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Are You Too Old to Begin a Family at 40?
How old is too old to have or adopt a baby? 40? 45? 50? How do you make this decision? I received the following question last week.
I am currently struggling – in fact, agonizing – over this decision. I am turning 40 next month and my husband is 45. After unsuccessful IVF treatments, we are considering adoption. However, as much as I dream of having a family, I'm worried we are too old to begin one at our age. At what age would you personally decide to give up on motherhood if you were in a similar situation? I feel that your answer would be so well informed that it might help guide me through this painful decision-making process. Thank you!
I'm flattered that you value my opinion, but as you know, each person is different and will answer this question based on her own values and life dreams. I have, however, thought about this topic a lot and can share my thoughts. I should add that I'm assuming that you and your husband are in good health.
The Lure of the Accidental Pregnancy
It would be so much easier, wouldn't it, if you could just accidentally (or accidentally on purpose) get pregnant. If only you could just forget to use birth control one night and end up pregnant. The decision would be made, and you wouldn't have to be the one deciding. Chances are good that you'd worry a little, then settle into adapting.
Unfortunately, neither infertility treatment nor adoption work that way. They demand a conscious choice. They demand answering questions about your readiness. They demand money. Dammit!
What are Your Dreams?
What were your and your husband's dreams for your life? Did they always include children or would you be almost as content to just be a family of two with the freedoms and joys of that life style?
What are your and your husband's dreams for the next 20+ years? Can you imagine being the mom to a preschool and elementary school aged child in your 40s, teen in your 50s, and young adult in your 60s? (Our society has extended adolescence into the mid 20s and many many young adults are still living with their parents well into their 20s.)
Continuing is Easier than Starting
Likely it's the answer to these questions of what you want your future life to look like that is causing you to agonize over this decision because chances are good that you don't know the answers. How can you since this is unchartered territory for you.
I believe it is easier for people who are already in the midst of parenting to make the decision to have another child when they are in their 40s than for someone who is not a parent to decide to have their first child. They have a better idea of what they are getting into.
People your age who are already parenting also know that they won't be alone in this "older" parenting journey. You don't run in the "parents of young kids" circles, so you might have no idea how many people in their late 30s and early to mid-40s are having and adopting children. There are many.
If you decide to adopt or go through another round of IVF using donor eggs, you will not be the only parent over 40 sitting on kiddie chairs at parent-teacher conferences, coaching Little League, or worrying over how much homework is reasonable for an eight year old. You will not be the only parent over 50 teaching your kid to drive, worrying over setting a reasonable curfew, and visiting colleges. You will not be the only parent over 60 paying college tuition, cheering your child's first job with real benefit, or celebrating a wedding. You will not be the only parent over 70 welcoming a first grandchild.
Is It Fair to the Child?
All decisions we make in regards to children are supposed to be made considering first and foremost what is in the best interest of the child. I absolutely believe that age is more than just a number, even though I wish that weren't the case. Parenting is for life, and the active hands-on all consuming part will last 20+ years. You have to assess your health and energy to know whether this choice is fair for the child.
What Would You Regret More
You will never know for certain ahead of time the answers to the questions I've asked. Maybe the better question is which would you regret less: playing it safe with what you know or taking the risk to start a new life at 40?
Would you have your first child in your 40s? Share your words of wisdom for someone trying to decide.
P.S. My last child joined my family when I was 39 and my husband was 42. We would do it over again in a second.
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38 Responses to Are You Too Old to Begin a Family at 40?
I adopted Reed on my 50 th year. You are not too old! Get over that! Go for it!
I feel if you love the child go for it. I fostered my adopted child for almost two years before the adoption. She does have some issues to be dealt with; however, they could have shown up in a biological child. We love each other so much. We have our ups and downs just like a typical family and we work thru them. By the way, I'm 66. I made sure she would have a place to go if I became seriously ill and/or passed away. This is also someone who loves her and she love this person very much.
Thank you for writing this post!
I'm currently in the process of gaining approval for Adoption myself (and I just turned 41) through the Ministry in BC (local adoption). The process for approval will likely take a full year…so that is something to consider (and gives you time to change your mind if it's not for you – but start now even if you change your mind later!) My preference is to adopt kids older than 4 years old…so there are always options for the older parent.
Plus there are so many kids in the Foster Care system who need a permanent home – they range in age from 0-18 years, so there's always the option of older children to consider.
Good luck to the person who sparked this post and conversation, I hope you and your husband find the right fit for you and get to have the family you desire
I always thought I older when I started my family probably in my 30s. However, when there was no one to share the burden with I dropped the idea of becoming a mother. There was no way I was going to do it alone. Lo and behold my husband wanted to have a child when we got married so we tried and failed at fertility and adopted at 43. I love it. I have no regrets, no feeling that I am missing something by parenting and staying at home. It is difficult to be the oldest first time mother, but I also get to relax more than others because I have been around the block. No worries about eating dirt and wondering whether I am providing enough stimulation. Its sword fights and silly songs.
I have a friend that is 66 and has a 6 year old and a 3 year old. I don't know how she has the energy, but her boys are clean, healthy, safe and well loved!
