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No. 61: Kansas State
By Paul Myerberg // Jul 1, 2011
The Power Towel has been replaced by white, scratchy towels worn down by consistent use at Bill Snyder's punishing football practices. You don't need a Power Towel, and even if you have one, it's not vital that you bring it to every game. Snyder doesn't care for that stuff, as he's a coach whose lone surrender to pomp and pageantry came when, you know, they named the stadium after him — and he seemed pretty uncomfortable with that whole thing. Snyder's not just old-school: he's one of that school's founding members, and what he brings to the table is just what the doctor ordered for a Kansas State program that had forgotten nearly all of his valuable lessons during his three-year absence. You know those 14 bowl trips in school history? Snyder's responsible for 12 of them, as well as for 12 of the program's 15 winning seasons since 1955. I've said it countless times before, but it bears repeating: there's only one man fit to win at Kansas State, and his name is Bill Snyder.
Big 12
Manhattan, Kan.
Returning starters
12 (5 offense, 7 defense)
Last year's ranking
No. 59
2010 record
(7-6, 3-5)
Last year's
No. 59
2011 schedule
- Sept. 3
E. Kentucky
- Sept. 17
Kent St.
- Sept. 24
at Miami (Fla.)
- Oct. 1
- Oct. 8
- Oct. 15
at Texas Tech
- Oct. 22
at Kansas
- Oct. 29
- Nov. 5
at Oklahoma St.
- Nov. 12
Texas A&M
- Nov. 19
at Texas
- Nov. 26
Iowa St.
Last year's prediction
I have no doubt that Kansas State will be better in 2010 than it was a year ago. Not tremendously better — not atop the Big 12 North, let alone the top of the conference — but certainly in bowl play, and in third-place in the North. I can't rank the Wildcats any higher than this spot. Yet I'm incredulous as to how anyone could overlook this team. Most importantly, I have no doubt that with another year under Snyder, this team knows what the Hall of Fame coach expects: hard work, tough play and an even tougher mentality. This team, like last year's squad, will be more than a nuisance: they'll be a pest, and will make a handful of more talented teams scratch and claw for every point. Anything less than a return to bowl play — after a three-year absence, by the way — would be shocking.
2010 recap
In a nutshell Kansas State has simply been a different team since Snyder returned to town prior to the 2009 season. The Wildcats have been tougher, physically and mentally, and this toughness has revealed itself in a roster that has not suffered any — or many, at least — of the sort of meltdowns that defined the tenure of Snyder's predecessor. We did see one change between 2009 and 2010: Snyder played it safe in 2009, knowing he couldn't afford to take chances against much of the schedule; last fall, knowing he had a super offense, Snyder opened it up. The Wildcats scored 437 points, a program-high since 2003, led the Big 12 in rushing scores and finished fourth in yards per play, the ultimate measure of an offense's success. It was this offense that carried the Wildcats past U.C.L.A., that absolutely ravaged rival Kansas by 52 points in Lawrence and that bombed Texas, 39-14, for the program's third straight win over the Longhorns. Unfortunately, the defense was a major disappointment — especially against the run, where K-State ranked 119th nationally. It was the defense that failed against Baylor, Colorado and Syracuse, and it was this defense that pushed the Wildcats to 7-6, not the offense.
High point Looking back, the best win a 17-14 victory over U.C.F. to cap non-conference play. That was impressive. In terms of smiles, nothing comes even close to the Oct. 14 trip to Lawrence, home of the Jayhawks: 3-0 at the end of the first quarter, 31-0 at halftime, 52-0 heading into the fourth. Ear-to-ear smiles. Message board domination. Bragging rights. This one had it all — any fan base should be so lucky as to experience such a lopsided rivalry win. Texas comes in second, but it's a distant second. How many K-State fans recorded that K.U. win and have watched it in the months since the season ended?
Low point The Wildcats were plagued by defensive lapses. Through no fault of the offense, Kansas State lost to Baylor (47-42), Missouri (38-28), Colorado (44-36) — that one worst of all — and Syracuse (36-34), the latter in the Pinstripe Bowl. Each of those losses stung, but I'm of mind to say a nationally-televised 48-13 home loss to Nebraska on Oct. 7 hurt most of all. The Wildcats, 4-0 at the time, allowed 587 yards of offense in what might be the final meeting between the two former conference rivals.
Tidbit Snyder is at least 11 years older than each of his fellow Big 12 coaches; Mack Brown, born in August of 1951, is 11 years and 10 months younger than Snyder, who was born on Oct. 7, 1939. Then comes Gary Pinkel, who was born on April 27, 1952, followed by Tommy Tuberville, who is a shade less than 15 years younger than Snyder. The rest: Snyder has a bit more than 15 years on Mike Sherman; 16 years on Art Briles — I was surprised to see that Briles, who looks 40, is actually 56; 21 years on Bob Stoops; 23 years on Turner Gill; and 28 years on both Paul Rhoads and Mike Gundy. Snyder had already earned his master's degree from Eastern New Mexico University by the time Rhoads and Gundy were brought into the world.
