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Горбуно́в () — русская фамилия. Известна с XVII века как дворянская фамилия Курской губернии

Известные носители

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 Горбунов, Алдар Петрович (1927—2018) — советский и казахский географ и гляциолог.

 Горбунов, Алексей Сергеевич (род. 1961) — актёр.

 Горбунов, Антон Борисович (род. 1969) — российский композитор, бас-гитарист и педагог.
 Горбунов, Артём Сергеевич (род. 1978) — российский дизайнер.

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 Горбунов, Борис Владимирович (1949—2021) — российский историк-краевед, доктор исторических наук (1998), профессор (2000), заслуженный работник высшей школы Российской Федерации (2011).
 Горбунов, Борис Дмитриевич (1938—2022) — работник сельского хозяйства, депутат Верховного Совета СССР.
 Горбунов, Борис Николаевич (1901—1944) — украинский учёный-механик, член-корреспондент НАН Украины.
 Горбунов, Борис Семёнович (1938—2018) — советский и российский скульптор, художник.

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 Горбунов, Валерий Петрович (1953—1996) — советский футболист.
 Горбунов, Валентин Павлович (1953—2020) — председатель Московской городской избирательной комиссии.

 Горбунов, Виталий Иванович (1920—2014) — советский кинооператор и режиссёр.

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Д
 Горбунов, Денис Алексеевич (1977—2006) — российский серийный убийца.

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 Горбунов, Евгений Иванович (1924—2001) — советский футболист, тренер.

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 Горбунов, Илья Павлович (1906—1980) — Герой Советского Союза.

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 Горбунов, Кирилл Антонович (1822—1893) — русский художник.
 Горбунов, Константин Юрьевич (род. 1967) — российский художник-живописец.
 Горбунов, Кузьма Яковлевич (1903—1986) — советский писатель.

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 Горбунов, Лев Владимирович (1968—1988) — сержант Советской Армии, погиб в Афганистане.
 Горбунов, Леонтий Герасимович (1917—2008) — бригадир проходчиков рудника, Герой Социалистического Труда.

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 Горбунов, Максим Николаевич (род. 1976) — российский футболист, игрок в мини-футбол.

Н
 Горбунов, Никита Андреевич (род. 1984) — туркменский футболист.

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 Горбунов, Тимофей Сазонович (1904—1969) — академик АН БССР, Председатель Верховного Совета БССР.

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 Горбунов, Фёдор Ильич (1914—1991) — Герой Советского Союза.

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 Горбунов, Юний Алексеевич (1938—2021) — русский писатель, лауреат премии имени Бажова.

Двойные фамилии
 Горбунов-Посадов, Иван Иванович (1864—1940) — русский поэт, прозаик, издатель.
 Горбунов-Посадов, Михаил Иванович (1908—1991) — советский учёный в области механики грунтов.

Топоним
 Горбунов — хутор в России, Красногвардейский район, Белгородская область.

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Q: Synaptics touchpad on my Acer 4530 stop working i got my touchpad stop working after several hours being disabled (using Fn+F7 in my Acer 4530). i've tried many times to turn it on using the same key-combination (Fn+F7), although the touchpad indicator says it works, but the touchpad still not working
i wonder if anybody know how to fix this problem?

A: I had the same problem, touchpad worked for login screen but not once logged in. I got it going with
gconftool -s -t bool /desktop/gnome/peripherals/touchpad/touchpad_enabled true

A: pardon me i forgot to answer your responses & answers.
Actually my touchpad had came back to life again.
I just re-installed the X11 then after reboot it works again. I didn't know what wrong here in my system

A: I have the same problem on my Acer Extensa 5635th
Here I could take the touchpad running again because I have also installed Windows XP. In XP, the touchpad back on, switched to Ubuntu and it worked again.

A: I had the same problem. I fixed it by disabling the touchpad with the button, then typing gconftool -s -t bool /desktop/gnome/peripherals/touchpad/touchpad_enabled true, then re-enabling the button.

A: sudo modprobe -r psmouse
sudo modprobe psmouse

This works for me when I forget that the touchpad can be disabled, but not re-enabled again.

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fall is one of my favorite times of year (not that we get to experience it much in southern california). i love going to the pumpkin patch and picking out pumpkins, deciding on the *perfect* face to carve on my pumpkin.....and best of all is toasting the pumpkin seeds. alright, i will admit it. i am not a big fan of digging through all of the goop and slime to harvest the seeds....but the end product puts a smile on my face every year. heaven.
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LInstitut d'études politiques d'Aix-en-Provence (in italiano: Istituto di studi politici di Aix-en-Provence), conosciuto come Sciences Po Aix, è un istituto francese pubblico d'insegnamento superiore creato nel 1956, situato a Aix-en-Provence e facente parte dell'Università di Aix-Marseille.

È uno dei nove Institut d'études politiques, ed è una Grande école.

Storia
L'Istituto è stato creato con decreto del 27 marzo 1956.

Nel 2010, Christine Lagarde, che si era diplomata nel 1977 e che era membra del Consiglio di amministrazione dal 2008, è stata eletta presidentessa del Consiglio di amministrazione dell'Istituto.

L'edificio principale della scuola è un hôtel particulier del Settecento, situato nel centro storico della città.

Direttori
 1956-1974 : Paul de Geouffre de la Pradelle
 1974-1979 : Charles Cadoux
 1979-1984 : Yves Daudet
 1984-1996 : Jacques Bourdon
 1996-2006 : Jean-Claude Ricci
 dal 2006 : Christian Duval

Formazione
La durata degli studi è di cinque anni. Il terzo anno si svolge all'estero.

L'insegnamento è soprattutto generale, e si concentra su quattro materie : economia, storia, diritto, e cultura «generale».

Collegamenti esterni

Grande école
Istruzione ad Aix-en-Provence
Cultura della Provenza-Alpi-Costa Azzurra

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Tenchi Muyo! War on Geminar - dub anime
Piloted Robot
Masaki Kenshi is a 15-year-old boy that has unwillingly travelled from his home on Earth to the alternate world of Geminar. On Geminar, the countries wage wars using Sacred Mechanoids, humanoid exoskeletal weapons that were originally discovered within ancient ruins and developed over centuries. After being tricked by a mysterious organization into participating in an attempt to assassinate Lashara Earth XXVIII, the young princess of the Shtrayu Empire, he ends up captured after he chooses not to kill her. When Lashara hears the truth, she decides to help.Disguised as her attendant, Kenshi travels with her to the Holy Land, a virtually impregnable fortress that serves as an academy to train Sacred Mechanoid pilots, most of whom are female. With his kindness, tenacity, and skills that vary from carpentry to advanced techniques of survival, Kenshi eventually becomes a celebrity in the academy, becoming the object of affection of many female students and making some of the male students envious. However, the same organization that deceived Kenshi is secretly working inside and against the academy, and a worldwide conflict is about to begin.Source: WikipediaNote: Although the DVD release date for the first episode was 22.04.2009, it was aired on Animax as pay-per-view from 20 to 31 of March.
Main title: Isekai no Seikishi Monogatari
Official verified title in English: Tenchi Muyo! War on Geminar
異世界の聖機師物語 in Japanese
Related Anime:
Same Setting:Tenchi Muyo! Ryo-Ohki (2016)
Synonyms: Saint Knight Story in an Alternate World, The Story of a Holy Machine Wielder from Another World, The Story of a Seikishi from Another World
Short names: Isekai, ism
Show type: OVA, 13 episodes
Tags: conspiracy, ecchi, elf, harem, magic, mecha, new, parallel world, piloted robot, school life, shounen
Tenchi Muyo! War on Geminar Episode 1 (Dub Anime)
Tenchi Muyo! War on Geminar Episode 10 (Dub Anime)


