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I'm getting blue! I think it'll look best in photos for iMore. Red might clip, white might not be visible enough. Kinda like green too though. So tough!
Green vs. blue vs. yellow vs. pink vs. white: Which iPhone 5c color should you get?
2013 iPhone buyers guide: How to choose the perfect green, blue, yellow, pink, or white iPhone 5c for you!
More than any iPhone in history, the iPhone 5c is all about color and personality. It comes in hard coated polycarbonate - think plastic, but way classier! - in fun, vibrant shades of green, blue, yellow, pink and white. Color is so personal, so distinctive, but more colors mean more to choose from, and can also mean a more difficult choice! If you're having trouble picking your particular spot on the iPhone 5c rainbow, we're here to help!
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Regardless of the iPhone 5c color you get, the faceplates are all black. So if you're worried about how the screen will look set against the color of your iPhone 5c, it's almost a non-issue. All you'll see is the thin line of colored polycarbonate around the edge, and each of those looks to set off the black with pretty much the same intensity.
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Rumor has it Apple delayed the launch of the white iPhone 4 in order to improve the UV protection and prevent discoloration. Regardless, they took a long time to figure it out and get it right, and the white iPhone 4 has been on the market for over two and half years now and there haven't been any widespread accounts of discoloration. My own white iPhone 4 looks as white now as it did the day I bought it back in 2011. Likewise, there were white, plastic iPhone 3G and iPhone 3GS models on the shelves going back to 2008, and no major discoloration issues reported with those either.
While we'll have to wait a year or three to know for sure, if your favorite iPhone 5c color is no color at all, don't worry about it, you can most likely get white and never think twice about it.
Damage assessments
Both light and dark show wear and tear differently. Pale dust and dirt shows up far more on dark, deep colors, and vice versa. Scratches tend to be more visible when the light hits them on dark backgrounds, but since there's no dark colors, and the polycarbonate seems to be colored consistently inside and out, there's probably very little difference.
Until the iPhone 5c as been on the market for a year or more, it's impossible to know which colors will wear better than others, if any at all, but from the looks of it, scratching the surface won't do much more than reveal additional surface.
Cases in combination
For many people the color of the phone they get is of only passing concern, because they'll lock it up in a case the moment it leaves the box. However, depending on the case areas of the iPhone 5c will still show through. In fact, Apple's marketing their own set of highly cut-out cases with just that in mind.
Just because you're wearing a jacket doesn't mean the clothes you have on beneath won't still peak through. Choose a color you love, then add a case you love to it to complete the look. (They're accessories because they accessorize!). If you already have a case you love, pick the iPhone 5c color that best compliments it. Either way, make sure you love the phone you get regardless of the accessories you may or may not add - or keep - to it later.
Who should get the green iPhone 5c?
Kermit was wrong, it is easy being green. It's natural like a grassy lawn or leafy tree, it's exotic like martians and hulks, it's the color most often associated with jealousy, money, and world around us. Apple kept their green light and vibrant and spring-like. They also kept it neutral enough that it can suit many types of people, with many styles, in many walks of life. It looks great, but it doesn't get up in your face about it.
If you want your iPhone 5c to be bright but not overbearing, colorful but natural, green looks wonderful.
Who should get the blue iPhone 5c?
Blue is the color of the sky and of the sea. It's the canvas that so much of the world around us is set against. Yet very little in the natural world is set in blue. That's why sapphires and jays stand out as much as they blend in. While stereotypically associated with boys' blankets and Superman's suits, the color itself knows no such limits. Apple chose a shade that's intense but not overblown. Something for everyone.
If you want your iPhone 5c to look great but not distract, to be deep but not disturbing, blue is where you're going.
Who should get the yellow iPhone 5c?
Banana. Big Bird. NYC taxi cab. We've heard them all. No, the yellow iPhone 5c isn't waterproof but it is sporty. It's the color assigned to the sun, and to gold-like prosperity. It's a caution light instead of a stop light, something that glows but manages to stay at least a little bit subtle about it. Apple's yellow is unapologetic, however. This is no pale pastel. It's yellow and it wants you to know it. It's the yellow, not red Ferrari.
If you want your iPhone 5c to draw just enough, but not too much attention, get yellow and show it.
Who should get the pink iPhone 5c?
In the east, red means luck and good fortune. In the west, it means danger or stop. In both, it's bright, bold, and attention getting. It's the color of gift envelopes and roses and racing cars. That's probably why Apple went with pink for the iPhone 5c instead. That we have such a popular and distinct word for light red in English, as opposed to light blue, yellow, or green is indicative of its place in the culture. It's typically - and often wrongly - associated with girls, but as any old school wrestling fan can tell you, the "pink and black attack" knows no gender boundaries.
If you want your iPhone 5c to be instantly identifiable from across a room - maybe even across the street - pink brings the heat.
Who should get the white iPhone 5c?
White is the presence of all colors in light, and the absence of all colors in print. It's the color of weddings and new life in the west, and of funerals and death in the east. For something so extreme, white enjoys tremendous duality. Likewise, so people hate the very idea of a white iPhone, and others want nothing but. With the iPhone 5c it plays the job of the straight man or woman.
Because there's no black or gray, the only iPhone 5c color to get for people who want no color at all, is white.
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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 iPhone in your hand, and carefully look at what color you're picturing. Then buy that. And if you change your mind later, you can get a case. Once you've decided, though, et me know - which color did you go with and why?
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Green vs. blue vs. yellow vs. pink vs. white: Which iPhone 5c color should you get?
I'm all about the Spock Green one...
I was going to pick blue. CHANGE YOUR MIND!
I wonder how hard/easy it will be to replace the back. If it's easy enough, there could be a huge market for 3rd party back pieces in all sorts of colors. Might be argument enough to keep many people from buying a case and just buying a new back when theirs gets too scratched up (and you're not worried about the screen).
