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Dave Carlsen doesn't like it when people refer to his fund, Buffalo Discovery, as a technology fund. That's just too nerdy. It's also why he changed its name from Science and Technology two years ago. Names can be restrictive.
"Technology is so much broader than the current narrow definition, which usually refers to information technology and social media," Carlsen says. "Technology is much more than a good idea. It's the commercial application of those good ideas that ensures growth," says the manager, 45. "In the old days, technology meant steam and railroads. Today, it can just as easily be energy."
Though Buffalo Discovery (ticker: BUFTX) is categorized by Morningstar as a mid-cap growth fund, 41% of its $642 million in assets are in technology stocks, many of them large-company stocks such as Facebook FB 0.07455268389662027% Facebook Inc. Cl A U.S.: Nasdaq USD80.54 0.06 0.07455268389662027% /Date(1432328400024-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 19434731 AFTER HOURS USD80.63 0.09 0.11174571641420412% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 133206 P/E Ratio 78.19417475728156 Market Cap 226175386039.172 Dividend Yield N/A Rev. per Employee 1468310 More quote details and news » (FB) and Apple AAPL 0.8752568688636883% Apple Inc. U.S.: Nasdaq USD132.54 1.15 0.8752568688636883% /Date(1432328400108-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 44876715 AFTER HOURS USD132.77 0.23 0.17353251848498566% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 719257 P/E Ratio 16.3831891223733 Market Cap 763566849045.821 Dividend Yield 1.569337558472914% Rev. per Employee 2287920 More quote details and news » (AAPL). The fund's 26% allocation to health-care shares is also very technology-oriented, including stocks such as Hospira HSP -0.04529498358056845% Hospira Inc. U.S.: NYSE USD88.27 -0.04 -0.04529498358056845% /Date(1432328608149-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 620648 AFTER HOURS USD88.27 % Volume (Delayed 15m) : 572 P/E Ratio 44.58080808080808 Market Cap 15251202364.1757 Dividend Yield N/A Rev. per Employee 241463 More quote details and news » (HSP), a provider of injectable drug and infusion technologies, and biopharmaceutical firm Gilead Sciences GILD 0.4405682431217407% Gilead Sciences Inc. U.S.: Nasdaq USD111.71 0.49 0.4405682431217407% /Date(1432328400210-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 11933969 AFTER HOURS USD111.7 -0.01 -0.008951750067138126% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 145061 P/E Ratio 12.679909194097617 Market Cap 164169680114.496 Dividend Yield N/A Rev. per Employee N/A More quote details and news » (GILD).
Buffalo Discovery fund manager Dave Carlsen finds technological innovations in some pretty unusual industries. David Eulitt for Barron's
Carlsen attributes his fund's success—it has returned 28% annually over the past five years, beating 93% of other mid-cap growth funds, and 11% over the past 10, beating 84%—to his go-anywhere approach. Though the portfolio mainly consists of midsize companies (with an average market value of $7.3 billion, smaller than the category's average of $8.4 billion), Buffalo Discovery defines itself as an all-sizes fund specializing in innovation. "We like to buy small companies before they get discovered, and hold them for a long time," explains Carlsen.
Carlsen came to Buffalo funds in 2004 after spending his early years in the money-management business in Madison, Wis., about 300 miles south of the old lumber town where he grew up. A graduate of the University of Wisconsin, Carlsen worked for Wisconsin business professor Stephen Hawk at Northern Capital. Professor emeritus Hawk remembers Carlsen developing from an office runner into a fine analyst. "He's a classic Midwesterner, very motivated, dedicated, confident in his work, and nice," Hawk says. "He's not the kind of guy who just reads analysts' reports and accepts received wisdom."
Carlsen looks for "disruptive" businesses that develop new ideas, products, distribution, or brands. He is part of a three-person team formed when he first arrived in 2004. Clay Brethour focuses more on industrial and energy companies, while Elizabeth Jones, a medical doctor, favors biotechnology and pharmaceutical companies. Carlsen himself focuses mainly upon financial services and information-technology firms—roughly 50% of the fund. Though they each have a specialty, two of the three must agree on all buying and selling decisions. The fund's turnover is just 53%, meaning about half of its portfolio changes every year, much slower than the typical technology fund, which has a turnover of 131%.
Carlsen begins his process with a screen for growth—he starts with 12,000 companies and screens for those raising revenues and profits by at least 10% per year, three times the current estimate for U.S. gross-domestic-product growth. That narrows the universe down to 800. Then comes the technology and innovation part of the process: Carlsen, Brethour, and Jones look at each business in terms of its industry and in the context of broader trends. They look for businesses that can grow quickly, and without much additional expense. Discovery winds up with about 220 companies on its watch list, which is whittled to 70 stocks. The managers derive the best- and worst-case scenarios for each over the next five to seven years; Carlsen favors those whose best-case scenario is at least twice as good as its worst-case.
The fund's picks are all expected to benefit from important long-term trends that Carlsen's team has identified—for instance, technology's influence in the health-care sector, particularly when it comes to managing the cost of care. Hospira's inexpensive generic drugs and innovative delivery systems for injectable medication have enabled it to become among the world's largest distributors of generic injectable medicine. The firm, which has a $7.1 billion market value, fits Carlsen's criteria in another important way: Hospira's business comes with formidable barriers to entry, since injectable drugs are difficult to make and highly regulated.
Similarly, top holding Align Technology ALGN -0.15156618390030313% Align Technology Inc. U.S.: Nasdaq USD59.29 -0.09 -0.15156618390030313% /Date(1432328400183-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 318187 AFTER HOURS USD59.435 0.145 0.24456063417102378% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 1942 P/E Ratio 32.57692307692308 Market Cap 4787667573.92883 Dividend Yield N/A Rev. per Employee 217568 More quote details and news » (ALGN) is making the torment of metal dental braces passé. Align makes clear, almost invisible, rubberized mouth liners created from digital scans of a patient's mouth. It has opened up the market for braces to a wider percentage of the adult population who would normally be averse to braces, while also appealing to teenagers. What's more, dentists like Align's braces because they require less adjustment—and less chair time—making for fewer and shorter visits. The $4.3 billion company has enjoyed surprising revenue growth both in North America, its main market, and abroad. Revenue growth for its North American business, which accounts for 75% of sales, rose 13% last year, while sales in Europe were up 20%.
