Monthly Archives: November 2022

NEURODIVERSITY IN THE CLASSROOM The common wisdom is that people with Down syndrome are not supposed to go to college. Keys to success are attending regular classes – rather than special education classes – throughout primary, middle and high schools. … Continue reading →

Not A Romantic Illness Schizophrenia affects roughly one in every hundred people. Men and women are equally affected, although it tends to strike men in their late teens and early twenties and women in their 20s and 30s. While onset … Continue reading →

ETHIOPIA NM The people are beautiful, dozens of cultures but one of the worst for begging and annoyances. Viewed as a walking lottery ticket and follow, begging for money and shouting, “you you you! money money money” SEE North: Lalibela … Continue reading →

Is World Heritage status enough to save endangered sites? For 50 years, UNESCO’S venerable list has recognized places of “outstanding universal value” for protection. But it comes with challenges from development to overtourism. Known for its architecturally distinct buildings, Sana’a, … Continue reading →

Fall 2022 – WEST AFRICA SUMMARY LIBYA – General, The Trip CHAD – General, Today, The Trip NIGER – General, World Heritage Sites, Today, The Trip BURKINA FASO – General, The Trip MALI – General, The Trip MAURITANIA – The Trip ALGERIA – General, World Heritage Sites, The Trip, SÃO TOMÉ AND PRINCIPE – General, The Trip  CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC … Continue reading →

14/11/2022 Flight CAR to Paris Orly Royal Air Maroc via Casablanca, Morocco @14:05-16:55 AT770. PARIS Nov 14-20, 2022 Observations About Paris 1. Paris is one of the loveliest cities in the world. There must be detached houses (with grass and … Continue reading →

DENMARK These young men leap from a 16-foot-high diving platform into Copenhagen’s harbor. A built environment that invites physical activity helps explain why Danes have among the lowest obesity rates in the world. The country frequently claims the top spot … Continue reading →

  Visited by: 675 nomads M@P  Guinea Bissau – Pexice and Jata islands Mark as visited   series stories links who visited this region nomads from this region photos World Capitals Bissau Borders Guinea Bissau-Senegal Guinea-Bissau (sea border/port) Guinea-Guinea Bissau XL Ilha … Continue reading →

Explore Inca life beyond Machu Picchu on this South American trail Hiking amid Andean peaks, ancient ruins—and no crowds—on this 19,000-mile stone path from Colombia to Argentina. Trekkers and pack llamas make their way along the Qhapaq Ñan in Peru. … Continue reading →

These remote Inca ruins rival Machu Picchu A trek high in the Peruvian Andes reveals dazzling ancient buildings, stellar views, and mysterious llama art. In the Peruvian Andes, the ruins of the ancient Inca settlement of Choquequirao can only be … Continue reading →