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Hi friends, so I just found in my spam folder an email from PicRights on behalf of Reuters, stating that I had used one of their licensed images without permission.

Location is Canada, Ontario.

They provided a screenshot of said image on my site, and included such lovely future steps as this:

Please be aware that removal of the imagery alone will not resolve this issue. We also require payment of compensation in the amount of $863.00 for the past unauthorized usage of the imagery.

The image they are referring to, seen here from their attachments, was used in meme format - the text was included above but a part of the full image file I upload

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I've got the opportunity to purchase a local semi-successful curated craft market, which I'm super excited about. Anyone have any experience buying a business like this? Or experience running one? More detail: I've organized similar events before, and work in the event production industry. The current owners' personal lives are pulling them away from this event and can't dedicate the time to it anymore. It happens once a year in a small town, attracts a large audience and high quality vendors, and donates back to the community. I see lots of potential for growth, but also it's just a fun side business.

I've been given the opportunity to purchase a local business, a high-quality, curated craft/artisan show, and wanted to pick the brains of others in this world. It's definitely just a side business, and profit is low but the potential for creating an amazing experience/business is high!

I have experience with event production and running similar style events, and have connections with the local community that fills this event so it's a perfect match. Just looking for tips and tricks on purchasing an existing event, running a show with profit, etc!

I just got a promotional offer from a company where I was encouraged to send the email to 5 friends, CC the company, and 1 group would be chosen for free tickets.

With CASL, are those friends now eligible to receive emails from the company in question? If they Reply All to my email, in effect CC'ing the company as well, do they then grant permission to the company to add them to their newsletter?

Long legged girls unite! Do you cross them? At the knees or the ankles? Prop up your feet on something? Splay them out and hit the back wall of the desk/cubicle?

For reals this is my issue right now. Things could be worse, but I'd prefer to reduce hip/knee pain...