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Over the last two weeks or so I've been fiddling with the STEEM blockchain and what it would look like if it were a formatted like a more traditional forum. Today I'm happy to share the results of this

This is a test. @roadscape

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LocationLake of the Pines, CA Date2014-11-26 CameraiPhone 5s PostPrisma :: Various Even at around 9 in the morning, the lake is still fairly calm. Here are some of the Prisma filters that worked well.

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This is a test of the decline payout option. This post should receive no rewards, regardless of the votes it receives. GitHub issue #262

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Last week I published a story titled A Share Button--Is it Really a Good Idea?  I said that there was no way in hell the investors and owners would go for it because they wouldn't want to "divvy up

I'm no great photographer, but I just saw this awesome mushroom growing in my yard and had to take a picture: It was growing out the side of this garden mound: Other awesome mushrooms have shown up in

Paypal is Up to Their Old Tricks of Creating Havoc for Online Business. Over the last month trying to operate our business has been nothing short of a headache concerning PayPal. We have had clients who

I've been thinking. now that I have a pretty serious body of work on Steemit, I'd like to share it with people. Sometimes, it's hard to do that on the go, so a card will be mega helpful. So here they are!

Photographing some flowers I came across a bold jumper (Phidippus audax) spider sitting on a flower's leaf. He was holding something conspicuous so I went in for a closer look. Ah it's a little insect

Have you ever been bird watching with enthusiasts? Well today is your lucky day! Come along with my parents and I as we go on an adventure! We start early with a beautiful rising sun! Now hop in the truck

Getting Lost: You are marching along the forest trail with friends, when you decide to take a separate fork and meet back at the fishing hole in an hour’s time. Heading out solo, the trail starts thinning.

Eons ago human beings were very, very small. So small in fact, they were the size of insects. And like some insects, they had wings and could fly. In fact, flight came so natural to humans way back when,

Darwinism's assumption of random mutation fails; panspermia is part of the answer. The infamous Michael Behe, author of “Darwin’s Black Box”, considered one of the cornerstones of Intellectual Design has

I am guessing it is going to allow you to show your followers other users posts. Thoughts? #steemit #steem #news

This is an unusual rock outcroping I photographed south of Mesa Verde, Colorado in the desert near my camp. I found the colors of the stone and desert sand juxtaposed against the background vermilion cliff