I wouldn't get any of them. All of those color choices are too feminine. If they darken the tones to Hunter, Garnet/Burgundy & Royal Blue, I'd consider it.
When you say they are "feminine" you are making a broad sweeping over-generalisation (otherwise known as "prejudice") and revealing yourself as a bit of a sexist jerk. Personally, I hate all the colours also, but I would go for a grapety-grape one or an orange one. These colours are just too muted and blah for me.
"I would go for a grapety-grape one or an orange one."
Seconded for grapety-grape.
It's not a "broad sweeping over-generalization" not am I being a sexist jerk. It's a common sentiment that those colors are favored by little girls and women. Men and boys prefer darker colors (ie. blue/boys & pink/girls). That's why more masculine men will pony up the extra $100 for the 5S and it's manly colors. So I'll thank you not to try to emasculate me for sticking with gender roles.
Oh, please... Saying a color is feminine is indicative of prejudice? In your world, is there any context in which using the terms "masculine" and "feminine" is not indicative of prejudice?
I -- and many, MANY others -- agree with TimPossibleOne... All of the colors that the 5c is offered in are rather feminine. Wait... If I say "all of the colors that the 5c is offered in are colors more typically favored by females, although some males like them, too, and there's nothing wrong with that," will that make you feel better?
I'd not get any of them due to the cost. It's only $100 difference between the C and S. For that $100, you get the fingerprint sensor (who wouldn't love to not have to enter a passcode every time?) and a much faster device (which will remain compatible with future iOS revisions for longer). It seems, pricing-wise anyway, that the only purpose for the C is for people who specifically want a color, plastic phone.
They didn't release it in black because black is the #1 best selling color of any iPhone ever. I can't think of a better way for Apple to force people into the premium model (5s) if they want black ;)
Samsung hasn't been using Polycarbonate. Nokia has been using Polycarbonate, as did HTC with the One X. Hold either of those phones next to the SGS3 or 4 in particular and you'll see a massive difference in the quality of plastic.
It isn't that Samsung uses plastic. It's that they use nasty plastics.
Now I love me a Samsung phone but you're right, the plastic is nasty.
You mean no color!
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It all depends on your perspective. Black reflects no colors in the roygbiv spectrum; white reflects them all making white a color and black not. But from a pigment perspective, white has no pigment and black does. It's all relative, man.
Edit: It's worth noting that this post is crap. No substance. Just fluff. This site has become nothing more than regurgitation of information posted elsewhere and powderpuff garbage like this.
If I were to choose based on what is available, it would be between the blue and white options. I would like a nice Cardinal red, or even a garnet red but they are not available this time around.
Also noticed the post title is missing a "you" towards the end there.
As long as Apple doesn't use the same cheap white plastic as Samsung did for Galaxy phones. They were instantly identifiable in a crowd I was in last Fall by their dingy dirty greyish discoloration. But they did take and share pictures and video very well, even if they looked cheap. Kind of like a Chevelle next to a iPhone Cadillac. They both do an awesome job, but ours looks better, theirs does more.
Also, might want to use a grammar checker for duplicate sentences under the White color choice...
"...Because there's no black or gray, the only iPhone 5c color to get for people who want no color at all, is white.
Because there's no black or gray, the only iPhone 5c color to get for people who want no color at all, is white."
I'll take mine in Green Lantern, thanks. The more I think about it, the more it just makes sense to save the money and get the 5C. I've said before that if Apple deployed the 5C in the USA, that's what I'd go with. I'm not seeing enough reason to go with the 5S, the more I read about it. I really like the green 5C.
I don't like the cases at all. I don't mean that they are ugly, I think they look kind of neat, but I can't get behind a case that only exists to look cool.
The plastic phones don't need cases. That's why the cases are more about aesthetics this year. I just couldn't face myself in the mirror each morning if I buy a completely useless product just to "look cool." Design is about function for me and these cases have no function.
It's tantamount to buying those carefully pre-ripped jeans, or those guys that swirl a scarf around their neck for decoration when it isn't even cold.
Save the smarmy sarcasm for topics you know something about.
Polycarbonate is the most common shell material for motorcycle and football helmets. It's used for hockey helmets and face shields. It's what makes bulletproof glass bulletproof. It's used for airplane canopies and the visors of spacesuit helmets. It's used for motocross chest protectors. Police riot shields are made from polycarbonate. So are the lenses of safety goggles use by industry and the military.
When shot with a 50 caliber military rifle, the iPhone 5C shell does not crack; it just gets a neat hole in it.
So, no, it couldn't possibly crack when used as the shell for a mobile phone.
If I was getting one (iPhone 5 user), I would definitely pick up the blue or green one.
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The white looks very modern, though I like the green because, as Rene points out, it harkens feelings of nature. Green also looks fun. Only $199 with contract for 32GB also helps!
The iPhone 5C is really getting a bum rap, IMHO. I think it compliments iOS 7's radical departure from the legacy iOS design better than the iPhone 5S. In other words, iOS 7 looks like it was designed specifically for the iPhone 5C.
Still on the fence regarding iPhone 5C vs iPhone 5S. If I hear more rumblings from developers eager to leverage the low energy M7 chip, or if Apple opens up Touch ID for financial institution apps, I may pop the extra $100 for the iPhone 5C in Silver.
Dumb article.
I'm sorry, but as an old school Star Trek geek, I have to question your Trek-themed color assignments. Surely the more apt photo choice would be this:
I decide until I see them all in person I love yellow it is my favorite color in general,but talking about the 5c I like yellow blue and white.
