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Pokémon GO Winter Holidays Update: New Pokémon with Holiday Outfits, Event Bonuses, and Exclusive Opportunities for Amazon Prime Members
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Pokémon GO Winter Holidays Update: New Pokémon with Holiday Outfits, Event Bonuses, and Exclusive Opportunities for Amazon Prime Members

by Chief editor of world-today-news.com
written by Chief editor of world-today-news.com

This week is full of emotions in Pokémon GO with announcements that have surprised trainers.

Part 1 of the Winter Holidays has already shown us what to expect, and now, with Part 2, the fun continues.

New Pokémon with Holiday Outfits

From December 25 to 31, 2023, trainers will be able to encounter two new Pokémon in festive outfits: Psyduck y Golduck. But that’s not all, you can also delight in a new shiny Pokémon, the shiny Vanillite!

Event Bonuses

During the Winter Holidays, trainers can choose between receiving double XP or double Stardust when catching Pokémon. Additionally, there will be an increase in XP and Stardust when opening gifts.

Timed Investigation

As usual, trainers will be able to participate in a free, branching Timed Research. Your choices will determine the tasks and bonuses you receive.

Wild Encounters

Winter Festivities Part 2 features an exciting slate of wild encounters, including Pikachu, Alolan Vulpix, Eevee, Cetoddleand many more in festive outfits.

Exclusive Opportunities for Amazon Prime Members

Amazon Prime Trainers have a chance to get an exclusive Sweater with Scarf avatar before it becomes available in the in-game store. Additionally, they will be able to purchase tickets for additional Timed Investigations with two options.

Paid Timed Research Tickets

  • Boleto 1 ($2): Access to exclusive two-part Timed Research with themed Pokémon encounters and two Premium Raid Passes.
  • Boleto 2 ($5): Access to exclusive Timed Research with a new avatar emote, double the amount of candy when you catch Pokémon, themed Pokémon encounters, and an encounter with a new Pokémon in an outfit.

    • Additionally, Pikachu in a festive outfit will have a better chance of being a Shiny Pokémon if it is in Raids.

    Raid Calendar

    • One Star Raids: Pikachu, Alolan Vulpix, Cubchoo, Crabrawler, Cetoddle.
    • Three Star Raids: Dewgong, Lapras, Delibird, Glaceon with underwater attire.

    2 km Egg Hatches

    2km Eggs will offer an increased chance of obtaining Eevee with festive hat and Psyduck in festive attire as a shiny Pokémon.

    Field Research Tasks

    Field Research Tasks offer encounters with themed Pokémon, including Pikachu, Alolan Vulpix, Psyduck, and many more.

    Thematic Articles and Exhibits

    In the in-game store, trainers will find new avatar items to add a festive touch to their appearance. In addition, they will be able to display their themed Pokémon at different PokéStops.

    Discover and celebrate these Winter Holidays in Pokémon GO. Don’t miss your chance to catch festive Pokémon and immerse yourself in the magic of the season!

    Pokémon GO, Winter Holidays, Festive Pikachu, Pokémon Event, Timed Research, Shiny Pokémon, Pokémon Raids, 2 km Eggs.

    2023-12-15 01:09:48
    #Discover #Winter #Holidays #Pokémon #Pokémon #events

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    Got Milk Cartons? Not all local schools do.
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    Got Milk Cartons? Not all local schools do.

    by Chief editor of world-today-news.com
    written by Chief editor of world-today-news.com

    Local schools are wondering: Should the “Got Milk” campaign should become “Got Milk Cartons?”

    Recently, New York State Senator Chuck Schumer wrote to the United States Department of Agriculture’s (USDA) leadership to rectify the disruptions to the milk packaging supply chain, specifically related to carton shortages.

    New York is home to more than 3,200 dairy farms and is the country’s fifth largest dairy state, producing 15.66 billion pounds of milk in 2022, according to information provided by Schumer’s office. The industry is a significant driver of both economic impact and nourishment.

    “Milk is an essential part of nutrition for our children,” said Schumer. “If it’s not swiftly addressed this could have impacts on our farmers, school and nutrition programs, and children, seniors, and others who depend on milk for nutrition.”

