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Steven Schlozman, MD, distinctly recalls sneaking into the movie Dawn of the Dead when he was 11 years old.
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Steven Schlozman, MD, distinctly recalls sneaking into the movie Dawn of the Dead when he was 11 years old. At the time, it seemed the decision simply caused him to have to call his parents for a ride home because he was too scared to walk alone in the dark. But today the MGH psychiatrist knows it was also a defining moment that not only solidified his lifelong love for the zombie genre but paved the way for him to become an author.
At a Sept. 18 book talk at the Maxwell & Eleanor Blum Patient and Family Learning Center, Schlozman explained the second defining moment would come decades later, after his wife was diagnosed with breast cancer. "I just thought, 'This couldn't be real.' And there were times when I was up late at night thinking my world had ended," he said.
During one particularly restless evening, Schlozman turned on the television to find one of his favorite horror movies, Night of the Living Dead. Schlozman realized that the zombies he'd read about for years were now a glaring metaphor for his perceived inability to save his wife. As a result, he began to draft a fictitious medical journal paper outlining "Ataxic Neurodegenerative Satiety Deficiency Syndrome," an in-depth look at the neurological dysfunction that occurs within a zombie's brain.
In his free time, Schlozman took the paper one step further, turning it into his first novel, The Zombie Autopsies: Secret Notebooks from the Apocalypse, published earlier this month by Grand Central Publishing. "From there, I was thrust into this bizarre Hollywood world," he said. That included meeting his childhood idol George Romero, the writer and director of both Dawn of the Dead and Night of the Living Dead – who has become a personal friend and is in the process of adapting Schlozman's book for the silver screen. The final script is expected to be completed in about a year.
During the event, which marked the first time the Blum Center has hosted a discussion on a work of fiction, Schlozman told those in attendance that, with his wife in remission and his book gaining momentum, he is taking time to enjoy being a part of the zombie genre's long history.
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From 93 North
- From the end of Storrow Drive (Leverett Circle) keep to the far right and take a sharp right (do not go up the ramp), and continue beneath the underpass one quarter mile to the light.
- Turn left onto Causeway street under the elevated subway tracks. The Fleet Center will be on your left, the North Station T station on your right.
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- Go through three traffic control lights
- At the 4th light, turn right into the Navy Yard (Gate 5 - 13th Street).
- To park, take first left onto Fifth Avenue. Parking Garage entrance is on the right above half way down the block. Building 149 is one block on the right once you turn into Gate 5. Building 149 is also connected to the parking garage.
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|UPDATE: Ashe Crash; One Airlifted-Avery Crash; Traffic Snarled
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Two serious accidents in the area Friday, one snarling traffic on NC 105 in Avery, another—an overturned vehicle in the New River in Ashe. In that, the vehicle was found overturned mid-morning at NC194 North at Campbell Road, the lone occupant trapped in the vehicle.
Trooper Annas of the state patrol said the wreck actually occurred sometime in the overnight hours, and was not spotted until two women came down Campbell Road just before 10am and saw the overturned car, nose down in the river partially hidden by the bridge. 20-year old Justin Canter was found still alive, but suffering severe head injuries in the wreckage of his '86 Nissan 300. He was removed from the car by Ashe Rescue and rushed to Ashe Memorial by a Blue Ridge ambulance where he was airlifted by Baptist AirCare to Wake Forest Baptist. Trooper Annas said he was still in surgery mid-afternoon on Friday at the Winston-Salem hospital. Trooper Annas said it appeared Justin Canter ran off of the road to the left, struck a curb near the New River bridge, flipped, and went nose-first into the water. He said the young Creston man was not wearing his seatbelt at the time of the crash, and may have been in the overturned car for hours before being discovered.
In Avery, huge traffic tie-ups came from a tractor-trailer accident there, snarling NC 105 and NC 184, backing up traffic past Linville, back into Banner Elk, and well in to Watauga County. Deputies and officers from a number of departments have been working to carefully unsnarl the traffic while the state patrol has that wreck under investigation, as well.
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Bradford, Mark A., et al. "Climate fails to predict wood decomposition at regional scales." Nature Climate Change (2014). http://www.nature.com/nclimate/journal/v4/n7/full/nclimate2251.html
Denise Burchsted, Melinda Daniels, Ellen E. Wohl, Introduction to the special issue on discontinuity of fluvial systems, Geomorphology, Volume 205, 15 January 2014, Pages 1-4, ISSN 0169-555X, http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.geomorph.2013.04.004.
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Jerry Allen: 'The biggest thing to happen to Oregon football'
GLENDALE, Ariz. - Jerry Allen has been calling Oregon Duck football play-by-play for 24 years.
On Monday, he'll call the BCS National Championship game.
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Allen said he had a feeling very early in the season that this would be an incredible year.
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Like any Duck fan, Allen has a lot of memories from this season - and as a lucky Duck fan attending the big game, memories from his week in Arizona.
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One moment he'll never forget: Oregon's victory in the Civil War that crowned the Ducks Pac-10 champs for a second year in a row - and clinched them a berth in the national title game.