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mighty morphin' iphone rangers!
actually blue and yellow look awesome, but they seem less manly. i'd take the white one
Just one word for iPhone 5c ..... TACKY!
I am getting the Blue. I also debated the green but in the end I decided to go with my favorite color.
Picked up a green iPhone 5c for my wife yesterday and she is LOVING it! Looks cool and the color is just subtle.. not too bright!
I got the blue one for my mom for Mother's Day and now I want to upgrade my LG phone to one of These iPhone 5c because the 32 gb is the same price as the iPhone 5s 16gb but $0 down on tmobile. But I'm upset I got her the blue one because I myself like the blue one the best. The pink is kinda weird to me. I never liked the color yellow and the green has never been a color I favored and why go white when the point of these phones is to have some color. So I might have to see the green in person to see how it looks. Decisions decisions lol


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But Adams said in The Sun: "Chips is a great guy but not a very imaginative choice by the owner - and he is 73.
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Thursday, April 11, 2013
Culinary Specialist, Michelle "Red" Roberts returns to the 2013 Taste of Home Cooking School on Tuesday, May 14, 2013, at Charleston Southern University's Lightsey Chapel. Roberts conducts Cooking School shows across the country. Her love of traveling to experience the flavors of different cities combined with her enthusiasm for cooking allows her to share her culinary passion with people just like you!
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CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. – The Chattanooga Mocs are set to host the 2013 Country Inns & Suites Invitational Thursday-Saturday at Maclellan Gym. This year's tournament features five teams, including UT Martin, Charlotte, UNC Asheville and Tennessee.
"We are very excited and fortunate to host this tournament in Chattanooga," Head Coach Travis Filar said. "With five team in it this season, we look for it to be one of the most exciting tournaments we have hosted."
Filar's Mocs come into the weekend with an 0-3 mark, just the opposite of last season when Chattanooga was 3-0 in the same tournament. Last season, Chattanooga was undefeated against Tennessee Tech, USC Upstate and Alcorn State and placed three student-athletes on the All-Tournament team.
Against its upcoming opponents, Chattanooga is just 1-16. Tennessee holds an 0-7 mark over the Mocs, UT Martin is at an 0-5 advantage, Charlotte has won its only matchup and UNC Asheville is 3-1 against UTC. Chattanooga looks to shock the field, beginning Thursday at 7 p.m. with its matchup against Tennessee.
Tennessee comes into the weekend with a 2-1 mark. Back-to-back wins over Morehead State and Cincinnati put Tennessee at a 2-0 overall record to begin the season, but a 3-0 defeat at the hands of Butler gave the Lady Vols their first loss.
Along with being named to the Cincinnati All-Tournament Team, senior Ellen Mullins was also named the SEC Defensive Player of the Week. The libero averaged 6.55 digs per set over the weekend.
UT Martin comes to Chattanooga with a successful opening weekend, going 2-1 at the CEFCU Classic and taking the championship title at the Bradley tournament in Peoria, Ill. The Skyhawks took wins from Maryland Eastern Shore and Bradley while falling 3-1 to Western Illinois. UT Martin then won its home opener 3-2 over Evansville 3-2 on Tuesday.
Following the weekend, sophomores Chelsea Bowles and Amanda Crask were named the OVC Defensive Player of the Week and Setter of the Week, respectively.
Out of state, Charlotte stands at 1-2 going into the Country Inns & Suites Invitational. The 49ers fell to CSU Bakersfield 1-3 and Davidson 2-3 before coming back to sweep a match from Charleston Southern. Charlotte, the most recent opponent Chattanooga will take on in the tournament, won a 3-0 match over the Mocs in 2012 at the Clemson Classic in Clemson, S.C.
Rounding out the field is UNC Asheville as the Bulldogs enter with a 4-0 record. With an impressive start to the 2013 season, UNC Asheville has claimed wins over Wright State, Boston College, North Carolina Central and the SoCon's Western Carolina.
After winning the Western Carolina Invitational in Cullowhee, N.C., Asheville's middle blocker Anna Moore was named the tournament's MVP and honored as the Big South's Player of the Week.
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Although it's hopeful for no loss of life, there will be destruction, and there will be loss of property. And as the skirmishes won't require muskets or sabers, it's the canon of history that may take Jones County as the lone casualty.
When tragedy strikes Jones County, like the death of Otis Redding, one can face the Big-O Ranch, remembering his voice, an indelible mark on the historical timeline. But if one turns and looks across the road, they will see an empty plot of land. Not quite yet, though. It depends on how the war turns out.
A 203-year-old house sits there, in jeopardy, on Otis Redding Drive. The house and its land have accumulated beginnings, successes, tragedies, history, maybe even controversy, not to mention drizzling earth from the sky, ghosts, and an unforgiving settling as wood, nails, paint, and bricks head back to the dust from whence it came. But that's still not the war.
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COLUMBIA CITY — The Columbia City woman charged with drug crimes and the neglect of a dependent will face trial in June.
Janel M. Creech, 36, has been in the Whitley County jail since Jan. 11 after being charged Jan. 7 with manufacturing methamphetamine and other drug-related offenses.
The drug-related charges were filed after emergency personnel responded to a 911 call on Jan. 3 in which Creech's 5-month-old daughter, Taylor, was rushed to the hospital, where she was later pronounced dead.
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Miami Law's Litigation Skills Program has awarded $50,000 in scholarships to its top 14 students. Each semester, students who distinguish themselves in Litigation Skills are recognized by the program and the legal community for their hard work and talent. The students have qualified to benefit from prestigious awards and scholarships that have been donated generously to the law school.
Second-year Miami Law student Lauren Lee Pettiette has been named chief of the Iron Arrow Honor Society, an organization founded at the University of Miami in 1926 whose members are easily identified by the brightly colored Seminole jackets they don at official functions.