Tidbit (family connections edition) I don't want to harp on this age thing, because it's pretty clear that Snyder still has the goods even as he nears his 72nd birthday. But there are two pretty interesting family ties to point out on Kansas State's 2011 roster. One: Snyder's grandson, Tate, is a redshirt freshman linebacker. Two: incoming freshman wide receiver Tyler Lockett is the son of program great Kevin Lockett, who played for Snyder from 1993-96, and the nephew of Aaron Lockett, who was a Wildcat from 1998-2001.
Tidbit (athletic excellence edition) K-State is proud — and rightfully so — of its athletic achievements during the 2010-11 calendar year. The university is one of three in the country to achieve the following, according to the K-State athletic department, from September through June: reach a bowl game in football, put both its men's and women's basketball teams into the N.C.A.A. tournament, have the baseball team reach an N.C.A.A. regional, have the men's and women's track teams place in the top 25 at the N.C.A.A. championships — I'm taking K-State's word for that one — and have at least one singles participant at the N.C.A.A. tennis championships. The other two were Florida State and Texas A&M.
Tidbit (dark days edition) I'm sorry to do this to the knowledgeable K-State fan, but the question deserves to be asked: Who's the worst coach in Kansas State history? Is it Stan Parrish? Ellis Rainsberger? Hobbs Adams? Sam Francis? Ralph Graham? Doug Weaver? Ron Prince? Well, each of those coaches – minus Prince, which was a joke – won less than 18.5 percent of his games during the program's dark days, paced by Francis's one-year mark of 0-10 in 1947. Next comes Parrish, who went 2-30-1, a winning percentage of 7.6, from 1986-88. My pick is Weaver, who went 8-60-1 from 1960-66 while scoring more than nine points – and this is amazing – only 17 times in seven years. Absolutely astounding. Weaver's Wildcats were shutout six times in 1962, scoring only 39 points in 10 games. In Parrish's favor is this one, key factor: Snyder was hired as his replacement.
Former players in the N.F.L.
19 WR Brandon Banks (Washington), RB Rock Cartwright (Oakland), OT Jeromey Clary (San Diego), RB Thomas Clayton (New England), LB Zac Diles (Houston), WR Yamon Figurs (Tennessee), QB Josh Freeman (Tampa Bay), DE Rob Jackson (Washington Redskins), RB James Johnson (Pittsburgh), LB Ben Leber (Minnesota), OG Ryan Lilja (Kansas City), TE Jeron Mastrud (Miami), S Jon McGraw (Kansas City), CB Joshua Moore (Chicago), WR Jordy Nelson (Green Bay), CB Terence Newman (Dallas), RB Darren Sproles (San Diego), RB Daniel Thomas (Miami), LB Reggie Walker (Arizona).
Arbitrary top five list
Overlooked B.C.S. conference coaching jobs since 1990
1. Bill Snyder, Kansas State (1989-2005; 2009-present).
2. Gary Pinkel, Missouri (2001-present).
3. Barry Alvarez, Wisconsin (1990-2005).
4. Dick Tomey, Arizona (1987-2000).
5. Jeff Tedford, California (2002-present).
Bill Snyder (William Jewell '63), who holds a 149-80-1 mark over two separate stints as the Kansas State head coach. It would be somewhat misleading to call his first stretch, which lasted 17 seasons (1988-2005), merely the heyday of the school's football program; I don't believe such a description does Snyder's first tenure justice. Let's put his record into perspective. The Wildcats went 137-445-18 from 1935-1988, the year before Snyder's arrival. The program finished with only five winning seasons over this 54-year span: 1936, 1953-54, 1970 and 1982; that's three fewer winning seasons than the program had winless seasons over that time. While he did not immediately make K.S.U. into a winner – the Wildcats won 18 games in his first four seasons – the program took the next step forward in 1993, when it finished 9-2-1 and set a team record for points in a season (312). In 1998, an historic win over rival Nebraska pushed K-State to the top spot in the national polls, the first time K.S.U. stood atop the college football landscape. That year – which ended with the Wildcats ranked No. 4 nationally – might have been the apex of the program, but Snyder continued to field annual conference and B.C.S. contenders. Kansas State won its first conference championship since 1934 in 2003, when it upset heavily favored and then-No. 1 Oklahoma in the Big 12 title game. However, the team struggled in the following two seasons, finishing a combined 9-15, leading many to question whether Snyder could still coach at a high level. Hence Snyder's decision after the 2005 season — mutual, by all accounts — to step down, leading the university to make one of the Big 12′s most misguided hires in the ill-suited Ron Prince. Three years later, and the godfather of Kansas State football was called in to clean up the mess – again. Had the time off recharged the batteries of college football's hardest working coach? Better yet, will Snyder be able to reclaim the magic of his first term? Only time will tell. Less pressing, at least in 2011, is how long can Snyder stalk the sideline before again stepping off into retirement. One thing is certain: the Hall of Fame is waiting, whenever he's ready to call it a career.
