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The article discusses the increasing popularity of camping among older Americans and highlights the physical and mental health benefits of spending time outdoors in nature. It provides resources and tips for getting started with camping, including online clubs and camping groups. The article also mentions the cost of camping equipment and accommodations, as well as options for free or discounted camping. It suggests popular destinations such as national parks and provides basic information about Yellowstone National Park, Yosemite National Park, and Great Smoky Mountains National Park. Additionally, the article introduces the concept of glamping as a more luxurious alternative to traditional camping. [Extracted from the article]

Ageism and age discrimination are prevalent issues faced by older adults. Despite the fact that most people hope to grow old, ageism is a prejudice that leads to discriminatory actions. This discrimination is present in work environments, healthcare, and social connections. Federal laws, such as the Age Discrimination in Employment Act and the Age Discrimination Act of 1975, aim to protect against age discrimination, but it can still be difficult to prove and may result in retaliation. Ageism can have negative effects on physical and mental health, and it is important to challenge ageist stereotypes and promote intergenerational contact to combat these issues. [Extracted from the article]

The article discusses the benefits of engaging in arts and crafts for relaxation and better health, particularly for older adults. It highlights the experiences of individuals who have pursued art later in life and found fulfillment and purpose in their creative endeavors. The article also mentions the positive effects of art on mental health, including reducing stress, promoting social interaction, and improving memory function. Various opportunities and resources for getting involved in art are provided, ranging from DIY projects to in-person classes and online courses. [Extracted from the article]

GENE OWENS WAS MAKING A LEFT TURN ON A STREET with moderately heavy traffic when he heard a mild thump and thought he had hit a curb. Duke Health offers a Medical Fitnessto-Drive Screening, for example, found at https://www.dukehealth.org/ treatments/physical-and-occupationaltherapy, and companies such as Brooks Rehabilitation offer driver rehabilitation, found at https://brooksrehab.org/ services/driver-rehabilitation. "I turned at the traffic light and circled back through a hospital parking lot", says Owens, of Anderson, S.C. "To this day, I cannot remember seeing that car before stopping for the traffic light. [Extracted from the article]

Older adults may know renovations are necessary in bathrooms, bedrooms and kitchens. Bathrooms Take the Lead The most common renovations people should make for aging in place include adding grab bars in bathrooms to avoid falls and having a zero-threshold shower entry. "That was probably a $300,000 renovation because we added square footage", Archuleta says, "probably 30x30 with a very large master bedroom and bathroom and doors 36 to 42 inches wide.". [Extracted from the article]

In 2024, a record number of four million baby boomers will turn 65, making it the largest number in U.S. history. This milestone is referred to as "Peak 65," and it is the age at which individuals become eligible for Medicare. The aging population will have significant implications for Social Security funding, investments, taxes, and healthcare resources. Additionally, there is a rise in age discrimination in the workplace, and older adults are more likely to experience chronic conditions and take multiple prescription medications. However, there are also perks for seniors, such as discounts at grocery stores, restaurants, and movie theaters, as well as tax breaks. It is important to consider the changes that come with turning 65 and to make the most of this stage of life. [Extracted from the article]

Presents information about the suspected terrorists in the September 1, 2001 terrorist attacks on New York City and Washington, D.C. Details of the investigation into the hijackings of airliners used in the attacks; Attendance of several of the terrorists at United States flight schools; Names of the hijackers; Details of known methods of operations, including their familiarity with airports and security; Connection of the terrorists to Osama bin Laden. INSETS: What Makes Them Tick?;One God and One Nation.

More employers are treating marijuana use much like alcohol use, and some states are limiting pre-employment marijuana testing. Cannabiz Team Worldwide, which provides staffing for cannabis jobs and helps people find work in the industry, says that cannabis is the fastest-growing industry in the U.S., with 428,059 full-time jobs across the country. 10 THINGS YOU SHOULD KNOW ABOUT … MARIJUANA NEARLY 90 YEARS AFTER THE ANTI-DRUG PROPAGANDA film Reefer Madness peddled unintentionally hilarious warnings about the perils of pot, marijuana is becoming accepted and legal across the U.S. and increasingly popular among older adults. [Extracted from the article]

As an independent contractor, you'll need one, according to Hal Shelton, author of The Secrets to Writing a Successful Business Plan and a mentor with SCORE, a nonprofit that helps small businesses get off the ground. Older workers who have left their employer-based jobs to become independent contractors tend to experience less stress and fewer health issues, according to a recent study from the University of Michigan. Understanding Attitudes About Work as You Age The study for the university's Retirement and Disability Research Center found that a large majority of those who choose to become freelancers or independent contractors are happy with their choice. [Extracted from the article]