Article: This icon features a bandage lying over a white spot.  For example, if trying to remove a thin watermark line, you may want to decrease the size of the brush for the best precision and results. This will erase a portion of the watermark. For larger watermark areas, you’ll want to use the lasso tool. This icon resembles a cowboy lasso.  This brings up the “Fill” options menu. ” This instructs Photoshop to fill in the missing watermark with content that blends in with its surroundings. The watermark will now be removed.
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Launch Photoshop and open the photo from which you want the watermark removed. Select the “Spot Healing Brush Tool” from the toolbox on the left. Select the radio button next to the “Content-Aware” fill option in the top toolbar. Position the brush over your photo, and press the [ and ] keys to increase or decrease the size of the brush as desired. Use your cursor to paint the brush carefully over the watermark. Continue painting over smaller sections of the watermark until all traces are gone. Click on the “Lasso” option in the toolbox. Position your cursor on the border of the watermark, then drag the lasso around the watermark. Press “D” on your keyboard. Select “Content Aware” from the “Use” dropdown menu, then click “OK.

Problem: Article: For example, if you live in a hot country, you might want a pair of capris. Or maybe, you might like jeans/pants more than skirts, so you might want three pairs of jeans, three pairs of pants, and one skirt. That includes thrift stores!  Some discount stores carry name brands that were unwanted by the store. Discount stores include places like Burlington and T.J. Maxx. Everything is brand new and never worn. They also have cute clothes themselves. The best part? They even say how much money you save right on the price tag! Even if it's a bargain, it's of no use to you unless you will actually wear it. Stuffing clothes at the back of the wardrobe is a recipe for clutter and wasting money.
Summary: Adjust the shopping list to suit where you live, what you do and what you prefer. Shop at discount stores. Buy only what you need.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: It should be about head sized—about 5 gallons (or 5 liters). Jars that size are often used for storage containers or water-cooler bottles. You can find them new in most retail stores that have kitchen supplies, or try Goodwill or Salvation Army. Aside from not being leaky, quality is not important: the cheaper it looks, the better! The imperfections in the glass or plastic will distort features and be extra creepy looking. You could try grave robbing, for that perfectly rotten look. However, that's generally frowned upon in civilized society, and it smells pretty bad, too. Look for a picture of a corpse head. Do a search on Google for "face texture" or "zombie texture" and take your pick. If you start with a regular face texture, you can use a photo editor such as Photoshop to make it truly horrific. Give the skin and lips a bluish tint, add gashes and rot, and other signs of decay. Be creative! First determine the direction your scanner scans. Most go from right to left. If so, place your right ear on the scanner bed, and start the scan. As the scan light moves across the bed, rotate your head so that it stays illuminated. Here's a tip: if you scan at a higher resolution, the scan will be much slower, making it easier to track the scanner as it moves. Once you've got your face texture ready, edited, and prepped for pickling, scale the face to a realistic size and then print it out. Measure your eye-to-eye distance, then scale the drawing to the same approximate size.  Eyes are somewhere between one and two inches apart, for most people. With deadly sharp scissors, cut your face out. You may laminate the paper to make it a little more rigid, or simply print it out on cardstock or a heavy paper. For extra creepiness, get some fake eyeballs, and put them into the eye sockets...or let them float freely. Roll the face up and drop it into the jar. Stuff the jar with paper so that the picture is flattened against the inner surfaces of the glass. . You can use theatrical hair like the kind you'll find in a Halloween store, but it may look too fake. You can also use real hair that you can probably get for free, right from the floor of your local barber shop or beauty salon. Stuff the hair into the jar so that it looks messy and rotten. Work it around with a screwdriver to get the desired amount of grossness. You do not what that head getting out, terrorizing you and your family in the middle of the night. For a final touch place it somewhere visible so that it will creep people out.

SUMMARY: Find a suitable jar. Find a head. Or, scan your own face. Print it out. Slash your face. Bottle your head. Not gross enough yet? Add the hair Seal the jar. Display your dead head proudly.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: If you are old enough to move out on your own, then you may want to consider it as a way to improve your relationship with your parents. It may be difficult for your parents to see you as an adult until you have moved out of their house.  Before you do anything drastic, make sure that you are financially able to live on your own and that you are ready for the responsibility. Living on your own can be expensive and difficult. If you are not quite ready to move out on your own, consider asking your parents if you can help out by paying for your own car insurance, paying one of the utility bills, or even paying them a set amount for rent. This will help to show them that you are mature and give you some good practice for living on your own. Whether you are still living at home or living on your own, it is important to maintain a healthy distance from your parents. Make sure that you keep an active social life with your friends, work hard in school and/or your job, and pursue hobbies and other interests that do not involve your parents. The less that you demonstrate your parents that you need their help, the more they will begin to see you as an adult. Try to avoid asking your parents for things if you can including advice, money, and stuff. If you have a problem, try your best to solve it on your own before going straight to your parents. Of course, sometimes it may be necessary to turn to your parents for help. If your parents do give you something or help you to solve a problem, be gracious and thank them for their help. Keep in mind that although you may behave like an adult and even be a legal adult, your parents may always view you as a kid because you are their child. Try your best to focus on yourself and not to be so concerned about what your parents think of you. Remember that your opinion of yourself is what matters the most.
Summary: Find your own place to live. Maintain a healthy distance. Be more self-reliant. Try not to care as much about what your parents think.

Try to read through your essay as if you had never read the text you're analyzing. Can you follow the argument with just the assertions, evidence, and analysis you've provided? If you can't, try going back through and filling in any blanks. You can also ask a friend to read through it to see if they can follow it. " When you're first writing a literary essay, you may be timid about your analysis. Most everyone is! However, when you present your argument, leave out these phrases. It weakens your argument, and signals to the reader you're not confident in what you're doing. Watch for any mistakes your spellcheck catches, but you should also check it yourself. Reading it out loud helps you slow down and catch more mistakes in the text. For instance, you may notice words that are wrong or places where the sentence structure sounds a little funky. It always helps to have another set of eyes when proofreading. Ask a friend, parent, or classmate to go over your essay to see if they catch any grammatical mistakes.
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Make sure your argument makes sense from beginning to end. Take out phrases like "I think" or "In my opinion. Proofread your essay by reading it out loud. Let someone else proofread it.