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Multifamily developer Adam Fenton is seeking a rezoning for a site along Interstate 25 in West Wash Park. Fenton’s firm, Denver-based Narrate Cos., wants to build a three-story, 63-unit project at 1000 S. Logan St. It would incorporate 63 underground parking spaces. The site is two-thirds of an acre and has a smaller residential building on it.

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Insect shells, rice husks, water bottles, and bamboo charcoal might not be the first things that come to mind when you think of high-­performance building products. But Taiwanese upcycling company Miniwiz is using them to create just that. “We take leftover construction waste, leftover fiber waste, leftover plastic or packaging waste, and turn that into a building material you can use for another 30 years,” says CEO Arthur Huang.

Let’s face it, when you’re opening packs in Pokemon TCG Pocket you’re wanting as many rare cards as possible to make your collection really stand out from other Trainers. While there are Rare Packs in the game, these only come about once in a blue moon so if there’s a method of guaranteed shinies you’d certainly want to know. This is where bent packs come in in Pokemon TCG Pocket, with many suggesting that these are the key to hard-to-pull cards. Here, we’ll take a look at these bent packs, giving you a definitive answer as to if they make a difference. What are bent packs in Pokemon TCG Pocket? When you’re looking to open a pack in Pokemon TCG Pocket, you’re thrown into a carousel of sorts where you can spin and inspect various packs to choose the one you want. Some players with a keen eye have noticed that if you turn packs to their side, some have a bend in the top section, spawning a theory that because they are different, they have rare cards inside. Do Pokemon TCG Pocket bent packs have rares inside? Despite a lot of claims suggesting that bent packs do in fact contain the rarer cards in the game, they do not and instead, offer the exact same chance as any of the other packs available. The Offering Rates are fixed and no matter which pack you pick in the ‘carousel’ available to you, they all have the same chance percentages. As to why these bent packs are included in the game, we believe that they’re simply a nod to physical packs where they get bent and creased in stores when put on display. It’s a fun little easter egg showing that even though the game is a digital affair, these packs still get ‘damaged’ en route to you. Other Pokemon TCG Pocket articles you may like How to play Pokemon TCG Pocket on PC Pokemon TCG Pocket reroll explained How to add friends in Pokemon TCG Pocket Best Rental Decks in Pokemon TCG Pocket How to get Shinedust in Pokemon TCG Pocket Pokemon TCG Pocket Advance Ticket explained The post Pokemon TCG Pocket bent packs: Do they really make a difference?

The $24.6 million raised in the Pepe Unchained presale highlights its immense popularity and potential for up to 20x returns, making it one of the biggest meme coin ICOs of 2024. Currently, Pepe Unchained stands out as a presale token to watch, with promising prospects for a major exchange listing. Leading exchanges, including Binance—the largest crypto exchange by volume—are already showing interest in the token. Pepe Unchained presale nears $25 million The meme coin market is expanding, and new projects like Pepe Unchained (PEPU) show great promise.

When Apple’s version of AI, branded as Apple Intelligence, rolls out in October to folks with the company’s latest hardware, the response is likely to be a mix of delight and disappointment. The AI capabilities on their way to Apple’s walled-garden will bring helpful new features, such as textual summaries in email, Messages and Safari; image creation; and a more context-aware version of Siri.