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1. This system is open to everyone for information gathering, networking, and educational opportunites that lead to business development. Many members have gone on to originate their own Ning networks and found strategic business partnerships for free.
2. Please mouseover and review the following links and share this information within your networks:
A. Understanding the concept of social networking
B. How to develop business virtually
C. How to create a better/more meaningful network
D. Top 10 social networks for entrepreneurs
E. Small Business Navigator (to be used on this network)

3. Federal Contracting Opportunities here.
4. Federal loans to small businesses and individuals
5. Federal grants
6. Federal benefits and assistance programs
7. Post directly to your Facebook Page from the VCC network. Go to your page on this network and click on the Facebook icon at the upper left of page.

Blog Posts

Joseph Burton

Math scholar dies

David Blackwell, a pre-eminent mathematician and the first black scholar in the National Academy of Sciences, has died. He was 91. Blackwell died of natural causes at a hospital on July 8, University of California, Berkeley officials said. Blackwell was the first tenured Black professor at the campus, where he taught for nearly 35 years. Blackwell was known as a problem-solver who contributed to many areas, including probability and game theory. Blackwell entered the University of Illinois at

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Posted by Joseph Burton on July 23, 2010 at 1:30pm

William Jackson

Race and Peace in the Land - Study Circle 2010

Edited by Cheryl Williams


Let’s not tire of the discussion, let’s not cast away the
quest for open and respectful dialogue on important issues;
our culture, our heritage, our racial diversity does
not have to keep us divided.



Our places of employment, of religious worship, educational
institutions, chamber of commences, city councils, mayoral
offices and governmental bodies should not base friendships
and associations on shades of colors,

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Posted by William Jackson on July 13, 2010 at 8:00pm

 
 
 

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