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I made an appointment but was told after I arrived he would not see me because I was under Covered California insurance. I asked how much the visit would be without insurance and was told $95. I said I would pay for the full price of the visit since I was already there. He saw me and eventually refused my payment of the quoted $95 and said he would bill my insurance and let me know what happened. After not receiving word for several weeks I called his billing department and was told I owe $176.00 now since the Doctor bills insurance more than the non-insured. Now I have to pay almost twice as much for a 10 minute office visit in which half the time I spent listening to the Dr. complain about Blue Shield and the new contract offer. A very big two thumbs down for Dr. Andre Yousefia
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Many common types of allergies can be confirmed with the use of skin testing. But many people may not realize how and why skin testing is used, or think that this procedure is painful and inconvenient. In truth, skin testing is now more accurate than ever, and it need not be painful or an ordeal.
Skin testing is used to diagnose immediate-type hypersensitivity allergy. This is the most common type of allergic reaction. In this type of allergy, symptoms occur very quickly after you are exposed to certain allergens. The body responds to allergens by producing certain kinds of proteins, called immunoglobulin E (IgE) antibodies. Antibodies are proteins that the body produces to fight off foreign invaders. One way to test a person for allergies is to measure the level of IgE antibodies in the blood. A simpler, more definitive way is to see whether exposure to certain allergens provokes a local response. This is the purpose of skin testing.
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Skin testing involves the use of allergens—substances that provoke an allergic response. These might be types of pollen found in your area, as well as dust mites, mold, cockroach debris, animal hair and food. Extracts are made of common allergens such as these and are placed just beneath the surface of the skin. After a certain amount of time has elapsed, a person who is sensitive to a substance will have a red, raised bump appear on their skin where certain extracts were placed. This positive result as well as the findings of the physical examination and medical history are used by your doctor to identify whether you are allergic to that substance. A positive skin test by itself does not confirm whether the substance is causing your symptoms. Skin testing may be done by one of the two methods described below.
The Percutaneous Method. In one method of skin testing, a drop of each allergen extract is placed on the skin. Then the topmost layer of skin under the drops is lightly broken by pricking, puncturing, or scratching.This allows the extract to seep into the skin. Sometimes the drops are placed directly on one or more needles or clusters of needles. This method, called the percutaneous method, is usually done on the patient's lower arm or back.
The Intercutaneous Method. The second method of skin testing involves injecting the allergen extract under the first few layers of skin. This is done with a syringe and a very fine needle.
One of the advantages of this method over the percutaneous method is that it is more sensitive—more often positive. It has the drawback, though, of yielding more false-positive results than the percutaneous method. A false-positive result is one that shows a reaction to an extract when the patient does not develop any symptoms on exposure to that allergen.
What Do the Results Show?
Once the allergen extracts have been placed on the skin, the doctor or nurse looks for signs of an allergic response. This appears in the form of a red, raised lump, or wheal, surrounded by a red, inflamed area, or flare. The exact size of the wheal and flare shows how allergic you are to that allergen. Usually, with a percutaneous test, the raised area must be at least 3 mm (about one-tenth of an inch) across to indicate a positive reaction. With an intracutaneous test, an even larger reaction is required.
A positive test only shows that you are allergic to the allergen. It does not necessarily mean that you will have symptoms on exposure to that allergen, or that allergen is a cause of your symptoms. Indeed, you may have positive skin tests, and your disease may be non-allergenic.
Since they are less sensitive, positive percutaneous skin tests are more closely related with your actually having symptoms (clinical sensitivity) than are the more sensitive intracutaneous tests. That is why it is important to have a physician with training in allergy performing and interpreting your skin tests.
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Skin testing methods are more reliable now than in the past. At one time, it was found that the extracts used in skin testing varied greatly in how active they were in producing an allergic response. Even extract samples labeled as having the same strength were found to have different levels of activity. This finding greatly reduced the usefulness of skin testing in the opinion of many doctors.
Today, these problems have been corrected to a large extent. Now, standardized extracts have been developed for many allergens. Efforts are still underway to improve the standardization of food allergen extracts. Extracts made from these allergens tend to be less stable than other types of extracts.
How Can Skin Testing Help Me?
There is no reason to dread skin testing. This is an easy method to find out what specific substances are causing your allergies. It takes little time and causes only minor discomfort.
By pinpointing the specific allergens causing your allergy symptoms, your doctor can tailor your treatment to your particular case. For instance, if you have allergies only during a certain time of year, you may have an allergy to a specific kind of grass pollen. You may be able to use a medication to control your symptoms during the season when this grass is blooming. If you are allergic to substances that are present year round, such as dust or animal hair, you can take steps to limit your exposure to those allergens.
In other cases, your doctor may advise immunotherapy, or allergy shots. This treatment uses a serum containing minute amounts of the specific substances to which you are known to be allergic. Over time, your immune system's response to these allergens can be lessened by getting injections at regular intervals.
