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iPad mini is here, and some thoughts on non-Retina
Apple has begun selling the iPad 4 and iPad mini around the world, and while crowds have been much, much smaller than iPhone launches, which stands to reason, they've also been smaller than previous iPad launches. This is Apple's second full-size iPad launch of the year, however, and pre-orders have taken a lot of wind out of in-store, launch day crowds.
I lined up in the middle of the cold (39 degree F), rainy, Montreal night anyway, because that's what I do. There were 2 of us until about 7:30am, when the line had grown to about 20 people. The Apple Store staff handed out vouchers. Only the Wi-Fi models were available (cellular will follow in a few weeks). There were also no 32GB iPad mini in white, but all the other models were in stock. They didn't even bother handing out vouchers for the iPad 4; they had plenty of stock.
Starbucks coffee was served, the store opened at 8am, and most of us were done by 8:20.
I'll be following up with the prerequisite unboxing and hardware tour videos soon. Based on trying the iPad mini out in the store, however, said hardware is almost certainly going to impress.
And to answer the inevitable question -- yes, I'm bothered by the lack of Retina display. It irks my eyes. However, even Apple is bound by the laws of physics and shrinking a 2048x1536 display down to 7.9-inches, hitting 326 ppi, for an iPad mini would require so much backlight and power that it would make the iPad mini much thicker and heavier, and that would defeat the entire purpose. It would likely also increase cost. Miniaturization isn't cheap.
The Retina 4-inch Retina display in the iPod touch and iPhone 5 are "only" 1136x640 pixels by comparison, and the Retina iPad 4 is 48% thicker.
Apple will get Retina on the iPad mini one day, but it's absolutely better to start with thinner and lighter and work their way there.
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iPad mini is here, and some thoughts on non-Retina
Some odd comments in the article. Like saying a retina display would not fit or would be "too heavy" for an iPad mini! Since when did resolution weigh anything? Pixels have no weight and the retina displays in the iPhones weigh the same (or less) than their non-retina counterparts.
Also have iMore really not come across the iPhone 5 which has a higher res display than the iPad Mini despite being far smaller and thinner? At the very least, Apple could have just scaled up the display from the iPhone 5 would have given the iPad a proper 16:9 screen and slightly higher resolution instead of the obsolete 4:3 screen. I think most people will wait for the iPad Mini 2.
The display itself wouldn't necessarily weigh more, but the supporting hardware would. In order to light all those extra pixels more LEDs would be necessary. With more LEDs comes more battery drain. To keep battery life acceptable they would have to greatly increase the size of the battery. Also, they would need, at a minimum, the A5X processor to drive all those extra pixels. More CPU power means even more battery drain. All of those additions would certainly add weight and thickness as is evidenced by the iPad 3 vs iPad 2 when the jump to Retina was made.
Exactly. Laws of physics.
Will all due respect, I call BS on that. There was no need to make the iPod touch heavier or thicker when it went retina, and the new iTouch is retina and its one of the thinnest and lightest iDevices.
By that reasoning, since the pixel density of the iPhone display is much higher than the iPad, you would assume that it need an insane light source to power the display, which is just not the case.
Apple chose to make the retina display brighter so it would look prettier, not because the regular backlights could not provide enough lumens. Physics alone would dictate that if you have the same area, it could be illuminated with the same lights, the "sieve" of the LCD is nowhere dense enough to block a light source so close. It would be different if we were talking about AMOLEDs or Plasmas, but not LCDs.
But I'll admit that it's all guesswork, since none of us had access to the prototypes to see the real effect.
It's not as much a matter of pixel density, but overall number of pixels being driven. The iPhone or iPod touch have a relatively small number of pixels, even with Retina display. Why don't you take a look at the iPad 2 vs iPad 3.... and note how the 3 got heavier and bigger (with a MUCH bigger battery), and faster chips, yet didn't gain in performance or battery life.
Huh? Why do more pixels equal more LEDs? An LCD with only 1 million pixels needs the same light as one with 4 million (within a couple of percent) as proven by the iPhones which are no dimmer when they went retina.
And who cares about thickness? I've never even ONCE heard someone complain their phone was too fat. It makes absolutely no difference to anything. If anything, a thicker phone is easier to hold. They easily solved these issues in the iPhone 5 and iPad 4 so it would have been easy to fix them in the iPad Mini as well. I suspect they're just skimping for cost reasons, not battery life (the A5 uses LESS battery power, not more - hence the longer battery live in the iPhone 5).
From TechRadar - "Achieving retina resolutions with current TFT technology isn't easy. The more tightly you pack the pixels, the lower the display's aperture ratio becomes. The aperture ratio is the ratio between the pixel's transparent area and the whole pixel area including wiring; the smaller the ratio, the less light gets through. To compensate for this, Apple has been forced to double the number of LEDs in the iPad's backlight, which uses 72 LEDs and requires two and a half times more power than the backlight in the iPad 2."
So think about that. Place a lamp in a closet and it lights the entire closet perfectly. Place the same lamp in a 20x20 bedroom and it lights it but the further you get from the light source the darker it is. iPhone is a closet. iPad is a bedroom. You need more light to illuminate a larger area. Now fill each room with screen doors every 2 inches. The closet will still light up but be slightly dimmer. The huge bedroom? I doubt you'd even see the lamp from across the room through all the screen doors. Maybe my example isn't perfect but there's an explanation for everything and Apple engineers are NOT increasing their costs of manufacturing just because they feel like it; it's because it's necessary.