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"Is that boy's head on fire?"Mark Neveldine and Brian Taylor, the two directors behind the tweeked-out Crank films, are negotiating to stab their hypodermic needle of creativity into the heart of the Ghost Rider sequel, entitled Ghost Rider: The Spirit of Vengeance. Nic Cage will return as Johnny Blaze, the stuntman with a serious dry scalp problem.The film needs to go into production before November or Columbia loses the rights, so who better to take a chokehold on the project than the guys who directed two movies where speed is a major component. I can't imagine the sequel to Ghost Rider could turn out any worse than the original. Neveldine and Taylor are basically getting permission to play with fire, and I fear not even the craft services table would be safe from their wrath. When Neveldine spots crafty serving up bananas foster across the stage, you know he's gonna want to bathe in those flames. (THR)
The Internet used to suck. The Internet is good for a few things besides revitalizing Betty White's career, and Middle Men is here to remind us of that. The new film is inspired by the brave heros who brought porn to the Internet, and molded it into the universe it has become. Luke Wilson stars as a businessman who helps guide the first online billing company that deals exclusively with adult entertainment. Judging from their unkempt look and sparring habits, Giovanni Ribisi and Gabriel Macht co-star as the staff of ScreenJunkies.com. Oh, I've just been told that they play the programmers who invent the billing method. I was close. Soon the trio are caught in the middle between porn stars, fabulous riches, Russian mobsters, the FBI, and Luke Wilson once again has to tangle with Mr. Henry. It's weird to see him without Rowboat. PAY SOME RESPECT TO THE INTERNET'S HERITAGE AFTER THE JUMP…
UPDATE: HBO, Starz, and FX are also interested in this project. Everyone wants Kool-Aid!!!Kevin Spacey wants you to drink his Kool-Aid. The actor, who doesn't do a half-bad job of portraying psychos, is in talks with Showtime to star in a series called 'The Crux', in which he would play the leader of a high-profile cult. Rod Lurie, the writer-director of the underrated jailhouse flick The Last Castle, would pen the pilot script and most likely exec-produce the series.Spacey would have to wedge the show into his already full schedule of movie roles and being the artistic director for London's Old Vic Theatre. See, this is why you never take a job at some artsy-fartsy live stageshow joint. It restricts you from doing things people care about. Oh sure, educated people adoooooore the theater, but really, who talks that much in one room? (Vulture)
I'm still not sure which is more annoying, the vuvuzela or Shelley Duvall. (FYeahDementia)
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We avoided posting the teaser trailer for Zack Snyder's Legends of the Guardians because our managing editor Col. Hans Longshanks wasn't into it. But now he is, so here's the full-length trailer. I'm not sure what experience he had with owls in the interim that changed his mind, but he has been acting weird since he went to that sweat lodge. Or more accurately, the day he didn't notice the gas leak in his apartment. All in all, Guardians looks great. But be careful while watching. You may find yourself enjoying the soundtrack before you realize it's Thirty Seconds to Mars. Not this time, Leto! CHECK OUT THE TRAILER AFTER THE JUMP. IT HAS OWLS.
Daniel Tosh is back as master curator of viral videos. He chooses, pokes fun at, and even parodies some of the distractions you wait for your co-workers to IM you on a daily basis. One such video that I'm sure you helped infect the internet with is the Worst Wedding DJ Ever. The guy basically plays the bongos on a woman's floppy boobies. So why wouldn't Tosh get Motley Crue drummer and known lothario Tommy Lee to reenact that? Check out Lee beating away on some "cymbals" after the jump. "Tosh.0" premieres tonight at 10:30PM/9:30c on Comedy Central.
Hopefully this chair was burned after the shoot. Russell Crowe is sorry and trying to atone for his violent, dangerous past by putting his skills to use helping those who need protection and/or the use of a phone. Not in real life though. Never in real life. Despite The A-Team's belly-flop onto hard concrete this past weekend, Crowe has been attached to a remake of the vengeance-for-hire series "The Equalizer." Crowe will play Robert McCall (originated by Edward Woodward), a former secret agent determined to help those in need via a newspaper ad. I imagine this will be modernized to a Craigslist ad. Because those in need certainly always have a $2,000 laptop and a costly Verizon FiOS connection. (LA Times)
I remember it looking a lot cooler when I was eight.The much anticipated (by me) remake of The Monster Squad has come one step closer to completion with the addition of two new screenwriters. Mark and Brian Gunn (cousins, not husbands) have signed on to pen the reboot of Fred Dekker's 1987 classic.Assuming they don't totally ruin the film by going the Twilight route, it will be nice to see a vampire that wants to kill teenagers, not fall in love with them. Unless, of course, they base the Dracula character on my creepy Uncle Mike, who liked to do both. (Hollywood Reporter via Dead Central)
The oil spill destroys yet another beach.In today's economy, job security is almost non-existent. This is even true for those of us who get paid to be a raging douche bag and/or herpes spreading skank.TMZ is reporting that at least half the cast of "Jersey Shore" is facing the chopping block after MTV executives were "underwhelmed" by their performances this season. Obviously, this means there's been an overall decline in the number of teenage viewers renouncing Jesus Christ as their lord and savior, and someone at the network needs to be held accountable.The cast members in question are Lenny, Squiggy, Amerigo and "The C-Word." (TMZ)
