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Let’s begin with the basis. Why do you want to begin a business online? I’ll give you some reasons; more exactly I’ll give 10 reasons for starting a business online.
Let me be honest with you. I’d like to begin with the tools and methods and giving you some books and reports, but it’s a lot of information and I think it is better you learn from the beginning and understand why and how the methods work because on internet you will find tons of methods. You can choose the one you think is the best for you. I’ll try to present you every one I know.
So, let’s begin. 
10 reasons for starting a home business online
1. You want to escape the rat race. You’d rather spend the 2 hours you waste every day with your family, or on a hobby. Running your own business online you can stop the commute, and you can feel good because you are helping to cut pollution too.
2. You can work part time building your new home business online until you see it taking off. You aren’t giving up your bill paying regular job to jump in without any income.
3. It’s possible to start a home business online with very little outlay. Webhosting is cheaper than a bricks and mortar shopfront. You already have the pc to access the net, it can start working for it’s keep.
4. You can choose your own hours. If you have an appointment to keep in the morning, start your online work in the afternoon. No one can tell you you cant have that week off in August, Bill got in first”
5. If you work harder you can benefit directly, you put more hours in and your online business makes more profit, your wages go up. Your salary isnt fixed by someone else
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You may write something or post a simple photo.One of the most inspiring things I’ve ever seen in our blogging community was the Marie Antoinette zine that Anahata Katkin and Lynne Perrella organized. This might give you some ideas.We will tell all our friends about our project, but we will keep our creations a secret until we post them all on August 31, 2007, the 10th Anniversary of her death.Let’s call our collaborative project.
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Serve over steamed asparagus.2 Toss a cup of chopped mixed herbs with a few tablespoons of olive oil in a hot pan. serve after five minutes.4 Open a can of white beans and combine with olive oil, salt, small or chopped shrimp, minced garlic and thyme leaves in a pan. Serve on sliced bread with tartar sauce.7 Make pesto: put a couple of cups of basil leaves, a garlic clove, salt, pepper and olive oil as necessary in a blender (walnuts and Parmesan are optional). Serve over pasta (dilute with oil or water as necessary) or grilled fish or meat.8 Put a few dozen washed littlenecks in a large, hot skillet with olive oil. Sprinkle with salt and pepper, slice and serve over romaine or any other green salad, drizzled with olive oil and lemon.10 Smear mackerel fillets with mustard, then sprinkle with chopped herbs (fresh tarragon is good), salt, pepper and bread crumbs. Serve with lemon or melted butter.13 Gazpacho: Combine one pound tomatoes cut into chunks, a cucumber peeled and cut into chunks, two or three slices stale bread torn into pieces, a quarter-cup olive oil, two tablespoons sherry vinegar and a clove of garlic in a blender with one cup water and a couple of ice cubes. Season with salt and pepper, then serve or refrigerate, garnished with anchovies if you like, and a little more olive oil.14 Put a few slices of chopped prosciutto in a skillet with olive oil, a couple of cloves of crushed garlic and a bit of butter; Serve over pasta with chopped parsley.15 Call it panini: Grilled cheese with prosciutto, tomatoes, thyme or basil leaves.16 Slice or chop salami, corned beef or kielbasa and warm in a little oil; top with sardines, tomatoes, parsley, olive oil and black pepper.18 Stir-fry a pound or so of ground meat or chopped fish mixed with chopped onions and seasoned with cumin or chili powder. Top with crumbled goat or feta cheese and broil another 20 seconds.21 While pasta cooks, combine a couple cups chopped tomatoes, a teaspoon or more minced garlic, olive oil and 20 to 30 basil leaves. Dress with oil and vinegar.33 Sauté 10 whole peeled garlic cloves in olive oil. Serve over greens, with lemon wedges.43 Migas, with egg: Sauté chopped stale bread with olive oil, mushrooms, onions and spinach. Stir in a couple of eggs.44 Migas, without egg: Sauté chopped stale bread with chopped Spanish chorizo, plenty of garlic and lots of olive oil. Finish with chopped parsley.45 Sauté shredded zucchini in olive oil, adding garlic and chopped herbs. Deglaze pan with a couple of spoonfuls of capers and a lot of lemon juice or a little vinegar.56 Make a fast tomato sauce of olive oil, chopped tomatoes and garlic. Grill or broil about five minutes.64 Pasta with fresh tomatoes: Cook chopped fresh tomatoes in butter or oil with garlic until tender, while pasta cooks. Reduce, then return steaks to pan, turning in the sauce for a minute or two.72 Worldâs leading sandwich: prosciutto, tomato, butter or olive oil and a baguette.73 Near instant mezze: Combine hummus on a plate with yogurt laced with chopped cucumbers and a bit of garlic, plus tomato, feta, white beans with olive oil and pita bread.74 Canned sardines packed in olive oil on Triscuits, with mustard and Tabasco.75 Boil-and-eat shrimp, cooked in water with Old Bay seasoning or a mixture of thyme, garlic, paprika, chopped onion, celery, chili, salt and pepper.76 Make a thin plain omelet with two or three eggs. Cut up the omelet and use it and the meat to garnish a green salad dressed with olive oil and balsamic vinegar.77 Sear corn kernels in olive oil with minced jalapeños and chopped onions; toss with cilantro, black beans, chopped tomatoes, chopped bell pepper and lime.78 Cook shrimp in a skillet slowly (five minutes or so) to preserve their juices, with plenty of garlic and olive oil, until done; Serve in a sandwich, with potato chips.82 Combine canned tuna in olive oil, halved grape tomatoes, black olives, mint, lemon zest and red pepper flakes. Serve with pasta, thinning with olive oil or pasta cooking water as needed.83 Pit and chop a cup or more of mixed olives. serve over grilled, broiled or sautéed chicken breasts, with corn tortillas.85 A winning sandwich: bresaola or prosciutto, arugula, Parmesan, marinated artichoke hearts, tomato.86 Smoked trout fillets served with lightly toasted almonds, shredded fennel, a drizzle of olive oil and a sprinkle of lemon.87 Grated carrots topped with six-minute eggs (run under cold water until cool before peeling), olive oil and lemon juice.88 Cut the top off four big tomatoes; Cook in oil about three minutes a side and serve.96 A Roman classic: In lots of olive oil, lightly cook lots of slivered garlic, with six or so anchovy fillets and a dried hot chili or two. Cook over low heat, tossing, until pasta is tender and hot.98 Rub flank steak or chuck with curry or chili powder before broiling or grilling, then slice thin across the grain.99 Cook a couple of pounds of shrimp, shell on or off, in oil, with lots of chopped garlic.
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-ne Staple Design celebrated their 10th birthday last night in NYC at The XChange and CrunchGear was there to soak it all up. Designer Jeff Ng accidentally started Staple Clothing in ’97 when he and a friend would sneak into the silk screening lab at Parsons School of Design and print up a couple t-shirts.
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