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ORLANDO, Fla. -- First, the Orlando Magic earned one of their biggest victories of the season. Then Dwight Howard turned the tables on what has been the biggest player soap opera of this NBA regular season.
Minutes after the Magic came back for a thrilling 104-98 overtime victory over the Miami Heat on Tuesday night, Howard took back his preseason trade request and said he's told team officials that he wants to stay with the team for the remainder of the season.
"Well, I told those guys, I've been telling them for the past two or three weeks now that I want to stay and finish the season," Howard said.
"I told them I feel we have a great opportunity to win and I told them that I want to be here and I want to bring a championship here. I told them they've got to give me that chance. They didn't trade me at the beginning of the season and I told them I'd go out and play as hard as I could every night to put our team in a position to win."
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Howard had 24 points and 25 rebounds, and Jameer Nelson scored 25 points, including 12 in the fourth quarter and overtime, but the story was what happened after the final buzzer.
Howard said in the preseason that he wanted to be traded, potentially ending a seven-year relationship for the only franchise the 26-year-old, three-time Defensive Player of the Year has known. He has the option of terminating his current contract and becoming a free agent in July.
Now those plans appear to be off for now, on a night when he could have conceivably played his final home game in a Magic jersey.
"We're third in the East and playing great basketball," Howard said. "I don't want to see that slip away. We have to take a chance and I think we have a great chance to surprise a lot of people by winning."
There's still a chance the Magic could deal him before Thursday's deadline, of course, but that would appear unlikely. Now it would seem the onus would shift now to the Magic to bring in players to ensure he won't leave anyway in a few months.
Howard said his decision has been in the works for a while.
"We've been talking for a while," he said. "I told them that I want to finish this season out and give our team and our fans some hope for the future. I feel they have to roll their dice. It might be tough, but I feel like we have a great opportunity. They've got to roll it."
Howard made sure it was a memorable night for the fan base that seemed ready to say goodbye to him.
It was the eighth 20-20 game of the season for Howard and 40th of his career. It helped the Magic overcome a 14-point, first-half deficit to win their third straight and fifth in six games.
Dwyane Wade scored 28 points and Chris Bosh 23 for the Heat, who had a three-game winning streak snapped. LeBron James added 19 points, 11 rebounds and eight assists.
The Heat visit Chicago on Wednesday in a matchup of the East's top teams. Orlando goes to San Antonio for its final game before the trade deadline.
Even Orlando coach Stan Van Gundy acknowledged before the game that all the Howard drama had to be on his players' minds. He shrugged off an ESPN.com report from earlier in the day that Howard had been told by team officials he could decide the fate of Van Gundy and general manager Otis Smith if he signed a contract extension.
"If anybody thinks I care about that, I really don't give a damn about being fired," Van Gundy said. "That doesn't concern me in the least. ... If they want to fire me to please somebody, fire me."
He went as far as to say the most disappointing thing about the season-long Howard speculation is that his team's actual game performances have been secondary. After Tuesday's nail-nibbling win, Van Gundy wasn't in the mood to discuss anything more about what could happen the next two days.
"For tonight we're actually going to give a (expletive) about the game," he said.
Howard scored the first basket of the extra frame and Orlando took a 100-96 lead on Nelson's running layup. Following an offensive foul on Mario Chalmers, Nelson scored again on a twisting layup in the lane to increase it to six with under a minute left.
Wade trimmed it back to four and Howard missed a pair of free throws on the Magic's next possession to give the Heat hope with 26 seconds to play.
Wade missed a 3-pointer from the top of the key and Howard was fouled again. He missed two more free throws, but James also came up empty on a 3-point try.
"They executed and made more plays in the overtime," James said. "We're not going to hang our heads over this one. We played hard."
Heat coach Erik Spoelstra had the same assessment.
"Some second chances, some big, big plays there in the second half," he said. "In the third quarter we didn't play our best basketball (and) gave them life, gave them an opportunity to get back in the game, get some confidence and they took full advantage of that."
Game notes
The Magic played without starting G Jason Richardson (sprained left ankle for the second consecutive game. It was the ninth game he's missed this season. Reserves Von Wafer and Earl Clark also were unavailable. ...Heat F Mike Miller also missed Tuesday's game with a sprained left ankle.
