Welcome to the Steemit Digest issue # 10: Your dose of Steemian-shared knowledge.
The collection of good informations today mostly coming from our curators for us to get a glimpse about them, and some written by good authors that was submitted by our curators via Discord Chat.
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Travel
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Curated by @ethandsmith, Here's a great post he found about this user's adventures in New Zealand. It has some great pictures and descriptions of her time there!
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Making it in our cover, @awchel found this great travel blog showcasing the beauty of the Philippines. this out to see @olivercuico's journey to the beautiful islands.
Life
STRIVE
It looks like a travel blog at first, but to read about this life advice of our curator, @dante01 made me took a note about something.
Health
Here's
one sample of his fitness blog specifically about how he's adding some calories to his body.
Our curator @chinito powers his way out to let us know about some health tips.
Here it is.
As submitted by @olivercuico, Our Steemit friend @hiarevalo first put on a very catchy and a funny picture in his blog but inside is an interesting read about the addiction of the youngsters to computer games.
Food
Click here to read more about their initiative.
Our good samaritan Steemian @joshvel inspires us as he shared his charity work on the World Food Day.
Click here for details and if you also want to support her entry at the Steemit Iron Chef.
Our Steemit chef @amy-goodrich never fails to surprise us to her yummy-yet-healthy recipes.
Science
this article he wrote.
A great detail displayed by our English teacher @wheatdogg about the precession of the Earth. The comparison of the Earth with the tops made me curious to learn out of
Entertainment
Ragnarok online PH, A brief history and how the first biggest online MMORPG in the Philippines started until its end.
Our productive curator @awchel has written an interesting blog about the history of Ragnarok and about the MMORPG in his country.
@awchel has also written stunning facts about the war on drugs program of the government of the Philippines that's quite interesting.
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