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Turtle takes a hit while covered in gasoline, the dummy. Uuuuuggghhhhh. "Entourage" is coming back and it looks like "Entourage." Vince is having complications with a movie he's starring in (wank), Drama can't get work (wank, wank), Turtle's trying to be an entrepreneur (wankity wank), E's trying to find grown men's suits that fit him and getting all gaga over Sloan (wankity doo), and Ari is yelling at people about agency expansion, growth, and erections (waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaank). These are what we at SJ like to call "rich man problems." Not having enough water to fill your cup of Ramen Noodles up to the indented line, that's a poor man problem. Unless your Turtle. I guess for him that could be a considered a rich man problem. The kid's gotta eat. "Entourage" premieres on HBO Sunday June 27th at 10:30PM EST. Check out the trailer after the jump…
Back in college, we played so much Goldeneye that my friend instinctively ran off the basketball court during a big game because he noticed a blue backpack that resembled the game's body armor in the bleachers. Now, a new version of the game is making its way to the Wii and it looks amazing, and Daniel Craig-y. My college friends have all scattered, so I'll need to round up three willing competitors. I think I'll ask my building's security guard. I bet he's good with a gun, and at spying on people in the bathroom. There will definitely be a "No Oddjob" rule in effect. He always aims for the kneecaps and that's just bullsh*t. CHECK OUT THE MOVIE-RELATED GAME TRAILER AFTER THE JUMP…
Can't get enough of vampires, even the sparkly kind? Does high-fructose corn syrup mixed with red food coloring really get you amped? Feverishly writing your own script for Troll 3? Then you might want to check out Break's newly-risen Horror Channel, the internet's latest resting place for all things creepy, scary and at least partially undead.Not only will you find trailers for all of the latest horror flicks, you'll find the best in short videos, extras for films & TV shows and web-based horror series. Or, if you just want to browse by your particular horror fetish — er, genre — you can do that, as well. Think of the Horror Channel as Screen Junkies's ugly, disfigured cousin we keep in the cellar and feed fish heads. He's too disturbing to play in our sandbox, so we made him one of his very own. God only knows what it's filled with though.Stalk on over to the Horror Channel HERE.
Behold the awesome power of the laugh track. When added to the dark drama "Breaking Bad" it magically turns it into a sitcom about a zany father who won't leave his house. My favorite part of the video is the title sequence. They did a great job of cutting together the wackier character moments of the show. After that, the laugh track works in some parts, but I wouldn't exactly say there's a whole lot of set-up/punchline riffing. Let's not forget, the show is about a guy who sells meth and whose lung cancer is in remission. Cue the chuckles! Check out the "Breaking Bad" sitcom after the jump…
It's like the fish is his boner.The Incredible Mr. Limpet is a movie that was made nearly 50 years ago about a cartoon fish that fights Nazis. No wait, don't stop me. Seriously, Don Knotts played a man who transformed into a fish and left his old life behind to take on German U-boats in the ocean. Don't look at me like that, it's a real thing! Anyway, now Warner Bros. wants Zack Galifianakis to star as Mr. Limpet in the remake to be directed by Kevin Lima (Enchanted).The LA Times points out that "The Incredible Mr. Limpet has always seemed like one of those Hollywood remake projects that actually makes sense." Really, Steven Zeitchik of the LA Times? The movie didn't make sense back when it was originally conceived, and now you think in this post-post-post WWII era audiences are hungry for a Nazi fighting flounder? Granted, Inglourious Basterds did well, but that concept was easier to go along with, even if they did killer Hitler in the end **Retroactive Spoiler Alert!** But okay, let's make Galifianakis a fish. Whatever. I give up.
Sofia Coppola is up to her old tricks again, pointing a camera at people bored by hotel stays. Somewhere stars Stephen Dorff as a lazy bones actor laying around all the time at Hollywood's Chateau Marmont Hotel who's life is reinvigorated by the unexpected presence of his daughter. I guess I should point out that she's played by Elle Fanning, but I won't because I hate when children are more successful than I am. So unread that last sentence. Coppola wants you to think she's making a point with the plaster mold drying shot (aren't we all just waiting around for our own soul plaster to harden?), but I see the bigger picture. The laying around. The kitty-cat awards show. Stephen Dorff is obviously channeling Garfield. This will become obvious once you see the scene where he kicks Robert Schwartzman off a table. Check out Stephen Dorff's rich man problems after the jump…
It turns out that along with David Yates (Harry Potter films) and David Dobkin (Fred Claus), Brett Ratner has also been considered to direct The Hobbit. I don't want to tell a studio on the brink of bankruptcy how to run their business, but bitch is you crazy? I thought MGM needed a hit. Is this some kind of Brewster's Millions situation where they need to intentionally lose all their money in order to win a larger fortune?? Does Robocop have something to do with this???? Luckily Peter Jackson won't let that happen.He's gone on record before to say, "If [directing the films is] what I have to do to protect Warner Bros' investment, then obviously that's one angle which I'll explore…The other studios may not let me out of the contracts." Thank you, Peter Jackson. You're the only one preventing us from having to endure Miley Cyrus speaking Elvish. Or worse, singing auto-tuned Elvish. (Deadline)
Director: Paul W.S. AndersonCast: Milla Jovovich, Ali Larter, Wentworth MillerSynopsis: In a world ravaged by a virus infection, turning its victims into the Undead, Alice (Jovovich), continues on her journey to find survivors and lead them to safety.