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ORLANDO, FL - MARCH 13: Dwight Howard #12 of the Orlando Magic goes for the tip-off against Joel Anthony #50 of...(Photo by Fernando Medina/NBAE via Getty Images)
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|11-28 (.393)
|10-11 (.909)
|21-37 (.568)
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|L. James 11
|D. Howard 25
|L. James 8
|H. Turkoglu 5
|J. Anthony 3
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Dwight Howard had 24 points, 25 rebounds, 3 steals and 2 blocks. He's only the 4th player to pull off a stat line like that in the past 25 seasons.[+]
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LOUISVILLE, KY. (WDRB) --Kentucky has a $30 billion shortfall in its pension plan. The Kentucky Lottery wants to help.
Friday morning, the Board of Directors of the Lottery voted to proceed with plans it believes will allow it to eventually contribute more money to the state.
The vote by the board was unanimous for the lottery staff to begin the process of setting up a new Keno game and internet lottery sales.
Kentucky State Treasurer and Lottery Board member Todd Hollenbach made the motion to proceed with the plans for the new game. "Everybody knows the Commonwealth needs revenues," says Hollenbach. "Nobody wants to raise taxes; what we are doing is offering more opportunities for entertainment dollars."
Last fiscal year, the lottery paid the state a dividend of $215 million. New games should eventually mean more money.
"By 2023, if we get things going without too much of a hitch,"says Hollenbach, "we would be throwing back $85 million in additional dividend to the Commonwealth of Kentucky."
By law, most of the lottery's current dividends now go to college scholarships and grants. Some Kentucky lawmakers, especially in the House, want any additional dividend used to help shore up the pension plan.
But it would only be a partial solution to the current shortfall, admits Hollenbach. "If the legislature chooses to use these revenues for our pension obligation, it would be partial," he says, "it would not cover the whole thing, we have significant pension obligations."
The lottery describes Keno as a game similar to bingo.
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Gleason says 25 percent of the states with a lottery now have Keno.
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The high school layoff was because of declining enrollment, School Superintendent Peter Morikis said.
The five additional elementary teacher openings are now open and posted, he added.
Morikis said the school system is striving for smaller class sizes in grades kindergarten through six.
"Our goal is an average of 20 kids per classroom with the additional staff," he noted. "We're proud of that."
Morikis stressed that there will always be some classes with fewer than 20 students and some with more.
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Fuck it. I almost didn't post about how much I love P.F. Changs because I know it might/should rape away any faith people had in my reviews of Chinese restaurants. And you should have faith in my reviews of Chinese restaurants because even though I am a Whitey McVegan, I slept with a Korean dude once, OK? What i'm trying to say is that I have an old Chinese soul. My taste is autentico. Moving on. I know the food here is about as authentic Chinese as Michael Jackson is authentic black but like, the shit is tasty! They have lots of vegan options and the tofu lettuce wraps—chopped up bits of flavorful tofu and veggies that you wrap up in lettuce leaves and eat, I think originally conceived of for Skinny White Bitches on Atkins but it's all good—and coconut curry tofu make me happy to be alive. They also have an excellent eggplant dish and a few other tofu/veggie options. They know what vegan means and don't make their vegetarian dishes with any kind of fish sauce. I know that is a result of this place being half-owned by a white guy but guess what, I LOVE IT. Oh and a full bar. Hooray! Also, the waitresses are mad hot, makes me want to get all drunken frat boy on them and be all, "Take it off! Take it ALLLLL off!" but that's wildly inappropriate as I am a straight girl and also because it's just wildly inappropriate.
Just a side note: I was in Santa Monica once visiting a friend and I told him to take me out for some authentico Chinese food, SoCal-style and he fucking brought me here. I mean, I should have known better; this is the same fool who pointed me towards La motherfucking Salsa when I requested good Mexican food. Never take dining advice from any WASP. Any WASP but me.
One more note: there are no P.F. Changses in SF proper because the inhabitants of our fine elitist Chinese city might burn it to the ground but there are a few in the East Bay, Marin and the South Bay. P.F. Changs thrives in Pleasanton and Walnut Creek because those cities are made of white people and malls, P.F. Changs' natural breeding grounds.
