Top News from Today's "Boomiverese"
Computer Games Aim to Keep Aging Brains Sharp
Leslie Walker
www.nwanews.com
Overview: “Glenys Dyer, 82, is drawing Queen Elizabeth on the tiny screen of her Nintendo video game player. Suddenly her instructor — a cartoon figure on the screen — tells her to shift gears and draw a picture of herself, then read a passage from a novel aloud.”
http://www.nwanews.com/adg/Style/202635/
Updating the Empty Nest
www.bobvila.com
Overview: “Baby boomers are renovating or reinventing their empty nests—and not with afghans and rocking chairs!”
http://www.bobvila.com/OnTheLevel/Updating-the-Empty-Nest-2818.html
Charities Could Cash in on Baby Boomer Generation
Emma Rigby
Third Sector
Overview: “Baby boomers are a lucrative target for legacy fundraisers and the legacy market will have more than tripled by 2050, according to a report from research project Legacy Foresight."
http://www.thirdsector.co.uk/Channels/Fundraising/login/740710/