No, I'm sure they have invested in R&D of any and all various display tech. OLED has drawbacks in terms of burn-in and blue pixel lifespan. Maybe Samsung has solved those problems by now but I've witness them and it was bad. Also right now a 9.7" OLED screen would, I imagine, be prohibitively expensive not to mention the possible supply constraints, especially at that size and in the quantities Apple would demand. They're already sourcing their LCDs from multiple manufacturers so putting all their eggs in one basket wouldn't be wise especially when the basket is attached to the bicycle of the company they're seemingly trying to distance themselves from. Not saying it can't or won't happen, but when the LCDs they're using now are so beautiful, the question is why change?
Not sure I buy that as being the reason. The nexus 7 and Kindle Fire HD both have HD displays, the iPad mini could have too. Te likely reason it doesn't is to add on the retina display as the "killer feature" in the iPad mini 2 next year.
I have an iPad 2 (refurb when the iPad 3 was released) and am very happy with it. I've taken a look at the retina iPad and while it looks nice, I think it is blown way out of proportion as a "must have" feature.
They are just HD (which is a rather vague term), not Retina. Unless Apple wanted to invent yet another resolution for developers to support, they'd have had to double the pixels, like they did with the iPad 3.
But, I agree with you on the importance of the Retina display. Maybe that's because I have older eyes... but even so, we got along just fine with MUCH lower rez displays for decades. The pixel density of the iPad mini should be absolutely fine, just not as optimal as some might like. (And, I'd love to run an experiment where that feature was just added to the spec list. and then see how many people complained it was making their eyes bleed...)
U're right big W...
iMini has basically a iPhone3/GS display with more than double the size...no one complained for two years about that... even it had to be hold closer to the eyes... the distance is the key factor ... because retina judgment of our eyes depends on the distance of the device from the eye-pupils...
que the ipad mini 2 due to be released in 4-6 months farther disenfranchising the faithful. I dunno about the rest of you but when buying something "premium" made of metal and the highest quality materials.... i kind of want it to be cutting edge for more than a few months, wtf apple?
I just now noticed that the color scheme is the same setup as the iPhone 5. White/Silver, Black/Slate. Took me awhile.
nmg196, the iPad mini is thinner than the iPhone 5, not by much but it is. So mine just got delivered, and the reviews all nailed it (good and bad). My main concern was the screen, and it appears to be valid (my non retina owning coworker felt it looked great though for what it's worth), it is tough to look at for me. I am going to give it a bit of time and see how I feel after a week.
Please do post or PM(If you can do that here) all thoughts you have dealing with seeing the pixels. When I started using my iPhone 4s I stopped using my iPad 2 because of how much time I was spending staring at the pixels and not the content. It drove me batty. LOL
I just sold my iPad 3 to upgrade to the 4 or a mini. I really love the idea of holding a very light ipad but if the pixels are visible I will be returning it.
Thanks for any future thoughts.
It was all about keeping the cost down with the screen, ram, A6...they say that even at $329 they aren't making nearly as much profit. ig google wasn't selling a $199 tablet there wouldn't be so much complaining about the iPad Mini price. But Google is making NO money from the Nexus 7 tablet and won't make any from the Nexus 10 either. Pretty hard to compete against that no matter how pathetic it is for Google to do that.
It's colder in MN than Canada?! Darn...
I was initially disappointed in the specs of the iPad mini (and wasnt going to get one mainly due to processor), but I just ran over to Bestbuy and picked one up. I figure if nothing else, it will replace my iPad 2 (which I will sell for almost the cost of the mini) and provide a more portable solution. Just in playing with it for the past 20 min or so, I know that I am going to like this device. The lack of retina really does not bother me at all - the screen still looks good and the speed is good. Better than I expected! :)
Does anyone know if Apple fixed the Heat issue from the iPad 3 on the iPad 4? I know not much was changed but I hope they were able to fix that?
I agree, I had the iPad 2, and picked up the Mini this morning, I love it, it's so much better than my iPad 2! It's great!!!
"...would require so much backlight and power that it would make the iPad mini much thicker and heavier ..."
Seriously Rene, how much power was needed to put a Retina on the new iPod Touch, or the old one for that instance? You're creating this phony physics barrier to justify Apple's lack of economic interest in providing a retina screen now. We all know Apple will launch a Retina iPad Mini next year, just as thin and light as this one, and at the same price point.
This is Apple's modus operandi, launch products with as few features as possible, to slowly upgrade through the years. It's not physics, its economics.
Full size ipad requires a 2nd backlight, which accounts for the battery heft, assuming Rene believes that the same would be true of the mini
Why isn't the iPad 3 or iPad 4 as thin as the iPad mini or iPod touch 5?
Well there newer for a start (iPad 4 is the same old carcass as the 3) so the battery density per size is most likely a bit better and mainly their screens are physically smaller so need to pump out less light, so smaller battery.
Its just the same as having a torch, doesn't matter what you shine it through, it takes the same amount of power.
Using the flashlight/torch analogy: No the light itself doesn't require more power but what you shine it through restricts how much you see. Shine that light through a window. Perfect, no loss of light. Shine it through a screen door. You can still see the light but less of it. Now make each square of that screen grid 1/4 the size and shine that same light through it. You will see much less light. To get the same output through that smaller screen you need more light, hence more power.
Ding Ding Ding. We have a winner.
Apple has reached Shepherd status. Just guiding the sheep in the direction it wants.