Oh Dawn, this is why I LOVE creating a family because it addresses the tough questions!! This is one issue I have a really hard time with. I am 38 next month, my husband is 45. We've been trying for a little over 2 years. Every year that goes by, I calculate how old we will be when our child is 5, 10, 20, 30, 40…how old will our child(ren) be when one of us pass away? How old will they be when we may not be able to take care of them as well as we'd like? I know it is totally morbid but it's really important. If we are successful with fertility treatment this year, and I have a child at 39, by the time that child is my age, I will be 78 and my husband will be 85. Although both of us have good "genes" and our families live to old age, these are ages that death is a possibility. When I think right now about losing my parents, I can cry myself to sleep (and both my parents are in their mid 60s). But for our kids (if we are blessed with them), it will be more of a reality when they are in their 30s. I don't know if that is fair and I struggle with that a lot.
I am 48 and just adopted a baby girl! My first (and she will be my only) child.
I can't answer this because who am I to judge when a couple decides to start their family. Prior to infertility I would have said 40 is too old, but my experience has made me more humble and empathetic to other people. It's impossible for me to judge when my circumstances of meeting my wife when I was 19 and getting married at 27. It's easy for me to say they waited too long when the reality is their circumstances may have prevented an early attempt for children.
I am very encouraged by this blog and the comments. I am nearly 42 and my husband is 48. We are almost done with our home study. Lately I have been having these same thoughts about being too old to start a family. But, it is what we both want more than anything. I feel like my classmates slowest to start a family already have 6 and 7 year olds and others have kids in college. I am glad to see others who got a late start and still feel like it was a good decision for both them and the kids.
Reading this blog post – as well as all the heartfelt comments and shared experiences -brings me hope. Dreams of starting a family can feel like they are fading quickly as we get older… even when our desire hasn't wavered.
I started to question myself when confronted with the notion that there comes a time when starting a family becomes a selfish decision that is no longer in the child's best interest. WHEN exactly that time has come isn't always clear. I would still welcome the opportunity to attend soccer games in my 50s or graduations in my 60s… but I worry about my child feeling disconnected or missing out on experiences children share with younger parents.
I would never want my children to be burdened at a young age by having "old parents" or being orphaned early when they still very much need me. I would love to be there when they get married, buy their first house or even need help with their own children. My parents were in their twenties when they started our family. They have always been actively involved and it troubles me to think I might not be able to participate in my children's life in the same manner since I'm starting 20 years later than they did.
I never anticipated entering my forties without a family of my own, but I will take heart in knowing there are many great examples of families that got a later start in life — families that are just as close and loving in spite of the bigger generational gap… and that while my dreams have so far been delayed, they are not yet beyond reach.
Thank you all for sharing your stories!
I became a mother for the first time at 39. My own mother by adoption was also 39 and I believe younger parents are such an asset. I am saddened by the trend and find all those photos of new adoptive parents who look like grandparents quite disturbing and upsetting because I know the downsides of having older parents and of being one. It's not all roses and rainbows!
My husband and I are 54 and 53. We are adopting a five year old girl from Africa, the same age as our oldest granddaughter! I cannot imagine someone at 40 too old to be a great parent!
I had my two biological children at 37 and 39 and last year my husband and I adopted a 1 year old from Russia (we are both mid 40's). I can honestly say she's been the greatest gift and I feel I am a much better parent than I was in my 30's. Maybe I've just been slow 'growing up', but I feel I have a lot more understanding and patience now at this stage of my life. If I could have had my way, the adoption process would have happened a lot faster, and I would have become a third time mother around 40-41. But that's not have it worked out (international adoption taking a long time). And I must say it's all worked out for the best as this little girl was very clearly the one I was meant to mother! There's also something nice in history repeating itself as my own mother was also 44 when she had me (my dad 46), an 'after-thought' after my two sisters who are 21 and 23 years older than I. (My mother and sister were pregnant at the same time and my niece and I were born 2 months apart.) My mum always used to say that I kept her young – that's also how I feel 😉
No, not too old at 40 to start a family! 40's the new 30. We suffered for years with infertility, so finally we used egg donors, and it was the best thing that ever happened. I was 41 for our first born singleton and 42 for our boy/girl twins. We only wished we had decided to use a donor early on because I got pregnant immediately. We are doing great, and loving it! Our kids are now 8 and 9yrs.
I have a thought about the meaning of parents to adopted foster kids. Twenty years ago at my college graduation, a medical student I knew introduced me to 2 white haired people in their 70s, I assumed were his grandparents. He proudly introduced me to his parents. He explained later he had been adopted by his foster parents as a young teenager and how much he loved them. I remember feeling respect for both my friend and his parents. In that moment, in my 20s, I thought adoption might be something I would consider in the future.
My wife and I were 45 when we went to China for our 1 year old daughter. We are 60 now and the only regret is that we didn't decide quickly enough to get a second child. Yes, we will have to work until age 70 to see her all the way through undergraduate college but we knew that up front and accepted that.
The disadvantages we ran into is that all of our daughter's classmates had parents much younger than us, so my wife and I have had some social isolation. Also, I had some health problems in my 50s which resulted in a year that I could not fully participate in my daughter's life. The main downside for our daughter is that only one of our neighbors or close friends had a child her age.
