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Variety Feb. 2, 1998 - 8 years before the comic/Graphic Novel was ever published.
\"Oedekerk expected his next film to be a big-budget adaptation of the comic book \"Cowboys and Aliens\" for Universal and DreamWorks\" Variety Aug. 19, 2002 \"Evans, repped by Writers & Artists Agency, Catch 23 Management and attorney Karl Austen, also penned \"Wedlocked\" for Sony-based Escape Artists; Meg Ryan and Richard Gere are attached to star. He is also penning another project for Escape Artists in \"Cowboys and Aliens,\" described as \"Independence Day\" set in the old West.\" Variety Aug. 22, 2002 \"Hauty is writing \"Vigilante\" for Ed Burns and APG. His film credits include \"Moby Dick\" for DreamWorks\' toon division as well as DreamWorks projects \"Cowboys & Aliens\" and \"House of the Dead.\" The deal was negotiated by Hauty\'s agents, Jordan Bayer and Matt Leipzig of Original Artists, along with Crusader chief operating officer Bill Immerman.\" From comicbookresources.com - June 10, 2004 - 2 years before the comic/GN was published \"Platinum Studios chief Scott Rosenberg sits down with CBR News to talk about the upcoming film \"Cowboys and Aliens,\" based on the graphic novel coming from Platinum.\" From darkhorizons.com - May 26th, 2004 \"A recent issue of The Hollywood Reporter announced that Escape Artists and comic book powerhouse Platinum Studios (\"Jeremiah\", \"Dylan Dog\") are teaming up for some sci-fi escapism with the high-concept tentpole \"Cowboys and Aliens\" for Columbia Pictures...Below comes a first look at some artwork concepts for the film...\" (Note: The first look artwork is close to 10 years old) And the Hollywood Reporter has about 20 announcements for it dating back to 1998. A good PR Rep and no actual project keeps your name in the papers and makes you a power player. Brilliant! |
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Hong KongThe Mandarin Oriental's limousine is ready and awaiting my arrival in Hong Kong and I am immediately impressed with the efficient service that is the norm in this fast-paced city. This landmark hotel is now managed by one of my very first Asian clients, Jonas Schurmann, who when I met him twenty years ago was the Food & Beverage Director at the legendary Oriental Bangkok.
Within two hours of my plane landing, I've checked into to my room, have showered fresh, and I am sitting at my desk in The Antique Wine Company's Hong Kong offices enjoying the sunset view over Hong Kong's exclusive residential district 'The Peak.'After taking care of a few administrative matters, my local director (Julien Froger) and I set off for dinner with 'Mr. Pavie,' one of Hong Kong's numerous wine collectors. We dine at Cepage, a Michelin-starred restaurant owned by an Antique Wine Company client from Singapore, and take pleasure in a dinner that would knock the socks off many meals at notable European restaurants.
During the evening we compare the various virtues of La Mission Haut Brion versus Chateau Haut Brion from the now deliciously drinkable 1999 vintage. The La Mission is deep and powerful, with an austerity that will serve the wine well for a long life yet to come. The Haut Brion is more about elegance, finesse, and the classic minerality that for me is the hallmark of this great wine.Afterwards it is back to the hotel for a mandatory nightcap and some time to play catch-up on the ever-growing email inbox because the European business day is still in full swing. I am finally ready for bed around 2:00AM, which I take as a good indication that my jet lag has reduced itself from seven to a mere three hours of discomfort.
The following two days are spent in client office meetings and hashing out deals over lunches and dinners. It is a very full agenda, but I also manage to sit for an interview with the Wall Street Journal about the phenomenon of the Hong Kong wine market. The interview includes making a visit to a private wine cellar at a spectacular home on Hong Kong's famous St. Andrews Golf Course, which is located about an hour drive away in the New Territories. Here we see another side of Hong Kong which reminds me of Gibraltar twenty years ago.
My final day in Hong Kong includes a visit to our logistics company. They provide us with a very secure and temperature-controlled storage facility in the Sha Tin District. The visit is followed by lunch with another one of our importers/exporters to mainland China. Over the best Dim Sum lunch I have ever tasted we talk about the Chinese market and how consumers are now developing interest in wines other than just Chateau Lafite.
While Lafite looks certain to remain the iconic wine for gift-giving, it seems there is a rapidly growing demand for many other Grand Crus and their second wines.
