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WorkWork� | � |  | � WorkI retired at 50, went back to work at 53, and then a medical issue left me jobless: Theres no such thing as a safe amount of money AARP created a list of resources, broken up by state, and has its own services, such as helping people get back to work in their 50s and beyond. GoFundMe also has a list for financial assistance for older Americans. It includes options for housing, food, medicine and getting back into the workforce. States, and sometimes even individual cities, have departments and offices dedicated to aging issues, which you may want to try calling as well. There is help out there, even if it may not feel easy to find.  Work71 of Our Favorite Facts of 2022 70. Argentina’s national soccer team brought 1,100 pounds of yerba mate — a strong and often bitter drink brewed from the leaves of a plant native to South America — to Qatar for the World Cup. | � | | WorkWorkThe Red Wave Washout: How Skewed Polls Fed a False Election Narrative After the election, detractors seized on earlier statements by the firm’s chief, Mr. McElwee, that he had been placing bets on the campaign in betting markets — at the very least, they believed, creating the appearance of a conflict. The firm and Mr. McElwee, who was forced out after the election, denied that his gambling affected its work product — he said he viewed it as a way to gauge accuracy — and blamed methods devised in previous election cycles to avoid undercounting Trump supporters.
WorkWork | � | | WorkWorkArgentines have tattoo fever following World Cup triumph Buenos Aires — Argentina has tattoo fever.Sometimes it\'s to fulfill a promise, other times as a way to say thank you or simply to immortalize on the skin what was by all accounts an unforgettable moment.Argentina\'s victory in the soccer World Cup tournament in Qatar has suddenly meant that many tattoo artists across the country are fully booked. They are working overtime with designs that often include superstar Lionel Messi holding the trophy and the three stars allude to the number of times the South American country has won the global soccer competition.The phenomenon is particularly pronounced among those who are younger than 30 and had never seen the national squad win a World Cup. Argentina previously won the most important trophy in the soccer world in 1978 and 1986.The trend is a vivid display of how strongly the World Cup victory has affected Argentines at a time when their country has been stuck in economic malaise for years. It has one of the world\'s highest inflation rates, running close to 100%, and almost four of every 10 people live in poverty.After lying on a chair for almost two hours in a tattoo shop in Argentina\'s capital of Buenos Aires, Sasha Mortier finally fulfilled a promise he made before the World Cup even started: To get a tattoo of the trophy and the date of the championship match on the side of his torso.\"A whole generation never lived through this,\" said Mortier, 26. \"We needed it. The country is going through a tough time and I think it had been a while since we last experienced this time of happiness.\"The 36 long years that passed since soccer legend Diego Maradona lifted the World Cup in Mexico amounted to a heavy burden for fans in Argentina, a soccer-crazed country that lives the sport with particular intensity.Mortier still has one pending promise to fulfill, because he and a friend also vowed to get a tattoo of a rock they found on the ground right before the national team began the penalty shootout against the Netherlands in the quarterfinal.\"It\'s a horrible rock from the ground, but it gave us luck,\" Mortier said. \"You choose to believe.\"Shortly after returning from Qatar, Sebastián Fernández headed to Yeyo Tattoos in a southern Buenos Aires suburb with a clear image in his head: Messi kissing the trophy before the awards ceremony.\"That image of the kiss or of Argentina as world champions in 2022 will be historic. It fills me with pride to have been there,\" Fernández said. \"I wanted to portray something that recalls that experience and gives me back a little of the feelings I had at the time.\"César \"Yeyo\" Molina, a well-known tattoo artist in soccer circles, said he has never had to contend with so much demand.\"The madness over the Cup is impressive,\" Molina said as he put color in the Messi tattoo that covers Fernández\'s entire thigh and took two days to finish. \"Work wise, we\'re at an incredible time, we can\'t keep up. ... I\'ve never seen anything like this.\"Molina is well-known for designing hyperrealistic tattoos, which makes him particularly popular among those who want a specific moment in history embedded on their skin. His tattoos generally cost at least $300, a high price for the average Argentine.Some fans without deep pockets have been trying to get tattoos on the cheap and the results have gone viral on social media. One of the most notorious cases involves a tattoo of Messi that makes it look like the player is overweight and has a prominent double chin.Santiago Aposto, a 31-year-old Argentine who lives in Mexico, did not want to take any chances and went to a reputable tattoo studio in Buenos Aires to fulfill a promise he made to underline his hope for Argentina to survive the tournament\'s group phase after its surprise 2-1 loss to Saudi Arabia.\"When you live abroad you become even more Argentine,\" Aposto said as he was getting a tattoo of Messi kissing the World Cup trophy. \"For my generation it\'s a little like what our parents lived through with Maradona. He\'s from our generation, we feel him as our own, as our representative in the world.\"After Messi, another player that many fans want to get tattooed is goalkeeper Emiliano Martínez, who goes by the nickname \"Dibu\" and turned into a local hero for his performance in the team\'s penalty shootouts against the Netherlands in the quarterfinal and France in the final.Valentín Bobadilla, 20, got a tattoo of the controversial gesture the goalkeeper made when he took the Golden Glove award for best goalkeeper of the tournament and held it to his groin.\"The gesture that some people find vulgar really caught my eye,\" Bobadilla said. \"After the quarterfinals against Holland, I had this affection for \'Dibu,\' and even more so after what he achieved in the final.\" | � | | WorkWork | � | | WorkWhen Pele ruled soccer in the US Now at Giants Stadium, Ali and Pele embraced, their mutual affection palpable. Ali, about six inches taller, bent down slightly as Pele reached up to plant a kiss on his cheek. Whereupon the Champ whispered to the King, \"Now we are the two greatest of all time.