The advantages were that we were much more financial stable and we both were able to focus more on her (and less on our careers) while she was growing up. Also being a little older enabled us to be more laid back in terms of raising her and enjoying watching her grow.
So my suggestion would be to take a good look at your life and decide if there is anything foreseeable that would be a major risk for your child (financial issues, parental health problems, etc). If not, and if you have the energy, then go for it!
My situation is similar to Bev's and I totally agree with her philosophy. We had four grown-and-flown bio kids but felt we weren't ready for an empty nest yet and our house was way too quiet. So at the age of 60 (though we feel much younger!) my dh and I adopted a sibling pair aged 13 and 7. Adopting them was the most challenging yet meaningful experience of our lives! Though some of our friends questioned our sanity, we feel our new kids help keep us young. Being a soccer mom in my sixties is amazing!
I used to worry about this question. Now that I'm 46 and preparing to be a first time mom, it feels totally silly. It's time when it's time! I can't wait and I've never been so ready.
We adopted a 2 year old and we're both 40. Our family is doing fine.
I love Dawn's comment "Things have changed."
When my mom was 38 I was graduating from high school. When I was just a few months shy of 38 I was holding my daughter for the first time.
My mom thought we were nuts..
My younger sister, on the other hand, had her children at 24 and 26 and, also, thought we were nuts.
Our daughter joined our family at 3.5 yo so we weren't starting life as parents with a new born which made a big difference for us. At 41 now with a 7 yo I feel like I am a much better mom than I would have been at a younger age.
Everything has worked out quite well and we wouldn't change anything. Neither my mom nor my sister thinks we are nuts any longer.
Search your heart and imagine where you want to be in 10 or 20 years. Choosing to be a family of 2 is fine. Or if you choose to start adding to your family now you will find many moms and dads in your age range.
I'm yoWand we just adopted A 2 yo. We're doing fine.
I am 47 and a single parent with an adopted 3.5 year old. I agree with all of the favorable comments about the joys of older parenting and the ease of finding other older parents with young kids. I would add a few things to consider, however. It might take a few years before you actually have a child. I started my family building adventure at 40 with time spent on adoption, then trying to get pregnant, and then back to adoption. The adoption of my daughter was finalized just after I turned 45. Also, to take care of some of my worries (about being her only parent, and turning into a senior citizen when my daughter is a young adult), I made sure to draw up a will, powers of attorney, guardianship, and adjusted my retirement savings plan. Even with the worries, I wouldn't trade my parenting experience for anything!
When I first saw this post I dreaded reading the comments and now I am so glad I did! I am 49, single, starting foster care (starting with respite, short term placements and then once my feet get wet) with hoping to adopt and having a child has always been my dream. I love the questions asked. I would be thrilled to have every next day in my life filled with motherhood (ok, I know I will not feel that way every single day when/if it happens :-). I guess my point is that while my energy is lower now than 10, 15 years I ago, it is clear to me that I feel more energized when taking care of children in my life both physically and emotionally. I know it will be diff when they are with me all the time and that I will need lots of help. That is what I'm focusing on now – how to get that.
I've never met anyone who regretted their decision to parent. But I have known people who struggle everyday with their decision not to. I started my infertility journey when I was 38 and ultimately adopted my son (as a single mom) when I was 41. I think about doing it again all the time! I'd say go for it!! And by the way, granted I live in a big city, but I never feel like the oldest parent.
I adopted my second at almost 42 – she came home at almost 4, so she was born when I was 38. She is special needs and I'm a single mom so I thought seriously about what would happen if something were to happen to me. It still is a worry I have. However, I now am the almost 44 year old mother to an 11 (almost 12) year old and a 6 year old. They wear me out and keep me hopping. I love it – though I have my "what was I thinking" moments that all parents have. I would say that if you both want to be parents, then go for it. There are plenty of children who would love to have parents. If you're too concerned about a newborn, there are plenty of older children available for adoption – both through foster care and internationally. Good luck.
To give a balanced perspective, I will also add that we hired an au pair. So I do have help with twins. I am not a supermom, but I am really enjoying my children. It seems financially reasonable and works out to $8/hour. I can schedule her on weekends and holidays to have some down time with my husband. Au pairs come to the US on a special visa and are like a cross between exchange students and nannies. We have a great bond with ours. From a mother of multiples, this is simply a suggestion of something I found helpful.
I adopted older children (3 of them!) at age 56! Went back 18 months later for #4-so I am the grandma attending parent/teacher conferences as the mom of a 14 yo! I do admit I am running on limited energy, but my son is so glad to have a Mom that it does not bother him that I am older-since he was only 7 when I adopted him he has no other memories of a mother (all were in orphanage for 7 yrs before they came to me). Many challenges and achievements have filled the last 8 years, but I cannot imagine my life any other way!
If you want it, go for it! Life will never be boring or totally peaceful with little feet growing out of their shoes as they run through your life! Many children are waiting for someone to love them as they are and give them homes. It is not for the weak willed, but for the strong in spirit to parent these wonderful (and challenging) children.
God bless you as you consider this trememdous step in your life!
