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We assessed whether the Korean version of modified Mini-Mental State Examination (K-mMMSE) has improved performance as a screening test for cognitive impairment or dementia in a general population compared with the Korean Mini-Mental State Examination (K-MMSE).
Screening interviews were conducted with people aged 65 and over in Noam-dong, Namwon-city, Jeonbuk province. There were 522 community participants, of whom 235 underwent clinical and neuropsychological examination for diagnosis of dementia and Cognitive Impairment No Dementia (CIND). Sensitivity, specificity and areas under the receiver operating characteristic (ROC) curves for the K-mMMSE and the K-MMSE were the main outcome measures.
Cronbach's alpha for the K-mMMSE was 0.91, compared with 0.84 for the K-MMSE. The areas under the ROC curves in identifying all levels of CIND or dementia were 0.91 for the K-mMMSE and 0.89 for the K-MMSE (P < 0.05). For the K-mMMSE, the optimal cut-off score for a diagnosis of CIND was 69/70, which had a sensitivity of 0.86 and a specificity of 0.79, while, for a diagnosis of dementia, the optimal cut-off score of 59/60 had a sensitivity of 0.91 and a specificity of 0.78. The K-mMMSE also had a high test-retest reliability (r = 0.89).
Our findings indicate that the K-mMMSE is more reliable and valid than the K-MMSE as a cognitive screen in a population based study of dementia. Considering the test characteristics, the K-MMSE and modified version are expected to be optimally used in clinical and epidemiologic fields.
The Mini-Mental State Examination (MMSE) is a brief screening test that quantitatively assesses the cognitive status of elderly people [1,2]. It is easy to administer and has shown good reliability. Although its validity as a screening test is acceptable for clinical samples, it has been shown to have difficulty in discriminating between demented and non-demented individuals in community-based samples [2]. The MMSE has been found to be influenced largely by pre-morbid ability and is less sensitive to focal brain dysfunction [3] or mild dementia [4].
These limitations led to the development of the Modified Mini-Mental State Examination (3MS) in 1987 [5], which expanded the MMSE from 30 to 100 points to provide finer discrimination. In addition, the 3MS added four items: personal information, including date and place of birth; verbal fluency; abstract reasoning; and a second delayed recall trial. The 3MS also graded temporal orientation and broadened the delayed recall measures, which included cued and recognition formats. While retaining the brevity and ease of administration of the MMSE, the 3MS improved the validity and reliability of identifying individuals with dementia [6,7], and in predicting functional outcomes in patients with stroke [8].
In 2002, a group from the Cache County Study modified the 3MS for use as a cognitive screen in an epidemiologic study of dementia [9]. These modifications substituted the recall of personal demographic information with the recall of current and past prominent politicians. The main reason for this modification was the difficulty the researchers had in verifying personal demographic information. In addition, the scaling of the items in the time orientation and writing parts of the test was changed, and the time allotted for animal naming was shortened. This revised form of the 3MS (3MS-R) demonstrated good sensitivity in detecting dementia in a general population and providing age- and education-specific normative data and cut-off values at the 7th and 10th percentiles [9].
In Korea, the MMSE was translated into two versions, the Korean version of the Mini-Mental State Examination (MMSE-K) and the Korean Mini-Mental State Examination (K-MMSE) [10,11]. Both Korean versions of the MMSE were tested for validity and efficacy in clinical settings [11,12] and partly in epidemiologic research [13]. Both were somewhat modified to adjust better to the cultural background in Korea, but both shared all the limitations of the original MMSE. Recently the Korean Modified Mini-Mental State Examination (K-3MS) was introduced and validated in a clinical setting [14]. Although the K-3MS was found to be a reliable cognitive screening measure, there was no significant difference between the K-3MS and extracted MMSE for detecting individuals with dementia. In addition, components of the K-3MS could not be compared with items extracted from the K-MMSE and MMSE-K. We have therefore introduced the Korean version of modified Mini-Mental State Examination (K-mMMSE), and we have determined whether its validity is superior to that of the K-MMSE as a screen for cognitive impairment or dementia in a community setting.