The International Graduate Law Programs' 2013 Visiting Assistant Professor will be Kristina Klykova, a Ukrainian student at Miami Law who is about to receive her Master of Laws degree in International Law with a specialization in international arbitration. She is a 2010 graduate of Odessa National Academy of Law in Ukraine.
For a "little Cuban girl from Hialeah" who dreamed of becoming a Hollywood film director, Marilyn Blanco-Reyes has not done badly for herself. She is the Vice President of Legal and Regulatory Affairs for FedEx Express Latin America and Caribbean Division, overseeing more than 30 employees and having recently negotiated the acquisitions of a pair of companies in Brazil and Mexico, both of them larger than the domestic business of FedEx in those markets.
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When delving into the world of international arbitration in Latin America, it is worth setting aside the common stereotype of the region as a single monolithic place, rather than a confluence of many countries with "significant differences" between them, Professor Andrés Jana, a litigation and arbitration attorney from Chile, told Miami Law students in a recent address.
Students in Miami Law's Professional Responsibility and Ethics Program headed north recently to sit with members of Miami Law's Alumni Associations and dissect questions surrounding the ethical use of social media and other technologically evolving tools.
Miami Law alumnus Federico Moreno, Chief Judge of the United States District Court for the Southern District of Florida, has been awarded the St. Thomas More Award by the Notre Dame Law Association. The award honors graduates of the University of Notre Dame "who have distinguished themselves as jurists or public servants, while exhibiting uncompromising integrity and loyalty to conscience."
Returning recently to the campus at which he earned two degrees, Congressman Joe Garcia told a University of Miami audience that the area's Cuban community strongly identifies with the long history of the Jewish diaspora, while the people of Israel readily draw parallels with Cuban exiles and their liberty movement.
There are a few things you ought to know about Peter R. Palermo. A Senior U.S. Magistrate Judge, Palermo was one of the first and now the longest-serving magistrate in the United States, at 42 years and counting. A decorated World War II hero, he fought in North Africa and throughout Italy. And at the cusp of 95 years of age, he remains a sharp dresser, with jet-black matinee-idol eyelashes.
After all the hard work, tension, and sleepless nights, as well as four months' worth of intense virtual meetings across the breadth of the world's time zones, there were relieved smiles, firm handshakes and tight hugs at the end of LawWithoutWalls' 2013 session, which began in January in Segovia, Spain, and concluded at the University of Miami the second weekend in April.
One of the most visible relationships in the legal realm is the symbiotic connection between lawyers and journalists. Often, especially during high-profile trials that are not bound by gag orders, attorneys want reporters to push their side's case before the public – and, not incidentally, for the benefit of the jury – while journalists need access to both prosecution and defense so that they can properly explain the nuances of the trial to their audiences.
Standing in a banquet hall full of colleagues, friends, relatives and admirers, Miami Law alumnus Horacio Gutiérrez, deputy general counsel at the Microsoft Corporation, pointedly gave credit to his alma mater for his ascendance to the loftiest rungs of corporate law. Had it not been for the knowledge and opportunities the law school made available to him, he said, "I would not have had the career I've had."
The opening scene of the documentary Ai Weiwei: Never Sorry shows a bearded, sturdy Chinese man marveling at what his cats get up to, particularly the one that can open doors. His gentleness belies the tenacity of the warrior to whom the viewer will soon be introduced.
For all those who wear turbans or veils, the world was a different place after Sept. 11, 2001. They endured racism and bigotry, just like countless others throughout history who were denied their rights, singled out for punishment, or discriminated against simply because of the color of their skin or their gender, religion or sexual preference.
In yet another eye-opening experience, third-year law student Tricia Robinson represented Miami Law for the third time at the Clinton Global Initiative University Conference, held this year in St. Louis. She attended sessions on human trafficking, child exploitation and clean water, and came away inspired.
The following was written by three second-year law students, Guillermo Alvarez, Brian Heit and Morgan Nati, about a trip they took to Panama during spring break. The trip was part of Miami Law's Coastal Conservation and Development class, taught by Professor Daniel Suman, who assigned the students the task of researching, reporting and analyzing the legal issues surrounding land disputes in the Bocas del Toro area. The disputes are the result of a spike in local development, as more and more foreigners become attracted to the pristine area for tourism and retirement.
Patricia A. Redmond, the director of Miami Law's Bankruptcy Assistance Clinic, will be inducted as President of the American Bankruptcy Institute in Washington on April 20.
At the Passing of the Gavel earlier this month, members of the Miami Law community were recognized by the Society of Bar and Gavel for outstanding leadership and dedication to good will and service. In his remarks, Brian Stewart, the outgoing President of Bar and Gavel, celebrated the accomplishments of outgoing student leaders who are leaving "what we have worked to build in the capable hands of those who accept these gavels and all of their requisite duties." He said that Miami Law students "have used the opportunities presented here to build up this institution, build up our community, and effectuate change throughout the country and throughout the world."
Three Miami Law students traveled recently to Washington D.C. to participate in a religious liberty conference organized by the J. Reuben Clark Law Society at Georgetown University Law Center. The gathering, held annually, was addressed by Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas; Elder Jeffrey R. Holland of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints; and Senator Mike Lee, Republican of Utah.
Jessica Carvalho Morris, Director of Miami Law's International Graduate Law Programs, returned recently from visits to Mexico City and Guadalajara, the country's second-largest city, as part of an initiative to solidify alliances with law firms, law schools and scholarship partners around the world.
Georgie Angones, Assistant Dean for Alumni Relations and Development at Miami Law, has been elected chair of MCCJ – historically known as the Miami Coalition of Christian and Jews – a nonprofit organization dedicated to eliminating intolerance.
