Hangar House North by green builder Dwell Development offers everything a modern high-performance home strives to be; healthful, uber energy efficient, refined, relaxed, stylish, chic and unique. Gorgeous 2-story floor plan with spacious rms and beautiful natural light. Concrete and reclaimed wood floors, slab Caesarstone. Fenced yard, gardens, patio, huge roof deck and 2 car gar. Targeting 5-Star Built Green. Designed solar ready for Net Zero elec. Steps to the center of all we love about Georgetown.
Remodeled in 2011, this 1907 home has been reborn! Spacious, open main floor with nook and a den. Granite counters in kitchen with plenty of storage and room for multiple cooks. The gorgeous Tigerwood flooring covers almost the entire main and upper levels. Upstairs are 3 beds/2 baths. The master boasts a 4-piece bath and walk-in closet. The back deck/patio is an amazing place to spend warm days. The detached garage is the perfect rec room/office. Many green features and right in the heart of Ballard.
Dwell Development offers everything a modern high-performance home strives to be; healthful, uber energy efficient, refined, relaxed, stylish, chic and unique. Light, volume and a free-flowing flr plan perfect for entertaining. Reclaimed wood flrs, slab Caesarstone. Private yard, veggie gardens, patio, roof deck and 2 car gar. Targ 5-Star Built Green. Designed solar ready for Net Zero elec. Steps to the center of all the excitement this rising star cutting edge Seattle neighborhood has to offer!
Brand New Gorgeous Modern Home! Live lrg w/tall ceilings, natural light, beautiful territorial views & flowing layout. Rich espresso flrs contrasted w/white shaker kitchen cabinets & Carrara qrtz counters. Chef's amenities incl 5 burner gas range, SS appls & walk-in pantry. Din/Liv open to covered patio. Jack&Jill beds w/full BA up. Master suite w/5pc BA, walk-in closet, shelving & designer fins. 4th bed on LL w/bonus space, full BA. Situated on 12k+ SqFt lot w/exceptional schools!
Built in 2009, this central area duplex is perfectly set up situated for home+rental, home+office or as a double-rental. Upper-3beds/2 bath open concept kitchen & living room w/ expansive loft for Master Bedroom & 2nd Living Room. Lower-1bd/1bath w/spacious, open kitchen & living area, multi-zone radiant, in-floor heat. Custom concrete counters, independent laundry, separate entry & garage access for each unit. Close to 520, Arboretum, Madrona,Madison Valley,Central Area shops & eateries.
Designed by noted Architect Ken Koehler this classic Mid-Century has clean lines, large open rooms, ample storage & original period details. Floor to ceiling windows capture lake views and expand the feeling of spaciousness. The kitchen/great room is the perfect space for sharing meals, relaxing around the fireplace or informal entertaining. Freshly painted throughout with new carpeting. Move in ready. Located minutes from Lake WA, Seward Park & the shops, restaurants & cafes in Columbia City.
Puget Sound and Olympic Mountain view Mid-Century home in Normandy Park. Remodeled dream kitchen with oversized island perfect for entertaining. Walls of windows to take in the views. Master suite with views and a remodeled spa like bath. Daylight basement with recreation plus a large shop/storage area. Fully fenced back yard, wrap around view deck, RV/Boat parking amd so much more. Possibility of adding a second story to enhance the views even more. Hurry homes likes this a hard to find.
This 3 bed/2 bath contemporary offers both a private retreat & community in desirable Lakewood. Vaulted ceilings, walls of windows & park views. The floor plan is perfect for both entertaining & privacy. Connected/distinct living & dining rooms. Fam room & party deck off kitchen. Master suite w/ bath, closet & views of city/lake. Large, bright den on lower level. Fully fenced back yard w/ stone terrace & tree platfrom. 2-car garage & ample storage. Great neighbors. All close to lake/shops.
Welcome home to Greenwood. The main level of this easy living, rambler features: hardwoods, gas fireplace & built-ins in the living room & is flanked by the dining room & kitchen, featuring: stainless appliances, gas range, & granite counters. Lower level features: versatile rec room, large 3rd bed, 2nd bath, utility & storage rooms. Great all-purpose back yard w/ garden shed, patio & huge potential in the unfinished studio off of the garage. Close to interurban trail, parks, shops & rapid bus.
Tranquility surrounds this large Meadowbrook mid-century home on a dead-end street. Three bedrooms on the main include a master with 3/4 bath. The large living room boasts one of two wood-burning fireplaces that can easily be converted to gas. Two more bedrooms downstairs along with laundry and extra storage room. The large daylight rec room features another fireplace, built in retro bar and is ready for games galore. Great NE schools!
Welcoming front porch, fantastic light, high ceilings, fir floors thats right, youre in a 1906 Ballard Bungalow! 2 beds/1 bath on the main, 1 bed/.75bath in the daylight basement. Large kitchen with office nook and sitting area for that morning coffee. From there, french doors to the deck and fully-fenced back yard. Large dining room with a south facing picture window. The downstairs is bright and open. Gas appliances, off-street parking, terrific schools, smack-dab in the middle of Ballard!
This unassuming Shoreline hideaway offers 3 levels of light-filled living! Walk into an open floor plan with a wall of windows looking over a 10,808 sq ft, wooded lot. Main floor - kitchen, living room, dining room, 2 beds, a bath and office (formerly bedroom). Downstairs - rec room, craft room, 2 beds, a bath, mud room and laundry. Bottom level is a legal, studio ADU. Updated kitchen and bath. Fireplaces and separate entries on each level. Tons of storage a 1-car garage and plenty of off-street parking.
Dwell Development modern 5-Star Built Green certified home. Super energy efficient.Fantastic floor plan w/ main level bed/den & 3 bedrooms up. Roof top roof deck w/ territorial views, lrg garage w/ EV charging capabilities. Solar ready. High-style modern design with stylish finishes. Wide plank wood floors, stone counters, Designer tile and built to order Abodian cabinets. Near Col City favorites & Light Rail.
Modern single family home by Dwell 5-Star Built Green (enrolled) & solar ready, roof top deck with sweeping territorial views from Mt Rainier to Downtown Seattle. Oversized 1 car garage with storage. High-style finishes. Wood floors, NovuStone counters, Made to order Abodian cabinets, recycled content tile. Advanced framing, super insulated, HRV System, triple pane windows. High design free-flowing light filled flr plans. Near Col City favorites & Light Rail. See model home at 4413 33rd Ave S.
High-style design and enrolled in the 5-Star Built Green program. Built by award winning Dwell Development, this modern stand alone home has an oversized 2 car garage, great storage and one of the best views in the community from the large roof top deck. Free-flowing light-filled floor plan loaded with signature Dwell Dev upgrades. Custom designed Cook's kitchen, luxurious bathrooms, solar ready for possible Net Zero energy use. Near Col City favorites & Light Rail.
