life of the homeless factors that create homelessness in Utah, the experiences of the two guest speakers, Harriet and Lonnell, are akin to the majority of the state's homeless people. Harriet, a mother of two, had a job at Hill Air Force Base when a sputtering economy and a car wreck shook her from stable ground right into serious financial hardship. After losing her job at the base, bills from her car accident mounted and homelessness followed shortly after. "It can get a lot worst then breaking up with a boyfriend," Harriet said with a laugh. "You'll never imagine how bad it can get." Harriet is one of about 4,000 people in Utah who go homeless each night. Most of the homeless in the state are only homeless for short periods of time. Like Harriet, they may lose their job or experience other to brin to attract as many will last until around 8 p.m. "It's all about have fun and associating with new people," Simons said. "We frequently have many students who are not American Indian Attend and enjoy "This Powwow has its own reputation. That sort of carries from year to year, people in the community look forward to it." Jeff Simmons, event organizer Native American Area Council, said he hoped people attending the Powwow would be able to learn something new about a different culture. "There are many things about other See Powwow page 5 PHUIU U BK1AN BUTTEKHtLD lilt iGN'UW m 0 unforeseen financial burdens too great to carry on their own. That is when shelters like the St. Anne's Center in Ogden, become invaluable resources. The St. Anne's Center assists 15 women and roughly 60 men as they work to plant their feet on the more stable ground of 'the workplace and their own homes. The center also serves children and provides lunch for 200 mouths per day. To serve so many people, the center welcomes any help the community is willing to offer. In addition to accepting donations of food, cleaning supplies and hygiene products, the center depends on community members to keep everything running .smoothly. From serving food, to sorting clothing donations there are many ways for students to get See Cold page 5 as 1 200 spirit By Tricy Taylor features editor I The Signpost This week, Weber State University students began placing pledge cards in boxes around campus promising to never participate, condone or remain silent about sexual assault. April is Sexual Assault Awareness month and pledge cards are just one of the ways Women's Sendees is trying to spread awareness. Fliers and key chain whistles are another way. With tips and resources, Women's Services is hoping students will find the handouts to be useful and educational. Women's Services is also placing red human cutouts across campus to represent the men and women who are victims of sexual assault. Carol E. Merrill, the WSU coordinator for Services for Women's students, said the goal of awareness is to get the word out on how to stay safe, what to do if you or someone you know has been a victim of sexual assault, and also what to do if you are a perpetrator of assault. Merrill said the priority is helping people understand what sexual assault is and what it is not. "Sexual assault is more than just rape," Merrill said. "Sexual assault is any unwanted sexual touching or coercion. There doesn't necessary have to be penetration." WSU sophomore Quinn Linford said he it. It's how we support each other." Of the more than 100 American Indian students attending WSU, according to Simons, there are between 20 and 30 different tribes represented. There are also several American Indian professors at WSU as well. Spencer Nephi, a WSU student and member of the 'Cats pmj Dim Cairimegie Hall Wind ensemble gives historic debut at concert in New York By Gentry Rienhart correspondent I The Signpost Certain members of the Weber State University Wind Ensemble had to pinch themselves last Wednesday night. They delivered the closing concert of the Seventh Annual New York Wind Band Festival on the stage of Manhattan's Carnegie Hall. "When I got off the plane in New York I thought, 'holy cow we're playing at Carnegie Hall,'" said WSU ensemble member and music major Jarrett Wheatley. "But I wasn't too nervous once we got on stage, we spent a lot of time preparing for this, so I felt pretty much ready." The wind ensemble under the direction of WSU Ensemble Director Thomas Root played to a crowd that included other bands that had performed at the concert, WSU alumni, faculty and administration. The' group arrived in New York early Sunday morning and had a rehearsal on Monday in preparation for Wednesday's performance. During their down time ensemble members took in the sights and sounds of Manhattan both as a group vvuii pi vi i; l J-iv: :'irvTv ' V ' Or Vr, ! Members of the WSU Wind Ensemble pose with University President F. Ann Millner in the Carnegie n n r and individually. "There is just so many amazing things here," Wheatley said. "It's been sensory overload the entire trip." Throughout the week the ensemble had the chance to visit the Metropolitan Museum of Art, The Julliard School, and