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is [Ed.: used to be]: pfchangs.com/images/heroes/horse.gif. HEROES? WHAT? I GUESS I'd want that crazy ghost horse to save me but I think it's more likely he'd take me back to his dark lord after he had had his way with me. That horse = total potential rapist.
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Review: Universal Cafe! »
The wait at Universal Cafe for brunch is retarded. I mean, it's (almost) utterly and impossibly unbearable. I want to cry, I want to scream, I want to murder. On occasion, I may actually start to gnaw on my own hand to curb my painful hunger. Also, if it's cold out, you better bundle up like the two SUPER-BEAUTIFUL and EXTREMELY HOT ladies in the above photo. The day this photo was taken, we waited for something like 19 hours. I still can't feel my toes.
Once you get inside, this place is cool. It has a very New York City feel to it…could easily be in Chelsea or some such. They serve a very popular brunch, lunch, and dinner on most days. This is a good place to take your omni friends and family if you want to watch them eat meat in front of you as there are very few vegan options on the menu and honestly, that's unacceptable. You're hip, you're in the Mission, you cater to assholes and guess what? A fair number of assholes in this neighborhood are vegan. I know, I am one. WAKE UP AND SMELL THE TOFUTTI, SAN FRANCISCO! Vegans are HERE! We're QUEER! We're FABULOUS! DON'T FUCK WITH US! AND MAKE US SOME MOTHERFUCKING BRUNCH BEFORE I HUNT YOU DOWN LIKE BAMBI, KILL YOUR MOTHER AND LEAVE YOU ALONE IN THE WOODS WITH ONLY A DERANGED RABBIT AS YOUR GUIDE. I mean, SHIT. Do I need to take this to the streets? Hasn't it already been taken to the streets? I will not fucking sit at the back of the fucking bus. I want some fucking tofu scrambles, I want some fucking soy milk and I want some motherfucking Earth Balance. I MEAN, FUCKING A. Why such a reluctance to accept us vegans into your world? Aren't you after the green, green money, hundred-dollar bills, y'all? I mean, I've got money. Most of it's green. The rest of it is yellow. It's made by Milton Bradley who, by the by, are HUGE counterfeiters that the government is just sitting back and letting do whatever they want for some reason that is unbeknownst to me. They're also committing massive amounts of real estate fraud by selling the same properties on Park Place AGAIN and AGAIN and AGAIN. Obviously they are in bed with Cheney but I haven't had the time to figure it out yet. It's complicated. Moving on.
As I think I have just clearly demonstrated, most of the great thinkers of all time were at least vegetarian and that's because they (mostly) weren't around for the mayhem that is today's dairy and egg industries. Einstein, Tolstoy, Thoreau, Shaw, Plato, Newton, Van Gogh, the Shelleys, Rilke, Byron. The list goes on and on. As far as vegan, that list is huge and growing. And vegans are fresh, check THIS out. Prince is vegan—and stands two feet tall, looks like a purple-clad alien and STILL sleeps with chicks hotter than you and I will ever land—Alice Walker is vegan, KEVIN NEALON (!!!!) is vegan, Coretta Scott King was vegan, Margaret Cho is vegan, Carl Lewis is vegan, Leonardo da Vinci was vegan!, Dave Davies is vegan, Keenan Ivory Wayans is vegan, MOTHERFLIPPING Weird Al Yankovic IS VEGAN. ARE YOU TOO COOL FOR WEIRD AL??!! This is the man who penned "I'm Fat" and "Amish Paradise." HAVE SOME FUCKING RESPECT.