Players to watch
Snyder has gotten behind junior quarterback Collin Klein, not quite going so far as to name him the starter but making a number of statements that point towards Klein being Carson Coffman's replacement come September. Klein played in 10 games last fall as a reserve, typically coming in as a run-first threat (432 yards, 6 scores) but not going much through the air. His running ability will continue to be an asset, but Klein must become more comfortable throwing the football; he made strides in that regard during the spring, according to reports. The Wildcats have two more options in former Boston College transfer Justin Tuggle and senior Sammuel Lamur, with Tuggle the more likely of that pair to unseat Klein as the starter. But Tuggle did not fare well during the spring, leading most to think he's not quite ready to take on the Big 12.
It wasn't the prettiest transfer, but after a very public battle with Tennessee, running back Bryce Brown transferred to the program he probably should have signed with in the first place. In doing so, Brown takes on the monumental challenge of replacing Daniel Thomas, the nation's most underrated running back as a senior. There's no discounting Brown's talent, which led him to be the most sought-after running back in the nation as a high school senior. And you certainly can't put a value on his sort of speed.
You can question, however — and this may just be until we see him in a game situation in September — whether Brown will be able to bear the load in the running game, as Thomas did over his two seasons in Manhattan. That's primarily because we haven't seen Brown show his wares as a 20-carry back; he was the backup during his sole season in Knoxville. Again, no doubting the talent. But let's see if Brown can have a Thomas-like impact. His primary backups will be sophomore John Hubert, who rushed for 25 yards in a reserve role last fall, and freshman DeMarcus Robinson.
Much will depend on Klein, but the Wildcats do have some weapons to work with in the passing game. The key is finding a go-to target, a role filled admirably by Aubrey Quarles in 2010. Maybe Chris Harper, the former Oregon transfer, can be that guy. He made an impact a year ago, his first with K-State after taking a redshirt in 2010: 24 receptions for 325 yards and 4 touchdowns — the latter totals both good for second on the team — to go with 47 yards on the ground. K-State will also welcome back sophomore Tramain Thompson (19 for 258), who made a surprisingly large impact as a freshman. Broderick Smith (14 for 191, 3 scores) rounds out the top three. Can the Wildcats tout experience beyond this threesome? Not yet. But this team will be run-first, so going five deep with experienced receivers really isn't the most important thing in the world.
Goal one for this defense: for goodness' sake, please do a better job against the run. This isn't quite the Big 12 of the recent past, seeing that several former run-and-gun teams have tilted more towards an even split running and passing; see Texas, which wants a physical ground game, or even Texas Tech, which ran the ball nearly 130 more times in 2010 than the year before. So it's absolutely vital that the Wildcats button up the nation's second-worst run defense.
It'll be up to senior tackles Ray Kibble (30 tackles) and Raphael Guidry (36, 2.5 sacks) to step up their games. I can't imagine this pair not starting, but it's also imperative that the Wildcats find two or three reserve interior linemen. Senior Payton Kirk and junior Javonta Boyd are there, but I wonder if this group — four of the top five interior guys from 2010 — has the ability to make the sort of massive one-year turnaround K-State needs. Interior defensive line coach Mo Latimore has been through it all over his 28 seasons in Manhattan, but he really has his work cut out for him in 2011.
The Wildcats look far better at end, though it would be great if junior Brandon Harold (41 tackles, 2 sacks) could recapture his freshman form. Look for three additions from the JUCO ranks — Adam Davis, Jordan Voekler and Meshek Williams — to play major roles. Davis and Voekler arrived in 2010; Voekler played minimal snaps while Davis missed the year with a neck injury. While short on starting experience, K-State does have some talent at end, with Snyder himself signaling Voekler out for his improved play during spring. The latter trio did a nice job getting to the quarterback on the JUCO level, especially Davis.
Arthur Brown will join his brother in Manhattan after starting his career at Miami (Fla.), and like Bryce will step right into a starting role. But will it be in the middle or on the strong side? K-State's decision in this matter should dictate which three linebackers get starting nods. Let's say Brown starts in the middle: that would probably put converted safety Emmanuel Lamur (46 tackles, 1 interception) and Tre Walker (47 tackles) on the outside. If Brown goes to the strong side, Alex Hrebec (77 tackles) — who missed some time in the spring due to injury — will be in the middle with Walker on the weak side. But Jarrell Childs, if healthy, needs to find some playing time, so there's plenty of depth. We may have to wait until September to see how things shake out.