This sprawling 1972 rambler has been updated room by room over the past 12 years. Floods of light in the spacious, updated living room, dining room & kitchen. Down the hallway are 4 bedrooms, including a Master Suite w/ updated bath & walk-in closet. Large, 2-car garage converted into the coolest rec room youve ever seen! Large, detached studio. New roof, paint, water heater, bathrooms. Too many updates to list. Huge lot w/ plenty of room for boat/RV. Near freeways, malls, shops & schools!
This exceptionally well designed and updated home in sought-after Belvidere is the perfect solution for those seeking the charm and integrity of a mid-century residence with all of the convenience and style of a fresh renovation in the Dwell mold. A total systems upgrade using the most up to date technologies. Wide-plank hardwoods, a stunning open kitchen, luxurious baths one with heated floors and the clever use of space and light offers a loft-like aesthetic. Urban modernity at it's best!
Lots of rooms in this 2557 sq.ft. Uplands home, sited on a 9,480 sq.ft. lot that slopes gently towards the lake. 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, plus a den. Gorgeous east-facing deck looks out over the front yard swimming pool and at the view of Lake WA, Mt Rainier, and the Cascades. Blue Angels, anyone?! And just 2 blocks from Martha Washington Park. Well-loved by the same family for many years, this home will reward your thoughtful updates.
Impeccably maintained w/every detail addressed, this unique & accommodating NW Craftsman offers it all! Obvious pride in ownership is on display w/tasteful touches & model home features throughout. A true chef's kitchen w/enormous island, spacious great room, SS speaker system, large master retreat w/incredible WIC, oversized loft, 3 of 5 bdrms have WICs, & a sun bathed south facing backyard! Centrally located near Schools, Hwys, shopping, & more. With $40k+ in custom options, its a must see!
Beautifully renovated home inside and out. Steps away from Pritchard Beach Park and nature trails. Close to Rainier Beach Urban Farm, great restaurants, and of course, Seward Park itself. Enjoy the quiet, tranquil wooded view of the nature preserve from your living rooms and kitchen - no houses behind you. Versatile floor plan allows living on two levels, each with its own access. Daylight basement wet bar has niche for refrigerator. 2nd master enjoys a HUGE walk-in closet. Welcome home!
This Olympic Hills rambler-plus offers simple comfortability. No nonsense layout. Plus features include eating space off kitchen, entertainment-sized deck off the dining room, laundry/mud room & large bonus room above the 1-car garage. The bonus space is perfect as a TV room, studio, guests room or office. Fully-fenced backyard for play &/or dog-run. Wood-burning fireplace & oak flooring. Newer roof, windows, waterlines, paint & more. Near shopping, parks, future Light Rail & more.
Don't let its unassuming exterior fool you. This 2004 contemporary lives large & lives well. Its mood set by an abundance of natural light and thoughtful layout. Well placed windows, nooks & a tastefully eclectic palette give the home personality & warmth. It also has it where it counts: 5 pc master bth w/ walk-in closet, kitchen open to family room, slab granite surfaces, hydronic heating, 3 bd/2 bth upper level, 1 bd/1 bth/1 flex space lower level. Beautiful finishes & millwork throughout.
Lovingly restored, this 1903 Dutch Colonial will draw you in with its passionate palette & sophisticated finishes. Stripped to the studs in 2002, this home has experienced a renaissance. Newer interior, siding, windows & systems. Detached 2 car garage w/ ½ bth. French doors, crown molding, wainscoting, slab granite counters, fine tile work...everywhere you turn quality & taste. The upper level boasts 3beds/1bth. Bonus room & 3/4 bth below. Entertain on the fantastic deck, porch, & garden areas.
Half way between the Edmunds St Light Rail station and downtown Columbia City sits a lovely, light filled, 1913 home. This house shows off its personality with a bit of old and a bit of new: from the original, inlaid, entry way hardwoods to the Craftsman-style, built-in shelving, to the fun, multi-functional space in the converted garage. Updates include: new roof, bath and back deck. This home is 3 beds and 1 bath of eclectic charm in one of the hottest neighborhoods in Seattle!
This Bryn Mawr hideaway sits on a private, 10,500 lot w/ large, detached carport (possible shop/studio) and parking for boat, RV, etc. Light-filled living on every floor! Daylight basement w/ potential ADU. Main floor features walls of windows w/ large kitchen/dining room opening to huge back deck! Bright, well-sized living room has a sweet, 70s, stand-alone fireplace and opens to front deck. 3 beds up, including master suite w/ walk-in bath, closet, and partial views of the lake. Come check it out!
Modern 2 story stand alone home with 3 bd/2 bths up & an open & airy main floor. Attached heated garage + extra prkg space, large roof top deck with views. Dwell Development's new modern community-BLOCK35. Enrolled in the 5-Star Built Green program. Stylish design, free-flowing light filled flr plan and signature Dwell upgrades. Wood & polished concrete floors. Solar ready & great energy efficiencies. Near Columbia City favorites & Light Rail.
BLOCK42 Dwell NW's new community. Targeting 5-Star BuiltGreen Dwell Signature home under construction. Est. compl Nov.2013. Sustainable, modern & stylish. Clean lines & free-flowing open living spaces. Advanced energy efficient building methods. Double framed & super insulated, triple glazed windows, Solar ready, heat Recovery. Ventilation System, radiant heat & a ductless mini split. Attached garage, roof top view deck. Near Col City favorites & Light Rail. Award winning builder.
Pssst... can I tell you something? You should move to Shoreline. More specifically, you should move to 20209 Fremont Ave N in Shoreline! Youll get trees, a large, fully fenced back yard, dining room, a spacious living room w/ wood burning fireplace. You'll also have a large rec room to share with friends. The rec room opens to a covered outdoor living area, perfect for BBQs or sipping cocoa and watching the snow fall. All this close to shops, transportation and highly rated schools!
Modern home targeting 5-Star BuiltGreen in BLOCK42 of Dwell @ Columbia Station, Dwell's new single family home community. Stylish & sustainable finishes. Huge savings in utility expenses. Clean lines, excellent natural light, open liv spaces & volume. State of the Art energy efficient technology. Double wall system packed w/insulation & Tremco waterproof sealed bldg envelope. Heat Recov. Ventilation, ductless heating & cooling unit & radiant heat. Near Columbia City favorites & Light Rail.
Old World charm intact in this 1912 Craftsman w/ 2 bedrooms+, 1.75 updated baths & an updated kitchen-laundry. Fir floor under carpet. Original woodwork incl. staircase, doors, built-in china hutch, bookcase etc. Formal dining rm. Parlor has bay window. Bonus room off master & French dr. to deck. Butler's stairs to 2nd flr. Attic studio w/skylight. Basement workshop. Alley access to fenced yard w/garden & pkg. Gas boiler-hot water heat. Panoramic view fr. deck. Trim the maple tree for city view.
