Article: THIN END OF THE WEDGE; Battle of the bulge starts with cold war.(News)

Article: We are all getting older, so you better be prepared
Winnipeg Free Press;  July 20, 2007 ;     700+ words ... ... and there is now an amazing one million people age 80 and beyond, a 21 per cent increase over 2001. As the baby boom bulge starts to hit 65 in about 2011, we can expect all of these older age sectors to become a more significant part of society, as ...

Article: Finding New Products.(Brief Article)
Broker Magazine;  January 1, 2000 ;     700+ words ... ... reverses seem a good match to provide liquidity for a time in life when income is generally down. And as the baby boom bulge starts hitting retirement age, which is not so far away (the first class, of 1946, will hit 65 in 2011), the reverse mortgage ...

Article: The grey debate; SUPER SCARED; WHAT WILL THE STATE PROVIDE FOR ...
The Press;  September 12, 2009 ;     700+ words ... ... numbers are just about to crank up. Add 65 to 1946 and you can see 2011 is going to be the year when the post-war baby bulge starts collecting its gold watch, putting up its feet, pocketing that state cheque. The current deal is $277 a week for a single ...

Article: Heartsurgery while you're wide awake; Good Health.
The Daily Mail (London, England);  May 24, 2005 ;     700+ words ... ... surgery.' Cardiologists monitor aneurysms - which cause a bulging of the aorta - and send patients for surgery when the bulge starts to get above a certain size. Once an aneurysm gets as big as five to six centimetres in width, the tissue starts to thin ...

Article: Bigger classes look likely
The Press;  January 7, 2002 ;     699 words ... ... should look better by March. This is a traditional time for higher vacancies." The shortages come just as a population bulge starts to pass through secondary schools. An extra 35,000 students are expected to start secondary school by 2007, and a staffing ...

Transcript: SOCIAL SECURITY FOR BOOMERS:JAMES E. BURKE
Congressional Testimony;  February 10, 2000 ;     700+ words ... ... Boomer Values Boomers are now about 30% of the US population and about 40% of the adults. The so-called boomer retirement bulge starts about 2008 and carries with it quite a few paradoxes. While they are the richest and most educated generation in American ...

Article: On your marks. Get set. Toad! The Olympics? Who cares about that ...
The Independent - London;  January 15, 2000 ;     700+ words ... ... Australians do race more conventional animals. Horses, for example. But if you want to see a real true-blue, dinky-di, fair dinkum horse-race, you can forget about Sydney, and Melbourne for that matter, even if the Melbourne Cup actually rates ...