One thing we know: K-State will use far more three-linebacker sets than in the past. The move away from a 4-2-5 look to a more prototypical defensive alignment was made in an effort to beef up the rush defense, and having a seventh man in the box at all times will certainly help. It also helps to have K-State's sort of depth at linebacker, as the Wildcats go five or six deep at the position.
Can JUCO transfer Nigel Malone step right into a starting spot at cornerback? K-State sure hopes he does, as Malone could ameliorate any lingering concerns over the loss of starters Terrance Sweeney and Stephen Harrison. If Malone isn't ready to start from day one in the Big 12, the Wildcats could turn to another addition, Allen Chapman, a teammate of Malone's on the JUCO ranks – though Chapman, unlike Malone, was not on campus for spring practice. One thing is sure: whomever grabs a starting role will line up opposite David Garrett (92 tackles, 15 for loss), who excelled as K-State's fifth defensive back in 2010. Garrett does have experience at cornerback, having started five of K-State's first six games before Harrison took on a starting role.
Tysyn Hartman (86 tackles, 2 interceptions) and Ty Zimmerman (74 tackles, team-best 3 picks) return at safety, though it's hard to say that both will retain their starting roles. Zimmerman should, thanks to a great freshman season last fall, but will it be at free or strong safety? The Wildcats could keep the status quo and have Hartman at free, Zimmerman at strong, or they could go with former San Jose State transfer Tanner Burns start at strong, moving Zimmerman over. I think that makes sense. If you couldn't tell by going through this section, there's a whole lot in the air with this defense – Snyder rarely plays his cards by releasing a depth chart before he has to, but things seem even less settled than usual.
Position battle(s) to watch
Offensive line We'll see some growing pains up front, as Kansas State returns its four leading tackles but must rebuild from scratch along the interior. Departed starters Zach Kendall, Kenneth Mayfield and Wade Weibert didn't just lead on the field but also off it, and that sort of leadership is always the toughest to replace. Making matters worse is the youth and inexperience at both guard spots and center: the depth chart is littered with freshmen and sophomores, making someone like senior right guard Colten Freeze such an integral part of this new-look line. Freeze is the only returning interior lineman with any meaningful game experience; he started a game in 2009 and was a reserve a year ago. It is absolutely imperative that he step up, not only on the field but as a mentor of sorts to teammates still learning the college game. Sophomore Keenan Taylor and redshirt freshman Tomasi Mariner are battling it out at left guard, with Taylor holding an edge heading into the summer. Former Wyoming transfer Nick Puetz is also in the mix at both guard spots, though he's currently riding behind Freeze on the right side. The biggest worry, in my mind, is center: K-State could opt for either redshirt freshman B.J. Finney or JUCO transfer Shaun Simon, and while Finney did a nice job on the scout team last fall neither has the sort of experience you covet in the middle of the line. At least the Wildcats can feel secure at tackle. It'll be Manase Foketi on the left side, Clyde Aufner on the right, and Cornelius Lucas, Zach Hanson and Kaleb Drinkgern as the leading reserves. There's enough depth at tackle to ask the question: Couldn't one — maybe Ethan Douglas, maybe one of the above — move inside and challenge for snaps at guard?
Game(s) to watch
The three very winnable Big 12 games: Baylor, Kansas and Iowa State. The Wildcats simply cannot afford to lose one of those. Look for K-State to be underdogs for much of the conference slate, even when at home. Missouri, Oklahoma and Texas A&M come to Manhattan, and it would be huge for this team to get a win against one of that trio — Missouri seems the most likely.
Season breakdown & prediction
In a nutshell If anyone other than Snyder were running this team, I wouldn't think the Wildcats capable of getting back to bowl play. Then it's good thing he's back in Manhattan, no? You can write off Kansas State for a multitude of reasons – and I'll get there in a second – but you must absolutely respect the fact that Snyder will have this team gutting it out every Saturday, which makes this team extremely dangerous to its more talented Big 12 opposition. Now, the issues: the interior of the offensive line needs real work; we're still not sure if Klein can be the passer this offense needs him to be; we're also not sure if Brown can step into some large shoes at running back; and the front seven on defense needs to make a drastic improvement overnight. So there are more questions than answers nearly everywhere but along the sidelines – but it's the team's strength in the latter category that has me convinced that K-State will at least get back to bowl play, if not again finish the regular season with another seven wins. Don't underestimate the importance of another year under Snyder, which means to me that the Wildcats will be a better team, if not extremely talented as individuals. No, the talent level isn't great; it's actually not very good, to be fair, though there is certainly talent in spots – running back, receiver, linebacker, safety. But listen: K-State isn't going to get worse under Snyder. I don't think the Wildcats are anywhere close to taking home the Big 12, but even with a pretty tough schedule I'm pretty certain that K-State can duplicate last season's seven-win finish.
