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New Zealand's John Lovelock, right, is congratulated by American Glenn Cunningham after the final of the men's 1500 metres Olympic Games Final, in Berlin, Germany, Aug. 6, 1936. Lovelock set a new World record time for the race. (AP Photo)
John Riggins, running back for the New York Jets, July 17, 1972. (AP Photo)
Glenn Cunningham (University of Kansas) winning the Columbian mile with Gene Venzke of Pennsylvania second, at the annual Knight of Columbus athletic games held in Madison Square Garden, New York on March 13, 1936. (AP Photo)
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Jack Lovelock of New Zealand shown as he won the "Mile of the Century" at Palmer Stadium, Princeton University, June 15, 1935, beating cream of America's middle-distance runners. Bill Bonthron finished second and Glenn Cunningham third. (AP Photo)
Green Bay Packers coach Bart Starr hugs quarterback Lynn Dickey after he led the Pack to a 35-23 win over the Minnesota Vikings, Sunday, Nov. 29, 1981 in Bloomington, Minnesota. Dickey, coming back after a two-game absence, threw for 283 yards and three touchdowns. (AP Photo/Mone)
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Green Bay Packers quarterback Lynn Dickey (12) gets ready to unload the ball as Los Angeles Rams Mel Owens (58) closes in during the first quarter at Anaheim Stadium in Anaheim, Sept. 20, 1981. Owens left Dickey on the ground but only after he had completed a pass to receiver James Lofton for a first down. (AP Photo/Randy Rasmussen)
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Jack Lovelock of New Zealand wins the Olympic 1500 metres, from Glenn Cunningham of the U.S., in the world record time of 3:47.8 at the Olympic Stadium, Berlin, August 6, 1936. (AP Photo)
Green Bay Packers Lynn Dickey is shown, July 27, 1980. (AP Photo)
John Lovelock of New Zealand, all in black, right, wins the Final of the men's 1,500 metres Olympic Games race in Berlin, Germany, Aug. 6, 1936. Glenn Cunningham of USA finished second, centre, and Luigi Beccali of Italy finished third, left. (AP Photo)
Green Bay quarterback Lynn Dickey walks off the field with a trainer after he was shaken up by a sack by a Dallas Cowboys defender during fourth quarter action in Irving, Texas, Jan. 16, 1983. The Cowboys won it 37-26. (AP Photo/Mike Murphy)
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USA's Maurice Greene celebrates after finishing first in the men's 4x100 meter relay final Saturday night September 30, 2000 at Olympic Stadium in Sydney Australia.
U.S olympic 1500 meter team pose on board the U.S liner 'Manhattan', enroute to the Olympics in Berlin, Germany, July. 22, 1936. From left, Glenn Cunningham, Archie San Romani, Gene Venzke. (AP Photo)
John Riggins (44), Running Back, for the Washington Redskins Football team, July 1981. (AP Photo/Paul Vathis)
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** ADVANCE FOR WEEKEND EDITIONS, NOV. 23-27 ** Washington Redskins fullback John Riggins (44) carries the ball in this 1983 file photo against the San Francisco 49ers. (AP Photo)
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Glenn Cunningham, left, great Kansas miler in Madison Square Garden, New York on March 16, 1935, as he forged ahead of Gene Venzke, Pennsylvania, to win the classic Columbia mile event in 4:14.8 as a feature of the Knights of Columbus indoor track and filed games. In a previous race Cunningham broke the world?s record for the 1000-yard event with a time of 2:10.1. (AP Photo)
Washington Redskins running back John Riggins is pursued by Los Angeles Raiders defenders including Bob Nelson, background, and Mike Haynes (22) as he carries the ball during the Super Bowl XVIII game at Tampa Stadium Sunday, January 23, 1984. The Raiders won the game 38-9. (AP Photo).