several different musicals and Broadway productions. Putting together a trip like this is no easy task, and several alumni and organizations played a part with fundraising, coordinating and executing travel plans for the 55-member ensemble. "It was tough making sure everything was covered," said ensemble secretary and clarinet player Mark Bailey. "Things like communicating between the travel agent and the band members, making sure all the people that were going had the right spellings and things for their airline tickets so we didn't have to deal with security issues, things like that." While getting the musicians from Ogden, Utah to Manhattan was a feat unto itself, making sure their instruments got there was another story. "We did have one player forget their instrument at the airport," Bailey said. "But they had enough time to go and get it, so it's gone really smoothly." See Carnegie page 5 iUUKLt: UOUCjLAI, KLINI IAKI Hall lobby. thinks the world needs more awareness about sexual assault. He said he hadn't seen the pledge boxes, but they may help people remember the importance of the month. "I see it as a good way to get people's attention," Linford said. Merrill said she believes there are many myths surrounding sexual assault and awareness can help educate the public on the facts. "I think the biggest one is 'She asked for it,'" Merrill said. "That somebody was sexually assaulted because of the way that they were dressed or the way that they behaved. That is truly a myth. The fact is, sexual assault is about power and control." See Awareness page 5 r 1 rrr- -- " ' r i " " ! j . ' .- " (rr'i' " April 1 - - " I MOID I1 IKIO IAUOK 1 1 II Slt,;.l'll The Womens Center is raising awareness about sexual assault through the month. Hens in Brief Free pericrmance cf Twelfth KigM" Thursday, April 16, at 7:30 p.m., students from Southern Utah University will perform Shakespeare's "Twelfth Night" for free at the Ogden High School Auditorium. The performance is a part of the tenth annual Celebrate Shakespeare! Festival. The event is free and is sponsored by the Jean Anne Waterstradt, the Stewart Education Foundation, the Ogden School Foundation and John E. Lindquist. In addition to the stage performance, Michael Don Bahr, education director for the Utah Shakespearean Festival, will present an interactive lecture "If Music Be the Food of Love, Play On: Playing with the Music of the Text in "Twelfth Night." The lecture will take place at 11:30 a.m. on April 16 in the Stewart Library Hetzel-Hoellein Room. For more information, contact Janis Vause at the Ogden School Foundation, (801) 737-7305, or Jamie Weeks at Weber State University, (801) 626-6405. Student wins Supply Cftsin Cempctitien Cody Muirbrook, a senior at Weber State University, took first place in a recent supply chain management competition for area college students. The competition, sponsored by the Utah-Idaho Region Roundtable of the Council of Supply Chain Management Professionals (CSCMP), featured nine students, including Muirbrook, from 'regional schools such as Brigham Young University and Idaho State University. As a part of the competition, each student made presentations explaining why supply chain management is important to business. The first place finish earned Muirbrook the right to attend the CSCMP annual conference in Chicago in September. Crc2i!cast students win national awards Scott Wiser, a 2008 Weber State University Graduate, won the grand prize in the animation category of this year's National Broadcasting Society's student electronic media national competition for his video "Creative Hat." Wiser, along with seniors Cathie Carries and Jessica Schreifels, also took the grand prize in the video public service announcement category for "Code Purple." WSU also had finalists in the video, audio public service announcement and music video categories. The competition, held in New York City, featured schools from across the country, and was held in conjunction with the NBS national convention.
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To be sure, the basic goodness of humanity is fully intact. Uncertainty, fear, doubt, and aggression, however, can make it difficult for us to access. But if we can each feel confident in our innate basic goodness, it will have a profound effect on shifting the cultural paradigm ravaging this precious earth.
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Capping off a summer of cacophonous "town hell" meetings, armed threats and race baiting, South Carolina GOP Rep. Joe Wilson's "You lie!" exclamation was yet another example of the desperate sensationalism that has become the right's raison d'être.
This was not Wilson's first outburst. While working as an aide to Sen. Strom Thurmond, R-S.C., Wilson called it "unseemly" when Thurmond's illegitimate, biracial daughter, Essie Mae Washington-Williams, came forward. A staunch admirer of Thurmond's, Wilson accused Washington-Williams of lying (she was not) and told a local newspaper that her only motivation was to tarnish Thurmond's reputation.
