Waching daily Jun 27 2017

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Photoshop Tutorial : How to give some Amazing Manupulation effect on your photo... - Duration: 7:07.

First Unlock It

Adjust the Levels

Then Adjust the Brightness level

Then Creat a new Layer

Select the Brush Tool

And Paint It

Press " ] " for incressing the brush size

Remove the unnessary white levels

Creat anather new layer

For more infomation >> Photoshop Tutorial : How to give some Amazing Manupulation effect on your photo... - Duration: 7:07.

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Discussion: Hardcover? Paperback? E-book? - Duration: 2:29.

Hi community of awesome, I'm Ava Jae, and this is bookishpixie.

So I'm going to do a slightly different vlog format today, where instead of me giving tips

I'm going to talk about my opinion on a topic and you guise can share your opinion, and

it'll be like a discussion vlog.

So today's topic is the format in which you prefer your books, so hardcover, paperback, e-book, etc.

I've been thinking about this at least partially because the paperback for BEYOND THE RED releases

in October, so soon you guise will have even more options than just e-book or hardcover.

So I've been thinking about how you decide between buying a book in hardcover, paperback, or e-book.

For me at least, when I have the option to choose—so the book already has multiple

formats available—and I'm deciding between hardcover and paperback, the deciding factors

for me are how much I like the cover, and how convinced I am I'm going to like the book.

If I'm not head over heels on the cover, and I'm also trying out a new author or series,

there's a better chance I might go for the paperback.

I'm also kind of meticulous about my series though, so if I buy the first book of a series

in paperback, and I like it and wanna read the rest, then I have to buy the rest of the

series in paperback too because I don't like mixing and matching different format within

the same series; I like it all to match.

That's just a little ridiculous quirk I have, but yeah.

I will spring for hardcover with a new author however, if I really like the cover, and I'm

super intrigued in the story and thus pretty darn sure I'm going to like it.

I have in the past bought some hardcovers with new authors I hadn't read before, and

not really liked the story as much as I wanted to, which is a bummer, but for the most part

this has worked well for me.

Basically I like to have hardcovers when I love the cover and I also love the story,

um, because they hold a special place in my heart—there's just something special about

them that I really like.

But of course they're also more expensive, so there's that.

It used to be if I didn't like the cover, but I was interested in the story and wanted to read it, I'd buy the e-book.

I don't do that as much anymore because I tend to now reserve my e-book money for just

books that only come out in e-book, but that's something I used to do, too.

Now if I don't really like the cover, but I still wanna read it, I'll go to the library.

And same goes for books that I'm curious about, but not sure about.

Those also tend to be library reads for me.

So how about you guise?

What's a deciding factor for you between picking up a book in hardcover, paperback, e-book,

or going to the library? Let me know in the comments below.

So that's all I've got for today!

If you liked what you saw, don't forget to subscribe and comment, and I'll see you guise next week!

For more infomation >> Discussion: Hardcover? Paperback? E-book? - Duration: 2:29.

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Wrestling with the Scriptures - Duration: 3:13.

Bible students and theologians like to wrestle with the Scriptures. They pick

and choose and they apply scriptures in such a way as to fit in with their

understanding or with their theories and their theology, but they never come to

the truth because they are occupied with their own mind and their own desires, and

their own beliefs. Jesus Christ gives the Holy Spirit in those who obey Him. The

Holy Spirit will guide us into all truth. If you wrestle with the Scriptures you

always win, because you apply the scriptures to your

own liking, your own desire, to your own understanding; but those who seek the

truth go on their knees, they seek Jesus and they wrestle with the Spirit of God.

The Holy Spirit, the Spirit of Truth, will guide you into all truth, but you will

not win against the Spirit of God, the truth will always win it will triumph

over lies and any opinions of man. Those who are pure in heart will see God. Those

who seek the truth do not wrestle with the Scriptures, they wrestle with the

Spirit of God and they are taught the truth. They are not in darkness because the

Spirit of God, the Holy Spirit, will teach them and guide them into the whole

truth. The Spirit of Truth will refute the lies that we have been brought up

with, the lies that we've been told and that we have come to believe. It is to

our advantage to seek the truth to wrestle with the Spirit of God until the

truth is revealed in us and to us. The Holy Spirit of God

will guide us into all truth, if we truly seek Him. Do not wrestle with the

Scriptures. Do not try and make the Scriptures fit into your theology.

Rather seek the truth, go on your knees and speak to Jesus. Ask Him to guide you

into all truth and a Holy Spirit will enlighten your mind, will give you

understanding of the truth. May Jesus bless you.

Jesus Christ is alive and hell is real I am here to introduce you to Jesus

Christ so that you can know Him and follow Him and have eternal life.

Subscribe to my channel to learn more about Jesus. May Jesus bless you.