    Experiencing shortages

    This is not just a local problem.

    Other states experiencing shortages include California, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin. The Wisconsin State Farmer reports that some schools are distributing fresh milk to students in plastic pouches after two milk carton plants closed last year.

    The shortage could last until early 2024 or as late as spring, officials said.

    The New York Department of Education is allowing flexibility in their requirement of serving milk due to the disruption in the supply chain. It allows schools to pour milk into individual cups, offer different types of milk, offer milk alternatives or, as a last resort, not offer milk altogether.

    Cafeterias are expected to maintain documentation of the milk disruption and the procedures implemented during the emergency period. They are also requited to notify the state Education Department if they are unable to provide any milk.

    In the meantime, local school districts have been coordinating with vendors and food service providers to ensure access to cups, lids and straws as the items become more scarce across the country.

    Schumer noted Upstate Niagara Cooperative, an industry supplier of half-pint milk carton packaging, “is experiencing operational challenges that are negatively impacting their ability to supply schools with milk packaging orders.”

    While the impact is not severe enough to impact farmers yet, it could if there are changes in demand. Processors and cooperatives are doing everything they can to maintain the volume of milk they are distributing.

    How local schools are impacted

    Cartons of milk and chocolate milk have long been a staple in U.S. school meals – especially for students who don’t get adequate nutrition at home.

    Last month Rochester City School District released a statement outlining a plan to offer juice as an extra fruit option until they’re able to get enough milk cartons again.

    In response the state Education Department’s Office of Child Nutrition released emergency guidance advising districts to make every effort to continue providing dairy beverages and warned against replacing milk with juice.

    “Please be advised that juice cannot be offered in place of the milk component” as federal school nutrition regulations state that “no more than half of the fruit or vegetable offerings may be in the form of juice,” the letter states.

    The Oneida-Herkimer-Madison BOCES food services program operates in 15 districts regionally. They also provide management services to Utica City Schools.

    Director of Shared Food Services Kate Dorr shed light on how schools across the Mohawk Valley are handling the national milk carton shortage.

    “We’ve been fortunate enough to have only seen shortages with Skim and 1% white milk so far,” said Dorr. “The kids are happy – as far as most of them are concerned they haven’t even noticed a difference.”

    The food services program prepared a plan with kitchens in every building to decipher the most feasible options – if the supply chain issue were to worsen.

    “Some kitchens would be pouring 8 oz. of milk into cups and lids to distribute at the service line,” explained Dorr. “Others would have monitors to help pour milk out in the actual cafeteria.”

    Dorr noted that low-staffed schools may have to go without milk.

    “But – we hope to be able to accommodate everyone and still manage to serve milk in some capacity if the situation intensified,” said Dorr.

    At the farm level

    Bruce and Nancy Rivington are co-owners of Kriemhild Dairy Farms– a small agribusiness in Central New York that specializes in organic and cultured dairy foods. They moved their entire farm and family of six from Ontario, Canada to Hamilton, to give their cows more opportunity to graze.

    All 300 of their cows work hard to provide grass fed milk. The name – Kriemhild – comes from the original herd of holstein-friesian cattle that were born, raised and registered nearby in Peterboro.

    “There’s lots of milk available that’s not available in the packaging the schools expect – for that matter it’s a supply chain issue not ours,” said Rivington. “I’m sure there’s been shuffling around at the plant level but certainly not at Kriemhild.”

    The only shift that Kriemhild Dairy has made “lately” – 1994 – was their transition to practicing grazing.

    Kriemhild Dairy was established in 2010. Between the late 1950s and 2010 the Northeast had a 70% increase in the amount of heavy precipitation.

    Their grazing management is centered on soil health. The Rivington’s farm is made up of deep-rooted perennials so the cows can graze while the soil health stays resilient enough to combat inclement weather patterns.

    As pasture plants photosynthesize, they create nutrients of their own that they excrete into the soil as exudate. Stable soil aggregates make it possible to absorb and drain water; as a result it can handle heavy precipitation.

    “We’ll continue doing the work we have been doing [grazing],” said Rivington, “the only problems we face are those that come with running any small business.”

