East Asia is undergoing a rapid demographic transition and "super" aging. As a result of steadily decreasing fertility and increasing life expectancy, the elderly proportion of the population and the old-age dependency ratio are rising across all countries in East Asia, particularly China, Republic of Korea, and Japan. In this paper, we empirically investigate the wellbeing of the elderly in these three countries, using comparable micro-level data from the China Health and Retirement Longitudinal Study (CHARLS), the Korean Longitudinal Study on Aging (KLoSA), and the Japanese Study of Aging and Retirement (JSTAR). Specifically, we examine the depressive symptom scale as a measure of wellbeing and estimate the impact of four broad categories: demographic, economic, family-social, and health. The decomposition and simulation analysis reveals that although much of the difference in mean depression rates among countries can be explained in differences in the characteristics of the elderly in the three countries, there remain significant differences across countries that cannot be explained. In particular, even after accounting for a multitude of factors, the elderly in Korea are more likely to be depressed than in China or Japan.
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A sympathetically extended, recently refurbished, extremely charming cottage, high on quality and character, in the heart of this exclusive yachtsman's haven, one of the prettiest and warmest villages in England, on the banks of Falmouth Harbour and perfectly positioned for the superb day-sailing waters of the Fal Estuary and Falmouth Bay, providing 2 (possibly 3) bedroomed accommodation with many traditional features, oil fired central heating and an extremely sunny south and west facing rear garden.
The Property - 15 Coventry Road is a particularly attractive cottage, in the 'heart' of the exclusive south coast village of Flushing, a few moments walk from Flushing's harbourside and the exceptional day-sailing waters of the Fal Estuary (Carrick Roads) and Falmouth Bay, considered by many to be perhaps the best in the country.
Recently refurbished and sympathetically extended, and offered for sale in excellent internal and external condition, under an attractive natural slate roof, the cottage is perfect as both a permanent home or holiday letting investment/bolt hole, ready to move straight into and still benefiting from many authentic traditional features including open stone fireplace with glass-fronted log-burner, tiled slate flooring, beamed ceilings, sash and small paned windows.
The oil fired centrally heated accommodation includes a lovely open-plan living/dining room, inner hallway with staircase rising to the first floor part galleried landing, bathroom/WC with contemporary white suite, kitchen with Shaker-style units and, to the first floor, two double bedrooms, including a large front-facing 'master' bedroom, with two doors to the landing and two windows to the front elevation, easily sub-divisible into two rooms if required, thus providing three still well proportioned bedrooms.
To the rear of the cottage, a courtyard area leads via granite steps to an elevated and extremely sunny, south and west facing sun terrace/patio, well enclosed to all sides, enjoying a high degree of privacy and an ideal and surprisingly private sitting-out and al fresco dining area.
The Location - Coventry Road is just a few moments' walk from Flushing's harbour edge with quays providing direct access onto Falmouth Harbour, the Penryn River, Fal Estuary and Falmouth Bay beyond. Day-to-day amenities within the village include two public houses, village store, primary school, highly regarded restaurant - 'The Waterside', active sailing club and regular passenger ferry to Falmouth on the southern banks of the harbour opposite, where there is a further, full range of shopping, commercial and leisure amenities including Marks & Spencers, National Maritime Museum, galleries and extensive choice of restaurants.
Day-to-day amenities within the village include two public houses, sub post office/stores, primary school, highly regarded restaurant, 'The Sticky Prawn', active sailing club and regular passenger ferry to Falmouth, on the southern banks of the harbour opposite, where there is a further, full range of shopping, commercial and leisure amenities including Marks & Spencers, National Maritime Museum, galleries and extensive choice of restaurants.
There are numerous circular walks within the area, including along Flushing's harbour front and Trefusis Road, to Trefusis Point, along the banks of the Carrick Roads, to Greatwood and the famed thatched public house at Restronguet Passage - The Pandora Inn. The area's preeminent boating location at Mylor Yacht Harbour is but a few minutes' drive away where further sailing and water sports amenities are available for enthusiasts of all abilities.
By road, the port of Falmouth is approximately five miles distant and the cathedral city of Truro is approximately eight miles distant, with further, excellent range of shopping, commercial, schooling and health facilities, together with the county's main theatre venue, The Hall for Cornwall, and main-line rail link with London (Paddington), journey time of approximately four and a half hours.