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December 17, 2020 By Luciana Loyola
Mother: you must lead our Family
Schoenstatt media community crowns Mary in the Original Shrine
December 17, 2020 - M. Nilza P. da Silva
Webcam Original Shrine - Schoenstatt International
"We say to Mary: you must lead our Family, each and every member, every son and daughter of the Family. We give you this right, you must be the Queen! This is how Father Joseph Kentenich prayed in a moment of great difficulty for Schoenstatt and for the entire world at the coronation of Mary in the Original Shrine on December 10, 1939. The history of the International Schoenstatt Movement and its personal life history prove how seriously the Blessed Mother took the coronation.
"Here we are full of gratitude, to give you responsibility and rights, choosing you as the Queen of Schoenstatt Communication. Last December 10th, about 60 communicators from eight countries joined a prayer from the Original Shrine via online.
Almost all of them are volunteers, enthusiasts, called and chosen by God to take the Schoenstatt charisma, Father Kentenich's mission to the Church and the entire world. "We want to thank them for all the support and kindness that we, as Schoenstatt International, have experienced.
We are grateful for the commitment of each one, especially in the translations to the different languages and in the critical revision. Thank you very much for the quick, honest and spontaneous responses you have expressed to us. Blessed Mother, we want to thank you for so many small miracles," expressed Hemma Strutz, from Austria, in her prayer.
Zoom meeting communication team - Schoenstatt International
The proposal for the crowning in the Original Shrine originated from the communicators of Brazil and through Sister M. Cacilda Becker, from the International Coordination, it quickly inflamed the hearts of Germany, the USA, France, Austria, Ecuador, Venezuela and Chile. The diversity of languages is not a problem when the hearts speak the same language. We want to act together with all decision makers in this historic hour and contribute so that future generations can narrate the victorious achievements of our Queen.
In Brazil it was a whole day of crowning. The communicators who could not meet with the others because of their work, received the coronation prayer the day before and they connected to the Original Shrine by webcam early in the morning. An international group met at 8:30 p.m. from Germany and the last group met two hours later at 8:30 p.m. from Brazil. We believe that the Original Shrine has never received so many Schoenstatt communicators together. At the altar, the Virgin contemplated the name of each one, on printed sheets in which each person also wrote their personal intentions for the coronation.
A coronation that connects
During the coronation, in the Original Shrine, the communicators from Araraquara, in the State of Sao Paulo, also crowned a small image of the Virgin of Schoenstatt, gathered in their local shrine. It will travel to the residence of the members of the Communication Team, always reaffirming their confidence in the Queen.
In Poços de Caldas, in the State of Minas Gerais, the coronation also took place in the Shrine. It counted with the participation of many others through the social networks. Monique Vaz, from Mairiporã/SP, joins a small crown with the logo of the communicators of Brazil, making clear to the Queen her mission.
A coronation that inspires and transmits
Enthusiasm for the mission is coupled with responsibility for the consequences of what is communicated. For this reason, among the petitions that are entrusted to the Queen of Communication, all pray with Father Joseph Kentenich: all resistance may be overcome which obstructs our fruitfulness and prevents others from seeing the Father's plan in faith. Help it to spread throughout the world and go victoriously through all the nations that soon there be one flock and one shepherd leading all peoples to the Trinity. Amen. (Heavenwards, 527-528)
All renew the Covenant of Love with the Queen and undertake a mission, remaining connected by the Queen's heart, as instruments committed to setting the world on fire. As brothers in the Covenant they experience that in unity there is strength, and it is in sharing that all are enriched.
"In the heart of Mary we are united," wrote Ana Christina Melquiades of the Institute of Our Lady of Schoenstatt, at the end of the day of the coronation. "Everything for our Queen and for the mission of communication," adds Caroline Moraes de Freitas, from Pocos de Caldas.
Source: Schoenstatt Brasil
Filed Under: Articles, News Tagged With: comunicadores, Mater, MTA, periodista, Santuario, Schoenstatt Internacional, Schönstatt
December 3, 2020 By Luciana Loyola
AFRICA – BECOMING A CONTINENT
December 3, 2020 - Interview with M. Iona Mackenzie
Sister M. Iona comes from Zimbabwe and joined the community of the Schoenstatt Sisters of Mary in South Africa in 1975. During these 45 years she worked in her profession as a nurse and in the Schoenstatt Movement, studied pedagogy and administration on the side and finally was Provincial Superior from 2003-2015. Currently she is responsible as Superior for the Sisters in the Provincial House in Constantia. Her sphere of activity, however, extends beyond South Africa to Kenya and Nigeria.
Sister M. Iona, you have entered our community in Constantia/South Africa, but your home country is Zimbabwe.
How did you get to know the Schoenstatt Sisters of Mary?
My mother is from Cape Town. Her biological sister worked there in the nurse training. That is why I did my training at the Nurses' College there. One of my teachers was Sister M. Ursula Poetschki, through her I got to know Schoenstatt.South Africa was the first country to which our community sent missionary sisters in 1933.
They experienced the missionary work there as "quarry work". What was the reason for this?
It is not easy to say; there are several reasons. First, the country is a Catholic diaspora. When our sisters went there in 1934, if I remember correctly, only 3% of the population was Catholic. Today it is about 8%. The majority of the Catholic population did not show much interest in deepening their life of faith, and the Xhosa in the Eastern Cape, where the sisters began, were not easy to evangelize. There were also many well-established religious congregations in the country with 50/60 years of missionary experience. Our community was young and had a new style. In 1939 the Second World War began – South Africa cooperated with Great Britain, and our sisters as Germans could not work. Finally in 1948 the National Party came to power, which established the system of apartheid and severely hindered the work of the Catholic missions.
What are the main focuses of your missionary work today?
In South Africa, we see our most important task in rooting people more deeply in the faith. The care of the pilgrimage movement and the pastoral work in the five Schoenstatt Shrines serve this purpose, but not least the apostolate of the Pilgrim Mother. In addition, our Founder, who took on the many difficulties during his visit in 1948, directed the Sisters' attention to the whole of Africa and beyond to the English-speaking countries. He himself appointed three sisters who traveled from South Africa to Texas the following year to begin a new foundation there. In 1961 the province sent sisters to England, Scotland and Ireland, and in 1962 three of our sisters began missionary work in Mutumba, Burundi, at the request of the Bishop of Bujumbura.
Since 1999 you have been actively involved in building the Schoenstatt Movement in Kenya. In your opinion, what is the task of Schoenstatt for the Church in this country? What special challenges are there?
In Kenya, as in other African countries, there are various Marian movements in which the visions and apparitions of the Blessed Mother play a major role. Often messages are spread that do not correspond to Catholic teaching. At the explicit request of the bishops, it is our task to take up the Marian love of the Kenyans and to lead them to a solid Christian life in everyday life. A special emphasis is for us the youth work.
A big challenge is that we have not been able to establish a branch in Kenya so far. We are too few sisters in the province for this. Although two young Kenyan women have joined our community in the meantime, we are only present in the country for a few weeks each year. In 2008 you also traveled to Nigeria for the first time at the invitation of the Schoenstatt Fathers.
What was the purpose of this trip and what experiences did you have?
A Schoenstatt Father, who was already active in Nigeria, contacted the general administration in Schoenstatt several times and asked them to send a Sister because there were young women there who wanted to enter our community. However, we did not want to go there under any circumstances. We had already begun so much with just a few Sisters and we did not want to start again in a new country. But in the end I went there myself to take up the situation. On this first trip I was able to form groups for young women and for mothers. We then decided that Sister M. Joanne would visit once a year for two to four weeks to continue these groups. However, for the last five years this was no longer possible – first because of Ebola, then because of the change of provincial superior and the resulting redistribution of tasks. Only last year I was there again with Sister M. Connie, and to our surprise these groups still exist! They have continued to work independently over all these years. What I noticed: There is a Schoenstatt Shrine in Nigeria. This makes a big difference to Kenya and makes our work much easier.