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|*All returns are as of 02/26; three- and five-year returns are annualized.
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Greater Internet accessibility increases the value of services like Facebook, which can then attract more advertising. Total online advertising amounts to $115 billion today, and is expected to grow to $230 billion in five years. Facebook's share of that, now 7%, could double to 14%, Carlsen says, producing annual revenue of $32 billion in five years, a compound growth rate of more than 30%. He bought and immediately sold Facebook at its initial public offering, then bought his current stake at $20. Facebook is still among the fund's top holdings, though Carlsen has been selling recently, as the stock closes in on his target of $78.
Chart Industries GTLS -4.3418521571860405% Chart Industries Inc. U.S.: Nasdaq USD34.81 -1.58 -4.3418521571860405% /Date(1432328400074-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 403299 AFTER HOURS USD34.81 % Volume (Delayed 15m) : 1905 P/E Ratio 14.26639344262295 Market Cap 1063201846.44882 Dividend Yield N/A Rev. per Employee 216722 More quote details and news » (GTLS), a manufacturer of equipment that turns gas into liquid to make it easier to transport, can't keep up with demand. The introduction of hydraulic-fracturing technology has caused a boom in drilling, particularly in North Dakota's Bakken Shale formation. The liquefaction of natural gas is needed for transporting it for use in urban areas, as well as exporting to other countries.
Now at $84 per share, with a market value of $2.5 billion, Chart shares could hit $125, Carlsen says, adding that it's the only publicly traded company so directly tied to the natural-gas liquids build-out.
The innovators are out there. Like Carlsen says, it's a matter of discovery.
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Oleg Semyonovich Shenin (Russian: Олег Семёнович Шенин; July 2, 1937 – May 28, 2009[1]) was the leader of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union (Shenin), which should not be confused with the larger UCP-CPSU.
Shenin was a member of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union; he was also a member of the Politburo and Secretariat from 1990 to 1991. During the Soviet coup attempt of 1991, he was a member of the group of CPSU CC members who tried to regain control of the country in order to re-establish the Soviet Union.[2] He was later jailed for taking part in the events. He was given amnesty in 1994.[3]
Shenin was the founding Chairman of the Union of Communist Parties - Communist Party of the Soviet Union (UCP-CPSU) from 1993, until he broke away from the Communist Party of the Russian Federation (CPRF) in 2001, after its leader Gennady Zyuganov refused to back the creation of a united Communist Party of Russia and Belarus.[4] Zyuganov then succeeded Shenin as Chairman of the UCP-CPSU.
He was considered to be a hardline anti-Revisionist. In September 1997, he met with North Korean leader Kim Jong-Il in Pyongyang.
Oleg Shenin registered as a presidential candidate for the 2008 presidential election but he was denied registration for failing to complete some paperwork correctly.[5] According to Shenin, his candidacy was rejected because he did not provide a letter from his employer; he described this as an "idiotic pretext" because he had been retired for years.[6]
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- ^ Vladimir Kvint and Natalia Darialova (1991-19-28). "Man in the shadows. (USSR Politburo member Oleg Shenin) (Hidden assets of the Soviet Communist Party)" (PDF). Forbes Magazine. Retrieved 2010-05-29. Check date values in:
- ^ "Oleg S. Shenin, Tried to Overthrow Gorbachev, Dies at 71". New York Times. 2009-05-29. Retrieved 2010-04-16.
- ^ Natalya Krainova (2007-10-12). "Political Animal and Man of the People". The Moscow Times. Retrieved 2008-03-28.
- ^ Nikolaus von Twickel (2007-12-20). "9 Independents File to Run for President". The Moscow Times. Retrieved 2008-01-02.
- ^ "Why Putin falsified the Presidential elections", Northstarcompass.org, March 2008.
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Freddie Roach: Training camp is going really well. Manny is in great shape. We took a little trip to San Francisco last night. It was a great turnout and Manny's really excited about the fight and we're ready to go.
Floyd Mayweather: Yeah, we are ready. We will be ready. We appreciate, we're looking to win this fight and it will be like to make the fight go real fast. And I think that Freddie is too hyped over this thing about Manny knocking out Ricky in three rounds. If that's going to happen, it's going to be the other way around.
Q: Floyd, I have a question for you. I've been hearing your remarks about Freddie, not just before this fight but some other events that you guys have both been involved in, and you seem to go out of your way to insult Freddie and to take away from his accomplishments as a trainer.. And I'm just wondering if you really believe that and if so why is it that you think that he is not a good trainer when his track record speaks for itself of the type of guys that he's trained?
Floyd Mayweather: Well, let me tell you something. Who has he really worked with? Who has he really worked with? I'm just saying, who has he really worked with? He had a lot of big fighters, but he hasn't done anything with them. What has he done with them? He got one man in his court, it's Pacquiao, who else do you know that he got that he's done something with? And what fighter has he made? I made my son, and who has he made? He hasn't made any body. He hasn't made anybody. He's not fighter. Explain it? That's all I can tell you man, the guy ain't made anybody. Simple.
Q: So you really think that he's just hanging on and really not that good of a trainer?
Floyd Mayweather: I think he's just what I said. Freddie the "Joke Coach Roach." That's what I think he is. He's a joke of a coach.
Q: Just wondering, where does that animosity come from?
Floyd Mayweather: It's not animosity man. I'm having fun whether you believe it or not I'm having fun with this. I'm not afraid of Freddie at all or anything. I'm having fun with this. Maybe because the strong voice that I have right now. You may feel like it's electric. You sound like that sometimes but you know what it is? It's my serious moves. I say what I say, but to be honest I'm having fun with this. I'm doing just like Bob Arum said, have fun with it and that's what I'm doing.
Q: Freddie, can you respond to that? I wonder how you'll react when you hear or maybe read the comments that Floyd makes about you and your training abilities and such or maybe you just ignore it. Can you just chime in on that please?