We spend some time studying the 1855 Classification in detail and interpreting the Chinese translation of each name. Leoville Las Cases, for example, means "Wine of the Lion." Angelus is translated as "Golden Bell." In China it is not only the taste of the wine but also its name, its meaning and its price that are important factors in the market.
I manage to get an hour in at the Mandarin Oriental's spa before my final dinner, a meal with one of Hong Kong's most prolific collectors, 'JC.' We meet at one of his buildings in the former manufacturing, but now choice residential, area of Kowloon.
It is a modest 50-storey affair, about the same size as London's Park Lane Hilton, and inside JC has installed two wine cellars.
One cellar houses about 10,000 bottles of his personal wine collection, and the other is divided into 100 smaller lockers which are rented out to fellow wine collectors for their own storage. "It's just a hobby business," he tells me casually as we sip on Pol Roger's 1998 Cuvee Winston Churchill and tour his personal cellar - which seems to contain every great wine ever produced. We examine cases of DRC, Comte de Vogue, and Comtes Lafon going back to the 1950's, along with Petrus, Cheval Blanc and all the other First Growths. Later, over a Japanese dinner in his boardroom, we share Louis Latour's 1989 Corton Charlemagne, Bouchard Pere et Fils Batard Montrachet 2000, Armand Rousseau's Gevrey Chambertin Clos St Jacques 2000, and Chateau Palmer 1983. It is a delightful finale to my three day visit to Hong Kong, and I am dropped back at my hotel with enough time to pack for my 5:00AM departure. However, as I step into the hotel elevator, out walks 'Charlie' - one of our longest-standing clients from Bangkok. What a coincidence in this small world! Charlie, who is now running JP Morgan's Hong Kong office, and I enjoy a nightcap at the bar together, a drink well worth it because I pick up an order for a few more cases of 1982 First Growths, including a case of Chateau Latour in superb condition that we acquired recently in a cellar purchase in Switzerland.
Thank goodness I am able to get some sleep on my Singapore Airlines flight back to Europe the following day. That is of course after the Krug, caviar, and roast lamb washed down with plenty of their standard Bordeaux - Chateau Cos d'Estournel 2004! For The Antique Wine Company, Asia is currently the fastest growing sector of our customer base, but we still don't know enough about our clients there. They remain a complex mix of wine traders, hoteliers, and private collectors. During the coming year my objective is to get to know them and their needs better.Travel arrangements booked by Amex Platinum Travel Service.
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An overgrown drainage ditch is causing flooding problems in Village Green.
Village Green residents watch the weather closely. When forecasters predict thunderstorms or heavy rain, residents move their cars out of driveways and away from curbs, parking them instead along Baxter Lane or the narrow neck of Village Green Parkway that opens onto Oyster Point Road.
For the past five years, the neighborhood of about 360 homes has experienced floods that turn tree-lined streets into streams, and well-manicured yards into lakes.
Residents, some of whom have lived in the neighborhood since the mid-1960s when the first houses were built, say they have always expected flooding when hurricanes, tropical storms and severe nor'easters hit. But lately unnamed storms have been the culprit, sending floodwaters sloshing over curves, swamping yards and seeping into garages, crawl spaces and homes. Water from the storms tops wheel wells of cars left on the street.
"It happens every storm," said resident Tom Howard. "Water backs up."
Several Village Green residents said they have purchased flood insurance in recent years, paying as much as $500 annually for the coverage even though they are not in a flood plain and the neighborhood is not adjacent to a river, creek or marsh.
"Now just a thunderstorm will bring it on," said Gary Holt, who has lived in the neighborhood 47 years. He has seen dozens of cars inundated, he added.
Residents learned in July that an unmaintained drainage ditch just beyond the soundwalls that separate them from Interstate 64's eastbound lanes is the reason for their flooding woes. City of Newport News officials said the ditch, in a state-owned right-of-way, was the responsibility of the Virginia Department of Transportation. But VDOT officials said maintenance was the city's responsibility.
Reason for floods
The ditch sits east of the neighborhood along the interstate's eastbound lanes between Jefferson Avenue and Victory Boulevard. The community's five large outfall pipes empty into that channel, which flows into the city's stormwater management system and ultimately spills into Brick Kiln Creek on the westbound side of the interstate.
The ditch, shaped like a steep-sided U, contains sediment, debris and mature shrubs, trees and other plants, reducing its capacity for drainage. Water pools in several places, including the spot where three 30-inch outfall pipes from Village Green enter the channel.