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text: By James Essex La Salle, IL—On a hot and humid Saturday Night at La Salle Speedway no one was hotter than Mooresburg, TN driver Scott Bloomquist who picked up his sixth Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series win of 2006 as he captured the annual "Illinois Valley Challenge" worth $10,000 at the Izzo Family promoted facility. Bloomquist took the lead on the seventh lap and never looked back in taking the win in his Miller Brothers/Hawkeye Trucking/Allstar Performance/Sweet Mfg/Ohlins/K-B Carburetors/VP Racing Fuels/Vic Hill Racing Engines/Bloomquist Race Cars Chevrolet #0. Jeep VanWormer of Pinconning, MI who started 17th on the grid finished second in his Bayline Fire Protection/Cornett Racing Engines/MasterSbilt Ford Taurus and 14th starting Darren Miller of Chadwick, IL took third in his Ernie Bates Country Companies/Ideal Ready Mix/Rocket Ford Taurus. Completing the top five were Earl Pearson, Jr. of Jacksonville, FL in the Lucas Oil Products/Larry Wallace Racing Engines/MasterSbilt Ford Taurus and Scott James of Lawrenceburg, IN in the Powell Motorsports/Jay Dickens Racing Engines/Rocket GTO. Shannon Babb and Earl Pearson, Jr. would make up the front row starting grid in front of the cameras of SPEED on hand with Babb firing the first shot grabbing the lead at the start of the 50 lap race. Pearson jumped to second until Bloomquist, who started fourth would pass him. Bloomquist then would take up the challenge of pressuring Babb for the lead. Pearson, Donnie Moran and Steve Casebolt were the rest of the top five with five circuits complete. Babb and Bloomquist would duel for the lead with Babb hanging on as Bloomquist was trying every groove to get by the May Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series winner at La Salle. Finally on the seventh lap Bloomquist was able to clear Babb in the race for the lead with Casebolt passing Moran for fourth on the same lap. A caution on lap eight for the 10th place running Jeep VanWormer would slow the action. On the restart Bloomquist would sprint ahead of Babb and Pearson with Moran going back by Casebolt in a battle for fourth. Pearson would pull up alongside Babb as the two would race side by side for second for three laps. Bloomquist was now up to a six car length advantage with 15 laps scored he would continue to build on that lead. Babb would regain the second slot with Pearson, Matt Miller and Donnie Moran racing side by side for fourth place. By the 16th lap Bloomquist was starting to enter some heavy traffic and that would allow Babb and Pearson to close the margin. Bloomquist was fighting through traffic Babb really started to close coming to within two car lengths of Bloomquist. With the crossed flags signaling the half way mark of the race Bloomquist was able to put at least three cars between himself and Babb as he was starting to develop some breathing room. The yellow flew after lap 25 was scored when Billy Drake made contact with Don O'Neal forcing a caution flag. On the restart Bloomquist would have Babb and Pearson lined up behind him side by side on the restart with Miller and new top fiver, Scott James who started 10th now up to fifth place. The top five would remain in the same running order until Darren Miller would charge from his 14th starting slot to go to fifth. Matt Miller would get back in the chase passing Darren Miller for fifth on lap 31. There were two cautions within three laps of each for debris on lap 33 and 35 which would bunch up the field for a restart. On the restart to lap 36 Pearson would speed by Babb to take over second as Bloomquist was again pulling away. Babb would spin into the infield on lap 37 ending his night while running third. Bloomquist stretched his lead to a full straightaway over Pearson with VanWormer making a tremendous recovery now in third, from his lap eight caution flag in which he had to restart on the tail of the field. With ten to go Bloomquist was cruising along with VanWormer and Darren Miller all over Pearson for second. VanWormer would make the top line of the racing surface work as he went by Pearson in a flash for second on the 42nd lap. Darren Miller would then follow suit racing by Pearson on the top groove a lap later. With five to go Bloomquist was not threatened for the lead as VanWormer and Darren Miller were hoping for a caution flag to have a shot at stealing the win from Bloomquist who had been dominant the event up front to this point. Bloomquist would go on to easily cross the finish line in first to take his sixth Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series win of the season and his 12th overall of '06. VanWormer's performance in coming from the back earned him a runnerup check with Darren Miller a close third. Pearson and Scott James would complete the top five. "The car was real tight when we qualified," said the 42 year old Bloomquist in victory lane. "We went to work real hard after the heat race and the car really took a liking to the race track in the feature," stated the National Dirt Late Model Hall of Famer. "We hadn't run here in a while, but we've always liked coming up here to race cause it's a track you can really race on and we like those kinds of tracks." Rounding out the top ten were Matt Miller, Dennis Erb, Jr., Donnie Moran, Ryan Dauber and Jason Feger. In preliminary action for the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series Shannon Babb captured the Comp Cams Fast Time with a 12.377 second qualifying lap for the 30 entries on hand. The PBM Performance Products Heat Races were won by Shannon Babb, Earl Pearson, Jr. and Steve Casebolt. The Mason Racin' Rebel Shock Dyno B-Main went to Mike Mataragas. The K&N Engineering "Clean Pass of the Race" went to Steve Casebolt for his third heat race winning pass of Donnie Moran. The K&N Engineering "Clean Pass of the Race" is awarded at each Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series event and can happen during a heat race, consy or feature event. 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Yes I denied sex…from a 17 year old coworker. Yeah. Can't say nuthin now. Whut. Ok Lemme esplain:
This young coworker is hot-like a young slightly dark skinned thor with dark hair and a devilish smile, the charisma of sweetness and the heart of a young simba (not simba tryna take back the kingdom but "I Just wanna be king" simba). We just got off work and we were riding the same bus back home. Chillin, I was listening to their music, I said, "Yo I'm hungry. I'ma go to Mcdonalds."
