Essays on Brickell

Introduction

Gerontology is one of the subject developed to address a key social issue; aging. That is because aging is marked by misunderstandings that result to stereotyping the old aged and people relying on myths in describing and even relating with the old adults. In that view, this discussion seeks explain he foundational concepts of the subject explaining how the subject is multifaceted and collaborative rather than being single subject knowledge. Finally, the discussion explains the subject’s theories are tied to the myths and stereotypes.

Analysis

Foundational concepts Gerontology has four key foundational concepts including the biological aging, chronological aging, ...

Conclusion:

In conclusion, the Metromover train car system is a vital part of downtown Miami. The system connects all of Brickell and major residential buildings, retail centers, office buildings and hotels in Downtown. Passengers like the Metromover, and according to the ridership statistics, there is a slight increase in the total number of people that use the system annually. However, the system has a significant setback in terms of maintenance costs. For example in 2011, the system cost $23,314,100 in maintenance fees but the annual revenues it generated equated to $0 since the system is free to ride. According to ...

The Metromover is an unrestricted mass transit train system which operates in Downtown Miami, Florida in the United States. Miami Dade Transit operates the automated train which serves Brickell, Downtown Miami, Omni and Park West neighbourhoods. It directly connects Metrorail at Brickell stations and at Government Center. The main purpose of the Metromover is to serve as an easy and fast way to commute within the larger Downtown Miami environs. Three loops and 21 stations make up the whole system. The location of the stations is roughly two blocks apart with all main places and buildings in Downtown ...

Art – it is something we take for granted quite often. How many times do we go to a museum? Do we look with dislike at wall murals done on the sides of three-story buildings that are located downtown? What about poetry: how many people actually read and appreciate it anymore? In Miami, there are two events celebrating the performing, written, and visual arts. Recently I attended the pre-Basel Brickell Art Walk and Stone Groove night, both of which awakened a new appreciation in me for the various different art forms that are still alive and well today. Browsing down the ...