During a storm, runoff from the interstate and from farther north along the ditch fills it, so Village Green runoff cannot enter the ditch as quickly as it flows from the neighborhood.
"There is no place for the water to go," said Brian Lewis, chief of environmental engineering for the city. "The water comes to the drain, which is full, then circles around back into the development."
Lewis and several other city staff members said the city has been trying to get the channel cleaned, but they were told budget cuts at the state level have crimped VDOT's ability to keep maintain the ditch. VDOT officials said city staff members are mistaken in their perception that department budget woes are affecting maintenance.
"We're willing and capable of the expenditures needed to fix (the ditches)," said VDOT spokeswoman Lauren Hansen. "This is a City of Newport News issue."
'It never drains'
The lack of maintenance does not affect runoff from the interstate, according to Virginia Department of Transportation officials. Stormwater drainage pipes carrying runoff from the eight-lane interstate are several feet above the Village Green and Hampton Roads Academy outfall pipes. VDOT regularly mows the grass along the interstate shoulder and the upper slope of the ditch nearest the freeway.
Village Green resident Matthew Roth, who also is an environmental engineer, recently walked the ditch, which was moved closer to the interstate in 1999 as part of a freeway expansion project, with city engineers and public works staff. Picking his way down the slope, pushing aside shrubs and tree branches, he noted tall willows and plants that show "it never drains."
The ditch offers hints of how it once looked. VDOT contractors planted magnolias and other trees along the sound wall when it was built. At some point rip rap was installed in places to keep water from eroding the sides of the channel. Grasses and other plants growing almost knee-high now hide those rocks. Permits obtained from VDOT show the city had done some ditch maintenance in 2003 and 2004, and had cleared the Village Green outfall pipes in 2010.
Frank James, the assistant administrator for stormwater in the city's public works department, has worked on the Village Green stormwater system for years. The community's large, curving retention pond is dredged every five years, and he was on the team that flushed the neighborhood's outfall pipes three years ago. He said the state-owned ditch, in its current condition, cannot handle runoff from "two-year storms" that have inundated Newport News in recent years.
Roth recalled a storm in August 2012 that overwhelmed the drainage system in less than an hour. When he woke at 5:30 a.m., all was fine, he said. "At 6:30 the streets were completely flooded."


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"Aaronic Priesthood Duty to God Program," Guidebook for Parents and Leaders of Youth, 9
The Aaronic Priesthood Duty to God program helps young men accomplish the purposes of the Aaronic Priesthood. It helps them develop skills and attributes that are needed to succeed in life.
The goals and requirements of the program are outlined in the Aaronic Priesthood: Fulfilling Our Duty to God guidebooks for deacons, teachers, and priests. Young men work with their parents and priesthood leaders to set and accomplish goals leading to the Duty to God Award.
Some goals are accomplished in a family setting, some with the quorum, and some individually. For example, a deacon would accomplish the following goals over a two-year period:
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The young men set personal goals in the following four areas of development: Spiritual Development; Physical Development; Educational, Personal, and Career Development; and Citizenship and Social Development.
The following chart summarizes the Aaronic Priesthood achievement program. A copy of this chart is included in each young man's guidebook to help him record his progress.
Duty to God Service Projects
Each young man must complete three service projects that benefit the family, ward, stake, or community. One project is performed as a deacon, one as a teacher, and one as a priest. The young man should plan, prepare, and carry out the project. Others may assist as needed. The project needs to be approved by the young man's parents and quorum adviser.
Duty to God Activities at Mutual
The Young Men presidency and the quorum presidencies are encouraged to plan Mutual activities focused on the four areas of development: Spiritual Development; Physical Development; Educational, Personal, and Career Development; and Citizenship and Social Development. This will help young men complete the goals leading to their Duty to God Award.
In some countries, Scouting has been approved by the Area Presidency and Church headquarters as part of the Aaronic Priesthood activity program. Where this is the case, young men are encouraged to participate in both the Aaronic Priesthood Duty to God program and Scouting.
Scouting requirements may be used to fulfill many of the comparable personal goals of the Aaronic Priesthood Duty to God program. The Duty to God Award is a priesthood award, having requirements that will help young men develop spiritually and fulfill their priesthood duties.
In areas where the Church is not affiliated with Scouting, local priesthood leaders may establish a Scouting program under the following conditions:
• The use of Scouting must be approved by the Area Presidency and the General Scouting Committee of the Church.