Potential participants for this study were recruited from all inhabitants of Noam-dong, Namwon-city, Jeonbuk-province, South Korea, aged 65 and over in 2003, as recorded in national residents registration lists. The area surveyed covered 8.93 km2 and had an estimated population of 6,883, of whom about 7% were aged 65 or over. All participants gave informed consent, and the study was conducted in accordance with the guidelines in The Declaration of Helsinki and approved by the appropriate research ethics committee.
Among the 522 eligible subjects aged 65 and over identified from registration lists, 235 (45%) completed clinical examinations after the interview and formed the study sample for principal analysis. Of the remaining subjects, we were unable to establish contact with 162 (31%), 75 (14%) refused to participate, 18 (3%) did not complete the survey, 7 (1%) had severe pre-morbid illness including blindness and deafness, 4 (0.8%) had changed address, and 3 (0.6%) had died before the visit. The principal apparent reason for the difficulties in establishing contact was that the person was in a regular daily activity or away from home, visiting family members living elsewhere. The 18 individuals (3%) who did not complete the survey questionnaire or were not examined clinically had a mean age of 74.9 ± 10.3 years; 13 (72%) were females, and 4 (22%) were educated. Of all the eligible subjects, participants and non-participants did not differ in age (73.5 ± 6.8 y vs. 74.6 ± 7.8 y, respectively) or gender (66% and 62%, all P values > 0.1).
Assessment and measurements
Interviewers received a seven-day training session on administering the screening instruments and were supervised throughout by the project neurologist. Cognitive status was classified in two stages. In the first stage, interviewers carried out home-based interviews for data on cognitive function, past medical history, and demographic characteristics. All participants were contacted for cognitive screening using a formulated battery, from which the K-mMMSE and K-MMSE were extracted. And they were rated by a knowledgeable informant using the Short form of Samsung Dementia Questionnaire (S-SDQ) and Korean Instrumental Activities of Daily Living (K-IADL) [15,16]. The S-SDQ is a Korean version of the Informant Questionnaire on Cognitive Decline in the Elderly (IQCODE), with 15 items and scores ranging from 0 to 30 [15]. The K-IADL is composed of 11 items that grade functional abilities, with scores calculated as the sum of points over the number of applicable questions and ranging from 0.0 to 3.0 [16]. High scores on the S-SDQ and K-IADL indicate poor performance. Both tests were found to be uncontaminated by pre-morbid ability, including education or age [15,16].
At the second interview, physicians who were blinded to the cognitive scores performed a clinical examination and neuropsychiatric inventory on participants who completed the first survey questionnaire. The clinical examination verified the presence of cognitive impairment. The diagnostic criteria for dementia were based on those of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM-IV) [17] and were subdivided according to the guidelines of the National Institutes of Neurological and Communicative Disorders and Stroke and the Alzheimer's disease and Related Disorders Association (NINCDS-ADRDA) [18]. Severity of dementia was staged using the Korean version of the Expanded Clinical Dementia Rating (CDR) scale [19]. The physician and neurologist made independent diagnoses and CDR scoring and subsequently held a case conference to reach a consensus diagnosis, classifying the person as either cognitively normal, cognitively impaired with no dementia (CIND), or having dementia. A diagnosis of CIND represents an attempt to classify people with recognizable cognitive decline who did not meet the criteria for dementia. This group included people who complained of cognitive decline and showed impaired memory function, but did not have any non-cognitive alterations, including intact activities of daily living. At both stages, home visits were repeated on at least two occasions if no contact was made.
We translated the original 3MS-R into Korean according to the guidelines recommended by the modifiers [9]. The item regarding political figures, which asked the participants to name the current president, vice president, and state governors, was replaced with questions about current and previous presidents, because there is no vice president in the government of South Korea. We assessed temporal orientation according to three methods used to calculate year and time in Korea: the solar, lunar and Tangun era. We replaced the words "shirt," "nickel" and "honesty" in the memory task with the words "airplane," "pine tree" and "sincerity." In Korean, the first two words coincided with the K-MMSE items and ended with vowel sounds ("bee-haeng-gi," and "so-na-mu," respectively); while "seong-sil" in Korean, which means sincerity, was substituted for "jeong-jik," which is equivalent to the English word honesty, inasmuch as a pilot study found that "jeong-jik" was more difficult to hear or perceive than "seong-sil", possibly because the latter ended with a voiced sound and could be heard more comfortably.