Whatever course of action you and your doctor decide to take, skin testing can provide valuable information about how your body responds to allergens. Armed with this knowledge, together you and your doctor can work out a treatment plan to keep your allergies under control.
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The Wrap Up: Quentin Tarantino Confirms 'The Hateful Eight,' Teases a Science-Fiction Idea
ScreenCrush wraps up the latest in movies and TV you might have missed. Today, Quentin Tarantino confirms his next project, 'The Jungle Book' casts two noteworthy actors, and Homer Simpson himself appears at Comic-Con.
FEATURED: Quentin Tarantino confirms 'The Hateful Eight' and expresses his interest in making a science-fiction movie.
If you had asked me a few years ago I would have said: "Nah, not really, I don't know." But i have a little idea right now. It's a little flower, you know, like a bean sprout, but those tend to grow into stalks. So this is the first time I'll be able to say "maybe". It won't be a spaceship sci-fi, it'll be Earthbound.
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Ellen DeGeneres, who voiced the forgetful Dory in the 2003 Disney flick, announced the news this morning.
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"They say I'm one of the 5 top contenders to play the part of Dory," Ellen joked on her show today. "No, I will be Dory again, which is the most fun in the world. Actually the entire sequel is about Dory. The name of the movie is 'Finding Dory.'"
Check out her whole announcement above -- it's pretty hilarious.
In a separate press release, Disney revealed a few more tidbits about the flick, which will dive into theaters November 25, 2015.
The movie will take place one year after the first one -- and will feature returning characters like Marlin, Nemo and the Tank Gang.
The release teases "a host of new characters, including a few who will prove to be a very important part of Dory's life."
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Maggie comes to the 2nd Mass after spending a difficult time with Pope's misfit gang. But it's just the latest emotional scar for a woman who has endured and overcome all the worst life could throw at her. Maggie is strong, tough and fearless. She remains cool under pressure and has impeccable aim with a gun; but she's also a good friend who offers a helping hand whenever needed.
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A bookish history professor from Cambridge, Massachusetts, Tom Mason probably never imagined he would one day be putting his extensive knowledge of military tactics to use in an actual war, much less one being waged against an occupying force from another world. Tom will do everything he can to protect his three sons: Hal, Matt and the recently rescued Ben. Despite having only an academic understanding of military history, Tom is named second in command of the 2nd Massachusetts, a makeshift regiment assigned to protect several hundred survivors, with their military commander, Weaver. Tom quickly proves himself a strong leader, but his fate after Season One remains a mystery. The last we see Tom, he is boarding an alien craft – surrendering himself in attempt to save his son Ben.
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Anne is a pediatrician who lost her only child in the initial attack, a tragedy she has yet to face fully. She pours herself into her work as a doctor for the 2nd Mass, doing what she can to help the survivors cope both physically and emotionally with their situation.. But beneath her sturdy exterior, Anne continues to be haunted by the death of her son in ways few can understand. Anne develops a close friendship with Tom as a result of their shared tragedy. She also takes Lourdes, a young first-year med student, under her wing to help out in the makeshift clinic. Together, they discover new things about the anatomy of the enemy: how to kill them, how to remove children from their harnesses, and most shockingly – that the Skitters themselves were once victims of harness control.
Captain Weaver
Will Patton
Captain Weaver is a tough rattlesnake-of-a-soldier, with a no-nonsense attitude and little patience for babysitting civilians. As commander of the 2nd Mass, Weaver puts his military skills and experience to good use. But in this war, he is facing issues for which no training could ever prepare him. Like many of the survivors, Weaver has faced personal loss, but he keeps that story buried underneath a dogged determination to kill the enemy every chance he gets.
Hal Mason
Drew Roy
Tom's oldest son, Hal, has made his father proud by growing quickly into manhood during the months since the invasion. Before their world was torn apart, Hal was an athletic and popular kid destined for success. Now he fights alongside his father as a member of the 2nd Mass. Although Hal can be impulsive under fire, he proves himself both brave and confident in the field. Having gone to great lengths to rescue his brother Ben from the Skitters, Hal now appreciates how much his family truly means and steps up to help any way he can. He grieves for the loss of his girlfriend Karen, but in a world occupied by hostile aliens, love has to come second to basic survival.
John Pope
Colin Cunningham
John Pope, the leader of a band of marauders, introduces himself to the 2nd Mass by taking a group of hostages and offering to exchange their freedom for weapons. For reasons known only to him, this smart, resourceful and charismatic ex-con takes great pleasure in killing Skitters, even hunting them like wild game. A shameless opportunist, Pope considers the invasion the best thing that ever happened to him. Despite all his questionable motives, Pope remains a powerful member of the 2nd Mass.