Freddie Roach: Yeah. It's like where we're coming from so, I don't really pay attention to it. My first champion, Virgil Hill I started him out from his first pro fight.
I mean, I've made a lot of good fighters out there. He made his son through birth, but Roger made him as a fighter. So, it doesn't bother me.
Q: Floyd, I wanted to ask you a question first. Ricky really looked good in his last fight against Paulie Malignaggi. He seems to be really boxing as well as he ever has, defense, moving his head and stuff like that. Is that one of the things that you wanted to concentrate on him was getting him to use his natural boxing ability which he seems to have gone away from a little bit?
Floyd Mayweather: Of course that's one of the things. I mean, defense wins fights. The name of the game is hit and don't be hit. So, that's what I've been playing with Ricky to do. I know Freddie Roach said on TV. Don't let him hit your body; don't let him hit your body. We're going to hit that body. It's just a matter of time.We've got 12 rounds in there to fight. You don't go a round without your body being hit.
Q: Freddie, I had a question for you. I'm also on the same path. One of the things, regardless of whatever condition Oscar was in their fight I think all of us saw that Manny was brilliant in the way we boxed ducking punches or sliding away from them. Oscar often was swinging at the air. And Manny seems to have become almost the ultimate power boxer, kind of like that power boxing type of thing that the Shane kind of...I think that was the first time I ever heard that term actually was when Shane Mosley and his dad brought it up. Was that one of the things that you wanted to do with Manny? Because before he would seem to be almost running that guy sometimes and being off balance and really wasn't even himself, vulnerable, but he didn't seem to really leave himself vulnerable at all against Oscar. So, was that one of the things that you've been working on with him?
Freddie Roach: Yeah, definitely. We've been working on that for a long time and he saw him coming into play. He's boxing a lot smarter now. It started in the Diaz fight. He boxed a beautiful fight. I mean, his defense is much better. The Oscar fight was similar and the way things are going in training the Hatton fight will be the same.
Q: First for Freddie. I think people just automatically have decided that Hatton has this big advantage because of his size and strength. Freddie, do you think that's necessarily the case or how do you assess that?
Freddie Roach: I disagree. Manny's really settling at the 140 pound weight division and he's really getting used to the weight. He's knocked out four sparring partners out of seven. And in training camp he's really looking good at the weight. He's very strong. Ricky will be a little heavier by fight time but being heavier doesn't make you stronger. I know I have the stronger fighter going to the fight, I guarantee that.
Q: What does Manny walk around at normally?
Freddie Roach: Manny walks around at about 155 pounds.
Q: So, he's not really stretching the limits. This is where he belongs?
Freddie Roach: No. One-forty is a great weight for him. Doing the Oscar fight after breakfast and 140's a very good weight for him. By fight time he'll be 147, 148 pounds. He gained more than ten pounds. Too much weight makes him sluggish, of course. But he's very strong at the weight and we'll have no problem with his strength.
Q: Floyd, do you think that Manny's a good fighter?
Floyd Mayweather: I think Manny's a very good fighter. I think he can be a much better fighter though under different circumstances. But Manny's a very good fighter. I can't take anything away from Manny's. I think he's a real good fighter. I can think of a lot more things he can do that's he's not doing. So, you'll have to take that up with him as a trainer.
Q: Just want to ask you Floyd, and also Freddie, as far as the war of the words between the trainers, do you think that takes anything away from the accomplished focal point of the fighters? Just how do you view that?
Floyd Mayweather: Well, like I said before, I don't know why everybody's getting it twisted or what the conception is about what I'm saying about the words of war. Man, this is fight man. This is a build-up. That's all it is, man, to me. Everybody wants their fighter to win. But with me it's talking. Even if you look back with Ali when he was doing his thing, everything is a build-up man. Some guys get in each other's faces and never get out of each others. But this is something with me. I'm having fun with this. I mean, I'm looking to win the fight and I'm sincere about winning the fight but as far as me, the animosity and the bad talk, I don't have nothing against Freddie right now until...When this fights over me and Freddie can still shake hands and hug and you know...I mean, I don't have nothing against Freddie. I really think Freddie's a nice guy but, right now, this is warfare and I'm looking forward to my man winning and I'm gonna do whatever it takes for him to win.
Q: If Ricky Hatton wins this fight will it be because you were his trainer?
Floyd Mayweather: I would say so. I said one thing before. Ricky probably could have won this fight without me. I said that, I did say that but I will say one thing, he's definitely got a much better chance of winning it with me than without me.
Q: Freddie, what do you think your role is in this fight? I mean, how simple are you to manage success in this fight?
Freddie Roach: Well, Manny's a great fighter and we have a great relationship together. We've been together for eight years. We have a lot of trust with each other. We've had a good ride so far. But, you know, it's up to Manny to win the fight. He knows that. We can work on the game plan and work in the gym together and so forth. But when the bell rings I sit down and he fights and Manny will win the fight and I have all the confidence in the world in my fighter and that's why if I say something positive to him it's because I believe it. But Manny will win the fight himself. He doesn't need me.
Q: Freddie, question for you, have you been watching the 24/7's and do you pick up any tidbits on what the other guys doing if so?
Freddie Roach: You know what, I watch 24/7. It's a good show. I think but you can't really pick things up just from the short clips that they show and I know Floyd doesn't let them come as far and so forth because he's scared to show us what he's up to. But I'm open with that. I'm fine with what we have given them - showing Manny knocking guys out. So just getting them ready for what's in store.
Q: Floyd, could you respond to that? Freddie says that you don't like to let 24/7 cameras watch because you're afraid to let people see what's going on?
Floyd Mayweather: Look here man. I'm a trainer, he know that. I'm a trainer I'm not a photographer or a movie man. So, don't blame me about what they do. Anybody can take photos out and on the floor and roll it over and anybody can do that man, you know.
Q: So, you think that's acting? When we see Manny put someone down with a body part, that's acting?
Floyd Mayweather: You ain't gonna see no acting on May 2nd, I bet you that. I bet there ain't gonna be any acting on that day.