Two track stars, winners of the feature races at the Knights of Columbus meet at the Madison Square Garden, New York, United States on March 15, 1933, presented with trophies by Mayor John O Brien of New York. From left to right are, Karl D. Warner, of Vale, winner of the Casey 600, holding the Cardinal Hayes trophy; Thomas Flynn, chairman of the New York chapter of Knights of Columbus; Mayor O Brien, and Glenn Cunningham, of Kansas, who won the classic Columbian Mile, defeating his noted rival, Gene Venzke, of University of Pennsylvania. (AP Photo)
Maurice Greene attends the Eco Emmys Red Carpet Lounge and Green Suite on Thursday, Sept. 17, 2009 in Los Angeles, CA.(Shea Walsh / AP Images for Eco Lounge)
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Track and field star Maurice Greene, of Granada Hills, Calif., talks to the media at the U.S. Olympic Media Summit in New York Monday, May 17, 2004. (AP Photo/Ed Bailey)
Jackie Stiles, the Portland Fire's first-round draft choice from Southwest Missouri State, poses for pictures during media day Wednesday, May 2, 2001, at the team's practice facility in Tualatin, Ore. (AP Photo/Jack Smith)
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Basketball star Jackie Stiles of Southwest Missouri State reacts to winning the Broderick Cup as the nation's outstanding collegiate woman athlete during the Collegiate Woman Athlete of the Year dinner Monday, June 11, 2001, in Salt Lake City. (AP Photo/Douglas C. Pizac)
Portland Fire guard Jackie Stiles holds the trophy after she was named WNBA rookie of the year Thursday, Aug. 16, 2001, in Portland, Ore. Stiles, the fourth pick in this year's draft from Southwest Missouri State, started all 32 games for the Fire and averaged 14.9 points per game. (AP Photo/Jack Smith)
SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA-- U.S. men's 4x100m relay team memebrs from left, Brian Lewis, Bernard Williams III, Maurice Greene and Jonathan Drummond flex their muscles after winning the gold medal September 30 at the 2000 Olympic Games in Sydney.
Portland Fire guard Jackie Stiles (10) works the ball against Indiana Fever guard Niele Ivey (33) during the first half in Indianapolis, Wednesday, June 27, 2001. (AP Photo/John Harrell)
Green Bay Packers quarterback Lynn Dickey reacts after hitting James Lofton with a touchdown pass during second quarter National Football League action, Saturday, Jan. 8, 1983 in Green Bay, Wis. Walking off the field is St. Louis' Curtis Green (75). (AP Photo/Tom Lynn)
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ADVANCE FOR WEEKEND FEB. 22-23--Jackie Stiles, a Claflin High School senior, is shown in November 1996. (AP Photo/The Hutchinson News, Dan Bayer)
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Southwest Missouri State graduate Jackie Stiles wipes away tears as the crowd of more that 8,000 fans cheer "Jackie" during the retirement of her jersey number at halftime of the Drake-Southwest Missouri State game Saturday, Feb. 2, 2002, in Springfield, Mo. Stiles led SMS to a Final Four appearance last March. (AP Photo/Springfield News-Leader, Christina Dicken)
Green Bay Packers quarterback Lynn Dickey makes some throws during workout in Green Bay, July 24, 1979. He is trying to return after being out all last season recovering from the broken leg he received in 1977. (AP Photo/Steve Pyle)
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Kem (cq) Chisholm, of Durham, looks over a display on Jackie Stiles at the Kansas Sports Hall of Fame on Tuesday in Wichita.
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Southwest Missouri State's Jackie Stiles, right, goes up for a shot as Wichita State's Courtney Sims (22) defends in the second half of Southwest Missouri State's 89-85 overtime win in Wichita, Kan., Sunday, Feb. 25, 2001. Stiles, who was fouled on the play, scored 24 points and the winning basket in overtime to seal the win. (AP Photo/Larry Smith)
Maurice Greene arrives at The 26th Annual Sports Spectacular on Sunday May 22, 2011, at at The Hyatt Regency Hotel Century City in Los Angeles, Calif. (AP Photo/Katy Winn)
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Southwest Missouri State's Jackie Stiles, left, holds up a jersey after sh was chosen as the No. four pick in the WNBA draft by the Portland Fire, Friday, April 20, 2001, in Secaucus, N.J. WNBA President Val Ackerman, right, presents her with the Fire jersey. (AP Photo/Bill Kostroun)
Maurice greene is shown in this May 15, 2000 photo. Greene will attempt to solidify his status as the world's fastest human in the men's 100 meters at the Sydney Olympics. (AP Photo/David Phillip)
Southwest Missouri State guard Jackie Stiles (10) gives a high five to teammate Erica Vicente after setting a new NCAA career scoring record during the second half against Creighton Thursday, March 1, 2001 at the Hammons Student Center at Springfield, Mo. Stiles scored 30 points and became the career scoring leader in NCAA Division I women's basketball as No. 18 Southwest Missouri State beat Creighton 94-59 on Thursday night. She increased her career total to 3,133, breaking the record of 3,122 that Patricia Hoskins set at Mississippi Valley State from 1985-89. (AP Photo/Charlie Riedel)
Washington Redskins running back John Riggins (44) steps past Dallas Cowboys defender John Dutton (78) during the second half of game at Robert F. Kennedy Stadium in Washington, Oct. 14, 1984. Riggins gained his 10,000th career yard in the contest. (AP Photo/J. Scott Applewhite)
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Kansas running back John Riggins.