It's funny because almost 40 seems on the younger side of "old" to me. I had twins at 41 and found it invigorating. I am the eldest of 5 children and my younger sister, now 25, was a surprise pregnancy for my 40 and 44 year old parents. I doubt my mom would be so proficient with technology if it weren't for the last two kids! She cracks us up with all of her app suggestions. I call HER when I have a computer issue!
My husband and I are in the process of adopting 2 girls 6 and 9 . Had them since they were 5 and 8 . I'm gonna be 42 and my husband 51 . All depends on what your heart desires what would take you happy. In my eyes age is not seen by the love you give. We also have a 3 yr old child in our home as well.
Jody, in many ways it surprised me that someone just turning 40 thought she might be too old since not all that infrequently the people asking me that question are in their 50s.
Im 43 and just starting~
I know a ton of people having their first child in their 40s. Nothing wrong with that!


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Favorite thing:
Alois Hingerl - Dienstmann Nr. 172 , aka "Aloisius" is one of the most popular caracters created by Ludwig Thoma.
Alois Hingerl was working as an outporter (I found this word for Dienstmann in my dictionary, but it sounds strange to me) at the trainstation in Munich and died during his duty.
He came to heaven and was not able to adapt to the "strange customs" of the angels singing Hallelujah all day long.
He started to shout at St.Peter and God, and so they had the idea to send him down to Munich again for 1 day every week , in order to take some letters with "advices from heaven" for the governement of Bavaria.
So angel Aloisius flew down to the townhall, took down his wings and thought, why not having a beer in Hofbräuhaus before delivering the letter...
In Hofbräuhaus he had one beer after the other, and could not stop it, but finally forgot the letter for the governement...
Aloisius is still sitting there, having his beer, and the governement still does not know what to do...
This is a simply translation of the story of Aloisius.
Fondest memory: If you are able to understand german, you might like to read the story, with all the funny details under this link :
Click here for : ALOSIUS, ein Münchner im Himmel
Favorite thing: Oktoberfest is in late September/first week of Oktober, although you can visit small beer fests throughout Bavaria during July, August and September, too. These are not as large, but in someways nicer. If you miss Oktoberfest, but want to experience something similar, try the Hofbrauhaus. It is open everyday, and replicates the beer fest atmosphere, complete with music, masses of beer, and grilled chickens. The tourists get quite drunk, just like at Oktoberfest. The locals mostly avoid the place, unless they are entertaining out of town friends.
Fondest memory:
Before I went to Munich for New Years 05/06 I was talking to Andrey ('bugulma' on VT) about meeting up there. I was thinking of showing him around a bit. The day before we actually met then we were still thinking of showing him around a bit. Then we met on 2 January 2006 - my first VT meeting of the new year. In the morning I was still thinking of showing him around. It was snowing when I left Thomas' house, but not too bad. On the way to meet Andrey I changed my mind. In town it was terrible, a mixture of rain and snow came out of extremely grey clouds. I walked from Stachus to Marienplatz and was completely soaked. It was terrible!
I was happy that Andrey had apparently seen the whole of Munich the day and the morning before and we went straight to Augustiner to have beer and Weisswurst. Afterwards a long time and quite a few beers we were talking about a sightseeing walk again. We wanted to go to Viktualienmarkt. As soon as we were there we all agreed that the day was a perfect day for staying inside. So we went to Hofbraeuhaus, after all that's kinda like indoor sightseeing. ;-) It was 4 pm, when we got here. I think it was 8 pm when we left. What was officially named "A quick look into the biggest tourist trap" turned out to be a funny afternoon with Bavarian music, lots of peoplewatching and many litres of beer!!! As soon as we came out the rain had stopped. We still went to the next pub where Andrey was the only one who still ordered a beer.....
Favorite thing:
I like to come here listen to Bavarian music and have a drink.
Touristical place?
Maybe, but if you're in a hurry or even not it's a place to come and enjoy the sillynesss of the place!
But once inside you can't stop having a smile on your face, raise your glass and join in a cheerful shout *ein, zwo, drei - zuffraa!
Dont' miss it, don't skip it even if told so!
For more infos: http://www.hofbrauhaus.net/
Favorite thing:
Muenchen im Tal 12
Fondest memory: My fondest memory on Munich is this long talk with a waitress in this tavern (Brauhause). Well what was all this about? Let me tell you. I have oppinion of my own that 'Apfelstrudl' (apple strudel) should be eaten cold, not warm out of microwave. So I ordered a cold one. Of course, I got a hot one. Then the conversation begun. I was for cold, the old lady (by the way she was the oldest waitress I've ever seen :-) wanted to persuade me that hot strudel is the right one. I expect your oppinion. THX!
Favorite thing:
..Visit the Hofbrauhaus, preferably with a good-sized group of people you just met. Have fun drinking great beer and getting drunk with them! And don't miss the original Mike's Bike Tour! We had a blast!
Fondest memory: I could not pick one, so I'll list a few: The bonfires at The Tent, Mike's Bike Tour, Hofbrauhaus, and the sobering history of Dachau (should not be missed).
Favorite thing:
try the BEER..thanks to the Germans fondness for brewing and a visit to the Hofbrauhaus i had my best ever new year here.