In explaining the appropriate questions and answers, we presented a simple example prior to asking the first question, specifically, "the eyes and nose are different, but they are similar in being part of our face." In a pilot study, most elderly subjects could not understand the concept of similarity without this example, and they became intolerant to our interview unless an example was provided. After providing the example, however, most subjects were more cooperative and tried to answer properly. We asked subjects to write a spontaneous sentence and scored whether it was legible and correct, with or without prompting. The total possible score was 100, and a K-MMSE score could be generated from it.
Statistical analysis
For demographic factors, mean or median values and proportions were calculated according to the cognitive impairment strata. Cronbach's alpha was used to quantify internal consistencies of the K-mMMSE and K-MMSE [20]. We assessed the stability and test-retest reliability with 30 subjects who took the K-mMMSE twice. Receiver operating characteristic (ROC) curves were used to determine the validity of the two screening tests graphically and statistically. The areas under the ROC curves (AUC) were calculated and described with standard errors (SE) using the trapezoidal rule [21], and comparison between AUCs was made by the algorithm with an estimated covariance matrix [22]. Cut-off points were chosen to optimize the trade-off between false-negative and false-positive rates. The choice of whether to judge the screening tests by their ability to identify CIND or dementia was addressed practically by assessing both. The validity of the K-mMMSE and K-MMSE were compared, first between those with CIND or dementia and those who were normal, and then between those with dementia and those with CIND or normal. All statistical calculations were performed using Stata 8.2 software (Stata, College Station, TX).
Descriptive statistics
Descriptive statistics are displayed in Table 1 for the total sample and according to the cognitive impairment strata. Of the 235 participants, 46 (19.6%) were classified as having dementia and 54 (22.9%) as having CIND. Overall levels of education were very low, in that 118 participants (50.2%) had no formal education, of whom 83 (70.3%) were illiterate.
Severity of cognitive impairment was directly related to mean age and inversely related to number of years of education. Women had higher rates of being cognitively impaired or demented than men. The median scores on the K-mMMSE and K-MMSE decreased with severity of cognitive impairment. Median scores on the informant questionnaires of the S-SDQ and K-IADL increased with poorer cognitive status. The inter-quartile ranges (IQR) also steadily increased, reflecting increasing variability in cognitive and functional status. Four respondents scored perfectly on the K-MMSE, whereas none scored perfectly on the K-mMMSE, suggesting that the K-mMMSE might be less prone to the ceiling effect in this population.
Table 1. Subject characteristics
The estimated Cronbach's alpha was 0.91 for the K-mMMSE and 0.84 for the K-MMSE. Relative to each cognitive impairment stratum (normal, CIND, and dementia), the alphas were 0.84, 0.81 and 0.81, respectively, on the K-mMMSE and 0.74, 0.72, and 0.63, respectively, on the K-MMSE. Neither age nor gender had any substantial impact on internal consistency. Stratum-specific alphas of the K-mMMSE for the different subgroups ranged from 0.86 to 0.91 in men and 0.89 to 0.90 in women.
The retest of the K-mMMSE was assessed in 30 subjects (mean interval, 26 days; range, 19–32 days). The correlation coefficients for the total scores were 0.89 on the K-mMMSE and 0.85 on the K-MMSE. The coefficients of the 15 items of the K-mMMSE were all significant, ranging from 0.37 for similarities to 0.83 for time orientation. The re-tested subjects were representative of the entire study population, in that the sociodemographic characteristics of the 30 retested subjects were similar to the other participants in mean age (74.0 ± 7.4 y vs. 73.5 ± 6.7 y), educational years (3.5 ± 3.2 y vs. 3.4 ± 3.9 y), K-mMMSE scores (63.8 ± 21.0 vs. 63.1 ± 20.4), and proportion of women (80.0% vs. 66.4%; P = 0.132).
Validity of the K-mMMSE and K-MMSE
Construct validity
Construct validity data between the K-mMMSE and other cognitive or functional measures are shown in Table 2. K-mMMSE was found to be significantly correlated with all measures, including CDR, Sum of Boxes of CDR (CDR-SB), and informant questionnaires such as the S-SDQ and K-IADL. The correlation coefficient between K-mMMSE and K-MMSE scores was 0.94. According to the CDR scores, the median values of the K-mMMSE and K-MMSE changed significantly (Table 3).
