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Aratana Therapeutics, Inc. (PETX)
Q4 2013 Earnings Conference Call
March 13, 2014 08:00 ET
Steven St. Peter - President and Chief Executive Officer
Craig Tooman - Chief Financial Officer
Jose Haresco - JMP Securities
Jon Block - Stifel
Tim Lugo - William Blair
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I would now like to turn the conference over to Dr. Steven St. Peter, Founder, President and CEO. Please go ahead.
Steven St. Peter - President and Chief Executive Officer
So thanks Denise. Good morning. This is Steven St. Peter, President and CEO of Aratana Therapeutics. I am here with Craig Tooman, our Chief Financial Officer.
So, welcome to the fourth quarter and full year 2013's earnings call. I will make a few opening comments, then review the continued progress with our product development programs. Craig will then review the financial results. And after the prepared comments, we are pleased to take questions.
Before we begin, I would like to let you know that we will be making some forward-looking statements today. These statements involve uncertainties and risks and therefore should not be relied upon as predictors of future events. Actual events and circumstances which maybe up beyond our control may differ from today's forward-looking statements, including but not limited to as a result of the risks, uncertainties and other important risk factors set forth in our filings with the SEC.
So with that out of way, in preparing for this call and the corresponding year end SEC filings, it donned on us just how incredible and transformative this period has been for Aratana and indeed the entire animal health industry. It is hard to imagine that before 2013 there was basically no U.S. public market segment for the pet therapeutics or animal health category. Yet in 2013, we saw three successful IPOs, including Aratana's IPO in June. And we expect several other animal health companies will attempt to access the public markets in 2014. Hence, public market investors in general are paying attention, but let me begin by specifically thanking each of you on this call for your continued support and interest in this exciting company and our particular take on the industry.
At Aratana, we are singularly focused on bringing the best of science in human medicine to the pets with whom we share our homes and lives. Aratana and its subsidiaries have been the pioneers in pet therapeutics for more than five years, some of those years having been very lonely. So we welcome the recent attention. While competition is always a bit scary, the idea of no competition after half a decade would be even scarier. Our view is that the market is underserved and that the market can sustain multiple companies. We are simply grateful to have received your support in achieving our exponential growth during 2013. So we are investing aggressively, but appropriately in the Aratana vision and we are scaling up to become the industry leader.
Some highlights from 2013 and the first part of 2014. First, we completed our Series C equity financing in February of 2013 and we completed our first debt financing shortly thereafter. We completed our IPO in June of 2013 including exercise of the over-allotment option. In the fall of 2013, we expanded our product portfolio by completing three deals in our option programs. In October, we acquired Vet Therapeutics, a San Diego-based company with proprietary antibody based biologics platform and a leader in pet biologics. In conjunction with that transaction, we completed a private placement and expanded our debt facility.
In late 2013, we announced positive top line data for AT-001, our EP4 receptor antagonist for osteoarthritis pain in dogs and initiated our pivotal field effectiveness trial for AT-002, our ghrelin agonist for appetite simulation. Then in early January, we announced the acquisition of Okapi Sciences, a leading European pet therapeutics company based in Belgium, which expanded our therapeutic focus into anti-virals. In late January, we announced the USDA conditional license for AT-005. Again in late January, we completed a secondary offering, which raised net proceeds to company of approximately 90.5 million and meaningfully expanded our investor base.
Since our IPO in June, we have nearly tripled our employee base and we currently have approximately two dozen employees engaged in product development. And today, we confirmed that product development continues to be on track. Again, 2013 and this first part of 2014 have been fast paced, but Aratana is now exceptionally well-positioned with the human capital and the financial capital to realize our vision for the company. So let me now transition and provide some specific product development updates.
First, AT-001 our EP4 antagonist for the treatment of the pain, with respect to dogs during the quarter we announced positive top line data from its pivotal dose ranging study of AT-001 for dogs and selected once daily dose for further study. The pivotal field effectiveness study will begin in the second quarter of 2014 and then if the results are favorable as we expect commercialization will commence upon approval, which is anticipated to be in 2016. With respect to our work with AT-001 in cats, we are pursuing a chronic pain indication and we are working with experts to develop a protocol for a pilot study and cats with osteoarthritis.