Also the mentality in West Africa is very different from East Africa. The Nigerians are stronger personalities and clearly speak their minds. To Europeans this can seem almost impolite, but they are not. They are generous and deeply religious, although this can sometimes be superstitious. That is why it is important not to speak of miracles and visions in our work. It is about the inner transformation of people, not about sensations and outward appearances.
What moves you as a province and you personally to these not harmless journeys?
For me personally I can say: Africa is my continent. I live there. I could not be anywhere else. I am of Scottish-English descent, but I got everything from Africa and I am convinced that I have to give everything back. And the best I can give back is the gift of Schoenstatt. What I have received here are above all the three special pilgrimage graces that are given to everyone who visits the Schoenstatt Shrine: a deep home in this place and ultimately in the heart of God, the grace of inner transformation and also a strong apostolic spirit.
Our longing as a province is that Africa develops, that it becomes better there. I am convinced that this is not possible in a purely materialistic way. First there must be a change and development in the hearts and not the other way around. That is why we must bring the Blessed Mother to Africa. Africa is a great continent in the making. It is like a sleeping giant, similar to Europe in the Middle Ages. It is said that it was a dark age. If we look more closely, we can say that the Middle Ages were a civilization in the making. I think the same thing is happening in Africa. Therefore we have a great responsibility. It is our duty to bring Schoenstatt.
Source: Missionsnachriten der Missionszentrale – Schoenstaetter Marienschwestern
Filed Under: News Tagged With: Africa, MTA, Schönstatt, Sister of Mary, South Africa, Zimbabwe
November 20, 2020 By Luciana Loyola
"MINT Teacher of the Year"
A Sister of Mary from the Schoenstatt Movement is the "MINT Teacher of the Year
By Hna. M. Verena Röhrig
There is great joy at the Schoenstatt Marian School (SMS) in Vallendar, which is still in the splendor of its 75th anniversary; because Sister Christamaria Brück, herself a former student and now a teacher of Catholic religion, mathematics and computer science, received the Klaus von Klitzing Prize on November 10, 2020. This prize is awarded to teachers who are especially dedicated to the so-called MINT subjects (mathematics, computer science, natural sciences, technology). Klaus von Klitzing, the winner of the 1985 Nobel Prize in Physics, has dedicated himself to promoting this commitment
VIRTUAL AWARD CEREMONY
Professor Klaus von Klitzing usually presents the award in Oldenburg, where the EWE Foundation – responsible for the award, and the Carl von Ossietzky University there, as its partner – are based. In view of the Crown Virus pandemic, this time the award ceremony took place virtually in different locations: in Stuttgart, Oldenburg and Schoenstatt.
With Sister Christamaria, a small group of students and teachers in the spacious school cafeteria waited eagerly for the award ceremony. Among them was Sister M. Gabriele Schreck, the school principal, and a special guest of honor, Sister M. Aleja Slaughter, General Superior of our community of Schoenstatt Sisters of Mary. Many followed the program – which lasted about an hour – with much excitement through the live broadcast.
SELECTED FROM 48 "FIRST CLASS" CANDIDATES…
After greetings from Marion Rövekamp, Chair of the EWE Foundation Board, the President of the University of Oldenburg, Professor Hans Michael Piper, and a scientific lecture by Christoph Hahn on the meaning of kale, the long-awaited moment arrived: the announcement of Sister Christamaria as the winner of the award. Marion Rövekamp emphasized that Sister Christamaria had been selected unanimously by the jury from a circle of 48 "first class" applicants. Professor Klaus von Klitzing expressed his regret that he could not present the award in person in Oldenburg, but virtually in Stuttgart, where he carries out research work at the Max Planck Institute.
In her speech, Sister M. Gabriele Schreck said that Sister Christamaria received the award on behalf of the whole school, for all the committed teachers. She highlighted the "extraordinary commitment" of her co-sister, as well as the "genuine enthusiasm" and ability to develop the best in the students.
WE NEED WOMEN LIKE YOU.
He literally said, "Today we have to find answers to the many ethical, medical and ecological questions, which are pressing, to name just a few of the hot topics. That's why we need women like you, who are committed with their mind, will and heart to empowering many young people to commit to finding viable and responsible solutions.
The director of the school, thanked Sister Christamaría, for her valuable contribution to the Schoenstatt Marian School, in which, just like Father Kentenich, the founder of Schoenstatt and of the school, strives to have his ear to the heart of God and his hand to the pulse of the times. In thanking the sponsors of the award, Sister M. Gabriele pointed out the perspective of being able to discover and form the researchers of the future with the award and thus fulfill the Christian responsibility for the new configuration of society. She stressed: "Young women in particular are needed to introduce the female perspective into the sciences of the MINT and thus enable a more lively vision to be adopted. Being a school for girls with a focus on the natural sciences, we see our mission here as very specific".
ROBOT AG "A PLACE OF JOY"
The grateful and proud Karolin Gräwer, 11th grade, gave a commendable speech. As she said, she experienced Sister Christamaria as a "special teacher" as early as 5th grade in religion and basic education in information technology. Since 6th grade, she participated in the robot weekends that Sister Christamaria provided with the project: Robot-AG (working group). She had so much fun building and programming robots that she successfully participated in the 'First Lego' league competitions each year along with other interested students. As the student confessed, Robot-AG became "a place of joy".
Finally she revealed Sister Christamaria's recipe for success: "Every Friday shows us how much fun and enjoyment you can have with technology. She likes to help with problems, gives ideas, but never reveals the real solution. She always lets us try everything, and if something doesn't work, she encourages us to find a solution quickly. With his tireless commitment he convinces everyone. His positive attitude transfers to us, the students, and that's why we don't want to miss the GA at our school anymore".
Also, Karolin Gräwer called attention to Sister Christamaria's commitment to digitalization. With a small group of students, Sister created the Cocuun school's own communication platform in 2017, from which all classes, teachers and parents will benefit.
As Karolin Gräwer explained, Sister Christamaria not only places importance on technical knowledge by supporting the students in the technical team or leading the reconstruction of the school website, but also on the preservation of Christian values and personality development by offering early classes and inviting them to the "I'm on my way" pilgrimage weekend. The student also emphasized Sister Christamaria's "passion for mathematics", her patience to explain and her serenity with which she also motivates students for whom mathematics is not a favorite subject. In addition, Karoline Gräwer confessed: "Sister Christamaria always listens to us carefully and takes the time to address our concerns and needs. You can feel the great connection she builds with us students. We can learn a lot from Sr. Christamaria, not only academically but also humanly. With much joy in life and through her open and friendly way of showing others, she has become a role model for us.
Karoline Gräwer is convinced that Sister Christamaria definitely deserves the Klaus von Klitzing Prize, "because it shows, especially with her commitment in the area of MINT, how well girls can also develop in that area. This area is still considered male-dominated, so it should be noted that she is the first sister and the first woman after six consecutive male winners to receive this award. By supporting growing women, it gives us a glimpse of an area we probably would not have dared to enter otherwise. It encourages us all to never give up and to keep going no matter what obstacles are put in our way.
MANY THANKS TO STUDENTS AND COLLEAGUES
Finally, Sister Christamaria thanked the EWE Foundation, Professor von Klitzing and the jury for the award. She then said that thanks to the implementation of the computer course of the graduating class of 2018 who, with their enthusiasm and willingness to invest time, gave the starting signal for the first robots in SMS. He also thanked the friends of the school and the alumni association for their generous financial support and the school management for the "Promotion Room". He also thanked the collaborators: Dr. Fislake from the University of Koblenz and Mr. Schwaderlapp from Exec Software, for the good cooperation and the promotions they have offered.
Sister Christamaria also thanked all the parents who contribute their expertise to Robots AG, especially Ms. Plies and Ms. Pötzschke.
Sister Christamaria expressed her greatest gratitude to her students and colleagues, because it means a lot to her to shape the school day together with them in such a way that the students can develop their talents and personality and take advantage of their opportunities. Sister Christamaria stated:
