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Ellen Frances (Carlin) Endslow, 64, a beloved wife, sister, aunt, teacher, mentor and friend, passed away suddenly after a brief illness on Sept. 10, 2012 at Union Hospital in Lynn.
Born on Feb. 23, 1948 in Salem, and raised in Peabody, Mrs. Endslow was the eldest daughter of the late Charles and Mary (Eagan) Carlin of Peabody. A 1965 graduate, Mrs. Endslow received a bachelor's degree in elementary education from Salem State College and a master's degree in creative arts in education from Lesley University. She taught in grades three through eight and directed more than 24 musicals during her 35-year tenure as a dedicated teacher in the Peabody Public Schools.
Beloved by generations of students and performers, Mrs. Endslow spent many years directing and producing for local community theatres. She most enjoyed producing shows that starred her husband, Bill. With him, she co-founded and directed the Five Star Theater Company for 20 years in Reading, where she also costumed numerous Reading Memorial High School drama productions. A lifelong mentor and friend to many, she inspired countless individuals to pursue their dreams.
An avid traveler who visited every continent except Antarctica, Mrs. Endslow's favorite locale was Walt Disney World, where she often took her niece and nephews. She will be dearly missed by friends and family, and will be remembered by a quote that was meaningful to her: "If there ever comes a day when we can't be together, keep me in your heart, I'll stay there forever," by Winnie the Pooh.
Mrs. Endslow is survived by her husband William E. Endslow III of Lynn, sister Janet Bovio and her husband Al Bovio of Peabody, nephews Brett and Craig Bovio and niece Molly Bovio of Peabody, mother-in-law Marie T. Endslow, aunt Helen "Honey" Berry, godson Andrew Renshaw, goddaughter Kristin Pellegrini, many other cousins, nephews, nieces and friends, and loyal dog Franklin.
Relatives and friends are kindly invited to gather for her funeral service on Saturday Sept. 15, 2012 at 10 a.m. in St. Robert Bellarmine Church, 198 Haggetts Pond Rd., Andover. A visitation will be held on Friday from 5-8 p.m. in the , 82 Lynn St., Peabody. Burial will be in St. Mary's Cemetery, Salem. In lieu of flowers, please send donations to the PSST Drama Scholarship Fund, Reading Memorial High School, 62 Oakland Rd., Reading, MA 01867.


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More than 30 million men take them for erectile dysfunction, but the drugs marketed to treat male impotence are now being investigated for the treatment of more than a dozen diseases, including cancer.
They're the images that helped make erectile dysfunction drugs a $3 billion business, but now doctors say those little pills may also save lives.
"I did ask them what on earth they were talking about," said Brian Kumnick, cancer patient.
Kumnick is fighting throat cancer. He's had months of radiation and surgery.
"The radiation, it's barbaric. It's really barbaric, and I've lost my taste buds, for example. I can't taste anything. Water tastes like acid going down," said Kumnick.
He's part of a clinical trial to see if Cialis can cure head and neck cancers.
"It'd be really nice to just take a pill that has a pleasant side effect," he said.
In preliminary studies, doctors at Johns Hopkins say Cialis energized patients' immune systems, so their bodies could fight the cancer. Next they'll test to see if the drug can shrink tumors.
"When we looked at the blood of head and neck cancer patients," said Dr. Joseph Califano, professor at the Department of Otolaryngology -Head and Neck Surgery, John Hopkins Hospital. "We could get their immune response to rev up to near normal levels, whereas they were suppressed maybe 75 percent, sometimes even 80 percent."
From fighting cancer, to helping hearts and lungs.
"I was like, what? They said, 'Yeah, the Viagra is due right now,'" said Mike Cooper, father.
Genevieve suffers from pulmonary hypertension, which causes her to pass out.
"We just hear heart transplant, lung transplant. It was devastating. She's my little girl," said Sandra Hernandez, Genevieve's mom.