Q: Freddie, can you speak to how Manny, when you were first with him, looking back when he fought like Ledwaba and even when he had to fight the first fight with Morales, how he was primarily a left-hand fighter and now he developed - it looks like he's a better body puncher, throws better right hooks and what not. Can you kind of speak to his aptitude of being able to adjust in the middle of his career which most guys don't do very well?
Freddie Roach: Yeah, after the Morales loss, people criticized me about Manny being just a one-handed fighter and he has a left hand. And, so it was my job to improve his right hand and he's come a long way and then I want to improve his defense, of course, because he's a little bit reckless at times.
So, we're just trying to be better and better as time goes on. And one thing about Manny Pacquiao, he's the four or five time world champion and he's still getting better and he still wants to learn. And that's unusual for somebody at his caliber, but he's very capable and he's getting better all the time.
Q: Do you also think it's unusual that he's able to still have this kind of power as he moves up in weight?
Freddie Roach: Yeah, usually guys when they move up in weight they lose their power, but Manny's staying power is better than ever and we're going to show it - we'll show it in this fight, I'm sure.
Q: Floyd, Both you and Freddie were fighters in your day. Who was the better fighter between the two of you?
Floyd Mayweather: Ah, man. Come on - quit asking me crazy questions. No, man. I most definitely was the better fighter than Freddie Roach. As a matter of fact, I've got a poster down at the gym where Freddie's on my under card.
Freddie Roach: You got a shot and ruined your career. Oh my God.
Q: Hey Freddie, what do you think about that?
Freddie Roach: Well, you know what I tried really hard. I fought on TV a lot more than him. I was real popular than he was.
Floyd Mayweather: You were a bum.
Freddie Roach: You know, his brother was a great fighter but he lost to my fighter Marlon Sterling twice. He got his ass kicked twice. So, how good was he? He was okay.
Floyd Mayweather: You weren't okay. You were a bum.
Freddie Roach: So you think.
Floyd Mayweather: You got whopped so much Freddie. Come on Freddie.
Freddie Roach: You're the expert. Hey Floyd, can I ask you a question?
Floyd Mayweather: Yes sir.
Freddie Roach: When I get presented the trainer of the year award I want you to present that to me this year because that's as close as you'll get to it.
Floyd Mayweather: We're gonna see about that Freddie. We'll see about that Freddie.
Freddie Roach: I'd like for you to do that.
Floyd Mayweather: And what are you going to do when I win it Freddie?
Freddie Roach: I've won it three times. You've never won it.
Floyd Mayweather: Yeah, what do you intend to do?
Freddie Roach: You're not going to win it ever.
Floyd Mayweather: But we already know Freddie, we already know about you.
Freddie Roach: Okay.
Floyd Mayweather: And those awards. We already know about all that.
Freddie Roach: Three times. Three times.
Q: Hey, I just wanted to ask you, Freddie, I thought it was pretty interesting on the 24/7 where you kind of noticed some things about De La Hoya that you speculated that he had taken some IV injections or something like that. He looked very weak in the ring and you immediately told Manny that. What are some of the things, observations, things that you're looking for that you'll be looking for specifically as it pertains to Ricky in this fight? Maybe you see - things you look at the weigh-in or the press conference or right before the first bell?
Freddie Roach: Well, I have experience in the game and it's just things that you notice. There's nothing we'd be really looking for in Ricky. I expect him to be at his best and pretty much I'm more concerned with my guy than anything and, but those are just observations that an experienced guy sees.I saw the puncture marks and the tape marks when they first walked in and I thought they hydrated too late and. But, just things you pick up along the way.
Q: And Floyd, when you talk about the difference could be you in the corner for Ricky in this fight, how do you think you will win the fight for Ricky?
Floyd Mayweather: I think Ricky can win the fight without me. That's what I said, but then with him fighting with me he has a better chance. It's obvious. I'm the best in this business doing this.
Q: Do you want to elaborate at all?
Floyd Mayweather: Do I want to elaborate on that? Not really because, like I said, Freddie he's talking all that garbage but then when this fight get up here we're going to find out just what talent really is. There isn't any sense in getting scared now. When you try to send me a present. When you try to give me a gift over there with the T-shirts trying to be my friend.
Freddie Roach: I didn't send that to you.
Floyd Mayweather: It's too late. It is too late Freddie.
Freddie Roach: I don't want to be your friend.
Floyd Mayweather: I know you don't want to be my friend. You really ain't going to want to be my friend after the 2nd. You're gonna wish you had never even known me.
Freddie Roach: All right. That's true.
Q: I want to throw the question out there for both of you. A lot of speculation that the winner of this fight maybe gets a rematch for Ricky with Floyd Mayweather, Jr. and maybe it's a match up of the former Pound-For-Pound King against the new one. Is that next on the radar for both of you if your fighters win and maybe if either one of you know whether Floyd actually is back in the gym and in training?
Floyd Mayweather: Yeah, I know. It's my son. I know, he's in the gym and I do know that my son is back in the gym and I do know that Freddie Roach do not want Manny Pacquiao to fight Floyd. Freddie said he would do anything he can to stop Manny from fighting my son. That's what Freddie said. So, we know Freddie's not willing to fight little Floyd because he knows what's going to happen. Ricky Hatton is the one that's gonna whoop Manny right now. That's one that got knocked out by my son. So you know good and well he ain't trying to see little Floyd. He gonna get knocked out by Ricky, trust me.
Q: Freddie, what's your response?
Freddie Roach: You know what; we have Ricky Hatton in front of us right now that's all I'm really concerned with. Whatever comes next comes next. If Floyd comes out of retirement who knows? But the thing is we have our hands full with Ricky Hatton. We have a tough fight coming up so we're concentrating on that fight. And one fight at a time.
Q: For both of you guys, your feelings on this fight that involve two American trainers with two fighters from the opposite end of the world. And is there anything different that you showed these boxers when you got them that they didn't get from their original trainers?
Floyd Mayweather: I taught Ricky how to box. Ricky didn't know anything. He has brute strength. When I first went down to England over the past for him, you know, it was horrendous. But, you look at him today. He's totally different. And that totally different gonna be explosive on May 2.