"Here with us, co-responsibility, freedom, creativity, commitment, friendship and team spirit count. For all your cooperation I say thank you with all my heart!
That is why I am firmly convinced that the Klaus von Klitzing Prize belongs not only to me, but to all of us. Thank you".
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November 4, 2020 By Luciana Loyola
A new throne for our Mother in Argentina
On Sunday, October 18, 2020, in the Land of Mary, the Corrientes Schoenstatt Family gave the first shovelful for the construction of their filial Shrine after the culmination of the novena for the 18th of October, a Covenant of Love celebration, so special that it will undoubtedly remain in the memory of each member of the family.
By María del Rosario Soy
You have made my project your own "You will suspect what I intend: I would like to make this place a place of pilgrimage, a place of grace for our house and the whole German Province and perhaps, beyond that"
This was the bold plan that Father Joseph Kentenich proposed to his young students on that October 18, 1914, in the Valley of Schoenstatt, Germany. We remember different moments that deeply marked our hearts. One, when we left for Brazil in search of the altarpiece for the Shrine. And on November 2, 2019, which we called the first milestone of the Schoenstatt Family in Corrientes: the presentation of the letter of petition for the construction of our desired Shrine to the presidency of the Movement, next to the National Shrine in New Schoenstatt.
Spiritual foundations that become material
Since the approval of the building petition, each branch, group and secretariat increased efforts to grow the capital of grace in the quest to be a suitable land and to form a solid spiritual foundation that will sustain the foundation. Throughout the novena, those who fertilized Tierra de María and directed its history were present, sending their testimonies, their greetings and blessings.
As a special contribution to the spiritual foundation, the 15 countries that are part of the Father Joseph Kentenich Covenant of Love Prayer and Silence Groups and work for the soon canonization of our father and founder also sent all their Capital of Grace as support for our Shrine.
On Saturday, October 17th, the Family from Corrientes called for a large parade to escort the Mother, Queen and Victress throughout the city, passing by chapels, schools and churches. Finally, in a very emotional day and accompanied by the prayer of the One Thousand Hail Marys, each member had the opportunity to perform their first shovelful.
In addition, the Archbishop of Corrientes, Monsignor Stanovnik, was present, and he very kindly came to the premises to carry out the blessing of the place, remarking that "this work is a work of God that has been put in our hands, a work that would be impossible without Him".
After his message, the Monsignor also made his first shovelful and celebrated Holy Mass, together with our beloved Father Esteban Gamarra, as a final touch to such an important event.
With much joy we entrust ourselves to the safe protection of our Mother Thrice Admirable and Queen of Schoenstatt, placing the construction of our filial Shrine in her hands and to each one of us who make up Schoenstatt Corrientes, so that we may all be living shrines, joyful and happy witnesses of the love that we experience with the grace of the Covenant of Love.
Filed Under: News Tagged With: Mater Tres veces Admirable, MTA, Santuario, Schönstatt
The passing to the eternal Schoenstatt of Father José Antonio Arbulú Atoche "Toño
The Schoenstatt Family - Peru, bid farewell to Father José Antonio Arbulú Atoche. Father Toño, as he was known by everyone, was the founder of the Schoenstatt Family in Callao, a great promoter of Schoenstatt in Peru and a member of the first course of Schoenstatt Diocesan Priests in Peru.
By: Paola Andrea Aristizábal Giraldo
Father Toño is Our Father
Father Toño was born in Lima, but he defined himself as a Chalaco – coming from Callao – from the heart, which made his dedication to this community beyond measure. He was characterized by a deep love for Mary, since he chose her as his mother and protector from a very young age, and had a deep love for God and the Church, thus becoming a living testimony of love, dedication and obedience, for those who knew him.
He was ordained a priest by Saint John Paul II during his pastoral visit to Peru in 1985, which inspired his reflections and liturgies. He always lived his priesthood in the image of Jesus Christ and was inspired by Father Kentenich, because it was his spirituality that helped him to be faithful to his mission. At some point he mentioned: "In the pursuit of enjoying spirituality, I found it in Schoenstatt, which has helped me a lot in supporting my vocation, especially finding in Mary the mother and spiritual master of my being".
He was always characterized by being a father to everyone, by his self-giving, his humor and the special attachment he felt for each one of those who approached him. In the parishes where he exercised his ministry, he always carried the Schoenstatt movement as a banner, respecting and valuing the different spiritualities that exist in the church, a trait that always left its mark, since he always made them see in him a father who loved the Church.
Encounter with Schoenstatt
Between the years 1980 and 1982, Father Toño was studying theology in Spain and it was there that he learned about Schoenstatt's pedagogy through the now Schoenstatt Father Fernando Baeza, whom Father Toño visited in 1988 in Bellavista, Chile. There the real bond to the Shrine and to Schoenstatt was generated. He was amazed to know that he, as a diocesan priest, could have a place within the structure of the movement, as he said: "I was fascinated to find a twig in the little tree for me".
He returned to Peru with his heart aflame for this great mission, which took on meaning when at the end of that same year Fr. Sidney Fones visited him and invited him to be the founder of Schoenstatt in Callao, a mission he assumed on December 8, 1988. In 1990 he returned to Chile to seal his Covenant of Love and then, along with other priests, he formed the founding course of the Federation of Schoenstatt Diocesan Priests of Peru.
The mission continues
In his last days, he did not stop thinking about his spiritual children, calling them even from the clinic, worrying about keeping the connection with them always and taking advantage of those last moments to say "thank you". Although Father Toño's absence is hard for the family in Peru, the call is to be always faithful to the mission, just as he was, who despite his health condition, was always willing to give himself for his family until the end.
As an international Schoenstatt family we unite in prayer for the soul of a Father, who knew how to be the face of Christ and the servant of Schoenstatt for the world of today.
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EV charging could be so much better — here's how | Tom's Guide
Electric car charging infrastructure has come a long way in the past decade, but it still has a long way to go if recharging is going to replace the ever-present gas station. That's especially true in rural areas, which are currently poorly served when recharging is concerned.
In the U.K., a new plan has been announced to bolster EV charging in areas where the power grid's supply wouldn't normally be sufficient for rapid charging. It involves adding energy storage systems (ESSs) at motorway service stations to improve rapid charging capabilities.
While not particularly original, this is a very good idea. Because as important as physically installing electric car chargers is, there are plenty more things that can be done to improve infrastructure and the charging process.
The U.K.'s new plan is being put in motion by National Highways and will see £11 million ($14.6 million) spent on energy storage at "the furthest reaches of the strategic road network." An ESS is basically just a very big battery, one that can slowly recharge when demand is low and support the local power grid when demand is high.
The idea is that 20 such systems will be installed over the next two years, acting as a temporary way to help balance supply and demand until such time that these spots can "obtain increased power directly from the grid." But why stop there?
More energy storage would reduce EV reliance on the grid
One of the big issues recently raised by the U.K. government was the effect EV charging could have on the national grid. A proposed solution was to force home EV chargers to connect to the internet, and ensure they automatically switch off during peak hours. This would reduce stress on the electrical grid.
Blackouts are never a good thing, and it's fair to wonder how the increasing number of EVs on the road might affect power usage. Especially since the U.K. government has banned the sale of new gas-powered cars from 2030. But there are other solutions we can employ, including the one National Highways just announced for remote service stations.
The thing about using energy storage systems in conjunction with electric car charging is that it's an idea that's already in practice. Last year Gridserve opened up a dedicated EV charging forecourt in Braintree, Essex, powered by solar energy and a very large battery the company claims can store enough energy to offer 24,000 miles of driving range.
Likewise, German automaker Audi announced plans for its own range of EV charging hubs, all of which will be powered by 2.45 MWh of battery power to avoid putting strain on the electrical grid. Those batteries will dish out the majority of the power during the day, and will recharge overnight when demand is low. Solar panels can also top up the reserves during the day.