• The Scouting program must be in harmony with Church policies, standards, and ideals.
• Scouting must be associated with the World Organization of the Scout Movement and be based on the Baden Powell Partnership Principle.
Certificates and Award
A young man should earn three separate Duty to God certificates: one as a deacon, one as a teacher, and one as a priest (deacon certificate, 36416; teacher, 36417; priest, 36418). He receives a certificate each time he completes the requirements outlined in one of the three Aaronic Priesthood: Fulfilling Our Duty to God guidebooks. Bishopric members may present each certificate in a quorum meeting or during priesthood opening exercises.
When a young man receives all three of his Duty to God certificates, he receives the Duty to God Award. He should receive this award by his 19th birthday. This award consists of a certificate (36419) and a medallion (81334). A member of the bishopric may present the award in a sacrament meeting.
The certificates and medallion may be obtained through a Church distribution center using ward or branch funds, at no cost to the young men or their parents.
Record Keeping
Young men are encouraged to keep their guidebooks as a record of their progress. Quorum advisers may want to keep a simple record of each young man's progress in order to provide appropriate support (see the Aaronic Priesthood Duty to God Achievement Record [36720]). Extensive record keeping is not expected.
Adapting to Individual and Local Needs
The requirements listed in the Aaronic Priesthood: Fulfilling Our Duty to God guidebooks may be modified or replaced according to personal or local circumstances, interests, and needs with the prior approval of parents and Aaronic Priesthood leaders. When making any changes or exceptions for one person, leaders should carefully consider the effect those changes may have on the other young men. After careful consideration by parents and leaders, modifications may be appropriate to meet the needs of young men with disabilities or educational limitations, to meet cultural or individual needs, or to allow young men who are not members to participate.
A worthy teacher or priest who did not receive one or both of the preceding Duty to God certificates may still earn the Duty to God Award by completing (1) all the requirements for the current certificate and (2) the family and quorum activities and the personal goals for preceding certificates (except for the annual service projects, talks, and family home evening lessons).
Responsibilities of Leaders
Bishopric members are responsible to teach young men their priesthood duties and help them earn their Duty to God Award. Bishopric members are assisted by the Young Men presidency. The Young Men presidency should ensure that young men are given opportunities during quorum meetings and activities to fulfill their required quorum goals.
Near a young man's 12th birthday, a member of the bishopric and a member of the deacons quorum presidency should meet with the young man and his parents. They should give him a copy of Aaronic Priesthood: Fulfilling Our Duty to God for deacons and teach him his duties. Similar visits should also take place as the young man is ordained to the offices of teacher and priest.
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The 2012-2013 Elkhart Christian Academy boys basketball team.
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And no trio of sophomores in county history has scored as many points as Waycaster, Kupferschmid and Kenny Bearss did last season, but two-thirds of that trio is banged up right now.
The good news for the Eagles as a promising season approaches is that Waycaster and Bearss aren�t sidelined altogether and aren�t necessarily far from being 100 percent.
Waycaster, unable to work on his game over the summer as he rehabbed a muscle tear near his knee that�s believed to have occurred early last season, according to coach Ryan Culp, was recently released to begin practicing with some limits.
Culp�s hoping the junior forward will be at �maybe 85 or 90� percent effectiveness when ECA opens its season next Tuesday at North Side Gym against first-time opponent Memorial.
Bearss, the Eagles� shifty point guard, is nursing a hip flexor strain, according to Culp, but should be ready to go barring another setback.
ECA finished 13-8 last winter, exactly matching its best mark over the eight seasons that it�s been a full-fledged IHSAA member.
And in Kupferschmid (16.9 points and an area-leading 8.7 rebounds per game last season), Waycaster (14.0 points), Bearss (9.2 points) and Tyler VanArsdale (4.5 points, 5.1 boards), the Eagles return four starters from that team.
�We have a chance to become pretty good,� Culp says, �but we also have to understand that there has to continue to be growth for that to happen.�
Discuss the three players who started for you last season as sophomores.
