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Borrowers are bracing themselves. Savannah Britt owes about $27,000 on loans she took out to attend college at Rutgers University, a debt she was hoping to see reduced by President Joe Biden’s student loan forgiveness efforts. Her payments are currently on hold while courts untangle challenges to the loan forgiveness program.

The move is part of Walmart’s strategy for competing with e-commerce rival Amazon.com. Walmart will pay independent delivery drivers new financial incentives to pick up online orders at its U. S. stores and deliver them to shoppers during the holiday season, the retailer told Reuters.

Shiba Inu (SHIB) appears to be on the cusp of a breakout, and recent market movements, particularly in response to political events and increased capital flow into the crypto market, have contributed to Shiba Inu’s upward trend. However, the key lies in surpassing its resistance level and converting it into new support.

Investors appear to be underwhelmed by the social media company’s holiday quarter forecast in addition to its increased spending on AI. Investors clearly had their hopes pinned on a better forecast for Pinterest when the company announced its Q3 2024 results and Q4 forecast yesterday.

The events in Pokemon TCG Pocket are coming thick and fast with the likes of the Lapras ex and Genetic Apex Emblem events already underway. While those two are battle-focused, there is another that is all about cards and items. This is the Wonder Pick event and we’ve been treated to a Part 2 variant which offers more goodies. Here, we’ll explain the full Pokemon TCG Pocket Wonder Pick Event Part 2 so you know what to expect. What is the Pokemon TCG Pocket Wonder Pick Event Part 2? The Wonder Pick Event Part 2, as you would expect, extends the initial Wonder Pick Event, bringing with it some additional Shop items and missions. This runs until November 15, 2024 so you do have a bit of time to complete the tasks and pick up any extras if you wish. Looking first at those missions, there are ten in total with each rewarding you with Event Shop Tickets to use as you wish. Here are each of those missions and the Shop Ticket reward associated with them: Wonder pick 1 time – 1 Event Shop Ticket (Meowth) Wonder pick 2 times – 1 Event Shop Ticket (Meowth) Wonder Pick 3 times – 1 Event Shop Ticket (Meowth) Wonder Pick 4 times – 2 Event Shop Tickets (Meowth) Wonder Pick 5 times – 2 Event Shop Tickets (Meowth) Wonder Pick 6 times – 3 Event Shop Tickets (Meowth) Wonder Pick 7 times – 3 Event Shop Tickets (Meowth) Collect 5 Colorless cards – 3 Event Shop Tickets (Meowth) Collect 10 Colorless cards – 3 Event Shop Tickets (Meowth) Collect 15 Colorless cards – 3 Event Shop Tickets (Meowth) As you can see, there is a mix of both Wonder Picking to complete missions as well as collecting Colorless cards. Since both Meowth and Chansey are of a Colorless nature, working your way through multiple missions at once should be a breeze. Once you have more Shop Tickets, likely topping up your stores from the initial Wonder Pick event, you can then spend them on new items. There are five new additions to the Wonder Pick Event Shop tab and here are each as well as their Shop Ticket cost: Meowth (Card Sleeve) – 5 Event Shop Tickets (Meowth) Meowth (Playmat) – 10 Event Shop Tickets (Meowth) Meowth (Coin) – 5 Event Shop Tickets (Meowth) Meowth (Icon) – 2 Event Shop Tickets (Meowth) 50 Shinedust – 1 Event Shop Ticket (Meowth) As you’d expect, the Meowth theme continues but there is also a surprise entry – Shinedust. This 50 Shinedust option can actually be redeemed twenty times, perfect for those looking to increase what they have dramatically. Other Pokemon TCG Pocket articles you may like How to play Pokemon TCG Pocket on PC Pokemon TCG Pocket reroll explained Pokemon TCG Pocket Advance Ticket explained Pokemon TCG Pocket bent packs: Do they really make a difference? All Pokemon TCG Pocket card rarities explained The post Pokemon TCG Pocket Wonder Pick Event Part 2 explained appeared first on ReadWrite.

At least 384 flights were canceled and 467 delayed at Denver International Airport on Friday as heavy snow pelted metro Denver and Colorado’s eastern plains. The Federal Aviation Administration activated a traffic management program for flights bound for DIA “due to weather/snow-ice.” The average delay for flights under this plane was one hour and 50 minutes, FAA officials said, adding that departing flight schedules also may be affected by the weather. There were 851 total delayed and canceled flights at DIA as of 11:45 a.m., according to Flight Aware.