Social networking is a phrase that is bouncing all around these days. An activity that might once have taken place over the backyard fence now seems to have developed into a multi-tentacled monster that only the young can manage.

Of course, that’s nonsense—you don’t have to know how to Twitter or have a Facebook page in order to stay connected.

For all of our fantasies about winning the lottery and not having to work, it seems many people actually want to work—and well after their 65th birthday.

The notion of trading in a career for tee time is quickly becoming outdated, as people’s ideas about retirement evolve. But, that doesn’t necessarily mean clocking eight-hour days at the offi ce where you’ve worked for decades.

Website helps volunteers find their cause

It’s hard to think of a key moment in history where volunteers didn’t play an important role. They were the first to face the might of the British Army at the start of the American Revolution, and they were among those pulling victims from Hurricane Katrina’s wake four years ago.