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On February 28, 2014, a massive number of industry leaders in the field of sports analytics flocked to Boston to partake in the 8th Annual MIT Sloan Sports Analytics Conference. The event has seen exponential growth since its inaugural conference in 2007, and it has become one of the premier non-athletic events in the sports industry. In the days following the conference, the web was filled with numerous recaps of the panels, research papers, interviews and even the trade show that lined the conference agenda sheets. [Christopher Long provided a nice link with various different recaps.]
These are by no means the only accounts available, as you can find many breakdowns, summaries, and rundowns of the various panels and events on virtually any news site. Furthermore, once Sloan is finished editing their content, almost anything you want to see from the conference can be sorted and viewed on the official conference website [as of this writing, only content up to the 2013 conference was available].
Last weekend, I had the pleasure of attending this event for the first time. There have already been a number of recaps on the actual content of the panels and speakers at the conference, and therefore, readers probably won't benefit or learn anything new from my own account. However, there were a number of things I learned about how to attend this event that may be beneficial. With that, I'd like to walk you through my own experience and fill you in on the lessons I learned.
Lessons 1 and 2: Arrive Early and Don't Bring a Coat
SSAC14 was held in the Hynes Convention Center in downtown Boston. The location is easily accessible by bus or subway [known as the "T"] and is a short distance from various hotels if you are coming in from out of town. I learned two lessons during Breakfast and Registration: (1) arrive early, and/or (2) avoid bringing a jacket [as in big winter coat].
The registration process is not all that difficult. I arrived at 8am with Red Bull in hand and immediately set out for the registration area. Located in a room off of the main entrance, the process took all of five minutes, and I walked out with my credentials and a nice goodie bag that doubles as a lunch container [items inside included a conference mug, special analytics edition of Grantland, conference information nooklet, ESPN The Mag Analytics Issue, and a list of conference attendees/organizers].
However, the process of checking coats took a while [about 20 minutes] and only picked up once more workers could be allocated when the welcoming remarks began. Hopefully this is something that is addressed in the future [it's my only real negative about the whole conference, and it's nitpicking at best], but it may be beneficial to arrive early anyways as I saw a number of panelists and speakers roaming around while I was standing in line. While others are just getting set up, you could be striking up a quick conversation with one of the leaders of the sports analytics industry and possibly building yourself a foundation for future encounters.
Lesson 3: Plan Your Day
The conference agenda is set up where you could attend anywhere between two and seven events [if you include the various trade shows and resume sessions] during any one time period. It is important that you do your research beforehand to determine which speakers are on various panels and determine where you want to spend that hour-long block of time. What topics interest you the most? Who would you like to meet? Planning out your day allows you to streamline your conference experience, and it gives you the opportunity to capture prime positioning at the panels of your choice.
Lesson 4: Prime Positioning at Panels
The minute each panel is over, the stages are swarmed with crowd members hoping to make an impression on the speakers. This phenomenon is not unique to this conference, but the volume and competitive nature of this conference's attendees made this post-panel rush quite an experience to behold. However, I was pleasantly surprised at how open and patient these panelists were. Many were more than willing to continue speaking with attendees long after their panel is over, even if they had to move the discussions out into one of Hynes Convention Center's massive hallways. If one of your goals is to speak to one of these panelists, this is one of the better moments to do it. Therefore, many first timers would benefit by securing seats close to the walk -points of the various stages. This may seem obvious, but I cannot tell you how many times I saw people half walking/half running from the back of the rooms up to the front to try and speak with someone.
Lesson 5: Hallway Chatter
Many attendees that I had a chance to speak with were locked in on being one of the people to successfully speak with someone during the post-panel swarms I described in Lesson 4. However, I found that the hallways, both during and in-between scheduled events, offer vastly superior opportunities to speak with industry leaders. Many panelists seem to use this event as an opportunity to reach out to their peers, and they can be found in the hallways carrying on conversations for hours at a time. For example, I walked out of a panel to partake in one of the Career Conversation opportunities in the afternoon of Day 1. During my walk to the assigned room, I noticed Nate Silver and Henry Abbott carrying on a conversation. I came back to the area about an hour later and noticed that neither of them had moved. This was not a unique encounter, as I also spotted Dean Oliver and Boston Celtics Assistant GM Mike Zarren during my various hallway migrations. I even had a chance to talk with Sport Illustrated Legal Analyst and University of New Hampshire Law Professor Michael McCann during one of the in-between event breaks.
Don't sleep on the opportunities available outside the panels, because you never know who you might run into.
