Since Hobby League/"Normal Parallel" rares aren't mentioned in the last image, you can identify it here
Covers "usual", common rarities. for all other (uncommon) rarities, see this Yugipedia entry.
Alternatively, you can use DB-yugioh/Neuron to search up the card name, and finding the rarity via the set on the leftmost side of the card
hopefully this should get pinned so we can reduce the amount of 'what rarity' posts. Covers "usual", common rarities. for all other rarities, a Youtube search can do, as well as this ( https://yugipedia.com/wiki/Rarity ).
Alternatively, you can use " https://www.db.yugioh-card.com/yugiohdb/card_search.action " to search up the card name, and finding the rarity via the set on the leftmost side of the card
$2 shipping, selling all for $10, PWE. (Italian, German languages)
I use firefox focus, on laptop and android browser, directly on the website chat. Not logged in. I've tried disabling tracking, using different browers (its the same issue on those too).
essentially I enter a prompt/question/anything casual and the chat would work, it would generate text but for some reason everything disappears. No warning or error or anything. Or sometimes the first time would work, and the second reply would entirely disappear.
wondering what the cause/issue might be?
23F, currently living with parents (but their patience are wearing thin and I likely have to 'move out' in Fall)
Graduated highschool in 2022, Gone to technical college right after HS, picked "supply chain" as my program (BCIT). ~4 years later (now) Likely would fail/abandon the program due to my repeated failure in the "Statistics" course, which means I'll have no degree/certificate to my name. So I'd likely have to pivot for a short diploma/trade which wouldn't have much (higher) math, as well as being hands-on (which I found I am good at)
I missed my mark to get a job (2021-22), so I've spent ~4 years unemployed because of school. Very little/old volunteer experience, and I have 2 certificates (FoodSafe1, Forklift).
Savings are dire, but I have ~$13k-ish locked in my GIC (spread gift due to parents, set to unlock next year March). I have no investments, no debt.
Realistically, Is it even possible for me to get a job in this market and economy? What on earth could I even get, and who will hire me at all (since I assume I'd get auto-rejected due to ATS requiring a degree of some sort).
I don't have much connections/friends I can call up. Military was one of my options but I'm not fit enough currently (if I were to apply)
23F, Currently living with parents (but their patience are wearing thin and I likely have to 'move out' in Fall)
Graduated highschool in 2022, Gone to technical college right after HS, picked "supply chain" as my program (BCIT). ~4 years later (now) Likely would fail/abandon the program due to my repeated failure in the "Statistics" course, which means I'll have no degree/certificate to my name. So I'd likely have to pivot for a short diploma/trade which wouldn't have much (higher) math, as well as being hands-on (which I found I am good at)
I missed my mark to get a job (2021-22), so I've spent ~4 years unemployed because of school. Very little/old volunteer experience, and I have 2 certificates (FoodSafe1, Forklift).
Savings are dire, but I have ~$13k-ish locked in my GIC (spread gift due to parents, set to unlock next year March). I have no investments, no debt.
Realistically, Is it even possible for me to get a job in this market and economy? What on earth could I even get, and who will hire me at all (since I assume I'd get auto-rejected due to ATS requiring a degree of some sort).
I don't have much connections/friends I can call up. Military was one of my options but I need to up my fitness (if I were to apply)
23F, residing in Greater Vancouver (BC, Canada) area. Currently living with parents (but their patience are wearing thin and I likely have to 'move out' in Fall)
Graduated highschool in 2022, Gone to technical college right after HS, picked "supply chain" as my program (BCIT). ~4 years later (now) Likely would fail/abandon the program due to my repeated failure in the "Statistics" course, which means I'll have no degree/certificate to my name. So I'd likely have to pivot for a short diploma/trade which wouldn't have much (higher) math, as well as being hands-on (which I found I am good at)
I missed my mark to get a job (2021-22), so I've spent ~4 years unemployed because of school. Very little/old volunteer experience, and I have 2 certificates (FoodSafe1, Forklift).
Savings are dire, but I have ~$13k-ish locked in my GIC (spread gift due to parents, set to unlock next year March). I have no investments, no debt.