American Maurice Greene celebrates after crossing the finish to win the men's 100 meter dash at 9.91 seconds during the IAAF Japan Grand Prix in Osaka, Saturday, May 13, 2000. (AP Photo/Kyodo News)
Southwest Missouri State guard Jackie Stiles (10) reacts to the crowd applause as she takes to the court after a game against Creighton Thursday, March 1, 2001 at the Hammons Student Center at Springfield, Mo. Stiles was being honored after breaking a the NCAA women's career scoring record. (AP Photo/Charlie Riedel)
Washington Redskins John Riggins (#44) runs into Detroit Lions Jimmy Williams as teammate Clint Didier tries to clear the way, during NFL action at R.F.K. Memorial Stadium in Washington, Oct. 14, 1985. Riggins became the second back in NFL history to rush for 100 touchdowns in a career, scoring three times to help the Redskins to a 24-3 victory over Detroit. (AP Photo/Dennis Cook)
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Jan. 31, 1983 -- Washington Redskins running back John Riggins smiles as he tugs on his helmet during Super Bowl XVII against the Miami Dolphins in Pasadena, Calif.
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** FILE ** Maurice Greene of the United States, runs in a first round heat of the 100m at the Summer Olympics in this Thursday, Sept. 21, 2000 file photo, at Olympic Stadium in Sydney. Greene announced his retirement Monday Feb. 4, 2008, citing nagging injuries for his decision. (AP Photo/Doug Mills, File)
Portland Fire guard Jackie Stiles shoots a free throw during a training camp scrimmage in Tualatin, Ore., Monday, April 29, 2002. Stiles is recovering from a rare offseason of inactivity because of injuries; she tore ligaments in her right wrist, had surgery late last summer and doctors also discovered that she had broken her left wrist last season and didn't even know it. Portland opens its regular season in one month at home against New York. (AP Photo/Don Ryan)
Sirius NFL football Super Bowl XLIII analyst John Riggins is seen Wednesday, Jan. 28, 2009, in Tampa, Fla. (AP Photo/Chris O'Meara)
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Washington Redskins running back John Riggins stands in his Pontiac Trans Am and cradles his Super Bowl XVII Most Valuable Player trophy during his press conference in Los Angeles. Riggins set a Super Bowl record with 166 rushing yards in a 27-17 win over the Miami Dolphins.
Maurice Greene of the United States, celebrates after winning the gold medal in the 100m at the Summer Olympics Saturday, Sept. 23, 2000, at Olympic Stadium in Sydney. (AP Photo/Rusty Kennedy)
Portland Fire guard Jackie Stiles, right, drives on New York Liberty forward Vickie Johnson during Portland's WNBA season opener in Portland, Ore., Wednesday, May 29, 2002.(AP Photo/Don Ryan)
Washington Redskins running back John Riggins (44) who ran for over 100 yards against the Minnesota Vikings in an NFC Playoff game runs past Minnesota Vikings John Swain (29) for more yardage at RFK Stadium, Saturday, Jan. 15, 1983, Washington, D.C. The Redskins won 21-7. (AP Photo/Ira Schwarz)
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1983 -- Washington Reskins running back John Riggins heads for the end zone for Washington's second touchdown during the NFC title game against the Dallas Cowboys.
Maurice Greene competes in a preliminary round of men's 100 meter dash at the Adidas Track Classic, Sunday, May 20, 2007, in Carson, Calif. Greene had a time of 10.84 and did not make it into the finals. (AP Photo/Mark J. Terrill)
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Jan. 12, 1984 -- Washington Redskins running back John Riggins pushes forward during the NFC title game against the San Francisco 49ers. Riggins' style of bulldozing his way through the defensive line helped his team advance to the Super Bowl.
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March 18, 2013 | WMFE- The University of Central Florida in Orlando has reopened including tower one- the residence hall which was evacuated after police found the body of a student and a bag of improvised explosive devices early Monday morning.
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Police were responding to a fire alarm not long after midnight when one of Seevakumaran's roommates called 911 to report a weapon had been pointed at him.
UCF Police chief Richard Beary said officers rescued the room mate, then discovered Seevakumaran dead from a gunshot wound to the head.
They also found a handgun, a tactical rifle, a couple hundred rounds of ammunition and a backpack with four improvised explosive devices.