This well-lit, 1928 Craftsman beautifully blends old & new. The home includes period details such as coved ceilings, clawfoot tub & the original wood burning fireplace. It also incorporates new features like stainless appliances, tankless water heater & CAT 5 wiring. The daylight basement includes its own kitchen & entry. New roof too. Elevated & gated for privacy with a court yard-like front yard. The back yard includes a deck, detached garage, shop & office for you hobbyists out there!
Updated home perched high off the road in a quiet and private setting! Home boasts a completely remodeled kitchen with stainless steel appliances and a brand new bathroom. Other features include vaulted ceilings, honeycomb window treatments, new carpet/paint, living and family rooms with cozy fireplaces and a master bedroom with bath and 2 closets! All appliances included. Enjoy the fenced private backyard on a greenbelt! Convenient location minutes to I-5, parks, schools, shopping and dining!
Playful yet serene, this 1953 Olympic Hills home will charm your socks off! The living area is well lit with a lovely fireplace & adjacent dining room. The kitchen has new counters, side entry & ample storage. The main is rounded out by 3 bedrooms & a beautifully remodeled bath. Downstairs boasts a large rec room with fireplace, bedroom/office & a Pinterest Lair. A petite 1/2 bath, laundry area & garage can also be found below. Several systems upgrades & an amazing back yard to boot!
Great 5 Bedroom 2.75 Bth Home in Sought after Shoreline neighborhood on quiet cul-de-sac. Lrg spacious formal Dng/ Lvg Rm with FP inserts up & down. Lrg Kitchen w/ an abundance of cabinet & counter spc, Island, eating nook & pantry. Large deck off Kitchen that overlooks fully fenced bk yrd with lrg play toy. Dwn stairs features 2 of the lrg bdrms, Fmly rm, utility, full bthrm w/ lots of storage. Fmly rm has extra door to access Dog Run. Lots of Parking! New front porch fresh paint throughout.
Charming remodeled Lynnwood rambler close to everything. This turn-key 3 bed 1.75 bath home features a new kitchen & appliances, remodeled bathrooms, new doors and millwork, vinyl windows and blinds on most windows. You will love the design choices and attention to detail. The huge family room is the heart of this home with vaulted exposed beam ceiling, fireplace and cork floors. There is a partially finished room for an additional bedroom or office. This one has it all, just move in and relax!
Comfortable luxury is what you'll find in this beautifully updated Beacon Hill home. Designer touches throughout. Refinished hardwoods, coved cieilings, wainscoting & beautiful outdoor spaces are just some of the features this home has to offer. Not to mention the two fireplaces, an instant hot water heater, & mountain views. With a nicely updated kitchen and unbelievable baths and lower level remodel, this home is one to be experienced in person. We look forward to your visit!
Updated mid-Century rambler situated on quiet street - Stone's throw via sidewalks to Elem. school & Hutchinson Comm. Ctr. Covered porch welcomes guests & offers cool repose on hot days. Enter to hdwds & living rm anchored by fireplace. The dining room adjoins slab granite & stainless steel kitchen offering space rarely found in this era home + commercial grade gas stove. Utility/mudroom w/access to fenced yard. New roof, windows, plumbing, main water line & furnace since '10.
A lovely, freshly manicured mid-century home in a great location. New wall to wall carpet, nice hardwood floors, 3 beds, 1-1/2 bths. Bonus room, and great storage space. Convenient to light rail, close to Dog park, and a short distance to Lake Washington. Enjoy a nice size backyard for summer barbeques and or play space. A great place to call home.
Character & space anchor this lovely 1930 Tudor in Haller Lake. The upper level boasts 2 beds including the master w/ 2 walk in closets & 1/2 bath. Main level includes a bed, office/den, kitchen, living & dining rooms. Huge rec room, 3/4 bath & bed downstairs. Period details include fireplace, hardwoods, picture rails, coved ceilings. Updates include a newer roof, furnace, double pane windows, flooring, refinished hardwoods & more! Huge, private back yard, tons of parking & close to everything.
Come home to lovely grounds & simple comfort in this 1963, Mountlake Terrace rambler. This 3bed/1.5bath home is a perfect retreat. Wood stove & double pane windows for those cold, rainy days. French doors & party deck for summer living. Great light year round. Speaking of light, the attached sun room leads from the Master Bed to the inspiring back yard, complete with koi pond & stone patio. Attached 1-car garage, garden shed & RV/Boat parking. Close to shops, community center & freeway.
Come home to private, spacious living in this fantastic 5 bedroom/ 3.5 bath home in Seward Park. Great open floor plan, perfect for entertaining & everyday life. Southern orientation allows for lots of light. The Mud/Laundry room/powder room off large 2-car garage. 3 bed & 2 bath (including a master bed/bath/walk-in closet) up & 2 beds/1 bath & a large rec room down. (possible MIL). Gas heat/appliances, tons of storage near desirable Graham Hill Elementary, Lake WA, Columbia City & Light Rail.
3-bed/1-bath, 1 story, quiet, hideaway home. Main floor is well lit with good flow. Slider with a deck off the living room/dining room. Mud room off the kitchen with breakfast nook overlooking the backyard, garden and blueberry bushes. Upstairs the master runs the length of the home. Fir and oak beneath your feet and coved ceilings above. New water line 2015, roof 2016 and fresh paint. Large (14,600 sqft) R-6 zoned lot to play and garden or possibly develop. Commuter-friendly to Seattle and Bellevue!
Youll love coming home to this updated, 1953, Mountlake Terrace rambler. Tucked away on a cul de sac, this 3bed/1bath home has updates throughout. New surfaces and cabinetry in kitchen and bath. New carpet, tile and lighting as well. The large living room and expansive back deck are great for entertaining. 3rd bed/Rec Room/Office features its own fireplace and slider to a patio. Large back yard w/ studio/playhouse and gardening boxes. Gas range and furnace. RV/Boat parking. Close to freeway and park and ride.
1954 never looked so good! This recently updated 3bed/1bath rambler has fresh paint inside and out. All new stainless appliances, counters, cabinets and lighting in the kitchen. New flooring. Large master bedroom w/ walk-in closet and utility area. Fire up the super-efficient pellet stove to go from cozy to toasty! Large back yard w/ brick patio, garden shed, lovely plantings and wooded hillside. Attached carport, RV/Boat parking. Nicely placed on a dead-end street, close to shops and the Park and Ride.
Two story residence presents light-filled living spaces boasting fresh interior paint and sophisticated style thruout. Fabulous kitchen features handsome cbntry w/under cbnt lighting, stone counters, filtered water. Two bdrms down; two up include master w/sitting area. Newly updated baths simply sparkle. More: Garden wndw; lighting is 90% LED; 4 camera sec sys; tons of strg. Expansive covered deck with swing; PLUS: Theatre rm w/projector in outbldg; dbl gate access to backyard. Prime location!