If they released an up to par product right now they wouldn't be able to release version 2 next year and expect as good of sales. What is the main attraction for the non-tech people that A4 or A6 chips mean nothing to? The screen. An improved screen is something everyone instantly notices and loves. Low res screen in version 1 and high res screen in version 2 will result in the most sales for both. If version 1 had the retina display like it should, that would only leave the processor or camera to be updated, maybe make it a little thinner, for version 2. Not worth upgrading in that case. As is the amount of people that will now buy the mini and the mini 2 when it is released will more than make up for the amount of people that wanted a mini but then decided against it after seeing the sub-par specs, mainly the low res screen, are not up to the level we expect from an Apple product at this point. People will buy the mini and buy into reasoning of why the specs are weak, then in March when the mini 2 rumors start surfacing they will grab their tents and camp in front of the stores without thinking twice. Starbucks must love Apple.
And LOL at the poster who said they are 'upgrading' from an iPad 3 to a mini or 4. GTFO with that ish. Donate the money to Hurricane Sandy victims instead. Don't buy into what is wrong with the world, give to something that is actually right with it.
Rene, I'll return the question, why isn't the iPhone 5, a retina device with a pixel density much higher than the iPad 3 or 4, much thicker than the iPad mini?
I'll wager a bet with you, next year we will see a iPad Mini 2 with retina, same weight and thickness, or lighter and thinner.
Because it is an insanely smaller display (and the increase in number of pixels vs the non-Retina version is much less). So, it needs much less battery. A non-Retina version of the SAME device could be smaller and lighter.
Sure, by next year, battery technology will be better and GPU/CPU more efficient with higher performance. If that difference is enough, you'll probably be correct.
Read the other comments in the thread, they explain it already.
When I picked up the iPad3, the heat was very noticeable. They trained the iStore people to deflect that, no matter how hard I tried, I couldn't get the service guy to admit that it was running hot. I for one, am happy that they haven't Retinaized the mini yet, it's not ready for it, and it's not built for image detail intensive use.
I have had an iPad 3 since launch day, and have never felt it even get remotely hot.. Not saying that it can't I just have never seen it.
There is a big difference between "you can feel it get warm where the processor is," and the device "running hot." You are making a mountain out of a molehill here and using the wrong terminology to describe what's actually happening.
By saying it's "running hot" you imply that this is both unusual and a problem or a fault in some way, when in fact, it's completely normal behaviour. It has a tiny *warm* (not hot), spot where the processor is if you use it for a long time with a lot of graphically intensive stuff (like an iPad in the Apple store which has no doubt been running games and so forth all day before you arrived). This is not unusual in any way and almost every tablet or laptop out there exhibits the exact same behaviour.
Does it get "too hot to touch?" No, not even close.
Does it cause any problems with the software or hardware? No.
Is the iPad the only device that exhibits this behaviour? No.
Is this the only version of the iPad that exhibits this behaviour? No.
The reasoning of "they couldn't, so they just went ahead anyway" makes me nervous for the future of Apple products and quality of those products.
If Apple was unable to deliver the best possible product with the iPad mini (and it appears to be general consensus that the best possible product includes an HD/retina display) then it simply should not have made it. Apple should have waited. Other companies cut corners and make concessions and produce junk just to make money, Apple doesn't. Or at least didn't.
I guess that depends on whether you consider non-Retina, cutting corners. I've got an iPad 2 which I'm perfectly happy with, and the mini will have an even higher pixel density. If they WOULD have added Retina to the mini at this point, it would have too low of battery life for me to consider. Retina is a nice feature, but not a very necessary one.
Apple probably won't ship a Retina iPad mini until they are ready to transition all iOS devices to some new screen technology. IGZO-based OLED seems like the leading candidate. IGZO conductors have 40 times the conductivity and are more transparent than the current amorphous silicon conductors. IGZO will enable brighter, lower-power displays. And OLED will eliminate the need for LED backlighting for yet more energy efficiency.
It just so happens that Sharp and Apple are working on IGZO-based OLED technology. Supposedly they have patented (important word) a low-cost, high-yield OLED "printing" process. It's just a matter of time before that technology is ready. Maybe by 2014, when we might also see a 64-bit ARM-based AX chip for iPhone and iPad.
In case you haven't heard Sharp is in serious financial trouble.
Sharp has some really cool display technology, as you stated, so it'd be a shame if they went under. Even worse for Apple would be if Samsung bought out Sharp. This would be a good time for Apple to buy them and develop their own screens in-house.
Just picked up my iPad mini. Whoever says that the non-retina is not noticeable has bad eyesight or hasn't seen one in person. It is obvious in a big way. Don't get me wrong. It's a great device. Perfect size and the build quality is impeccable. But this thing needs a retina display BAD!!!!
It's not so much that it isn't noticeable, but that we've all been using displays for a LONG time, even all day at work, etc. with lower pixel density than the mini. (And, one doesn't typically hold a tablet as close as a phone, where it certainly becomes more noticeable... the distance away makes a huge difference.) It is a nice feature but not a necessity-type feature I'd be willing to trade battery life or performance for.
right as usual big W...
7.9" is the only way Apple could go regarding software compatibility &batt.life&margins .
its basically a iPhone3/GS display with more than double the size...no one complained for two years about that... even it had to be hold closer to the eyes... the distance is the key factor ...
because retina judgment of our eyes depends on the distance of the device from the eye-pupils... HD fire/Nex7 has 30% more pixels than iPad mini... but iMini has a 35% bigger screen ... this does result in a actual 5% plus for the iMini.... because U could increase the viewing distance by 35% by keeping the same size of the viewed area... so that literally means the iMini is 5% more dense or more retinish (if U wish) than a fireHD/Nex7
I agree with Rene. I really want this new iPad Mini as it looks great (I saw it today at work as someone got one), but after finally getting my 13" rMBP and thus completing the Apple retina tri fecta (3rd gen iPad, iPhone 4s, and now 13" rMBP) I think it will ultimately end up bothering me as you can see the pixels and as much as people want to say differently it is hard to go back.
it's not as well built. You can see it and feel it immediatly.