"We found some notes and some writings that indicated this was a planned attack. This individual had laid out a timeline," said Beary.
"It could have been a bad day for everybody here," he said.
The FBI and the Bureau of Alcohol Tobacco and Firearms are helping local law enforcement with the investigation.
Officials say Seevakumaran had been a business major through fall last year, but he had not paid for this semester and was in the process of being removed from his dorm in tower one.
Seevakumaran is from Lake Mary, and was a graduate of Seminole High School. He was never seen by UCF Counseling and Psychological Services and had no student conduct record.
From initial investigations it appears he was acting alone in his plans to attack the campus.
University Counselling and Psychological Services were offering counseling and support for students at UCF.
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Dusit Thani Laguna Phuket celebrates its 10th annual tennis doubles tournament
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Phuket, Thailand - Dusit Thani Laguna Phuket held its tenth charitable tennis doubles tournament on 31 August - 2 September 2012. This successful social event drew participants and spectators from the hospitality industry, as well as local Phuket residents.
This year's fundraising tournament was held at the tennis courts of Dusit Thani Laguna Phuket and the Banyan Tree Phuket. All proceeds go towards purchasing essential items, sports equipment and stationery for students in neighbouring Krabi province.
Mr Peter Komposch, General Manager of Dusit Thani Laguna Phuket, presented trophies to the winners at the award ceremony on the final day. The winning men's doubles team in the hoteliers' category comprised Mr Thongchai Jai-Fu, sport supervisor of Movenpick Resort & Spa Karon Beach Phuket and his doubles partner Mr Kriengsak Sae-Oui, owner of Phuket Andaman Tropical. Winning the men's over 35s doubles in the generals' category were Mr Venich Singhakarn, and Mr. Somchai Rattanaphan with scored 9-7, –8-3.


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Morning Discussionby Alice O'Connor, May 07, 2009 7:00am PDT
3D Realms. Wow. Practically every other game I played when I first got into video games was a 3D Realms title, so they're an intrinsic part of PC gaming as I know it. Surreal.
In sunnier news, I'm excited about the upcoming StarCraft 2 beta. Nick badgered me into playing StarCraft recently and it seems we've finally found a game he's better at than me. Hopefully SC2's changes throw him off enough for me to win at least one round.


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From a 1961 journal entry.
Hoffer had been musing on the man he had worked with that day on the docks:
As I said, the man looked extremely delicate—almost ethereal. He was late for work because he got the order wrong. I am working with him tomorrow and shall try to find out something about him.
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During the day it occurred to me that if it were true that all my life I have had but a single train of thought then it must be the problem of the uniqueness of man.
Chris, I suppose it's too late to serve, but here's a piece I wrote a year ago contrasting the Catholic notion of social justice and the leftist notion, which are sadly often conflated.
Much more work needs to be done in this area, imo.
Jul. 22 at 3:00pm | See in context
I'm Catholic - passionately! I was recently asked to chair a "Social Justice" committee in my parish (in Rochester NY - an interesting place to say the least) but I fear I'm much too conservative for this area. At heart I'm a Texan (Houston, Brownsville, College Station) and New York is hard to fathom (even after 22 years). Let's just say it's hard to relate to other "Catholics" in my neck of the woods. They have very strong feelings about immigration (along with many other topics), but no clue when it comes to the reality.
Jul. 21 at 11:16pm | See in context
Whether they're breaking the moral law could depend on whether the particular law is just, whether they know it's in force, whether there's any other way to secure their or their famiy's survival, and so on. I'm not saying there's a simple parallel between immigrants coming from a bad situation and a starving man taking the bread.
I do suspect we should all take more seriously uncomfortable notions like the universal destination of goods and teachings like "let him who has two coats give to him who has none." They're easy to explain away.
Excuse me, I've been talking about all this in the context of Catholic teaching, Chris, and I don't know if you're Catholic. Also, neither immigration nor Catholic social teaching are areas of expertise for me (at all!); I'm just sorting out ideas in my mind.
Jul. 21 at 8:12pm | See in context
Chris, welcome, and it's an interesting question. I didn't mean there was a clear parallel, just thinking out loud about how it might apply to the case of immigration. I think the case of the hungry man and the bread, according to Catholic teaching, is meant to apply to cases of urgent and imminent need, when there's no other possible way to avoid starvation. I think in that case it would be not stealing at all, rather than justified theft.