With its great flow & excellent light, this sophisticated, 2005 condo was thoughtfully designed to enhance your time at home. Vaulted ceilings & a wall of windows (with big territorial & Mt. Rainier views) set the tone for the large, open-concept living area. Granite counters with stainless appliances, eating bar & pantry in kitchen. Master bedroom with a pass through closet area & 3/4 bath. Parking space, fitness room & lobby entrance. Close to downtown, freeway access, stores & Starbucks!
Spacious Corner lot rambler with basement, a mid-century charm with oversize windows offering lots of natural light. This open floor plan home has 4 bedrooms, 2 full bathrooms, 2 wood burning fireplaces, hardwood floors new kitchen with granite counter tops. Recently upgraded electrical system and brand new roof, an entertainment size deck with a peek of Lake Washington, large backyard. Attached carport and lots of flex space. Great location to freeways, shopping, Lake Washington.
Welcome to simple living on Beacon Hill. Mornings at this home are simply glorious thanks to the two large picture windows that anchor two sides of the living room. Perfect for you light lovers out there! The hardwoods & fireplace help make this home cute but it also has substance. Improvements include a newer roof, furnace, windows. As well as upgrades to the electrical & plumbing systems! Excellent location for you commuters and park lovers just minutes from I-5, light rail, parks & more!
Well laid out spaces & plentiful natural light are what you'll find in this peaceful contemporary on the edge of Columbia City. Main floor lives well w/ high ceilings, hardwoods & thoughtfully placed windows. Well planned kitchen with gas range, breakfast bar & dining area. Covered deck off kitchen. Powder room & laundry on main. Upstairs are 3bd/2bth including master suite overlooking back yard & community garden. Cute back yard w/ lovely landscaping. Near Light Rail & Columbia City.
Beacon Hill Cape Cod with many updates on the edge of Seattle's Lockmore neighborhood. The home is bright, cute & functional with 3 beds/1.75baths & a detached 2-car garage off of an alleyway. New siding/paint, refinished hardwoods, double pane windows with coved ceilings and arched doorways for charm! Just down the street from Jefferson Park/Golf Course & up the hill from Columbia City & Lake Washington. Fantastic freeway, transit & light rail access. A beautiful home at a great price!
This is a very cute 2 bed/1bath rambler. Enjoy the big, bright kitchen with separate dining area, extra-deep bathtub, and french doors that lead out to an expansive, fully-fenced back yard that's perfect for dogs or outdoor entertaining! The house also features hardwood floors, fireplace, gas appliances and detached bonus room. Best location in Shoreline, near Central Market, commuter bus lines, Crest Theater, and one block from beautiful Twin Ponds park.
Come home to this recently refreshed 1954 rambler. the large picture window in the living room lets in tons of light to show off the original hardwoods. This home has a natural gas inset furnace & wood burning fireplace to keep you toasty in the winter. In the bedroom you'll find a mini-split air system to keep you cooled off on those hot summer days. Newer roof & fresh paint inside & out. Speaking of out... check out the big, open front yard & large, private, fully fenced back yard. So nice!
Lovingly maintained by the original owners, this property is on the market for the 1st time in 40 years! This home has a wonderfully comfortable feel to it. The living areas flow nicely into each other & are blessed with an abundance of natural light. There are 3 bedrooms upstairs including a master with ¾ bath. Downstairs lies a huge daylight rec room, sizeable utility room & 2 car garage with shop. RV Parking too. All of this on a large, wooded, corner lot making it a home you must see!


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The fourth awakening is realizing that a false peace, a New World order and one world government/religion under spiritual idolatry and a reemergence of the mystery school beliefs and practices of Babylon [were] predicted in the book of Daniel and Revelation thousands of years ago. That Jesus warned of this specifically.
There are many people who don't mess with New Age beliefs because they know that it's the exact same stuff the Illuminati (Illuminated ones) and Masons believe. The New Age is the religion of the New World order, it's the religion of the Illuminati, the religion of the Masons. It starts with ancient Egypt, then Babylon, then up through the ages with mysticism and theosophy, and it gets mishmashed together and diluted a little bit to give us the religion of the New Age.
And the irony is that as those who began to dabble in the occult are conditioned to view themselves as "awake," they are actually stepping deeper into the beliefs and values of the very NWO they believe they are opposed to.
Bancarz says he initially slipped down the rabbit hole of New Age when he was in high school.
Since his salvation in 2016, however, Bancarz is out to expose the very real demonic influence over the occult.
New Ageism is not an awakening! It is a fulfillment of biblical prophecy of a one world religion, a emergence of Babylonian idolatries and a false peace under the rule of the Antichrist who the New Age will praise as being the one who finally unites humanity.
The last awakening is realizing that it all points to Christ. It all seems to be centered around explaining Christ away, making him to be someone he isn't, silencing Christ or diluting Christ. He holds the authority in the spirit, his name has stood the test of time, the evidence for the resurrection is there, the NDE and paranormal testimonies are there.
Jesus is real, and we live in a world clearly run by his spiritual enemy. This is when things actually start making sense for the first time. This is when things actually become consistent, and we don't have to wrestle with the fact that all the ancient cultures we believe had secret knowledge practiced blood sacrifice, or that we believe what the elites believe or what the masons believe. It's when we can finally rest in intellectual and spiritual integrity.
Notice how the same websites that talk about "spiritual awakening" and the "New Age" are the same ones that are quickest to spread misinformation about the historical Jesus, the Bible or Christian history. It is uncanny.
"Here is how you awaken. Here is the truth about God and the afterlife. Here is the truth about enlightenment, and the wisdom of the ancients that we have forgotten. Just ignore the fact that the Illuminati believe what we believe and use the same symbolism. By the way, Jesus never existed. By the way, Jesus was a prophet teaching us the inner path to God. By the way, Jesus was just an ascended master who taught mysticism. Don't believe history; history has been corrupted. Just trust me that Jesus isn't real and history got it wrong."
The New Age beliefs go hand in hand with a one-world religion, which goes hand in hand with denying Christ. It all comes back to him because he is Lord, and this is a time of deception to turn as many away from Him as possible. And as biblical prophecy continues to be fulfilled, the deceptions will get more intricate and severe. Please do not be fooled by this stuff.


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Blogging is a fantastic way to create value to your website customers. But there is another major plus of online blogs – they naturally attract search engine traffic. Blogs already have optimized site architecture – meaning the way they are setup (or should be setup if done properly) makes them highly visibly and indexed by search engines. Most are set up with a clear navigation, where every page is set up to link back to the other main pages. They also have the inherent potential to be well-linked.
If you haven't already submitted your blog to some free directories, you are missing out on some great one-way links. But before you start searching for them and submitting, you should know a a few tips on how to optimize your blog. Then your new articles can help your site get the best keyword placement in the major search engines.
You have a choice to make. You can target a really general high traffic keyword you have little chance of ranking well for and get barely any traffic. Or you can shoot for a keyword that gets a moderate level of targeted traffic resulting in more leads and sales. They may not get you the most traffic, but they often bring the most profit. Keywords like this can be determined using any number of traffic estimating tools out there. The good ones also show the level of competition for any given keyword.
