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How can you start earning online using your digital camera?

This is not my original idea. I have read a 27 page long story to compile this idea in a concise format.

What do you need:
1. paypal account- www.paypal.com
2. e-bay account- www.ebay.com
3. a digital camera (80 to 100 bucks)
4. a little bit of out-going personality
5. and NO professional photography certificate :)

So what is the big deal:
There are people around you who desparately want
to sell things and they are not as smart as you
to use ebay. A garage sale reflects this truth.
Your job is to help them. You can simply act as

Coriander is one of the most ancient and important herbs in the heritage of indian curries. The bewildering aroma is also popular in mediterranean basin and arab world. But, the freshness and the fragrance does not last long, particularly if you put the leaves in your fridge for 3 or 4 days.
However, there is a proven way to let your coriander leaves breath in your fridge and still look green even after one week.

The idea is pretty simple. Use a plastic bag. Pour some water into it. Now put the coriander leaves into the bag. Do not fill the bag with water. Atleast keep one third of the bag empty. Do not seal the bag completely. Finally, keep the bag in your fridge in such a position so that the water keeps remain in the bag. You can change the water after 3 or 4 days for maximam freshness. Our favourite coriander will keep breathing in the fridge.

It has always been a wonderful experience for me to “eat” something and “write” something about what I was eating. I can concentrate really hard on writing in this way :)
(Careful new bloggers: All writing topics are not eatable)

I have been “lazyinggg” this morning and looking
for topic to write about and drinking tea. Suddenly
the cup in my hand (with it’s anti-oxidant-ful gesture) gave me this clue.So I started writing about what I am drinking now.

“If you drink three or more cups of tea a day you might be doing your health more good than drinking plain water”
(copied from “European Journal of Clinical Nutrition”)

It has always been a wonderful experience for me to borrow stuffs from my buddies and not to return them entirely. I actually happened to form an intense amount of platonic love towards the borrowed items as soon as I became the “owner”. The last addition to this personal love line was a DVD drive which I borrowed from my previous room mate (with whom I managed to develop a very intimate-non-gay relationship).

However, last week he politely asked me for it and I unplugged the dvd drive from my pc with somewhat an unhappy gesture. I guess my poor four year old pentium did not like it (who wants to donate organs these days particularly when alive?). The machine started behaving abnormally annoying which can be only titled as “Denial of service attack on unauthorised organ detachment”.

I moved in to this new place three months earlier and quickly able to build a “about-to-punch” flavoured friendship with this chinese flatemate. He has started a “fishing” business recently. He buys fish from the shore, sells them to the shops and stinks like a hungry-karp-sold-in-half-price. I call him fisherman and he does not like it. Oh, one other thing, he is “learning” english.

typical conversation:

me: hey man. how much was your profit today?
him: o sure sure. definitely.
(this means that he did not understand my question)

me: did you make any profit today?
him: definitely. I made two hundred.