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The meet & greets are $100 and are described as follows: For these Virtual meet & greets, there will be 15 Spots per Session Each slot allows for up to 3 minutes for the Meet & Greet. You will receive a video copy of your Virtual Meet & Greet to the email you provide via your order form and as well as an autograph – Please note this item is NO REFUNDS/NO EXCHANGES. – Your meet & greet may go to your spam, social or junk folder so please check there. – You will be sent your participation link the DAY BEFORE the Meet & Greet. This link will allow you access to the “waiting room” wher...

US Executive Branch Update – March 16, 2021 Wednesday, March 17, 2021 This report provides a snapshot of the US Executive Branch priorities via daily schedules and the prior day’s press releases. POTUS’ Schedule 1:40 p.m. EDT – The President departs the White House en route Joint Base Andrews 2:00 p.m. EDT – The President departs Joint Base Andrews en route Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 3:30 p.m. EDT – The President visits a small business in Chester, Pennsylvania | Chester, Pennsylvania 5:45 p.m. EDT – The President departs Delaware County, Pennsylvania, en route Wilming...

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PM Modi, Japanese PM Suga hold talks ahead of Quad leaders' virtual summit PM Modi, Japanese PM Suga hold talks ahead of Quad leaders' virtual summit Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday held a telephonic conversation with his Japanese counterpart Yoshihide and discussed bilateral, regional and global issues of mutual interest ahead of the Quad leaders' virtual summit. advertisement UPDATED: March 10, 2021 01:36 IST PM Modi invited Japanese PM Suga to visit India at the earliest for the Annual Bilateral Summit. (Photo: AP/PTI) Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday held a telephonic conv...

Looped raises $7.7M to expand its interactive live event platform Live events in the age of Covid-19 have largely been moved into the virtual world: we buy tickets (or simply click on a link), go to a site or app, and watch the action unfold on a screen. Your seat or mine might be just as good as that of any other audience member, but these affairs also leave a lot to be desired. Today, a startup called Looped that’s trying to build a livestreaming event service that is more engaged and interactive is announcing some funding to see how it can fill that gap.