Fondest memory: BEER? The chilli stalls in the Viktualien Market, the Hofbrauhaus, the snow that arrived for xmas and new year, great beer, the food, the fireworks at new year, the clean punctual tram & trains, the beer, the clean air, the shopping and the beer.
Favorite thing:
Get down to the Hofbrauhaus. It may be a tourist trap, but it sells good beer serves good food, and the vast majority of the customers seem to be German, so it can't be that bad.
Fondest memory: I have always thought German Beer was the best in the world. Well Bavarian Beer is some of the best in Germany. Add to that the all singing all dancing atmosphere of the Munich beer halls and you really can't miss
Favorite thing:
the hofbrauhas. this is not only a place that has great giants mugs of very good german beer, but is a cultural manifestation. this is the place where hitler jumped on the table, declared a revolution, and began his political career.it is packed with locals and tourists, it is a must see.
Fondest memory: i was there durring the beginning of a protest. seeing the bonfires, rallies and cute riot police was very exciting.
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On Wednesday March 13 at 8pm, the Warner Theatre welcomes The Irish Tenors featuring Ronan Tynan, Finbar Wright and Anthony Kearns to the main stage. Ranked as Ireland's premier ambassadors of song,The Irish Tenors entertain audiences with an unrivaled, incomparable quality of performance worthy of the rich cultural heritage of Ireland. This heartfelt and patriotic music reflects the passion and beauty of three voices that come together for rich, traditional and entertaining songs.
Finbar Wright, Anthony Kearns, and Ronan Tynan have been touring together as The Irish Tenors since 1998, with sold-out shows at Radio City Music Hall, Sydney Opera House, Carnegie Hall, The Hollywood Bowl, and major concert halls throughout the world. Since they first joined voices in 1998, they have made countless traditional treasures breathe with new life.
Tickets for this concert are $39.50, $49.50, $100 and can be purchased by calling the Warner box office at 860-489-7180 or online at www.warnertheatre.org.
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Cartoon Network (Canada)
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Cartoon Network is a Canadian English-language Category B specialty channel. The channel is based on the U.S cable network of the same name, which broadcasts animated programming aimed at children and teens, and its late night counterpart, Adult Swim, which targets young adults. The channel is owned by Corus Entertainment, with the Cartoon Network and Adult Swim branding in use through a licensing agreement with Time Warner.
The channel is available in standard definition and high definition, and has two traditional Eastern and Pacific feed schedules.[1] The channel is carried by Cogeco, EastLink, SaskTel, Bell TV, Bell Fibe TV, Bell Aliant TV, Optik TV and Vidéotron.[2] As of April 2015, Shaw Cable and Rogers Cable have made no announcements of carriage of the channel.
After obtaining a license from the CRTC in November 2011 for the service Teletoon Kapow, Teletoon Canada Inc. (originally a joint-venture of Astral Media and Corus Entertainment) announced in February 2012 the launch of Cartoon Network and the programming block Adult Swim in Canada. The channel has launched in July 4, 2012. In preparation, programming blocks were introduced to Teletoon and Teletoon Retro.[3][1][1][4]
On March 4, 2013, Corus Entertainment announced that it would acquire Astral Media's 50% ownership interest in Teletoon Canada (owner of Teletoon, Télétoon, Teletoon Retro, Télétoon Rétro, and Cartoon Network). The purchase was in relation to Bell Media's pending takeover of Astral (which had earlier been rejected by the CRTC in October 2012, but was restructured to allow the sale of certain Astral Media properties in order to allow the purchase to clear regulatory hurdles).[5]
Corus's purchase was cleared by the Competition Bureau two weeks later on March 18.[6] On December 20, 2013, the CRTC approved Corus's full ownership of Teletoon Canada[7][8] and it was purchased by Corus on January 1, 2014.[9] The channel continues to be owned by Teletoon Canada, now wholly owned by Corus Entertainment under its Corus Kids division.[10][11]
In addition to new series from the U.S channel (such as Steven Universe, MAD and Uncle Grandpa), Cartoon Network also runs several of their past shows. Sister networks Teletoon and Télétoon continue to run recent Cartoon Network programming, while Télétoon Rétro & Teletoon Retro have begun running classic series.
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While the Canadian version of Adult Swim carries most of the original programing that airs on its U.S counterpart, several shows (including Childrens Hospital and Newsreaders) and more recent series are noticeably absent.[12] Furthermore, it does not carry a Canadian version of Toonami.
- ^ a b c CNW TELETOON Canada Inc. and Turner Broadcasting System, Inc. Bring Cartoon Network and Adult Swim to Canada in 2012 Teletoon Canada Inc. press release 2012-02-02
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- ^ Check it: Cartoon Network to launch in Canada - July 4, 2012
- ^ Wilford, Denette (February 2, 2012). "Cartoon Network, Adult Swim Coming To Canada". Huffington Post. Retrieved February 3, 2012.
- ^ BCE to sell assets to Corus as part of Astral deal, The Globe and Mail (via Reuters and The Canadian Press), March 4, 2013.
- ^ The Canadian Press (uncredited staff) (2013-03-18). "Competition Bureau clears Corus acquisition of Astral assets". The Globe and Mail. Retrieved 2013-07-05.