The iPad mini has the same resolution as the iPad 2 correct? My iPad 2 had a gorgeous display, and remember the videos of customers that couldn't guess which iPad was new and had the retina display? If the mini has the same screen in a smaller size it should actually look better...right?
I'm using it right now to type this comment. It's really a great little machine and I've owned most of the ios devices. The size of this thing compensates the absence of retina. ipads big are actually way too big and heavy when people also travel with their 13" macbook pro retina. big tablets are frankly quite unproductive compared to a laptop so the only point is their portability and the ipad mini achieves that !


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CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. --- The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga women's basketball team put together a strong second half behind the efforts of seniors Faith Dupree (Knoxville, Tenn.) and Taylor Hall (New Tazewell, Tenn.) who combined for 26 in the latter period for a 76-65 win over Belmont Sunday afternoon at the McKenzie Arena.
Dupree celebrated her 23rd birthday Sunday with a game-best 21 points leading five players in double figures for the first time since UTC defeated Alabama last year in Tuscaloosa. She was 8-of-18 from the field and 5-of-7 from the free throw line while tying her career best with three blocked shots and grabbed six boards.
She was joined in double digits by Hall with 17 points, nine rebounds, five assists, four steals and three blocked shots in 40 minutes. Senior Meghan Downes (Newnan, Ga.), and sophomore Tatianna Jackson (Atlanta, Ga.) and Alicia Payne (Memphis, Tenn.) each added 10 points.
After trailing 36-27 at halftime, Chattanooga outscored the Bruins 49-29 in the second. The Lady Mocs scored the first seven points of the first half sparked by an old-fashioned 3-point play by Payne and cut the score to 36-34 less than three minutes into the half.
Belmont responded with an 8-2 run of its own to push its lead back out to eight, 44-36 at the 15:02 mark, but the Lady Mocs would not be held back. Downes cut to the lane and Dupree fed her the ball for a layup sparking a 10-2 rip to tie the game 46-46 just two-and-a-half minutes later.
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Belmont cut into the lead with four straight free throws down the stretch to make it 69-64, but UTC allowed just one more point over the final 1:30. After scoring its final field goal of the game at the 7:20 mark, Belmont went 0-7 from the field but was 9-of-10 from the free throw line.
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UTC was 27-of-56 (48.2%) from the field and shot 55.6% (15-27) in the second half. At the charity stripe, the Lady Mocs were just 1-of-4 in the first half and 18-of-22 in the second. Belmont was held to just 8-of-26 (30.8%) in the second half and shot 37 percent for the game but scorched it from the free throw line making 22-of-26.
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Lili Beth Gresham of Summerville, South Carolina, and Dr. Gregory Mark Hiser of Dallas, Texas, were married on Saturday June 2, 2012 at Bethlehem Baptist Church in Round O, South Carolina.
Dr. John Carignan performed the 2 p.m. ceremony. Music for the ceremony was performed by pianist John Chapman, and vocalist Meredith Dickard, including a guitar and vocal recording by the bride's mother. The reception followed at Bonnie Doone Plantation in Colleton County, South Carolina.
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The groom's brother, Scott Hiser of Lincoln, Nebraska, was the best man. Groomsmen were Brent Gresham of Charleston, Jeff Gresham of Washington, D.C., Bill Linton of Colorado Springs, Colorado, and Harry Trautman Jr. of Charleston.
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Adult Psychiatry , Child and Adolescent Psychiatry , Child Development and Behavioral Health , Lesch-Nyhan Disease, Neurodevelopmental Disorders, Psychiatry
Research Interests
Neurogenetic syndromes, autism, ADHD, Sleep Disorders
1976-1992 Director of Developmental Neuropsychiatry Kennedy Krieger Institute
1978 1982 Interim Director, Division of Child Psychiatry, Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine
1978 1982 Director Consultation/ Liaison, Division of Child Psychiatry, Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine
1978 1984 Adjunct Scientist, Laboratory of Brain Evolution and Behavior, Poolesville, MD (Paul MacLean, M. D., Chief)
1982 1989 Director of Education, Division of Child Psychiatry, Johns Hopkins University
1983 Co-Founder Autism Clinic, Kennedy Krieger Institute
1984 1992 Adjunct Scientist Laboratory of Comparative Ethology (Steven Suomi, Ph.D., Chief)
1986 1988 President of the Medical Staff (First Elected President), Kennedy Krieger Institute
1992 U. S. Representative, Society for the Study of Behavioral Phenotype
1998 2000 President, Society for Professors of Child & Adolescent Psychiatry
1998 Visiting Professor, Guys and St. Thomas Hospitals, London
2001 2002 Visiting Scholar, University of Chicago (Dept. of Psychiatry: Institute of Mind and Biology)
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- George Washington University School of Medicine / MD (1966)
- American Board of Pediatrics / Pediatrics (1974)
- American Board of Psychiatry & Neurology / Child And Adolescent Psychiatry (1981)
- American Board of Psychiatry & Neurology / Psychiatry (1980)
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Research Summary
My research is in Developmental Neuropsychiatry, focused on behavioral phenotypes in neurogenetic disorder. I have authored a textbook written to establish this field as subspecialty in psychiatry. This two volume book was chosen as medical book of the year among 2500 medical books in 76 specialties in the year of publication. The NIH awarded me support through an R-01 to study Lesch-Nyhan disease. Psychopharmacology in Neurodevelopmental disorders is another area of research interest. I am a fellow of the American College of Neuropsychopharmacology. I work as the cover editor for the journal JAMA Psychiatry for the Art and Images section and choose the cover each month and write a commentary about a psychiatric theme represented in this work. In the general department I teach a course on personality that focuses on the work of Adolph Meyer, Erik Erikson, John Bowlby and Carl Jung. I write the psychiatry section for the Oski Textbook of Pediatrics (now in the third edition) and the section of purine and pyrimidines for the Nelson Textbook of Pediatrics.