You may be surprised to learn that there isn't always a correlation between high traffic and high sales. Many of the most profitable sites in the world get moderate traffic because their lucrative keywords result in a much higher ratio of visitors to buyers. Keep this in mind when writing blog articles and target more specific keyword strings when possible. Adding a local spin to your blog titles and content may be that difference. For example instead of targeting "Nike Shoes" if you target "Ottawa Nike Shoe Store" you will get much less traffic, but anyone who does find it and clicks on it surely is a highly targeted user.
Targeting your blog discussion to a two or three word phrase that has a high yield of traffic, and yet has little competition, is not a dream of past Internet days. Another recent study revealed that surprisingly high percentages of search engine queries debuted as late as 2004. As long as there are new developments, new products, services and trends, you'll never have a shortage of these terms if you learn how to discover them.


It's the middle of winter and we have all been hibernating as much as possible from the cold weather. Yet, it's only about a month before the Minnesota Twins officially arrive at Spring Training on February 13 with pitchers and catchers reporting. The rest of the players report on February 17. However, if you're looking for a baseball fix, the Twins have some events to get you ready for the upcoming season.
The first is Twinsfest which will be held at Target Field on January 27-29 and will feature around 60 current, former and future Twins players. There will be many activities such as autographs, photo opportunities and sports memorabilia and card shows.
One of the new activities at Twinsfest will be a taproom located in the Metropolitan Club. It will feature the Twinsfest first ever beer garden with craft beers, pub games, yard games and classic arcade games. It is being advertised as a place for friends and family to meet.
Tickets are $20 for adults and $10 for kids 14 and under. Metro Transit will be providing free rides to Twinsfest. You can find out more information and or to purchase tickets by following this link.
The next Twins event is the annual Twins Caravan. The Twins Caravan will run from January 16 to January 26. It will feature more than 40 stops by Twins players and other Twins personnel at schools, hospitals, service clubs and corporations during the day and a stop in the evenings that will feature a program.
I will say this again. I would recommend fans to check out a Twins Caravan stop since it allows fans to interact with the players and to get free autographs. If you would like more information, go to this link.
I know it's hard to think about baseball with the cold of winter upon us. However, I believe that attending either Twinsfest or a Twins caravan stop will put you in the mood for the summer and baseball.


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Lee Myung-joo (Hangul: 이명주), född den 24 april 1990, är en sydkoreansk fotbollsspelare som sedan 2017 spelar i klubben FC Seoul i ligan K League 1. Den 22 december tog Sydkoreas förbundskapten ut Myung-joo till det asiatiska mästerskapet i fotboll 2015.

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Why gutting subsidies shouldn't be the focus of Farm Bill reform efforts
By Tom Philpott on Nov 9, 2007
A lot of people, myself among them, have spent substantial time this year trying to demystify the 2007 Farm Bill. But as it lurches into its stretch run — with passage possible by year-end — I fear that the bill is more shrouded in mystery than ever, even among sustainable-agriculture advocates.
The answer ain't blowin' in the wind.
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Here's what we can all agree on: Late last month, the Senate Agriculture Committee passed a version of the bill that would generally preserve the crop subsidies that have become so infamous. It would also add funding to some important conservation and nutrition programs, the result of hard lobbying by sustainable-ag and anti-hunger activists.
The committee's version has now passed to the full Senate, and is currently under debate. The proposal has unleashed a hailstorm of criticism in sustainable-agriculture, public-health, and environmental circles, where hope had swelled for policy reform. Anger focused primarily on the version's commodity title, which — like the House version passed last spring — would continue delivering billions of dollars to producers of a few crops, mainly corn, cotton, wheat, rice, and soybeans.
Writing in The New York Times op-ed page on Sunday, Michael Pollan gave eloquent voice to the dismay. The boost in conservation funding was fine and well, Pollan wrote, but "[a]s long as the commodity title remains untouched, the way we eat will remain unchanged."
Here is precisely where the complexities of our farm policy blind even its most well informed critics. The commodity title has been credited with awesome power — it has been said to underwrite everything from the obesity epidemic to the explosion in CAFOs in the late 1990s to the dead zone in the Gulf of Mexico. In its spare time, it's steamrolling farmers in Mexico, Africa, and elsewhere.
True, all of those maladies can be traced directly to agricultural overproduction, mainly of corn. But subsidies don't cause overproduction — and withdrawing subsidies won't end overproduction. With all due respect to Pollan, gutting the commodity title probably wouldn't change much about the way we eat — or do much to curtail the heavy applications of nitrogen fertilizer in the Corn Belt that are fouling up the Gulf, or end the scourge of CAFOs, or curtail the dumping of agriculture commodities into the global south.
By focusing their ire on subsidies, Pollan and a host of critics — including OxFam, Environmental Defense, the Environmental Working Group, and others — are fixating on a symptom of overproduction, not the cause. They're rallying around an alternative proposal from Sens. Richard Lugar (R-Ind.) and Frank Lautenberg (D-N.J.) that would abolish subsidies but likely fail to address the fundamental problem of U.S. agriculture: maximum production of a few commodity crops.
In their paper criticizing the 2002 Farm Bill, "Rethinking U.S. Agriculture Policy" [PDF], the agriculture economist Daryl Ray and his colleagues provide a lucid explanation of overproduction. It goes like this: Farm productivity tends to grow much faster than the demand for food. In a mature economy like the United States, food demand grows at about the rate of population. But agricultural productivity — juiced up by genetically modified seeds, the latest high-tech equipment, pesticides, artificial fertilizers, etc. — tends to grow more rapidly.
In 1926, for example, an acre of corn yielded around 25 bushels. Today, farmers routinely squeeze upwards of 150 bushels from that acre, a sixfold increase. Other major staple crops like wheat and soy have undergone similar booms in yield per acre. But over the same period, population grew by a factor of less than three. So farms have been churning out food way faster than people can consume it, leading to huge surpluses.
This tendency toward overproduction, when managed well, actually benefits society. As Ray and his collaborators put it, "Given that food is essential to life, it is urgent that the productive capacity of agriculture continue to stay well ahead of needs." But for at least 20 or so years now, overproduction has been used to create dubious but profitable products like corn-based ethanol, high-fructose corn syrup, and meat, dairy, and eggs from confined animals.
According to conventional Farm Bill critics, ending subsidies will fix all that. After farmers are subjected to the rigor of the free market, these critics say, booming yields won't be a problem. When farmers overproduce, this line of thinking has it, the price of the commodity drops, signaling that they should plant less the next year. And anyway, foreign countries — especially in the global south, where populations are rising fast — can be counted on to buy up some of that surplus, especially if the latest WTO trade negotiations, known as the Doha round, succeed in prying open markets.