�Ryan Kupferschmid has gotten bigger and stronger. He worked extremely hard in the offseason in the weight room, but he�s continued to keep his flexibility and his shot along with that growth. We not only look for him to be a top scorer around the basket, but he�ll again be on the perimeter at times. He�ll play a couple inches taller than he is just because of his muscle and smarts and knack for the ball, and will sacrifice his body and do about anything to help us win. Cory (Waycaster) is still healing from that quad injury. My understanding is it�s a muscle-related thing that you can�t really operate on and that can be nagging, can take anywhere from one to three years to truly heal, but we�ll see. He�s an explosive player when healthy, but he really wasn�t able to work on his game much over the summer with the rehabilitation. We�ll watch and monitor him, but he�s been getting closer to being able to go 100 percent. Kenny (Bearss) is nursing a little bit of a hip flexor strain, something he�s dealt with since the spring, but he�s going as strong as he can in practice. He did a fantastic job growing into his role as point guard last year and now he has that experience. He has a high basketball IQ and will make good decisions for us.�
Who are the other candidates to start or play regularly?
�Tyler VanArsdale�s back at center for us. He�s not real tall, but uses his body well. He�s another player who can play a little bigger than he is with his positioning for rebounds. He�s one of our (three) seniors and is playing a big role as a leader. He�ll be an integral part of what we do this year. Tanner Watson came in part way through last year and was able to be a perimeter shooter for us, but can also be pretty good around the basket. He and Jack Walters are much the same in that they can contribute both ways. One of them will probably fill that fifth (starting) spot and the other will play as well. And there are about five other guys we�re watching closely to see how they can help us.�
What are some things that are being changed from a year ago?
�Defensively, we�ll possibly mix things up more. We played a lot of man the first half of last season, then went more zone in the second half, but we�ll try to keep teams guessing more within the game. We�re faster and bigger, so I think we also have to look for opportunities to score in transition more than in the past. We�re also working on an offense that gives the coaches more control, but still gives the players freedoms and options within that offense.�
The last couple seasons have created excitement for the next couple. How do you view that?
�Hopefully, everybody�s focused on this year. We have some seniors who will lead us very well, and they only have one year left, but, yes, there is an excitement. We have a goal of winning that (first) sectional (in school history), and when we get to the tournament, that will be a focus, but we have to understand that we have to have growth during the season to help make that vision come true. I think we�ve made some noise for a smaller school, but we�ve added some bigger schools to our schedule, and we also have to recognize that we might have our opponents� attention more than in the past.�
Elkhart Christian boys basketball
By the numbers
Combined career points for Cory Waycaster (571) and Ryan Kupferschmid (479), easily the most ever by a pair of Elkhart County classmates through their sophomore seasons. The previous mark was 918 by twin brothers Ross (521) and Rex (397) Krider for Middlebury in the 1954-55 and �55-56 seasons.
Combined points by Kupferschmid (355), Waycaster (295) and Kenny Bearss (157) last season, most ever for an Elkhart County sophomore trio, bettering the 767 by Ross Krider (338), Rex Krider (235) and Wayne Lambright (194) for 18-7 Middlebury in 1955-56.
No. Player Pos. Ht. Yr.
3 Kenny Bearss G 5-11 Jr.
10 Michael Craft G 5-11 Jr.
12 Austin Buckles C 6-5 Sr.
20 Jude Allen F 6-4 So.
22 Ryan Kupferschmid F 6-2 Jr.
23 Cory Waycaster F 6-4 Jr.
24 Tanner Watson F 6-2 Jr.
30 Jack Walters F 6-1 Sr.
32 Steve Weaver G 6-0 So.
40 Tyler VanArsdale C 6-3 Sr.
44 Jon Anderson C 6-3 Jr.
Coach: Ryan Culp (139-101 in 11 seasons overall; 21-20 in 2 seasons at Elkhart Christian; 118-81 in 9 seasons at Concord).
Assistants: Troy Eichelberger, Dan Bearss, Drew Richey, Jed Long.
27 � at Memorial (North Side Gym). 30 � at Hamilton.
4 � Prairie Heights. 7 � at New Prairie. 15 � Bethany Christian Holiday Tournament (vs. Lakeland Christian, 10 a.m., followed by Bethany vs. SB Trinity; consolation 4 p.m.; championship 7:30 p.m.).
3 � at Triton. 4 � at Lakeland Christian. 8 � SB St. Joseph. 12 � Oregon-Davis. 15 � at Culver Academy. 19 � at Howe. 22 � Bremen. 26 � Lakewood Park. 29 � Jimtown.
1 � Bethany Christian. 8 � at SB Trinity. 16 � at Argos. 19 � Central. 22 � at FW Canterbury.
