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Showing posts with label STEEM. Show all posts
Showing posts with label STEEM. Show all posts

Tuesday, 2 January 2018

Bitcoin begins the north move now

Bitcoin begins the north move now

 in bitcoin •  39 seconds ago
In range trading, if the price moves in waves inside a closed box for three waves, then it is in range trading preparing to attack either to top or to bottom.
However, the system is showing in the above chart that the green zone in the samer-L-R indicator, is still above zero since few hours and the pair of btc-$ is playing in the range BETWEEN 12,000 TO 14,000 (USD 2000), the READER of the chart can see that the big players are not allowing the pair to go south, while small investors are selling and there is pressure on the downside, but money talks here.

Wednesday, 13 December 2017

If you do not travel to these unknown places in Kashmir, there will be an incomplete 'Swasturg' tour

If you do not travel to these unknown places in Kashmir, there will be an incomplete 'Swasturg' tour

 in travel •  29 days ago
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Gulmarg from Ladakh, Sonmarg from Srinagar, has put a white sheet on top, somewhere or covered with greenery, the subdivision part. Many of the famous tourist destinations of Kashmir went to Sichara-Kawar State. But apart from those places, the nature of Kashmir is being brought up with some unknown unknown places. Search for all those places.
Martand Temple: A famous song 'Bismil' was shot on the Martind Temple in Shahid Kapoor's 'Hadar' movie. This Hindu temple of Kashmir is basically made up of sacrifice to the sun god. It is located 64 kilometers away from Srinagar. In the 8th century, Karakota dynasty kings built this temple. The architecture of European houses is found in this temple. That is not to be seen in any of India's temples.
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The Nubra Valley of Kashmir, located 150 kilometers away from Leh Valley, Leh. Locals say that this valley looks like the land of the moon in winter. Here you can see the mantras, sand peals like Yarab So Lake, so here are the mango, fruit gardens.
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Kokernag: Kankanag in Anantnag is a small town. Here is a niche place for the Botanical Gardens. Similarly, the mountainous river fish in this area is very famous. This fish is cooked and cooked in many places around the hotel.
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Disposal: Disposal located 90 kilometers away from Srinagar. If you want to see Kashmir's green eyes, then you must go. Look at the walnut and apple gardens here.
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Dudhpatri: Drug area is 42 km away from Srinagar. This area is called the dugout valley, in Kashmir. There are lots of sheep farms here.
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Custard Creation Recipe


Custard Creation Recipe


 in food •  2 days ago
The name 'Fruit Custard' seems to be very funny, on the other hand is quite healthy. Especially for children, who do not want to eat at all. If you want to sit at home, you can easily create fruit custard like a restaurant with a little effort.
Ingredients:
-Dem one-
dough 4 cups
-Castard powder 2 tablespoons of
sugar - one cup of
vanilla essence- one teaspoon
-cubbed half cup of
cube - Apple caps made by cube-half cup made by
black cubes -Cal
grapes 2 Divide the half cup of the divided portion of it -
its half cup
Prepare the recipe:
Souppan in the stove. Then milk the saucepan. If the milk becomes hot, then sugar. Roll out an egg well and milk it. Now add one fourth of the cup to the water and mix it with custard powder and pour it on the milk and stir it for 2-3 minutes. Mix well with all fruits and vanilla acids.
After serving, refrigerate for 10 minutes and serve.
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Can You Really Make Money On Steemit? 5000+ Posts Later My Answer Is: "Yes, But..."


Can You Really Make Money On Steemit? 5000+ Posts Later My Answer Is: "Yes, But..."


 in steemit •  5 days ago
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I get this question a lot, you know. Especially last year, when I made the switch, many friends were asking me: "I see you're no longer on Facebook, man. And on Twitter you just keep sharing these posts from this Steemit site. Is it really worth it?".
My initial approach was to start describing them the entire ecosystem: blockchain, witnesses, rewards pool, STEEM, SBD, Steem Power. The full monty. By the time I was at STEEM they were either asleep or checking their phones, politely.
So I'm not going this route anymore. Instead, I simply answer: "Yes, but..."
And if they keep asking me after the "but", I start to tell them the following bullet points one after another:
  • when I joined Steemit, I decided to test it with a 30 days challenge, meaning posting each and every day, for 30 days in a row. So if you're not there yet, in terms of discipline and writing skills, then you'd probably be better of doing something else
  • during the first 30 days challenge I had many days in which I didn't get anything. Nothing. Zero. Nada. Zilch. Day after day. So if you're not prepared to invest a certain amount of time, don't bother
  • after the first 30 days I realized I knew pretty much nothing about the ins and outs of the platform: from where the money comes, what are witnesses, what is a hardfork and so on and so forth. I read the white paper at least 3 times. So, if you're not open to learn a significant amount of stuff, then you probably should be doing something else
  • at some point, the environment got so toxic here (long story, don't ask) that I decided I'll stop, until the air becomes breathable again. Fortunately, things got better and my hiatus only lasted a month and a half. So, if you're not prepared to lose everything you build (time spent, reputation, etc), if things are not consistent with your own values (which may happen again, who knows, I'm not controlling this thing, I'm just a part of it) then you shouldn't even think to join
  • it took me about 6 months to figure out the exact amount of time I should invest and how should I split it: how much for technical support (I am, as many of you know, a witness in this ecosystem), how much writing, how much interacting with other members on chat, how much for commenting. 6 months. That's a lot of time. So if you're not prepared to make a lot of mistakes for at least 6 months and learn from them, then you shouldn't even bother
  • last, but not least, during last year, I wrote more than 5000 posts (articles + comments). 5,000. Not 500, not 50. 5,000.
  • I also built from the ground up a new tool, helping people to understand better when they are going to be paid (steem.supply)
Some of them are listening, some of them not, and a few are joining.
Lately, I've been hearing this kind of talk a lot:
"Hey, bro, I see now this SBD trading at $8, it's freaking insane. You're probably making a ton of money, right? Can you teach me how to do it? Do you think I can do it too?"
My usual answer is:
"Yes, but..."

I'm a serial entrepreneur, blogger and ultrarunner. You can find me mainly on my blog at Dragos Roua where I write about productivity, business, relationships and running. Here on Steemit you may stay updated by following me @dragosroua.

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