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Stages of Liver Cancer: What You Need to Know

Liver cancer is a complex condition that affects thousands of individuals globally. Understanding its stages is essential for early detection, effective treatment, and improved outcomes. In this comprehensive guide, we’ll explore the stages of liver cancer, their symptoms, diagnostic methods, and available treatment options. Whether you or a loved one is facing this diagnosis or seeking preventive knowledge, this article will provide valuable insights.

What is Liver Cancer?

Liver cancer occurs when abnormal cells in the liver grow uncontrollably, forming tumors. The liver, one of the largest organs in the body, plays a vital role in filtering toxins, producing bile for digestion, and storing essential nutrients. When cancer develops in this crucial organ, it can significantly impact overall health.

The most common type of liver cancer is hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC), which originates in the liver cells (hepatocytes). Other types include intrahepatic cholangiocarcinoma (bile duct cancer) and angiosarcoma, though these are less common.

Why is Staging Important?

Cancer staging is a critical step in the diagnostic process. It determines the extent of the disease, guides treatment decisions, and helps predict outcomes. For liver cancer, staging involves assessing:

Tumor size and number.

Spread to nearby blood vessels or organs.

Involvement of lymph nodes or distant sites (metastasis).

Proper staging ensures that patients receive the most appropriate care, from surgery to systemic therapies.

Overview of Liver Cancer Staging Systems

Liver cancer staging uses several systems, with the most common being:

American Joint Committee on Cancer (AJCC) TNM System: Focuses on tumor size (T), lymph node involvement (N), and metastasis (M).

Barcelona Clinic Liver Cancer (BCLC) Staging: Considers tumor stage, liver function, physical health, and cancer symptoms.

Okuda Staging System: Incorporates liver function tests and tumor burden.

Each system has unique criteria, but all aim to provide a clear picture of the disease progression.

Stage 0 (Very Early Stage)

Tumor Size: A single tumor measuring less than 2 cm.

Symptoms: Often asymptomatic, detected incidentally during imaging or routine tests.

Liver Function: Normal liver function with no significant impact on overall health.

Treatment Options:

Surgical Resection: Removal of the tumor while preserving healthy liver tissue.

Liver Transplantation: Ideal for patients with underlying liver disease (e.g., cirrhosis).

Ablative Therapies: Radiofrequency ablation (RFA) or microwave ablation (MWA) for non-surgical candidates.

Stage I (Early Stage)

Tumor Size: A single tumor larger than 2 cm but without vascular invasion.

Symptoms: Fatigue, mild discomfort in the upper abdomen.

Liver Function: Generally preserved, though mild impairments may be present.

Treatment Options:

Curative Approaches: Surgery remains the gold standard.

Localized Therapies: Ablative techniques and stereotactic body radiation therapy (SBRT).

Experimental Trials: Emerging treatments like immunotherapy may be considered.

Stage II (Intermediate Stage)

Tumor Characteristics: One or more tumors larger than 2 cm, with involvement of nearby blood vessels but no distant spread.

Symptoms: Noticeable weight loss, abdominal pain, and jaundice in some cases.

Liver Function: Moderate impairment, depending on underlying liver conditions.

Treatment Options:

Transarterial Chemoembolization (TACE): A minimally invasive procedure delivering chemotherapy directly to the tumor site.

Targeted Therapy: Drugs like sorafenib or lenvatinib may slow tumor growth.

Stage III (Advanced Stage)

Tumor Characteristics: Large tumors involving major blood vessels or nearby organs, without distant metastasis.

Symptoms: Severe abdominal pain, fluid buildup (ascites), and declining overall health.

Liver Function: Significantly impaired, requiring careful management.

Treatment Options:

Systemic Therapy: Combination of targeted therapy and immunotherapy.

Clinical Trials: Investigational drugs and therapies offering new hope.

Stage IV (End-Stage or Metastatic)

Tumor Characteristics: Cancer has spread to distant organs like the lungs or bones.

Symptoms: Intense pain, fatigue, and significant weight loss.

Liver Function: Severely compromised, leading to life-threatening complications.

Treatment Options:

Palliative Care: Focuses on relieving symptoms and improving quality of life.