On top of that, we are seeing more people add batteries to their own homes, whether it's to store their own solar-generated energy or just to have a backup in the event of a power outage. In some cases, the power stored on those batteries can be accessed by the power grid, and used to satiate demand during power spikes. Obviously in those cases the owner gets some compensation and is effectively 'selling' their energy.
Solar, batteries, and EVs are a perfect mix
If the world really wants to be serious about transitioning to electric cars, we need to take full advantage of the technology we have to make it easier and more convenient to recharge.
A big part of that will be installing more chargers, because it's not always easy to find a nearby electric car charging station. Here in the U.K., it's recently been announced that all new buildings will have to come with EV charging points — which is a great idea, provided it's done correctly.
On top of that, we're going to need faster recharge speeds and improved battery technology to ensure cars can travel further without having to stop and recharge. Those are all big jobs, but it seems like the automotive industry and universities are working hard on that. For example, Purdue University engineers have invented a new charge cable that can recharge certain electric cars in under five minutes.
The biggest barrier to energy storage is the cost of it all. Batteries are expensive, due to the cost of the rare materials needed to make them work. But that doesn't mean we shouldn't push to have more energy storage solutions connected to EV charging. Even a small battery can ease some of the burden on the power grid during peak times.
On top of that, adding more solar generation capacity to charging spots is a no-brainer. Not only would that power help recharge whatever energy storage solution is in place, solar panels would also provide energy to both the grid and any cars that are plugged in at the time. Energy that also happens to be clean and from a sustainable source.
Not to mention the fact that the panels themselves would need to be raised above the ground, and could provide cover and shade for the people and cars underneath. Imagine that in your local supermarket parking lot. Extra cover, an additional source of clean energy and ideally some extra EV chargers to go along with it.
It's not the most radical idea, but it could do a lot of good. Especially as the number of EVs on the road isn't likely to decrease. The number of EV chargers is set to increase over the next several years to compensate for growing demand, especially in the U.S. where $7.5 billion has been allocated to install around 375,000 EV chargers before 2030.
EV chargers are going to have to replace gas stations eventually, and we might as well get started making sure that charging locations are built better from day one, rather than installing some glorified plug sockets and then worrying about potential impacts further down the line.
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ATEST Joins Others to Support Passage of Bill to Help Trafficking Survivors Clear their Names of Wrongful Criminal Records
September 16, 2022 • 3:29 pm • Terry FitzPatrick
The undersigned non-governmental organizations (NGOs) and anti-trafficking leaders who work to end human trafficking, write in support of H.R. 8672, the Trafficking Survivors Relief Act of 2022 (TSRA) introduced by Representatives Owens (R-UT) and Lieu (D-CA) in the House of Representatives. A companion bill is pending introduction in the Senate.
The Trafficking Survivors Relief Act of 2022 provides relief to trafficking survivors who have been unjustly criminalized as a result of their trafficking victimization. Too often, trafficking victims are arrested and convicted of criminal offenses directly related to their victimization.[1] Despite this, there is currently no legal framework at the federal level for trafficking survivors to either avoid unjust criminalization at the outset and/or address the harmful effects of having been charged and convicted of crimes resulting from their victimization. The TSRA helps to address both of those gaps.
The legislation would allow survivors of human trafficking with federal records for certain crimes committed as a direct result of their trafficking situation to vacate convictions and expunge arrest records.[2] It would also allow for an affirmative defense for victims of human trafficking to assert at the outset of the criminal justice process. Finally, the bill would expressly permit Department of Justice (DOJ) grants to allow for legal representation for survivors including proceedings related to vacatur, expungement and other post-conviction relief measures.
Many survivors have a criminal record as a result of being trafficked. This criminal record impedes survivors from moving forward with their lives, including impacting opportunities for employment, housing and rental applications, loans for higher education, and purchasing their own home. This legislation recognizes the injustice of leaving trafficking survivors to carry convictions for crimes that resulted from their victimization, and instead creates a pathway for survivors to continue their journey of healing and restoration.
As sex trafficking survivor and advocate Julie Whitehead stated, "My trafficker forced me into situations where I easily could have been arrested, but I complied because I knew it was a matter of life and death. I knew if I didn't do exactly what my trafficker told me, he would make good on his threats and kill me or someone I loved. This bill would be life-changing for victims and survivors of trafficking. Almost every decision we make is to help us survive, and we should not be punished or held accountable for having made the decision to live."[3]
This is one of many testimonies from survivors and advocates demonstrating why survivors need a pathway to clear federal convictions from their criminal records, as well as the opportunity to assert their victimization as a defense to prevent convictions from occurring in the first place. Thankfully, Congress has the unique ability to begin to remedy this situation. As such, the undersigned groups urge you to co-sponsor the Trafficking Survivors Relief Act and to support its passage when it comes to the floor or a committee on which you serve.
Alliance to End Slavery and Trafficking (ATEST)
Hope for Justice
National Center on Sexual Exploitation (NCOSE)
Shared Hope
Please note: Organizational affiliation for the individuals below is for identification purposes only and does not imply an organizational endorsement of this letter.
Bella Hounakey – US Advisory Council
Brett Holman – US Attorney
Julie Whitehead – Survivor leader
Tanya Gould – Anti-Human Trafficking Director for the Commonwealth of Virginia
[1] Criminalizing Victims: Trafficking Survivors With Criminal Records Deserve Relief | Polaris (polarisproject.org)
[2] https://www.congress.gov/bill/117th-congress/house-bill/8672
[3] Owens, Lieu Introduce the Trafficking Survivors Relief Act of 2022 – Burgess Owens (house.gov)
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Iowa's expanded medical marijuana program launched at the end of last year, putting Iowa on a path dozens of other states have followed in recent years.
A 2017 law authorized the manufacture of cannabidiol products within state lines and allowed for an expanded number of Iowas with qualifying health conditions to use medical marijuana as a treatment option.
MedPharm Iowa of Des Moines was the first manufacturer awarded a state license. Its products went on sale for the first time Dec. 1 at five certified dispensaries in Davenport, Waterloo, Windsor Heights, Council Bluffs and Sioux City.
A second manufacturer, Iowa Relief, has broken ground on a facility in Cedar Rapids. The project is scheduled to be completed sometime this spring, officials said.
Iowa has seen a spike in the number of Iowans approved to use medical marijuana products by the Iowa Office of Medical Cannabidiol.
In November, the month before the products went on sale, 200 Iowans received state registration cards, which allows individuals to purchase products.
By December, more than 380 individuals were approved for registration cards.
According to the Office of Medical Cannabidiol, as of March 25, there are 2,170 patients and caregivers with active registration cards. About 57 percent of the total patients approved for use are seeking relief for untreatable pain.
As of March 25, more than 600 health care providers have certified patients' qualified condition, a requirement to obtain the products.
Lucas Nelson, general manager of outsourcing services for Kemin Industries, MedPharm Iowa's lead consultant, said the Windsor Heights dispensary — which is operated by MedPharm — has seen success with dozens of patients in the past few months.
But at the same time, Nelson said, they still struggle finding the right dosage for some conditions — especially those with ALS or Crohn's disease — since current restrictions on products don't meet every patient's need.
"Not having a product type that can deliver relief within minutes was leaving them out in the dark," Nelson said.
Vaporization was approved by regulators earlier this year, and is set to go into effect in May.
MedPharm officials hope to see that cap removed in this year's legislative session.
"We're currently working on a couple new formulations with the new changes that are possible in the bills that would really give us opportunity to formulate exactly what our patients are going to need," Nelson said.
A bill seeking to expand Iowa's medical marijuana program remains in negotiations in the Iowa Legislature, but lawmakers disagree on whether to raise the THC cap and whether to add other medical conditions that would qualify.