- ^ Vessing, Etan (2013-12-20). "Corus/Teletoon Deal Approved by CRTC". Kidscreen. Brunico Communications. Retrieved 2013-12-21.
- ^ "Press Release - Corus Entertainment Receives CRTC Approval on TELETOON Canada Inc., Historia and Séries+ Acquisitions". Corusent.com. Retrieved 2013-12-22.
- ^ "Press Release - Corus Entertainment Completes Purchase of Historia, Séries+ and TELETOON Canada Inc". Corusent.com. 2014-01-01. Retrieved 2014-01-08.
- ^ "Ownership Chart 32b" (PDF). Retrieved 2014-03-28.
- ^ February 10, 2014 by Jeremy Dickson (2014-02-10). "Corus unveils Teletoon integration plan". Kidscreen. Retrieved 2014-05-21.
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i don't know how much that is in AUD, but the Sydney tournament was fairly pricey too. However I thought it was good value though, especially this year playing at Sydney Olympic Park where the Sydney WTA and ATP tournaments are played - I was happy to pay that much to play at a world class venue!
What are the venues like where you're thinking of going?
75 EUR according to google would be 102 AUD. 90 EUR are 122 AUD.
I was thinking of going to Hamburg, maybe Amsterdam, too. I live in the south of Germany and have heard many good things about Hamburg. Would like to combine sightseeing and playing, and one of my teammates apparently also got relatives there, so accomodation wouldn't add any further costs. I don't think the tournament is played at the site of the ATP event though. However, I did notice that quite a lot of GLTA events actually take place at pro facilities. That's cool.
What do other people think about the entry fees? Sounds like you enjoyed your experience though.
Regular tournaments usually cost about 20-30 EUR (28 EUR would be 38 AUD) so I do think it's quite a big difference.
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In the beginning of this year, we looked at some of the trading errors commonly made by gold investors during this cycle. At the time, gold had fallen 38 percent from its 2011 peak. Yesterday, spot gold traded at less than $1,242 before closing slightly higher.
Gold is hitting new multiyear lows relative to the Standard & Poor's 500 Index. J.C. Parets, a technical analyst at Eagle Bay Capital, notes: "This downtrend has been very strong over the past 30 months and is hard to fight."
he key support level, according to Parets, is $1,180. Spot silver has already broken its major support level of about $19. Parets adds that this break in silver could auger a further decline for gold as well, including the mining companies. If you must be long on a precious metal, Parets suggest you consider palladium as an alternative to gold or silver. Continues here
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click for ginormous chart The chart above shows the rolling returns for stocks and gold. Catherine Mulbrandon of Visualizing Economics writes: For the period 1928-2013, the average annual compound real return of stocks = 6.3% and gold = 2.0%. However, the price of gold was controlled by the government until the mid-70s when the…Read More
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If you want to know what someone's views of society are, ask what they believe is the best long-term investment. I am fascinated each year when Gallup Poll asks Americans to choose the best option among real estate, stocks and mutual funds, gold, savings accounts and CDs, or bonds. The results are a pop psychologist's…Read More
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click for ginormous graphic Source: Visualizing Economics Earlier this year, we discussed the Lessons Learned from the Fall of Gold. That surprisingly generated some controversy despite the near 40% collapse from its 2011 peak. Rather than spill a lot of ink onto the page, I wanted to direct your attention to the following…Read More
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Last week, we published a 2,500-word opus on what lessons could be learned from the rise and fall of gold. There was lots of feedback on the general concept and many of the specifics. By and large, the response was positive, with most of the pushback coming from those who were long gold or other…Read More
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> I did something different with my Sunday Washington Post Business Section this week. Starting with the 2,500 word long form discussion I wrote for Bloomberg, I simplified this and edited it down to half that length. The print version had the headline Bitten by the gold bug? You'll do well to heed the…Read More
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This morning, I have a massive 2500 word piece at Bloomberg looking at the rise and fall of Gold.
The key to the discussion are the 10 lessons that we all can takeaway from that cycle and the experiences of Gold investors. Hopefully, these will make us each better investors in the future.
Here is the intro:
"It has been quite the ride for gold: from under $500 an ounce a decade ago, to above $1,900 in 2011, gold gained more than 400 percent. Since its peak of ~$1,921.15 on Sept. 6, 2011, however, the shine is off the yellow metal. Gold plummeted 38 percent, recently breaking below $1,200. Yesterday's close is within 5 percent of the lows, at $1,241.
If a 20 percent drop is described as a bear market, and a 30 percent fall is called a crash — what do we call gold's almost 40 percent plummet?
This column is not an "I told-you-so" or an exercise in "Goldenfreude" (describing a "delight in gold bugs' collective pain"). Rather, it is an attempt to learn some investing lessons from the epic rise and horrific fall of gold.
As an investor, I am a gold agnostic: When used properly, the metal is a potentially valuable tool in an investment arsenal. There are times when it makes for a profitable part of a portfolio, as in the 2000s. There are periods when it is a speculative and dangerous trade — such as the 2010s. There have also been decades when it does nothing, earning no return, generating no income, essentially dead weight to a portfolio, as in the 1980s and 1990s…"
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JOHNSBURG - American Legion member Jack Alexander grabbed a handful of small American Flags, swatting black flies with his free hand.