Miami Law's National Security and Armed Conflict Law Review will host a panel discussion titled "The Internet and Armed Conflict" on Friday, April 12, in Room 352 at the law school. The event, at 1 p.m., will focus on cyber warfare and the role of the internet in conflicts and political upheavals across the globe.
Five students from the University of Miami School of Law last week won multiple awards and advanced deep into the elimination rounds of the world's largest and most prestigious international arbitration moot competition.
Miami Law held a special reception last week to celebrate and recognize members of the 2016 entering class who are students or graduates of the University of Miami. Dean Patricia White and numerous members of the faculty and administration attended to speak with these admitted students.
Michael Greenfield and Danny Ilani, two students in Miami Law's Professional Responsibility & Ethics Program, recently presented a CLE ethics training for Dade Legal Aid, which focused on the ethical dilemmas a lawyer may face when dealing with pro se litigants, clients, and technology in the twenty-first century.
The 25 students of Visiting Professor Stefanie Kuerpick's Animal Law class travelled to Fort Lauderdale last Sunday to visit the South Florida Wildlife Center, part of the Humane Society of the United States. The Wildlife Center opened its gates to the students even though it's not normally not open to the public. In appreciation for the exclusive tour, the School of Law will donate $500 to the center, which is completely funded through private donations.
In a classroom at Miami Law this week, second-year law student Whitney Kouvaris became the teacher, methodically instructing a group of high-school students on how best to assemble a legal case, set for mock trial later in the week, from the perspectives of both prosecution and defense.
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Darren Bent is looking for a new club after being told he can leave Aston Villa and is open to the possibility of a return to the north east with Newcastle.
Michael Laudrup's future at Swansea remained unresolved on Tuesday night.
Luis Suarez has stepped up his attempt to engineer a move to Real Madrid.
Newcastle's Alan Pardew is considering a £6m bid for Darren Bent.
PSG are understood to have approached Andre Villas-Boas after making the Tottenham manager their top target if Carlos Ancelotti leaves for Real Madrid.
Monaco are lining up a world record £85m bid for Cristiano Ronaldo.
Manuel Pellegrini will be confirmed as Manchester City boss in the next 24 hours.
Sunderland have signed El Hadji Ba from Le Havre.
PSG want Andre Villas-Boas to replace Carlo Ancelotti as their new boss.
Newcastle are interested in out-of-favour Aston Villa striker Darren Bent, who could be available for £6m.
Tottenham are keen on Belgian international Radja Nainggolan.
Hull are making a £400,000 move for Galatasaray's ex-Bolton striker Johan Elmander.
Newcastle are reviving their interest in FC Twente defender Douglas.
Norwich have agreed a £4.7m fee with PSV Eindhoven for striker Ola Toivonen.
Sunderland are in talks over a deal for Lazio right-back Luis Pedro Cavanda.
West Ham hope to seal a deal for former AC Milan star Massimo Ambrosini.
Jose Mourinho's attempts to unsettle Wayne Rooney will be frustrated by Manchester United's policy of not selling their top players to Premier League rivals.
Michael Laudrup's future at Swansea has been plunged into deeper uncertainty after peace talks with chairman Huw Jenkins ended in stalemate.
Spurs are facing a fight to hold on to Andre Villas-Boas after PSG targeted the White Hart Lane boss.
Jose Mourinho will talk to John Terry, David Luiz, Fernando Torres and Juan Mata to decide who will be part of his Chelsea masterplan.
Jesus Navas is relishing the chance to link up with Spain team-mate David Silva at Manchester City.
Cesc Fabregas has distanced himself from a £25m summer move to Manchester United.
Peter Odemwingie tops Swansea boss Michael Laudrup's wishlist.
Arouna Kone has admitted he could follow Roberto Martinez out of Wigan.
Manchester United have rejected a £6m bid from Galatasaray for Nani.
Chelsea are closing in on Dutch midfield ace Marco van Ginkel.
Norwich are closing in on PSV forward Ola Toivonen.
Everton boss Roberto Martinez is close to his first signing - a bargain raid on old club Wigan for Antolin Alcaraz.
Aston Villa are leading the hunt for Aalborg striker Nicklas Helenius.
Luis Suarez insists he has made up his mind to quit Liverpool and Real Madrid are ready to swoop with a cut-price £30m bid.
Cesc Fabregas has told Manchester United to forget about luring him to Old Trafford.
Manuel Pellegrini is facing a battle to keep Carlos Tevez at Manchester City with Juventus and AC Milan in the race to sign him.
Aalborg striker Nicklas Helenius is set to join Aston Villa.
Andy Carroll is finally ready to say "yes" to West Ham.
Jose Mourinho is ready to make Vitesse Arnhem's Marco van Ginkel his first signing since returning to Chelsea.
Swansea are weighing up a move for West Brom's Peter Odemwingie.
Cheick Tiote has told Alan Pardew he wants to stay at Newcastle for the long term.
Fulham have been told they will have to pay £4m to land Wolves winger Bakary Sako.
Luis Suarez has stepped up his bid to join Real Madrid, claiming he is being hounded out of England.
Cesc Fabregas will reject Manchester United because he wants to prove himself at Barcelona.
Andre Villas-Boas is the surprise name on the radar of PSG.
David Luiz has been told "play my way or you are out" by Chelsea's new manager Jose Mourinho.
Michael Laudrup will hold further talks today to resolve his Swansea future.
Carlton Cole is being lined up for a potential reunion with mentor Steve Clarke at West Brom.
Joey Barton will have to take a 50 percent pay cut to make his move to Marseille permanent.
Andre Villas-Boas has emerged as a shock candidate to replace wantaway Carlo Ancelotti at PSG.
Real Madrid have shut the door on Cristiano Ronaldo's £65m move to Manchester United.