They said, "Cool." Joked, talked a bit. I got off and said bye…but they got off the bus too. So okay we both going into Mcdonalds. I get my food and we start walking towards my place cause I ain't goin nowhere else I is tired and sticky.
They keep grabbin my butt-However I consider it playful cause we always be doin this shit. But at one point I'm like, "Ite ite chill out. I haven't been laid in a year, I already masturbated today. Ya know calm it down." We walking, they calm it down a bit.
Then they say, "Let's go to the playground." RED FLAG. Anytime some hussy says, "Let's go to the playground" things are gonna happen at said playground-I know the game.
I fuck with um and go, "Yo it is DARK! Man, somebody could just be fuckin out here!"
I finish my food we keep walkin and they suddenly grab my arm and try to swing me around. My reaction is: Keep walking, don't stop for shit just walk, clench vag. They grab my butt, etc etc.
I say, "Yo look, I haven't had sex in a year, one night ain't nuthin."
They reply, "All you gotta do is go down on me."
"Nawww son. That's not how you do it. If I do you-you gotta do me."
"Yeah I'll do you anytime." Yes. I pondered this. Don't judge me man.
"I go naw. You're young."
"My ex was (a number in the 20s)"
"Look I got a lil somethin called integrity. I don't just go down on a person like that. Plus you were datin that chic. We aren't dating. Look you my brah, you know don't fuck this up man we're cool."
I punch them playfully.
"We're cool. Ite."
They say, "Okay fine. But gimme a hug" We hug. I walk home, looking up at the moon. Cursing the moon.
That's right I cursed the moon…damn if only they were out of high school-not so damn young I'da hit that…not in park though. That's ratchet. And the irony! Innocence being maimed by sexual acts ugh. I dread the thought…I'm kinda horny tho guese. Shit…


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Police identified 20-year-old Isaac Richard Quesada as the driver who allegedly dragged and killed a man in a case of road rage on Saturday.
Officers say it all started as a fender-bender near 19th Avenue and Northern when the 66-year-old driver of a Scion reached into the other car involved in the crash, a white Nissan Altima. The driver, identified as Quesada, took off from the scene, dragging the man down the road, according to authorities.
Jesus Jimenez died in a hospital Saturday evening.
Poliec say Quesada didn't stop until he hit another car, then fled the scene.
The Altima drove into oncoming traffic and smashed into an oncoming Nissan Maxima with a child inside. The driver tried to flee the scene again after that crash. Luckily, bystanders were able to get a hold of Quesada before he took off.
"As the driver was attempting to flee the scene, he was taken into custody by witnesses," said Phoenix Police Sgt. Tommy Thompson. "They detained him for the officers."
"So he got out of the car..other gentleman laying on the ground..he tried to get away..I jumped on him and held him until the police got here," said Gary Taylor.
The passengers in the Maxima suffered minor injuries.
Court paperwork shows that Quesada had a blood alcohol level of .237 -- that's nearly three times the legal limit. He also had marijuana and cocaine in his system.
Quesada was booked into jail and faces numerous charges, including manslaughter, aggravated assault and endangerment.