It's tough being a movie star. When actors find success or make it big they tend to stick to the same projects and stories that have made them a houshold name. Yes, I'm shooting you the stink-eye, Eddie Murphy, with all your Nutty Professors, Doctor Doolittles, and Daddy Day Cares. But then an actor will go and do something out of nowhere. Murphy in Harlem Nights and Dreamgirls showed his dramatic range even if the movies were not complete successes. So here are a few suggestions on meatier roles certain actors should consider before diving into that next dashing lead or crusading hero part. Mel Gibson – SS Nazi Officer
It's official: Sam Raimi is on board to direct Disney's Wizard of Oz prequel. Robert Downey Jr. has also been confirmed, and will play the titular Wizard. The film will explore the character's rise from a circus wrangler in Kansas to a great and powerful sorcerer in the land of Oz.Based on the success of Tim Burton's Alice In Wonderland, Disney has high hopes for the prequel. Like Alice, Oz is a new spin on a classic children's tale and will be shot in 3D. But unlike Alice, Oz will not be eerily similar to every other film Tim Burton has ever made. (Deadline)
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Hey gang. I've been tapped by my pals at SJ to cover "True Blood." Not because of my sterling prose or daring wit, but because I have HBO. So you're stuck with me. I'll keep it light and try to hit the key points of each episode. It will not be a shot-for-shot breakdown. Other sites handle that better than I could and if you wanted that, well, you could just watch the show, right?MORE AFTER THE JUMP…
With production slated to begin soon for X-Men: First Class, Matthew Vaughn had better start convincing some attractive people to wear silly costumes. If this rumor is to be believed, he's doing exactly that. The Playlist picked up on a story in Production Weekly that 20th Century Fox has "strong interest" in bringing Amber Heard on to play a younger Mystique and former Bond Girl Rosamund Pike to play Moira MacTaggert. At this point consider this news merely a rumor. But to be certain someone had better check Amber's crevices for residual blue bodypaint. Then and only then, can we be certain she tested for the part. I nominate myself.And speaking of camera tests, the same article reports that Magneto shoe-in Michael Fassbender is not interested in testing for the role. What's his problem? Fear of helmet hair? They have CGI to correct that, Michael.
We got to see a preview of some of the actors in zombie makeup for Frank Darabont's "The Walking Dead," and now AMC has sent over the first official production photo. The pic looks cool enough, but I would have preferred to see one of the walkers, you know, WALKING. This lame-ass zombie is doing a whole lotta crawling, reaching out for brains she sure as hell isn't gonna snag with her decomposing belly scooting along the grass. Perhaps it's cruel that the photographer is teasing her with these delicious cupcakes."The Walking Dead" premieres this October on AMC.
Before the lesbian-haired Scott Pilgrim can live happily ever after with Ramona Flowers, he must pound the crap out of every ridiculously-clothed evildoer who has plowed her fine ass previously. Below the jump, we have a look at the character posters for each evil ex that you'll see while waiting in a snaking, mile-long line at the multiplex before being seated for your second viewing of The Karate Kid. After viewing each of her eclectic exes, I can say with all certainty that Ramona Flowers rrrrrreally hates her dad.CHECK OUT THE EXES AND THE APPROPRIATELY-NUMBERED CHRIS EVANS AFTER THE JUMP…
The Karate Kid raked in 56 million dollars at the domestic box office this weekend, pretty much guaranteeing that Hollywood is about to go apesh*t with family-friendly 80s remakes. No one's certain if it's Jaden Smith's charisma, Jackie Chan's broken English, or the subject matter that attracted audiences, but one thing's for certain: Jackie Chan seriously hates karate kids. You'd assume he'd have more patience with them considering he's a master of the art form they're learning, but no, he just wants to jam his foot in their faces. Don't take my word for it though. Watch the manipulative/cleverly edited video below.
"HIGH-FIIIIIVE!!!"Sam Mendes and Adam Shankman may lay down their gladii and exit the battle arena, Disney has offered Oz, the Great and Powerful to director Sam Raimi. There's no word yet whether Raimi will take the gig, and a few details may need to be worked out before he comes on-board.Robert Downey Jr. was once attached to this project to play the titular Oz, a Kansas carnie who carves a niche for himself in the magical land, but his name hasn't come up in recent reports. Another potential issue is Mitchell Kapner's script. Though it's probably due for revision, early reviews say it is pretty dumb (although it involves flying monkeys). And finally, and this will certainly be a sticking point for Raimi, where does Bruce Campbell fit into this? Can he be a snarky palace guard or can he appear Dorf-style as a rebellious Munchkin with a take-charge attitude? You know, the type that other Munchkins want to be and women want to change. These are the types of questions you need to ask studios before you sign sh*t. (Vulture)
Ridley Scott discussed plans for two Alien prequels on Sunday while closing out the first ever Los Angeles Times Hero Complex Film Festival. According to Scott, the films will take place long before the original and will focus on "The Space Jockey," otherwise known as the giant skeleton encountered by Kane (John Hurt) in the first film.The legendary director said he was upset about not being asked to participate in the original sequels, noting that he was unaware of Aliens until after James Cameron began filming. Had he been given the chance, he would have focused on the origin story of "The Space Jockey," as he is now.While he was tight lipped with details, Scott did mention that the plot will focus on the "untold story of how 'The Space Jockey' became a legend," including his exploits fighting the French in the south of England and his involvement with the drafting of the Magna Carta. (Collider)


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Around the country, a growing number of prisons have instituted hospice programs for inmates as a way to save money and provide compassionate end-of-life care. Maine has also established a certified hospice training program for selected inmate volunteers. In the second part of our series, Brothers' Keepers, Susan Sharon reports that the hospice program's success has spawned an in-house prison band, hope for a geriatric unit and interest from inmates in other types of nursing care.
