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Ameed
@trappedvision
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Photographer , teacher and a lover of nature
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2022-12-25 14:52
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LeoFinance
2023-01-28 08:37
Why you fall for crypto scams
Image source Several people fall for crypto scams for a variety of reasons. One of the main reasons is lack of knowledge about the technology and how it works. Many individuals are drawn to the potential
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LeoFinance
2023-01-28 04:11
Embracing possibilities of loss in crypto trading
Image source As a crypto trader, it is important to embrace and accept the potential for loss as part of the process. No trader can predict the market with complete accuracy and losing trades are a normal
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Colour / Black&White
2023-01-27 16:10
Published via Ecency
The pumpkin beetle
Today I'm back with some macro shots of a beautiful insect called pumpkin beetle. Aulacophora foveicollis is its scientific name and its size was about 5-6mm. I discovered it in a garden sitting on a leaf
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Colour / Black&White
2023-01-26 13:03
Published via Ecency
The Shield Bug
Today I'm here with macro shots of a insect called Shield Bug. Its scientific name is Pentatomoidea and its size was about 7-8mm. It was lying on a plant in a field of sugar cane when I found it. They
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LeoFinance
2023-01-26 05:39
Understanding the proof of reserves
Image credit Proof of reserves is an important concept in the cryptocurrency space, as it helps to build trust and confidence in service providers such as exchanges, wallets, and other financial institutions.
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Colour / Black&White
2023-01-25 19:57
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Cute little wasp
Today I'm back with some macro shots of a beautiful insect which is a kind of wasp. Coelichneumon is its scientific name and its size was about 3-4mm. I discovered it in a garden sitting on a flower. When
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LeoFinance
2023-01-25 03:03
Crypto trading and the global unemployment
It is unlikely that crypto trading alone can significantly impact global unemployment. While some individuals may be able to generate income through trading cryptocurrencies, it would not be a viable solution
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Colour / Black&White
2023-01-24 21:40
Published via Ecency
The Rice Stink Bug
Today I am back with some macro shots of a beautiful insect called rice stink bug. Oebalus pugnax is its scientific name and its size was about 6-8mm. I discovered it in fields sitting on top of a herb.
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Daily Blog
2023-01-24 07:29
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At the invitation of the bridegroom
friends, how are you all Hope everyone is doing very well. I am also very well with the blessings of God. I want to share my diary with you guys , sorry for my bad English. Two days ago, everyone in our
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Colour / Black&White
2023-01-23 07:54
Published via Ecency
The Marigold(Flower)
Today I am back with some close shots of beautiful flower called common marigold. I discovered it in a garden. There were a lot of these flowers. These were looking beautiful in garden. I couldn't resist
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Hive Learners
2023-01-23 03:06
Published via Ecency
How do you view the crypto market ?
Image source The crypto market is still viewed by many as a speculative and volatile investment, with many people viewing it as a "bubble" that is bound to burst. Despite the growing mainstream
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Colour / Black&White
2023-01-22 02:58
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The gorgeous bee
. Today I am back with some macro shots of a Bee. I discovered it in a garden sitting on a yellow flower. When i noticed it i decided to photograph it. So i approached it carefully and tried to take some
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Hive Learners
2023-01-21 14:38
Published via Ecency
How to protect our human rights
There are several ways to protect human rights, including: Educating yourself and others about your rights and the rights of others. Speaking out against human rights abuses and discrimination. Supporting
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The City of Neoxian
2023-01-21 13:43
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How wealth can influence love
Wealth can make it easier to find love by providing access to exclusive social circles, opportunities to travel and meet new people, and the ability to make a good impression through material possessions
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Colour / Black&White
2023-01-20 21:50
Published via Ecency
The brown grasshopper
Today I am back with some macro shots of a insect called brown grasshopper. Its colour was brown and its size was about 15-17mm. I discovered it sitting on a wall in a garden. When i noticed it i decided
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Proof of Brain
2023-01-20 15:55
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The impacts of strategic spending
Strategic spending refers to the careful allocation of resources in order to achieve specific goals or objectives. Some benefits of strategic spending include: Improved efficiency: By carefully identifying
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Hive Learners
2023-01-20 04:41
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Making good financial choices
Making healthy financial choices can help you achieve wealth over time. Here are a few ways to do that: Create a budget: Establishing a budget and sticking to it is a great way to ensure that you are living
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Colour / Black&White
2023-01-19 20:04
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The Furrow Spider
Today I am back with some macro shots of a beautiful spider called Furrow spider. Larinioides cornutus is its scientific name. Its size was about 12mm. I discovered it in a garden sitting on a leaf. When
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Proof of Brain
2023-01-19 13:05
Published via Ecency
Good health can be used to promote wealth
One way to use health to achieve wealth is by making healthy choices that can improve productivity and performance in the workplace. This can include getting enough sleep, eating a balanced diet, and
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Colour / Black&White
2023-01-18 07:52
Published via Ecency
I love this unique spider
Today I am here with some macro shots of a beautiful spider called two striped Jumper. Telamonia dimidiata is its scientific name and its size was about 4-5mm. It was a baby spider and i discovered it
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