All that (crazily) said…. The chef is lovely enough to always concoct something specially for me and it's always ridiculous delicious. Often, it's some sort of hash with potatoes and carrots and YUM. Served with fresh fruit and tasty bread, it's a perfect meal. The only reason I'm reviewing this place is because their specially made-for-a-vegan item is better than most stuff you can get at other places. How hard would it be to throw that on the menu?? I mean, it's called, PROGRESS. In San Francisco, in the year 2008, in a fucking too-cool-for-school time and locale, is that too much to ask? If it is, then I'm moving my ass to fucking Des Moines or Duluth or fucking Daly City because why the fuck else do I pay through the keister to live in an über- (faux?) liberal city where forward-thinking, intelligent folks are supposed to be de rigeur? WHY? Where the fucking fuck are my fucking options?!?!? Why am I being treated like a second-class citizen because I have some fucking morals and care about something that's bigger than, "OMG! Baby! That bacon was SOOOOOO good! I could only eat one bite! I'm SO full!" Also, a special note to the Skinny White Bitch next to me the other day who ordered some huge-ass steak and was pretending to be all down with ordering tons of food because "I don't know, I can eat whatever I want! My metabolism is through the roof!" Bitch, you piss me the fuck off. I waited on you for four years and you always order the same fucking thing to impress your man and then end up taking two goddamn bites, claim that you are stuffed and then watch as he eats both meals. It makes me SICK! I mean, fuck you. If I ate meat, I would at least have the decency to finish the fucking meal. An animal died for you. UGH!
I mean, FUCK.
Also, I say "fuck" aprox. 520 times in this review. Hi, mom!
Oh yeah, for dinner you'll be stuck with your classic baby greens salad and fries. They can usually make you a vegan flat bread or pasta dish but it depends. Not reliable and really only a place to go when you're eating with non-vegans. UNTIL THEY READ THIS REVIEW AND EVERYTHING CHANGES RIGHT UNIVERSAL CAFE?! Universal Cafe is all, "Fuck off!" and I'm all, "I think you're really pretty.*" and they're all, "OK, whatever you want, Laura." and then we ride off into the sunset on a bed of organic, sustainable, vegan menu options! I love it!
*Everyone wants to feel pretty. Even restaurants. This review is out of control. I'm gonna stop typing now.
[top photo by Megan Allison; exterior photo via yelp]
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Review: the Parkway Speakeasy Theater! »
For being delightfully in the heart of Oakland, the Parkway Speakeasy Theater place sure sees a lot of Skinny White Bitches.* In fact, I can count the number of black people I've seen here on one hand AND I ONLY HAVE TWO FINGERS. That's a lie about the two fingers but wouldn't that be cool? And by cool, I mean horrible. Other than the not-so-delightful gentrification (wait sorry, revitalization) of Oakland, I do enjoy sinking my fat white ass into one of the comfy (yet probably highly unsanitary) couches to enjoy a second generation first-run movie or art house feature. They also have special nights with horror films, kids' films (you can bring your gross baby that night) and tons of other special events. But the coolest thing about the parkway is that you can GET ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES DURING THE MOVIE. OK, not all alcohol, it's only beer and wine but there are decent selections in both categories. The second most awesome thing about The Parkway is that you can enjoy your movie while snacking on VEGAN PIZZA (they make their own vegan cheese, kinda like a fake ricotta but it works, and tons of vegan toppings!) They also make a few vegan sandwiches and salads and various other vegan-friendly snacks (and often vegan cookies!!)! It is a very satisfying experience. The vegan stuff is clearly marked on their menu and they're open to suggestions so you can email them or leave a comment card when you're there and they'll try to accommodate. It was loud-mouthed vegans who got the vegan stuff onto the menu to begin with it so it pays to speak up and FIGHT THE POWER! Or NICELY MAKE A SUGGESTION!
Two more things: It's only $5 admission price and it's two-for-one on Wednesdays! Love that as I'm hella cheap. Also, they have a second location in El Cerrito if you want to enjoy a movie out in the sticks. El Cerrito is totally far away.
*Oh and calm the fuck down, Skinny White Bitches of the world. I don't need any hate mail because I used such an offensive slur against your people. If being called a Skinny White Bitch is the worst thing that has ever happened to you well then, LIFE IS GOOD.
[marquee photo by disrupsean; beer and popcorn photo by queenkv]
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Road Trip: Ubuntu in Napa! »
Sometimes you just want to get the fuck out of dodge. On occasion, we'll feature different veg-friendly places to visit and dine that are within an hour or two from SF. Let's start with Napa because I'm a classy drunk. LET'S GET WASTED! SHOW ME YOUR BRA! WOO!
I've been to Ubuntu three times and look forward to a fourth visit like it's my job.
