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dailyfoodieDelicious, ambitious, and occasionally nutritious dishes make for an eclectic, all-you-can-eat feast. Whether you're searching for recipes for your next dinner party or you're jonesing for a late-night brownie fix, your cravings are sure to be well sated. A warm and inclusive community that welcomes all orientations, from carnivores to vegans, from gourmands to junk-food junkies. Guaranteed bias-free, food-positive, and pan-epicurian. Tags: dailyfoodie, food, photography
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 The empire strikes backIn recent weeks, we've taken huge steps towards blocking spam accounts on LiveJournal. In fact, we've suspended as many as 30,000 accounts in a single day! We've implemented several pre-emptive measures to prevent the creation of spam accounts, and we've honed our detection of suspicious content. Spam bots are a crafty lot, so we'll continue to refine our tactics and keep up the good fight to keep you safe from spam attacks on LiveJournal. RSS feeds againIf you're addicted to , icanhaschzbrgr, or other syndicated feeds, we're pleased to report that we've resolved the update error that was mucking up your RSS feeds. While content was being pulled correctly, it wasn't being posted to the feeds themselves. Late last week, we finally nailed down what we hope was the root problem, so content should post properly. We thank you for your patience. Wii have killer CSI Deadly Intent contests! c_s_iIf you're a gamer who loves CSI, have Wii got news for you! c_s_i is sponsoring killer contests. Simply post a question to a member of the CSI crew. The winner will get a free copy of CSI: Deadly Intent for Nintendo Wii (with a retail value of $39.99) and get their question answered by a member of the CSI writing team! There's also a fantastic monthly contest. To enter, join c_s_i, play the online version of CSI: Deadly Intent, and respond to a two-part query for a chance to win a Wii! Entries will be judged on composition and originality. Sorry, but you must be a U.S. resident and over 18 years old to participate. Check out the rules here. Enveloped in postcardsLast week, we asked you to send in postcards to help us decorate our drab concrete walls. Here's a photo of the results so far! Thank you so much and please keep them coming! You can mail them to Frank the Goat, Esq., c/o LiveJournal, Inc., 539 Bryant Street, Suite 210, San Francisco, CA 94107. Be sure to include your username, since we'll be giving ten random users paid account credits.  Photos of the weekIf you haven't visited our new LiveJournal photo community, you're in for an amazing visual trip. LiveJournal users from around the world will take you on a scenic journey to everywhere. Post your own pictures or kick back and enjoy at lj_photophile. You can view some of this week's awesome photos after the jump. Please start tagging with geographic location, since we'd like to track all the places around the world represented in this community. Keep on commenting too! ( Read more... )Tags: csi, photos of the week, postcards, rss, spam, writer's block
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I've been to two cons so far selling kanzashi, and it's been...okay. They're a very difficult item to sell because con kids can't justify the cost. I can't seem to sell anything online, but that's because the online list of kanzashi makers is long and saturated. In short, pickings are slim in the ways of profits.
For the past couple of months, I've had a person asking me all sorts of questions about how to make them. Being the nice person I am, I've answered all her questions and given her plenty of advice over this span of time.
However.
NOW she has many, many uploaded deviations of kanzashi that are BLATANT rips of mine. I mean EXACT copies of my designs, not one thing different. And she plans on selling at cons soon where I, too, may be selling.
I'm not like most hobbyists who sell - most of them have day jobs and do this on the side. I CAN'T have a job, so this is my sole way to get by. If I don't make any money at a con, I'm in big trouble. It's hard enough as it is, and now she's abused my advice, ripped off my designs, and plans to take what little I have in sales away.
Do I have a right to be slightly miffed?! Or am I being a selfish little twat? It just... I feel like I've been spit on, so to speak. I helped her, and now she's using that against me. It makes me not ever want to give people pointers on it again.
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