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  1. 2010 National Book Festival My mother encouraged my sisters and me, starting when we were very young, to be interested in books. I was a huge reader and I loved going to the public library. I am convinced that this early love of reading fostered an overall excitement and interest in learning, and paved the way for me to […]...
  2. Apply Now for Federal Student Aid Are you independently wealthy? Me neither, that’s why I relied on federal financial aid to pay for college. If you’re in college, it’s time to apply for student financial aid. Almost all two- and four-year colleges, universities and career schools use the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) form to award federal student aid, […]...
  3. Consumer Protection Blog Check out the Federal Trade Commission’s blog with tips on protecting your privacy, managing your money, steering clear of frauds, and much more. MedicareCard.com has been serving consumers for several years with a primary emphasis on Medicare information and assistance. We started the medicare blog in order to provide the community with forum opportunities to […]...
  4. CDC’s Vision Health Initiative (VHI) has launched a new interactive website The VHI website offers access to a vast array of information regarding this initiative...
  5. Government Closed… Not Really As you all know, the Washington, DC area is under siege with Snowmageddon 2010, and the federal government in the DC area is officially closed...
  6. Medicare NIH to host sickle cell disease symposium More than 30 experts from around the world are scheduled to present Nov. 16-17 in Bethesda, Md., at the James B. Herrick Symposium — Sickle Cell Disease Care and Research: Past, Present, and Future. The free event, hosted by the National Institutes of Health, will examine the past century of work toward understanding sickle cell […]...
  7. Free and Low-Cost Publications Did you ever wonder what to do when you have a problem or complaint after you buy something? Are you looking for ways to lower your auto insurance rates? Visit Publications.USA.gov where you’ll find hundreds of free and low-cost government publications to help you make important life decisions....
  8. Help Us Improve Government To join the conversation, visit the dialog tools of the agencies that interest you. The U.S. General Services Administration has provided the technology, powered by IdeaScale under a free citizen engagement license, to federal agencies to make it easier for you to engage with each agency. Representatives from each agency will be listening and will use your ideas as they develop their plans. ...
  9. National Arts and Humanities Month I feel blessed to have lived in the Washington, DC area for many years with easy access to some of the best museums, memorials and monuments, art galleries, theaters and concert halls. When I travel to DC today, I still take the opportunity to visit some of these places because the art and history they […]...
  10. Happy Birthday FCIC and USA.gov! Today is a special day for us here at GovGab. We’re celebrating two really big birthdays. The first is the 40th birthday of the Federal Citizen Information Center –the office that we work for. The second is the 10th birthday of USA.gov, the official government website, where we find great information to share with you […]...
  11. New program makes it easier to talk about a difficult GI problem A new program to help patients and health care professionals feel more comfortable talking about bowel control problems is now available from the National Institutes of Health....
  12. Medicare Nuts For our third birthday we launched the Share Your Story: GovGab Guest Writer Challenge. We’re proud to showcase our winning posts, which will run this whole week. Jennifer Miller is a Palace Acquire Federal Career Intern by day and a University of Alabama graduate student by night. She’s quite busy but loves it. She emphasizes […]...
  13. Medicare Help, Finding a New Job January’s unemployment rate was 9%, and that means that there are a lot of Americans who still need jobs. The local paper is a good way to find jobs close to home, and these days many jobs are posted online. Don’t forget that there are lots of government jobs out there too.  If you’re looking […]...
  14. Pick Your Own Fruit! I spent Independence Day in the Shenandoah Valley. Anytime I’m there this time of year I start thinking about how when I was a kid my grandparents would take my brother and me to the orchards to pick fresh fruit. Apples, peaches, grapes, nectarines – it seems we picked everything short of tropical fruit. I recently […]...
  15. Beach Safety Before heading to the beach, review some safety tips from USA.gov. MedicareCard.com has been serving consumers for several years with a primary emphasis on Medicare information and assistance. We started the medicare blog in order to provide the community with forum opportunities to express some of the ins and outs in dealing with the current […]...