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The spikes on Ben's back aren't the only thing different about him since being rescued from the Skitters - Ben's senses have become sharper since being harnessed, and his strength has greatly increased, all of which has made him an exceptional soldier. Ben's brothers are still adjusting to the fact that Ben isn't the bookworm he used to be, but they are happy to have him back.
Matt Mason
Maxim Knight
Tom's youngest son, 8-year-old Matt, has been forced by circumstances to face the kind of loss and upheaval no child should ever have to confront. Matt desperately wishes for everything to go back to normal. He struggles to understand why he can't have all the things his brothers had when they were his age, like a birthday party or a new skateboard. Despite being too young to join the fight alongside his father and brother, Matt wants to help, even if it means going against his father's wishes.
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Maggie comes to the 2nd Mass after spending a difficult time with Pope's misfit gang. But it's just the latest emotional scar for a woman who has endured and overcome all the worst life could throw at her. Maggie is strong, tough and fearless. She remains cool under pressure and has impeccable aim with a gun; but she's also a good friend who offers a helping hand whenever needed.
Mpho Koaho
Anthony is one of the best fighters in the 2nd Mass. He previously served as a Boston police officer. Anthony is a crack shot with a rifle and always eager to volunteer for even the most dangerous missions. But he's also a good enough soldier to know when it's time to sit cool and wait for the enemy to make a mistake.
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Lourdes is a young college student whose pre-med education was cut short by the alien invasion; she now helps Anne as a medic for the 2nd Mass.
Noah Wyle
Tom Mason
Noah Wyle is best known for his award-winning work as Dr. John Carter on ER, which aired for 15 seasons on NBC. He received five Emmy® and three Golden Globe® nominations for his performance on the show.
Wyle has previously worked with TNT on The Librarian series of movies. Prior to that, he played Steve Jobs in TNT's Emmy-nominated movie Pirates of Silicon Valley. Wyle's feature film credits include White Oleander, Enough, Donnie Darko, The Myth of Fingerprints, Swing Kids and A Few Good Men.
Wyle is involved in numerous issue-oriented initiatives, including serving as national spokesperson for Cover the Uninsured Week, an unprecedented effort to bring awareness to the 44 million Americans who have no health coverage. His other philanthropic involvement includes work with Doctors of the World, Human Rights Watch and Best Friends Animal Sanctuary. Wyle is also very involved and devoted to the theatre, serving as creative producer of the award-winning Blank Theatre Company.
Moon Bloodgood
Anne Glass
Moon Bloodgood has enjoyed success in all aspects of film and television. For her performance as Dr. Anne Glass in TNT's Falling Skies, Bloodgood earned a Saturn Award nomination for Best Actress, one of four nominations the show has received. Prior to Falling Skies, Bloodgood starred in the Warner Bros. blockbuster Terminator Salvation, opposite Christian Bale and Sam Worthington, as well as in the George Tillman Jr. revenge thriller Faster, alongside Dwayne Johnson and Billy Bob Thornton. She also appeared in a three-episode arc of the series Burn Notice and appeared in the 2012 Sundance Audience Award winner The Sessions, alongside John Hawkes, Helen Hunt and William H. Macy.
Bloodgood started her career as a professional dancer, landing a coveted spot to join the LA Laker Girls team. From there, her love for hip-hop led to touring gigs with such superstar musical acts as Prince, Brandi, and the rock band Offspring. She then turned to modeling, working for cosmetic giants Revlon®, L'Oreal® and Avon®. Famed photographer David LaChapelle shot her Diesel campaign, and soon after, she was featured in both the Adidas® and Nike® Woman campaigns. Bloodgood was also featured in People magazine's "World's Most Beautiful" issue in 2006 and again in 2009.
Bloodgood made her film debut in the DreamWorks film Win A Date With Ted Hamilton. Soon after, she starred opposite Ashton Kutcher in Disney's A Lot Like Love, followed by Eight Below, co-starring Paul Walker and directed by Frank Marshall. Next, she transitioned into television with roles on two highly regarded shows. First, she starred in the ABC series Daybreak, opposite Taye Diggs. Then she played the female lead in the NBC series Journeyman, opposite Kevin McKidd.
Bloodgood resides in Los Angeles with her husband and daughter.
Will Patton
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Will Patton has worked extensively in theatre and film. He can be seen on the big screen this year starring opposite Abbie Cornish in David Riker's feature, The Girl and You Can't Win based on the novel by Jack Black. Audiences recently saw him in Kelly Riechardt's film festival favorite Meeks Crossing, alongside Michelle Williams and Paul Dano. His other recent films include Antoine Fuqua's Brooklyn's Finest; The Fourth Kind, with Milla Jovovich; American Violet, with Alfre Woodard; and Wendy and Lucy, also with Michelle Williams.
