Elearah

@Elearah · 2 years ago

Yesterday someone mentioned in Noise the Ranches in BenSwap, saying that he'd made good profit there. I saw the release some time back but didn't pay much attention. So I went to look and found some...

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@Elearah · 2 years ago

Proyectos de NFTs en SmartBCH

Salvo Space, del que hablé bastante, el otro gran marketplace es Oasis.cash . En Oasis solo se venden NFTs de proyectos que acordaron con anterioridad estar ahí. En general son grupos de NFTs únic...

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@Elearah · 2 years ago

Muchas Gracias @Loucy por ser mi esponsor. Muy agradecida. :)

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@Elearah · 2 years ago

Thanks @Jehoshaphat for the sponsorship. I just saw it. Sorry, learning my way in the comments. I highly appreciate it. :)

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@Elearah · 2 years ago

Publishing my first NFT in Space

Yesterday I found out the new NFT marketplace called Space and I jumped right in. You can read the first part of my adventure here . By the end of the day and after talking with the team in their te...

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@Elearah · 2 years ago

Minting my first NFT in Space

When #Oasis ( https://oasis.cash/ ) came to be I was very happy because NFTs are such an important part of crypto and their role is only going to be more relevant as time goes by. They are doing an am...

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@Elearah · 2 years ago

Paso a paso. Cómo subir BCH a Smart BCH

Hay mucho para hablar sobre SmartBCH y por qué puede ser una buena idea pegar el salto. Pero en este caso quiero centrarme en el cómo. La idea del paso a paso es proveer documentación que queda como r...

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@Elearah · 2 years ago

What in the World is happening?

I wonder it every day and I think that, if you clicked on the title, possibly too. I believe we all have a piece of the puzzle and maybe putting it together we can arrive at some actionable conclusi...

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@Elearah · 2 years ago

BCH es la solución para los países emergentes

Los países emergentes, con honrosas excepciones, se caracterizan por tener gobiernos ineficientes que gastan más de lo que recaudan. Porque son ineficientes, resuelven su problema de liquidez aument...

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@Elearah · 2 years ago

Getting some JOY in Joystick.club

EDIT: from Jan 1rst 2022 the rewards halved to 12.5 JOY. So the balance investment/reward is changed. I will leave the post as was initially written. Just take this change into consideration. My son d...

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@Elearah · 3 years ago

Designing an edible garden part 8: Small animals in Zone 2

In the article about zones , I mentioned that Zone 2 contains the elements we need to visit at least once a day but we don't necessarily want in front of us all the time. In practical terms, Zone 2...

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@Elearah · 3 years ago

Designing an edible garden part 7: Borders and shapes in Zone 1

Life has in incessant compulsive need to expand. The plants in our gardens grow as much as they can and yet some. They expand towards the empty spaces, they grow toward the sun, trying to cover as muc...

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@Elearah · 3 years ago

Designing an edible garden part 6: Composting

As I mentioned in the article about zoning , each edible garden needs a composting area. Composting brings back the fertility to the soil. It feeds the microbiology in a permanent cycle that will sus...

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@Elearah · 3 years ago

Designing an edible garden part 5: Preparing the beds

Besides the sun, the plants in our garden need water, air and nutrients. Some are adapted to extreme conditions but for simplicity we will assume they will take the last three from the roots. As I me...

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@Elearah · 3 years ago

Designing an edible garden part 4: mapping the soil

Sometimes when zoning a garden we have different candidate placements for the same function. Even if we don't, before we start digging it's a good idea to see what nature is telling us. How are we...

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@Elearah · 3 years ago

Designing an edible garden part 3: zones

So, now that we have the main topology of our plot in paper , and we added the water flow , we can think on what to put where to serve our needs. We are ready to introduce the human element. This i...

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@Elearah · 3 years ago

Designing an edible garden part 2: Guiding the water

Once we look at the plot and have a fair drawing of the topography, the light, wind and how the water runs , we get to the second stage. In this second stage we will choose how to modify the topogr...

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@Elearah · 3 years ago

Black gold is not oil, it's soil

The present agro-industry practices have to go. Every time I see a row of lanky plants on naked soil, I just can't believe it. It's wrong in so many levels that it's hard to think how such idea could'...

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@Elearah · 3 years ago

Designing an edible garden, what to do first

Before cleaning the plot, before getting a single plant, we need to have a long hard look at the place where we plan to put the garden. It can be big or small, it can have constructions around or be c...

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@Elearah · 3 years ago

The Second Energy Revolution, can we make it happen?

In 2010 I was very interested in the concept of empathy, and read the book "The empathic civilization" by Jeremy Rifkin. It wasn't what I expected. This was the first time I encountered the idea of gl...

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@Elearah · 3 years ago

Zero KM food, what is it and why it's important

Many high end restaurants have their own local organic gardens nowadays and many top athletes follow a seasonal diet. Why is that? Well, for many reasons. Some obvious some not so much. With the...

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@Elearah · 3 years ago

Edible landscaping, can we recreate Eden?

I live in a relatively small city with plenty of trees on the sidewalks. They all have something in common: they are for the most part not fruit trees. I lived in other places too. And noticed the sam...

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@Elearah · 3 years ago

What's permaculture and why it's a good idea

There is plenty of talk about the environment and how we are not doing things the right way. The solutions though, don't seem conducive to a happy or even efficient way out of the mess. For the most...

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