Write an article based on this "Set up your party. Fly to Pacifidlog Town. Surf the currents east of Pacifidlog Town. Enter the cave. Run toward the north end of the chamber. Use dig. Enter the "Sealed Chamber"."
article: You will need a Pokemon that knows Dig, a Relicanth at the end of your party, and a Wailord at the front of your party. You may also want to have a translator for braille since you'll be encountering lots of runes in braille; however, you can continue through without reading these messages. Since Pacifidlog Town is a town of rafts and logs in the middle of the water, you'll need to discover this place before you can fly to it. You'll see a square patch of water around Route 134 where currents collide and you'll be prompted to dive. If you have Wailord in your party, you'll be able to dive. When you first dive down, you'll see a cave entrance in front of you. Go through it, then follow the pathway. You'll follow the path to the bottom of the screen. You'll see a large rock formation in the center of your screen with some braille on the south-end. When you interact with the braille sign, you'll be prompted to dive again with Wailord. You'll pop up in a chamber not filled with water. You'll see another spot of braille. Open your active Pokemon and use the Dig skill. You'll probably get a pop-up that says something like "Want to escape from here and return to Underwater?" Make sure you respond with "Yes" to continue. When you use dig, you reveal a cave entrance. Go through and you'll see "Sealed Chamber" in the upper left corner of your screen. Run north again to the next braille sign and press A to read it. If you have Wailord at the front of your party and Relicanth at the end, an earthquake should be triggered and a door will open at each of the Regi sites. You'll definitely want to save here so you don't have to open the doors again.

Write an article based on this "Set up the problem vertically. Interpret the ones column. Circle pairs of 1s in the twos column. Interpret the twos column. Circle pairs of 1s in the fours column. Interpret the fours column. Continue circling pairs of 1s for each place value. Check your answer."
article: Circle pairs of 1s (digits) in the ones column. Remember, the ones column in binary is the far right column. For example, if adding 1010 + 1111 + 1011 + 1110, you should circle 1 pair of 1s. For each pair of 1s, carry a 1 into the twos column. If there is only one 1, or if there is one 1 left over after circling pairs of 1s, then write a 1 in the answer's ones place. If there are no 1s left over, place a 0 in the answer's ones place. For example, since you circled one pair of 1s, you would carry a 1 into the twos column, and drop a 0 in the answer's ones place. Don't forget to include any digits you carried over from the ones column. For example, if adding 1010 + 1111 + 1011 + 1110, you should circle 2 pairs of 1s, and have one 1 left over. For each pair of 1s, carry a 1 into the fours column and drop a 0 into the answer's twos place. If there is only one 1, or if there is a 1 left over after circling pairs of 1s, then place a 1 into the answer's twos place. If there are no 1s left over, place a 0 in the answer's ones place. For example, since you circled 2 pairs of 1s and had one 1 leftover, you would carry a 1 into the fours column twice, and drop a 1 in the answer's twos place. Don't forget to include any digits you carried over from the twos column. For example, if adding 1010 + 1111 + 1011 + 1110, you should circle 2 pairs of 1s, since you carried 1 over twice from the twos column. Carry over a 1 into the eights column for each pair of 1s. Don't forget to put a 1 in the fours place if you have one 1 left over, or a 0 in the fours place if you have no 1s left over. For example, since you circled 2 pairs of 1s with none left over, you would carry a 1 into the eights column twice, and place a 0 in the answer's fours column. Don't forget to carry a 1 into the next column for each circled pair, to place a 1 in the answer if there is a 1 left over, and to place a 0 in the answer if only zeros remain in the column. For example, if adding 1010 + 1111 + 1011 + 1110, for the eights place you should circle 3 pairs of 1s, since you carried 1 over twice from the fours column. So you would place a 0 in the eights place of your answer and carry three 1s into the sixteens column. In the sixteens column you have one pair of 1s with one 1 left over, so you would place a 1 in the sixteens place of your answer, and a 1 in the thirty-twos column of your answer. So 1010 + 1111 + 1011 + 1110 = 110010. There are a number of binary calculators online that will calculate the sum of binary numbers.

Write an article based on this "Launch the LinkedIn app. Log into your account. Find the person or company you want to connect with. Send a connection invitation."
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Tap on the app's icon on your home screen or apps drawer to open it. If you don't have the LinkedIn app yet, you can get it from Google Play (for Android) or iTunes App Store (for iOS). Just search for the app in the app store, tap on the LinkedIn icon in the search results, and then tap "Install" or "Download" to install the app to your device. There will be two boxes in the middle of the screen. Tap on the first box and type in your email address, then type the second box and type in your password. Once you have filled your information out, click "Sign in" to access your account. In order to send a connection invitation, you need to find the profile of the person or company you are looking to add. You can do this by first clicking the magnifying glass on the top-right side of your screen. When the search box opens, type in the person or company name. A list will appear below the search bar with possible results; click the one that matches your search. Once you click on their profile name, you will see their profile picture at the top of the screen. Below their picture is a blue "Connect" button;click this and the connection invitation will automatically be sent.