Systemic Treatments: May include advanced immunotherapies or chemotherapy.

Supportive Therapies: Nutritional support, pain management, and psychological counseling.

Symptoms of Liver Cancer Across Stages

While symptoms vary by stage, common signs include:

Persistent fatigue.

Unexplained weight loss.

Yellowing of the skin and eyes (jaundice).

Swelling in the abdomen.

Loss of appetite and nausea.

Early detection through routine screenings and awareness of these symptoms can make a significant difference in outcomes.

Diagnostic Methods

Diagnosing liver cancer involves multiple tests:

Imaging Studies: Ultrasound, CT scans, and MRIs to visualize tumors.

Blood Tests: Alpha-fetoprotein (AFP) levels, indicative of liver cancer.

Biopsy: A sample of liver tissue examined under a microscope for cancer cells.

These tools help doctors accurately stage the disease and tailor treatments.

Prevention Tips for Liver Cancer

Preventing liver cancer involves addressing risk factors:

Vaccination: Against hepatitis B virus (HBV).

Lifestyle Choices: Avoid excessive alcohol, maintain a healthy weight, and eat a balanced diet.

Regular Screenings: For individuals at high risk, including those with hepatitis C or cirrhosis.

Avoid Toxins: Limit exposure to aflatoxins in food and harmful chemicals.

Conclusion

Liver cancer is a challenging diagnosis, but understanding its stages can empower patients and caregivers to make informed decisions. From early-stage curative treatments to advanced-stage palliative care, modern medicine offers hope at every phase. If you or a loved one is at risk, early screening and preventive measures are the keys to better outcomes.

For expert care and guidance, consider consulting with Action Cancer Hospital, a trusted name in oncology. Together, we can fight liver cancer with knowledge, support, and innovation.

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The City of Richmond is home to another large gambling facility operated by Great Canada Gaming Corporation

Rockibal Casino's existing revenue into Precival Casino's proximity.

The city of Richmond reiterated its opposition to the construction of a full-fledged gambling facility south of Fraser, and Richmond City Council was negative about the construction of a new entertainment facility before BCLC selected Delta as a priority.

Members against the establishment of a new casino in the Delta region On November 25, 2016, Richmond Council sent a report to BCLC and Delta Corporation suggesting that "the casinos in Delta should be far enough away from Richmond", further explaining that it was an idea to protect the existing riverlock casinos, considered a stable and sure source of revenue.

Richmond's letter opposing the construction of a new casino in the area has angered Delta lawmakers. Last September, Delta received preliminary approval to build a casino in Town and Country Inn. The BCLC explained that the corporation granted approval for Delta Town & Country In after hearing opinions from communities and municipalities.

BCLC also conducted a survey with third-party consultants to learn that the proposed site would generate revenue without hurting the profitability of other gambling facilities in Richmond, Surrey and New Westminster. BCLC's Chris Fairclaw explained that Gateway's casino proposal is to make the most of the market's potential, not "take it from my hand and give it to my right hand."

Recently, the BCLC sent a letter to the Delta Commission reminding it that to advance the Gateway's casino project, it should discuss Gateway's casino plans for the construction of casino/hotel complexes with affected municipalities within 5 km of the proposed gaming facility. Gateway's zoning application is expected to appear on the Delta Commission desk after the city holds several public meetings on the application. The first public meeting will run from February 1 to 8 at Harris.파워볼사이트

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A new model to estimate duration of survival in patients with hepatocellular carcinoma with BCLC intermediate stage

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바카라게임달러에서 1분기 총 게임 수익 5억

바카라게임 더 최근에는 BCLC[British Columbia Lottery Corporation]와 RGC[Responsible Gambling Council]가 SIGA와 함께 최고의 [RG 프로그램] 관행을 공유하고 매우 지원해왔기 때문에 우리는 매우 훌륭한 책임감 있는 게임 프로그램을 구현할 수 있었습니다.