Inmates attend a hospice class at the Maine State Prison.
When 64-year-old Charlie Page died of health complications at the Maine State Prison in Warren last year, it was a loss not only to his wife, Kay, who visited him every day near the end, but to his fellow inmates.
Serving a life sentence for murder, Page was popular behind bars. Other inmates say he taught them how to serve long amounts of time. And he became the inspiration for this song, written and sung by hospice volunteer and inmate Nate Roy and the prison hospice band, known as the "Sounds of Comfort."
"The first verse is what I witnessed," Roy says. "The second verse is how I would picture the patient feeling, and the third verse is after all it's been done and we get to go home to be with that person and live the rest of our life together."
"Through Tearstained Eyes" is just one of several songs the band will perform at a two-day hospice conference at the Maine State Prison this week, and one that has been played at the prison's annual memorial service.
Graduates of Maine's prison hospice training program say the experience of caring for dying inmates has been so profound that 68-year-old Alfred Saunders (right) and at least two others are trying to become certified nursing assistants.
Saunders says the additional training will help free up nurses in the prison infirmary for other tasks and allow him to administer practical aid to dying patients.
"A lot of times we're in that cell, locked in with a man, and there's a code or something, so we're locked in there for a long time and if he has an emergency we have to be able to take care of it," Saunders says, "sometimes with instruction through the glass from the nurse outside."
Susan Sharon: "So then you'd be able to just do more nursing-type care for people?"
Alfred Saunders: "Right. Similar to what a nurse would be doing."
Being a caregiver is something Saunders says he never imagine he'd want to do. Convicted of murdering his wife 26 years ago, Saunders says through hospice he has learned patience inside prison walls, and much more.
"When I first came to prison I'd lost everything and thought I'd never have anything again," he says. But patience is what it taught me more than anything, and to be a little more compassionate to my fellow man than I would have been before this."
Hospice work can be demanding. Shortly after graduating from the training program, Saunders and four other volunteers were asked to come to the aid of a patient who was not expected to survive more than a few days. They wound up providing exhaustive, round-the-clock care for three months.
Steve Carpentier (left) says he's learned to be resourceful when dealing with dying inmates, and to trust his instincts. He describes the first time he dealt with a patient who was delirious at the end of his life.
"His hands were outstretched and tears were coming down his eyes, and he was screaming he was drowning. So out of instinct I reached down, I grabbed him and I called him by name and I pulled him toward me and I said, 'I'm right here. I gotcha! I ain't gonna let you drown,'" Carpentier says. "And what seemed to be the longest minute, I held him and he just kind of eased, came down at ease, and a big smile came across his face. And I laid him down and his face was full of peace. You could see the peace in his face. Two days later the man died. I'll never forget. It was pretty touching for me."
The hospice program has also been successful from the administration's view. "We have education programs. We have vocational programs. We have substance abuse programs. We have a lot of different programs," says Jody Breton, "but this really gets down to people skills."
Jody Breton is the associate commissioner of the Maine Department of Corrections. "We've put 15 inmates through the program now. As you can tell by being here it's being used on a regular basis," she says. "It's a great benefit to the inmates."
Breton says the department also wants to create a separate geriatric unit for aging prisoners, which might someday be a part of a new correctional center. Inmate and hospice volunteer Sergio Hairston (right, pushing patient in wheelchair) has a similar vision for a special unit, but not just for aging prisoners.
"In the pod I'm in, there's a few individuals in wheelchairs and stuff like that, and that's why as a group we want to set up an infirmary pod, which they don't have here, where we're able to give round-the-clock care to certain individuals that might need it."
Hairston says hospice has taught him that sometimes other peoples' needs come first - and that's made prison a much less lonely world.
Editor's Note: Tomorrow, in the third and final part of our series, we'll take a look at the unusual challenges facing two brothers who are both inmates at the Maine State Prison, and who are both living with Huntington's Disease.
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East of Eden
1955. USA. Elia Kazan. 115 min.
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East of Eden
1955. USA. Directed by Elia Kazan. Screenplay by Paul Osborn, based on the novel by John Steinbeck. With James Dean, Julie Harris, Raymond Massey, Richard Davalos, Jo Van Fleet. Kazan's direction demonstrated that he had become a wizard of the widescreen process, showed that he had achieved full control of evoking emotions (the essential core of narrative filmmaking), and made Dean an instant star. 115 min.
