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Scherzer was asked about his future and, while he avoided specifics, made clear that he's not yet ready to call it quits. "The only thing I can say is," Scherzer told reporters, as relayed Jesse Rogers of ESPN in the aftermath of last night's game, "it's going to take some time to give a full answer to that, but there is no way that was my last pitch."

When Greg Giczi retired in February, his company threw him a party. Giczi had spent 12 years as president and general manager of WNIT-TV, a public television station based in South Bend, Indiana. Public broadcasting isn't known for lavish budgets, so the party took place at the studio-a "big, open space with dramatic lighting," Giczi describes. There were appetizers, wine, and beer, as well as heartfelt speeches.

Everyone's got to work together. Everyone's got to know their assigned task and try to have a little bit of understanding of what the next one's task is, Knipel said. And you get there were so many histories of so many other bureaucracies, other counties, where there's infighting and in defining and backstabbing among staff. We never had that in Brooklyn, never my experience. Everybody relied on everybody else.

At a time when the FIRE (Financial Independence, Retire Early) movement is spreading across the U.S., 101-year-old Ann Angeletti who still works six days a week embodies the exact opposite ethos. Let's call it WATER (Work And Thrive, Evade Retirement). It's a fitting acronym, given she's cool, brimming with life and remains enthusiastic about running her store, Curiosity Jewelers in Cresskill, New Jersey.

His parents are Baby Boomers who, he says, exhausted their funds five years ago - although they only told him when they were on the brink of homelessness. Because of health problems and age-related constraints that make work impossible, the user stepped in to support them and to manage their finances. He persuaded them to sell their large, debt-laden home (despite their request that he simply continue paying their mortgage). Now they live in a modest cottage near him so he can regularly assist them.

The Nordic country of Finland stands out when it comes to quality of life, earning the top spot on the Global Retirement Index from Natixis Investment Managers. The country moved up a spot after coming in second place last year. To determine the ranking, the company looked at five quality of life indicators: air quality, biodiversity and habitat, environmental factors, happiness, and water and sanitation. Finland was a standout in happiness and water and sanitation, taking the top spot in both categories.

"That day changed everything for me," Leno wrote in a post on Instagram. "It changed the way I see life, the way I carry myself and most of all, it changed what matters most to me."