In the case of self-defense, it's not that it's still homicide, but justified homicide; rather, it's not murder at all, but justified homicide. Of course it's some kind of homicide: that's just the meaning of the word. In the case of theft, it's part of the definition that you're taking something to which you have no right--and that's what's in question, whether anyone has a right to withhold food from a starving man. But it's a very narrowly defined kind of case--that is, if I'm remembering it right.
I would never say that people entering the country illegally are not breaking the civil law--of course they are.
Jul. 21 at 8:04pm | See in context
I haven't commented on this site in a long time, but something caught my eye and I couldn't resist. Devra made a statement I've heard and seen before - "a hungry man stealing a piece of bread from a bakery is not really stealing at all" - and this rings false to me. I'm sure you're aware of the term "justifiable homicide". The point I'm trying to make is that, though it may indeed be justified (self-defence, for example), it's still homicide. Is there such a thing as "justifiable theft" when circumstances are desperate? I would say yes, but I can understand that someone else may be skeptical.
With regard to immigration, are we saying "a desperate person entering our country illiegally for work, safety, security, healthcare, education (this list could go on and on) is not really breaking the law"? Devra, I apologize if I'm taking your point too far!
I believe that what's happening on our southern border is criminal, but the "illegal immigrants" (which is what they are) are not the actual criminals (especially the unaccompanied minors). I grew up in Brownsville TX and I can't remember anything like the current situation.
Jul. 21 at 5:45pm | See in context
Governor O'Malley also refused the federal government's attempt to house the assylum-seekers in his state. And he did it in the ugliest way possible, viz. by suggesting that they wouldn't be safe, because conservatives in his state are so racist and xenophobic that they might attack. Talk is cheap.
And, again, Rhett, it seems to me that you are addressing the morality of only one side of the issue, the side where we already have agreement. No one here is suggesting that these people should just be "sent back." We all agree that they are persons who deserve love and respect, who need care and attention.
Jul. 21 at 11:26am | See in context
Finding the best word is important. E. g., inclusive language can help a person avoid a patriarchal mind set. In the document "Strangers No Longer", already referred to in these exchanges, the terms refugee and asylum seekers are used so I'll stick with them.
By the way, the document is very clarifying and balanced in presenting the principles applicable to the border crisis.
I would also refer to Jesus parable of the Good Samaritan. Note the bursting through of social barriers by the Samaritan: this person needs help that I can give. Second, note that he elicits help from the Inn keeper. Thirdly, note that he doesn't neglect personal obligations-he continues on his journey.
Today's New York Times does give examples of the leadership needed in this crisis. Governor O'Malley of Maryland says "It is contrary to everything we stand for as a people to try to summarily send children back to death." And Mayor Stephanie Miner of Syracuse wrote to President Obama offering shelter in her city for the children.
Jul. 21 at 11:13am | See in context
I see the analogy. To the extent that it's a matter of simple injustice to cross the border illegally, it makes sense.
I guess I need to revisit what "universal destination of goods" means, exactly. I know it doesn't mean "no private property." And people have brought up the point about how a hungry man stealing a piece of bread from a bakery is not really stealing at all. So we could talk about how that does and doesn't apply here. There's also the question of what is our duty as American citizens and what is our duty as Christians, and how sharp a distinction we do or don't want to make between the two. Welcoming the stranger really is central to Christianity, and it was already central to Judaism before that. That doesn't mean we throw laws out the window, or welcome all strangers immediately and indiscriminately, but it means something.
Well, I trust that's enough to muddy up the waters for now!
Jul. 21 at 11:06am | See in context
Here is something that has happened to me more than once (I come from a dysfunctional family with boundary issues):
Someone comes into my space and takes something that belongs to me. I say, "Hey! That's mine!" The one taking responds with lectures on the Christian call to generosity and the problem of my selfishness.
I see an analogy in the way many Catholics (including Cardinal Dolan) are reviling those who justly resisting the disregard for their autonomy and moral agency.
Jul. 21 at 9:58am | See in context
That makes sense. And yes, one of the most frustrating elements of the whole situation is that throwing the law aside is conflated with being charitable. The slide into lawlessness that we've seen under the politicians currently in charge, especially, can only end in America becoming a place of more chaos and danger itself, unable to offer refuge to anybody. I see that. But I think we lack the will, not the ability, to do things like ascertain who qualifies for genuine refugee status and who doesn't, or to allow for more work visas for unskilled labor so that people don't perceive that the choice is between breaking our laws and raising their families in life-threatening conditions.
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Black vs white: Which new iPad should you choose?