Freddie Roach: Manny Pacquiao was the one we met. I mean, he was already a flyweight champion of the world. He was a little bit rough around the edges. We worked on just improving his game and yeah...he's always been a good fighter and he had great power when I got him and we just have a good relationship together and we have a good trust with each other. Manny was a very good fighter before I got him, no doubt about it. He was world class material.
Q: What about the fact that both you guys are Americans and you both have non-American fighters? What's your feeling on that brining this fight to the United States?
Floyd Mayweather: To me it's an everyday chore. You know, I'm saying Ricky can do his job and Ricky's gonna do his job and that's going to be the extent of it.
We all know what the final end is going to be. You know? The Pac gonna be on his back - you do know that.
Freddie Roach: You know Pacquiao coming to America to fight. America's where it's at right now. We have the best sparring and the best training and best facilities and so forth. So, Manny comes from a foreign country. They don't have all the equipment and the technology that we have in America. So, America's the top of the line. That's where I think the best trainers in the world are and that's why they're here.
Q: Hey Freddie, can you explain or tell the story of how in the world that you and Manny came to be together because he had been fighting exclusively in Asia and it wasn't until long after his career had begun that he came to the United States. I'm trying to remember what your first fight with him was and how did you guys hook up?
Freddie Roach: Well, he walked in my gym one day and his manger asked me if I'd work mitts with him. And after one round I went to my people and I said, wow, can this kid fight! What a great puncher and he went to his manager and said we have a new trainer. And he came to America looking for a new trainer and promoter and he got turned down quite a few places because people weren't really interested in a 122 pounder at the time. And then about 30 days later we fought Ledwaba for the world title and he knocked him out in the fourth round and we've been together since.
Q: So, your first fight with Manny was the Ledwaba fight?
Freddie Roach: Yes it was.
Q: Okay. As manager at the time, was that Nazario? Who was that?
Freddie Roach: Yeah, Rod Nazario.
Q: Okay. And so it was just dumb luck basically that he came to Wild Card one day and then now we know the rest of the story was just this great match that's taken place over the last eight years between you guys?
Freddie Roach: Yeah. He just walked in, he walked in and they asked me - they heard I was good on the mitts and after one round we just clicked together.
Q: Okay. One other thing about this fight, if you take a look at the historical aspects of it, you have Manny who's already...You know Ricky has been tremendous at 140 pounds, has been the world champion for quite some time and was able to go up and win a belt at 147 pounds. But with Manny you have a guy that's won titles in five different divisions. If he wins this championship against Ricky that will be his sixth division which would tie Oscar, I believe, for the only other fighter who ever won world titles in six divisions in the history of boxing even though there's a lot more divisions now then there was back in the old days. But, I wanted to know if you could just give your thoughts about the possibility of that sort of history at hand for Manny. And in addition to six weight division titles, the fact would be that he'd be the recognized champion, if you will, the lineal champion in four different divisions which has never been done in boxing history if he's able to beat Ricky. Can you sort of process the history that you guys are staring down the barrel if you're able to do this and win the fight?
Freddie Roach: Well, I never thought this would ever happen, of course, when I started with Manny, because he was just 122 pound champ. And he's just been getting bigger and stronger throughout. And now we're settling at 40's and 40's, I think, is his best weight so far. His best fighting weight.
And, he's just getting bigger and stronger all the time and one thing about Manny he's a lot happier when he's not making weight. He's healthier, he gets to eat what he wants and I feel when I have a happy fighter that's not struggling to make weight, it's a good thing. And his powers come up with him. Manny Pacquiao, he's a machine. He is the hardest worker I've ever seen in my life and that's why he's the best fighter in the world today.
Q: But Freddie, have you ever given thought to just...I mean, you can take a look at the history of boxing. There are so many great fighters throughout all times, modern times, the old days where there were smaller divisions, but that he could theoretically be the only fighter, ever, in the whole story history of boxing, to be like considered the champion in four different divisions especially going from 112, so far, up to 140. That's a huge weight difference. I mean, I now you're a student of the game. Do you ever think about what that means? And of course, you're a major part of it.
Freddie Roach: No, it's just a great thing. And I compare Manny to like Henry Armstrong tough. Manny's a throwback. He would be great in any era, of course, because he comes to fight, he's exciting, he likes to exchange and he's improving on his skills and his defense. So, he's getting better all the time. And his work ethic is unbelievable and I'm just really happy to be part of Manny Pacquiao's crew because Manny's a great kid.
Q: Floyd you said earlier that you taught Ricky how to box. You think that he can win this fight boxing?
Floyd Mayweather: We're gonna win the fight and whatever's needed that's what we're going to do. If he has to box, he can box. If we want to brawl, we are gonna brawl. Whatever he wants to do. Because whatever it is that we do we can do better than Manny anyway. We can box better than Manny. He can box better than Manny. He definitely is stronger than Manny on the aggressive tip. Ricky is definitely going to back him up. He can fight going backward. He ain't no Muhammad Ali. So, it doesn't make any difference. Anyway he come. I know what he's gonna do though. Soon as Ricky touch him with one good shot, if he's able to run, that's what he's gonna do the rest of the fight. So, he'll run the rest of the fight. That's what he's going to do.
Q: But obviously if he can box that's gonna throw Manny off a little bit. My question is he puts the heat on Manny, he walks into a big left-hander. Do you think his natural instinct is going to be, okay, just plant and go? If Ricky - obviously if Ricky can counter and draw Manny in and suck him in a few times and box him, obviously Manny won't be ready for that. But if Manny catches Ricky on the way in with a big left hand and gets the crowd going, don't you think that automatically he'll revert back to himself and he'll plant and trade?
Floyd Mayweather: If he reverts back to himself, as I once said before, I think he can beat Manny if he didn't have me in his corner. So, if he reverts back to what he did before it's gonna be good enough.
Q: Freddie, if the scenario I just said happened and Ricky is putting the heat on Manny and Manny cracks him, walks right into his best - his Sunday left hand, and Ricky doesn't even change his expression. How does Manny win the fight?