Living/Dining Room - 5.06m x 3.73m (16'7" x 12'2") - Small paned front entrance door. Traditional sash small paned window to the front elevation. Slate tiled flooring throughout, part exposed stone window reveals. Deep open fireplace with raised slate hearth and glass-fronted log-burner. Beamed ceiling, wall light points, inset down-lighters, TV aerial socket, dimmer switching, radiator, arched doorway to the:-
Inner Hallway - Slate tiled flooring, staircase rising to the part galleried first floor landing with turned balustrade and useful storage cupboard under. Part glazed small paned door to the rear gardens. Open entranceway to the kitchen and door to the:-
Bathroom/Wc - Appointed with a white suite comprising low flush WC, pedestal wash hand basin, panelled bath with mixer shower. Fully ceramic tiled walls and flooring, tall chrome-effect heated towel rail/radiator, extractor fan, obscure replacement uPVC double glazed window to the rear elevation.
Kitchen - 4.00m x 2.33m (13'1" x 7'7") - Most attractively appointed with a comprehensive range of cream painted Shaker-style units with ample round-edged worksurfaces between with complementary ceramic tiled splashbacks and inset stainless steel sink unit with mixer tap, recesses with plumbing for automatic washing machine and dishwasher, Worcester Heatslave 12/14 oil fired boiler providing domestic hot water and central heating. Hygena oven/grill with four-ring Diplomat hob over. Display shelving, recesses for fridge and freezers. Full slate tiled flooring, continuing from the living room and inner hall. Inset down-lighters, electrical trip switching, additional access to under-stair storage area, telephone point, traditional small paned casement window with an attractive outlook over the rear gardens.
Landing - Staircase with turned balustrade rising from the inner hall, exposed ceiling beams, built-in cupboard, wall light point.
Bedroom One - 4.69m x 3.75m (15'4" x 12'3") - A particularly well proportioned L-shaped room (second measurement reducing to 2.76m), easily sub-divisible into two separate rooms if preferred (to provide three bedrooms). Two sash windows with deep sills to the front elevation, exposed roof trusses, wall light points, two radiators, telephone points, two doorways from the landing. (Two individual bedrooms would measure 1.97m(6'6") x 2.74m(9'0") and 2.73m(8'11") x 3.75m(12'4") respectively).
Bedroom Two - 2.53m x 2.28m (8'3" x 7'5") - A charming room with broad small paned casement window to the rear elevation enjoying an attractive outlook over the terraced rear gardens. Radiator, access to over-head storage area, eaves storage cupboard with light, slatted linen shelving and radiator.
Rear Courtyard - From the rear of the cottage, a part small paned door opens onto an attractive lower courtyard with raised slate paved ledge, bin storage area, exterior water tap, courtesy lighting, exterior power point and modern uPVC oil storage tank.
Rear Gardens - Granite steps rise past terracing to a delightful, raised and extremely sunny, south and west-facing sun terrace, which enjoys the afternoon and evening sun, with timber fencing, barbecue area, raised rockery surround with shrub borders.
Possession - Vacant possession upon completion of the purchase - the vendors offering the additional benefit of no onward chain.
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Kitchen	9'6 x 8'8. (2.90m x 2.64m). Fitted with a range of new units with work surfaces to compliment. Single drainer sink unit. Part tiled walls. Double glazed window to rear aspect. Door to side aspect and garden.
Bathroom	Newly fitted:- Panelled bath. Pedestal hand wash basin. Low level WC. Radiator. Double glazed window to rear aspect.
Rear Garden	Approximately 60ft in length. Area of lawn. Path to one side. Outside WC and shed. Side access gate.
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An excellent opportunity to acquire an individual detached bungalow which was last seen on the property market back in the 1980's! The property could benefit from some cosmetic updating and offers both generous and versatile accommodation with potential to extend if required (subject to any necessary planning permission/consent needed). This sought-after style of property is located within walking distance of Winscombe village centre and just a short walk away from open countryside and the very popular 'Strawberry Line' (ideal for those keen on walking and cycling). In brief, the accommodation includes: Spacious Entrance Hall, Sitting Room, Kitchen/Diner, Utility Room, Three Bedrooms and Bathroom. The property is approached via a gated driveway providing off road parking for several vehicles which in turn leads to the attached single garage and there are generous gardens to both the front and rear. Due to the demand for properties like this at the moment, viewing is advised at an early opportunity, by appointment exclusively through Farrons Estate Agents: 01934 842000.