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After seeing the hens being chased into the neighbor's yard, I raced outside as quickly as I could. Everything was a Rhode Island-reddish blur, but I did know that it was a large dog, and the chickens looked (and sounded) terrified.
Peeking through the neighbor's yard, there was absolutely no sign of the chickens or the dog. Our hope was that the chickens had run deep into the neighbor's bushes or found an escape route that was too large for the dog to follow.
Slowly but surely, six of the chickens began reappearing from the front of our house. They must have made a quick turn down the gravel driveway to steer clear of the charging canine. One hen was waiting on the front porch, pecking softly at the door. We gathered the rest of the hens back to their coop/pen for the time being. As the chickens began settling onto their perches, their murmurings seemed to convey their disapproval of the whole ordeal.
There was still one hen missing. A light summer drizzle had begun, so we decided to search by car. We made our way down the street, stopping to ask neighbors (who were getting to know us quite well by now) if we could take a look in their backyards. Again, our neighbors were incredibly gracious as we called and searched for the lost hen.
We had come quite a long way down the road, when a neighbor noticed us and called out if we were looking for a chicken. Yes indeed, we were! Apparently, he and his wife had seen the chase from their back deck, and he had chased the dog away! Our hero! He was very impressed with the speed of our hen and shared that he and his wife were cheering her on as she ran. She was still heading west when they last saw her. Still heading west? Goodness! How far did she run?
By then we were coming to a four-way intersection, and she could have gone in any number of directions. We said a prayer that we would find her soon. If we were already exhausted after herding rabbits, I really don't know how to describe how tired we were at this point. I was now at the point of putting my head down to cry, but I was too tired to cry. So I simply put my head down.
A moment of silence — then a great moment of hope as Jonathan calmly stated, "There she is." I looked up and there was Apple Bloom or Cinnamon or Henrietta! (as mentioned in a previous post, we had lost track of whose name belonged to whom) But there she was, our sweet hen, slowly crossing the road and looking more exhausted than we were!
Why did the chicken cross the road? To get back home, of course! She looked ever so thankful and relieved to be back in her coop!
– We really need a fence.
– We have such wonderful neighbors!
1.characteristic of a good neighbor, especially helpful, friendly, or kind.
This describes our neighbors perfectly — we are so blessed!
It's been quite eventful here the last few weeks. We've been enjoying our summer with trips to the mountains, laying out on the new hammock and trying out some great new recipes! Additional events have included rescuing one of our chickens and numerous bunny chases throughout the neighborhood. Yes, very eventful indeed!
A few weeks ago, Jonathan took a few days off to celebrate my birthday. We had planned on taking a family drive up to the mountains, relaxing at the hot springs and enjoying ice cream while walking along the lake. I was up first, sitting on the couch and looking out to a tranquil morning view. Life in the country is so very relaxing — a slower pace, wide-open spaces and ….
Wait one minute. Is that one of our bunnies bouncing through the backyard?
Yes, life in the country can indeed be relaxing, but not today. The morning blurred as a series of animal adventures began to unfold. All. at. once.
By now, Jonathan and the girls were up, and I somewhat frantically shared the news while trying not to startle the girls. We walked briskly around to the front of the house and there was Cashmere sitting calmly under a tree while Sweetie Belle was hopping across the street to meet up with Emma at the neighbor's house.
As Sweetie Belle and Emma went hopping further down the street at a steady pace, we stood there in shock, still wondering where the other two were. What do we do now? Chase the two bunnies gallivanting down the street? Try to guide Cashmere into the backyard?
Now we've had Bunnypie and Olaf out before, but they are tame enough to stay near us. Bunnypie typically stretches out by her favorite tree while Olaf scampers off to find the chickens. We would often bring one or two of the younger bunnies out at a time, watching as they ran through the grass and munched on clover. They had always stayed relatively close, but not today. They had free range, and they loved it.
Needless to say, we spent most of the day on a wild bunny chase. Sounds of barking dogs echoed throughout the neighborhood as I pictured one, two or all five of the rabbits running through various gardens and putting every dog within the block on high alert.
I want to tell you how blessed we have been with our neighbors – they are loving, giving and caring people who will go out of their way to help. We could have had a lot of disgruntled neighbors with five of our rabbits running loose in their yards, and they would have every reason to be. Instead, we were deeply touched as sympathetic neighbors came to our rescue to lend a helping hand.
After a long day, we somehow managed to catch all of the adventurous rabbits and bring them home. The bunnies looked somewhat disappointed – similar to children being called inside when it's a lovely summer evening. With the exception of barking dogs, I have no doubt that the rabbits enjoyed their freedom immensely.
After Jonathan re-inspected the rabbit pen for additional escape routes, we assumed things had settled down and went inside for some much needed rest. We were exhausted. Chasing rabbits, let alone catching them, is no small feat. They are fast, they are clever and they have much more energy than I ever imagined!
Not long after returning inside, I heard a loud and long distress signal from one of the hens, and immediately knew that one or more of them were in need of help. Running to the window, I saw our chickens being scattered everywhere as a large dog chased them into the neighbor's yard. Oh nooooo!
As I'm sure you'll understand, this post does not include many pictures – I would need an illustrator as it's very difficult to photograph running rabbits!
Today's post is dedicated in loving memory of my wonderful grandma, Charla.
Born in Denmark, my Grandma immigrated to the United States with her family at the tender age of two. A wonderful wife, mother and grandmother, one of her greatest joys was cooking for family and friends. Family gatherings were often centered in my grandparent's warm and inviting kitchen that overlooked their fragrant orange tree and a beautiful garden of daisies, one of my Grandma's favorite flowers.
My Grandma was well-known for her many delicious dishes that included a variety of traditional Danish cuisine. Aebleskiver, or Danish pancake balls, were always a family favorite. This recipe comes from the cookbook, For Danish Appetites by Lyla G. Solum.
For this recipe, you will need to use an aebleskiver pan which is available at a variety of cooking stores or online.
-Separate the eggs and with a stand mixer, hand mixer or wire whisk, beat the egg whites until stiff.
-With a wire whisk, combine all other ingredients until batter is smooth. Gently fold in egg whites.
-Over medium heat, put about one tablespoon of oil (I use coconut oil) in the bottom of each aebleskiver pan cup. When the oil becomes hot, put enough batter in each cup so that it barely comes to the top. Too much batter will make the aebleskiver difficult to turn.
