Serious Restrictions Coming to Internet Freedom?
June 26, 2009 by Jason Bean
Filed under Communication, Government & Politics
This story has been around for a little while but the question is still out on the impact of these types of decisions. Have you been aware of this pending legislation? Does it worry you? The long-term effects of these changes could be more than you would think initially.
The news is regularly peppered with stories of computers and networks being compromised and security being questioned. The new bill introduced as the Cybersecurity Act of 2009 will give the US Government extended reach in shutting down portions of the Internet as they deem necessary, as well as gaining control and access …read more
File Your Taxes for FREE!
February 16, 2009 by Jason Bean
Filed under Business & Career, Government & Politics
It’s that time of year again. The taxman cometh. The only sure thing is death and taxes.
Now you can avoid losing a little bit more money during the process by filing your taxes for free with TaxAct.com.
I’ve never used TaxAct.com but a friend of mine just did and recommended them. I’ve been using TaxSlayer.com for the last couple of years so I’m not really looking for a new provider at this point.
Image: Snagit of TaxAct.com website
Get A Free Pocket Constitution from The Heritage Foundation
October 4, 2008 by Jason Bean
Filed under Freebies, Government & Politics, Reference
With just a few more days until the presidential elections in the United States, it may be time to learn a little bit more about some of the history of these United States of America.
The Heritage Foundation website has made it possible for you to get your own pocket sized copy of the Constitution and Declaration of Independence completely free.
Just visit The Heritage Foundation website and complete the online form to receive your copy today.
UPDATE: Although still being promoted by a few different media outlets, the web page is no longer clear on how to receive your free copy. …read more
Let Our Congress Tweet
July 14, 2008 by Jason Bean
Filed under Government & Politics, Social Networking
You’re probably aware by now that I’m a big fan of twitter. I’m also a big fan of government and elected officials listening to the people and connecting with them where they’re at in society.
I’m not under some dreamland of thinking all of the American people are on twitter or highly involved in any other social network, but I don’t think there should be laws or regulations limiting the contact of elected officials from communicating with the public through these methods.
The Let Our Congress Tweet website is hoping to change the way things are:
Congress should join us where we …read more
Where Does All That Tax Money Go
April 7, 2008 by Jason Bean
Filed under Business & Career, Government & Politics
I was going to say it’s that time of year again, but it’s been that time of year for a couple of months. Most people have already filed their taxes, but I still haven’t. I really need to get that done.
Regardless of your timing for doing your taxes, have you ever wondered where all that tax money goes that’s collected each year?
The TaxTrackr website will give you just the information you’ve been curious about. And you know it’s got to be cool because they spelled it without the “er” at the end.
All you need to do is put in …read more