Table 2. Correlations between K-mMMSE, K-MMSE and cognitive or functional measures (CDR, KIADL, and S-SDQ)
Table 3. K-mMMSE and K-MMSE scores for each CDR group
Identification of combined CIND and dementia
The performance of the K-mMMSE (AUC ± SE, 0.91 ± 0.02) was significantly superior to that of the K-MMSE (0.89 ± 0.02; P = 0.041). The ROC curves plotted in the same graph suggested that the performance of the K-mMMSE was superior to that of the K-MMSE at almost all cut-off points (Figure 1). At a cut-off of 69/70 for CIND, the K-mMMSE had a sensitivity of 0.86 (95% Confidence Intervals, 0.78–0.92), a specificity of 0.79 (0.71–0.86), a positive likelihood ratio (LR) of 4.15, and a negative LR of 0.18. In comparison, at a cut-off of 20/21 for CIND, the K-MMSE had a sensitivity of 0.82 (0.73–0.89), a specificity of 0.79 (0.71–0.86), a positive LR of 3.95 and a negative LR of 0.23.
Figure 1. Receiver operating characteristic (ROC) curves of the K-mMMSE and the K-MMSE for combined CIND and dementia. K-mMMSE (light blue), K-MMSE (brown), and diagonal line. Area under ROC Curves (AUC): K-mMMSE = 0.91, K-MMSE = 0.89.
Identification of dementia
Both the K-mMMSE and the K-MMSE could properly discriminate demented from normal individuals, but there was no significant difference between them (AUC, 0.92 vs 0.91; P = NS). At the cut-off of 59/60, the K-mMMSE had a sensitivity of 0.91 (0.79–0.98), a specificity of 0.78 (0.72–0.84), a positive LR of 4.21 and a negative LR of 0.11. At a cut-off point of 18/19, the K-MMSE had a sensitivity of 0.91 (0.79–0.98), a specificity of 0.76 (0.69–0.82), a positive LR of 3.82 and a negative LR of 0.11.


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England boss Martin Johnson has confirmed that Thomas Waldrom has joined the World Cup squad as the official replacement for injured prop Andrew Sheridan.
The Leicester No.8 linked up with the squad in Auckland today, having initially been called out to New Zealand last week as injury cover for Nick Easter. Sheridan suffered his tournament-ending shoulder injury in England's opening Pool B victory over Argentina a fortnight ago but Johnson decided against calling for an immediate replacement.
The England medics have been assessing Easter's bad back, which ruled him out of the Georgia and Romania games, and Matt Stevens' ankle problem. But Johnson has today decided to stick with four props in his 30-man squad and strengthen England's back row options with the inclusion of Waldrom.
"Nick is making good progress as is Matt Stevens but with Thomas now out here it makes sense to get him into the squad officially so he can join in with training," said Johnson. "We also owe it to Leicester to make a decision so that they can plan accordingly without him."
Waldrom was a member of England's initial 45-man World Cup training squad but he was hampered by a calf injury and was cut before the August warm-up internationals. The 28-year-old had played in Leicester's first three Aviva Premiership games before being called out to his native New Zealand as cover last week. Waldrom was born in Lower Hutt, near Wellington, and only discovered in March that he qualified for England courtesy of his grandmother.
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I'm trying to work out a lighting design for our kitchen. I read the huge LED recessed cans guide, and would like to use 6" edison base cans and it sounds like Cree CR6 bulbs are the way to go. One thing that's unclear is whether the inside of the actual can gets covered up by the bulb so there's no need to worry about trim or anything?
Other things that may or may not matter... I plan on dimming with Adorne dimmers:
Ceilings are 8 feet high. The kitchen has no exterior walls. The closest windows are in the family room and dining room, to the top and right of the kitchen on the diagram respectively. Other lighting not shown is undercabinet and toe kick lighting. The solid pair of lines above the peninsula is a header between the two rooms; at this point it's unclear how low it will be but I'm assuming standard door height. Lighting came out to 35 lumens per square foot., ignoring all other light sources. Since the kitchen and family room are open to each other, does this change the amount of recessed lighting I need?
Here are the pictures... I appreciate any thoughts and comments!