Clinical Trial Keywords: Neurodevelopmental Disorders
Selected Publications
- Harris JC Behavioral phenotypes of neurodevelomental disorders: portals into the developing brain. In Davis,KL Coyle,JT, Charney,D and Nemeroff C. (eds.), Psychopharmacology: the Fifth Generation of Progress, American College of Psychopharmacology, Nashville, TN, 2001.
- Horska, A., Kaufmann, W. E., Brant, L. J., Naidu, S., Harris, J. C., and Barker, P. B. 2002. In vivo quantitative proton MRSI study of brain development from childhood to adolescence. J Magn Reson Imaging, 15(2):137-143.
- Harris, J.C. Social Neuroscience, integrated brain function, empathy and neurodevelopmental disorders. Physiology and Behavior. 79(3):525-31, 2003.
- Fairbanks LD, Harris JC, Duley JA, Simmonds HA. Nucleotide degradation products in cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) in inherited and acquired pathologies. Nucleosides Nucleotides Nucleic Acids. 23:1185-1187, 2004.
- De Gregorio L, Jinnah HA, Harris JC, Nyhan WL, Schretlen DJ, Trombley LM,O''Neill JP. Lesch-Nyhan disease in a female with a clinically normal monozygotic twin.Mol Genet Metab. 85:70-7, 2005
B. Selected Publications
- Schretlen DJ, Ward J, Meyer SM, Yun J, Puig JG, Nyhan WL, Jinnah HA, Harris JC. Behavioral aspects of Lesch-Nyhan disease and its variants. Dev Med Child Neurol. 47:673-677, 2005
- Jinnah HA, Visser JE, Harris JC, Verdu A, Larovere L, Ceballos-Picot I et al Delineation of the motor disorder of Lesch-Nyhan disease. Brain. 129(Pt 5):1201-1217, 2006
- Harris, JC. (2007)The evolutionary biology, emergence, and facilitation of empathy. In Farrow, M. (ed) Empathy and Mental Illness. Cambridge University Press. Cambridge, England.
- Harris, JC. . (2007) Psychiatric Disorders in Persons with Intellectual Disability. In Gabbard, G. (ed) Treatments of Psychiatric Disorders,American Psychiatric Association Press, Washington, D. C Harris, JC., 2007
- Harris, JC. Disorders of Purine and Pyrimidine Metabolism In Kliegman, R.M., Behrman, R.E, . Jenson, H.B. and Stanton, B. Nelson Textbook of Pediatrics,18th Edition. W.B. Saunders, Philadelphia, 2007.
- Harris, J.C. Developmental Neuropsychiatric Disorders. In New Oxford Textbook of Psychiatry. Gelder, M. , Lopez-Ibor, JJ, Andreasen, N. (eds) Oxford University Press. Oxford, U.K. 2009
- Harris, JC. Brain Disorders and their effect on psychopathology. In Rutter, M. (ed). Rutters Textbook of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry. Blackwell, London. 2008
- Hong CC, Harris JC, Pearlson GD, Kim JS, Calhoun VD, Fallon JH, Golay X, Gillen JS, Simmonds DJ, van
- Zijl PC, Zee DS, Pekar JJ. fMRI evidence for multisensory recruitment associated with rapid eye movements during sleep.Hum Brain Mapp. 2009 Oct 28. [Epub ahead of print]
- Books, Series Editorships, and Monthly Commentaries
- Harris J. (1998). Developmental neuropsychiatry. Volume 1: Fundamentals of developmental neuropsychiatry. Volume 2: Assessment, diagnosis and treatment of the developmental disorders. Oxford University Press, New York. (Medical Book of the Year, 1995)
- Harris, J. (2006). Intellectual Disability: Understanding Its Development, Causes, Classification, Evaluation, and Treatment. Oxford University Press, New York.
- Harris, J. Book Series Editor, Developmental Perspectives in Psychiatry. Oxford University Press.
- Harris, J. Art and Images Editor. Archives of General Psychiatry. Monthly Commentaries on Art and Science.. (75 commentaries published 2002-January 2009 in 10 topic areas)
Recently Completed Research Support
R01 HD33095 (Harris, PI) 4/8/973/31/01
Behavior and Neurobiological Correlates of HPRT Deficiency
This study aimed to quantify behavioral, cognitive, and neuroanatomic aspects of HPRT deficiency
(Harris, PI) 11/6/972/1/06
Lesch-Nyhan Syndrome Childrens Research
MRI and PET studies of Lesch-Nyhan disease
Current Research Support.