    Local cooperatives chime in

    The Cornell Cooperative Extension (CCE) and the Northeast Dairy Producers Association (NEDPA) have been keeping a close eye on the National milk carton shortage.

    “This is the result of a shortage of the packaging materials and is not a milk supply issue,” explained Oneida County CCE Executive Director Mary Beth McEwen. “Local dairy farmers are continuing to produce and supply the same high quality product that they always have.”

    In the meantime, the CCE has reached out to local schools and volunteered to help pour milk from gallon jugs into cups for the children.

    “Our dairy processors are exploring the possibility of installing milk dispensers,” said Chair of the NEDPA Board Keith Kimball. “We are committed to continue working with NY Agriculture & Markets, NYSED, and other industry partners to offer alternative solutions until the packing shortage is resolved.”

    2023-12-04 11:12:16
    #Milk #Cartons #local #schools

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    Extreme Impoverishment of Russians: Rising Prices and Economic Crisis

    by Chief editor of world-today-news.com
    written by Chief editor of world-today-news.com

    Evidence of extreme impoverishment of Russians is emerging in Russian regions, the expert writes.

    In Russia, the impoverishment of the population is worsening due to the deteriorating economic situation. Russian blogger and economic analyst Anatoly Nesmiyan notes that a new sign of extreme impoverishment of people has been recorded on the territory of the Russian Federation. This is what he’s talking about wrote in his Telegram channel, commenting information that in Russian Orenburg, due to high prices, eggs began to be sold individually.

    “Eggs individually are a sign of extreme impoverishment of people. You need to understand that eggs are not only a culinary ingredient, but also a key source of protein for the poorest who cannot afford meat. Another news of the same plan is the rise in price of wheat and rye bread , despite the oversupply of grain on the domestic market,” – he writes.

    According to the expert, rising prices for basic food products deal a serious blow to the poorest and most impoverished sections of the Russian population, whose volume in the Russian Federation is estimated at several million people.

    “All this hits primarily the poorest segments of the population, of whom, according to official estimates alone, there are about 12 percent in the country, in reality there are at least 40. Being poor in Putin’s Russia is becoming increasingly unprofitable.”– notes the expert.

    Previously Gallyamov said who and why Putin “will be forced” to choose as a successor.

    Author: Mark Voroshilov

    2023-11-30 12:44:07
    #sign #extreme #impoverishment #alarming #signal #noticed #Russian #Federation #photo #appeared

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    Boiled or fried eggs…which is more beneficial for health? .. A report reveals a surprise
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    Boiled or fried eggs…which is more beneficial for health? .. A report reveals a surprise

    by Chief editor of world-today-news.com
    written by Chief editor of world-today-news.com

    Al-Marsad newspaper: A new report published by the specialized medical website “onlymyhealth” revealed, “Which is more nutritious and provides more protein: boiled eggs or fried eggs?”

    Boiled eggs are an excellent source of supporting muscle growth and repair, and one cup of them contains about 17 grams of protein. According to the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA); Omelette can be prepared with different ingredients such as vegetables and cheese, providing a meal full of protein. However, the protein content may vary depending on the additives.

    Which is more useful?

    Hard-boiled eggs are a compact package of essential nutrients, including vitamins B12, A and D, as well as minerals such as iron, calcium, magnesium and zinc. It is also rich in antioxidants that prevent age-related eye degeneration; According to a study published in the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition.

    Fried eggs or omelets can be rich in nutrients, especially when filled with vegetables. However, additional ingredients such as cheese and butter may contribute to increased calorie and fat content.

    Which is better?

    Boiled and fried eggs (omelettes) offer almost the same benefits, except that you can cook the fried without the yolk, thus reducing your intake of dietary cholesterol. Fried eggs also provide a more convenient way to increase your nutrient intake by pairing them with vegetables. But make sure when preparing the omelet not to use excess cheese or harmful oils that increase the calories, saturated and trans fats in your meal.