Returning Leaders
2011-12 Averages
Points: Ryan Kupferschmid 16.9*, Cory Waycaster 14.0, Kenny Bearss 9.2, Tyler VanArsdale 4.5.
Rebounds: Kupferschmid 8.7*, VanArsdale 5.1, Waycaster 4.1.
Assists: Waycaster 2.2*, Bearss 2.2, VanArsdale 1.1.
Steals: Bearss 2.1*, Waycaster 1.7, Kupferschmid 1.1.
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He was born in Bamberg, a son of the late Johnnie Werner Hill and Faye Hutto Van Vleet.
A graduate of Providence High School, he was an Air Force veteran and a member of Providence United Methodist Church.
Mr. Hill was a former farmer, a former heavy equipment mechanic at Holly Hill Lumber Co., and retired from Holcim Cement. He built race cars and operated Hill's VW for many years.
Survivors include: His wife, Elizabeth Ann "Betty" Lane Hill; a daughter, Patricia Ann "Patti" Connor (Randall); sons, Claude Donald "Don" Hill (Sherri); grandchildren Megan H. Reiland (Matthew), James Eric Donald Hill (Becca), Elizabeth Ann Hill, Candis Faye Connor, Ethan William Conner; and great-grandchildren Jones Milledge Hill and Luke William Reiland.
Pallbearers were Jay Baker, Robert Baker, Arnold Hutto, William Hutto, Barry Hutto and Charlie Hutto.
Memorials may be made to Providence UMC, c/o Mrs. Gayle Rush, 4037 Vance Rd., Holly Hill, S.C. 29059.


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I work for my father and his partner for one Home Health (company A) in city C which has been running for 5 years now. My father, me and a few other people have setup another Home Health company B in city B. This company B has certification for non-skilled work in city D which company A doesn't have. Company A has the non-skilled certification in City C. Now because I operate both business I would like for them to share resources like Billing and Payroll.
Basically I would like the non-skilled part of company A to go to company B so that we can operate them more effectively. (The non-skilled part of the company doesn't have to follow the strict requirement for being under the skilled part)
So Company A would be skilled only having a branch in city D and company B would be have a branch in City C. What would be the best way to set this up without being unfair on any of the people involved.


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Dr. Jeffrey is a Professor of Radiology and Chief of Abdominal Imaging; and Dr. Dresser is an Assistant Professor of Radiology, Stanford University School of Medicine, Stanford, CA.
In the past decade, there has been considerable improvement in color Doppler sensitivity with an expanding array of transducer options and capabilities for hepatic imaging. Color Doppler imaging is often the initial technique of choice for the noninvasive assessment of abnormalities of the portal veins. 1-10 It is important to remember, however, that most hepatic vascular disorders are often not suspected clinically and are only diagnosed by imaging studies. This is due to the nonspecific clinical and laboratory abnormalities associated with most hepatic vascular lesions. Gray-scale imaging alone is inadequate for hepatic vascular diagnosis. Therefore, the routine use of color and spectral Doppler is essential in all hepatic sonograms. This article will address common abnormalities of the portal veins that can be detected readily with a combination of color and spectral Doppler.
Technique Optimization
In general, the greatest color Doppler sensitivity for imaging of the portal veins can be obtained by using the highest frequency transducer, which provides sufficient penetration to visualize the portal veins. In patients without cirrhosis, a 5- to 6-MHz curved array transducer is often the transducer of choice. Imaging the portal veins in cirrhotic patients may be quite challenging, and a 2.5-MHz transducer using 1.75 MHz Doppler frequency may be essential for adequate color Doppler sensitivity. In patients who are able to perform a 15 to 20 second breathhold, power Doppler imaging may also be quite useful. All potential abnormalities detected with color Doppler should be confirmed with spectral Doppler tracings with an angle correction <60º.
