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Create, join, or listen to Live Interactive Discussions, Conversations, Podcasts and Audioblogs


TalkShoe is a service that enables anyone to easily create, join, or listen to Live Interactive Discussions, Conversations, Podcasts and Audioblogs.

These hosted Community Calls can be discussions, conversations, talk shows and podcasts. Recorded Community Calls can be listened to, downloaded, or subscribed to. And if your Community Call becomes popular, you can make money too.

Friends and associates, as well as the general Internet surfer can find and join a Live Community Call.

With TalkShoe, you can better connect with your podcasting and blogging audience. You create, schedule and run a live show, and you're in control. You can do it live with others, or upload existing podcast episodes.

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July 4, 2009 | 11:07 AM Comments  0 comments

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Largest Black-Owned Bank Announces $65 Million New Market Tax Credit Allocation

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Sunday, 31 May 2009 08:02
NEW YORK (blackchipstocks.com) -- Carver Bancorp, Inc. (Nasdaq:CARV), the holding company for the largest Black-Owned bank in the U.S. Carver Federal Savings Bank , announced today that Carver Community Development Corporation ("Carver CDC"), a wholly owned subsidiary of Carver, was awarded $65 Million in New Market Tax Credit ("NMTC") funds.

The NMTC program is administered by the Community Development Financial Institutions Fund, a division of the Treasury Department. 

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July 3, 2009 | 12:07 PM Comments  0 comments

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Directory of the most popular sites on the web



Our business directory carefully reviews and lists only the highest quality websites and businesses in the US and Canada. Sites are ranked by popularity and rated by the web community.
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You don't have to sign up to add a site.
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July 2, 2009 | 9:07 AM Comments  0 comments

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Entrepreneurship After 50


Entrepreneurship After 50
What Some Baby Boomers are Doing Instead of Retire
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Although the notion of a 20-something starting a web-based business in their basement is what is often thought of in terms of contemporary entrepreneurship, the reality is that the highest rate of entrepreneurial activity is among baby boomers between the ages of 55 and 64, according to a recent Kauffman Foundation Study. Fortunately, many people over 50 may be very well suited to entrepreneurship due to their experience. Emily Brandon in herUS News and World Report piece "6 Tips for Starting a Business After Age 50" identifies items for the 50 plus set to keep in mind when embarking on their entrepreneurial ventures. 

· Tap your network
· Use your experience
· Find start up funds
· Plan for longer hours
· Keep start-up costs low
· Have a backup plan
 

July 1, 2009 | 8:07 AM Comments  0 comments

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Taproot Foundation makes grants of high-quality, professional consulting services, called Service Grants

http://www.taprootfoundation.org/npo/

Service Grants Program

Unlike traditional foundations that make cash grants, the Taproot Foundation makes grants of high-quality, professional consulting services, called Service Grants. 

Through our Service Grants, we are working to provide high-potential nonprofit organizations with the tools and services necessary to maximize the impact of their critical work in the community. We believe that the right capacity-building Service Grant, at the right time, can greatly enhance the ability of an organization to serve its constituents. 

Each Service Grant is executed by a team of professionals who volunteer their time and expertise to help the community. Unlike a lot of pro bono work, we guarantee these professionals will deliver high-quality services, customized to meet specific objectives.

Why Apply for a Service Grant?
  • Get tangible tools that will make a meaningful impact on your nonprofit's ability to accomplish its mission
  • Receive professional services that rival those of consulting firms, where you could expect to pay $30,000 or more for each project
  • Maximize your limited time and resources thinking through the tough issues on the project, while we handle the recruitment, screening and management of the pro bono consulting team.

