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Zubia rakes in six figures a year selling items on ebay. He says retro games, comic books, sports cards and anything pop culture are items people will cough up money to buy.But before you go uploading them to ebay, Zubia says there are a few things you need to know.Your item has to be in near mint condition. It should also be a rare find, and if it's electronic, it needs to work.   Also, you have to be realistic when it comes to pricing. For example, there were several posts on ebay, selling the purple Princess Dianna Beanie Baby for nearly ,000. However, you can find that same Beanie Baby for .Items that sell are typically one-of-a-kind. So, for those collecting Disney movies on VHS, thinking one day they'll be worth something, it’s likely they won’t be.If you believe you have something of value, Zubia suggests sending them into companies that can grade their condition.    912

With privacy being top of mind for consumers this year, Google's Tuesday event may have come at an inopportune time -- just one day after the reveal of the vulnerability that could have exposed Google + accounts. The company says privacy is something it takes seriously."Security and privacy are a huge consideration when we design these products," Osterloh told CNN Business. "We also make sure that when we're designing products, we're thinking through all privacy considerations for the end user. Our approach to this is to make sure that we give users lots of control and transparency about all of the privacy considerations in their product usage." 653

While the project has support from the city council, a community group called the Encinitas Residents Coalition has sued to block the project. 142

Zahau family attorney Keith Greer alleged Shacknai delivered four blows to the head of Zahau, rendering her partially or fully unconscious. Greer also alleged that the defendant sexually assaulted Zahau, tied her hands and feet, put a noose around her neck and threw her body off a second-story balcony. 303

While only 3 percent of the U.S. population currently homeschools their children, a recent study projects by 2020 as many as 2.3 million children in the U.S. could be getting their education at their kitchen table.The study shows homeschooled students actually rank higher on standardized tests than public school students. It also found homeschooled children are viewed favorably on college applications.For Bell, the perks of keeping her children out of public school are appealing, even to her pocket book."Now that I've seen both sides, there was a cost with going to school, Bell says.“Fundraisers and field trips and school pictures, and if you want to buy school lunch ,they just all kinda added up.”This year, Bell only spent 0 on books and materials for her built in students--a fraction of what she says she spent when her children were not home.  870

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