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BUFFALO, N.Y. - A popular waterfront light show could soon become a permanent attraction for the city of Buffalo.
The Erie Canal Harbor Development Corporation has approved a master plan to install a permanent lighting display at the grain elevators near Gallagher Beach.
The display was tested last October and featured historical video, underwater life and symbols of local culture.
Dottie Gallagher-Cohen, C.E.O. of Visit Buffalo-Niagara, says she thinks the light show could become a significant tourist draw for Western New York.
"In this case, you're taking something and creating a very distinct experience," Gallagher-Cohen said. "There aren't a lot of places you can go to see lit grain elevators."
The plan is being modeled after a similar display in Quebec City called the Image Mill. That attraction draws as many as 300,000 visitors each summer.


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Baseball's Peter Named ABCA All-Midwest Region Second Team
OMAHA, Neb. - Creighton baseball sophomore Jake Peter was named the to 2013 American Baseball Coaches Association (ABCA) Second Team on Tuesday, June 18.
Peter had a breakout 2013, both at the plate and on the mound. Jake was the Bluejays' leader in average (.350), hits (71), RBI (35) and is second in doubles (10), triples (5) as well as slugging percentage (.463). On the mound, Jake has served as the Jays' closer this season, collecting six saves and two wins in 14 appearances. Peter finished with a 3.07 ERA in 14.2 innings, walking just three batters and collecting 18 punch-outs.
Earlier this summer Jake was invited to participate in a Team USA training camp, named a finalist for the John Olerud Two-Way Player of the Year Award and a semifinalist for the Gregg Olson Award, created to honor college baseball's "Breakout Player of the Year".


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POTSDAM - The St. Lawrence Central varsity lacrosse team relayed a fast start into a convincing 17-5 win on the road over Potsdam Central in NAC action on Friday.
Lukas Arquiett (3 assists), Blake Baldwin (2 assists) and Marshall Burninghausen generated four goals apiece to spark the Larries who bolted out to a 6-1 lead by the end of the first quarter and went into halftime leading 10-2. Ian Lynch fashioned two goals and five assists while Cody Burns accounted for the other three goals and Brody Simonds earned a solo helper.
Adam Lewis paced the Sandstoners with three goals. Kyle Grant and Sam Woods struck for the other goals while Chris Stone and David Caamano each logged an assist.
Kody Kocsis made 12 saves working the crease for the win while Jason Cardinal (10 saves) and Chase Palmer (3 saves) combined to backstop the Potsdam cause.
Both teams are slated to end the regular season with their next outings as the Larries (11-2) play host to Canton on Friday and the Sandstoners (7-8, 6-7) play at Salmon River on Thursday. Both games face-off at 4:30 p.m.
In the other NAC boys lacrosse matchups on Tuesday, Massena outscored Saranac Lake 19-9 and Canton turned back Colton-Pierrepont 12-6.
Massena 19, Saranac Lake 9: At Mike Nicholas Field, the Raiders closed out their NAC season by pulling away from a 10-3 halftime lead for the win over the Red Storm.
Grayson Phillips sparked the Massena attack with eight goals and three assists. Jordy Mitchell tallied four goals and two helpers while Sako Rourke chipped in two goals and one assist. Rhoades Tarbell (3 assists), Tyler Simms and Ryan Moffitt broke through for the other goals while Dalton Mullin tallied a solo assist.
Seth Pickering anchored the Saranac Lake offense with four goals and an assist. Jeff Stevens struck for a pair of goals while Oliver Holmes, Casey DiNicola and Quinn Urquhart accounted for the other goals.
Kyle Cooke went the distance between the pipes for the Raiders and turned aside 13 shots. Mike Burpoe (15 saves) combined with Jacob Merrill (5 saves) combined to work the Red Storm crease.
The Raiders (9-6, 8-6) will finish out the regular season on Thursday with a non-league game at home against Northwood Prep before heading into the New York State tournament as the lone Class B program in Section 10.
Canton 12, Colton-Pierrepont 6: In the other NAC contest of the day staged in Canton, Jake Facey and Josh Pierson netted three goals apiece to lead the Bears past the Colts. Jack Elberty contributed two goals and two assists toward the winning effort. Peyton Vanbibber also scored twice while Brandon Rodee chipped in a goal and assist.
Gyle Dominy led the Colts with four goals. while Cody Green and Patrick Paul netted the others.
Nate Gibson and Andrew McCormick made two saves each splitting crease duties for Canton while Craig Miller turned aside 15 shots in the regular season finale for the Colts (0-15, 0-14).
The lone NAC girls lacrosse game slated for Tuesday saw Potsdam Central reportedly awarded a forfeit win over Salmon River.
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A new article on the Huffington Post by Saybrook President Mark Schulman looks at new studies showing the efficacy of acupuncture - and asks why there was such hostility among mainstream medicine to even conducting such experiments.
The problem, Schulman says, is that a legitimate demand for rigorous proof is often taken to the next step - hostility towards anything that doesn't fit our dominant paradigm about what is and isn't legitimate, even when experiments are conducted rigorously.