Picking between one of two color options, black or white, for the new iPad might seem trivial to some or simply a matter of personal taste, but it's a question we get asked a lot. Once you've decided to get a new iPad, settled on your storage capacity, and chosen between AT&T and Verizon if you're going 4G LTE, color is what's left. While the black and white iPads are otherwise identical in terms of size and weight, storage capacities and carriers, there are a few points to consider.
Note: Unlike the black and white iPhones, iPads all have the same aluminum back plate so it's really only the front bezel border that changes.
Is white more distracting?
Imagine if your TV set had a white bezel instead of black, would that distract you from the show or movie you were watching? The game you were playing? If the goal of the device is to get out of your way so you can become totally immersed in the content, black has traditionally been a much safer color choice for manufacturers to go with.
Many people feel the same way about the iPad. Black disappears. Even if the content is white (like an ebook or web page), the environment around us usually isn't. So black melts out of the way and once the screen lights up it's all but forgotten.
The same can happen with a white bezel, but it depends more on the individual. White is definitely more noticeable than black. For some that means it's a lot more distracting and actually takes away from the viewing experience. For others, it's enjoyable, frames the viewing, and provides a two-tone look that's more fashionable than black.
I've had both a black and a white iPads and have never been distracted nor irked by either one. If white catches your eye a little too much, however, you might want to stick with black.
Will white discolor?
Rumor has it Apple delayed the launch of the white iPhone 4 in order to improve the UV protection and prevent discoloration. That's just a rumor, however, and white iPads have shipped day and date with black iPads since they were introduced in March 2011. That also means white iPads have been on the market for almost a year now, and there haven't been any widespread accounts of discoloration. My own white iPad 2, bought in March 2011, still looks as crisp and clean as the day I unboxed it.
In 5 years time some more obvious aging issues may present themselves, but 5 years is an eternity in consumer electronics. If it concerns you, stick with black.
On the other hand, black shows fingerprints and smudges more dramatically and don't disappear when the screen is lit up, so if those annoy you, white is a better choice.
Does white look better?
Some people just love the look of a white device, whether it's an iPad, an iPhone, a BlackBerry, an Android, or whatever. They sometimes get shipped later or come in more limited quantities so there's an air of exclusivity about them.
That's not the case with iPads.
White tends to stand out more and can be more obvious with brightly colored cases. Is that something that appeals to you? Or do you want the content and the accessories to be the star?
If you like the idea of a blank canvas, stick to black.
So which color should you get?
At the end of the day, the only real answer is get the color you like better. Everything else is manufactured anxiety at this point. Just close your eyes, picture your iPad in your hand and carefully look at what color you're picturing.
Then buy that.
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If you've already chosen, let us know which one you went with and why. If you need extra help or want extra opinions deciding whether you should get, black or white, don't hesitate to ask.
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I thought about getting a while one just to get one that looks different but at night when I am watching something in the dark it seems like it would be distracting.
I chose white with a blue smart cover but I'm taking it back [hopefully I can return it to the store] to replace with a different color. Buyers remorse set in immediately after hitting "purchase". lol.
I had a white iPad 2. It was pretty distracting.
If you ever plan on watching tv, movies, or videos then get black.
Look at your television. I can almost guarantee you it's either silver, or black. It is not white.
There's a reason for this.
Man, it's a tough choice. I love black, but hate fingerprint and palm smudges on the bezel (I find myself constantly wiping the screen, about 3-5 times a day). I don't particularly like white, but, from what i've seen, smudges don't stand out as much.
I guess I'm tired of constantly wiping down the screen, and just would like to see if white is a better fit.
Chose black , it isn't so hard to wipe off the smudges I have a black iPad and all I do is wipe it off with my sleeve or a towel when Im done using it and it's great
After owning a white iPad, I actually find it distracting to use a black one. I find that the white draws your attention to what is going on on the screen. The black let's me get distracted by whatever is going in around me.
I agree that I was more distracted by what was going on around me with black and felt more attention is drawn to the content on a white iPad.
And I had always hated Apple's cutesy colors and white iPods. But the iPad is different —I do watch vids, but usually I am reading. And usually I am reading websites with white backgrounds or books or PDFs with white backgrounds. The white iPad seems to make the iPad content expand into my world rather than appear limited by a black and smudged one-inch thick bezel.
What I don't like is the attention that I get for having a white iPad. No one cares about black ones. But suddenly people think they know me better and want to talk and touch my white iPad.
Get black. When I got my Kindle, at the time, they only had the white. It was distracting. In addition, when I put a black-ish skin on it, the text appeared to seem sharper.
When I bought my wife's ipad last month, there was no question. Black it was.