First visit
A really wonderful, super-romantic dinner. The food was delicious and perfect, especially the coconut watermelon basil soup. That soup is ridiculous. It will change your life. It's better than the sex (that you have, most likely. Not me, I am amazing at sex). It is like drinking the blood of virgins. Eating it is what winning gold at the Olympics must feel like. The wine list is filled with sustainable, organic and biodynamic (wtf does that mean?) wines. The prices were totally reasonable based on quality of service and food. I didn't see one heifer doing yoga. Just the thought of a Skinny White Bitch running around with a yoga mat under one arm and a little crop-top (YARG) that says "namaste" on it is enough to make me lose my shit/lunch so plus-multiple-stars for that. I cannot hang.
Second visit
Holy shit, why am I impossible to take out in public? I did quite a bit of wine-tasting with my friends Maria, Ed and Suzanne in downtown Napa before (including one place that I thought was a free tasting room but was actually a bar! Oops, we have to pay for that?! Thank God I have fabulous slut friends who are willing to exchange numbers for many bottles of free wine!) and so wasn't entirely prepared to enter a classy establishment for dinner.
DO NOT INFORM THE HOSTESS THAT YOU ARE DRUNK WHEN YOU ARRIVE. You will be rightly cut the fuck off. it went a little like this:
Hostess: Hello!
Laura: I'm DRUNK!
Hostess: OK, what's the reservation under?
Laura: I'm DRUNK!
Maria: It's under "Ed."
Laura: HE'S DRUNK TOO!!! HAHAHA!
…and so on and so forth. Don't worry, I hate me too.
Once seated, we were politely and tactfully informed that we were being cut off because of my outburst and the, you know, being openly intoxicated in a nice restaurant thing. the wait staff and management at Ubuntu handled it VERY well. They never made us feel unwelcome or called out or anything like that. and the food helped. I swear, everything tastes even more amazing when you're drunk. That is, it tastes amazing until you want to die. I wanted to die right before dessert so I headed out to the car to take a power nap. It felt so good, I can't even tell you. We then headed back to the city and don't worry for my safety and for the safety of others, kind Vegansaurus readers, I didn't drive! Ed was sober sister and is an excellent driver and made an amazing mix CD. if you've never seen Maria and Ed perform Usher's "Love in This Club," you are missing the fuck out. You have not lived until Ed has looked you in the eye and told you he wants to set you free, sexually, emotionally, mentally, physically. Or however it goes [Ed.: "physically, mentally, sexually, emotionally"]. It's hot, trust me. I think they'll be doing it tomorrow at Temple bar, in fact. You should totally be there.
Third visit
To celebrate my friend Joel's recent entrance into adulthood a good 10 years before his time (i.e., buying a house at 25. OVERACHIEVERS! UGH!). The food was equally as delicious this time and I remember it all very well. The soup remained the star of the menu—who knew that coconut and watermelon and basil and edible flower = magical magicallity. Well, I guess I do now and so do you. We had more of the delicious chickpea fries, the creamy polenta was delicious as was the farro (far less saltier this time, I wonder if they'd gotten complaints?) and finished it off with the super-tasty almond milkshake and yummy mini-vegan carrot cake cupcakes.
The cupcakes are not on the regular menu so make sure to ask for them—beg if you have to! Actually, they only have ONE vegan dessert on the regular menu and it's some whack shaved ice shit. I mean, it's good but COME ON. One vegan dessert at a vegetarian restaurant* isn't enough. I guess that's my only complaint. That and the soup isn't endless, like at the Olive Garden (those people are geniuses!).
In conclusion: Ubuntu. Delicious when sober. Delicious when drunk. Delicious for dinner. Delicious for lunch. Please someone send that into the New Yorker poetry editor, kthx!
*sorry, "vegetables" restaurant! they don't like the term "vegetarian," I guess it turns off the snob foodies and the snob foodies LOVE this place. It annoys me that they don't embrace "vegetarian" but hey, the New York Times named it one of the 10 best new restaurants in the country. I'm sorry but that's fucking awesome for a vegetables restaurant.
UPDATE 10/5/10: Not so much enamored with Ubuntu anymore. We sad.