Freddie Roach: Manny just keeps hitting him. I mean, Manny - Ricky's defense is poor and he's coming forward and we're just going to - just go to him as he comes. I mean...
Q: But Freddie, if he can't hurt him and he can't keep him off can he beat him in the trenches?
Freddie Roach: Oh, we guarantee. The first left hand he's going to go down on the canvas.
Q: The first one? Because Ricky...I'm not convinced that Ricky's stronger.
Freddie Roach: Ricky doesn't have that good a chin.
Freddie Roach: Just thanks everyone. Just my guys ready and he's in great shape and I can't wait to get this going. So, we'll see you at the fight. Thank you.
Floyd Mayweather: Yeah, I'm just waiting till May 2nd get here and my man's ready and I know Freddie "The Joke Coach Roach" is scared right now.
Freddie Roach: Oh, he is?
Floyd Mayweather: And he's probably going to go crawl up in some hole somewhere.
Freddie Roach: Enough with this dueling man. It's old.
Floyd Mayweather: It's the truth man. You the Roach.
Freddie Roach: Jesus.
Floyd Mayweather: I want to ask you a question, is that your name?
Freddie Roach: Freddie the coach...What's your name Joy? Is that a girl's name, Joy?
Floyd Mayweather: Yeah, it's Joy but guess what...Guess what? But the Joy is much better than the man.
Freddie Roach: Yeah. You're a great fighter.
Floyd Mayweather:Yeah. Well you wasn't. I can say that. The record speaks for itself.
Freddie Roach: Yeah, what was your record?
Floyd Mayweather: I tell you one thing...
Freddie Roach: Mine was better than yours.
Floyd Mayweather: I don't think so. I don't think so.
Freddie Roach: I know you guys are shy and all the photographs on the floor.
Floyd Mayweather: Freddie, you got hit more times...
Freddie Roach: Poor Floyd.
Floyd Mayweather: Freddie, you got hit more times...
Freddie Roach: You could have been great but your not.
Floyd Mayweather:More jabs than any fighter I know in the 70's. Seventies and 80. You got hit more than any fighter I ever know. You know about Roger that's why you used to box Roger, didn't ya? Oh, we know about that. Well Roger told me about it. You know about it.
Freddie Roach: Yeah, I know about it. I fought him once and you were never there though because I think you were in jail.
Floyd Mayweather: Roger told me about it. I know all about it, trust me.
Freddie Roach: Okay. Selling drugs or something. That's nice stuff to do.
Floyd Mayweather: But, anyway, Freddie,"The Joke Coach Roach" like I said...
Freddie Roach: Oh my God.
Floyd Mayweather: You see me come May 2nd so we can fight that, mm, mm, mm. You understand me?
Freddie Roach: Yeah. No problem. I have no problem with you.
Floyd Mayweather: Guess what, I'm already in your head.
Freddie Roach: You're the greatest.
Floyd Mayweather: I'm already in your head.
Freddie Roach: Yeah, but you know what I don't count on fighting Manny Pacquiao's fight. Get in his head.
Floyd Mayweather: You ain't got me, I've got you.
Freddie Roach: Stupid. Get a translator, will ya? Jesus.
Floyd Mayweather: Now you're talking Freddie. I've got you Freddie.
Freddie Roach: Speak English.
Floyd Mayweather: I've got you. I've got you just where I want you.
Freddie Roach: You want me come get me? You know where I live.
Floyd Mayweather: Coach would...Huh?
Freddie Roach: Come get me. You know where I am. I'm not hard to find.
Floyd Mayweather: I've got you Freddie.
Richard Schaefer: Let's keep some fireworks for fight week. There's going to be a trainer roundtable on Thursday April 30 at 12:30 at Studio A and B at the MGM Grand for all of you who are going to be there. There's going to be that and then we have on Tuesday, of course, let's focus on the fight here. The grand arrivals of Pacquiao and of Ricky Hatton's. The final main event press conference on Wednesday and I do have some other notes as well on Thursday April 30, HBO Classics is going to do the replay of De La Hoya versus Pacquiao and Hatton versus Malignaggi at 11:00 pm Eastern and Pacific so you can see the fight between De La Hoya and Pacquiao again.
And on Friday the final of 24/7 and they will stack up all four episodes as well. And then on Saturday May 2, day of the fight, you're going to see, again, the replay of De La Hoya/Pacquiao and Hatton/Malignaggi leading into the fight at twelve noon and at 2:30 the 24/7 finally is going to be on HBO as well against stacked up with all four episodes. So, this really has been a great promotion so far. We're all excited to go into fight week now and to see that great showdown between the two best fighters, the two most exciting fighters--the Pound-for-Pound King, Manny Pacquiao against our hero from England, Ricky Hatton. Bob, any finally comments?
Bob Arum: Just that I thought this was a very interesting conversation. As you say it will continue next week. It should be a terrific fight week and we're all pumped up and the one thing I really regret is that all of your writers were not in San Francisco last night. Because I have never ever seen a reception like Manny Pacquiao got from the San Francisco baseball fans.
Forty-two thousand people went absolutely nuts. And it's very, very hard to describe if you weren't there. But this fight week is going to be something memorable. I think the people will be writing not only about the fight but about the weigh-in which will have the fans from both Ricky and Manny with bands and...It's going to be something really special. A real true Superbowl in boxing.
Pacquiao vs. Hatton "The Battle of East and West," presented by Rockstar Energy Drink and promoted by Top Rank and Golden Boy Promotions, in association with MP Promotions and Hatton Promotions, is a 12-round bout for Hatton's IBO and Ring Magazine World Junior Welterweight titles. The fight is also sponsored by Cerveza Tecate and Southwest Airlines.
The Pacquiao vs. Hatton pay-per-view telecast, beginning at 9 p.m. ET / 6 p.m. PT, has a suggested retail price of $49.95, will be produced and distributed by HBO Pay-Per-View and will be available to more than 71 million pay-per-view homes. The telecast will be available in HD-TV for those viewers who can receive HD. HBO Pay-Per-View is the leading supplier of event programming to the pay-per-view industry. For Pacquiao vs. Hatton fight week updates, log on to www.hbo.com.
