PUBLISHER’S CORNER
On the day just prior to Chinese New Year, I had the privilege of working for Superbowl 50. My job was medical logistics, which meant I was running items like otoscopes and Keflex between our half dozen first aid stations positioned strategically around the stadium. It gave me All Access (except for the field) so I got to see the Superbowl from every perspective. Mind you, I’m not a football fan, but when it comes to American sports, there is nothing bigger than the Superbowl. It is the epitome of capitalism, commercialism and consumerism – I have never seen that much money change hands in such a short period of time. It made me proud to be an American. When it comes to sports, the martial ones are unique. We have…