Dream season The Wildcats don't turn the clock all the way back to 2003, the last time the program won 11 games, but Snyder leads this team to a 9-3 finish, 7-2 in the Big 12.
Nightmare season Snyder just doesn't have the horses, especially on defense: 4-8, 3-6.
In case you were wondering
Where do Kansas State fans congregate? You can find in-depth recruiting coverage and a healthy dose of banter at KStateFans.com, Go Powercat and KSUFans.com. For a blog's take, visit Bring On the Cats.
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Through 60 (60!) teams 175,498.
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Who is No. 60? We're halfway there. As always, thanks for stopping by. As for tomorrow's program: it is in the midst of its best three-year stretch since 1997-99.
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Tags: Arthur Brown, Big 12, Bill Snyder, Brandon Harold, Bryce Brown, Chris Harper, Collin Klein, Kansas State, Manase Foketi, Nigel Malone, Ty Zimmerman
Could be Southern Methodist…seems like a logical placing right about here.
60 is too low for SMU.
No. 59 is Southern Miss.
Wait i mean Number 60
Northwestern, I think
@Joel, can't be Northwestern. 1997-99 were brutal years – well, at least 1998-99 were – after the glory of 1995-96.
Southern Miss might be correct, but they've had a winning record and gone bowling in every year since the 1990′s.
This is too low for Arizona, right? Otherwise they'd fit.
"If anyone other than Snyder was running this team, . . ."
Wouldn't, "If anyone other than Snyder were running this team," be more correct?
(My wife hates it when I do this.)
Paul: You know, I really have no clue. Can "anyone" mean an individual coach? if so, I thought "was," not "were," would be correct. But I really don't know. Not good at that stuff.
Bob, "anyone" is a singular indefinite pronoun (hence the "one" at the end). Per the rules of subject-verb agreement, it needs a singular verb. "Was" is the correct verb in this case.
Sorry, I was a grammar teacher for 3 years.
Paul: Never apologize for being grammatically correct or punctual, in my opinion. Those are two things that keep civilization from spiraling out of control.
MattD, I would defer to your expertise, but I don't see this as an indicative statement, and thus a matter of subject-verb agreement. The statement is a condition contrary to fact,
"If anyone other than Snyder were running this team, [but no one else is] . . .",
requiring the past subjunctive "were" to be used in a "were. . .would" construction.
Let's turn it around. "Were anyone other than Snyder running this team, . . ." Yep.
"Was anyone other than Snyder running this team, . . ." Nope.
I am getting excited, by the way, about the prospect that college football might be the only game in town this fall.
One tiny, very minor nitpick (under Coaching section): The Wildcats went 9-2-1 in 1993 (losses to Nebraska and Iowa State and a tie with Colorado). As a senior at KSU that year I remember that season well.
Paul: Updated above, thanks. That must have been a great senior year. Hopefully you don't remember that much, if you know what I mean.
@Paul and BobJ
Re. "Was" vs. "were," it's not a question of singular vs. plural. You're speculating about something, so you should be using the subjunctive "mood," which would be "were" regardless of the number of the subject.
Paul: In the first section under "Players to Watch," Klien will be replacing Carson Coffman, not Chase. Chase is Carson's older brother and played TE at Missouri.
Thanks! Good write-up!
goemaw.com is the best source for KSU CATS information. FYI.
I'm not sure who the worst coach is in KSU history. It truly has a long list vying for the title. On the other end of coaching Bill Snyder is the greatest football coach in the world for what he accomplished at K-State!
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Sturdy tables come in a number of different styles to fit a variety of purposes. AmTab cafeteria tables are designed with the needs of a busy school eating area in mind. They are available in circular and rectangular configurations with or without attached seating. A variety of surface and edge-banding materials enable any school to enjoy these sturdy tables, no matter what their budget is.
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Any venue where banquets or celebrations take place requires some sturdy folding tables. Foldable tables are ideal for temporary use because they are stable when they are set up, yet they can easily be folded up for storage. We have round folding tables and rectangular folding tables in a selection of sizes so every venue can choose the space arrangement that looks the best in a particular space and provides the desired seating capacity.
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In an office or school setting where there are often training sessions or professional days, it is helpful to have some dependable seminar tables. Unlike regular tables, training tables are designed for people to sit on one side so everyone can face the speaker at the front of the room. AmTab seminar tables have cantilever legs which provide maximum legroom. They are available in a huge selection of tabletop colors and sizes, so you can have great temporary workspaces in any room.
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You can enjoy AmTab quality in your performance spaces as well. AmTab's portable stages are designed for easy arrangement and tough support. They can be setup in a variety of configurations to transform a regular room into an auditorium. Easy storage makes these stages convenient at all times. To ensure safety, guard rails should be purchased for the sides of the stage that will not be directly against a wall.
