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Magic the Gathering: Those Useless BFZ Full-Art Lands Bricks, and what to do with them... - by 
A PeakD.com post recounting the author’s long-running quest to offload Battle for Zendikar full-art lands from 2015, which were once valued highly but failed to appreciate. The post chronicles hoarding, market fluctuations driven by later sets featuring alternate art lands, and the author’s realization that Oath of the Gatewatch bricks contain Wastes, a card with value. By weighing packs, the author identifies heavier OGW packs containing Wastes and experiments by creating small test packs (10 Wastes for £16) in hopes of profiting as the market shifts. The piece blends humor, frustration, and urban exploration imagery, ending with social engagement prompts.
Wednesday Walk A few shots from recent walks around the area - by 
A PeakD post detailing a weekly 'Wednesday Walk' challenge, featuring a short photo essay from multiple recent walks around New Bedford area. The author shares several images (with camera details) from locations like a harbor area, Palmers Island, Clasky Common, and Fort Phoenix Park, and explains the challenge guidelines: walk weekly, capture multiple shots, add a write-up, tag with #wednesdaywalk, and optionally share links to others' posts. The post also notes a recent back issue, weather variations, and a note about image usage and contact for rights.
Bold, bold, almost iridescent. - by 
A reflective, artsy post exploring self-portraiture, identity, and the tension between self-expression and public perception, accompanied by a series of images.
MONOMAD - July 15th, 2026 - Make Sure To Read Our Community And Contest Rules Before Submitting Your Publications. - by 
A PeakD post announcing the MONOMAD photography contest (July 15, 2026) with rules, prizes, honorable mentions, and community prompts for black-and-white submissions.
Sunday Was Jam Making Day - by 
A step-by-step account of making homemade jams (blackberry and pineapple), including ingredients, cooking steps, sterilizing jars, and using a steam canner to seal for long-term storage.
A Geeky Guy's Guide to Legends - by 
A quick review of Legends (PeakD post) praising its engaging cast, tight focus on a small undercover team in Thatcher-era Britain, strong performances, and standout 90s soundtrack, while noting pacing issues toward the end.
Keys, Not Passwords: A Plain-Language Guide to Hive Account Security - by 
A plain-language guide explaining Hive account security through a hierarchical key system, emphasizing user control, safe key management, and practical signing tools to protect accounts.
CPI Reading Was Good - by 
A post discussing a favorable CPI report that shows cooling inflation, especially in core CPI, but warns that the relief may be temporary due to oil price dynamics and hawkish remarks from new Fed Chair Kevin Warsh, with implications for potential future rate hikes.
A Beautiful Tropical Garden - by 
A short, nostalgic travel-style post about visiting a tropical garden and cafe with a friend, featuring photos and reflections on relaxing, scenic spots and future garden inspiration.
Home made doggy haircut - by 
A pet owner describes cutting their dog Nadi's hair at home to reduce stress from grooming, sharing the process, phases, challenges, and a modest triumph over salon visits.
How Creators Actually Earn on Hive: Rewards, Curation and Honest Expectations - by
A concise explanation of how earnings on Hive work, clarifying that rewards come from the Hive blockchain via the protocol, not from Ecency or any app, and outlining how posts, curation, and tips generate income with realistic expectations.
Would you be okay with a default beneficiary on your posts for consumer rewards? - by 
A PeakD post outlining a new approach to consumer rewards on scrobble.life, proposing a default 10% beneficiary in the community to reward users who consume content, not just those who comment, and inviting feedback on the idea.
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