Realistically, Is it even possible for me to get a job in this market and economy? What on earth could I even get, and who will hire me at all (since I assume I'd get auto-rejected due to ATS requiring a degree of some sort).
I don't have much connections/friends I can call up. Military was one of my options but I'm not fit enough currently (if I were to apply)
23F, residing in Greater Vancouver (BC, Canada) area. Currently living with parents (but their patience are wearing thin and I likely have to 'move out' in Fall)
Graduated highschool in 2022, Gone to technical college right after HS, picked "supply chain" as my program (BCIT). ~4 years later (now) Likely would fail/abandon the program due to my repeated failure in the "Statistics" course, which means I'll have no degree/certificate to my name. So I'd likely have to pivot for a short diploma/trade which wouldn't have much (higher) math, as well as being hands-on (which I found I am good at)
I missed my mark to get a job (2021-22), so I've spent ~4 years unemployed because of school. Very little/old volunteer experience, and I have 2 certificates (FoodSafe1, Forklift).
Savings are dire, but I have ~$13k-ish locked in my GIC (spread gift due to parents, set to unlock next year March). I have no investments, no debt.
Realistically, Is it even possible for me to get a job in this market and economy? What on earth could I even get, and who will hire me at all (since I assume I'd get auto-rejected due to ATS requiring a degree of some sort).
I don't have much connections/friends I can call up. Military was one of my options but I'm not fit enough currently (if I were to apply)
just curious. I've overheard many order it, it's also the default listed in the website to order, etc. Why that bread specifically? Isn't it basically the same as white bread?
Also what other breads do you get, if any (just to switch things up)? (For me my default is multigrain, but the ghost pepper bread is interesting too)
(can't post on r-YGO cause comment karma is too low?)
Note that this is off appearance only. I know about cardstock differences, etc.
IMO, I think when it comes to regular secret rares, I think the US/EU prints are better, because it's actually "soft" imo.
But OCG Secrets? especially when you view it in-person you can really tell the major foil bleed, especially when it outright peeks through the card borders and the art itself. Gets worse when you view it under harsh light. And don't even get me started on the "pattern". I think it's a bunch of interlocked squares? Regardless, you can literally see the edges/lines of the pattern and it sticks out like a sore thumb.
Their only 'good' 'secret rare' variation are "Extra" secret rares. They're actually cleaner and legible
looking to buy just 1 card. From the TAMA set, any language and condition is fine. Preferably Euro print
So for context, back in 2021 I took a pleasure craft operator course (a Sea course online) as an Air Cadet, passed the test, but never received the license. I met the level requirements to enrol. I don't think I have the course name or who ran it, so am not sure where/who to contact?
looking to buy just 1 card (Escavalier IR). English OK-ish, Foreign language preferably. (Italian, German, French, Spanish, Chinese, Korean etc) any condition is fine. No Japanese
Hello there, I'm asking what's the material (class/test) and type of software they would teach you while in BMT. I wish to practice and familiarize myself with the software and things they'll teach you beforehand since I am a bit too slow in absorbing the information.
Is it heavy on perfection when you're being tested? How many attempts are you allowd, (e.g. being tested on the software?) and what happens if you 'fail' it?
Canada.
I have just wasted 4 years of my life. What can I even do?
Took Supply Chain (diploma, certificate) right after graduating HS (2022), everything went well Except for that dreaded mandatory Stats course (non-transferrable). I struggled with it multiple times (even with help, transferring over from another college, etc), could never get it, and after my final attempt I'm locked out my program.
Jobs these days don't even look at anyone without a Certificate/Diploma, and since I pursued my degree I never had a job, so what now?
I have just wasted 4 years of my life. What can I even do?
Took Global Supply Chain (diploma, certificate) right after graduating HS (2022), everything went well Except for that dreaded Stats course (OPMT 1130). I struggled with it multiple times (even with help, etc), could never get it, and after my final attempt I'm locked out my program.
Jobs these days don't even look at anyone without a Certificate/Diploma, so what now?