Portal Veins
Normal Anatomy, Physiology, and Anatomic Variants
In normal patients, the extrahepatic portal vein may range in size from 6 to 20 mm; however, in the vast majority of patients it is <13 mm. The portal vein may dilate in patients with cirrhosis or arterioportal fistulas, but rarely exceeds 2 cm in diameter. Patients with portal veins >2 cm, particularly if the dilatation is focal or fusiform in nature, may be thought to have portal venous aneurysms (Figure 1). 1
Normal antegrade flow in the portal veins is toward the liver (hepatopetal) and demonstrates a slightly undulating spectral tracing due to cardiac and respiratory motion (Figure 2). Angle-corrected spectral Doppler tracings of the main portal vein in normal fasting patients demonstrate mean flow typically ranging from 15 to 18 cm per second. 1 Experimental studies have shown that the right lobe of the liver is preferentially supplied by mesenteric flow and the left lobe of the liver by splenic flow. 7 Following a standard meal, there is a greater increase in portal flow to the left lobe than to the the right lobe. Postprandially the main portal vein velocity increases significantly. The diameter of the portal vein during quiet breathing in normal patients typically increases >20% with deep inspiration. This increase is typically dampened in patients with cirrhosis and portal hypertension. 1
Congenital Anomalies of the Portal Veins
Congenital anomalies of the portal veins include agenesis of the right or left branches, variations in the branching patterns of the main portal vein, congenital portal to hepatic venous communications, and aneurysms of the intra- or extrahepatic portal vein. 6 Awareness of the range of anatomic variants of the portal venous system is important when considering surgery or invasive procedures of the liver, including split liver transplantation in living related donors and TIPS procedures (transjugular intrahepatic portosystemic shunts). The most common congenital anomaly of the portal vein is agenesis of either the right or left main branches. In normal patients, the main portal vein divides into a right and left branch in the porta hepatis. The most common branching abnormality is a trifurcation, in which there is no normal right portal vein. The main portal vein trifurcates into the right anterior, right posterior, and left portal branches at the same level. Other branching anomalies include the right anterior branch arising from the left portal vein, or the right posterior branch arising from the main portal vein. Failure to recognize this anomaly may lead to inadvertent ligation of the left portal vein during liver donor surgery and/or surgical resection and result in extensive liver necrosis and hepatic insufficiency.
Portal venous aneurysms may be either congenital or acquired. Although in most instances they are of little clinical significance, rarely they may result in thrombosis and/or rupture.
Anatomic Variants in Portal Venous Flow
In approximately 2% of patients, portal venous flow is nonlaminar and appears in a swirled or helical fashion (Figure 3). 2 Helical flow may be seen relatively frequently as a transient finding following liver transplantation or TIPS procedure. 2 Many patients with helical flow in the portal vein have underlying portal hypertension, and this finding should prompt further evaluation in portosystemic shunts. 2
Abnormalities of the Portal Vein
Portal vein occlusion
There are numerous causes of portal vein occlusion, but the most common in clinical practice include in situ thrombosis and tumor invasion. 3 Thrombosis is often related to hypercoagulable states, pancreatitis, septic thrombosis (pyelephlebitis), or stagnant flow within the portal vein due to cirrhosis. In order to avoid misdiagnosis due to technical factors, portal vein occlusion suspected on the basis of color Doppler sonography should be confirmed with both power Doppler and spectral Doppler tracings, using low MHz transducers (2.5 MHz) for optimal penetration. In cirrhotic patients with stagnant portal venous flow, ultrasound may produce a false-positive finding of portal vein thrombosis, which can be demonstrated to be patent using contrast-enhanced MRI. Acute thrombosis may be relatively anechoic and, therefore, can be difficult to detect with confidence using gray-scale imaging alone (Figure 4).
Neoplastic invasion of the portal veins is seen most commonly in hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC), but may be due to other neoplasms, such as cholangiocarcinoma or pancreatic carcinoma. In patients with HCC, tumor invasion can be differentiated from bland thrombus by detection of arterial tracings with a retrograde flow pattern (Figures 5 and 6), 5 indicating tumor neovascularity extending caudally down the portal vein. Tumor invasion typically causes significant enlargement of the portal vein segment. In fact, any flow detected within the thrombus should indicate tumor invasion. Extension of intrahepatic tumor thrombus into the main portal vein carries a very poor prognosis, generally precluding surgical resection for cure. In addition, main portal vein involvement from HCC may influence the use of chemoembolization as a palliative maneuver.