HBO Sports' all-access reality series "PACQUIAO/HATTON 24/7" will premiere episode #3 in HD on Saturday, April 25 at 9:35 p.m. ET/PT on HBO. Episodes #1 & 2 are available on HBO ON DEMAND.
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Oliver said: "I've made some great friends at Sainsbury's and I know we'll still be talking for years to come.
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SLIPPERY ROCK, Pa. - John Ziegler, Slippery Rock University's new associate provost for information technology, is using his first two weeks on the job to assess the University's current state of technology, determine future needs and examine how better procedures might help improve technology campuswide.
He is also looking to finalize the implementation of a new email system for faculty and staff. An upgrade for students is currently under way.
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"We want to get our plan reviewed, then go forward with it. Right now we are tackling some things for change management, and that is how we actually bring about change - what processes do we go through. We want people to be informed and to get ready for any changes. We want to make sure we have the right support before we make any changes," he said.
"We are doing a lot of reviewing, just to figure things out, including organizational issues we need to deal with. I am going through the whole infrastructure, learning about services and processes we follow; the different applications we have; and we are preparing for a PASSHE security management system emphasis that is coming up soon," he said.
"Like everyone, we are very interested in and dedicated to cyber-security" he said.
Ziegler said IT is very service oriented, but to some extent that could be an issue for those seeking to hack or misuse the system. People around campus, in an attempt to be helpful, might inadvertently give out information, passwords and other important data that could eventually compromise the entire system. "We need to have safeguards in place," he said.
In looking at upcoming major IT issues, Ziegler said, "We are putting together a number of policies and procedures that will change different things that we do. We are looking to more formalize the organization. We are looking at getting more data on the labs and classrooms and their use. Teaching and learning on this campus carries a huge emphasis, and we want to make sure they are getting the tools that will support them."
"We know there is a strong interest in distance education, so we want to make sure we have the right support resources in place to meet the needs of those students as well," he said.
Ziegler will meet with colleagues next week on the statewide KIMBER project - Keystone Initiative for Network Based Education and Research. The initiative is a non-profit coalition of Pennsylvania's education, research, healthcare, economic development and other non-profit based communities. It is described as an innovative partnership for its anchor institutions and members in the realms of digital resources, regional peering, tele-medicine, high performance computing and network-centric information technology applications.
SRU student access to email is undergoing upgrade, and Ziegler said reviews will be undertaken soon to possibly upgrade SRU faculty and staff email system in similar fashion. The new system would be hosted on "the cloud" and would increase access through mobile phones. "I think people will be very happy with that kind of upgrade," he said.
Ziegler earned his doctorate at Texas Tech University in instructional technology with a concentration in instructional design. He completed his master's degree in museum science at Texas Tech, and his bachelor of science degree in secondary education at Lock Haven University.
Prior to joining Slippery Rock University, he served as executive director for computing services and technology at Duquesne University. He has served as associate vice president for information technology at Emporia State University, as director of training services at Nicholas Consulting Engineers in Reno, Nev., and as senior instructional developer at the University of Nevada.
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News from the Cellar: Offer your Thanksgiving guests
I can't believe Thanksgiving is already upon us, but no need to stress over dinner or your wine selections. As I always remind folks, the best way to beat the stress is to have a glass or two of wine. Some of you will try to pair a wine with every course but I have found that if you open a good selection of wines that everyone can enjoy and let dinner guests partake as they choose, the gathering is much more enjoyable. This year I will make suggestions from five categories I think will give you a well-rounded menu for your wine.
Sweet white wines may not be for everyone but they go very well with turkey and not all your guest enjoy dry wine. Fetzer Gewürztraminer is versatile and a real crowd favorite and a bargain at $7.99. Château Ste. Michelle Dry Riesling sometimes fools people with its name but this wine is semisweet with an awesome nose. It retails at 9.99.
Dry white wines are always functional and most people enjoy them. Joel Gott Pinot Gris is outstanding and retails around $14.99. Firestone Chardonnay has really caught my attention recently and I think it's a good buy at $14.99.
A good Pinot Noir is always a must and here are a couple I really like. Parducci Pinot Noir is a wonderful wine and superb bargain at $12.99. Siduri brand is one of my all-time favorites, plus Adam Lee the owner is originally from Texas. You can't go wrong with the Siduri Willamette Pinot Noir, which sells for about $18.99.
For the big red drinker in the house, here are a few selections that I really like. 14 Hands Cabernet Sauvignon is always good. It retails for $12.99. Simi Cabernet Sauvignon is another that I really like and doesn't get near enough credit. It costs about $23.99.
For the dessert table I love to have a great bottle of bubbly (this can also help while cooking). I really like the Mumm Napa Brut Prestige ($19.99). A product I just discovered that would be a huge hit with everyone is the Tres Leches Cream. This is a triple cream with fine rum added and is unbelievably good. If you want to be the hero you will have a bottle of this ($19.99).
I hope these selections help, and from the Harmon family, Happy Thanksgiving!
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Reflexology is an alternative medicine form based on the principle that applying pressure to feet and hands at specific points can have a beneficial effect on other parts of the body. It isn't possible to earn an accredited doctorate in reflexology. However, students interested in this field may consider earning a doctorate in naturopathic medicine and pursuing additional training in reflexology.
Doctorate programs in naturopathic medicine are typically 4-year programs leading to a Doctor of Naturopathic Medicine (N.D.). Programs focus on holistic medicine and natural healing techniques. Most accredited programs prepare students for state licensing as naturopathic physicians.
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Admission into a doctorate program in naturopathic medicine requires a bachelor's degree; schools usually have minimum grade point average requirements as well. Programs may require previous coursework in chemistry, biology, mathematics, physics, social sciences and humanities.
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Practice 1/24, Day 21, Training Camp Observations
Injury Report:
RT Jon Stinchcomb sat out Thursday morning's practice with a dinged up shoulder. Head Coach Sean Payton said it wasn't serious. If it were the regular season, Stinchcomb likely would be listed as probably.