Lesch-Nyhan Disease: Neuroanatomical and Biochemical
Bases of the Phenotype 1 R01 HD053312-01A2 2008-2012
Schrelen (PI.) Harris (co-investigator)
Academic Affiliations & Courses +
Activities & Honors +
- Honors Outstanding Teacher Award, 1989
- Honors Outstanding Teacher Award, Sabbatical Year (Full-Time), 1992 - 1993
- Medical Book of the Year, Developmental Neuropsychiatry (2 vols. Single Author), 1995
- Honors Outstanding Teacher Award, 1996
- Honors Outstanding Teacher Award, 1998
- Honors Outstanding Teacher Award, 1999
- Fellow, American College of Neuropsychopharmacology, 2002
- Who's Who in America, 2002
- Who's Who in the World, 2002
- American College of Psychiatrists, 2003
- APA Agnes Purcell McGavin Award for Distinguished Career Achievement in Child and Adolescent Psychiatry, 2007
American Psychiatric Association, 1978
Maryland Psychiatric Society, 1978
American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry, 1980
American Association for the Advancement of Science, 1983
American Association of Directors of Psychiatric Residency Training, 1983
American Sleep Disorders Association/Society for Sleep Research, 1984
Society for Neuroscience, 1984
American Academy of Child/Adolescent Psychiatry, 1985
Maryland Regional Council for Child and Adolescent Psychiatry, 1986 - 1988
Academy of Psychiatry and the Law, 1987
- United States Representative, International Society for the Study of Behavioral Phenotypes, 1992
American Psychiatric Association, 1993
New York Academy of Medicine, 1993
American Society of Clinical Psychopharmacology, 1995
Society of Professors of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry, 1998 - 2000
American Psychiatric Association, 2007
Life Fellow
Professional Activities
- Medical Book of the Year, Developmental Neuropsychiatry (2 volumes, Single Author), 1995
- Outstanding Teacher Award, 1999
- Editorial Boards, Journal of Child Neurology, 2001 - 2007
Editorial Boards, Archives of General Psychiatry, 2002
Art and Images editor
- Whos Who in America, 2002
- Whos Who in the World, 2002
- American College of Psychiatrists, 2003
- Award for Distinguished Career Achievement in Child and Adolescent Psychiatry. , APA Agnes Purcell McGavin, 2007
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I was thinking like TJ Grant cant get hurt, this isnt true. Two guys cant get hurt in two divisions in back-to-back title-fights, he continued, stating his head might hurt if devoting too much energy trying to figure out fates plan. I dont know, it just turned out in my favor. I dont want to think about it more. This is the biggest fight of my life in my hometown. I just want that contract to come so I can sign it and it can be 100 percent.
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If this is true, thats pretty sad in my eyes. The way i see it. he ducks people that have legitimate chances to beat him yet he would rather cut crazy amounts of weight in order to face a smaller fighter. typical AS.
I mean the way Dana works AS can text him "im moving up to fight jones" and Dana would give him his immeciate title shot. He is afraid to lose. that simple. He wants to retire undefeated in the ufc. and sith soares negotiating he may stay undefeated. But reality...if he moves up to 205 Jones slams him into canvas...he moves down to 170 Gsp does the same.
Favorite fighters:
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WW-GSP, C Condit>Nick diaz, Fitch wonderboy?
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Anderson enjoys fighting smaller fighters.
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Best Fighter on the planet.
Big Hairy American Winning Machine
It's a pretty simple quote. Anderson said he has no intention of fighting Weidman, who was/is the #1 contender. I've criticized that. I've never said he'll never fight Weidman, which you seem to be hung up on.
I found his quote worth of criticism. I still do. I'm not alone in that.
These are my opinions. It's pretty simple: I want champions to want to fight the best available. That's what defines heart, someone who wants to test himself against the best. True legacies aren't made on long money and easy fights, and I don't want Anderson's to be tainted with bullshit.
[QUOTE]You always look for reasons to attack Anderson. Im not just going off this thread... Your the un official leader of the Silva hate club here. Its kind of amusing at times, but childish... Typically Admins are supposed to set an example of how to behave on the forums...[QUOTE]
If I say 10 great things about Anderson and 10 criticisms, all you hear are the criticisms. You call me a troll, while your status and location are actively trolling, and I had to make you pull a bullshit reference to me from your sig.
You've got some pathetic hard-on for Weidman, and I'm not even set on a Weidman fight. I just want Anderson to defend before July--ie, do his job--and I want it to be against a ranked MW who isn't coming off a loss. Rockhold would work, Weidman would work. Cung Le wouldn't. Nick Diaz wouldn't.
I've also said, virtually every time I've posted this, that I feel Anderson will win. Is that an attack on him?
When exactly did I do that?You took his quote out of context... What he said was reasonable... He never said he would never fight Chris, or that it was even his decision in the first place...
I've never said he'll never fight Weidman. I've said he doesn't want to. That's enough for me.
Is it wrong to want champions to actually want to test themselves against the best available?
[QUOTE]thats like me taking a quote of GSP saying he didnt want to fight Sheilds out of context, leaving out the part where he says "because he was such a nice guy."
Or Cain saying he wont fight DC, because they are friends/train together. [QUOTE]
This is what's actually amusing, in a kind of pathetic, trainwreck way: in your mind, thats exactly the same as saying "I have no intention of facing the #1 contender." You are a master of misinterpreting very simple concepts.
I don't even think that RD is that blind.
It is funny, isn't it.Its funny how you continually say "Anderson has the heart of an accountant" What top fighters dont think about their financial gain? GSP just presumably did, as have countless other fighters in the past... Because Anderson puts his familys finances into the equation, you say things like he doesnt have the heart of a champion, but of an accountant? sayings things like what he did is unprecedented, based on that quote...
Comedy is my life, after all.
This isn't just putting money as an important part of a bout agreement. Most, if not all, great fighters do that, absolutely.
This is a champion who is actively seeking fights with easier opponents, while simultaneously saying he has no intention of facing the #1 contender. Sure, you may not see Georges as an easier fight than Weidman. All the nonsensical drivel you type is a strong indicator that you may actually be so insane as to not see [the WW] Nick Diaz as an easier fight than Weidman. But Cung Le?