"This is a problem the scholars at Saybrook University know well," Shulman writes:
The faculty who founded the College of Mind-Body Medicine (now the School of Mind-Body Medicine) were some of the first researchers to get prestigious grants to study phenomena that, for decades, medical science refused to acknowledge existed. The techniques they are pioneering -- from using guided imagery to help cancer survivors to using biofeedback and meditation to reduce high blood pressure -- received the same kind of hostility acupuncture did (and still does) from the "respectable" scientific community, only to be even more clearly validated when the data were finally collected and examined.
The solution, Schulamn suggests, is better science education: one that offers students of science to ask more inconvenient questions. "To the extent that this gives some shelter to opponents of climate change and evolution, we must be cautious, but it is also essential to conducting good science -- science able to ask questions that don't fit with its preconceptions."


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Robert H. Holmes, 85, of Bettendorf, Iowa, formerly of Price, died Wednesday, Jan. 23, 2013 at Genesis Medical Center, West Campus in Davenport, Iowa.
Born on Jan. 20, 1928 in Hocking, Iowa, Robert was the son of John George and Elsie (Harwood) Holmes.
Robert worked as an accountant for Alcoa in Bettendorf for 30 years. He enjoyed his dogs, raising Papillions and Affenpinschers.
He is survived by many nieces and nephews.
Robert was preceded in death by his parents, one brother and one sister.
There will be no services held for Mr. Holmes. Private burial will be held at St. Mary's Cemetery in Albia, Iowa. Memorials may be made to the Quad City Animal Welfare Center in care of McGinnis-Chambers Funeral Home, 644 River Dr. Bettendorf, Iowa 52722.
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For the majority of sixth graders, the jump from elementary school to junior high represents a major change in reality. The transition includes attending separate classes with a least six teachers and becoming the youngest in the building after being the big shots at the kindergarten to sixth grade level.
Seth Allred has experienced the opposite transition after accepting the principal's position at Sally Mauro Elementary School. He switched from his educational career at the secondary level to become the principal at Sally Mauro, an environment with students who are as young as five years of age.
"Lunch room duty in the junior high school was one of watching for fights that might break out," said the new principal. "Here, my big job during lunch so far has been opening milk cartons."
Allred realizes being the principal at the elementary school will be different than what he has already faced as an educator. Last year, Allred coached girls volleyball at Mont Harmon Junior High. This year, he is cheerleading for teachers who have handled elementary classrooms for many years.
"I am amazed at the depth of what elementary teachers must know to teach school," said the principal. "In secondary school, you teach subjects to 200 kids a day. Here you teach students."
Allred, a native of southeastern Utah, grew up in Huntington. He understands what it takes to be an effective educator in small and larger schools.
Allred earned two bachelors degrees from Weber State University, one in wildlife management and the other in educational biology. He then completed a master's degree and an administrative degree from Utah State University.
After spending many years teaching science at East Carbon High and Mont Harmon, Allred knows the differences he will face.
"It was a big transition moving from teaching small classes to kids in East Carbon to having 700 students running the halls at Mont Harmon," he said. "It was a big change, just like this."
Former Sally Mauro principal Mike O'Shea ran an excellent program, according to Allred.
"I'm giving you my baby," O'Shea told Allred when she turned Sally Mauro over to him to become an elementary supervisor for the Carbon School District.
Allred indicated that he has taken the line very seriously and intends to honor O'Shea's comment.
"We are going to keep working on many of the things that have been going on for some time," he said. "I want to see our school become a gold medal school. We have been a bronze and a silver. It is now time for the gold."
The gold medal school program involves healthy lifestyle habits and focuses on students and faculty members who eat right and exercise.
The Utah Bullying Initiative will be a major goal of the principal and the staff at the elementary school.
"We will be pushing that initiative and the education that goes with it," he said. "We want kids to know about bullying and what it looks like so they can do something about it."
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POTSDAM With school budgets tight, Section 10 golf programs are spending more and more time in the rough.
Canton Centrals program was cut last year as was Massenas. Canton will have no team for the second year in a row, while at Massena, it has taken private fundraisers to keep the program intact.
Potsdams program also was axed from the budget for this year, but the team was recently presented a check for $2,615 from the Potsdam Town and Country Club so that Sandstoners can defend their Section 10 championship. The funds were raised from proceeds from a golf tournament, a spaghetti dinner, and the team has also received private donations.
Over the summer, they held a tournament, other donations came in, some from former players, and we were able to keep the program. It was a great community effort, said first-year coach Brooks Bigwarfe who takes over this season from longtime coach Steve Kmack, who retired with numerous league and sectional crowns to his credit.
After Kmacks departure, Bigwarfe, also the schools boys basketball coach but not a teacher at the school, was approached by school officials and asked if he would coach golf on a volunteer basis.
It was the only way to sustain the program and the kids appreciate that Im doing this. They were involved with the fundraiser, they really helped out, said Bigwarfe whose volunteer assistant coach is Ben Stone, a Clarkson University freshman and last years top golfer for the Sandstoners.
Potsdam is usually deep in talent and the program has featured several sectional champions and runners-up over the years. But this season the only returning all-star is senior Konnor Bigwarfe, the coachs son, who hopes to next year compete at SUNY Potsdam.