There are two problems with that scenario. The first is that farmers — especially large-scale ones with established markets in only one or two crops — tend to respond to lower prices by planting more, hoping to make up in volume what they're losing in price. They also scramble to invest in productivity-enhancing technology like the latest John Deere combine or seed variety from Monsanto. And when those decisions are multiplied across hundreds of thousands of farms across the Midwest, you get lower prices leading to more production and more downward pressure on prices.
The second problem with the free-market view involves using exports as a safety valve for our overproduction. While it's certainly true that international trade talks and binational pacts can be used to ram open markets for U.S. agriculture commodities, other countries have the same idea. Brazil's production of both soy and corn has exploded since the early 1990s, bolstered by investment from U.S. and European agribusiness, the USDA reports. Argentine corn production is on a similar trajectory.
In short, the effort to "feed the world" with U.S. agriculture surpluses has been seriously hindered by competition from countries where land and labor is cheaper and the growing season is longer. And that's something that the WTO talks, NAFTA, CAFTA, and other agreements can't fix. And as nations like Brazil and Argentina crank out more product, we can expect to yet more pressure on U.S. farmers to invest in productivity and jack up yields.
So the end of subsidies won't likely curtail a global push to maximize production of a few commodities by lashing the earth with chemicals, a trend that's only been exacerbated by the biofuel boom. (Cynics will note that the same two commodities whose overproduction underpins our food system — corn and soy — have been deemed the feedstocks of choice for biofuel, even though both leave much to be desired in that regard.)
The lack of a direct connection between subsidies and overproduction probably explains why the agribusiness lobby is not defending the commodity title in the current Farm Bill debate. The voice for preserving subsidies has come from large-scale farmers themselves, mostly through the American Farm Bureau Federation. They figure that since prices look set to drop long-term, they had better not negotiate away what has become an important source of income.
A Push from Bush
Sustainable-food advocates fighting the Farm Bureau on this point have an unexpected ally: the Bush Administration, which has been renouncing subsidies for a couple of years now. Did Bush read Omnivore's Dilemma and suddenly become a critic of the industrial-food system? Not likely.
Over the summer I asked Ferd Hoefner, executive director of the Sustainable Agriculture Coalition, what agenda agribusiness giants like Archer Daniels Midland and Cargill are pushing for the Farm Bill. Hoefner has been engaged in farm bill fights since the 1970s. "It's basically the Bush plan," he said. Bush's proposal for the farm bill, released last spring, included steep cuts in subsidies. Agribusiness, it seems, would like to see the commodity title dismantled — it's holding up progress on the Doha round of trade talks, which would increase global trade in ag commodities. Countries in the global south are refusing to open their markets to U.S. goods until the subsidies fall, and countries like Archer Daniels Midland are eager to comply.
In fact, Bush and his right-hand man in the USDA, former ADM flack Chuck Conner, have threatened to veto the current version of the farm bill — precisely because of subsidies.
After the Great Depression, which involved a collapse in farm prices brought on by a spasm of overproduction, U.S. farm policy sought to help farmers manage supply decisions in an era of booming productivity gains. All of that changed between the early 1970s and the mid-1990s, when the message from the federal government to farmers increasingly became: produce as much as you can.
Real positive reform in federal farm policy will come from changing that message. If the momentum generated by the sustainable-food movement works to slash subsidies without reforming other aspects of policy, money now earmarked for supporting agriculture will go up in smoke in Iraq — likely gone from the USDA budget forever. And the problems of overproduction will persist.
But we'll need the money currently in the commodity title to remain available for supporting farming. It could be used to dramatically expand conservation measures, which give farmers incentives to make more judicious planting decisions; and to reinvest in local and regional food-production infrastructure, which has been dismantled over the past several decades. And that agenda, I hope, will be the focus of organizing for the next farm bill in 2012. Given that the terms of the debate presently seem stuck on subsidy preservers (the Farm Bureau) and subsidy cutters (Bush, Environmental Defense, etc.), that looks like the best-case scenario — though there are measures, like the proposed Dorgan-Grassley amendment, that could improve things at the margins.
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The purpose of social services is to support people and families in their independent life and participation and to prevent exclusion. The aim of the health and social services reform is to integrate social services with other services. From the point of view of clients, services are more useful if their life situation is considered as a whole.
The objective of the health and social services reform is that health and social services would be as well integrated as possible. Service chains need to function well from the point of view of the clients. Services are not effective if people need to deal with many experts, none of whom has a general picture of the client's situation. It is necessary to take into account the client's whole life situation, particularly when the person or the family have many kinds of difficulties which they need support for. The health and social services reform will transfer the duty to organise health and social services from municipalities to counties in 2021.
Even in future, public, private and third-sector operators can provide publicly funded social services for clients. However, clients would have more freedom than at present to choose their services providers. When using services provided by the county, clients can choose which unincorporated county enterprise and which of its service units they will use. They can choose for example a social services clinic. Clients can also choose the professional they wish to see if it is possible and appropriate with regard to the activities.
Unincorporated county enterprises can grant their clients health and social services vouchers. Clients can then choose a service provider and buy the agreed service from that provider against the services voucher. A services voucher can be granted if the unincorporated county enterprise has assessed and verified the client's need for services. Clients can get services vouchers for buying home services, for example. In that case the client can choose a service provider that best suits him or her.
The client can also be granted a personal budget. Personal budget is a sum of money for buying a service package defined in the client care plan. Older people and people with disabilities in need of continuous and broad-based support must be offered a personal budget.
Clients can themselves decide where to buy the services defined by the client care plan, and they can also influence the content of their services. In this way clients will receive services that best suit their individual situation.
According to the draft bill on freedom of choice, advising clients in matters relating to social welfare services would be taken care of by the new health and social services centres as far as possible. Social welfare professionals working at health and social services centres will give guidance and advice on social welfare services and activities and on social security.
According to the draft bill, some staff from the county's own social services will also be working at health and social services centres. Counties must have one or several groups working at health and social services centres, including a social worker, other social welfare professionals and even healthcare professionals, when necessary. County staff working at health and social services centres would offer social services and make needs assessments. Clients would not need to separately visit a service unit of the unincorporated county enterprise in order to get social services.
However, clients will be referred to the unincorporated county enterprise if they need more extensive social services or if the service they need requires an official decision. Health and social services centres are not authorities and thereby do not have the power to make official decisions. The client may also be referred to receive peer support from a third-sector operator if there is no need for actual health and social services.
Some clients need more health and social services than others. In that case, an individual client care plan will be drawn up for the person, and the support measures and means used to respond to the client's needs will be documented in the plan. The details will be specified in the new Act on Freedom of Choice.
A client care plan would be the central tool for coordinating the services individually for each client. The client care plan would include all health and social services planned for the client, irrespective of service provider. One operator (the unincorporated county enterprise or the health and social services centre) would be responsible for drawing up the plan in accordance with the client's need for services. The plan would be drawn up in cooperation with the client's other service providers. All service providers would have to follow the client care plan.