Yeah, you're probably too blind to see a problem with that, as well.
And this is cute, too.RH laying a beatdown? id drop him on his knees in seconds...
The funny thing is, I've been in a lot of fights. Some I won, and some I didn't. But it didn't change the person I am, or how I've seen the world and acted. I've learned to laugh with bruises in the past.
So even if you manage to live out your deep-dark-interweb-tough-guy fantasy of "dropping me on my knees in seconds" [and seriously, I'm hoping there's no additional Freudian latent homosexual fantasies there, cause I just don't swing that way, fool] you're still going to be an asshole who doesn't have a fucking clue, no matter how much you trane UFC, dog.
You don't have a problem with him not wanting to fight the best available, many people do.
Think of it this way...wouldn't it be kind of cool if Anderson [and Georges, while we're on the subject] actively wanted to face the very best available, all the time? If they always chose the toughest fight and shunned any options that amounted an easier road, wouldn't that just be something more to admire them for?
I find the absence of that quality unfortunate. In Anderson's statement, I find it egregiously lacking.
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Led Gahr High School (Cerritos, Ca) to the CIF Southern Section Division 2A championship in 2011 ... Can play both the point and shooting guard positions ... Averaged 22.1 points, 3.8 rebounds and 3.2 assists in helping the Gladiators to a 28-5 overall record ... Gained MVP of the San Gabriel Valley League, the Long Beach Press-Telegram Dream Team, MVP of the CIF Division 2A, and first team All-State during his senior campaign ... Scored in double-figures in every game in 2010-11 ... His scoring prowess included four games in which he scored 30 or more points ... His season-best was 34 points against Sonora (La Harba) ... In 21 games, Potts scored 20 or more points ... Shot 47 percent from the floor and 90 percent from the free throw line during his senior season ... During his junior campaign, Potts earned first team first team All-San Gabriel League honors, Long Beach Press-Telegram Dream Team status, second team All-CIF Division 2A honors, and second team All-State accolades ... Potts averaged 21.4 points, 1.8 assists, 1.6 rebounds and 1.1 steals per game.
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Born December 27, 1992 in Los Angeles, Ca. ... His parents are Mary Buendia and Rick Potts ... Has two brothers (R.J. Potts, Delone Silvia) ... The person in history he would like have to met was Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. ... Would like to switch places for a day with his father ... Would like to have dinner with Kobe Bryant and Michael Jordan ... If Davon was forced to listen to one CD the rest of his life, it would be Thank Me Later by Drake ... Would invest a million dollars if he had the money ... The best advice he received was "life is a test, it depends how prepared you are" ... His advice to young people is to "have fun but stay focused" ... No one knows, according to Davon, how he takes life seriously ... The title of his autobiography would be "Obstacles" ... If a movie was made of Davon's life, the lead actor would be Katt Williams ... Can't go a week without music or food ... The one possession he can't live without is a basketball ... If Davon could change one thing about the world today it would be to change the the nation's economic problems ... Also smiles when he has a chance to play basketball ... His greatest heroes are his moms Mary Buendia and Carlotta Potts because "they were the solid foundations growing up and are both warriors" ... Business Management major.
Davon Potts - Career Highs
Points - 7 at Boise State (11/19/11)
Field Goals - 3 vs. Cal State Fullerton (1/26/12)
3-Point Field Goals - 1 (2 games)
Free Throws - 2 (4 games)
Rebounds - 3 at UC Santa Barbara (1/19/12)
Assists - 2 (2 games)
Blocks - 0
Steals - 1 (2 games)


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BAKER — Mike Martello has been through good and bad times as the Baker boys basketball coach.
Now in the ninth year at his alma mater, Martello likes what he sees from this year's version of the Gators, a team that is young at certain positions.
"I think we've got the potential and I'm optimistic about that," he said. "We've just got to put it all together because we've got some kids that haven't played a lot together on the varsity court. Putting on that game uniform is a whole different mentality."
While the Gators will be young in spots, Baker also has veteran varsity players at several key positions to offset some players lost to graduation.
"We've got three returners from last year and one of those is our point guard, Josh Hartzog, and that's always good to have some experience there," Martello said. "Garrett (Sanders) is our post player and he was our post player last year. Justin Morgan saw some starts last year as well and he's a returner.
"We lost probably our two biggest scorers in Danny Spicer and Dylan Dunford, so we've got some holes to fill on offense this year. We've got a couple of sophomores (Brooks Taylor and Austin Hicks) coming off our JV team who give us a little bit of outside shooting ability, I believe. Hopefully, they are going to come along faster than normal and fill in those two holes for us because that's really where the two scorers did most of their damage from outside."
In addition to Spicer and Dunford, the Gators lost Steven Grant to graduation. Grant, who also played football, could drive the lane and battle for rebounds as well as hit the occasional outside shot.
Martell hopes that football/basketball players Austin Martin and Richard Stroheker will do some of the things Grant did.
"Both of those guys are kind of an inside player and more defensive than anything else and they should do a good job for us," Martello, who played basketball and football in high school, said. "One of the benefits of having played football is there's a toughness about them that is always a plus."
The team's youth is evident on the roster, where Sanders and Adrian Smith are the team's only seniors. Last year, Smith was the Gator player rotation's eighth man; Martello expects him to move up in the rotation and be a key contributor coming off the bench.
Martello understands small school athletics' cyclical nature, having been through seasons when he was forced to place eighth-graders and freshman on the varsity.
The veteran coach believes Baker is nearing the end of a down/younger cycle.
"I think we are on the bottom of the down slope of the cycle or maybe on the rise again," he said. "We had the three or four years where those eighth- and ninth-graders came through and they were very successful years for us. In three years, I graduated 22 seniors.