Here's another shot to help get an idea of the layout of the area. The number of columns is still to be determined, depending on what we find once the wall that's currently between the kitchen and family room goes away...
The CAD model was made in Sketchup. The 2D layout was made in OpenOffice Draw. Draw was a little bit of a challenge to make cooperate; I had to add dimensions on my own and scale down feet/inches from the model to fit the page layout within the program. A few cells to do the calculations in a spreadsheet made that easy.
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The CR6 includes the trim, so nothing on the can insides will be visible.
One section will be more brightly lit than the other. If you need to have a uniformly lit common area on occasion, perhaps, consider shifting some of the lighting from recessed cans to another lighting layer/ source (e.g. - UCL).
If necessary, you could reduce the number of cans since the bulk of the lighting is necessary for working surfaces.
Thanks! I may be misunderstanding, but what about changing them all to CR4s @ 575 lumens each, and consolidating the 2x3 row from the end of the peninsula to the pantry into one row? The three lights off the main pattern by the entry hall and hall to the bedrooms at the bottom / bottom left would stay the same. Or would that make things worse? I planned on having toe kick and undercabinet lighting all around.
There is little difference between the CR4 and CR6 variant rated @575 lumens aside from the aperture size.
Installation wise, the CR4 might be challenging for people with big hands depending on the recessed can housing used.
It would make more sense to consolidate the 2 x 3 row into a 1 x 3. The loss of lighting can be made up with UCL.
Toe kick lighting will be accent lighting and not contribute to work space lighting. It will be nice if properly executed.
Thanks!!! Let me make changes and re-post the picture later this evening so I can be sure I understand everything. If I do that it sounds like the pendant, overhead and undercabinet lighting will need to be on the same switch now, otherwise there may be odd shadows?
Here's the new version with measurements. Not sure what I was thinking about the switching... all three switches are right next to each other in both locations, along with one that will control the overhead lighting in the family room adjacent to it.
I'm tempted to bring up the row of three that are fully in the kitchen area to halfway between the bottom and top row to even them up. Everything should be pretty fully dimensioned in the drawing... Thanks again!
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It would be better to have the lights properly aligned as far as possible. The final layout could be affected by the location and layout of the ceiling joists.
The toe kick lighting could be kept on a separate circuit. That way, you could light up floor with only the toe kick lighting.
I've been thinking - would it be crazy to eliminate the 2x3 row on the left hand side, and perhaps carry the one row through the kitchen, then have a light (in line with the pattern) at the entry hall and bedroom hall entrance?
I'm also seriously considering just getting a few lights this weekend to wire up and experiment with just to see in person at day and night just how much light they output.
I plan on having lighting inside the pantry itself. Something that turns on when one of the doors are opened is the goal.
I've been playing around a bit with the can lights suspended from the ceiling. The room is bright, but not quite bright enough so I'm going to bring them about 6" closer together (3'6") and see what it looks like. I'm getting close at least...


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Hi all, I am making beautiful glass totems for my yard but the glue I'm using does not work well. HELP :-(
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Hi gardencraze,
The glue to use is GE Silicone II for windows and doors. It works great. I made a couple totems a few years back and they are still happy out in the garden.
You may want to visit the Garden Junk forum. They are full of ideas and a wealth of information.
Good luck with your pieces and make sure to post pictures of your creations when you are done.
Here's a link to the photo posting instructions. It's on the conversations page here at the Florida Forum.
That silicone works great for totems, but has anyone found something that works for hanging glass ornaments? I've moved my totems to the trees and the silicone won't hold the weight.
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What would cause goop in sink drain and stopper?
In my bathroom sink, I noticed it draining kind of slow so I immediately grabbed up the stopper and pulled it up out of the drain and it was covered with a globby goop. When I say covered, I mean thick with it, it was probably 1/4 in thick all over the entire length of the stopper. It was kind of light orange in color. What in the world would cause this? The only thing we use in the sink is Soft Soap, the antibacterial one that's orange. Then of course toothpaste. Other than that it's just the cleaning product I use that is usually just scrubbing bubbles. Could that soft soap goop up a drain like that? That's disgusting! I have never ever seen this happen before in all my years of using soft soap. I just cannot think of anything else we would be washing down the drain.
Over time, toothpaste "wash" + bacteria.