Lesson 6: Resume Reviews and Career Conversations
I found these features to be two of the most underutilized and least discussed aspects of the conference. Prior to the conference, attendees were able to submit their names into a lottery that would allow you to speak with various industry professionals for five minutes at a time. The conference called this its "Career Conversations" event, and your time slots occurred at random between 2:20 and 4:40 on the events first day. While you might not be able to build a lasting relationship in just five minutes, it does provide attendees with the opportunity to sit in front of industry professionals and exchange contact information and/or business cards. You may not be able to build a relationship in five minutes, but you can lay the groundwork for contacting these professionals in the future – which could lead to that one big break you need.
I did not participate in the drop in the Resume Review sessions that were offered this year [mistake - I wish I had]. However, I heard from other attendees that the process was very similar to the Career Conversations sessions I discussed above. Again, you may not be able to build a whole relationship in this time period, but you will get some honest feedback on your resume and can lay the groundwork for future networking opportunities. All in all, you may miss some of the panels you wanted to attend in order to participate in these events, but they offer attendees the guaranteed chance to speak with someone one on one – possibly leading to bigger and better opportunities in the future.
Lesson 7: Day 1 is Long
This is just a quick point. The Conference opens its doors for breakfast and registration at 7:30am on Day 1, and the last session (networking) is not over until 7:30pm. Based solely on the conference agenda, you are looking at a 12 hour day with lunch being served between 11:20 and 11:40. The conference provides snacks in the hallways throughout the day, but plan accordingly so you do not have to miss any of your panels or other events. Bring a granola bar or two from home, or be sure to pick a few up during breakfast and stash them for later. [For those wondering, the conference goodie bag also came equipped with a water bottle.]
Day 2 is much shorter (8am – 5:15pm) but be prepared there as well.
Side Note: One of the snacks provided were massive chocolate chip cookies. I'm talking "Rondo hand size" massive, and they were delicious.
Wrapping Up
These were just a few (seven, to be exact) of the lessons I learned during my first trip to the Sloan Sports Conference. I plan on attending again next year and would advise any future first timers to sign up for the notification emails when the opportunity becomes available. As a member of the email list, you are provided with an opportunity to purchase a ticket before they hit the open market. This is extremely important given that the conference has a tendency to sell out quickly. Also, if you are currently a student (undergrad or graduate school), take advantage of the student-discounted tickets while you still can.
All in all, this event completely exceeded my expectations, and they were high to begin with. I firmly believe that any sports fan would benefit from attending this event at least once and that you will be blown away by its quality. My final lesson is one that was taught to me by a law professor while I was still in undergrad, but I have found it to be extremely helpful when it comes to attending these types of events: set goals for the event.
If you want to talk to persons X, Y and Z, then structure your experience to give yourself the best opportunity to do so. If you want to learn all about the research papers, then stay in the Research Paper rooms all day. Sloan can be whatever you want it to be, but it might be too big for you to do everything. However, no matter what your goals are, it is pretty much impossible not to have a blast at Sloan. I hope you found at least some of this advice useful and hopefully I will run into a couple of you next year.
Jeff Meehan is a 2nd year JD/MBA candidate at Suffolk University and recently interned in the Boston Red Sox legal department.


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March 17 (Bloomberg) -- The cost of insuring Japanese sovereign debt with credit-default swaps jumped to a record after a U.S. official said a crippled nuclear plant at Fukushima is releasing "extremely high" levels of radiation.
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The Markit iTraxx Asia index of 50 investment-grade borrowers outside Japan rose 2 basis points to 114.5 as of 2:03 p.m. in Hong Kong, Royal Bank of Scotland Group Plc prices show. The Markit iTraxx Australia index added 2.5 basis points to 115.5 basis points as of 4:59 p.m. in Sydney, according to Westpac Banking Corp.
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Today we will be taking a look at the GTX 560 Ti. The GTX 560 Ti is NVIDIA's latest addition to its GeForce 500 series of GPU's, designed for high performance in daily activities from gaming to video processing to GPU computing. The card is designed around NVIDIA's GF114 processor and sports a 40nm process.
This card is aimed at the "sweet spot" for gamers, focusing on high performance and low cost. Furthermore, like the other 500 series cards, the GTX 560 Ti was developed to improve performance per watt over its predecessor. This is accomplished via transistor-level changes, similar to those incorporated in the GTX570/GTX580 GPU's. Furthermore, NVIDIA increased the number of CUDA cores to 384 and increased the PolyMorph Engines to 8 total. These PolyMorph Engines are dedicated to hardware tessellation, one of the newest features in DirectX 11.