Luis Suarez has once again insisted he wants to join Real Madrid.
Robert Lewandoski will more than double his money if he joins Manchester United.
Michael Laudrup is wanted by Italians AS Roma.
Rafa Benitez has turned to Barcelona's Javier Mascherano after missing out on Lucas.
Arsenal are eyeing Benfica defender Lorenzo Melgarejo and will need £5m to land him.
Villarreal have slapped a £7m price tag on Jonathan de Guzman.
Esteban Granero may be on his way to Rubin Kazan with them paying QPR £4m for him.
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Inter Milan are poised to offer Chelsea £20m for striker Fernando Torres this summer with Jose Mourinho set to make a big splash by signing Atletico Madrid's Diego Costa, Radamel Falcao from Monaco or AC Milan striker Mario Balotelli.
Sunderland boss Gus Poyet has challenged Jozy Altidore to prove him wrong after dropping him from last Sunday's cup final.
Manchester City will open talks with Samir Nasri over a new deal in the near future. He has 16 months remaining on his current contract.
Arsenal are one of three clubs who have made contact with the agent of AC Milan midfielder Riccardo Montolivo, 29, about a possible summer transfer.
Stoke boss Mark Hughes has urged the FA to abolish their 'flawed' TV review system.
Felix Magath is set to loan out Moussa Dembele, Chris David, and Muamer Tankovic.
Lionel Messi has given Barcelona a sickness scare ahead of their date with Man City.
Bradford have signed Leeds defender Adam Drury on loan.
Chelsea fans have been warned they will face the 'full wrath of the law' if found guilty of making racist taunts towards Tottenham fans during Saturday's clash at Stamford Bridge.
Celtic are looking to Millwall keeper David Forde as a possible replacement for Fraser Forster, appearing to be resigned to losing their England squad member this summer.
Danny Wilson could see his tenure as Barnsley boss come to an end this weekend if they are unable to get a result against Nottingham Forest.
Swansea are hoping to sign Ecuador winger Jefferson Montero and would like to get a deal done with Mexican side Monarcas Morella before the World Cup finals.
Blackburn are keen on signing Millwall midfielder Liam Feeney.
Liverpool could make a summer move for 24-year-old Valencia midfielder Dani Parejo.
Arsene Wenger insists Jack Wilshere will be back for the World Cup.
Under-pressure WBA boss Pepe Mel has admitted he has been given no assurances over his future.
David Moyes has denied claims of a rift with Robin van Persie.
Manchester United manager David Moyes insists Robin van Persie, 30, is settled at the club despite claims the Dutch striker might want to leave Old Trafford.
Albion Rovers' players will reportedly earn a three-month wage bonus of around £1,000 a man if they beat Rangers in the Scottish Cup quarter-finals on Sunday.
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WILLISTON — Dwayne Garrick was one proud papa.
The battle for the inside track to the Region 4-A title was over before newly-crowned Williston-Elko High School homecoming queen – Celie Garrick, the coach's daughter – could even model her shiny tiara.
But Garrick, who has been the head coach at Williston-Elko since 2006, was proud of his boys, too.
The Blue Devils, who have not dropped a region contest in four years (a Halloween home loss to Blackville-Hilda in 2008), wasted little time in getting some points on the scoreboard and dominating in the trenches in posting a 50-0 pasting of region upstart Hunter-Kinard-Tyler, which was coming off of a stirring 14-7 victory last week over Blackville-Hilda.
"We played well tonight and really got after them defensively," said W-E head coach Dwayne Garrick. "We still have some things we have to get better at, but I thought we executed throwing the ball tonight, and defensively we were just a little too quick for them up front."
After stopping Hunter-Kinard-Tyler on the opening possession of the game, Williston-Elko standout running back Jarius Jenkins – who rushed for 174 yards in the game on 16 carries and now has 1,040 yards on the season – took a handoff off right tackle and rumbled 72 yards for the touchdown and a 6-0 lead after the two-point try failed.
Running back David Owens nearly had 100 yards for the Blue Devils, adding 94 on 10 carries.
"(Jenkins) as a sophomore runs like a senior and a well-seasoned back," Garrick said. "He's a strong kid, and it's hard to bring him down. We were good up front tonight and (Owens) is able to step in there and take some of the pressure off."
Then, on the team's very next possession, with Jenkins drawing most of the attention of the Trojans' defensive attention, quarterback Dalton Mundy went to the air and receiver Faheem Richburg for a 37-yard touchdown. Jenkins pushed across the goal line for the 2-point conversion and the Blue Devils had taken control early at 14-0 with 2:56 remaining in the first quarter.
The Blue Devils don't throw the ball all that much, but with an explosive opponent on the other side of the field Garrick said all offensive options were on the table.
"With that explosive single-back stuff (the Trojans) run they can score pretty quick," said Garrick. "We picked our spots (to throw) and (quarterback Dalton) Mundy did a good job. And we are going to have to get better at those types of sets for later in the season when people are loading up the box against us (and the run)."
The next Williston-Elko drive spanned the two quarters and took nine plays (with a heavy dose of Jarius Jenkins) before David Owens plunged in from 7 yards out for a 22-0 lead with 11:02 to go before halftime after Mundy found Richburg on the conversion pass.
The two teams traded punts before the Blue Devils got back on the scoreboard – this time courtesy of the defense. Hunter-Kinard-Tyler quarterback Donnie Edwards had been harried and harassed the entire first half, and on a third-down play deep in his own territory, he tossed the ball toward his sideline seemingly just to get rid of it. Instead, Aaron Walker stepped in front of the ball and waltzed the remaining eight yards into the end zone for a 28-0 lead with 6:36 to go before halftime.
