2017 November Lifestyle Tickle Tickle

The Great Dividing Range: my new definition of “old”

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Newborn: Between 1 day and 4 weeks …
Infant: Between 1 month and 12 months …
Toddler: Between 1 and 2 years…
Pre-school: Between 2 and 4 years…
Baby: Between 5 and 9 years (when they’re at their cutest and loveliest)…
Pre-adolescent: Between 10 and 12 years…
Adolescent: Between 13 and 17 years…
Youth: Between 18 and 45 years…
Adult: Between 46 and 54 years…
Stressed Adult: Between 55 and 60 years…
Semi-Retired: Between 61 and 64 years…
Retired: 65 years…
Second childhood: Between 66 and 75 years…
Grand-Ole: Between 76 and 79 years…
Storyteller: Between 80 and 95 years…
History: Between 96 and 99 years…
Record-Breaker: 100 years…
Bonus: Over 100 years.

Great men do not die, they just fade away!

Joel Gabriel
"Fray Joel" entered the Dominican formation in 1990 straight out of high school. In 1993 he received the habit of the Order of Preachers while being admitted to the novitiate. He obtained his A.B. Philosophy degree in 1996 at the same time that he decided to take a leave from seminary life. In the secular world, he trained as a mainframe programmer with Citibank which started his career in Information Technology, and the rest as they say is history. Joel has been an IT practitioner all his professional life gaining experience and expertise with global companies such as Citibank Asia-Pacific, RCG-IT, IBM Solutions, Accenture and James-Martin/Headstrong. Based in the New York metro area since 2012, Joel is currently an IT Support Operations Manager with Genpact possessing over 15 years of success leading diverse technology projects within the Capital Markets and Financial Services industry and domain. Joel is happily married to Nancy Aquino-Gabriel.

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