Patton's past credits include Michael Winterbottom's critically acclaimed A Mighty Heart, starring Angelina Jolie; Princess Ka'iulani, with Q'orianka Kilcher; and The Loss of a Teardrop Diamond, written by Tennessee Williams. He also starred opposite John Travolta and Thomas Jane in the Lions Gate feature The Punisher, based on the Marvel Comic. Patton has also turned in memorable performances in such features as The Mothman Prophecies, Remember the Titans, Armageddon, Gone In 60 Seconds, Entrapment and The Postman, as well as Trixie, Breakfast Of Champions and Jesus's Son.
Patton was directed by Martin Scorsese in After Hours and Nicholas Roeg in Cold Heaven. He has starred in several independent films that have enjoyed success at the major film festivals, including The Rapture, In The Soup, The Paint Job, Toll Booth and The Spitfire Grill, which won the Audience Award at the 1996 Sundance Film Festival.
In 1998, Patton won the award for Best Actor at the Newport International Film Festival for his work in OK Garage (aka All Revved Up). He has blended appearances in these smaller pictures with major studio releases, such as Inventing The Abbotts, The Client, Fled, Copycat, Desperately Seeking Susan, A Shock To The System, Everybody Wins and No Way Out.
Patton also starred for two seasons in the highly acclaimed television series The Agency on CBS. He was seen in TNT's Into The West, executive-produced by Steven Spielberg, and played Det. Walker on CBS's Numb3rs.
Patton has recorded more than 50 audio books and won two 2012 Audie awards for his narration of Feast Day of Fools by James Lee Burke and Alas, Babylon by Pat Frank. His other works including Deliverance by James Dickey, 20 additional titles by James Lee Burke, the 50th Anniversary release of Jack Kerouac's On The Road, Denis Johnson's Train Dreams and Tree Of Smoke, Al Gore's The Assault On Reason and Charles Frazier's Nightwoods and Thirteen Moons. He has also been the recipient of the Audie award for Best Male Narrator.
No stranger to theatre, Patton played the leading role in Sam Shepard's A Lie Of The Mind. His performances in Richard Foreman's What Did He See and Shepard's Fool For Love earned him two prestigious Obie Awards as Best Actor. He starred in the world premiere of Don DeLillo's Valparaiso at the A.R.T.(American Repertory Theatre) in Boston and he was also seen heading an ensemble cast in Denis Johnson's Shoppers Carried By Escalators Into The Flames at the Vineyard Theatre in New York.
Drew Roy
Hal Mason
Drew Roy is one to watch, especially given the attention his performance in TNT's Falling Skies has garnered. In the show's third season, his character's struggles with an evil version of himself is certain to be a storyline that will have fans clinging to the edge of their seats. Roy is also recognized for his co-starring role in the acclaimed motion picture Secretariat, in which he co-starred with Diane Lane and John Malkovich in Secretariat.
Roy was able to capture the hearts of many young ladies with his significant role in the final season of Hannah Montana, playing the love interest to Miley Cyrus. Additional credits include guest-starring roles on Greek, Lincoln Heights and iCarly.
An Alabama native, Roy was discovered at a party in Atlanta by a Los Angeles-based manager. He was planning to go to college but instead decided to move to Los Angeles and give acting a try. He moved with five of his best friends, all of whom were in a band together.
Colin Cunningham
John Pope
California native Colin Cunningham has made an underground name for himself with his complex and captivating characters. In addition to TNT's Falling Skies, Cunningham has recently been seen on the CBS series Flashpoint, the TNT series Perception, and recently starred in Lifetime's The Eleventh Victim.
Cunningham has been a series lead on the shows The Collector (Chum TV) and the critically acclaimed series Da Vinci's Inquest (CBC). In 2011, Cunningham received two Gemini Award nominations, Best Performance by an Actor in a Featured Role or Guest Role in a Comedic Series for his work in HBO Canada's Living in Your Car and Best Performance by an Actor in a Guest Role, Dramatic Series for Flashpoint.
On the big screen, Cunningham has been pursued by Arnold Schwarzenegger in The Sixth Day (Columbia Pictures) and put his life on the line for Jennifer Garner in Elektra (20th Century Fox). He has also appeared in multiple indie favorites, including comedic turns in Best in Show (Warner Bros.) and Breakfast with Scott (Regent Releasing). In 2009, Cunningham made a name for himself as a director when he (along with actor/producer Madison Graie) made the short list for an Academy Award nomination, for their filmCentrigrade.
Although a relatively new name in the United States, Cunningham has dominated the Canadian scene for years. He has been nominated for 12 Leo Awards, including three wins, in 2008 for Best Director for a Short Drama and Best Performance by a Male in a Short Drama for Centrigrade, as well as in 2004 for Dramatic Series: Best Guest Performanceby a Male for Da Vinci's Inquest. Cunningham has also directed several award-winning music videos and was nominated for Best Emerging Directorat the 2008 Vancouver International Film Festival.