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SPOKANE--City leaders voted to extend the police ombudsman contract last week in Spokane and now a couple of citizen groups want more power given to the man hired to investigate complaints about police.
The Center for Justice and the Peace and Justice Action League delivered details of a new proposed ordinance for police oversight Thursday afternoon at City Hall. City leaders including the mayor were in attendance.
Spokane attorney Breanne Beggs helped draft a new ordinance that will give the Office of the Police Ombudsman more powers. The proposed ordinance makes several key changes to the existing ordinance that governs what the ombudsman can and can not do, including giving the authority to conduct their own investigations.
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The proposed ordinance also removes police unions from the process of selecting the ombudsman. Instead it creates a commission comprised of community members that makes recommendations to the mayor. The commission also reviews and guides the ombudsman's work.
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In the summer, Ana and I had the extreme pleasure of working with Megan Wappel of Megan Wappel Designs. Megan is a super sweet (hehe), super talented gal who specializes in event branding. She does everything from designing custom invitations to building the most delectable sweets table you're little sugary heart could ever imagine.
We've been waiting patiently (okay, maybe not so patiently) for her new website to launch and we're excited to announce that it went live this week. Please do go have a look at her amazing site:
And now that her website is live, we can finally share the amazing video we filmed with her. And, yes, everything DOES taste delicious (Ana and I checked for you.)
On Sunday, Ana and I teamed up with our lovelies at Bicyclette to create some Photo Shoot Magic, which is the best kind of magic. Emily, Ana and Lara modeled, Sarah created the amazing hair styles, and my new friend Julia acted as super awesome assistant.
We drove out to Guelph to use a school as our set. Naturally, I got lost. But now Julia and I are very familiar with the industrial part of Guelph. We'll take you on a tour sometime.
The school was full of awesome things, like inspirational posters, Richard Simmons dance videos, and an entire set of Baby-sitters Club books. Rad.
Check back soon for the release of the look book!
It's here, it's here! Our teaser video to the August Bicyclette look book. This might be one of my favourite Bicyclette look books yet. Mostly because cupcakes and sprinkles. Then again, I tend to say that every month.
For this look book, we had the pleasure of working with a makeup and hair artist, which explains why the girls look extra lovely. Thanks to Ashley for doing such an amazing job. If I wasn't so lazy, I'd totally try that braided crown out sometime. You can check out Ashley's work HERE.
Paige will be launching the look book later this week and I'm super stoked for it to be out there in the world. Until then, enjoy Ana and I's little teaser video.
Why edit one project when you can edit two, is what I always say. I mean, sleep is totally overrated. Totally.
I'm cutting the Bicyclette August video look book right now. The pictures are all done and will be launching on the website shortly, along with a video. The weather was against us for the shoot, so we didn't get as much as we'd hoped. But with a little editing magic, it's coming together quite nicely.
Also, it's making me hungry. Damn cupcakes.
Filming is only half the battle. Knowledge is also half the battle. We think. Also, love is a battlefield. But that doesn't matter right now. What does matter is that after the filming comes the editing. Oh, the editing. We love editing, but it is very laborious and tired making.
And as our brains are super tired, this blog is going to be lacking in, uh, stuffs. Like, clever writing stuffs. Yeah. So everyone should just stop reading this nonsense and focus their attention back to the gorgeous screen grabs of our footage from Megan's shoot.
- a very sleepy A & S.
Today was a super sweet day. Like, literally sweet. As in: full of sweets. We were shooting a little promo video for the absolutely delightful Megan Wappel of Megan Wappel Designs. She is a event designer extraordinaire, specializing in custom stationary, sweets tables, and everything in between. If Siân's birthday wasn't already tomorrow, she'd be hiring Megan to build her a deluxe sweets table for her special day.
Enjoy these Instagram pictures from our day. And yes, everything did taste as delicious as it looks.
Today was probably one of the luckiest shoots I've ever had with Bicyclette. Paige and Emily had planned a fun, magical tea party themed shoot in the woods for us and while we were in hair/makeup (with the fantastic Ashley), it started to rain. Like, rain-rain. Maybe even rain-rain-rain. It was bad.
But then, magically, right when our three models were all prepped and the cars were packed, it stopped raining. We rushed over to the location, and spent two hours shooting stills and video. And then, right when we were finished, the thunder cracked and it started pouring again.