Even in future social workers shall integrate services and support in order to deliver the client the service package they need. In the model with several service providers, social work and social guidance is carried out in broad-based networks. The primary social workers, as referred to in the Social Welfare Act, play an important role in securing that their clients receive the services they need, in accordance with the assessment of need for services and the client care plan.
In addition, centralised service coordination is necessary in order to give the clients the information they need for making choices, to maintain an overview of the situation and to keep information flowing through the process.
A part of social services are local, home-delivered or mobile services or given by services units close to home. Local services include, for example, home care, family work and child protection. Even regarding social services, electronic services can be offered more often to clients who can use digital devices.
Counties would decide how to organise health and social services in an appropriate way in their region, in cooperation with other counties if necessary. Services that require special skills can be centralised or gathered together to a few localities. Examples of services that could be centralised include certain social welfare services for the disabled and a part of the child protection services, both requiring special skills. Clients should primarily get even these services in their own living environment.
The Government's programme to address child and family services is developing particularly those health and social services that require most demanding special skills and specialisation. The programme also examines how the services could be centralised into centres of expertise and support. This would improve the quality and availability of the services, and they would serve the whole region. The centres would be located in unincorporated county enterprises in five collaborative catchment areas.


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CSA Group warns of fake certification label on battery
RCMP says harmful counterfeit products increased from 11.5 per cent of investigations in 2005 to 30.4 per cent in 2012
by Canadian Manufacturing.com Staff
Canadian Standards Association
TORONTO—The Canadian Standards Association (CSA Group) is continuing to warn against the fraudulent use of its certification label on a series of California-made battery packs that have never been tested for safety or performance.
The fake products are the model "Defender 3" batteries from manufacturer Digital Signal Power Manufacturing (MST Inc.) based in Ontario, California. The CSA Group says the products have been discovered for sale in Nevada and online at www.dspmanufacturing.com.
Fake CSA label. PHOTO CSA Group.
According to the RCMP, the number of occurrences involving harmful counterfeit products has increased from 11.5 per cent of all counterfeits investigated in 2005 to 30.4 per cent in 2012. This includes toys, pharmaceuticals, perfumes, integrated circuits, headphones, batteries and more.
While no cases of fire or injury have been reported, the world leader in standards development, certification services and product evaluation, is warning consumers and retailers that the blocks branded batteries have never been tested or evaluated by CSA Group against standards in Canada or the United States.
CSA Group recommends that owners of the products discontinue use immediately and contact the retail point of sale or distribution.
Report a suspect counterfeit mark to CSA Group by submitting an incident report.
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For the chicken, you can use leftover chicken, a rotisserie chicken from the deli, or quickly poach a few chicken breasts.
Oven-baking instructions: If you'd prefer a casserole-style mac and cheese, you can transfer the contents to an 8x8 baking dish, top it with breadcrumbs, and bake it at 350°F for 20 minutes. This is a great option if you want to make the dish in advance.
1 Cook the pasta: Bring a pot of salted water to a boil and cook the pasta until al dente, or according to package instructions. Drain and rinse with cold water to stop the cooking and keep the pasta from sticking together. Set aside.
2 Cook the onions and garlic: In a large pot over medium heat, add butter. Once the butter is melted, add chopped onions and cook for a few minutes until they turn translucent. Then add garlic and cook for another 30 seconds. Stir the flour into the onion and garlic mixture and cook for a minute.
3 Stir in the milk, mustard and cheese: Slowly add the milk while stirring. The flour and onion mixture will thicken as you add the milk.
Once all the milk is added, stir in the grated cheese and mustard. Continue to cook, stirring occasionally, until the cheese has melted.
4 Stir the chicken and pasta into the sauce: Once the cheese is melted, stir in the chicken and cooked pasta. Taste and season with salt and pepper as needed.
5 Cook the breadcrumbs: Whenever you have a few spare moments while assembling this pasta (like, while cooking the onions or while waiting for the cheese to melt), cook the breadcrumbs.
Melt the butter in a small skillet over low heat. Stir in the breadcrumbs until well combined. Continue to stir over low heat until the breadcrumbs are browned, 3 to 4 minutes. Remove from the heat and let cool. Breadcrumbs can also be toasted ahead of time and stored in an airtight container.
6 Serve: Ladle the cheesy chicken macaroni right out of the pot when it's super creamy, and top it with crispy breadcrumbs.
8 ounces of dry macaroni by weight or is that a one cup measure?
Hi Christine, that would be by weight.
Followed recipe exactly using oven method… everybody loved it! Served with a salad.
I add broccoli to my Chicken Mac and Cheese. Mac and Cheese is a base for any addition to dress it up, like ham bits, pimiento, green onion, beans, chili to name a few. Love it.
Also great with Tuna subbing for the Chicken.
Nice! For me, I would just replace the chicken with Honey Baked Ham in cube size. So that when it's eaten, there will be a chewy yet succulent texture.
Can this be made in a crock pot for potlucks? or if not made in it at least kept warm?
Hi, Carol! Emma here, managing editor for Simply Recipes. I'm not sure about making it in the crockpot, but you could definitely keep it warm in one. Have a little milk handy so you can stir it in if the mac and cheese thickens up too much. Let us know how it works out!


Most phones today have great cameras, but not all of us are blessed with the ability to take great photos 5 Tips to Help You Take Really Unique Photographs 5 Tips to Help You Take Really Unique Photographs Taking a photo is easy - it's making it stand out that's hard. Every great photo has something special about it, and that's what makes you stop and take notice. Read More . Thankfully, there are some filters that can breathe life into otherwise dull photos in a matter of seconds.
Apart from photo-editing, which takes time and practice on Android 6 Best Photo Editors for Android 6 Best Photo Editors for Android Edit photos quickly and easily on your Android phone or tablet with these apps. Read More and iOS Top 11 iOS Photo Editing Apps for Tweaks, Filters & Artwork Top 11 iOS Photo Editing Apps for Tweaks, Filters & Artwork There are plenty of free and paid iPhone apps to edit your photos, turn them into artwork, and make you looking stunning — here are our favorites. Read More , the clever use of filters can enhance your photos with just a few taps. We tested dozens of apps with the best filter effects and selected the best.
Some filters convert your photos into artwork, while others give you a variety of options to tweak the filter to your liking. There's even an app that can help you fine-tune your photo for hours, depending on how detailed you want the final result to be.
We also featured a list of four apps that are worth keeping an eye out for. They don't quite make the cut when it comes to filters yet, but a few updates in the right direction can make them serious contenders in time to come.
No "best apps for filters" list can be complete without the one that started it all.
The Facebook-owned app needs little or no introduction. Its ease of use made filters famous and proved what a blessing they can be. However, as Instagram has grown to become more of a social network, there are some better apps when it comes to applying filter effects to your photos.
Verdict — The best social platform for beautifying and sharing your photos.