Whether you have a choir, band or orchestra, you will need an appropriate place for musicians to sit or stand during performances. When everyone is lined up on the stage, it can be difficult to make sure that all members and participants are visible to the audience and conductor. With band risers or choir risers you can ensure that all student musicians are visible to their adoring family members and fans. It is important to determine whether you will be using portable risers for seated or standing musicians because they come in varying widths.
Whether you are bringing music into the educational environment or hosting a professional-development seminar, AmTab furniture will serve your institution well. With models that are designed for easy transport and arrangement, you won't have to work too hard to get a space setup. From storage to configuration and beyond, AmTab tables and stages will stay in great shape through many events and occasions.


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"Lighting" the White House Blue
The autism community came together to urge President Obama and his staff to light the White House blue as a symbol and statement to the world about autism. While we still have hope that it will happen one day, we took matters into our own hands this Saturday, April 2, 2011.
Over one hundred Autism Speaks supporters gathered on Pennsylvania Avenue in front of the White House to commemorate the fourth annual World Autism Awareness Day and to light it blue with their presence, hope and love for the community.
"We are gathered here today to help shine a light on autism," said Jayne Tobin, whose sister and brother-in-law, Suzanne and Bob Wright, founded Autism Speaks in 2005. "The children gathered here with their families, just like my grandnephew, represent the fastest growing developmental disability in the world. It is imperative that our government and the world take action against autism."
Rebecca Grazel, a student at George Washington University, took dozens of pictures of the blue-clad volunteers. "By telling those who were in the dark about this empowering day and the disorder itself, we are ensuring that others will spread the word. What is a bigger sign of awareness and support than showing up in the hub of our nation's capital, wearing blue, and documenting this momentous occasion of countless others doing the same? I am so happy to be a part of it."
Read the passionate and moving posts on the "Light the White House blue for autism awareness" blog that features incredible posts from Jess, Mrs. Sergeant Major, Suzanne, Kerry, Wills, Laura and Amy.
April 2, 2011 at 2:18 pm | #3
As the mother of a 32-year old diagnosed with Autism at the age of 3, I am encouraged to see that such huge strides are being made to spread the word about this devastating condition affecting so many througout the world. Over the last 29 years, our family has always participated in all ways that we could in spreading awareness about the condition and it is nice to see that with each passing day, more people are joining us in this effort. We will continue to give our son our full support so that his life has as much meaning as anyone else's and we sincerely hope that with all of the work and research that is going on today, one day Autism will be cured.
It has been one big disappointment that the president could not address the requests from millions in the autism community to light the White House blue for one night to be in solidarity with others around the world supporting World Autism Awareness Day. The White House has been lit pink for cancer awareness. The fountain was green on March 17 for St. Patrick's Day. America is supposed to be a leader. This is pitiful.
If I were in DC today I too would be in front of the White House urging Mr.President to "Light up the White House Blue." Shame on you Mr. President, these children and their families need the help of the goverment and YOU. You have no clue what it takes to deal with someone with Autism. They need all the help and guidence they can get. You can put green dye in the water for St. Pats. Day, why can't you support Autism Awareness Day? Its simple and it doesn't cost you anything to Light Up Blue. Why?
Mr. President I know you care about autism and related disorders. Please ignore the rude comments made buy my fellow citizens. I'm glad you are not lighting the White House Blue. No offense to the parents or family members or persons with autism, but Autism Speaks is a very rich organization wanting to bring more attention and money to their organization.
April 4, 2011 at 11:46 am | #13
It's not about the money, it's about support of everyone with Autism. Breast Cancer has pink days….Heart Disease has the red dress…. I live in a Huge city and they lit one building. However, no one that I talked to over the weekend knew it was WAAD. I pray that you never have this or anything life altering incident.
April 6, 2011 at 11:22 am | #14
I completely agree. Blue IS NOT the color of autism, it's the color of Autism Speaks and I for one would be incredibly disappointed if the White House were to "Light it up blue". We don't need a color to show support, if the president wants to show support then how about putting all this energy into demanding funding for programs supporing adults with autism!
My son is 6yrs old and dxed with severe autism, one day he will be a grown man with severe autism and it won't matter a darn bit if the whole world is lit up blue on April 2nd. What will matter is if there is funding and programs in place to help us provide him with the quality of life he deserves rather than be shoved into a home that medicaid pays for!
It would have not been a big thing at all for the President to have ordered it done. I bet if it was something near and dear to him like some musleim group or something, he would have found time to make it happen. Things such as that go on in the White House all the time and it would not have been a lot of trouble. Im sure if he would take the time to do some simple arithmetic, he may have rethought it. If one out of 110 or so kids are affected by autism, then it would appear to me that a mighty big block of registered voters are affected in some way by autism. I think that would have made me consider it if I were him.