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Grant Deadlines
We review grant applications quarterly. Applications are due according the following deadlines:
  • September 1st We will give special consideration to early applications for September and strongly encourage non-profits to apply during the month of August.
  • December 1st
  • March 1st
  • June 1st

June 29, 2009 | 9:06 AM Comments  0 comments

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New -- "After-Breakfast Session" added!! -- Due to the Holiday, Registration for July 7th KC Business Networking Breakfast is due by Noon Thursday, July 2, 2009 -Kauffman Conference Center 4801 Rockhill Road, KCMO 64110

We were able to finalize an "After-Breakfast Session" (will last no longer than 10:00 a.m.):  Doing Business with Local Government Entities immediately following the July 7th GSA Breakfast including: 
 
(1)     City of Kansas City, Missouri 
(2)     City of Lee's Summit, Missouri 
(3)     City of Olathe, Kansas 
(4)     Jackson County, Missouri 
(5)     Johnson County, Kansas 
(6)     Unified Government of Wyandotte County/Kansas City, Kansas 

The Kansas City Small Business Networking Breakfast has been going for over 17 years on the 1st Tuesday of every month and has over 25 sponsoring organizations.   

On July 7, your registration fee will allow you to experience one of the most organized, friendly, diverse and effective networking events in the Greater Kansas City area, plus the "after-breakfast session". 

The Networking meeting will be held at the Kauffman Conference Center at 4801 Rockhill Road, KCMO  64110 

The deadline for registration and payment is noon, Thursday, July 2, 2009.-- Holiday weekend!!! 

FAX the attached registration form to:  816-823-5104 – Direct questions to rhonda.abbate@gsa.gov or 816-926-7203. 

Doors to the Breakfast open at 7:15 a.m.     

Our ten "2-minute" Speakers are: 
Dallas Laffoon                        Facility Source Inc                                        dallas@facilitysourceinc.com 
Peter Kardash                        Clearvox, LLC                                               pkardash@clearvox.com 
Tamara Morris                          Morris Communications LLC                       tmorris@kc.rr.com 
Bob Featherston                    Media Services & Shred Time                     baf@MediaServicesNOW.com 
Annie Bass                             AFLAC                                                           annie_bass@us.aflac.com 
Kris Maschler                           In-Transition                                                  mashlerk@hawks.rockhurst.edu 
Gina Egan                               MAX GXL                                                     ginalegan@yahoo.com   
Brent Rempe                        Cristo Rey KC High School                        BRempe@cristoreykc.org 
William Wells Jr.                        True Broadband Networks                        wwells@trueh2o.com 
Sam Scarfino                       Cyber Center                                                sam@kc-cyber.com 

To view the list of breakfast attendees, go to our web site,  http://www.gsa.gov/r6smallbusiness.  On the left side of the page under Small Business Assistance, click on Business Breakfast Information. 



Pat Brown-Dixon
General Services Administration
Office Phone 816-926-7203
Office of Business and Support Services (6ADB)  
http://www.gsa.gov/r6smallbusiness

Kansas City Small Business Networking Breakfast @ The Kauffman Conference Center, 4801 Rockhill Road, Kansas City,7:30 am - 9:00am.
"America was not built on fear. America was built on courage, on imagination, and unbeatable determination to do the job at hand." -- Harry S. Truman


June 25, 2009 | 7:06 AM Comments  0 comments

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The Empowerment Experiment

The Anderson Family's year-long journey through The Empowerment Experiment is at its half-way point. See that living off of Black business is not that much of sacrifice and has nothing to do with exclusion... it is about love, pride and enlightenment. In the Andersons' EE journey, they've supported dozens of quality Black businesses, professionals, and Black-made products that they would not have even known existed had it not been for their pledge. They have lost nothing in terms of quality or in higher prices. They've gained much in terms or knowledge and power. They live a powerful life! They spend their money in places and in ways that can contribute to their community's improvement. They have brought the issues facing Black business and the economic crises caused by the lack of Black-owned businesses in Black communities back into the national dialogue. This is their journey. This is OUR movement.
 
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FGJTRQ2SZVw
 

June 19, 2009 | 10:06 AM Comments  0 comments

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