SIGA에는 1,400명에 가까운 직원이 있습니다. 오늘 iGaming Ontario가 발표한 2023-2024 회계연도 1분기 시장 실적 보고서에 따르면 규제 온타리오 igaming 시장은 계속해서 성장하고 있습니다. 온타리오는 4월 1일부터 6월 30일까지 1분기 총 베팅액이 140억 달러를 기록했습니다. 총 베팅 금액에는 프로모션 베팅(보너스)이 포함되지 않습니다. 이는 4분기(2023년 1월 1일부터 3월 31일까지)의 139억 달러에서 증가한 것입니다.

온타리오주는 4분기 5억 2,600만 달러에서 1분기 총 게임 수익 5억 4,500만 달러를 기록했습니다. 총 게임 수익은 레이크 수수료, 토너먼트 및 기타 수수료를 포함한 총 현금 베팅에서 현금 베팅에서 파생된 플레이어 상금을 뺀 값을 의미합니다. 이 수치는 운영 비용이나 기타 부채를 고려하지 않은 것입니다.

현재 46개의 운영자가 온타리오에서 허가를 받아 71개의 게임 웹사이트를 운영하고 있습니다. 4분기에는 각각 44세와 75세였습니다.

그리고 920,000개의 활성 플레이어 계정은 월 평균 지출이 $197입니다. 4분기에 그 숫자는 101만 달러와 174달러였습니다.

보다 구체적으로 1분기에 카지노 게임(슬롯, 라이브 및 컴퓨터 기반 테이블 게임, P2P 빙고)은 총 베팅의 거의 116억 달러(83%)와 게임 수익의 72%(3억 9,200만 달러)를 차지했습니다.

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#Lottery #Latest #Business Top Key-players of "Lottery Market" in 2023 are-   #SAZKA_Group #Nanum_Lotto #INTRALOT #China_Welfare_Lottery #Ontario_Lottery #Magnum #Camelot_Group #Lotterywest #Connecticut_Lottery_Corporation #Mizuho_Bank_Ltd. #Minnesota_State_Lottery #Francaise_des_Jeux #BCLC #California_Lottery #Loto-Quebec #China_Sports_Lottery #MDJS #New_York_State_Lottery #Hong_Kong_Jockey_Club #Loterías_y_Apuestas_del_Estado #Caixa_Economica_Federal #The_Government_Lottery_Office #Singapore_Pools #Tennessee_Education_Lottery_Corporation #Florida_Lottery

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AIG Liver Conclave:   Hepatocellular Carcinoma (HCC) SymposiumNew BCLC staging vs the Indian HCC consensus statementLoco-regional therapies for HCC - Where we standSystemic therapy in HCC#AIGLiverConclave #AIGHospitals #AIGCares #Liver #LiverFailure #Hyderabad #India

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What Are the Stages of Liver Cancer? Comprehensive Guide to Diagnosis and Progression

Liver cancer is a complex disease that unfolds over several stages. Understanding these stages is crucial for effective treatment and care. This guide provides a deep dive into the stages of liver cancer, focusing on how the disease is diagnosed and progresses. Our goal is to equip you with a comprehensive overview of liver cancer's stages, from early diagnosis to the advanced stages, ensuring patients, caregivers, and healthcare professionals are well-informed.

What Is Liver Cancer? An Overview

Liver cancer originates in the liver cells, with hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC) being the most common type. Other types include intrahepatic cholangiocarcinoma and angiosarcoma. Identifying the specific type is critical, as each progresses differently and requires tailored treatment. Early diagnosis and intervention significantly improve outcomes, making awareness of liver cancer's progression essential.

Symptoms and Early Detection of Liver Cancer

The symptoms of liver cancer can vary widely, especially in its early stages. Some common symptoms include:

Unexplained weight loss

Persistent pain in the upper abdomen

Swelling or bloating

Yellowing of the skin and eyes (jaundice)

While these symptoms can indicate various conditions, they become critical signals for liver cancer screening when they persist. Detecting liver cancer early, before it spreads, significantly enhances treatment options and effectiveness.

The Importance of Staging in Liver Cancer Treatment

In liver cancer, staging is used to describe the size, spread, and extent of the disease. Understanding the stage of liver cancer is essential for doctors to design a personalized treatment plan. This staging system provides a snapshot of how advanced the cancer is and informs decisions on surgery, chemotherapy, radiation therapy, and other treatments.