It was an absolute honor to have the opportunity to speak up for our military families living with autism.
1 in 88 active duty military dependent children – and thousands more of retired veterans – live with autism and most are NOT getting the services they so desperately need for a bright future.
Thank you for an amazing opportunity to shine OUR own light today!
I have sincere hope that President Obama will do better by our community in the future. Though The White House elected to stand down on this important day, our troops will keep on fighting. We will honor the call to duty to continue to strive for HOPE, AWARENESS and CHANGE.
-Mrs. Sergeant Major
I am very disappointed in the president for not lighting the white house blue for Autism Awareness. 1 in 110 children are diagnosed with this terrible illness and it is def an epidemic. However, he will dye the fountain water green for St. Pats Day. I will not be voting for him to return as our president.
Seeing the president NOT light the White House up for Autism was not a surprise for me. With Obama's track record so far I knew it was far fetched that he would even put one small night light blue, let alone the White House. I am VERY disappointed in Congress and in the so called president.
I understand the desire to have symbolic events like this. But honestly, spending precious time to get the White House lit blue or whatever other kind of political street theatre is, and I say this sincerely, a waste of precious time and resources. The better thing would be to ask for a meeting with the President's Domestic Policy Advisor, as well as senior staff from NIH, CDC, the HHS Secretary's office, etc. Now that's where things happen! Through establishing and working those relationships. This reminds me of those who want to make serious cuts in extraneous federal spending (and believe me, there's so much junk in the federal budget, it looks like someone's attic and makes about as much sense in terms of reflecting what federal priories should be) focusing on minor issues like cutting out public TV. Yes, that's a debate that should happen, but spending 90% of your time focusing on less than 1% of the federal budget is a strategy destined to fail! I see time spent on getting the White House to be blue as the same thing. Nice, but it's just window dressing (literally!). It's not meaningful. It won't move the ball down the field where you want it. To be successful as an advocacy organization, make sure you have clear goals that can be accomplished, developed by someone who understands how the feds work. The key is this: if you want real progress, put your time, effort and money towards the things that will make a real difference. Otherwise, at the most all you will get is a bunch of blue light. And no real progress.
If you want blue houses, light up your own!
Karen, Mom of an Asperger's college student
I understand that lighting up the White House is a big hassle for the President. But it sure would have been nice. After all, he did make the water fountain green for St. Patrick's Day. So I guess Autism is a waste of time but a drinking holiday is a good thing and to teach our children its more important then health issues. Way to go White House! You always seem to show the world what you think is important.


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According to a new published study, infants exposed to antibiotics during the first six months of their lives are 22 percent more likely to be overweight between the ages of 10 months and 3 years -- though their weight tends to return to average by the time they are 7.
This effect on the child's body mass appears to be dependent upon the timing of the antibiotics. The exposure to antibiotics later in childhood -- while the child is between six months and 3 years old -- is not associated with increased body mass.
Researchers say the reason for the weight gain could be that antibiotics at this tender age may change the delicate balance of bacteria in infants' digestive tracts.
Dr. Leonardo Trasande, primary study author and associate professor in pediatrics at New York University, stated that, "Unnecessary antibiotic use can disrupt healthy bacteria that live in our intestine." "If we have a disruption in the microbes in this gut, it can lead to over-absorption of calories and obesity."
The study sample included 11,532 children from the United Kingdom whose parents agreed to the study before the babies were born. Researchers checked the height, weight and antibiotics use of these children at birth, and then after approximately 7 weeks, 10 months, 20 months, 38 months and 7 years.
The researchers also took into account other factors, such as the weight of a baby's parents, whether the mother smoked while pregnant, the parents' socioeconomic status and what the baby ate. Even when they did this, though, the relationship between antibiotic use in these infants and their weight gain remained.
Trasande noted that, "This will affect our thinking about the obesity epidemic." "This study suggests the need to shift the paradigm from thinking simply about diet and exercise to other environmental exposures."
Physicians were quick to note that this study does not mean that antibiotics should not be used in these infants when they are clearly needed. However, doctors said that all too often, antibiotics are used inappropriately -- and this practice can have real consequences for babies' health.
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PB300177 At the entrance of Cao Dai Temple
PB300177 At the entrance of Cao Dai Temple
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Tien Giang province is the closest Mekong Delta province to Saigon and is a very popular destination for organised tours out of Saigon. The same-named provincial capital sits on the northern bank of the Mekong (Tien Giang) River and has a number of offshore islands that can be visited.
Unfortunately the local authorities have taken a somewhat uninspired view of tourism development here, meaning that unless you are willing to joing a larger tour, travelling around this part of the river independently is prohibitively expensive.