Situated in a popular location within the sought-after Mendip village of Winscombe, which offers a full range of facilities and amenities including: Various Retail Outlets and Professional Practices, Library, Public House/Restaurant, Hairdressers, Beauty Salons, Churches, Pharmacy and Doctor, Dentist and Veterinary Surgery's. There is a village market on Thursdays located at the Community Centre and for those with hobbies and interests, there are many clubs and organisations running in the village including: Art Classes, Ramblers Club, Badminton, Football, Rugby, Cricket, Tennis and Bowling Clubs to name just a few. The village also has a Primary School, and Sports Club. Winscombe is surrounded by beautiful open countryside and the Mendip Hills, designated an area of outstanding natural beauty providing excellent riding and walking opportunities. There are several lakes located within the area which cater for the sailing and fishing enthusiasts and there is a Dry Ski Slope facility and Equestrian Centre in nearby Churchill. The popular Churchill Academy with Sixth Form Centre is within 3 miles which also benefits from a Sports Centre and Swimming Pool and there are a number of private schools available in the area including Sidcot School just a short distance away. Winscombe is ideally situated for those travelling further afield and is well served by a local bus service with mainline railway connections at Weston-super-Mare, Yatton and Backwell providing access to Bristol Temple Meads, London Paddington and other major towns and cities. Access to the M5 Motorway network is available at junction 20 Clevedon, 21 St Georges and 22 Edithmead and Bristol International Airport is within a 20-minute drive.
From Bristol heading South West on the A38 proceed through the village of Churchill. At the traffic lights proceed straight ahead. Follow the road for approximately 1 ½ miles passing through the Hamlet of Star. After a further ½ mile proceed past Sidcot School on the left-hand side and drop down the hill to a set of traffic lights. Turn right onto Sidcot Lane signposted to Winscombe and Weston-super-Mare and follow the road into the village. At the junction with the car sales garage on the right and the Co-op mini market on the left, proceed straight ahead onto Sandford Road. Continue on this road for approximately 0.75 mile passing the fire station and then The Grove on the left, Shipham Lane on the right and Broadleaze Way on the left where the property can then be found a short distance along on the right-hand side.
L'shaped with upvc double glazed entrance door, access to loft area via loft ladder, telephone point, built-in storage cupboard and two radiators.
Feature stone fireplace and shelving plinth with open grate, double glazed sliding patio doors leading to the rear garden, radiator, television point and upvc double glazed window to the side elevation.
Fitted with a range of wall, base and drawer units with complementing worksurfaces over, tiled surrounds and inset single drainer stainless steel sink unit with hot and cold taps over. Built-in electric/gas combination hob and eye level electric double oven, space for other appliances, radiator and upvc double glazed window overlooking the rear garden, door to:-
Fitted base unit with work surface over and inset single drainer sink unit, space for washing machine, fitted broom cupboard and built-in airing cupboard with shelving housing Vaillant gas fired boiler supplying central heating and hot water, upvc double glazed door leading to the rear garden.
Modern white suite with chrome fittings including:- Panelled bath, glass corner shower unit with Triton electric shower, pedestal wash hand basin and low level W.C with concealed cistern, fully tiled walls, radiator and obscure glass double glazed window to the side elevation.
The property is approached via a gated asphalt driveway providing off road parking for several vehicles which in turn leads to the attached single garage. The enclosed front garden is laid to lawn with wall and hedge boundaries and a range of mature shrubs and planted borders. There is pedestrian access on both sides of the property leading to the rear garden. The pleasant rear garden is laid to lawn, with fence and hedge boundaries a paved patio area and pathways and a range of mature trees, shrubs and planted borders. In addition, there is a timber garden shed, an aluminium framed greenhouse and outside water supply.
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Dr. Johnny M. Hunt is Senior Pastor of First Baptist Church, Woodstock, Georgia. Johnny received his education at Gardner Webb University where he received at B.A. Degree in 1979. He graduated from Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary (M. Div.) in 1981. He received an honorary Doctor of Divinity Degree from Immanuel Baptist Theological Seminary and a Doctor of Sacred Laws and Letters from Covington Theological Seminary. A Chair of Church Growth as established in his name at Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary in 1997.
Dr. Hunt pastored three churches in North Carolina before coming to First Baptist, Woodstock, Georgia. His current church gives over $2 million dollars annually to missions. He has been active in several areas of Baptist life, including being elected President of the Southern Baptist Convention Pastor's Conference. Johnny and his wife, Janet have two grown daughters.