The GTX560 Ti has replaced the GTX 470 in NVIDIA's lineup and is positioned directly against the Radeon HD6870. Prices for the GTX 560 Ti start at around $250. As with NVIDIA's other 500 series cards, the GTX 560 Ti sports the following features.
CUDA is NVIDIA's parallel computing architecture, enabling large improvements in computing performace by utilizing the NVIDIA GPU for floating point operations. CUDA's reach is expanding. From games using CUDA for image processing effects, such as motion blur and depth of field, to academic research's Folding at Home application, CUDA is showing the true power of NVIDIA GPU's.
NVIDIA's PhysX improves game realism, delivering more realistic effects than ever before. From large scale explosions to trickling water and floating papers, PhysX adds a level of realism to in-game physics never seen before.
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August 27th, 2004 #1
Color Theory Books?
Hi everyone. I've read a few threads on here about color theory and want to dive deeper into it. I don't necessarily have time or funds to take a decent class at the moment. I am wondering if anyone could recommend a good book or books that are good for learning moe about color theory. I am a good illustrator but have always worked in B&W Lineart and have a lot to learn about how to properly use color.
I am looking for something really straight forward with lots of examples and such. I don't want a 300 page book of mostly text. I would rather have something that explains a theory and maybe shows in in practice.
Thanks in advance.
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well its not really a theory book, but its taught me a lot about general color theory, its called "Creative Color for the Oil Painter" by Wendon Blake.. actually i dont think thats the exact title but if you look up wendon blake and include creative color in your search you should find it. its out of print though, so you might be able to find it at the library, or else find a cheap used copy.. its a dover book i think, so it aint gonna be expensive
August 28th, 2004 #3
I highly recommend 'Color Choice: Making Color Sense out of Color Theory', by Stephen Quiller.
It's very easy to follow, has many examples and leaves you with lots to think about after only a short read.
The author has even gone to the trouble of listing the paint manufacturers names for each colour on his colour wheel.
August 29th, 2004 #4
Andrew Loomis has a chapter on color that is pretty neat in "Creative Illustration". You dont even have to buy it, you can download it for free here!
August 31st, 2004 #5
Hey everyone, that's great, thanks for the advice. I will go check out the books, theres a Green Apple Bookstore that has a pretty good selection of old used and out of print books so Ill see if they have that Wendon Blake book. And also the QUiller book.
Thanks for that Loomis link as well. I printed out the color section from that book. ITs a great book as a whole, too bad his books are so expensive to pick up nowadays in rare bookstores and Ebay ad such.
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I'm a fairly down-to-earth guy looking for the same. I enjoy a good conversation on any subject over coffee, drinks, or a great home-cooked dinner. I'm a planner, but I've found I have the most fun when being spontaneous and adventurous. I enjoy traveling and hanging with friends while sharing stories and having a great laugh. I have a small and dedicated group of friends which have become my extended family. A relationship would need to be part of that group as family is the most important thing in life. I'm looking for a friendship or relationship that has fun in life, keeps me from getting too serious, and finds humor in even the smallest of things. I'm a straight-acting masculine guy who's attracted to the same.
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"One of China's bestselling novels, an unusual literary thriller that takes us deep into the world of code breaking In his gripping debut novel, Mai Jia reveals the mysterious world of Unit 701, a top-secret Chinese intelligence agency whose sole purpose is counterespionage and code breaking. Rong Jinzhen, an autistic math genius with a past shrouded in myth, is forced to abandon his academic pursuits when he is recruited into Unit 701. As China's greatest cryptographer, Rong discovers that the mastermind behind the maddeningly difficult Purple Code is his former teacher and best friend, who is now working for China's enemy--but this is only the first of many betrayals. Brilliantly combining the mystery and tension of a spy thriller with the psychological nuance of an intimate character study and the magical qualities of a Chinese fable, Decoded discovers in cryptography the key to the human heart. Both a riveting mystery and a metaphysical examination of the mind of an inspired genius, it is the first novel to be published in English by one of China's greatest and most popular contemporary writers"


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Bills CB Aaron Williams, who suffered a shoulder/chest injury back in Week 3 looks like he'll return to the practice setting this week. Playing on Sunday however, is a different matter. "Aaron's probably one more week away but he's going to try to get on the practice field this week and do some things," said head coach Chan Gailey. "Before you get in the game you must practice," Williams told Buffalobills.com. "I can't press (receivers) right now. It all depends on how I can take a hit on my shoulder and how much contact I can deal with. I'm trying to get my strength back. I got a little small and a little weak, so I'm trying to get my strength back."