Most tours throughout Tien Giang province run in boats that seat 20-plus people and while such numbers bring costs down to a more reasonable level, the downside is you'll visit attractions en masse and be herded around. If you're interested in exploring riverine life, we'd suggest heading across the river to Ben Tre or further south to Read our complete My Tho travel guide


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Milan Fall 2011: Dolce & Gabbana, Missoni, Versus, Salvatore Ferragamo, Marni
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The crowd left the Dolce & Gabbana show on Saturday afternoon wondering if they actually saw the show. A dozen-odd monitors, livestreaming comments left on Facebook and a dedicated Dolce web portal, was also showing an assault of backstage B-roll, even as the looks hit the runway. One didn't quite know where to turn. Do Dolce and Gabbana want a crowd that studies, considers, and remembers---or just one that Tweets about it? There were so many memorable looks that a less-scattered audience would have been to the designers' advantage. The two dueling ideas were menswear and stars, the former used in drop-crotch suits worn with button-ups, oxfords, and full off-to-work regalia. Even Abbey Lee could have been confused for a garcon. The star stuff began as a print on diaphanous chiffon dresses and blouses. Eighties music nodded to nostalgia, but these clothes are perfectly suited for a working girl in 2011. As the model-flooded runway entertained look after look after look, in dizzying succession, the two motifs intermingled and left everyone with star-spangled suits. Shoes and bags bearing musical notes and keyboard patterns added the necessary funk. As this review is published, barely two hours have passed since the show began, but Twitter is already trending elsewhere.
To the sounds of "Sweet Jane," Angela Missoni unleashed a sweet (but not quite saccharine), sherbet-hued Fall collection that's just perfect for "fairytale creatures." Baby pink furs, giant ombre sweaters, houndstooth ultra-wide pants, floor-grazing silk crepe skirts, and the usual mix of knits (what can't these factories do?), and pastel python jackets may not be for tutto, but by the time a teary-eyed Missoni hit the end of her runway, clasping the hand of her father Ottavio, there was nary a nonbeliever in the house. (Who doesn't want to live la vie Missoni for a few days? Blame the ads!) A patchwork biker boot, after all, will work with an all-black wardrobe. And an aqua, lilac, and buttercream long woven skirt can translate beautifully to the street with the help of a white tee. It's Missoni's exuberant styling, and the pure pile-on of it all, that gives this house its particular joie. Serious clothing with a light heart. Angela, Milan owes you one!
Is Versus really Versace's answer to a commercial collection? The question was raised when approximately half of Christopher Kane's looks revealed themselves to include patches or entire sections of boned corsetry backed in mesh. Wearable? If you're lucky. Directional? Sure. The A-line skirts, shown in wool and leather, were more sales-floor friendly---a good thing, since Versace's growth strategy has placed considerable focus on this line. The woven wool-and-lame separates bearing a diamond pattern will be easy bait for conservative types testing the waters on Fall's eighties trend. Metallic flashes of silver, turquoise and violet punctuated the mostly-black palette, and the minimalist shapes---long leather trench, straight overcoat, the occasional soose-ish sweater---weren't entirely foreign to the ones Donatella Versace showed just a few nights ago at Via Gesu. There is a complicit; Versus is Kane's training ground for a long and prosperous future at Versace. Wait 'til he spreads his wings.
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How many different ways can one dress shine? Ferragamo must be coveting some Hollywood action because the last five dresses in Massimiliano Giornetti's Fall collection will be giving the Armanis and Versaces a run for their money. They were technically black, but the Swarovski mesh and layered-on lace rendered them luminous. The silhouettes were classic gown fare---bustier, column, etcetera---but the technical prowess (in the ready-to-wear realm) is newsworthy. Velvet tuxes were another option, if only to further the menswear idea anointed for day. Houndstooth, Prince of Wales, and pinstripes were used in boxy, borrowed-from-your-banker-husband blazers and overcoats. More femme options included robe manteaus with plunging necklines and equally indecent slits. A happy medium was found in silk chiffon blouse-and-skirt combos, in a mishmash of black and white patterns. The shoe is a sex kitteny pump; the bag, a briefcase or frame clutch. The look? Fearless. Giornetti is having fun with this brand, and the fruits of his labor are delicious.
Consuelo Castiglioni's sixties-esque, big-print, bright-color aesthetic is particularly on-trend for Fall 2011, and accordingly, she switched things up. Graphic modular prints, which she's played with in the past, were treated in colors like mustard, hunter green, and even a touche of turquoise (mon dieu, we've been referencing those hues so many times this week!). A particularly fetching print was a paintery plaid print in neon fuschia, pale pink, and cadet blue. In a jacket-pant combo, it was fearlessness at its best. Castiglioni's specialty pieces that stood out from the pack, especially her belted furs, knit foxes, and jeweled T-shirt dresses. Marni for evening? Yes, please.


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