We dont have guys like Ben Stone, Nick Miller or Mike Chambers to carry us any more. We have to step up as a team, said the younger Bigwarfe. We appreciate that we even have a team. We got involved with the golf tournament and the dinner to raise money and we all appreciate that my dad volunteered to coach. Our community has made it possible for us to have a team.
Other Potsdam seniors include Dan Cruikshank and Ryan McDonald, while junior Dan Stone is expected to round out a solid top four for the Sandstoners.
Said Cruikshank: Its my fifth year on the team, my last year, and it would have been terrible to have the program end. I believe its the best sports team at Potsdam. Theyve won so many sectional team championships in the past 20 years.
McDonald is set to complete a three-year career on the Sandstoner golf team and was impressed how the community stepped forward to save the team.
I found out more people than I thought actually do care about the program. A lot of people came together to bring it back, said McDonald. It means a lot to the seniors who have been around a long time.
Coach Bigwarfe also relishes the chance to coach his son in his final scholastic sports endeavor.
Ive coached Konnor a long time in a lot of sports and its a chance be here as he finishes his senior season. Thats special for me, said coach Bigwarfe. There are a lot of people who deserve credit for keeping the program alive including Ben Stone. He was a team member last year and nows hes back coaching because he really cares about the other guys. And he has a real passion for golf.
As it was a community effort to keep the program alive, its going to be more of a team effort if Potsdam is to continue its exceptional success in golf.
We dont have the luxury of going eight or nine deep as in the past at Potsdam, said coach Bigwarfe. Well see what happens.
Potsdam was the dominant team in Section 10 again last year but not by much. The Sandstoners won Division I with a 7-1 record and OFA was second at 6-2. Potsdam finished only six strokes ahead of Massena and just eight ahead of Malone at the Section 10 championship.
Norwood-Norfolk was 14-0 in Division II, winning by five games over Tupper Lake. The Flyers edged Salmon River by eight points in the Section 10 Tournament.
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Nearly six months after her husband died, Rosa Lee Carlton Watson, wife of legendary guitarist Arthel 'Doc' Watson, died Thursday at age 81. The Watson family gathered yesterday for the funeral at Laurel Springs Baptist Church to say their goodbyes. Doc and Rosa Lee Watson married in 1947,
creating a musical partnership that led to a family of musicians that continue the family tradition, Rosa Lee sometimes performing with Doc, co-writing "Your Long Journey," featured on the Grammy Award-winning album "Raising Sand" by Robert Plant and Alison Krauss. Rosa Lee and Doc were married almost 66 years until he died this past May 29. The Watsons had two children: Nancy Ellen Watson, who still lives in Deep Gap, and Eddy Merle Watson, who died in 1985 at age 36, and for whom Merlefest is named, the annual music festival in Wilkesboro.
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- A Two-Night Stay at the Hotel de la Opera in Bogotá, a Two-Night Stay at the La Hacienda San Jose in Pereira, and a Two-Night Stay at the UrbanRoyal Puerta del Reloj in Cartagena
- Six Breakfasts, Four Lunches, Five Dinners
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Colombia is having its day in the sun. And not just because it sits square on top of the equator. Besides being named the number-two reader-recommended travel destination in The New York Times in 2010 (that's old news), it was also among National Geographic Traveler's Best Trips of 2012. And for good reason: From the resurgence of the historic Candelaria neighborhood of Bogotá; to the coffee plantations of Pereira, considered among the best in the world; to the dreamlike colonial town of Cartagena, which inspired some of author Gabriel Garcia Marquez's trademark magical realism, this culturally rich country of 46 million is the hottest destination of 2013.
Your Escape, courtesy of Discovery Tours, begins in the capital city of Bogotá, known as the "Athens of South America" for its many libraries and universities. With a small group of 10 to 18 others, you'll stay at the Hotel de la Opera, comprising two 19th-century houses where the bodyguards of Simon Bolivar stayed while protecting their president. The next day you'll visit the Palo Quemao market with a Colombian-food expert, and explore the historic Candelaria neighborhood while browsing a variety of markets. The day ends at with tejo, a disc-throwing competition of pre-Columbian origin, second only to soccer in popularity.
The following day you'll fly to Pereira, where some of the world's best coffee is produced. You'll visit a coffee hacienda, learn about the growing and harvesting process, and, of course, taste the famously rich product. Then it's off to the Botanical and Butterfly Gardens, where you'll discover thousands of species of plants and hundreds of species of insects. You'll wake up the next morning at the Hacienda San Jose and start out for the countryside to explore a rural town that time forgot.
The following day you'll fly to Cartagena, a well-preserved 500-year-old city on the Caribbean coast. There, you'll visit a number of historical sites, attend a talk about Gabriel Garcia Marquez, and climb a hill overlooking the city. The next day you're headed to La Boquilla, a fishing village near Cartagena, where you'll watch the fisherman at work and indulge in a fresh-off-the-line lunch with locals right there on the beach. After a farewell dinner that evening, it's off to bed at the UrbanRoyal Puerta del Reloj. In the morning, it's adios mi querida Colombia and back to the United States.
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