Connor Jessup
Ben Mason
Writer, producer, director and actor Connor Jessup recently starred on the big screen as the lead role in the independent film Blackbird, in which he plays an angry and troubled teenage boy who is wrongfully accused and arrested for a crime he did not commit. He ends up in juvenile detention where he quickly realizes the changes he will need to make if he wants to survive. The film premiered at Toronto International Film Festival, and the performance earned him the "Rising Star" accolade from the festival.
Also named one of Variety's "Actors to Watch" in their Power of Youth issue, he is currently filming the leading role in the indie Skating to New York. Produced by Wendy Japhet and directed by Charles Minsky, the film is about five teenage hockey players from a small town in Canada that seek adventure by crossing Lake Ontario on skates.
His producing credits include the independent film Amy George, which played at the Toronto International Film Festival last year. The independent film, shot in the spring of 2010, follows a 13-year-old boy's quest to become an artist. Jessup also completed the short film Something, which he wrote, directed, produced, and edited. Something follows 10-year-old Jack as he struggles to find beauty in life after he survives the collapse of the human existence. He also wrote, directed and produced the short film I Don't Hurt Anymore! in addition to the play Pushing Normal, in which he received the Award of Distinction for its script at the 2010 Sears Drama Festival.
Jessup is also known for his leading role in the Discovery Kids TV series The Saddle Club, in which he played Simon Atherton, a thirteen-year-old computer geek.
He credits his love for the dramatic arts and entertainment industry to his involvement with local Youth Theater growing up: his skills extend far beyond the scope of acting on the big or small screen as this teenage prodigy has been writing, directing, producing, and editing films since the tender age of eleven.
Maxim Knight
Matt Mason
Maxim Knight earned a Young Artist Award for his terrific performance in the first season of TNT's Falling Skies. At age 7, Knight booked his first feature film, starring opposite Oscar® winner Melissa Leo, Nick Cannon, Rosanna Arquette and Chris "Ludacris" Bridges in Ball Don't Lie. Maxim portrayed "Sticky," a young boy who is witness to his mother's suicide and has to face and ultimately triumph over life's challenges and unfair circumstances. Now at 13, Knight has nearly 70 film, television, commercial and voice over credits.
Knight also stars in the highly anticipated independent feature film Medeas opposite Oscar nominee Catalina Sandino Moreno and Emmy® -nominee Brian F. O'Byrne. Maxim plays Jacob, the middle child of five siblings. Set in a rural land where time stands still, the film is a subtle and intimate observation of a secluded family grappling with a drought of catastrophic proportions. The movie is a daring and delicate vision of human desperation, and the unpredictable boundaries of human behavior.
Knight continues to showcase his dramatic chops with numerous appearances on hit shows such as CBS mega hit Criminal Minds, NBC's Parenthood, ABC's Brothers & Sisters, and A&E's The Cleaner. His guest-starring role on CBS's CSI: Miami earned him a 2012 Young Artist Award Nomination.
A Second City alum, Knight's comedic strengths are undeniable. He held his own opposite comedian Frank Caliendo on TBS's Frank TV, and generated big laughs on FX's quirky comedy Wilfred and the Hallmark Channel's heartwarming holiday classic Our First Christmas, starring opposite Dixie Carter. Most recently, he brought his brand of funny to FX's It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia in a scene so hysterical it was featured on TBS's CONAN to promote the new season.
Knight is also an accomplished voice over artist, with credits including Warner Bros.' The Incredible Burt Wonderstone, Judd Apatow's box office hit Bridesmaids, Twentieth Century Fox's We Bought a Zoo and Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Rodrick Rules, and six episodes of Disney Channel's Special Agent Oso, just to name a few.
Knight's love for the entertainment business started in first grade when Knight wrote his first screenplay, Magical Darkness, in his movie journal. By year's end, Knight produced, cast, and directed his masterpiece, including choosing the musical score!
Knight currently resides in Los Angeles.
Sarah Sanguin Carter
Sarah Carter's career took off upon arrival in Hollywood. She got her start with a string of series-regular roles, including Evie, Charlie Hunnam's love interest, in Seth Rogan and Judd Apatow's original comedy series Undeclared and as Madeleine Poe in CBS's Shark, opposite James Woods.
Carter's popular recurring and guest-starring roles have also left a memorable impression on audiences, most notably her performances as Alicia Baker on The CW's Smallville; Wrenn Darcy opposite Peter Krause, Donald Sutherland and Jill Clayburgh in HBO's Dirty Sexy Money; and Cassie in the much talked-about "Sundance Kids" episode of HBO's hit series Entourage.
On the big screen, Carter has starred in several independent and studio features, including Haven, Killing Zelda Sparks, Berkley, The Weinstein Company's DOA, New Line Cinema's Final Destination II and, most recently, Screen Gems' box-office hit The Vow, opposite Rachel McAdams and Channing Tatum.