One-by-one he placed a flag at each grave marker of a deceased veteran at Bates Cemetery this week.
"We have to remember the veterans who have passed," Alexander said as he made his rounds.
Each year, local residents and maintenance crews make their rounds of each cemetery, cutting grass, raking and placing flags in preparation of Memorial Day - a day where the local cemetery is so important.
"I've been to grave stones from veterans from the American revolution right up to Vietnam today," Alexander said. "There is so much history and tradition in these cemeteries." Each year, the Johnsburg American Legion orders 21 dozen grave flags, officials said.
The significance of the grave markers themselves was striking to Johnsburg Highway crews who were given the task of preparing each of the four primary town cemeteries this year.
"As I mow I read the dates on the stones and try to imagine what their life was like," Johnsburg highway crewman John Moore said. "Each stone tells a different story, or at least part of someone's story."
Town highways crews spent nearly 20 hours on Bates alone, and equally as much time raking and mowing three other local cemeteries before they are showcased on Memorial Day.
"If you see a flag or marker tipped over we try to take the time to stop and pick it up," said Johnsburg highway crewman Fred Comstock. "It's hard work, but working here really makes you think about life, death and history."
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The Senior Minister will provide primary leadership to the Congregation by inspiring the Church's activities in a way that will glorify God: by promoting Christian growth within the Body, and outreach to the community. This leadership will be focused on meeting the goals and objectives of the Congregation as established by the Elders, being especially sensitive to the leading of the Holy Spirit.
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- Feeding the Flock: This is the Senior Minister's primary responsibility. It assumes that he himself will remain spiritually nourished and that a significant amount of his time will be devoted to prayer, Bible study, learning opportunities, as well as other activities that will promote his spiritual growth.
- Preaching: Preaching will be the Senior Minister's primary tool of leadership. Sermons should teach, encourage, motivate, and correct when necessary. He will monitor, be responsible for, and have primary input to all that happens in the pulpit (including scheduling of guest speakers).
- Worship Services: The Senior Minister will play a primary role in working with the Worship Elder and Music Ministry Leader to develop worship services that will honor God and bless His people.
- Pastoral Care: The Senior Minister will seek to maintain contact with people who have special needs, whether physical, spiritual, or emotional. He will provide encouragement and comfort in such times of need by visiting in people's homes, hospitals, nursing homes, funeral chapels, or wherever the need should be. He will also communicate those needs to the Elders, so they and the Congregation can participate in the pastoral care of the Church.
- Teaching: The Senior Minister will teach where he has opportunity, seeking to instruct in areas where his knowledge and gifts can best be used. The Senior Minister will work with the Education Elder to develop education programs such as Christian education, Bible studies, and small groups to encourage continuing Christian formation in the Congregation.
- Counseling: The Senior Minister is encouraged to apply the Word of God in personal contexts as he has opportunities to counsel people. Where situations are particularly complicated or potentially time-consuming, he is encouraged to refer to appropriate professionals.
- Evangelism: Evangelism is an important work of the Senior Minister since he serves in the role of evangelist (2 Tim. 4:5)
- The Senior Minister will work closely with the Outreach areas of ministry, helping develop opportunities for connecting people to the Church.
- The Senior Minister will model personal evangelism in his own life by sharing the gospel with individuals with which he has opportunity to witness.
- The Senior Minister will promote personal evangelism within the Congregation through his preaching, and by leading evangelism training classes as needed.
- Administration: Since the Senior Minister is involved in the daily overseeing of matters of the Church, he is responsible for much of the day to day administration of the Church and its staff.
- The Senior Minister is responsible with the Elders for creating the vision of Plum Creek Christian Church and casting it before the Congregation.
- The Senior Minister provides regular input to the Elders regarding future planning needs and opportunities which he believes are necessary to enhance the growth of Plum Creek Christian Church.
- The Senior Minister meets each week with the staff to discuss matters of planning, and problem-solving.
- The Senior Minister generally maintains weekday office hours between 9-5 PM, except for meetings, calls, or other pastoral duties that may call him away from the office.
- The Senior Minister meets regularly with the Elders and Ministry Leaders to determine ministry assignments and monitor progress of ministry programs.
- Church-At-Large: Since the local body of Christ is part of the Church "universal," the Senior Minister is encouraged to participate in ministries and programs that recognize the larger Body of Christ.
- Minister's Associations: The Senior Minister will seek to be identified with appropriate minister's groups that will provide encouragement and resources for ministry and that will demonstrate the essence of Christian unity.
- Other Church related boards/ministries: The Senior Minister may serve in these activities with approval from the Elders, understanding that they should not take precedence over responsibilities at Plum Creek Christian Church.
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Columbus, Georgia 31808
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NCC is a healthy, growing church looking for a man to lead it's Youth and Children's ministry, with special attention to be given to discipleship. He must be theologically conservative and be in agreement with historic restoration doctrine. Competitive salary commensurate with experience.
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Blanchard, Pennsylvania 16826
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The Pastor of Middle & Senior High will lead students to knowing God and making Him known. Accomplished primarily through recruiting, screening, equipping & empowering a youth team who will join the Youth Pastor in: leading students to Jesus Christ, discipling students in a strategic manner, creating opportunities for students to learn Christian leadership and by building a positive growth environment for them in the Church. All duties should be performed based on the Spirit of Service requirements. All other tasks as assigned.