Later in the quarter, with the Trojans needing some help to develop a drive, they got it on a high snap by Williston-Elko that gave H-K-T the ball on the Blue Devils' 35. But the Trojans got no closer than the 14, and the Blue Devils added two more points by way of a safety to lead 30-0 going away.
Williston-Elko (6-2, 3-0) plays at Ridge Spring-Monetta next Friday.
First Quarter
WE–Jarius Jenkins 72 run (2-point try failed), 8:15.
WE–Faheem Richburg 37 pass from Dalton Mundy (Jarius Jenkins run), 2:56.
Second Quarter
WE–David Owens 7 run (Mundy pass to Richburg), 11:02.
WE–Aaron Walker 8 interception return (2-point try failed), 6:36.
WE–Safety, 5:22
Third Quarter
WE–David Owens 67 pass from Mundy (2-point failed), 11:40.
WE–Jarius Jenkins 1 run (2-point failed), 6:11.
Fourth Quarter
WE–David Owens 24 run (Mundy run), 11:50.
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Monday, December 1, 2008
Oh, and it did. I've taken a bit of time off to deal with some of those big, fat, sour suckers. And after getting rid of all the bad, moldy, squishy ones, maybe heaving a couple at the wall and watching them explode with a satisfying *SPLAT* just to relieve a bit of my stress, I decided that lemonade would just not do the trick! I turn those bright, sunshine-yellow babies into something sweet and tasty. Who doesn't absolutely love that sour-sweet taste sensation that is a Lemon Tart? There are quite a number of recipes out there for good lemon pies, but I came across this one in my French cookbook Desserts published by Marabout (a translation of the original Sweet Food published in Australia) which was a birthday gift from Clem. It is oh so lemony, very creamy and so simple, without all the fuss of a meringue topping or cookie crust. And we all love it.
I use my favorite sweet pastry crust and the rest is so quick and easy to put together that I wonder why I don't make this more often. The original recipe calls for thick fresh cream, but I use the French 0 % fat fromage frais. Fromage frais is the consistency of sour cream, though much less sour, and I use 0 % fat because it alleviates some of the guilt of eating this very rich, creamy dessert. You could substitute either quark or Greek-style yogurt for the fromage frais or thick cream, or Delia (on her blog) suggests blending equal parts cottage cheese and yogurt until smooth.
I let the tart come to room temperature before serving. In the summer, I put it in the fridge to chill it a bit, which will also firm it up somewhat. I always serve it simply with whipped fresh cream, just barely sweetened with a tad of powdered sugar, the perfect foil for the full, tangy flavor of the tart.
Wondering what dessert to serve after a hot, even spicy, filling meal? We often relegate cool, lemony treats to summertime, but I have found that this is the ideal dessert to serve all year round (don't forget that citrus is winter fruit), especially refreshing after a hot mushroom risotto or a big bowl of spicy chili. Serve this at barbecues, too.
LEMON TART (or, if you like something a bit more exotic, LA TARTE AU CITRON)
1 1/4 cup flour
1/4 cup sugar
7 Tbs (100 grams) unsalted butter, cubed *
1 egg, lightly beaten
Combine flour and sugar in a mixing bowl or on a work surface. Using only your thumbs and fingertips, rub the butter into the flour until the consistency of sand and there are no more large chunks of butter.
With a fork, vigorously stir in the lightly beaten egg until all the dry ingredients are moistened and a dough starts to form.
Gather the dough together into a ball and place on a lightly-floured surface. Using the heel of one hand, smear the dough little by little away from you in quick, hard strokes in order to make sure that all of the butter is blended in well.
Scrape up the dough together, re-flour the surface lightly and work very briefly and quickly until you have a smooth, homogenous dough. If the dough is a bit too soft or sticky for you, refrigerate it for 10 or 15 minutes until it can be easily rolled out without sticking to your rolling pin.
On a lightly floured surface, roll out the dough and line a buttered and lightly floured 10" wide, 1 1/2" deep pie dish, a springform pan or similar. Refrigerate until ready to bake.
* most pie crust recipes call for the butter to be chilled. I have found that butter at room temperature is easier and quicker to work into the flour and to dough seems to be fluffier. If the dough is too sticky to roll out right away, several minutes in the fridge should do the trick.
1pre-cooked Sweet Pastry Pie Crust*
4 eggs
2 egg yolks
275 g (9.7 oz, about 1 1/2 cups + 2 tsp) sugar
190 ml (3/4 cup) fromage frais 0% fat or thick fresh cream
250 ml (1 cup, about 6 lemons) freshly squeezed lemon juice
grated zest of 3 lemons
Preheat the oven to 375°F (190°C).
On a lightly floured surface, roll out the dough and line a buttered and lightly floured 10" wide, 1 1/2" deep pie dish, a springform pan or similar. Prick all over the surface with a fork.
*Place a large piece of oven-safe parchment paper or aluminum foil into the lined pie dish, fill with uncooked beans or pastry weights and bake for 3 to 5 minutes, then remove the paper or foil with the beans and continue baking for another 5 - 8 minutes until set and just barely golden.
Reduce the oven temperature to 300°F (150°C).
Prepare the filling. Beat the eggs together with the egg yolks and the sugar with a whisk or an electric beater until slightly thickened. Continue beating as you pour in the cream, then the lemon juice and zest, just until well blended.
It's as simple as that (I should say Easy as Pie, but I won't).
Carefully pour the filling into the pre-baked pastry crust. It will come up to the top edge of the crust. If you want to avoid sloshing the filling over the top and onto the floor as you carry it to the oven, simply pour about half of the filling into the crust, place the pie dish/plate on the oven rack and then carefully pour the rest of the filling into the dish.
Bake the tart 35 to 40 minutes until the center is just set. Let cool before serving.