[interior photo via yelp; food photos by Joel, of Joel and Nibbler]
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Hugh Patrick is director of CJEB, codirector of Columbia's APEC Study Center, and R. D. Calkins Professor of International Business Emeritus at Columbia Business School. He joined the Columbia faculty in 1984 after some years as professor of economics and director of the Economic Growth Center at Yale University. He completed his BA at Yale University in 1951, earned MA degrees in Japanese studies (1955) and economics (1957), and a PhD in economics at the University of Michigan (1960). He has been a visiting professor at Hitotsubashi University, the University of Tokyo, and the University of Bombay. Professor Patrick has been awarded Guggenheim and Fulbright fellowships and the Ohira Prize. His professional publications include 16 books and some 60 articles and essays. His major fields of published research on Japan include macroeconomic performance and policy, banking and financial markets, government-business relations, and Japan-United States economic relations. His recent publications include Reviving Japan's Economy: Problems and Prescriptions (MIT Press, 2005), coauthored and coedited with Takatoshi Ito and David E. Weinstein; and How Finance Is Shaping the Economies of China, Japan, and Korea (Columbia University Press, pending, 2013), co-edited with Yung Chul Park. Other publications include: Crisis and Change in the Japanese Financial System (with Takeo Hoshi); The Japanese Main Bank System (with Masahiko Aoki); The Financial Development of Japan, Korea and Taiwan (with Yung Chul Park); Pacific Basin Industries in Distress: Structural Adjustment and Trade Policy in Nine Industrialized Economies; Regulating International Financial Markets: Policies and Issues (with Franklin Edwards); Japan's High Technology Industries: Lessons and Limitations of Industrial Policy; and Asia's New Giant: How the Japanese Economy Works (with Henry Rosovsky). He served as one of the four American members of the binational Japan-United States Economic Relations Group appointed by President Carter and Prime Minister Ohira from 1979 to 1981. He is on the Board of Directors of the United States Asia Pacific Council and has been a member of the Council of Foreign Relations since 1974. He was chairman of the International Steering Committee for the conference series on Pacific Trade and Development (PAFTAD) between 1985 and 2005, having served on the committee since PAFTAD's inception in 1968. He was on the board of the Social Science Research Council from 1982 to 1988 and served as its chairman from 1985 to 1988. He was a member of the Board of Directors of the Japan Society for seven three-year terms. He is a Senior Scholar of the Jerome A. Chazen Institute of International Business. In November 1994, the Government of Japan awarded him the Order of the Sacred Treasure, Gold and Silver Star (Kunnito Zuihosho). He was awarded an honorary doctorate of social sciences by Lingnan University, Hong Kong, in 2000. He also received an Eagle on the World award by the Japanese Chamber of Commerce and Industry of New York, Inc., in November 2010.
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Japan and the International Monetary Regime In The Political Economy of Japan: The Changing International Context (1988)
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From PAFTAD to APEC: Economist, Networks and Public Policymaking In Critical Perspectives in World Economy (2007)
How Finance Is Shaping the Economies of China, Japan, and Korea (2013)
Reviving Japan's Economy: Problems and Prescriptions (2005)
Crisis and Change in the Japanese Financial System (2000)
The Japanese Main Bank System: Its Relevance for Developing and Transforming Economies (1995)
The Financial Development of Japan, Korea, and Taiwan: Growth, Repression, and Liberalization (1994)
The Political Economy of Japan: Cultural and Social Dynamics (1992)
Regulating Internal Financial Markets: Issues and Policies (1991)
Aggressive Unilateralism: America's 301 Trade Policy and the World Trading System (1990)
Pacific Basin Industries in Distress: Structural Adjustment and Trade Policy in Nine Industrialized Economies (1990)
The Political Economy of Japan: The Changing International Context (1988)
Japan and the United States Today: Exchange Rates, Macroeconomic Policies. and Financial Market Innovations (1987)
The Political Economy of Japan: The Domestic Transformation (1987)
Japan's High Technology Industries: Lessons and Limitations of Industrial Policy (1986)
Supplemental Report of the Japan - United States Economic Relations Group (1981)
Report of the Japan - United States Economic Relations Group (1981)
Ajia no Kyojin - Nihon (1978)
Mineral Resources in the Pacific Area: Papers and Proceedings of the North Pacific Trade and Development Conference (1978)
Asia's New Giant: How the Japanese Economy Works (1976)
Asia's New Giant: How the Japanese Economy Works (1976)
Japanese Industrialization and Its Social Consequences (1976)
Financial Structure of Korea (1965)
Monetary Policy and Central Banking in Contemporary Japan (1962)
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Japan's Economy: The Idiosyncratic Recovery Continues Working paper (2007)
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1. Take 72 strips from your jelly rolls and put them into pairs. You want each pair to have one lighter strip and one darker strip so that there is good contrast between them.