    2023-11-21 05:43:32

    #Boiled #fried #eggs…which #beneficial #health #report #reveals #surprise

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    Understanding the Natural Occurrence of Double Yolk Eggs in Poultry
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    Understanding the Natural Occurrence of Double Yolk Eggs in Poultry

    by Chief editor of world-today-news.com
    written by Chief editor of world-today-news.com

    Written by Aya Dabas Thursday, November 9, 2023 01:00 AM Dr. Samah Nouh, Head of the Guidance Department, said: Veterinary Medicine At the Martyrs Center in Menoufia, the presence of two yolks inside one egg does not mean that the eggs are rotten or that the poultry has been injected with hormones, indicating that it is completely natural, like pregnancy with twins in humans.

    Samah explained that there is a possibility for some types of chicken to produce eggs with two whistles as a result of an increase in the ovulation rate, due to some emotions and physiological and biological fluctuations in the chicken, especially chickens that are young and fast-moving, specifically at feeding time, and are characterized by the fact that the food conversion factor is faster than others.

    She also warned against washing eggs before storing them in the refrigerator, for the purpose of cleaning them of blood, traces of chicken feces, and dust, noting the necessity of choosing the cleanest egg trays available to the consumer before purchasing them, so that they are not washed until immediately before use, explaining the necessity of not washing eggs before storing them in the refrigerator. The refrigerator is due to the fact that the outer shell of the egg is not a single mass as it appears to us, but it is porous, meaning that it has many pores that cannot be seen with the naked eye, in addition to the presence of a thin membrane covering it that prevents dust or any pollution on the outer shell from reaching the inside.

    The head of the Extension Department of the Veterinary Medicine Department at the Martyrs Center in Menoufia added: When the eggs are washed, the membrane disappears, and the pores remain open and available for anything to reach them that causes contamination of the internal content and spoilage of the eggs occurs.

    2023-11-08 23:00:00

    #Veterinarian #presence #yolks #egg #related #hormones

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    Tracking Tropical Storm Lidia: Route and Recommendations for October 6, 2023
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    Tracking Tropical Storm Lidia: Route and Recommendations for October 6, 2023

    by Chief editor of world-today-news.com
    written by Chief editor of world-today-news.com

    Follow the trajectory and route of Tropical Storm Lidia this October 6, 2023, for which the National Meteorological Service issued recommendations.

    On the one hand, the Ministry of the Environment reported that on the night of October 6 and early Saturday morning, torrential rains are forecast in Puebla and Veracruz.

    Heavy rains are also forecast in Hidalgo and San Luis Potosí

    And very heavy rains in the following states of the country:

    ChihuahuaCoahuilaDurangoNuevo LeónQuerétaroTamaulipasZacatecas

    These rains will be caused by cold front number 4, which will generate dense fog banks in the aforementioned regions with wind gusts of 50 to 70 kilometers per hour and waves of 1 to 3 meters on the coasts of Tamaulipas and Veracruz.

    On the other hand, the Ministry of the Environment reported on the route of Tropical Storm Lidia.

    This is the path and route of Tropical Storm Lidia on October 6, 2023

    The trajectory and route of Tropical Storm Lidia during October 6, 2023 were reported in a statement from the Ministry of the Environment.

    According to the authorities, “Lidia will move south of the coast of Baja California Sur and will cause occasional heavy rains in said entity.”

    The most read about Mexico

    “Lidia was located approx. 735 kilometers south of Cabo San Lucas, Baja California Sur, and 785 km west-southwest of Manzanillo, Colima,” it was described.

    The passage of Lidia on October 6 was expected with maximum sustained winds of 110 km/h, gusts of 140 km/h, and movement towards the west-northwest at 9 km/h.

    “Higher intensity rainfall could be accompanied by electric shocks and hail, and generate landslides, increases in the levels of rivers and streams, overflows and floods,” the agency reported.

    Tropical Storm Lydia October 6, 2023: Recommendations to citizens

    Due to the passage of Tropical Storm Lidia on October 6, 2023, the Ministry of the Environment made a series of recommendations in order to avoid risks.

    Points to consider are:

    Avoid prolonged exposure to solar radiationHydrate adequatelyPay special attention to chronically ill people, children and older adultsFollow the instructions of the Health and Civil Protection sector

    In order to keep the population informed, the authorities urged reviewing the updates due to Tropical Storm Lidia from:

    2023-10-07 03:49:29
    #Tropical #Storm #Lidia #October #trajectory #route

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