Elk Konnected Hand out at County Commissioners meeting on 4/25

[Catwoman]

LOL...Oh, Flint...

[kshillbillys]

Forum time and my time is the same....Maybe you are just behind?

[Wilma]

The forum time says 6:46 and the weather channel time says 6:42.  You do the math.

[Catwoman]

Wooohoooo!!!!  Elk County has moved ahead, in spite of itself!!!  lol

[kshillbillys]

Gosh golly gee! Does no one have the same time on this forum? Maybe we should have Elk County apply for a grant to do research to find out why! Then when the great mystery is solved, Elk Konnected could swoop in and take credit for solving the problem!!

[Teresa]

You mean maybe I can apply for a grant to have the time changed on here?? Wonder if that will buy me a bucket of fried chicken.. I'm starving!! ( probably be too late before I see any money.. Hell.. I'll be all dried up skin and bones by then.. 

[kshillbillys]

I don't need you to change the time on here...It's the exact same time as my alarm clock and watch. So I'm good.

[flintauqua]

You mean maybe I can apply for a grant to have the time changed on here?? Wonder if that will buy me a bucket of fried chicken.. I'm starving!! ( probably be too late before I see any money.. Hell.. I'll be all dried up skin and bones by then.. 

Maybe this could help:

Gov. Brownback, Treasury Department announce $13.2 million to help small business

Gov. Sam Brownback and the U.S. Department of the Treasury announced today $13.2 million in State Small Business Credit Initiative (SSBCI) funding to help create new, private sector jobs. The SSBCI program, which supports state-level, small business lending programs, is part of the Small Business Jobs Act signed into law last fall.

The planned use of the SSBCI funds by Kansas also will help spur more than $132 million in new private lending in the state. Kansas expects to generate a minimum of $10 in new private lending for every $1 in federal funding.

"This program gives Kansas another tool to help us grow the state's economy and create jobs," Brownback said. "I'm especially pleased to have another way to give small businesses in Kansas a boost as they work to make themselves successful."

"Small businesses often struggle with the capital they need to gain a solid footing and become successful ventures," said Kansas Commerce Secretary Pat George. "This program will help strengthen those businesses, so they can eventually expand and contribute to job growth."

The plan approved by Kansas dedicates $10.5 million to the Kansas Capital Multiplier Loan Fund, which provides matching funds through approved network partners to eligible businesses in communities across Kansas. The Kansas Department of Commerce will work in collaboration with the Kansas Center for Entrepreneurship, more commonly known as NetWork Kansas, and its partner network. Entrepreneurs and existing small businesses access this fund by working closely with local or regional financial institutions, NetWork Kansas partners and angel investment networks.

Kansas also intends to allocate approximately $2.6 million to the Kansas Capital Multiplier Venture Fund, which helps spur new capital investments for second stage businesses. Entrepreneurs and existing small businesses access this fund by working closely with local or regional financial institutions, NetWork Kansas partners and angel investment networks.

Under the State Small Business Credit Initiative, all states are offered the opportunity to apply for federal funds for state-run programs that partner with private lenders to increase the amount of credit available to small businesses. States must demonstrate a reasonable expectation that a minimum of $10 in new private lending will result from every $1 in federal funding. Accordingly, the overall $1.5 billion federal funding commitment for this program is expected to result in at least $15 billion in additional private lending nationwide.

For more information about the SSBCI, please visit Treasury's website, http://www.treasury.gov/resource-center/sb-programs/Pages/ssbci.aspx. For more information on the Kansas Capital Multiplier Loan Fund and Kansas Capital Multiplier Venture Fund, please visit the NetWork Kansas website, www.NetworkKansas.com.

http://www.kansascommerce.com/CivicAlerts.aspx?AID=207

[Ross]

  It was GREED that got us where we are today and UNFORTUNATELY   GREED is an equal opportunity politically...............just as many of those back-room thieves were "good conservative republicans" as were "liberal socialist whatevers" and anybody who thinks different is both STUPID and DELUDED.

Oh, Do you know who is pulling the strings from their hiding place behind closed doors? Do you know their puppet master?

Ok EVeryone, DON'T panic.  This rarely happens ever but.... I agree Pam.  This particular greed isn't about oil or anything else but it is about power.  THe power to destroy governments and usher in a One world government. 

Ross, is that a side by side or an over and under you're firing from today?

So you don't know who is pulling the strings from their hiding place behind closed doors? Are you saying you don't know their puppet master?

Who steers the steering committee?

Who are the admitted members who own, and run,
Elk Konnected.

Who is your Puppet Master?

What are your real goals?

[Ross]

Ross you poor sad onetrack minded person you.......................................................

Just wat do you think this thread is about?

Who steers the steering committee?

Who are the admitted members who own, and run,
Elk Konnected.

Who is your Puppet Master?

What are your real goals?