The Liver Cancer Staging Systems

Liver cancer is staged using different systems, with two primary frameworks widely accepted:

The American Joint Committee on Cancer (AJCC) TNM System: This system considers Tumor (T) size, lymph Nodes (N) involvement, and Metastasis (M) to classify the cancer stage.

The Barcelona Clinic Liver Cancer (BCLC) Staging System: This system incorporates tumor characteristics, liver function, performance status, and treatment recommendations.

For a comprehensive approach, let's delve into each stage, examining how liver cancer progresses.

Stage I: Localized Liver Cancer

In Stage I, the cancer is still contained within the liver. It is typically a small tumor without any invasion into nearby blood vessels or lymph nodes. At this stage, liver cancer may not show noticeable symptoms, and it is often detected through routine imaging tests or liver function tests.

Characteristics: Single tumor, no blood vessel invasion.

Treatment Options: Surgical resection, ablation, or liver transplantation may be possible.

Prognosis: Early-stage liver cancer has a higher survival rate due to the limited spread.

Stage II: Cancer Begins to Spread Within the Liver

In Stage II, liver cancer begins to show signs of spreading. One or more tumors may be present, and cancer may start to invade nearby blood vessels. However, it is still localized within the liver.

Characteristics: Multiple small tumors or a single tumor with blood vessel involvement.

Treatment Options: Surgical resection or localized treatments like radiofrequency ablation and embolization.

Prognosis: Early intervention still offers a good prognosis, but monitoring is critical as the risk of spread increases.

Stage III: Advanced Liver Cancer in the Liver

In Stage III, liver cancer has advanced within the liver, affecting larger portions or multiple areas of the liver. This stage is divided into three subcategories:

Stage IIIA: Multiple large tumors or a single tumor that has invaded a major blood vessel.

Stage IIIB: Tumors have spread to nearby organs (excluding the gallbladder) or the liver’s outer layer.

Stage IIIC: Cancer has spread to nearby lymph nodes.

Treatment Options: Targeted therapies, chemotherapy, and palliative care. Surgery may not be an option if the cancer has spread significantly.

Prognosis: The prognosis at this stage is more challenging, but treatments focus on slowing progression and managing symptoms.

Stage IV: Metastatic Liver Cancer

Stage IV represents the most advanced phase of liver cancer, where the disease has metastasized, spreading beyond the liver to other parts of the body such as the lungs, bones, or other organs. This stage is often further classified into IVA and IVB:

Stage IVA: Cancer has spread to distant lymph nodes.

Stage IVB: Cancer has spread to other organs beyond the liver.

Characteristics: Metastasis to multiple organs, distant lymph nodes, and tissues.

Treatment Options: Systemic treatments such as chemotherapy, immunotherapy, and palliative care to manage symptoms and improve quality of life.

Prognosis: The prognosis is often poor due to the extensive spread, but treatments aim to manage symptoms and improve the patient's comfort and quality of life.

How Is Liver Cancer Diagnosed? Essential Tests and Procedures

Detecting liver cancer requires a combination of imaging studies, lab tests, and sometimes biopsies. The primary diagnostic tools include:

Ultrasound: Initial imaging for any suspected liver abnormalities.

CT Scan and MRI: Provide detailed images to assess the size and spread of tumors.

Biopsy: A tissue sample may be taken to confirm the presence and type of cancer.

Blood Tests: Markers like alpha-fetoprotein (AFP) can suggest liver cancer when elevated.

Early and accurate diagnosis is essential for effective treatment planning, and regular screenings are recommended for individuals at high risk of liver cancer, such as those with chronic hepatitis or cirrhosis.

Treatment Options Across Stages

Stage-Dependent Treatments: Liver cancer treatment varies by stage. Surgical options are often viable in earlier stages, while later stages may focus on systemic treatments and palliative care.

Surgical Resection: Removing part of the liver affected by cancer.

Liver Transplant: Suitable for patients with limited cancer spread.

Localized Therapies: Ablation, embolization, and radiation are often used in early to mid-stages.

Targeted Therapy and Immunotherapy: Used in advanced stages to slow cancer growth and enhance the immune response.

Each treatment plan is highly individualized, taking into account the stage, liver function, and overall health.