-When you notice bubbles around the edge and towards the middle, it's time to start turning the aebleskiver. Danish cooks would typically use a knitting needle to turn them, but a fork works well, too!
-Continue to let the aebleskiver cook, turning often to prevent burning. When a toothpick comes out clean from the center, remove it immediately.
-Aebleskiver are traditionally served warm with jam or maple syrup and sprinkled with powdered sugar.
In addition to seven chickens, we have been blessed with a sweet family of bunnies. We started off adopting an adorable lop-eared rabbit a little over four years ago that the girls immediately named Bunnypie. Now, coming from the city, I had no rabbit knowledge whatsoever. My husband had a few pet rabbits as a kid, but after they found a way to escape their bunny hutch, he only saw them dashing through the yard occasionally.
Bunnypie is a beautiful rabbit, but with her black fur and dark brown eyes, photographing her can be somewhat of a challenge. Her pictures often turn out as a silhouette, especially if someone is holding her while wearing black.
We were told Bunnypie was a boy. At least the previous owners referred to her as a "he", so we figured they knew. Um, no. For almost three years, poor Bunnypie was called "good boy" or "bunny boy" on a daily basis. She was an amiable bunny, but as I watched her in her cage, I couldn't help but feel she was lonely. The girls and I held her, talked to her and brought her inside when we could, but I felt as though she needed the companionship of another rabbit.
One week after bringing the chicks home, we were shopping at a local farm supply store that happened to have several white and black bunnies for sale. The girls and I kept walking back to peak in at them — they were so tiny and cute! Fast forward an hour, and we were on our way home with the newest member of our family, Olaf. Before we left, we were assured by one of the animal experts that Olaf was indeed a male. (at this time, we still didn't know that Bunnypie was a female) We figured we had another male bunny to be a friend to Bunnypie — perfect!
A. baby. bunny. A baby bunny? My head was swirling, and as I followed them outside, I kept pondering the question — where would they find a baby bunny? They stopped immediately in front of Bunnypie and Olaf's large cage, and there it was. A teeny tiny white baby bunny. I could not comprehend what was happening. We ended up finding two more. They were all so cold! With the help of one of our friends, we brought Bunnypie and the babies into the warmth of our guest bathroom. It was still sinking in that Bunnypie had given birth and was indeed a female!
The two days that followed were a hard reality of life on a farm, albeit a very small one. We had immediately consulted some friends that raised rabbits, and they did all they could to educate us, encourage us and help out in any way that the could. They brought Bunnypie a nesting box, checked on her and brought extra timothy grass. However, the baby bunnies were not thriving, and from the look of their tiny bellies, weren't getting much milk, if any. We tried warming them with warm blankets and bottle feeding them, but sad to say, they were too weak and passed on.The girls were devastated, as was I. They had come, and left, so suddenly.
Time went by, and the girls asked if Bunnypie could ever have babies again. Our friends had noted that Bunnypie would need some time to recuperate, but she could indeed have babies again. This time we were prepared and kept a close eye on Bunnypie when we knew she would be close to delivering her kits. A few days before the wondrous day arrived, we brought her inside so she could prepare her nest and get settled. Last January, Olaf and Bunnypie welcomed six darling baby bunnies (Ezra, Esther, Emma, Cashmere, Sweetie Belle and Sabine), and what a lovely addition they have been to our life bellissima!
Earlier this week, our monthly Azure Standard order arrived, and I have been so excited to share two of my favorite products with you! In case you have ever wondered what five pounds of organic cocoa looks like, here it is! For someone who enjoys chocolate as much as I do, this is a beautiful sight. My girls still giggle at me when they see how excited I become over five pounds of organic cocoa powder. Another family favorite is Santa Cruz Organic Dark Roasted Creamy Peanut Butter (a long title for peanut butter!) — this ingredient makes a fabulous addition to cookies, muffins and smoothies!
I've been wanting to share one of my recipes that incorporates both of these wonderful ingredients — Double Chocolate Peanut Butter Muffins. I am always looking for a healthier breakfast or snack alternative for my family — I've found this to be especially challenging when we would go on a road trip or afternoon drive. Inevitably, we would end up at a convenience store with a various assortment of not-so-healthy food items, and within the hour, we were feeling not-so-great. And so began the quest for healthier alternatives that could easily be brought in the car. Yes, I know — this recipe has double chocolate involved, but I am still certain it is healthier than most items you will find in a convenience store. I hope you will enjoy — these have been baked for you with love!
– In a stand mixer, hand blender or by wooden spoon, gently combine eggs, chocolate almond milk, honey, peanut butter and coconut oil. This mixture will need to be mixed very slowly or half of it will come splashing out of the bowl. It won't look very pretty at this point, either, but it will get there!
– Sift together the flour, cocoa powder, salt and baking powder.
– Slowly add in the dry ingredients until well blended, taking care not to over blend. It should look like cake batter and be much prettier by now!
– Add chocolate chips, and give it another slow stir.
– Line a muffin pan with baking cups and fill each one about 2/3 full. Because of the honey and peanut butter, the batter is pretty sticky. I've found that using a cookie scooper works great!
– Bake at 375 degrees for approximately 15 minutes or until toothpick comes out clean when inserted in the middle.
– Makes approximately 20 muffins. Try at least one while they are still warm! I hope you will enjoy!
A few weeks ago, our once little chicks reached the milestone of their first birthday. They've had an eventful year, and now they are beautiful, full-grown Rhode Island Red hens. I've found that you can learn a lot from a chicken — especially seven of them!
They love having free-range of the yard and have settled nicely into their coop, making it their own home-sweet-home. In addition, Jonathan has attached a pen to the back of the coop for days that we will be gone and want to ensure they are safe and not wandering too far.
At around five months of age, we began waiting with great anticipation for the first egg(s) to arrive. We didn't have to wait long — Rhode Island Reds are known to be exceptional layers, and our hens did not disappoint! We found the first egg only a few days after they turned five months, and soon after, we were getting seven every day. Spinach-cheese omelets, french toast and chile rellenos are only a few of the dishes we love to prepare with the hens' organic eggs!
In addition to cooking, I love to bake. It's definitely in my genes. Cakes, cookies, pies – you name it! I have learned that even with all of our cooking and baking, we can accumulate a surplus of eggs very easily. The hens do a fabulous job, and it's a joy to be able to share their bounty with family, friends and neighbors.
