From more visual-based to text-based content, the 
That is why we are bringing every issue of Curation Digest to Steemians in two parts.
Part I is more visually based and includes Knowledge Nuggets about each nomination driving interest for the nominated posts and stimulating conversation.
Part II is then posted later in that same 24 hour window with a more text-based review comprehensively analyzing the 
Our goal with this is to maximize awareness, recognition, and rewards for the curated authors because they will now have a 24 hour exposure window.
Normally posts appear in your feed and then move on. This way by having two parts we can keep the nominated authors content in the conversation for more time giving them more opportunity for recognition and rewards. Let's dive on it :)
The first epic nomination is 
's amazing life post titled: "My Life's Journey - Unexpected gift on the horizon."
Life is all about synchronicities and man you nailed it with this post.
Not only do you share the intimate details of your life story, but also intertwine the most epic photos into it. What a legendary post to teach us that the Universe is the best artist.
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It really is the little details that add up to an amazing story. Add to that the most beautiful images the Universe can paint and holy smokes you have a recipe for an ideal Steemian post.
We just wish there were more of them.
No doubt the images you share are some of the best we have seen. But the way you tell your story holy smokes would it been cool to see pictures of your drive.
How cool would it of been to see a picture of your hometown when you left and then a picture of Kastela when you arrived. It would have added such value and would have really taken this post to the next level.
By the way, we absolutely love your tag: mylifesjourney. Keep doing great things 
Want to smile go here: https://steemit.com/tsufamily/@awakentolife/my-life-s-journey-unexpected-gift-on-the-horizon
The second Nomination for this Issue of Curation Digest is@lindahas's incredible life post titled: "Somebody in your life."
I’m going to start with my constructive criticism, but PROMISE me you’ll read what comes after, I hope you’ll like what I say.
I’d ask someone to proofread your next piece before you post… or edit it after you’ve posted. You have some spelling errors and mistakes that are a little distracting. I don’t want to spell ‘dinners’ for you in my head while I’m trying to get into your story, you know what I mean?
Having said that…
What a lovely time I had reading this piece. Written simply and with heartfelt emotion, I found myself captivated by your words and by the thoughts behind your words.
For instance;
“But as things usually turn out, reality doesn't always reach expectations, and sometimes we don't even know what is better for us.”
If you’re past the age of 11, you probably realize this on some level. That what we think we want, even sometimes things that we are ABSOLUTELY certain we want, turn out to be not ‘the thing’ we wanted them to be.
I love that I witnessed your journey from focusing on what YOU want to understanding that you have responsibilities to your partner, as well.
“Because we are all human and we all have need for basic human contact, for love and acceptance.”
You write the truth in a way that is accessible and heartfelt. You write with a warmth and authenticity that is admirable.
Thank you for sharing such an intimate piece of yourself. All of our best to you and yours.
xo, b.
Check out her epic post here: https://steemit.com/writing/@lindahas/somebody-in-your-life
's amazing life photo travel post titled: "Vietnam Trip 2016-9-Pictures of the Second day at Lak Lake" is the third nominated piece of content in today's Curation Digest.
Here’s the very first thing that got my attention when reading your piece;
“Finally I could pay back a bit for all the times somebody did drive me to the airport, bus station or train station.”
I love this statement with every piece of my being. To have been blessed enough to receive help from others and understanding that you had an obligation to pay that debt back and then FURTHER to accept that opportunity when it was presented to you says a great deal about your soul, my friend.
I feel like I understood even more about your soul from your beautiful pictures. My favorite:
I would never be so arrogant as to call myself a photographer, however, I LOVE this genre. This picture is well balanced, a classic example of the ⅔ - ⅓ aspect ratio. I love how you’ve caught the farmer in repose, simply going about his business, while his buffalo is surely checking you out!
Thank you, , for sharing a little bit of your soul with us. Good luck on your journey through this life, I hope to catch up with you again!
xo, b
Check out this legendary post here: https://steemit.com/travel/@surfdog/vietnam-trip-2016-9-pictures-of-the-second-day-at-lak-lake
The fourth nomination is 
's epic post titled: "that Time My Friend Caught Me Riding A Whale During the Full Moon."
I love this so much I just can’t EVEN. Orcas are my JAM and the fact you write, “This is what you call !” I mean. Come on, it’s EPIC my friend!
I tried to take a step back from simply automatically LOVING it and figure out what I like so much… other than the Orcas, lol.
The title of course makes me want to read what the hell you’re talking about.
It really is the combination of things you have going on in the short space you use… the graphic is fucking epic, I can’t wait to hear your single, you’re funny and interesting and I can’t wait to own one of these shirts! (size large, I prefer a nice deep v-neck, can you dig? lol)
xo, b
Check it here o weeeeee: https://steemit.com/art/@vandigital/exclusive-that-time-my-friend-caught-me-riding-a-whale-during-the-full-moon
Last, but certainly not least is 
's epic science post titled: "Ampulex compressa: The Wasp that Enslaves Cockroaches with a Sting."
This is one of the best science posts the Curation Team has seen.
You so masterfully weave the most epic pictures, legendary knowledge, and a fun, unique writing style to create an all around top notch piece of Steemit content.
We really don't know how much better a science post can get than this.
The images are positioned ideally and reinforce the knowledge you share in a way that keeps the reader flowing through your content. And that the way you write man.
Holy smokes its legendary.
How did you learn how to write like this? Are you teaching a course on Steemit soon? Because we would all love to learn from you.
It is usually so hard to get people to read science-related posts because of numerous factors. But you didn't let that stop you. You absolutely dominated this content and we feel so blessed it was nominated or we might not ever have seen it.
Thanks again for making us smarter :)
Want to learn go here: https://steemit.com/animals/@trumpman/ampulex-compressa-the-wasp-that-enslaves-cockroaches-with-a-sting-to-the-brain
This concludes Issue 3: Part II of Curation Digest.
For Part I go here: https://steemit.com/buildawhale/@buildawhale/curation-digest-issue-4
We hope that this analysis will provide the maximum value to the authors and the Steemit community.
It is our goal to provide Steemians the maximum value and a two part analysis is just the beginning for
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