Dont be me

Just have like 4 trophies to get!! is time to end the game for the first time!

is 2 AM

settings > turn off auto sync

get the good ending!

settings > turn ON auto sync

Download save from cloud.

Wrong Duh is already overwritten!

What an idiot.

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u/Starlyns — 2 days ago

materials/brand for heat?

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Hi

A client that lives in the caribbean needs polos.

Am not sure which one would work,because I dont want to choose one that is too hot to use.

Temp is 77 to 79 F over there all year round.

Any advice would be appreciated!

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u/Starlyns — 6 days ago

Polos materials/brand for heat?

Hi

A client that lives in the caribbean needs polos.

Am not sure which one would work,because I dont want to choose one that is too hot to use.

Temp is 77 to 79 F over there all year round.

Any advice would be appreciated!

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u/Starlyns — 6 days ago
▲ 841 r/WorIdPoIitics+3 crossposts

The Red Cross created a sympathetic video of Sharif, an Afghan migrant, who was stuck in a Greek refugee camp and was having a hard time making it to the UK. They have since deleted that video after Sharif was accused of killing a British woman, chopping up her body and stuffing her in a suitcase

https://www.dailymail.com/news/article-16032995/Red-Cross-deletes-film-Afghan-migrant-accused-killing-British-woman-suitcase.html

The Red Cross has deleted a film tracking the journey of an Afghan migrant who is now accused of killing a British woman and hiding her body in a suitcase in Greece

Sharif Ahmadzai, 26, was arrested on Monday over the murder of Scottish Christian Elisabeth-Jane Ross, in Athens. 

Ahmadzai, a professional boxer who arrived in Greece on a small boat in 2016, is accused of killing Ms Ross before stuffing her body into a suitcase and ditching it in a derelict building.    

u/Starlyns — 13 days ago

Magic trophies

In demon souls:

If i undertand correctly i should get all miracles and some magic in the first run.

And in the second the rest?

So they accumulate? I dont have to get the same in the next run?

Or if I didnt get the trophy in the first run I will have to buy all magic again to get it.

I am not sure how this works plz help.

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u/Starlyns — 17 days ago
▲ 1 r/mbti

Wife is ISFJ what should I know?

We have a 2 year old been together 10 years.

What you as isfj van share that might noy appear obvious.

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u/Starlyns — 18 days ago

The forgotten part of the great commission

I grew up listening about missions. My aunt was a missionary to south america before I was born and when she returned to my country she was directing a children ministry called CEF in USA. She and other young teachers arranged 3 days camps for children from all over the country. groups of 200 to 300 one after the other. My mom was in charge of the kitchen and my aunts cooked non stop for all these kids. 200 left and 300 where arriving in the camp. I was around 6-12, I lived in the camp where all this was happening so I learned all those amazing teachings and songs.

Besides this, my aunt took me to churches to listen to her talk about missions. and I remember like now when she said that less than 4% was spent in reaching the unreached. I just google it now over 30 years later and this is what google say: Where Outreach Money Actually Goes

  • Local vs. Global: Roughly 82% of total giving stays inside local congregations for domestic ministry, while a small fraction goes overseas.
  • The Unreached: Data from groups like The Traveling Team indicates that only about 1.7% of overall missions money goes toward unreached people groups who have not yet heard the Gospel.

We are even less focused in this than back there. The last months I have felt this conviction to work on this. as is very complicated. am sure right now many people have no idea about this/ don't think is important However others are feeling the urgency from the holy spirit even if they had no previous idea about this topic. and is perfectly ok. this is never or hardly talked in churches.

This is the situation:

Everyone knows Mat 28:16 Therefore go and make disciples of all nations... so when they hear nations most people assume we are DONE. the gospel has reached all nations centuries ago so that's done.... right? more about that later.

When we go to Acts 1:8 we notice something. here Jesus say: ...you will be my witnesses in Jerusalem, and in all Judea and Samaria, and to the ends of the earth.

Now he is a little more detailed. and then later we see this in the future already fulfilled: Revelation 5:9 — the song that Christ ransomed people "from every tribe and tongue and people and nation. then 7:  After this I looked, and there before me was a great multitude that no one could count, from every nation, tribe, people and language...

They are atm over 7000 languages that the bible has not been translated to. some have missionaries working but not translating the bible. just trying to find people that know English that can share the gospel to the tribes or act as translators and training them. but the actual bible is NOT in their local language so there is an abysmal barrier.

Imagine the bible was only in ancient Latin. How much would you knew about it if you had to learn latin or lets say old erman. Only germans have the bible in their language and you would have to learn old german to read the bible. That is the situation of these 7000 tribes right now.

So, some might say well there are some ministries working on that we have nothing to worry about! but the truth is the work is very slow. second this few ministries have zero connection with missionaries as both are totally different ministries.

then there's the money. to which one do you support? the bible translation? to which of the 7000 missing translations do I want to support? to a missionary in the jungle? in Irak? Most missionaries are in hostile territory and their names can't be made public or they will be killed.

what if my church or denomination is not involved in any missions? should I be supporting other denominations? how do I know am supporting the right thing?