"Last year, it was four more seniors and we are kind of at the bottom of that little trough there. Now, I think we've got some really good middle school kids coming up and I'm really excited about that group. And I think this group of mostly juniors that we have this year is going to be pretty good."
Baker has seemed to weather a down cycle and seems ready to climb back toward the upper half of a tough District 2-1A. But that district includes defending state champion Chipley and a Holmes County team that features senior post player Chris Walker, the No. 9 ranked recruit in the nation.
Early in the season, there is time to think big about what can happen as the year progresses.
"I really like the enthusiasm this year," Martello said. "This year, we are only going to have two seniors and I see how enthusiastic they (the players) are about this season. They've put a lot of hard work into the off season so I think they have a lot of potential."
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We the Free brings us back to our down-to-earth, All-American roots, made mostly with casual cottons that have a lightly distressed and perfectly worn in feel.
*By We the Free, a line designed exclusively by Free People
*78% Cotton, 20% Polyester, 2% Spandex
*Machine Wash Cold
Measurements for Size Small:
Length: 23 1/2"
Bust (all around): 41 1/2"
Bottom Opening (all around): 36 1/2"
Sleeve Length: 19 1/2"
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Rated 4 out of 5Â by sasha_b Happy with it! I am normally a solid medium in Free People stuff but after reading the reviews I bought the small in this product. I think it would have been a bit too big in the medium after receiving it today. I love the concept and the cut is slightly generous and the sleeves are precious. My only druthers - I have lost a large chunk of weight and have loose skin on my arms - the sleeves are a bit tight. But other than that, I'd say I will definitely buy tops like this again! Very thick and quality fabric and extremely well sewn/put together. I would definitely say to wear this shirt with a tank underneath. I am about 5'3" and weight 134 for reference for others. 2.25.2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by CONSTANCET Favorite Sweatshirt Absolutely love this sweatshirt. The sleeves are just funky enough without being too much. I don't mind that the scrapwork doesn't go completely around the sleeve -- it sort of ties it all together. Perfect length for petite me, not overpowering. The neck was a little bigger than I like but I can live with that. This is one of those pieces I image living in. It will be perfect for my casual lifestyle. 11.30.2012
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Austinite Perfect Casual Top I bought this top in the grey in my regular size small. I was actually really surprised that it fits so well. I love that the sleeves are really super long and the body isn't enormous. It hangs really well without giving me that maternity look from the side. The sleeves are so comfortable and so cute! It's a little pricey but very well-made and definately worth the price! 11.8.2012
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Hippiechick71 Perfectly unique comfort! I saw this and knew that I had to have it! It was everything I had hoped for and more. I am 36D 115-120 lbs and the small fit great. The length is also great as it is not too short, hitting just above the belt and just a bit longer in back but doesn't cover up my butt...it's a little loose but not at all like a sack hanging off of me. It is very substantial and not flimsy at all. And the sleeves obviously make this piece so truly unique. I found tht the sleeves look exactly as pictured in color..although the patchwork pieces do not wrap completely around the arm it does not take anything away from the look of the shirt. This will def be my fav comfy top for this fall! The softness of the shirt is over the top! I can't wait to wear it and always love it when people ask "wherever did you get that?" :) FREEPEOPLE.COM! 8.15.2012
Rated 3 out of 5Â by kandlmoran2003 WHY? This sweatshirt has a retro 80s "Flashdance" feel to it (with the cut-off neckline and raw edges). It's really just the sleeves that make it special. So why, oh why, Free People, does the fabric only go 2/3 around the sleeves? As the pictures clearly try to hide this, I'm thinking it's pretty obvious to even the designers that all the way around would have been SO MUCH BETTER. You loose the effect that you have a bunch of layered thermals underneath. Really, for $118, you think they could spring for an extra 2 inches of material! Cute, but not worth the full price. 9.8.2012
Rated 3 out of 5Â by HRKW Not as pictured; sleeves are different!!! The sleeves in this picture have the detailing going all the way around the model's arms. However, in the actual sweater I received, it stops in the back and is one solid piece of sweatshirt material. Only the front of the sleeves is detailed - at least that is how mine is - so be forewarned that you probably won't get what you order/see. The material is also VERY thick, again not the way it seems to be portrayed in the picture. I expected a rather filmier sweater (as so many of Free People's clothes are), and beautiful sleeve detail all the way around. That's not at all what I received. That said, it's comfortable and sort of cute for slouchy, lay-around-the-house day, so I'll keep it. 8.10.2012
Rated 3 out of 5Â by gossamerdreams too boxy and stretchy for some reason i read all the reviews but skipped the material description and discovered that although the reviews were right on and very helpful in describing the look of the sweater, the feel of this cotton/poly/spandex blend did not work for me...the shirt is super stretchy and the material is kinda rigid so the shirt does not fall nicely (on me) i am 5'4'' 105 lbs 32C and the gray, despite sweet color and cutest patches did do nothing for me...Love the look and feel of the lace up pullover so much more... 12.10.2012
Rated 4 out of 5Â by Siiimple Bulky I am usually a true medium in FP or WTF and a medium just looked frumpy in this top. In process of exchanging it for a small so hopefully things will work out. Super comfy and cute! I would definitely size down, you will have the room! 7.26.2012
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A 33-year-old Aiken man was detained for unlawful carrying of a pistol on Thursday after he was seen walking away from a group of people on Brandt Court who had reportedly been making a lot of noise. The man appeared nervous, and told officers he had a gun on him. They found a .45-caliber handgun in his waist band.
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