Risk Factors and Prevention

The risk factors for liver cancer include chronic hepatitis B or C infection, alcohol-related liver disease, nonalcoholic fatty liver disease, and certain genetic conditions. Preventative measures include:

Regular Screenings: For high-risk individuals.

Vaccination: Against hepatitis B.

Lifestyle Adjustments: Reducing alcohol intake, maintaining a healthy weight, and managing liver conditions.

Living with Liver Cancer: Support and Resources

Managing liver cancer requires comprehensive support, from medical treatment to emotional and psychological care. Patients benefit from a strong support network, access to counseling, and community resources that provide assistance and guidance throughout treatment and recovery.

Conclusion: Navigating Liver Cancer Stages and Treatment

Liver cancer presents unique challenges, but understanding its stages empowers patients and their families to make informed decisions. From early detection to advanced care, awareness and timely intervention can make a significant difference. For those diagnosed, working closely with a healthcare team is essential to explore all treatment options, manage symptoms, and maintain quality of life.

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Virtual reality technology has been embraced by the gambling industry

Many people are concerned that the development of new technologies will pose a greater risk to the development of morbid gambling, and remain concerned. Needless to say, gambling-related issues are now gaining public attention as many people find themselves trapped in excessive gambling. The government invests millions of dollars in various campaigns to combat gambling problems.

Not long ago, Casino Reports discovered that British Columbia is considering releasing VR games. But while some worry that innovative VR technology could deepen gambling-related problems among players, others have already found ways to benefit from advances in new technologies and that people can use to address gambling addiction. Since last year, Stephan Boucherard, the research chair of Clinical Cyber Psychology in Canada, has been trying to develop a special program to combat gambling addiction.

Virtual reality casino to solve gambling problems What's unusual about Bouchard's program is that it uses controversial VR technology to run against players' uncontrollable urge to continue gambling. Scientists have been studying VR for years. This treatment uses Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT). In fact, this treatment reproduces the sights, sounds, and behaviors of gambling in a virtual reality environment that relieves specific cravings.

By stimulating these cravings, Buschars have access to the basic instincts that come when someone is close to an addictive activity. The study also found that these cravings do not lead to losing control, but are even clinically useful. The therapist explained that VR-induced cravings helped him work with people while their thoughts were controlled by emotions.파워볼사이트

He also explained that VR technology can reproduce similar environments as in real casinos. That's the key to releasing these emotions that trigger gambling impulses. Dr. Bouchard added that slot machines are one of the most popular gambling activities and are also the most dangerous. Slot machines give players the feeling of being "too close" to a life-changing prize.

The New Horizons In Responsible Gambling Conference will be held in Vancouver on February 14 and will be hosted by the British Columbia Lottery Corporation (BCLC) and will be presented by Dr. Stephen Buschard.

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The suspense is almost over as one lucky Vancouver Island resident has stepped forward to claim the jaw-dropping $55 million Lotto Max jackpot that was drawn.

BCLC says the winner has claimed the prize after matching all seven numbers in the Feb. 28 draw and will be revealed Tuesday at an event at Elements Casino.

Whoever they are, the newly minted millionaire will hold the record for the largest in Vancouver Island history, surpassing previous wins like Campbell River resident Dave Rennie’s $35.7 million Lotto Max jackpot in 2011.

People living on the north end of the Saanich Peninsula have been abuzz about who may have won the lottery, whether they’re from Vancouver Island, and whether the winner would wait out the one-year deadline or come forward sooner.

The winner will be presented with customary prizes at the Tuesday event at around 11:15 a.m. at Elements Casino in View Royal.