I ordered one of each, a black one for myself, and a white one for my mom.
I pre-ordered white. I already have the black. My black iPhone and while iPhone both look great. So I'm sure the white iPad will look awesome too.
As I always say, if you have any doubts about the white, DON'T GET IT. You'll have buyer's remote at a later date.
In my opinion, the white has to scream 'Hell yeah!" as soon as you see it. It did for me, with both the iPhone and iPad.
No going back.
I have a white iPhone, because that was all they had in 32gb. With the case on, can not really tell. With the various iPad cases that will become avaliablle usually in black, the black iPad would look better.
I have had 3 black iPhones and a black iPad. I ordered a white iPad yesterday. I had been thinking about it for a long time and decided that it was time for a change. If the next iPhone is available in white from the get go, I'll get white then too.
I used to direct in the professional theatre, and I formed a surprising opinion about how a proscenium arch should be painted. (That's the arch in front of the curtain, which is the visual equivalent of the iPad's bezel border.) At first I thought the proscenium and the theatre walls near it should be as dark as possible to increase the "magic" and audience focus on what was going on onstage. Then I directed on a stage with the gaudiest, shiniest proscenium you could possible imagine--and the magic worked better than in a "black box" theatre! I don't have an explanation for this based on cognitive science (my current field). But it might be that the brain works harder to cancel a brighter border, resulting in greater concentration on what's inside. If that's true, then the white iPad bezel should really be more effective than the black.
Really slow news day, huh?
Recycled article. Pretty sure you posted the same with the iPad 2
I have a white 2 and I ordered a white 3. I tried using my wife's black iPad 2 and I hate it. Anyway, the white matches my white 4S.
I would absolutely get a white iPad to match my white iPhone and my white suit (kidding. I don't have a white suit. ;-)
I'll be getting a white iPad 2 to match my white 4S and my white macbook. :)
I really want to win an ipad, I've been imnardeg for a iphone for ages but i havn't got one, I hoping to win an ipad. If i do win this, i will look back at zavvi and think what kind people.
And another copy/paste of the article you ran when the iPad2 came out. You guys need to be a bit more original please.
Kind alike the what size should you get article lmao
White I just like the color better
HOW iS THIS NEWS?
Is this actually a real article?
No. It's just pointless rambling to make the site look better than what it is.
You guys want to find out on apple news faster? 9to5mac.com. And I don't think I have ever seen these BS filler articles there either.
I find these kinds of articles an interesting read. The writers are getting into the meat & potatoes of daily use. I found it a refreshing change after reading several other Apple blog sites. 3 or 4 of them are more or less parroting each other's content. iMore is MORE. I like it :) Keep up the good work!
I have iPad1 and iPad2 both black, I just pre-ordered the white one on Wednesday. I will pass the iPad1 to my son and the iPad2 to my daughter. Daddy will keep the snow one.
The white bezel has a black border around the screen, giving it a 3D look. Whereas the black bezel looks like it runs into the picture more. So I picked the white.
Maybe i'm just being picky, but the reason I opted for the black one instead of the white is the fact that the apple logo on the back is actually black. The white ipad just seems like one of those skins that you place on top of it to make it look more personalized.
Wow - who knew anyone put this much thought into this decision. . . and I'm a graphic designer. But white it is for me. I have no doubts or worries that regarding the distraction level of a white border. One of my favorite sayings is, "Seeing is believing but the eye is easily fooled." As humans, we tend to adjust to what we see often and our eyes create allowances for all types of things. I love my white iPhone and I love my white iPad, even though it's sitting in a holding pattern in a UPS warehouse in Kentucky right now.
GF wanted White. Then we played a music video in store and saw the top and bottom bars (video recorded in 16:9). The white stuck out so bad. So she matched me on black
Pre-ordered white, bought white iPad 2 in nov after freak ecoast oct snowstorm left without power for 8 days, love the device, thought white looked cleaner, though I bought iPhone 4 in black and like that for phone. I think your eye does get used to either color though the point about the black showing smears makes sense, my new Sony bravi tvs have the shiny black bezel which does need to be constantly wiped, would prefer matte finish, anyway in any color the iPad is the best thing since sliced bread, I can't wait for mine to be sprung and delivered tomorrow ( I hope) Thanks Apple!!!!
I think for the size of the iPad, white does look nice. It will bright the contents and make relax and easy for your brian. When it comes to the size of big TV, white will be distracting. It just like one of fashion rules: white doesn't look good on a big guy. A small guy looks smaller with black on.