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not really- its more of a thing the guys does to the girl
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Minor Falls around Pool of the Winds/Hardy Falls
Finding much of anything in Beacon Rock State Park that is "Off the Beaten Path" these days is quite a challenge. It isn't the most popular set of trails in the Columbia River Gorge, but it is also a very popular location. However, in this case the features are not remarked on the maps, and perhaps they should be.
Hardy Falls is very difficult to see most of the year due to the growing brush between the viewpoint and the falls itself. Pool of the Winds is nice and a somewhat unique feature (if small), but it is a spot only one person can "enjoy" at a time, and even that is not especially easy to enjoy considering the difficulty of even looking into the face of the winds coming out of the crack in the rocks.
However, the location of those two features is only one small part of a very attractive, if not especially well remarked, set of falls the comes cascading down the side of the hill and creates quite a nice and attractive point on the trail up to Hamilton Mountain.
These photos feature a few scenes from this location, other than the named features. The named features are only a small part of what is located at this stream crossing.
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1. A view of the cascades of the stream from the main trail that continues up the hill to Hamilton Mountain. Hardy Falls is out of sight down the hill from here, and the Pool of Winds is up the hill and nearly impossible to see. It is the crack in the rock near the top of the photo.
2. From the Pool of the Winds Viewpoint, this is the look down the hill and downstream towards the bridge the main trail uses to cross the stream.
3. From the main trail, approaching the bridge over the stream from the west side. The crack in the rock that forms the Pool of the Winds is visible towards the top.
4. One of the trails that goes down to the Hardy Falls viewpoint runs beside a lesser stream that joins the main stream just before it crashes over Hardy Falls. This small stream isn't much to talk about, but it is reasonably attractive.
5. Another reasonably attractive stream falls from the hillside next to the trail near the Pool of the Winds and Hardy Falls.
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Viewpoint East of Hardy Falls and Bridge
While it really isn't too much of a viewpoint compared to the summit of Hamilton Mountain, there is a small viewpoints of sorts positioned just uphill and east of the stream crossing at Hardy Falls and Pool of the Winds. While not stunning, if you have come all the way to Hardy Falls you might as well continue up hill another 200 feet or so and see what there is to see from this viewpoint.
The viewpoint is created by a 90 degree turn in the trail on the edge of a steep dropoff as the trail comes around the edge of the canyon in which Hardy Falls and Pool of the Winds sit.
From here it is possible to see eastward to the hills on the other side of the Columbia River, and somewhat west of Beacon Rock. The back side of Beacon Rock itself is somewhat obscured by the curve in the hillside.
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Upper Picnic Area
This small picnic area serves no trailheads, unlike the "Lower Picnic Area" slightly further down the hill. It is somewhat less popular than that picnic area due to it not serving the trails, and it doesn't have a playground. However, there is a somewhat better view here through the trees from one or two of the picnic tables on the uphill side of the picnic shelter.
The shelter here is available by reservation only, and is closed and locked the rest of the time.
There are flush toilets available at the restroom building here.
The road into the facility is paved, but part of the parking area is gravel. The road is narrow (as is the road up from the highway) and so I would not recommend this area for any sort of larger vehicle.
How to Get Here: From the Beacon Rock area along Highway 14, take the narrow paved road that goes up the hill to the camping area. Be very careful as this road is narrow and you never know what is around the tight curve. Past the "lower picnic area" you will come to a road on the left (see photo 2) that goes up the hill through the forest. It is marked "upper picnic area".
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Not noted on most of the signs and maps at the major trailheads, but noted on the trail junction of the out=and-back trail that leads to it, Little Beacon Rock is only a few rock spires pointing skyward, among the various trees. It isn't too impressive from its top, where the trail goes. It is only when you pass underneath it on the road leading to the Upper Campground and Upper Picnic Area that it is easy to see that this rock resembles the big one.
The trail leading up here branches off of the the trail between the upper campground and the main Hamilton Mountain trail that starts at the lower upper picnic area. The trail is slightly steep in one place, but it isn't very long and for the most part is fairly easy. You will want to watch your step as the trail crosses the boulder field, as sinkholes do sometimes open up in the trail here.
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