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- 2 strips 20" long
- 2 strips 35" long
- 2 strips 55" long
- 2 strips 75" long
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Mark your calendars Fools! MAKO Surgical (NASDAQ: MAKO) is scheduled to announce Q3 2012 earnings on November 5, and I can almost sense a palpable increase in nervous ticks from frustrated long investors everywhere.
To that end, can you blame them? Anyone who bought MAKO shares four months ago is down to the tune of nearly 40%. If you pulled the trigger six months ago, you've endured an even more gut-wrenching 60% drop.
Did I mention I'm one of those people?
I got excited along with everyone else when MAKO crushed estimates with their Q4 2011 earnings announcement. I watched as the stock ran up near $40 per share in February, and read one headline after another extolling the virtues of MAKO. I imagined the revenue MAKO could generate by one day selling over 100 RIO systems per quarter like its soft-tissue cousin, Intuitive Surgical (NASDAQ: ISRG). Luckily, because I fully expected MAKO to be a roller coaster as they continue to work toward sustainable profitability, I remained sane and started with a small position averaged around $40 per share.
Nonetheless, my heart sank when MAKO got crushed after posting disappointing Q1 2012 earnings. I managed to keep my wits about me, reassessed my reasons for owning the stock (more on that below), and decided MAKO wasn't yet firmly derailed from its path to success. I doubled down at $25 and promptly watched in horror as MAKO fell another 40% overnight after reporting another dismal quarter.
But are things really that bad? Is this quarter do or die for MAKO Surgical?
In short, I don't think so and here's why:
Despite the sales lull, procedure growth remains robust.
When MAKO showed us the second consecutive quarter of year over year declines in RIO system sales, some worried it would go the way of Hansen Medical (NASDAQ: HNSN) with its Sensei X Robotic Catheter System. However, Hansen's catheter procedure count has stagnated along with its system sales. In contrast, while MAKO increased the installed base of its RIO systems by 46% between Q2 2011 and Q2 2012, the number of year-to-date procedures increased an even more impressive 71% from the same year-ago period. Existing RIO systems, then, are being utilized more often, which can likely be attributed to the continuously-increasing number of surgeons trained on the platform. According to a 10K filed by MAKO in March and an agreement signed in May, the company has even leased an additional 15,000 square feet of space as an "intended training facility" to ensure they can meet demand through at least 2016.
Hip procedures continue to ramp.
At $100,000 each, selling a new THA (Total Hip Arthroplasty) application to a hospital that already spent $850,000 on the RIO system can't be easy. Still, customers are buying as MAKO continues to improve the software interface with their "hip 2.0 application upgrade" being rolled out in Q3 and Q4 of this year. MAKO is also building an impressive base of clinical research to support the viability of their MAKOplasty THA solution. Since the THA commercial launch less than a year ago, MAKO has convinced over half the installed RIO system base to add the hip application. Why is it, then, that only 11.2% of the year-to-date MAKOplasty procedures were hip surgeries? Are we really to believe several dozen hospitals would shell out an extra $100,000 for the hip application to let it collect dust? I think these hospitals are just getting started. As the software updates are completed this year and more surgeons are trained on the system, don't be surprised if we see a dramatic rise in the number of MAKOplasty THA procedures performed. Relatedly, this will improve the monthly utilization numbers even more and prop up MAKO's recurring revenue stream. On that note, this means...
MAKO won't run out of cash anytime soon.