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Port Richey, Florida 34668
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Pathway Christian Church is looking for a worship leader that is ready to bring their God given talents to take our worship ministry to the next level.
The Worship Leader should have a growing and dynamic faith in Christ, lead a Christian lifestyle and have a passion for music and ministry.
Worship leader will be under the leadership of the Preaching Pastor and Elders of the church.
Qualities we desire in an ideal candidate are:
Leadership ability—able to work with musicians, vocalists and church leadership.
Theologically grounded—able to support firm bible doctrine as understood by Christian Churches.
Musically trained—able to read and understand music from a variety of genres and generations, with particular emphasis on contemporary music, contemporary arrangements of traditional hymns and own original music.
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Weekly staff meeting to plan Sunday services with Preaching Pastor.
Supervise all volunteer vocalists, musicians and other staff.
Lead worship services for our 10:30am service also including special Holiday events.
Lead weekly rehearsals and grow our volunteer worship team.
Manage equipment, instruments and music including copyrights and library of music in easy worship.
Draft and manage the budget for music and media ministries.
Schedule special music (soloists, ensembles etc.).
Be an active participant in a LifeGroup at Pathway Christian Church.
Other responsibilities as agreed upon under the direction of the Preaching Pastor and Elders.
Compensation: This is a part time position with a salary commensurate with experience, education and the salaries for similar positions in other churches in our area.
Previous experience leading worship and the ability to play guitar and/or keyboard is preferred.
Please provide a resume with 3 references to email@example.com a picture of you and recent (6-12 months) recording (DVD/video link) of your talents.
Contact: Mike Bryant, Preaching Pastor
More information about Pathway Christian Church can be found at www.mypathwaycc.org
AddressP. O. Box 35
Glendale, Kentucky 42740
Weekly Attendance: 300
Website: http://www.glendalechristianchurch.org
Contact InformationJeff Gaines Phone: (270) 369-7874 Email: email@example.com
Position Description
Glendale Christian Church is searching for a talented, creative, and passionate leader who loves authentic worship and wants to see others connected to Jesus through a meaningful weekend experience. Our diverse church averages 300 people each Sunday and we have a strong desire to lead more and more people to love and follow Jesus! We are looking for that key person to oversee all worship and creative arts, taking our services to the next level!
This is a paid (full time or part time) position and is available immediately. Compensation is commensurate with experience.
Job Requirements:
- Deeply love Jesus in words and actions
- Ability to sing and play a musical instrument
- Confidently provide and lead contemporary worship music
- Computer skills including the ability to use worship media
- Degree in music preferred
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DENVER - NOVEMBER 09: Mario Haggan #57 of the Denver Broncos rushes quarterback Ben Roethlisberger #7 of the Pittsburgh Steelers on during NFL action at Invesco Field at Mile High on November 9, 2009 in Denver, Colorado. The Steelers defeated the Broncos 28-10. (Photo by Doug Pensinger/Getty Images)
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Comic Book Inking References?
I am an aspiring comic book inker and have two questions:
A) Where is a good source for penciled art (possibly in non-repro blue) on the internet for practicing inking?
B) What is a good reference (possibly a video) for drawing a finely contoured ink line? I'm using a Winsor & Newton brush and Speedball nib pens.
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If you're serious about your work then you shouldn't mind paying for one of the beautiful workshop dvd's. They have one that's specifically for inking. It should help you quite a bit.
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It's the gnomon workshop I believe zodiakiller was referring too. Either way these are great
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The best way to learn an inking technique is to copy from the masters. The beauty of ink is every artist has already shown you their technique. The key is developing your hand to do it.
Watch out: The greatest inkers out there retire young due to carpel tunnel. So be conservative in terms of hatching. It may be beautiful, but it will kill your wrist.


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Thank you for your support and kind words, but on this forum, homophobia is very, very real. There are many anti-gay posters, specifically many Eastern European straight guys, and some Latin American guys. I see posters here slinging faggot all the time, gay jokes, and of course, insults directed at me. But I don't let it bother me. I just call it out as that sort of hate should not go unchecked.
Like you put perfectly, society is evolving, the bigots among us better get it together or get left behind!
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Long before Brooklyn was chic, even the snobbiest Manhattanites flocked to Peter Luger's, which fired up its grill for the first time in 1887. Other steak houses have more elegant ambience, bigger wine lists, and less brusque service, but the meat here makes the trip undeniably worth it. Three tips: bring a meat-eating buddy or several (individual steaks are available, but porterhouse is served only for two, three, or four), make a reservation (prime slots fill up more than a month in advance), and bring lots of cash—Luger's doesn't take plastic. The lunch-only burger is beloved among locals, as is the bacon appetizer, available by the slice.
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You notice that the database files of normal databases [not database snapshots] are marked as is_sparse = 1 in the catalog views sys.database_files and sys.master_files.
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You might also notice unexplained performance degradation when query data from these files.
The file system incorrectly marks these database files as sparse after an alternate stream is removed. Alternate streams are used by DBCC CHECKDB family of commands.
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