App releases these days are not accompanied by much fanfare, but Prisma was the exception to this rule. Last year, we wrote about the best free apps to turn your photos into artwork 5 Free Apps to Turn Photos Into Art on Android, iOS, or Web 5 Free Apps to Turn Photos Into Art on Android, iOS, or Web Turn your selfies into art with these free creative tools and join the new filter craze that is now taking over the internet. Read More and Prisma topped that list. It lets you add simple filters whose effect you can modify by swiping across your photo.
Not to rest on its laurels, the app added many more features last year Prisma, the App of the Year, Just Got Even Better Prisma, the App of the Year, Just Got Even Better With its latest update on Android and iOS, Prisma is getting even better. And that's after both Google and Apple named Prisma the app of the year for 2016! Read More , making it one of the must-have apps for filters. In the recent past, the app has gotten much faster at applying effects and it even works offline now. Unlike Instagram, you can download photos after applying your effect to them.
Verdict — Perfect, if you quickly want to add a splash of artwork to your photos.
Enlight has some powerful editing tools and filters wrapped within a user-friendly interface. You can easily undo effects if you get carried away, and there's even a one-tap icon to compare your original photo with the edits you've made.
Don't be fooled by its three Filter options (Adjust, Clarity, and Target) in the main menu. Each option has a ton of effects that you can manually adjust by swiping across to change the filter strength. Some options also let apply a filter to only a selected portion of your photo.
Not sure how to best use a certain filter you selected? Just swipe down to see the different ways you can make it better. The tabs at the bottom have more tools that let you further customize your photo.
Verdict — Great app overall for photo editing, with a wide range of useful filters.
With its plethora of editing tools and filters, Google's Snapseed Everything You Need to Know About Using Snapseed in Google+ Everything You Need to Know About Using Snapseed in Google+ Google recently re-introduced Snapseed for desktop users, no matter which operating system they happen to be using. The only catch is that Snapseed is only available using Google's own browser, Chrome. Read More can be considered the mobile equivalent of Photoshop. It has everything you need from rotating and brush tools, vignettes effects, and even the option to add text to your photos.
A gentle swipe up from the main editing section reveals 13 filters. Each of these have further sub-filters to take your edits to the next level. Some filters have sliders to let you manually tweak their individual aspects, including brightness, contrast, and grain.
Verdict — If you like to manually tweak each aspect of your photo and filter effect until you get the "perfect" result, then Snapseed is the only photo editing app you'll need.
Most filters apps have tons of filters as tiles that you can select. Infltr works on a different premise. Its creators probably realized that Ludwig, Reyes, Juno, and Moon (which only Instagram addicts will know) are just fancy names for filters that most people don't instantly relate to.
You can upload photos from your online accounts, including cloud storage and Adobe Creative Cloud. After uploading, double tap your photo to add a filter and repeat the action to change it. Once you've decided what you want, swipe your photo in any direction to change the intensity of the filter effect.
You can also use it to add a filter before taking a photo – a feature that some third-party camera apps 6 Best Free Alternative Camera Apps for Android 6 Best Free Alternative Camera Apps for Android Don't like the camera app that comes on your phone? Give these alternatives a try! Read More offer by default. The icon at the bottom left lets you shuffle an effect, while the one on the right adds a tilt-shift filter effect to soften the edges of your photo.
Verdict — It's best feature (ease of use) is its blessing and its curse. While it lets you seamlessly shift from one filter to another in a jiffy, it doesn't give you a preview of what each filter looks like.
This app has tons of features but it's not at intuitive as the others. All your options are arranged as tabs on the left. Tap Effects, select the one you want, then swipe up or down to change the intensity of your chosen filter.
The middle icons in the top left-hand corner bring up a range of Blending and Masking tools that you can use to further tweak the intensity of the filter. Use the circular icon at the top right if you want to quickly see how far you've strayed from your original photo.
Verdict — Photoshop-enthusiasts will love this app because you can tweak several values that a layman may not have heard of – including RGB channels, levels, color brushes, dodge, and burn.
Mextures is a little gem in the world of filters. It has tons of interesting effects, and new ones are added regularly. As its name suggests, it lets you add a range of textures (filters). The fun starts when you tap the funnel-shaped icon after importing your photo into the app.
You'll see a range of filter categories you can select from. Each category has effects that you can add with one tap. Tap the icon at the bottom to see a further sub-level of options that let you tweak other photo aspects using sliders.
Verdict — The only problem with the filter effects in this app is that it's easy to get carried away and lose sight of what you wanted your original image to look like. Thankfully, it has an icon to undo all effects at one go and restart the process.
When we first came across Pomelo, we laughed at the title, but after we were done using it, it was Pomelo that had the last laugh. The app lets you choose from a variety of filters, which you can then adjust by swiping left or right. You can then fine-tune the photo's temperature, sharpness, fade effects, contrast, and brightness using the options at the bottom.
Tap the ? icon at the top if you see it. It tells you how that particular value will impact your photo and when to use it. Try adding the Tilt-shift filter at the end for the perfect finishing touch.
Verdict — It's similar to Instagram but easier to use. A great way to easily add filters and fine-tune other values in your photo.
VSCO is a brilliant photo editing app with ten filters. It's easy to add and modify filter effects. The app even has a useful perspective correction tool and a slider to adjust skin tones in your photo. The only reason it missed out on the main list is because some of its best filters come in the form of in-app purchases.
While Afterlight is good overall photo-editing app, it falls short when it comes to filters. There are a range of filters that you can add and adjust using sliders, but some are paid for and others are only unlocked after you like Afterlight's Facebook page.
MacPhun, the makers of FX Photo Studio HD, produce some superior photo editing apps for Mac PCs. Even though the app works well and has a wide range filters to choose from, its interface looks more like a PC program than an app.
Like Prisma for artwork, this app converts any photo on your device into a water-colored painting. Unlike Prisma, though, it's not immediately intuitive how to use the app. Waterlogue also lets you combine two effects which can quickly turn your photo into a three-year-old's water-colored painting if you're not careful.
Snapseed and Prisma are my two favorite apps to add filters, and to transform my photos into work of art. That said, there are tons of apps that can enhance your photos with great filter effects, and new ones are released every day. We've even featured an app that lets you create your own filters How To Make Custom Filters For Instagram On iPhone Or Android How To Make Custom Filters For Instagram On iPhone Or Android Instagram only has a certain set of filters, but what if you could make your own custom filters? Here's how. Read More and five PC programs 5 Desktop Apps to Give An Instagram-Like Effect to Your Photos 5 Desktop Apps to Give An Instagram-Like Effect to Your Photos Instagram makes your photos shine applying standardized filters. Now you can do the same on the desktop, using these tools. Read More that are up to the task.
At the end of day, it's all comes down to preference. Rest assured, one of the apps from the aforementioned list will help make all your photos stand out from the crowd.
Let us know which one is your favorite, or if you have any other great apps that do a similar job, by commenting on this post.


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