Ryan Frank

Managing one job can often be a handful for people, but handling two jobs seems overwhelming. Here are some tips on how to manage a second job.

The economy has reached a point of stagnancy, but we can all maintain hope when it comes to employment. Unemployment saw a nosedive a few years back, but it's slowly but surely seeing a rise. The light at the end of the tunnel is becoming much clearer, though it's still a ways off. With that said, it's interesting to consider the country's current state of employment confusion. While some struggle to even get employed, others find it within themselves to work two jobs at once.

It seems that the price of gas has always been a problem. We're not paying as much at the pump as we were just this past summer, but prices are still much higher than they should or could be. This makes it hard to justify any trips or travels by car.Globally, gas prices are shooting through the roof, setting record highs in several countries. Back home, gas has been holding steady, not rising but not exactly going down either. Here are a few tips for saving some money at the gas pump.

A recent Bloomberg View article from Peter Orszag got me thinking about retirement, although I am still quite young. The Orszag article discusses how there are quite a large number of retirement-age folks in the work force, and that they have to delay motorhome freedom because of the economy. That means that young people now will probably be in their 70s when they get to retire.

It's no surprise that technology is evolving. Constant advances and innovations have made previous models obsolete. Just about everyone owns a smartphone, laptop, or other piece of technology. It's just the way the world works now. Medicine is no different. Whether it's lasers or new methods of viewing a person's insides, medical technology has made it easier to treat maladies and perform complex procedures.

It's no secret that the United States has been experiencing some budgetary challenges in recent years. Only last month we were all at the edge of our seats waiting for someone to make a decision about the debt ceiling—and the lack of our government's ability to make it happen efficiently caused our AAA credit rating to be downgraded by Standard & Poor's.

Throughout the last decade, businesses have seen obscene climbs in energy costs, a trend that's certain to continue into this next one. If utility costs make up a good deal of your overhead expenses, skyrocketing energy rates can devastate your ability to stay in business. Solar energy, on the other hand, is a perfectly free natural resource. Utilize solar resources, and you'll save money as you also build profit. Let's examine a few ideas for how businesses can take advantage of solar energy.

Recently, a New York jury in Queens awarded a $15 millions settlement to a nurse who accused a medical doctor of sexual harassment. Not only does sexual harassment contaminate the work environment, it can cost a company a sizable fortune. More than just a mere legal requirement, sexual harassment training makes for good prevention against expensive litigation. Training varies according to each state, and each company has its own unique approach. In general, here's a brief breakdown of what is in

Some golf courses are visited mostly by the locals, while others are famous enough to attract visitors from all over the world. Thinking about a global vacation? Why not put one of these famous foreign golf courses on your traveling wish list to check it out in person. Enjoy a few golfing rounds on a course you might see Tiger tee off at on TV. Here's a breakdown of some of the world's most famous foreign golf courses.

Perhaps even more important than the living or family room, dining rooms are a great place for families to get together. They are the place where family sit to dine, where kids get help with their homework, and where friends share a cup of coffee and a conversation on a sunny afternoon. Flow and comfort tie a dining room together.