If you like a tart that is a bit firmer or you want to serve it cooler, just place it in the fridge after it has cooled down to room temperature. Serve with unsweetened or barely sweetened freshly whipped cream. All year round!
I remember when we were kids and our parents took us to the all-night family diner - you know, one of the various chain restaurants that were so popular - as a special treat. I was never able decide whether to order the Lemon Meringue or the Chocolate Cream Pie. Both so huge and creamy..... This one is the elegant, adult version.
4 comments:
- Racheyll said...
Jamie, my mom would love this one..... and I am absolutely going to make it for her....
love your work!
- December 1, 2008 at 1:26 PM
- Aran said...
Hi Jamie- Thanks for stopping by my blog and leaving such a kind comment. This tart looks delicious. Just like I like them. Funny how life works right? You i France and me in Florida!
- December 2, 2008 at 4:35 AM
- Tired Mom Sabine said...
Hi Jamie,
Wow, no wonder you haven't been on the Flats as much! This looks sooooooooo good. My Hubby love Key Lime Pie, and I'm thinking I may try it with key lime juice instead of the lemons ... thoughts please?
What beautiful pics you have on here, very well done blog, you are the best! Your mudpal, Tired Mom Sabine
- December 2, 2008 at 6:22 AM
- Y said...
Lemon tart is always so life affirming! And glorious in it's simplicity.. one of those treats that really doesn't require any 'tarting' up :D
- December 2, 2008 at 5:29 PM


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Snow day: Machine helps Snowbowl trump nature
FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. -- The Flagstaff ski season will be a little less dependent on Mother Nature this year.
The Arizona Snowbowl Resort began using its new snow-making machine on Tuesday.
Spokesman David Smith said the resort is expecting a packed ski season, in part because of the new equipment.
"It's going to be a boom to the Flagstaff economy," he said. "Everyone's going to know that we're going to have a reliable product year in and year out.
"It's going to be an exciting season with above-average snowfall predicted and it's very exciting because this is actually our 75th anniversary season."
Smith also said weather conditions have to be just right for snow-making.
"You have to look at what the outside air temperature is, what the relative humidity is, what the wet bulb temperature is, so there are alot of different variables you have to look at to see when you're able to produce snow."
The resort spent about $12 million on the equipment.


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By Rudi WilliamsAmerican Forces Press Service
WASHINGTON, March 7, 2002 DoD and the military services are getting rid of outdated personnel systems, business practices and personnel structures, but creating a new system will take time.
The jettisoned practices will make room for simple, accurate, accessible, timely and relevant Web-based systems for service members and their leaders. When the DoD fields the congressionally mandated Defense Integrated Military Human Resources System, or DIMHRS, sweeping changes will occur in the way personnel and pay are handled.
DoD is establishing one personnel and pay system for use by all the services. The project is a transformation effort; that is, one intended to provide the U.S. military with new defenses, new methods, new equipment and a different way of thinking.
As it stands today, the military services still have hundreds of "legacy systems" written in 1970s and 1980s computer languages that today's computers don't "speak," according to Army Reserve Maj. Gen. B. Sue Dueitt, who is overseeing the Army's implementation of the program.
For example, Dueitt said, the Army has separate personnel databases for active duty enlisted, active duty officers and Army Reservists and National Guard. They neither talk to each other nor to Air Force, Navy or Marine Corps systems, she noted.
Consequently, the general said, to keep track of Guard and Reserve personnel upon mobilization, their data must be combined with Active Army data through a cumbersome process. If not done, she continued, warfighting commanders couldn't tell how many active, Guard and Reserve personnel they have, their skills, their rotation dates and other details. Then the data must be reseparated when reservists demobilize.
Navy Capt. Valerie Carpenter, program manager, said the Navy is the executive agent for DIMHRS, but the Army will be the first to implement the program. Carpenter is assigned to the New Orleans-based Navy Program Executive Office for Information Technology.
DoD is footing most of the bills, but all the services will pay shares, such as for training and the detailed implementation, according to Dueitt, assistant Army deputy chief of staff for personnel for mobilization and reserve affairs.
Norma St. Claire, director of DoD's Joint Requirements and Integration Office, said system development is scheduled to start in July 2002 with the Army starting testing in 2003. She said plans call for the Navy to be on board in 2004, the Marine Corps sometime in 2005, and the Air Force last.
St. Claire said a key piece of DIMHRS is commercial software called PeopleSoft 8. When everything is in place, the application would allow service members to go onto the Internet at any time from anywhere to access personal information and take care of everything from administrative matters to pay issues, she said.
Keeping track of service members' whereabouts during mobilizations and deployments is another area needing improvement, St. Claire noted. Officials recognized some problems after the Persian Gulf War "like our inability to know who was exposed to things or who was called up," she noted. "Thousands of people were lost in the system."
DIMHRS is an opportunity to consolidate personnel and pay activities instead of having separate offices in each service, St. Claire noted. It will also be a godsend for service members leaving the services.
"They'll no longer have to wait weeks or months to obtain information from DoD for Veterans Affairs benefits. Since DIMHRS is being designed to input data within 24 hours, the information will be available almost immediately," St. Claire pointed out.
On the other hand, consolidating the affected personnel and pay systems isn't something done overnight.
"We have to deal with all the rules and regulations for the acquisition process and a host of other things that take time," she said. For instance, commercial software and practices worked this time but won't always, because the DoD has to do some things differently to meet mission- essential requirements, she noted, and that means, "We have to figure out a way to cross that 'mission critical' gap."


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Favors has set up his weather station with virtually everything. Temperature, rain amount, forecast, humidity, heat index, wind speed, wind gust, sunrise and sunset, moon phases, and a whole lot more, like barometric pressure. That is what forecasts the weather in Gray for today and tomorrow.
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