ons.The team said it would be a miracle if he played again this season, but Malhotra was a fixture in the locker room wearing dark glasses in front of an eye that’s still a bit puffy.Malhotra, who had not worn a visor in his 11-year NHL career, began skating again May 12. He participated in light practices in sweats and a full face shield, eventually wearing full gear.The Canucks announced Saturday that he was medically cleared to play.Coach Alain Vigneault has not committed to using Malhotra but there have been hints he could start with fourth-line duty and take important defensive zone face-offs.“I thought he looked all right, he’s still day-to-day and we’ll see how he practises (Tuesday),” Vigneault said.“If he is in the lineup, we’re going to use him accordingly. He’s been a good player for our team and we’ll see how much he can chip in.”Malhotra scored 11 goals and 30 points in 72 regular-season games but is an ace in the face-off circle, winning 778 of 1,261 draws for a percentage of 61.7, second in the NHL.He played a regular shift in Monday’s scrimmage then worked special teams’ play, taking defensive face-offs against Henrik Sedin and Ryan Kesler.He went into corners and challenged puckhandlers on 5-on-3 penalty kills.“Taking draws against Kes and Hank I felt as good as I could out there,” said the Mississauga, Ont., native. “It’s not a game situation, it’s going to be a lot more read and react out there.”He remained non-committal on his playing status.“If you’re ready to play, you’re ready to play either two minutes Monday. Drew told Dow Jones Newswires on the sidelines of the Computex electronics trade show in Taipei that all of ARM's revenue is in U.S. dollar, but the company would incur translation losses when it reports its results in British pound. He added the company's costs are in various currencies, including the U.S. dollar, British pound, Chinese yuan, Taiwan dollar and Indian rupee. He refused to give details on how the company hedges against forex losses, how big the losses are and the breakdown of its costs in terms of region. Drew said Japan's massive March 11 eart