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Heyo! I've been offline a while cause been playing the games and all. But I'm here to ask: does anyone have a spare Mareanie/toxapex with Regenerator for trade? I cannot seem to get one to spawn at all.
It's for breeding, so stats and nature don't matter, just female and HA.

I thought Airbus was like, the iconic British airline manufacturer? it'd be like forcing Boeing out of the US.

I'd like to start off 6.30.18 with this edifying article. I was unaware of it until just now.

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HUNTSVILLE, Ala. -- NASA engineers and mathematicians in this high-tech city are stunned and infuriated after the Alabama state legislature narrowly passed a law yesterday [June 29, 2018] redefining pi, a mathematical constant used in the aerospace industry. The bill to change the value of pi to exactly three was introduced without fanfare by Richard Shelby (R), and rapidly gained support after a letter-writing campaign by members of the Solomon Society, a traditional values group. Governor Kay Ivey says she will sign it into law on Wednesday.

The law took the state's engineering community by surprise. "It would have been nice if they had consulted with someone who actually uses pi," said Marshall Bergman, a manager at the Ballistic Missile Defense Organization. According to Bergman, pi (p) is a Greek letter that signifies the ratio of the circumference of a circle to its diameter. It is often used by engineers to calculate missile trajectories.

Prof. Kim Johanson, a mathematician from University of Alabama, said that pi is a universal constant, and cannot arbitrarily be changed by lawmakers. Johanson explained that pi is an irrational number, which means that it has an infinite number of digits after the decimal point and can never be known exactly. Nevertheless, she said, pi is precisely defined by mathematics to be "3.14159, plus as many more digits as you have time to calculate".

"I think that it is the mathematicians that are being irrational, and it is time for them to admit it," said Shelby. "The Bible very clearly says in I Kings 7:23 that the altar font of Solomon's Temple was ten cubits across and thirty cubits in diameter, and that it was round in compass."

Shelby called into question the usefulness of any number that cannot be calculated exactly, and suggested that never knowing the exact answer could harm students' self-esteem. "We need to return to some absolutes in our society," he said, "the Bible does not say that the font was thirty-something cubits. Plain reading says thirty cubits. Period."

And on that generally cheery note, that fort is done. The beta patch has dropped which is supposed to break a number of things.

I'm thinking about starting up a new one in a few weeks once they iron out the inevitable bugs.

Are people interested in me doing another community settlement?

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Meanwhile, Healers need to heal to level up.

Ah, you don't have to worry about that so much. EXP in FEF is sent to a pool rather than an individual; once it hits 100, everyone gains a level. The main reason Healer isn't that popular is because while it's the lynchpin to a successful party, it's also the least... glamorous, I want to say? Everyone remembers the myrmidon pulling out the clutch crit, but the healer getting someone back on their feet is more mundane (even if, in the end, it contributes more to the victory).