I have also learned that even with the prerequisite amount of nesting boxes, our hens prefer one nesting box in particular. Each morning, I hear the distressed calls of a hen who desperately wants to lay her egg, thank you very much! But instead of using one of the available nesting boxes, the hens will wait for "the" nesting box. I'm not sure why they favor one in particular. It was very amusing to find three of the hens trying to lay their eggs together. Occasionally they seem to realize that maybe it's alright to use the other boxes available, but only on occasion.
I never would have dreamed that chickens could be so expressive! If any one of us goes outside, one or more of the hens will come to greet us. Their contented murmurings or loud grumblings seem to convey what kind of day they're having. Often, they will wait patiently at our dining room doors for one of us to come out and join them or bring them a favorite treat. They seem to enjoy our company, as we enjoy theirs.
I love their loyalty. Typically, they will scatter off into two or more groups, but if one hen strays a little too far, she gets called back by her sisters. They have their squabbles, but they also know how to stick together!
Yes, you can learn a lot from a chicken, and we've certainly learned that they're a wonderful part of our life bellissima.
Out With the Old, In With the Organic!
We're settling nicely into our organic lifestyle. There is so much to learn, but I find it to be a very enjoyable experience!
There were certain items I tossed out right away — products with artificial flavors, high sugar content or food coloring were out immediately. I truly felt liberated and loved that my family was on the road to a healthier lifestyle! We were cooking again and this time using quality ingredients! Organic food seems to naturally enhance the flavors of any dish.
Now when I shop at a traditional grocery store, I notice I am buying much less. Why is that? Because I am passing by the many aisles filled with processed foods. I typically head to the produce department for organic fruits and vegetables, pick up a must-have in our home (Silk Dark Chocolate Almond Milk!) and am pretty much done with the exception of a few healthy treasures I find here and there. Our remaining food items are purchased primarily through Azure Standard in addition to monthly runs to Whole Foods. Buying organic ingredients in bulk has proven to be very beneficial to our household and makes healthier eating much more affordable! For example, I might spend close to $28. for 5 lbs. of organic cocoa powder, but that cocoa powder is going to last at least six or seven months! The main items we buy in bulk are flour(s), cereals, vanilla, oats, sugar and cocoa — the rest we typically buy in normal quantities.
Cooking is back-to-basics, and it is great! I still use family favorite recipes that we have accumulated over the years as well as new-found favorites, but replace ingredients with organic ingredients or healthier alternatives. Some recipes are more challenging than others, but it's fun working with them. Rule number one — be creative! If a recipe fails when using healthier ingredients, then try again. I've had some recipes fail miserably and some improve dramatically!
I love making lemonade in the summer, but even with organic lemons and sugar, I was still using a lot of sugar! So I tried honey. I began with half sugar, half honey, then gradually reduced the sugar to one-fourth of the amount and used honey for the rest. I loved it! Remember that with any recipe, not everyone is going to have the same taste, but typically there will be a way to make a recipe work for you in a healthier way. I've also learned that some recipes are best left alone, but can still be improved (health wise) by using organic ingredients. So don't be discouraged, be encouraged and have fun!
About three years ago, Jonathan and I became enlightened to the wonderful world of organics. Every once in a while, I would run across an organic item at our local grocery store and occasionally buy it, but I certainly didn't have a vast knowledge on the subject.
It's interesting to know how I actually came across organic food/eating — of all things, couponing! After watching a couponing series on television many years ago, I hopped right onto the couponing bandwagon. I eagerly awaited double coupon days, had five Sunday papers delivered to ensure I had at least five of every coupon and signed up for online coupons. It was a challenge and became somewhat of a game to me. What can I buy on sale while using a double coupon? How many double coupons can I use in one transaction? I even bought a beautiful white binder and had my coupons (somewhat) organized. Please don't take me wrong – I'm not trying to poke fun at those who use clip coupons. I think coupons are great, but my problem was what I was buying with them.
One day while scanning my pantry, I pondered, "What are we eating?" I have always loved cooking, but it occurred to me I wasn't really cooking anymore. I was turning on the oven and re-heating something — something altogether processed. Another thing became very evident — I didn't feel healthy, and I knew if I wasn't feeling healthy, my family wasn't either. Around the same time, I began reading posts on my cousin's Facebook page regarding organic/GMO-free foods. They were interesting — very interesting! Jonathan and I started watching every single food documentary we could find on Netflix, sometimes twice because we were fascinated. What were we eating? Even if I was the one doing the cooking, there were still plenty of processed ingredients accumulating in the dishes.
We decided to visit Wholefoods (located approximately one hour away from us), and as we entered, I was the proverbial kid in the (organic) candy store! Organic produce in a rainbow of beautiful colors, 100% grass-fed beef, organic chocolate! I was a very happy girl!
Within a few weeks of re-directing our diet, we were feeling so much better! The only problem I encountered was that I couldn't make a quick trip to an organic grocery store. Don't get me wrong, I am very thankful that our local grocery stores have increased the number of organic products they carry, (maybe from my numerous requests?), but I needed additional shopping options, and I needed to be more organized. I prayed for direction because I wanted my family to be healthy!
Then one glorious day, (after a few conversations on organic food) a dear friend of mine introduced me to Azure Standard. [ray of sunshine beaming into our home] She brought me a catalog and also mentioned I could look them up online. To say I was beyond excited is putting it mildly! My eyes grew wide with so many organic products to peruse — bulk flours, bulk cocoa powder, dark-roasted peanut butter (my personal favorite!), fresh produce, pastas …. even organic chicken feed! [ray of sunshine beaming over the chicken coop] We've been happy Azure Standard customers ever since, and I'm sure you understand that we recommend them highly! After signing up, orders can be shipped directly to your home or can be picked up once a month at a local drop point. They offer exceptional service and an extensive variety of products. Shopping in bulk has been incredibly helpful in meal planning as well as cost-effective.
Believe me, we're certainly not perfect and still learning. Although we would love to, we haven't managed to eat 100% organic 100% of the time. We do have days where we end up ordering pizza, but we do strive to live healthier lives and can certainly tell the difference when we meander off the healthier path.
I'm looking forward to serving up some beneficial blogs at the table (yes, puns intended!), sharing some of the helpful information I continue to gather, delicious recipes, pantry organization (I'm working on this one — summer project #77) and favorite products I've found!
So, how about you? Do you have a favorite organic recipe or tip? I'd love to hear from you!