Ageism, Part Four: Eldercare
This companion piece to “Ageism in America” takes a look at the innovators who will change the way we age, and the limitations of aging.
This companion piece to “Ageism in America” takes a look at the innovators who will change the way we age, and the limitations of aging.
That girl Lily left in June and… there’s not much difference between a dog and a man when they’re down and out like that.
My memories are made of brick and cement and glass. My dreams are bathed in the waning sunlight of an autumn day. Long shadows creep over fences and pull at the sidewalk as the sun begins to set. My dreams are apples picked from trees and flat piano notes from songs I never learned how to play.
Going out to a restaurant is not only about the food: It’s a unique culinary experience.
The first sounds of the morning are of tuk-tuk and taxi engines as they come to life, their honking horns alongside the footsteps of the city’s informal working class taking to the streets. And, even earlier than that, the song and chant of Hindu morning prayer, and the feral dogs that slink to the shadows to sleep, no longer dominant as the sun begins its climb from behind Agra, India’s low hills.
The role of the train in human history is one of past, present, and future. Rail travel is improving around the world. Why is the United States falling so far behind?
There is a focus on borders and walls in these current times, and consequently, a rise in scared xenophobia. Or is it the other way around?
TiltMN is here to help fellow travelers avoid pitfalls when exploring new lands. In the first edition, we discuss BBG Communications, a telecommunications firm that preys on tourists, travelers, and locals alike.
On the island you can become a part of the ocean and the sand and the sky and the sun that are greater than anything people could ever build.
The arts and culture, food and drink, language and history of Germany shines brightest on the streets of its many unique cities. First stop: Freiburg.