With just over $35 million in cash left in the bank and an untapped $50 million credit facility agreement with Deerfield Management, MAKO won't run out life-sustaining cash for quite awhile. During the Q2 conference call MAKO's CFO, Fritz LaPorte, stated they expect to have a year-end cash balance of around $23 million. Simple arithmetic, then, tells us MAKO only plans to drain another $12 million from their coffers during the second half of this year. That may sound bad, but after MAKO reported net cash used in the amount of $11.5 million in the second quarter alone, this projected slowdown should serve as welcome relief. You can be sure analysts will scroll down quickly in the Q3 2012 report to verify cash burn is slowing as much as Mr. LaPorte claimed.
Potential for a shoulder application (?)
To be clear, I won't be betting the house on seeing a MAKOplasty shoulder application anytime in the near future. Can't a guy dream, though? While the word "shoulder" is nowhere to be found in MAKO's quarterly reports, with a little digging we can see it's definitely on the company's mind (pardon the anthropomorphism!).
In the Q2 earnings transcript, for instance, Mr. LaPorte threw investors a little nugget as he explained the increased R&D costs, saying they were "[...] primarily associated with the continuous improvement of the RIO system platform and MAKOplasty applications, including the recently launched MAKOplasty 'Total Hip Application' and the development of potential future products." However vague, could these "potential future products" include a shoulder application? Total Knee solution? Both?
Another interesting exchange happened during an August Q&A session with San Francisco Surgery Center Administrator, Jeff Wong. When asked where he saw robotic technology in surgery centers headed in the future, part of Mr. Wong's response included "While we have focused exclusively on partial knee replacements up till now, we anticipate leveraging the robot for hip replacements and possibly shoulder repairs in the near future." Something tells me Mr. Wong isn't simply hoping for a shoulder solution. He's expecting one, and I'm betting the folks at MAKO Surgical will be more than happy to oblige as soon as possible.
Don't get me wrong; MAKO has more than enough risk to go around. If MAKO's November 5 earnings don't show a marked improvement in RIO system sales and they can't convince the world of their ability to meet already-lowered guidance, it shouldn't be difficult for the stock to blast through the $12 low we saw in early August. After all, MAKO has already disappointed us twice amidst the most challenging economic climate in recent memory. What's to keep them from making it a hat trick?
Consider me a skeptic of the skeptics as I remain unconvinced of MAKO's impending demise. With MAKO trading at current levels, and with most signs pointing upward, I feel like we've been given a gift. This is a chance to buy MAKO at prices we haven't seen since the middle of 2010...when the future was much less certain for this pioneering Rule Breaker.
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Marketing and Public Relations specialist Rosalind Milani Gallieni joins as of today as our new Ambassador.


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After ten years or so online, for various reasons I decided to close down this 'personal website'.
Some of my games have been moved to a different site: Sokoban, Tetris clone.
The Windows Crash Gallery is now archived here.
The DirectX tutorial was far too outdated, so has just been taken offline entirely.
I have something vaguely akin to a new personal website here.
My new blog is here.
- David


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I also bought the regular size Boomerang pillow and found it to be "too much". I felt like Goldilocks when I used the Baby Boomerang Pillow, this one was 'just right'. I do, however, think the name "Baby" Boomerang might be misleading ... it's NOT for babies. Too literal?
I wish this pillow would have worked, but I had to send it back. It's just too small. I had the large size before and thought the smaller one would be better. I think it would be good for a child.
I have used this after several shoulder surgeries. Works great to gently support my arm when sleeping. Good size, as well. The larger one is HUGE, and to me, would work better as a body pillow!
Very soft and cozy - like it better than a regular body pillow. I like to use a lot of pillows around me, and this is a wonderful addition. Would like to get another pillow case for it if I could find one. It definitely is a challenge stuffing the pillow back into the case!
I wish I had ordered the large one. I thought this one would be big enough but I was wrong.
GREAT pillow for 10 days then it flattened. I resorted to opening up one end of it to add stuffing to it. Now it's customized to my needs.
I'ma side sleeper so I was looking for a pillow for between my knees. This was gamble due to the hape, but it has worked out well and now I have been sleeping much better! The size is still akward but the comfort it provides cancels that out. If you are a side sleeper, I recommend this pillow.
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