\" Work | � | | WorkWork | � | | WorkBill Gates Made 2022s Biggest Charitable Donation By entering your email and clicking Sign Up, you\'re agreeing to let us send you customized marketing messages about us and our advertising partners. You are also agreeing to our Terms of Service and Privacy Policy. WorkWorkWorkWorkWorkThe Invention of Elise Stefanik News stories about the upcoming presidential campaign still mention Ms. Stefanik as a rising star who might join a Trump ticket in 2024 — a political pole vault that would carry her, finally, to the very top of the Republican Party. But within the president’s inner circle, according to two people close to Mr. Trump, stories casting Ms. Stefanik as a potential running mate are regarded as clumsy plants by her own team, and inspire bemusement and mockery. Mr. Trump liked her, they said, and liked watching her defend him. But even he didn’t trust her. WorkWorkYour Memories. Their Cloud. And that really is the ultimate question around personal archives: What becomes of them after we die? By keeping so much, more than we want to sort through, which is almost certainly more than anyone else wants to sort through on our behalf, we may leave behind less than previous generations because our accounts will go inactive and be deleted. Our personal clouds may grow so vast that no one will ever go through them, and all the bits and bytes could end up just blowing away. WorkOpinion: Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI was more than 'God's Rottweiler' | CNN Yet Benedict will, I hope, be remembered as more than "God's Rottweiler." He was a man of honest intellect who, though rigid in so many ways, embraced the faith of his childhood with a singular passion and dug into the layers of theology with energy and persistence. He believed in what he considered the incontrovertible truth of the gospels, and his resolute stance had a noble aspect. WorkWorkWorkWorkDave Attell Bids a Heartfelt (and Hilarious) Farewell to Carolines Then he beckoned Caroline Hirsch to the stage, called her “a force” and thanked her for “making us all better.” Describing the moment as “bittersweet,” she said she would be producing more shows in the future. Then everyone took selfies onstage to commemorate the moment and awkwardly shuffled off the stage. WorkQueen guitarist Brian May is now a knight | CNN May isn't the only member of Queen to receive a royal title. Drummer Roger Taylor was appointed Officer of the Order of the British Empire in 2020. May previously received the title of Commander of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire in 2005. WorkRunning an errand on New Year's Day? Here is what's open and closed | CNN Business Most stock quote data provided by BATS. US market indices are shown in real time, except for the S&P 500 which is refreshed every two minutes. All times are ET. Factset: FactSet Research Systems Inc. All rights reserved. Chicago Mercantile: Certain market data is the property of Chicago Mercantile Exchange Inc. and its licensors. All rights reserved. Dow Jones: The Dow Jones branded indices are proprietary to and are calculated, distributed and marketed by DJI Opco, a subsidiary of S&P Dow Jones Indices LLC and have been licensed for use to S&P Opco, LLC and CNN. Standard & Poor's and S&P are registered trademarks of Standard & Poor's Financial Services LLC and Dow Jones is a registered trademark of Dow Jones Trademark Holdings LLC. All content of the Dow Jones branded indices Copyright S&P Dow Jones Indices LLC and/or its affiliates. Fair value provided by IndexArb.com. Market holidays and trading hours provided by Copp Clark Limited. WorkWorkWorkWith Benedicts Death, an Unprecedented Moment for the Modern Church Ultimately, Benedict’s legacy was his stunning resignation, in a seemingly offhand remark made while speaking Latin at a regular meeting with cardinals. It broke with his beloved church tradition, palpable in the lace of his clothes and the Latin of his liturgy, and set a modern precedent. WorkWorkFor Palestinians, a Rush to Claim Martyrs Killed by Israel She said she had sent her son and three daughters off to school on the morning of Nov. 21, not knowing the army had just launched a raid. Minutes after her children left, the siren warning of the raid sounded. She frantically called her children to make sure they were safe. WorkWorkWorkParis Hilton releases new version of 'Stars Are Blind' | CNN "This song has always meant so much to me, it felt right to close out 2022 with a refreshed version," wrote Hilton on Instagram alongside photos of Times Square screens advertising the song. "And seeing my face lighting up Times Square is so special. Thank you to everyone who has always supported my music career." WorkWorkWorkTheir Mothers Were Teenagers. They Didnt Want That for Themselves. She coordinates care for cancer patients and has legal protection under Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, a program for undocumented migrants who came to the United States as youths. With a family income above the national average, she and her husband recently bought their first house. WorkWorkWhen the Times Square Ball Drop Began at Midnight I wander over to a bench and sit. As I wait for the train, a boy runs merrily up the stairs onto the platform. He has a huge smile on his face while he stares across the tracks at the other platform. WorkCNN's top 100 digital stories of 2022 | CNN Entertainment news brought millions of you to CNN. Our top entertainment story was the tragic death of Stephen "tWitch" Boss, the amiable DJ for "The Ellen DeGeneres Show." There were bright moments too: like the Good Samaritans that made a difference in the lives of strangers. WorkWorkWorkOpinion: How 17 syllables a day can change your life | CNN I love the idea of having more awareness and more joy. I love the idea of finding more space, even in the messy world we have, to find the beauty that is already around us. There is always time to write one line. Perhaps you'll also find that there are 365 one sentence poems leading you a bit closer to your own heart, too. WorkWorkWorkBill Gates Made 2022s Biggest Charitable DonationBy entering your email and clicking Sign Up, you\'re agreeing to let us send you customized marketing messages about us and our advertising partners. You are also agreeing to our Terms of Service and Privacy Policy. |
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