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On Sunday, Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes will walk into the #SuperBowl wearing a helmet made by @vicispro, a Seattle-based company that launched a cutting-edge new product this week. https://t.co/2fqwfjaTmy

BlueVine denied

Received an email stating to check My dashboard for an update. The email seemed fishy and looks like a denial. I then checked my dashboard to see the denial letter reasoning and the first thing I’ve seen is that this whole 4 weeks these fucking idiots been researching under the WRONG LLC THE WHOLE TIME. THEY RESEARCHED THE WRONG LLC WHICH IS COMPLETELY UNRELATED TO ME. WHO ARE THESE UNDERWRITERS. Now I gotta resubmit and wait again because these fools just can’t get it right. P.S. all my paperwork has my LLC on it. Not the one that is mentioned in the denial letter

🧳🙅‍♀️ Put away your suitcases. When coronavirus vaccines started rolling out late last year, there was a palpable sense of excitement about a snapback in international travel. It’s not working out that way. Mutant strains and lingering questions about immunization and transmission have pushed back expectations of any meaningful recovery in global travel to 2022. Some industry figures warn 2023 or even 2024 is more realistic. Still desperate for a trip? Tap the link in bio for what you need to know.

I have no idea how to grow my website.

So I've spent the last 6 months making this website to share samples and sounds with other creators (such as music), and I made an Instagram account and just have no idea how to persuade people to use it. I guess I'm just looking for any tips on people who have any idea on how to go about promoting a website / app (if anyones curious its @ [soundshare.cc](https://soundshare.cc/) & insta is same )

PPP approved via BlueVine

I just got notification that my PPP request was approved with BlueVine! Funds should be deposited within a few days. I didn’t receive PPP last year, so this is my first draw. Here’s my timeline: - I created my account on January 15 and submitted application the same day - Jan 20 got notified that my application was under review -February 3 got request for more info (needed more bank statements) -February 4 they revised their initial offer of $17.5K to $14.8K and asked for approval -February 5 (TODAY!) My application was approved If something OTHER than getting funds happens then I’ll update here.

Selling products online - now starting cooperation with stationery shop. How to make good deal?

Hi! I make wooden accessories made of wood and epoxy resin. I am selling on Etsy, own webpage, Ebay etc. Tomorrow, I am meeting with a shop owner, who wants to sell my products stationery. How to make a good deal? I see couple options (i.e. 10 products and each costs 100$): \- taking full amount of money for my products, before he sells them - risky for shop owner \- taking 50% and the rest after he sells an item \- taking no money, until he sells the item - I don't have guarantee, he will tell me he sold the item (or I'm exaggerating here) What would you do in this situation and what's the best deal?

Tired of setting up and dismantling my Christmas tree

I would so buy a holographic Christmas tree. A little cross looking base that projects a tree and I can decorate with my own images or choose from presets. A speaker in the base playing music would be a nice touch too I think.

When will life return to a pre-Covid normal? The pace of vaccinations offers clues. At today’s global rate, it will take the world an estimated seven years to cover 75% of the population with a two-dose vaccine. Some countries like Singapore, Finland and Chile could get there faster, at a little over two years. At the current rate, the U.S. is on track to do it in nine months. Israel may do it in just two months. Don't despair, though. The pace is likely to accelerate further as more vaccines become available. Explore country and state data in Bloomberg's Vaccine Tracker by tapping the link in bio.

Starting a Desserts Business - Food, Delivery, and the FDA

Hey r/smallbusiness! My wife has started her dream business after a long year of covid, depression, and struggles. I’m super proud and supportive of her, and I want to make sure everything is by the books here. Right now she’s only making desserts on a small scale, and only for pick up or local drop off. We’ve only taken orders from family & friends so far. What steps/precautions does anybody in a similar field have for shipping orders in terms of keeping desserts fresh? Additionally, when/wheres does the FDA become involved? Any advice for people here in a similar field of food/desserts business would be greatly appreciated. I know this is a very open-ended question, but I want to make sure I am prepared to get whatever she needs to be successful. Thank you all! Can’t wait to explore this sub more and support other businesses.

We explored Italy's $1 billion marble mountains https://t.co/xyggeT7MEz

"Crush them!" A new #SuperBowl ad for GM featuring actor Will Ferrell highlights Norway as the envy of the world for electric-vehicle adoption. "Did you know that Norway sells way more electric cars per capita than that the U.S.?" says Ferrell, adding, "Let's go America!" Comedians Kenan Thompson and Awkwafina also make cameos. Tap the link in our bio to watch. 📷: General Motors

Understand that stress is caused not by other people or external events, but by your reactions to them. https://t.co/UXHFKIlXP0

Disabled dogs in mobility aids run during a daily walk at The Man That Rescues Dogs Foundation in Chonburi, Thailand, January 26, 2021. 📷 perawongmetha #thailand #dogs #animals #reuters #reutersphotos

This!! 🙌

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