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SOLUTION AT Academic Writers Bay This paper contains 6 questions in TWO sections: Sections A and B Answer THREE questions only: – You must answer at least ONE question from Section A and ONE question from Section B. Word Count: 2,500 words in total SECTION A – Essay-Type Questions Question 1 In Bratton Seymour Service Co Ltd v Oxborough [1992] BCLC 693, Steyn LJ stated that upon registration, by virtue of the then section 14 – today section 33 CA 2006 – the articles of association become a statutory contract between a company and members. It has, however, its own distinctive features that make them different from a common law contract. Discuss critically the special nature of this statutory contract. Question 2 -If people choose to conduct their affairs through the medium of corporations, they are taking advantage of the fact that in law those corporations are separate legal entities, whose property and actions are in law not the property or actions of their incorporators or controlling shareholders- (Browne-Wilkinson V-C in Tate Access Floors Inc v Boswell [1991] Ch 512 at 531). In the light of the above scenario critically evaluate the concept of piercing the veil of incorporation and its modern days applicability. Question 3 The separation between ownership and control has caused that, in certain companies, members do not control the day-to-day decisions made in the business. Critically discuss whether this separation has granted excessive powers to directors. Question 4 ‘In 1997, the Law Commission recommended that the common law action be replaced with a statutory derivative procedure with more modern, flexible and accessible criteria for determining whether a shareholder may bring a statutory derivative claim under Part 11 of the Companies Act 2006’. Critically discuss the above statement in light of the 2006 reform as well the common law derivative action. Question 5 ‘The UK Company law pre-1985 position did not seek to aid companies experiencing financial difficulties. This was radically changed by the Insolvency Act 1985, now found in the Insolvency Act 1986, which have introduced pro-rescue procedures’. Critically discuss the above statement. SECTION B – Problem-Solving Questions Question 6 At a recent board meeting, the directors of Genesis plc discussed several potential transactions, whose lawfulness has raised concerns amongst members. These are the main matters: Robert, who chairs the remuneration committee, recommended that all directors of Genesis plc be provided with a £6,000 payment when they leave office. This term would be added to the directors’ service contracts as they were renewed. Robert notes that his contract is due for renewal in a few months’ time and, to demonstrate his long-term commitment to Genesis plc, he states that he would be willing to sign a five-year contract. The board discussed the need to build new offices and Ray stated that he found a suitable piece of land, whose price was £200,000, upon which a new building could be built. Ray did not disclose, though, that the land was owed by his wife. If the sale went ahead, Ray would receive a £20,000 commission. The board has authorised Rishi, a renowned businessman, to negotiate and conclude a supply agreement, that would involve luxurious furniture, with LuxFurniture Ltd. However, unbeknownst to Genesis’s board, Rishi is a major shareholder in LuxFurniture Ltd. Rishi informed the board of LuxFurniture Ltd that, if they followed his instructions, he could secure a contract with Genesis plc. Discuss the lawfulness of the above transactions. Discuss what steps could be taken to avoid a possible breach of the law. KEY POINTS You must be able to show that you have a fundamental understanding of the topics and are able to discuss and critically analyse elements which are central to the questions. The focus of this assignment is on critical analysis, rather than research skills, and therefore you are not required to provide referencing (footnotes).

You must, however, recall relevant authorities in-text (statutes, case law etc.). Everything that goes beyond the word limit, it will not be considered. Given the tight word count, students should ensure they utilise an efficient structure in addressing this task. Please indicate which question you are answering by providing a heading. Please include word count after each section. CLICK HERE TO GET A PROFESSIONAL WRITER TO WORK ON THIS PAPER AND OTHER SIMILAR PAPERS CLICK THE BUTTON TO MAKE YOUR ORDER Related posts: Needing paper by 8/29/21, two questions answered each with 7 Write my essay on: Needing paper by 8/29/21, two questions answered each Write my essay on: Final paper 2 questions | Applied Sciences homework Duration: 24 hour Take-Away Paper Candidates must attempt ALL questions.

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And, the Hipsters. Fast food corporate x Pennywise ! McPenny? Penny Donald? I was helping BC lottery corporation to design and produce a fake game demo to test out one of their concepts they want to test out in bars and restaurants. The idea was a betting game where 2 teams of characters are fighting against each other and you bet on either which team or which character wins. For the demo they wanted it to be Hipsters VS Corporates. We ended up staying away from the Horror reference and lean him more toward the Donald Trump feel. #hipsterstyle #hipsters #bclc #bclotto #gamedemo #demogame #concept #design #animation #characterdesign #sketch #vancouver #microbrewery #craftbeer #mustache #hipstermustache #oversizeglasses #vintage #vintagecamera https://www.instagram.com/p/CATh6j7Aoca/?igshid=189vdfv01vw7l