Having been classically trained in theater, voice and dance, Carter has portrayed some of history's most iconic characters, including Nina in Chekhov's The Seagull and Viola in Shakespeare's Twelfth Night. She is currently working with renowned director and coach Larry Moss, work-shopping a production of Le Roi Jones/Amiri Baraka's Dutchman.
Carter has a parallel career as a musician most known for her band SanguinDrake, for which she goes by her full birth name, Sarah Sanguin Carter.
Mpho Koaho
In addition to his role as Anthony in TNT's hit series Falling Skies, Mpho Koaho will next be seen in the independent feature Charlie Zone. His television credits include the Canadian mini-series Soul, for which he won a Gemini Award in 2009, and a critically acclaimed guest lead performance on the CBS series Flashpoint, for which he was also nominated for a Gemini Award.
Koaho began his career when Maya Angelou cast him as the young lead in her film Down in the Delta for Miramax, and he has continued to work steadily ever since. D.J. Caruso next cast Koaho in The Salton Sea. He has gone on to roles in Four Brothers for John Singleton, Get Rich or Die Tryin' for Jim Sheridan and Blindness for Fernando Meirelles. Other film credits include Saw III, Haven and It's A Boy Girl Thing.
Koaho currently resides in Toronto.
Seychelle Gabriel
As though being tapped to portray the young Eva Mendes in Frank Miller's The Spirit wasn't enough to jumpstart her career, multi-talented ingénue Seychelle Gabriel has gone on to several great roles in many high-profile projects. In 2010, she appeared as Princess Yue in M. Night Shyamalan's adaptation of the The Last Airbender, with Jackson Rathbone and Dev Patel. Gabriel has continued her relationship with the franchise by lending her voice to the role of Asami in the Nickelodeon animated series Avatar: The Legend of Korra, a sequel to the wildly popular original series. Gabriel had a multi-episode arc on Showtime's Weeds as Mary Louise-Parker's seductive stepdaughter, Adelita. She also guest starred in CBS' Miami Medical and starred in the dance flick, Honey 2. This spring she can be seen on ABC's Revenge as recurring party girl Regina.
Born in Burbank, Calif., Gabriel embarked upon a performing arts career at a very early age. She was just three weeks old when she first appeared in the arms of Fred Savage in the classic series The Wonder Years. As she was growing up, she appeared in many commercials and print campaigns. She had several stints on The Tonight Show with Jay Leno, performing in skits with Leno. Along the way, she also appeared in independent projects, including Welfare to Love and the educational documentary that exposed the misdeeds of the corrupt tobacco industry, Jeffrey Wigand's, Secrets Through the Smoke.
Since her early teenage years, Gabriel's been committed to her voice, guitar, and piano training, including during her high school years at Burbank High School, where she competed with their highly ranked show choir, In Sync. Last Spring, she honed each of her skills with a semester at the London Academy of Music and Dramatic Arts. Additionally, Gabriel enjoys playing the harmonica in her spare time.


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Timely special teams play finished off a special weekend for the St. Lawrence University hockey team.
The Saints scored three-power play goals and their penalty killing was perfect for the second consecutive night as St. Lawrence held off Princeton to record a 3-2 ECAC Hockey victory on Saturday at Hobey Baker Rink.
With their third straight victory, the Saints (15-11-4, 8-6-4), who upended No. 1-ranked Quinnipiac, 2-1 on Friday, completed their second road weekend sweep in league play over the past month.
Junior goalie Matt Weninger made 35 saves to record the win for St. Lawrence, which improves to 7-1-2 over its past 10 games, all in conference play.
We just continue to play real well, said St. Lawrence coach Greg Carvel, whose team killed off all eight Princeton power plays. We got those three power-play goals and our goaltending was solid. ... We got in penalty trouble in the third, but our penalty killing was outstanding.
With their fourth straight road win, the Saints, who entered the week in a sixth-place tie in the ECAC, moved into a tie for third place with Union. With four games remaining in its league schedule, St. Lawrence currently holds the tiebreaker against the Dutchmen.
Its a big weekend for us in so many different ways, Carvel said. We knocked off Quinnipiac and gave this team a lot of legitimacy and a lot of confidence that we can play against any team in the country. We got four points on the road, which is very difficult to do. But the most important thing is I see our team getting better and better each night.
Greg Carey, who extended his goal-streak to nine games with his nation-leading 23rd goal, Justin Baker and Jeremy Wick each scored a power-play goal for St. Lawrence, which has tallied three man-advantage goals in three of its past four games.
The Saints penalty kill didnt allow a goal for the second straight game, killing off all 13 power plays it faced over this span.
This included blanking the Tigers on all four of their man advantages in the third period.
The story of the game was our penalty killing, Carvel said. It was a focus for us, especially after last weekend when we gave up four or five power-play goals. This weekend we didnt give up any ... we did a great job against them getting the puck out of our zone and blocking shots.