Instead, doctors prescribed Viagra in liquid form to open up her blood vessels.
"It's very exciting to work with drugs that have already had safety data documented on them, because they can be very quickly moved into helping patients," said Dr. James Swift, pediatric intensive care.
Other conditions being assessed for treatment with ED drugs include diabetes, multiple sclerosis, chronic pelvic pain, strokes and even memory loss.

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Rachael Wood is the founder of Rachael Wood Coaching, a series of open water clinics is designed for the triathlete.
Rachael Wood Philosophy
Each athlete is unique with not only their strengths and weaknesses as an athlete, but also their time constraints due to family and work obligations. I try to get to know each of my athletes as well as I can, taking all the various aspects of their life into consideration before helping them with their goals, and setting up their training programs. I take a very individualized approach to my coaching by offering my athletes as much attention as they want and need. Often as the coach/athlete relationship develops and issues related to training come about; changes must be made related to an athletes goals or circumstance. I strive to be very flexible in making as many adjustments that are needed in order to ensure a positive experience for each athlete. Each program is a mix of the scientific approach, schedule reality and most importantly to enjoy the training!! I am all about exploring new adventures with the training and sometimes taking the off the beaten path approach.
Background and Qualifications
USA Triathlon Level II Certified Coach since 2004
USA Triathlon Youth and Juniors Certified Coach, 2011
USA Cycling Level II Certified Coach since 2005
RRCA Certified Run Coach 2012
Master's Degree in Exercise Science & Wellness @ Florida Atlantic University 1998
Bachelor's Degree in Health Education and Athletic Training @ University of Cincinnati 1989
Voted one of the Top Coaches in Southeast by Competitor Magazine 2007 and 2008
Professional Teaching Certificate for Health Education, Physical Education, Math and Science in Ohio and Florida
Taught High School and Middle Schoo Health, K-12 Physical Education and Fitness, High School Mathematics and Middle School Science K‐12 from 1987 to 2004
Adjunct Professor at FAU teaching Wellness, Fitness and Methods Classes for Elementary Teachers, 1994‐1995, 1998‐2003
CPR and First Aid Certified , current through 2014
Johnny G. Spinning Instructor Certification, 1999
WSI and Lifeguard Certification, 2004
Lactate Threshold Testing Seminar, Clermont FL in June 2008
"The Method" Triathlon Training Seminar/Certification in Jan. 2009
Selected and completed Elite Mentorship Program, USA Triathlon at Olympic Training Center in Colorado Springs, July 2009
USA Triathlon Symposium, Colorado Springs, Feb. 2010
USA Cycling Summit, Olympic Training Center, Colorado Springs, October 2010
USA Track and Field Certification Course, Boca Raton, Florida, December 2010
USA Triathlon Youth and Junior Certification Clinic in May 2011
IMBA National Mountain Bike Patrol Member 2012
Athletic Accomplishments
• 3x S. Florida Athlete/Triathlete of the Year
• Ironman Masters World Champion Kona 2002
• 7 time IM Finisher with 6 Podium Finishes (3x Ironman Hawaii, 2001, 2002, 2003)
• 2003 National Sprint Masters Champion
• Nationally Ranked All American USAT with #1 ranking in 2001 for 40‐44 Age Group
• USA Triathlon All American 1998‐2003
•3 Time member of TEAM USA Olympic Distance 1998, 1999, 2001 7th place finish in Montreal in 99
Southeast Regional Sprint Champion 1998 Key Biscayne Florida
• XTERRA Regional Champion in 2001, 06‐08
• Completed "The Double" Back to Back Ironman Hawaii World Championship and XTERRA Worlds in 2008
• Boston Marathon Qualifier at Ironman Hawaii in 2003
• XTERRA Florida Off Road Triathlon Miami, Overall Female Winner 2006, 2007 and 2008
• Cindy Feeney Award Winner (For women that are recognized as ambassadors to the sport) for the Hospice 100K Mountain Bike Race 2008