That is where this ministry comes in. We will Connect and organize all these currently disconnected ministries to get this up and running. Get the bible translated in the last missing languages.

What:

We start with the missionaries,

share the project. the ones that are working with this un reached groups join the project,

they get an evangelism training to be more effective sharing the gospel,

are provided with a draft of the bible in that language of any official ministry that has any work on it already.

An official translator is assigned full or part time to work on that language,

Now the feedback is direct between the missionary and the translator and the tribe.

A set monthly budget is establish until the project is completed.

How:

Your church/business/family will simply, go to the website, pray and chose which project is ready to start. (the missionary, bible drafts, translators etc is all in place)

See how much of the monthly budget is missing and pledge what they can afford to fill up the funds. Example: the kechua language needs $200 a month and 2 churches pledge $50 each. Other can decide to pledge $100 or $50. When the amount is full. that project is funded so there is no need for others to support it. and is then initiated. The project ends when the bible is Fully translated and verified for that language. is then printed and made available to the local tribe.

Some might say, they are too many languages this is impossible!! We say just pick one. if you sponsor 1 you will literally bring the bible to people that never had it. they will be able to read by themselves and hear in their own language and you made that possible.

if you feel the same fire when you read this plz DM me, I already have many international contacts for this but I need like minded people.

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u/Starlyns — 19 days ago
▲ 2 r/Protestantism+1 crossposts

The forgotten part of the great commission

I grew up listening about missions. My aunt was a missionary to south america before I was born and when she returned to my country she was directing a children ministry called CEF in USA. She and other young teachers arranged 3 days camps for children from all over the country. groups of 200 to 300 one after the other. My mom was in charge of the kitchen and my aunts cooked non stop for all these kids. 200 left and 300 where arriving in the camp. I was around 6-12, I lived in the camp where all this was happening so I learned all those amazing teachings and songs.

Besides this, my aunt took me to churches to listen to her talk about missions. and I remember like now when she said that less than 4% was spent in reaching the unreached. I just google it now over 30 years later and this is what google say: Where Outreach Money Actually Goes

  • Local vs. Global: Roughly 82% of total giving stays inside local congregations for domestic ministry, while a small fraction goes overseas.
  • The Unreached: Data from groups like The Traveling Team indicates that only about 1.7% of overall missions money goes toward unreached people groups who have not yet heard the Gospel.

We are even less focused in this than back there. The last months I have felt this conviction to work on this. as is very complicated. am sure right now many people have no idea about this/ don't think is important However others are feeling the urgency from the holy spirit even if they had no previous idea about this topic. and is perfectly ok. this is never or hardly talked in churches.

This is the situation:

Everyone knows Mat 28:16 Therefore go and make disciples of all nations... so when they hear nations most people assume we are DONE. the gospel has reached all nations centuries ago so that's done.... right? more about that later.

When we go to Acts 1:8 we notice something. here Jesus say: ...you will be my witnesses in Jerusalem, and in all Judea and Samaria, and to the ends of the earth.

Now he is a little more detailed. and then later we see this in the future already fulfilled: Revelation 5:9 — the song that Christ ransomed people "from every tribe and tongue and people and nation. then 7:  After this I looked, and there before me was a great multitude that no one could count, from every nation, tribe, people and language...

They are atm over 7000 languages that the bible has not been translated to. some have missionaries working but not translating the bible. just trying to find people that know English that can share the gospel to the tribes or act as translators and training them. but the actual bible is NOT in their local language so there is an abysmal barrier.

Imagine the bible was only in ancient Latin. How much would you knew about it if you had to learn latin or lets say old erman. Only germans have the bible in their language and you would have to learn old german to read the bible. That is the situation of these 7000 tribes right now.

So, some might say well there are some ministries working on that we have nothing to worry about! but the truth is the work is very slow. second this few ministries have zero connection with missionaries as both are totally different ministries.

then there's the money. to which one do you support? the bible translation? to which of the 7000 missing translations do I want to support? to a missionary in the jungle? in Irak? Most missionaries are in hostile territory and their names can't be made public or they will be killed.

what if my church or denomination is not involved in any missions? should I be supporting other denominations? how do I know am supporting the right thing?

That is where this ministry comes in. We will Connect and organize all these currently disconnected ministries to get this up and running. Get the bible translated in the last missing languages.

What:

We start with the missionaries,

share the project. the ones that are working with this un reached groups join the project,

they get an evangelism training to be more effective sharing the gospel,

are provided with a draft of the bible in that language of any official ministry that has any work on it already.

An official translator is assigned full or part time to work on that language,

Now the feedback is direct between the missionary and the translator and the tribe.

A set monthly budget is establish until the project is completed.

How:

Your church/business/family will simply, go to the website, pray and chose which project is ready to start. (the missionary, bible drafts, translators etc is all in place)

See how much of the monthly budget is missing and pledge what they can afford to fill up the funds. Example: the kechua language needs $200 a month and 2 churches pledge $50 each. Other can decide to pledge $100 or $50. When the amount is full. that project is funded so there is no need for others to support it. and is then initiated. The project ends when the bible is Fully translated and verified for that language. is then printed and made available to the local tribe.