Weninger, who made 31 saves in the win at Quinnipiac, stopped 12 of 14 shots faced in the third period to hold off Princeton.
Wick finished with a goal and an assist and Kyle Flanagan contributed two assists for the Saints, who are unbeaten in their past six meetings (5-0-1) against the Tigers (9-12-4, 7-8-3).
Bonar stopped 28 of 31 shots faced for Princeton, which slipped into a tie for seventh place with Clarkson.
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It's in the middle of somewhere in Arkansas, not too far from where the GS Gypsy Tour riders will be camping (and eating, partying and swimming in the Mulberry River.... )
This will be worth some points and if Bud Pearson happens to be around, get your picture with him for a few GS BS points. Watch out, though... Bud is said to bend your ear.
Thanks for this one goes to Troy Wolf, one of the Ozark boys that are helping lay out some routes. He's buddies with Ajayhawkfan... good peeps.
Go soothingly through the grease mud, as there lurks the skid demon.
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So when do we get our packets with the GS BS points, way points, etc?
I gotta start makin a route...
Thanks Troy and Sean... two of the Ozark boyz, GS Giants in the making.
Stupid things done faster with coffee.
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Where might one find out more about the camping facilities? I have a bad habit of not breathing when I am sleeping so I have a CPAP I have to take with me.
Will there be just one camp site used as a base camp where we can leave a bunch of our gear?
Where do we pay up?
www.byrdsadventurecenter.com There are some sites with electric. Bring extension chords.
2.We will be there Sunday thru Wednesday morning.
3. See first post in this thread for signup and payment.
Hope to see you there.
I know this question has been asked and the answer was just wait but I'm ready to start planning! LOL When should we see some type of packet and will it be mailed? WHUTZ UP
Are you referring to the Gypsy Tour and GS Giant packet? If so, nothing will be mailed but it will be emailed out to you a week or so before the start date. This way, no one has an unfair advantage to earn points.
As we get closer, you will see many more posts about the event here, on Facebook, ADV, and hopefully the GSG website. There may even be a point scoring surprise or two and hints on how you can bribe the queen!
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That's an odd statement to make about a band that, since forming in 1999, has sold more than 3.5 million albums. But Kutless might just be Portland's most un-Portland band. Its sound is heavily produced Christian praise and worship filtered through a hard-rock edge. The band's official bio is laced with evangelical jargon. Its members wear the sort of long, swept hair preferred by megachurch pastors. It exists a world away from the experimental, do-it-yourself and definitively secular aesthetic of the city's most popular acts.
At least, that's how it seems. But while the band's church-heavy lyrics may be rare to the Rose City music scene, its connection to Christianity is not. In actuality, Portland music is rife with musicians who grew up within the church. Bands like Menomena and the Robinsons have well-documented ties to Christianity, even if their music is a far cry from the slick sound of a band like Kutless.
"What Kutless represents is the style of Christianity Portland despises," says Todd Fadel, a Christian who ran all-ages clubs the Meow Meow and the Push in the '90s and early 2000s. "I think a lot of Christians, if they would even call themselves that, that are doing music here are what I call 'live and let live' Christians. They aren't out to evangelize. They aren't out to use their music as some sort of ministry tool."
But that's precisely what Kutless is out to do. The band, born in the basement of Warner Pacific College, didn't begin with the goal of playing massive venues and festivals. The goal was to tell people about Jesus, to build a ministry. Even so, James Mead, the band's guitarist, claims Portland was integral in developing the Kutless ethos.
"We've very much avoided the move to Nashville or getting too entrenched in that scene," he says. "Being from Portland and staying here, and having the covering of our church and family here at home has always been really important to us because it's part of our identity. I think people from Portland can understand that."
He says the city has shaped the band's sound, as well: "Creatively, I think this environment is sort of a muse. Living in an area I'd describe as a great mission field has been influential for us, too. We don't rest on our laurels when we're at home, you know? We know it's all about being Christ-like and peaceful even to our next-door neighbors, and being people who are representing the Gospel, even if we're just standing out by our mailbox chatting with other parents on the street."
Fadel agrees with Mead that, despite conventional thought, Portland is a beautiful place to grow up a believer. Why, then, do so many local musicians opt to conceal their faith? The causes of that secularization are fairly simple. Young church attendees are exposed to choir or worship bands very early on. Often, they begin performing music live in high school. As their tastes evolve, the Christian music scene becomes stifling, and many leave the church in favor of creative potential elsewhere. If Christian musicians feel the need to downplay their faith, it is usually because that faith can be so easily hijacked and misrepresented by a church thirsting for cultural legitimacy. Even the most tenuous of lyrical themes can lead to a band being labeled "Christian," resulting in moralistic expectations from more traditional churchgoers and innate distrust from those outside the church wary of sermonizing.
