Lippi, Cannavaro and the broken-down warhorse Gennaro Gattuso retired themselves from national team duty with this wretchedly sorry result.
Some of those who have signed up are retired themselves, but still willing to provide support to others.
This is progress at about the right rate, getting ahead without unseemly haste, as the retiring cars themselves have been doing for the last 54 yrs. on Myrtle Ave.
The Wii was designed, in some respects, to bring gaming out of the basement and into the living room — to make it more acceptable to parents, many of them retired gamers themselves, and to reach more eyeballs and thumbs.
But it seems improbable that the politicians would pull that sort of double-cross on those already eligible for benefits–not unless they wanted to risk being retired early themselves, involuntarily.
But it probably has more to do with the fact that as boomers retire and throw themselves onto the mercy of the Social Security and Medicare systems, younger earners will find themselves on the bottom of a giant inverted pyramid.
As waves of workers prepare to retire, pensions find themselves in a race against time.
Many retire when they themselves have children, Dr. Tanabe said, because the medical field remains unfriendly to working mothers.
Villa Toscano was started two years ago by Jerry and Erika Wright, former real estate developers from Seattle who moved to the Shenandoah Valley to retire, then found themselves in the wine business.
Catherine Noe, a spokeswoman for the Social Security Administration, said the agency had a "a huge problem" because many of its most experienced managers, supervisors and claims representatives would themselves retire in the next 10 years, just as the volume of work surges.