Some might say, they are too many languages this is impossible!! We say just pick one. if you sponsor 1 you will literally bring the bible to people that never had it. they will be able to read by themselves and hear in their own language and you made that possible.

if you feel the same fire when you read this plz DM me, I already have many international contacts for this but I need like minded people.

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u/Starlyns — 19 days ago
▲ 180 r/investment+4 crossposts

Jamie Dimon warns U.S. shipyards need 300,000 workers for jobs paying up to $100,000

Six-figure wages do not solve a shipyard shortage when the training gate stays narrow. The July 16 figures in Fortune are blunt: Jamie Dimon estimates U.S. shipbuilding needs 300,000 electricians, welders and tradespeople over the next five to ten years. He put pay at $80,000 to $100,000 after one or two years of training, without requiring a college degree.

Shipbuilding also reaches upstream into industrial materials. Shipboard power distribution, motors, controls and cabling all use copper, while yard expansion adds its own electrical load. The project overview for Gunnison Copper (OTC: GCUMF) lists Arizona's Johnson Camp Mine as in production since 2025 and PFS work for the larger Gunnison project starting in 2026. More domestic metal can support manufacturing, but it cannot clear a labor bottleneck inside the yard.

That bottleneck is visible in Philadelphia. The Navy Yard employs 16,000 and could double in five years, yet its apprenticeship handles 20 trainees at once versus 400 at Hanwha's South Korean facilities. JPMorgan's $24 million package backs a submarine facility expected to add 450 permanent jobs and fund training for thousands. The operating test is throughput: moving qualified people from classroom to welding booth fast enough to lift a yard delivering one to one-and-a-half ships a year while Korean yards turn out about one a week.

u/Starlyns — 1 month ago

Just found out... platinum

I like to play games blind (whitout reading much guides)

So I can discover them.my self.

Just killed the 1-3 boss... and decided to google what to do with his soul and found I should have released an npc before killing so I could get a trophy... how could I have known that?

Well just read the psn trophy guide and realized most are missable... and very detailed to achieve.

So if u read this as beginner read the guide first or u will be missing a lot.

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u/Starlyns — 1 month ago

Advice for Events plugin?

Need to create an event in october

We have wordpress and all i need is some plugin that can do the following

Allow people to register but does not allow duplicate emails or phones.

Sends them a qrcode

They show qr code day of event and we use a camera or phone to check them in

And a badge is printed.

Later we can export those registrant

I know this is pretty standard but before i spend days google want to hear your advice.

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u/Starlyns — 1 month ago

How did you get your kids into carnivore

My son just turned 2 and I keep a no sugar diet. However he still refuses all meats.

Right now He has a filet in front of him and is refusing it and the chicken just eating french fries :(

Plz advice!?

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u/Starlyns — 1 month ago
▲ 6 r/intj

Confrontations. How do you handle them?

Your manager/ boss starts to blame you for his mistakes.

Spouse takes a desicion. But later is angry you didnt challenge it.

Client is harrasing with demand a job be done you clearly stated was going to take a long time.

Etc

Most if not all problems when shown the facts SHOULD be solved. However most ppl are not Logical and just get more angry when shown they are wrong.

Am wondering how you guys handle confrontations.

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u/Starlyns — 1 month ago
▲ 2 r/skin

2 year old little dots?

One appeared 2 weeks ago in the back of leg. No itch or show any problem. Then more appeared as u see but kinda vanish by themselves. He never had fever or any reaction.

But today i noticed that pattern under the arm 7 in a circle!. I know cant be bedbugs as they hurt like hell and are huge bites. These are hardly visible.

What could this be?

u/Starlyns — 2 months ago

2 year old little dots. No causing itch or problem

He got a little red dot a week ago in the leg. The. More appeared then seemen to vanish. He never show any reaction to them.

Then right now i notice this pattern of 7 dots in circle am like wtf. Again the dots show no sign of bother him or growing they just appear and "dry". As seen in the leg.

What could this be?

u/Starlyns — 2 months ago

Killed monk invader. Died going down

Am trying to not read guides and discover the game as I play. I knew there was a key on top of first tower in latria but needed pure white? To get some planks.

And to get pw i needed to kill bosses so after i kill maneater mindflyer killed me going ivoey tower up.

Then after kill monk mindflyer killed me goimg down.

So i think i went back to neitral as i died 2 times as human...

How can i fix white tendency in latria to get that key?

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u/Starlyns — 2 months ago
▲ 25 r/u_Starlyns+1 crossposts

Dying pets talk.

Just saw this in my feed and reminded me of my puddle. I had him from 8 years old and called him bebito ( little baby) he was very smart. Clean and obedient. Thinking about this came to my mind saw a quick clip of Tim tebow crying as he was feeding his dogs "last meal".

And wondered do all americans kill their dogs? Or just some? and at what point that became part of their culture?

Imagine many never had the chance to experience this: one day ur dog just runs to a spot. and when u find him he is curled and dead.

Like they just turn off their life on their own.

u/Starlyns — 2 months ago