Might be slime mold. Also check your toilet tank inner walls for a slight coating. If your wash basin has an overflow outlet chamber that has one or two drains below the stopper that is another hangout.


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The Hoyas celebrate a goal.
May 1, 2014
WASHINGTON - The second-seeded Georgetown University women's lacrosse team (10-7) used a big 10-1 second-half run to overpower the third-seeded University of Connecticut Huskies (10-7), 16-8, Thursday evening in the BIG EAST Championship semifinals held at Multi-Sport Field. The Blue & Gray has advanced to the championship game against the top-seeded University of Louisville Cardinals on Saturday at 2:30 p.m.
"We didn't do anything differently in the second half, but we finished the shots that we got and in the first half we had gotten good opportunities but the combination of Shannon Nee playing well and us not shooting particularly well combined for just six goals," said Georgetown Head Coach Ricky Fried.
Sophomore attacker Corinne Etchison (Eldersburg, Md./McDonogh School) and junior attacker Caroline Tarzian (Garden City, N.Y./Garden City) both tallied four goals in the contest as eight different Hoyas scored.
Both teams pulled in 13 draw controls, but possession was a key as Georgetown was 16-of-16 on clears and the Huskies were 8-of-17. The GU defense forced 18 UConn turnovers and outshot the Huskies, 31-21.
Freshman goalkeeper Maddy Fisher (Ellicott City, Md./Mount Hebron) took the win in the cage with eight saves to her credit including a number of big stops in the second half to keep the momentum alive.
Tarzian opened the scoring at 26:47 on an unassisted tally on the right side. Tarzian caused a turnover on the ride as senior attacker Meghan Farrell (Bethesda, Md./Georgetown Visitation) got the ball and sent it to Etchison who easily countered to make it 2-0. Farrell added one of her own at 16:52 as the Blue & Gray started the contest with a 3-0 run.
The Huskies found an answer, however, with a three-goal run spanning less than two minutes to tie it.
Tarzian ended the run with an unassisted goal at 10:05 and senior midfielder Kelyn Freedman (Newtown Square, Pa./Radnor) hit a free position goal to give the Blue & Gray some breathing room.
In the closing minutes of the half, UConn found a way to get two goals back to tie it at five going into the break.
Freedman broke the deadlock at 24:07 as the Hoyas passed the ball looking for a good shot and Tarzian found Freedman charging into the middle. The Huskies came right back on the ensuing draw to get one of their own.
UConn came up with the next draw, but senior defender Adrianne Devine (Loudonville, N.Y./Shaker) intercepted a pass allowing a Hoya jailbreak. Senior attacker Reilly Woodman's goal was called back due to a foul, but she hit the free position to make it 7-6. Woodman added one more goal less than a minute later to give the Blue & Gray momentum.
Junior midfielder Mollie Caputo (Manlius, N.Y./Fayetteville Manlius) and senior midfielder Courtney Caputo (Philadelphia, Pa./Springside School) added scores and Tarzian managed her third and fourth of the game as the Hoyas were on a roll with a 6-0 run that was sparked by Devine's interception.
Looking at a six-goal lead with 10 minutes remaining, UConn stopped the run after a Hoya timeout. However, GU kept on shooting as senior attacker Jody Cumberpatch (Annapolis, Md./Annapolis) found the back of the cage at 7:36 and Etchison hit a true hat trick to make it 16-7.
UConn connected in the final minute as the Hoyas cruised to the championship game on the 16-8 victory.
The Hoyas will face Louisville on Saturday in the BIG EAST Conference Championship Game at 2:30 p.m., at Multi-Sport Field. The game will be televised live on FOX Sports 2 and live stats will be available at www.GUHoyas.com. Tickets are available through GU's athletic ticket office.
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2013 shooting guard Darin Johnson verbally commits to Washington
Oct 14, 2012, 9:38 PM EDT
Washington landed its second verbal commitment in the 2013 class on Sunday evening, as 6-4 shooting guard Darin Johnson tweeted his decision to be a Husky.
Johnson, who played on the same Play Hard Play Smart AAU team as San Diego State commits Dakarai Allen and D'Erryl Williams II, hails from Sacramento, California.
Johnson picked the Huskies over Oregon, San Diego State and Texas A&M, and he averaged 16.8 points per game at Franklin HS last season.