FS Usama Young (groin), FB Marcus Mailei (ankle), TE Jimmy Graham (sprained right ankle) and LB Stanley Arnoux (sprained right ankle) remained out.
The other two PUP players S Darren Sharper (left knee) and LB Clint Ingram (left knee) both continued to sit out practice.
LG Carl Nicks was once again with the first-team offense. His banishment to the second-team offense is likely over.
RB Reggie Bush had a legitimate 75-yard punt return up the middle during punt return drills. He picked up nice blocks from WR Adrian Arrington and S Pierson Prioleau to spring him.
Though the practice seemed shorter, it was more physical than we've seen lately and it resulted in several skirmishes. Rookies Matt Tennant and Brandon Carter were involved with Pannel Egboh and Kevin Bentley, respectively on one field. On the other field, the defense got into a scrum, too.
Team 1:
First-and-10: RB Pierre Thomas for 4 yards at left tackle
First-and-10: RB Reggie Bush at right guard for 6 yards
First-and-10: Thomas at left tackle, cuts back right for 6 yards
First-and-10: Bush waits for blocks, gains 4 yards
Team 2:
Second-and-10: QB Drew Brees finds WR Marques Colston for 10 yards over the middle
Third-and-seven: Brees stands in the pocket, hits Colston over FS Eugene Wilson for 22 yards
Second-and-nine: Brees to WR Robert Meachem out route right for 6 yards
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First-and-10: P Thomas mid draw for 3-4 yards
First-and-10: Bush right end for 5 yards
First-and-10: Brees to Colston in hole in zone for 22 yards
First-and-10: Brees throws right to Houston LB Danny Clark for an interception
Red Zone:
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Second-and-11 @ 21: Brees to WR Lance Moore over middle for 5 yards
Third-and-eight @ 16: Brees hits TE David Thomas on seam route for 16-yard TD over Houston LB Brian Cushing
First-and-10 @ 13: P Thomas draw for loss of 2
Second-and-nine @ 11: Brees quick screen left to Meachem, can't catch the pass
Third-and-goal @ 4: Brees to Colston for 2 yards
What's next?
Payton gave the team the afternoon off, meaning they'll only lift weights and go to positional meetings. They'll have a walk-through on Friday and the game is at 7 p.m. Saturday in the Superdome.
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There's also a hair dryer, an iron/ironing board, over 100 HD cable channels TV and FREE WIFI.
~~ BEAUTIFUL EXPOSED BRICK--very New York! ~~
Everything has been thought out in full detail to ensure an enjoyable stay!
All items in the apartment are brand-new which includes a super comfy QUEEN SIZE BED and a FULL SIZE SLEEPER SOFA in the living room with ADDITIONAL BEDDING provided to suit your sleeping needs.
EVERYTHING you will need to feel home away form home!
Hope to see you soon ;)
About the Owner
Hello everyone,
My name is Jean. I am 30 years old.
I live in NYC for 7 years now.
I love NYC, its fast tempo and the endless energies it gives you.
I really believe that it is the best city in the world!!!
So, if you are ready to come and explore it yourself, please feel free to contact me about one of my apt's for a great stay in an amazing city!
Hope to see you soon,
+1 347-822-2213
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Activity and Interests
The apartment is very centrally located and only a 5-10 min walk to CENTRAL PARK, TIMES SQUARE, the Subway and all BROADWAY THEATERS.
Also walking distance to COLUMBUS CIRCLE, the WATER, WHOLE FOODS, incredible FIFTH AVENUE shopping including all the major flagship stores (Abercrombie and Fitch, Lacoste, Gucci, Louis Vuitton, Saks Fifth Avenue, Bloomingdales, Prada plus so many more), ROCKEFELLER CENTER, RADIO CITY Music Hall, MOMA, NATURAL HISTORY MUSEUM, PARK AVENUE, plus many other famous New York attractions.
Rental rates
|Rate Period
|Weekend Night
My Standard Rate
Oct 26 2014 - Apr 23 2016
2 night minimum stay
|Notes: Rates are based on 2 guests; add $25 per night, per additional guest
Payment is usually accepted in the quoted currency (USD) unless the currency and the amount is specifically agreed in advance with the owner / advertiser.
Additional information about rental rates
Nightly Rate: $175 - $299
$199/n for a standard 2 guests / FULL month stay.
Additional One time small $60 Cleaning Fee will be charged.
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Property Type
- apartment
- Budget
- Family
- Luxury
- Romantic
- Air Conditioning
- Internet
- children welcome
- non smoking only
- pets not allowed
- 1 Bathroom
- Bathroom 1
- 1 Bedroom, Sleeps 4
- Bedroom 1
- Apt Details: - Classic and charming New York apartment with beautiful EXPOSED BRICK--very New York! — LIVE LIKE REAL NEW YORKER! - Elevator building -- no stairs to walk up! - Tastefully decorated with MODERN FURNISHINGS (everything is brand-new!!!) - BRAND-NEW COMFORTABLE QUEEN SIZE BED & a FULL SIZE SOFA-BED in living room with additional bedding - Fully Equipped KITCHEN - Linens & Towels. - Hair dryer, iron/ironing board, etc. - Two large closets - Super strong Air Condition - 2 Heating units - 40" flatscreen TV + over 100HD Cable channels - FREE WiFi and cable TV


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Conflict of interest: none declared.
Viewpoints in dermatology ● Correspondence
Follicular mucinosis treated with topical 0.1% tacrolimus ointment
Article first published online: 20 NOV 2013
DOI: 10.1111/ced.12244
© 2013 British Association of Dermatologists
Clinical and Experimental Dermatology
Volume 39, Issue 2, pages 227–228, March 2014
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How to Cite
Kluk, J., Krassilnik, N. and McBride, S. R. (2014), Follicular mucinosis treated with topical 0.1% tacrolimus ointment. Clinical and Experimental Dermatology, 39: 227–228. doi: 10.1111/ced.12244
Publication History
- Issue published online: 13 FEB 2014
- Article first published online: 20 NOV 2013
- Manuscript Accepted: 15 AUG 2013
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