I feel like the weather was extra keen on us making a super awesome August look-book. And it totally owed us after all the mugginess. Ugh.
Here's some Instagram shots from the day. Whee!
For my birthday, my Mum got me a new external hard drive. I think it might be the best gift ever. (Except for the one Christmas I got a microwave and grocery store gift cards. That was the bestest best.) Ignoring the fact that my taste in gifts is comparable to a middle aged woman, I've now started the unfortunate task of organizing the files between my desktop, laptop, and old hard drives.
But,good news, I found some goodies! Goodies are fun! I came across these instant shots from our Bicyclette Bespoke video shoot back in March. Awww, memories.
Guess what! I'm in Canada. Yup. Also, Ana and I are creating something super duper fantastical. Magic, if you will. And you will when you see the end result. I mean, look how amazing the screen-grabs look. So good, am I right? And this is just ONE of THREE projects we're working on this week. Yeah, we won't be sleeping much. But that's okay, because duh.


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We will manage or co-manage many common maternal complications, and we will take care of mom throughout the postpartum period."
"Not many MFMs in Dallas-Fort Worth take part in the birth of the high-risk, pregnant patients that they consult on, so we're a bit more hands-on in that aspect," she says.
Dr. Santiago-Muñoz works in UT Southwestern's High-Risk Pregnancy and Prenatal Genetics program, where she conducts pre-conception genetic counseling and treats pregnant women with hypertension, diabetes, lupus, multiple sclerosis, inflammatory bowel disease, and other pre-existing conditions such as lung, liver, or kidney disease.
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So, my friends, it's World AIDS Day, which actually kicks off AIDS Awareness Month. I know this isn't usually the topic people want to consider during the holidays, but I'm actually kind of excited myself. The reason is because for the past year, I've been immersed in the topic of HIV prevention and the AIDS pandemic in Africa, thanks to Citygate Films' newest film, THE ROAD WE KNOW. More importantly, there's actually some good news on the horizon about reducing HIV infections!
And that's the message of THE ROAD WE KNOW. This film follows seven college students in Botswana who are boldly challenging conventional wisdom about AIDS in Africa to bring the low-cost, dignified message of sexual restaint to their younger peers. They were filmed in 2009 by my colleague, Suzanne Taylor, who directed and edited this production. Suzanne found out about them through the global missions fund of Johnson Ferry Baptist Church in Marietta, GA. These Botswana college students are all Christians who are motivated by their faith to intervene in a crisis where one in four adults (ages 15 to 49) are infected with HIV. Can you imagine living among such an epidemic? It's almost unthinkable.
Yet as we were finishing the post-production on this project, we read a special report from the UNAIDS organization that talked about how young adults are leading the revolution in HIV prevention. In this 2010 report, UNAIDS could point to a 25 percent drop or more in new infections for young adults ages 15 to 24 in 15 of the most infected nations--primarily due to sexual behavior change! This confirmed that what we had documented in Botswana was not an isolated trend.
Today we are releasing this film. It won't be in theaters near you. It will, in fact, be even closer than that. Citygate Films has the privilege of participating in the beta project of an exciting innovation in online video viewing. We have teamed up with European technology company UbicMedia™ and its proprietary PUMit tool to allow audiences to digitally share our film, while simultaneously contributing to a fund to further develop youth HIV/AIDS prevention programs in Botswana. UbicMedia actually approached our film promotion team, CrowdStarter, to find an independent film to pioneer this technology and we were very pleased to be selected to be part of this beta project.
"Ubicmedia is working with leading U.S.-based entertainment networks and file-sharing and content management companies," says UbicMedia's Olivier Pfeiffer. "The global importance of the theme addressed by Suzanne Taylor in THE ROAD WE KNOW is a perfect fit to showcase the flexibility and the virality of our solution. We're all very happy to potentially increase the awareness around the cause and the amount of collected funds through the use of UbicMedia's technology."
So I'm asking you to check out our "Watch the Film, Save a Life" campaign--and then spread the good news about both the film and the youth revolution in HIV prevention! And if you are in the Marietta area, come on out tonight to the premiere screening at Johnson Ferry. It starts at 7:00 pm, it's free, and Suzanne will be there for a director Q&A afterward.
But no worries if you still prefer the big screen experience. You can arrange for the film and/or our team to come out for a community screening for your group. Details are on the film's website. Help us populate that screening map with some love for the film!
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