Fadel says being a Christian in Portland means being constantly confronted with beliefs and ideas vastly different from the theology espoused throughout the Bible belt. But he wishes Christians outside the city would stop viewing Portland as—to use Mead's phrase—a "mission field." To him, it's the other way around.
"The church has a lot to learn from Portland," Fadel says, "about community, about family, about accepting those that are castoffs and people no one is making room for. Portland is extravagant about making room for everyone. You know, all the stuff the church should be doing."
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Below is a compilation of scouting reports, buzz and analysis by scouts and hockey experts on Mikhail Pashnin.
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Drafted: 2009 – 7th Round (200th Overall)
Mikhail Pashnin
Pos: D
Shoots: L
Birthday: 5/11/89
Team: Mechel, RUSSIA-2; CSKA Moscow-Rus-KHL; CSKA-Krasnaya Armiya Moscow Jr.-Russia-Jr.
2009-2010 CSKA Moscow stats: 1g, 4a, 44gp, 52 PIM
2010-2011 CSKA Moscow stats: 2g, 2a, 43gp, 38 PIM
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SNY Rangers Blog: "So the Rangers won't be involved in one of those cases of smuggling a Russian player over to the US. Damn, I love those. Still taking Pashnin is a good move, the later rounds are made for taking international players with potential and hoping that in a few years they come over at a time where they don't need much more seasoning. For more information look up Lundqvist, Henrik." (6/29/09)
Beyond the Blueshirts: New York Rangers Director of Player Personnel Gordie Clark on Pashnin: "We're glad that Pashnin is in our system. We know that he was the first pick in the KHL draft. That became a deciding factor in our selection. Why so low? Unfortunately, the risk that Russians will want to make a career in the KHL is still great. We still hope that Pashnin will play for the Rangers. But we didn't want to take too great a risk. What if all of a sudden CSKA offers him more money and the guy stays in the KHL?" (6/28/09)
Russian Prospects: "Pashnin is an interesting defenseman that broke out in the 08-09 season, where he played in the WJC and was the first overall pick in the first-in-history KHL draft. Despite these good premises he remains a long shot towards the NHL for two reasons. The first is his not big size, which can hurt him in the more demanding NA style, and the second is his overall level of play. Being not a specialist nor a special talent, he seems to lack that extra gear required to European players in order to have a successful NHL career. But a lot can change in the next 2-3 years." (2009)
Andrew Gross: "Pashin was clearly the most visible player on the ice, showing himself to be a very physical player, throwing his body around and also obviously having fun with it. He rode his stick like a broom after scoring on the penalty shot and celebrated Red's win by leaping into his teammates arms. Of course, not everybody was amused. Werek went after Pashnin and dropped the gloves after Pashnin checked him from behind, then cursed at him as he was pulled away. That, of course, is somewhat futile since Pashnin does not speak a word of English, though the specific curse Werek was using seems, to me at least, to be pretty universal. And McIlrath, after talking about how much he enjoyed being paired with McDonagh, pointedly did not comment when asked about Pashnin's game.
Pashnin, the Rangers' seventh-round pick in 2009, had one goal, four assists and 52 penalty minutes in 44 games with CSKA Moscow last season and has one more season remaining on his KHL contract so he will not be at the Rangers' training camp. But Pashnin said, thanks to Grachev's translating, that he does want to come to North America to play. And, no, he said he does not remember watching Darius Kasparitis nor does he pattern his game after the ex-Rangers pest." 2010 Prospect Camp (6/29/10)
Hockey's Future: "History: 2008-09: A native of Chelyabinsk, Pashnin grew up in the Mechel system and debuted with the main team in the 06-07 season, but he didn't break out until the 08-09 season, when he was surprisingly called to the national junior team first for the ADT Canada/Russia challenge, then for the WJC, in which he played an rather important role. He was also the first overall pick in the first-ever KHL Draft. Pashnin will spend the 09-10 season with CSKA Moscow.
Talent Analysis: Pashnin is a two-way defenseman who has a nasty streak. With a good hockey IQ and vision, he can create plays, however, Pashnin needs to improve his shot to be successful in the NHL."
Hockey's Future: (Ranked 18th of top 20 Ranger prospects) "Mikhail Pashnin participated in the Rangers development camp last summer and was impressive in that brief appearance. A solid defensive defenseman, Pashnin was drafted first overall in the initial KHL draft. However, the Rangers were aware of the fact that Pashnin had interest in playing in North America. Although Pashnin has played for CSKA Moscow for the past two seasons, whether or not he will return to play in the KHL next season is currently uncertain." (3/23/11)
Hockey's Future: KHL Season Preview : "After a couple of difficult seasons, CSKA Moscow could finally return to contention status this year because of a solid roster built by GM and former Stanley Cup champion Sergei Nemchinov. The blue line will host also Mikhail Pashnin (NYR), who did want to report to the Rangers, but was advised to stay in Russia for another season to further develop his game." (9/13/11)


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