Chronic occlusion of the portal vein may result in its fibrous obliteration, making it impossible to identify. The detection of numerous periportal collaterals has been termed cavernous transformation, which has a typical color Doppler appearance with a tangle of venous structures seen along the course of the hepatoduodenal and gastrohepatic ligaments (Figure 7). Venous collaterals may directly involve the wall of the gallbladder or bile duct. 1
The pulsatile portal vein
Markedly phasic or pulsatile flow in the portal vein may be seen in a variety of pathologic states, but it may also be a normal finding in very thin patients (Figure 8). Pulsatility of the portal vein has been reported in right heart failure, tricuspid regurgitation, constrictive pericarditis, cirrhosis, and hepatic arterioportovenous fistulas. There are numerous etiologies of arterioportal shunts including neoplasms, such as hepatomas; cirrhosis; trauma; congenital vascular malformations; and iatrogenic causes due to invasive procedures (Figure 9).
Portal hypertension
In patients with cirrhosis a variety of complex flow patterns in the portal vein may be seen in various stages of portal hypertension. Flow patterns in the portal vein are influenced by the degree of hepatic fibrosis, development of portosystemic collaterals, arterioportal shunts, and therapeutic intervention, such as TIPS and/or drug therapy with beta blockers to lower portal hypertension. Large paraumbilical collaterals in patients with cirrhosis may produce hyperdynamic flow states. Patients without paraumbilical collaterals may demonstrate markedly diminished or reversed (hepatofugal) flow or bi-directional flow. Because the gray-scale imaging features of cirrhosis are often subtle, demonstration of hepatofugal flow may be the only convincing sign of portal hypertension.
Reversal of Portal Venous Flow (Hepatofugal Flow)
Ralls 3 noted that, in patients with portal hypertension, reversal of flow within intrahepatic portal venous branches is actually more common than hepatofugal flow in the main portal vein. Reversal of flow in the right portal vein is noted in patients with large paraumbilical collaterals. Flow reversal in the left portal vein is associated both with reversal of flow in the coronary vein and with TIPS placement in the right portal vein. In some patients, hepatofugal flow in the portal vein may transiently reverse to hepatopetal flow postprandially, presumably due to significant increase in splanchnic flow.
Direct arterial communications with the portal veins via the arterioportal fistulas cause reversal of portal flow with a phasic waveform. Arterioportal fistulas may be due to tumors, invasive procedures, or congenital causes.
Color and spectral Doppler imaging of the portal veins offers a unique diagnostic opportunity to detect abnormalities of the portal veins. Because hepatic vascular disorders are infrequently suspected clinically and because of the limitations of gray-scale evaluation, color and spectral Doppler of the portal veins should be a routine component of hepatic sonography. *


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Taste: Honestly, I am not sure how to describe the taste of the sample I received. It was good and definitely refreshing but I could not figure out what it was. At some points I got a taste of apple and at other times I thought it was maybe a tropical fruit flavor. Regardless, I was pleasantly pleased with the taste, and it was certainly different from other pre-workouts Ive tried. I would not have any problem drinking this on a daily basis.
Energy/Focus: This is certainly a category everyone looks to when trying to pick a pre-workout. All I can say is that PES Enhanced delivers big time. Craze has always been my go to pre-workout, but Enhanced may have just changed that. For me, Enhanced gave a great focus and also uplifted my mood, which made me more excited and ready to lift. My stamina was fantastic whenever I took this and I felt like I could lift for hours. Usually I hate doing cardio after lifting, and usually split them up in the day, but whenever I took Enhanced I had the motivation, drive, and energy to continue working out and even bust out 30-40min of cardio. I always look for a pre-workout that will provide me with continuous energy rather than a sudden burst in the beginning only to die out at the end, and in category, Enhanced exceeded my expectations
Pump: I was not sure what to expect from Enhanced as far a pump went when I first took it. Im used to having a pre-workout and then if I really wanted to a pump, Id take something like Hemavol as well. However, with Enhanced, this would definitely not be necessary. I took Enhanced on an arm day specifically to test out how pumped it would get me, and it blew me away. Within a couple of minutes of working out my triceps and biceps the pump was almost unbearable. By the end of my workout my veins were popping everywhere. Insane. I have a never had a single pre-workout induce that kind of effect. As I said, a pre-workout AND a pump product together would often do that, but not a single product. I was definitely impressed. I cannot wait to see the ingredient profile once this drops to see what caused the insane pumps
Overall: I cannot wait for this to be released. I used to relying on one pre-workout solely due to the fact that nothing on the market really ever impresses me. Enhanced is going to be a game changer and a refreshing new product in the pre-workout category. I will definitely be using this product and would have no problem dropping money on multiple tubs, it will certainly be worth it. PES nailed it and once available, the pre-workout market will certainly be ENHANCED.


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