I choose white one for a number of reasons:
- White is used by apple to promote its ipad 2 and of course the new ipad. See the official website. Traditionally, apple sells its product in the white and neat style.
- I find white less distracting when the background of content is white, e.g. youtube, fb, pdf...etc.
- Too many tablets, particularly the inferior, use black. Seems white stands out a little bit.
- White ipad fits my furniture at home which are mostly in wood or white colour.
I got the white 64 gb wifi Ipad one launch day. It was the only one left at the store I had a discount at. I have had it for about a week now and I have been getting use to it. I am thinking about taking it back; however, I don't know when they will be in stock with a black 64 gig. Also, they may not even return it, color really is not an excuse to take back a $700 device. I think I might be happier with a black though. The bezel of both my macbook and iphone are black, so it's just a little bit harder to adjust with the clash.
If this is an issue than I am quite in the middle cos i bought a black one todAy n realizes that i didn't like the white ipad 2 but its not the middle same with the 3 but the remorse issue d ve been if i d have white. its my first one so black is less remorsy and frankly black is colorless as the black looks like a macbook pro n white like macbook
I ended up going with the White iPad. I had some remorse at first but really began to like the white border, especially while surfing the web. In addition, I realized that I now have the best of both worlds since I just purchased a Griffin Survivor iPad case. The case completely blocks out the white borders if I feel like taking a break from white. When I want to show off the white borders, I can remove the iPad from the case fairly quickly. In agreement with previous posts, the white borders are less likely to show off fingerprints and smudges and I have not been experiencing any of the heating issues that have been observed with black iPads.
Ive never had a white device. I think the white looks fancy & new. My friends and family have tried changing my standpoint but hopefully I resist the urge to get a black one. ( I don't want to see smudges) And if i'm watching a movie at night. I wouldn'treally notice the white Bezel because my room would be very dark. And I want a blue smart cover and I think it looks better on a white iPad. I still have to continue saving for it though because i'm 16.
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Black.....it matches my EVO 3d (I upgraded from the iPhone 4s)
I think that the white border being a distraction is more or less a valid point, but the oc in me would be more distracted with the sight of smudges or dust, being more obvious on a black background. Well, that's just me. I'm going to get a white one this time.
I would choose white just cause black is boring
I think the white looks kinda bad with the cases and if u like the white and have a case it covers it plus it's just plastic on it iPads are really all silver
Why can't they just make a black and white iPad
i like the white than bleck because it look like more pretty and interesting. Anyway it very simple in cambodia.
Get the white and put tin a black case. Best of both worlds.
Yes. I get ipad white and combine with a black case/cover. Simply stand and look great. You can try it, you would not regret it.
I have the white one , black is so common! :)
The black also adds better resale value. Most buyers would prefer black. Most cases look better for the black version and black blend better into the screen. It also hides the camera hole etc. black is the safe bet.
Well I have a black iPad I got it 2weeks ago i mean,about the smudges , yes that's true but it's not something you can't handle you just simply get your sleeve or a towel and wipe it off, when your done using it.so if ur thinking of black I would recommend that. I mean white is pretty and people have been telling me to get black because white gets dirty ( I know it's not true) so I just got black. If you have any questions on how it's going with my iPad please search me up on face book my name is Evelyn Valladares Thank you
I, personally, would go with white.
1. It is newer. only a 1 1/2 years old.
2. It is different now. 2 years ago when I heard apple, I thought about a black macbook pro, a black iPod, a black iPhone, a apple TV or aluminum and only one, lonely, white MacBook. I liked the macbook a lot more because it looked cleaner(except the material it was made out of.)
and coming from a clean household and family, it looks cleaner. and it is.
It also catches the eye of some people who see it. and it is the ONLY popular tablet that is white so it's different from Apple itself and Android tablets too. But fashionable. lol
Of course Black one. Looks much more professional.
I don't know but BLACK doesn't make it an " APPLE iPAD. "
I was honestly leaning towards the white ipad throughout this whole article. However, I did exactly as Rene suggested and I closed my eyes, and imagined myself with both a white iPad and a black one. Result? I could only imagine myself content with a black one haha. Thanks Rene, now I know which to buy this Friday :)
The Chargers On All These Devices (Inc Computers) Are Always White For A Reason! White Is Apples Colour & The First Gen IPods Were Always In White. The Iconic White Headphones Etc,Etc. White Is Apple, Black Is So Every Other Manufacturer. Most Copied Apple By Releasing Black & White Options In Their Devices, However Pre Apple Products Like The IPod, Iphone & Ipad I Never Saw Any White Devices.