Just committed to the University of Washington!! 🏀🏀 #dawgs #huskynation—
darin johnson (@D_NASTYJFAM) October 15, 2012
With Johnson's commitment versatile guard Nigel Williams-Goss (Findlay Prep) has some company in Washington's 2013 class, and these two are players who can help Lorenzo Romar's program remain a contender in the Pac-12.
Washington has two senior guards in their rotation this season in point guard Abdul Gaddy and shooting guard Scott Suggs.
Johnson and Williams-Goss join a group that will likely include Andrew Andrews, Dion Overstreet, Hikeem Stewart and C.J. Wilcox.
The Huskies will also have 6-9 power forward Perris Blackwell (San Francisco transfer) and 7-footer Gilles Dierickx (FIU transfer) eligible for play next season, and they'll have the task of accounting for the departure of current senior center Aziz N'Diaye.
Washington isn't done with their 2013 class at Aaron Gordon remains on the board, and landing Johnson to go along with Williams-Goss makes this a good day for the Huskies.
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GSI Commerce is growing its marketing offerings and winning new business.
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True Action, with five offices in London and the U.S., has also won a handful of (undisclosed) clients directly and consequently has been on a hiring binge. Together the agencies now have 400 employees, says Hendell, with the bulk working for True Action. Its major clients are Toy 'R' Us, GNC, Aeropostale and Dollar General.
True Action is also negotiating with eBay to handle some of its digital marketing needs, says Hendell.
True Action's expansion from e-commerce and direct marketing into engagement marketing is the engine behind its growth. "Our focus is to use analytics, branding, mobile, display and other digital tools to get browsers to become buyers," says Hendell. "We address our clients' holistic business needs and provide tight integration of demand generation and shopping experiences. Our goal isn't just engagement. Our goal is to get people to buy things."
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1 year agoby @Bo-HamishaFlag
how to watch?
2 years agoby @Sophia-HolaFlag
good movie
2 years agoby @Tasawar-RajputFlag
I'm just too much of a Wolverine fan to not love this flick!! Should be wild to see him play the time traveler, in the next X-Men flick! Got to get all we can out of him NOW, since Hugh is getting on up there in age, and won't be playing the role too much longer imo!
2 years agoby @rojodiabloFlag
I love the trailer for the second wolverine movie. It seem to be better then the first one. I cant wait for it to be out this Friday. But in the mean time I'm enjoying the anime version of wolverine at anime4fun.com/?s=wolverine . Just something I like to share with everyone.
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2 years agoby @Inma-Fructuoso-FloresFlag
i think this is an anime i saw on netflix or maybe what happens after the anime
2 years agoby @Lucas-LeachFlag
more wolverine movies
2 years agoby @undeadslayer4Flag
This movie will be awesome, f*ck you all X-Men Oringins: Wolverine was awesome!!!
2 years agoby @Spider-Man-FanboyFlag
@redcameraman Oh really? dislike the title then... I hate it when they change sequel's titles up. Its weak.
@crypt: It says it's a sequel. Logan still has his memory lost and he's now traveling around in Japan. And from the look of the cast, there's a LOT of unknown Japanese actors in this movie! The only actor I still know is Hugh Jackman!
3 years agoby @redcameramanFlag
@redcameraman Haha! Yeah, Origins sucked, and made little sense. I wonder if this is a remake...? Or I'm not even sure what this is all about.
@crypt: I thought it was only okay, but it's absolutely my LEAST favorite out of all the "X-Men" movies. I'm glad that "First Class" was an improvement, and I actually loved how it ignored some of the events that happened in "Wolverine." :-)
3 years agoby @redcameramanFlag
@redcameraman Dude, X Men Origins sucked. So thank you! haha
I hope this movie is worth it and better than the other "Wolverine" movie.
3 years agoby @redcameramanFlag
I don't like it when something that's meant for a certain audience is suddenly marketed for children. I mean, where's the fun in catering something like this for young kids?
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If its not RATED R...I'm not interested!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Wolverine is like The Punisher...his story is an ADULT story...not one to sell toys!!!
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1. the hero of a novel by Cervantes who was inspired by lofty and chivalrous but impractical ideals.
2. (italics) (Don Quixote de la Mancha) the novel itself (1605 and 1615).
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