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Lisa Lemke is a Swedish food stylist and blogger with an eye for something special. You can see that in their fabulous grill recipes.

Do you prefer sausages and steaks on the grill? There is also a green salad, ketchup and baked potatoes? Of course, nothing speaks against this, but a little variety can’t hurt. While looking for BBQ alternatives, the NEWS.AT editorial team discovered Lisa Lemke. A Swedish food stylist who approaches the subject of grillage a little differently in her cookbook “Mein Grillvergnügen”.

Pizza from the grill? Oh yeah!

Don’t worry, the sweet blonde doesn’t rely on “BBQ light”, she also likes it hearty. With her, however, foods end up on the grill that are not necessarily commonplace in this context. For example, she grills an asparagus pizza with salsiccia or hearty guacamole tortillas. While other grill books like to deal with the preparation of the perfect burger or to-the-point steaks, Lemke prefers to provide successful side dishes, a sophisticated dressing or a fresh sauce.

NEWS.AT conclusion

“Mein Grillvergnügen” is a cookbook that will bring a lot of fresh air to your barbecue evenings. Not too fancy, suitable for everyday use and yet surprisingly new. Very contemporary and beautifully staged!

Recipes to try:

Grilled pizza with asparagus and salsiccia

Grilled guacamole tortillas with mozzarella

Roasted BBQ Potatoes

NEWS.AT book tip: “Mein Grillvergnügen” by Lisa Lemke, published by Callwey, € 25.70

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Children are fascinated by everything that creeps and flies, and they are convinced that we have to save the world. Adults often lack awareness of this. This is exactly why environmental education is so important.

Let a bug crawl over your hand. Follow an ant road to the anthill. Roll around in the meadow. Trudge through the stream and marvel at dragonflies. For many children, these are the ingredients for a perfect day. “Children have an original need to be in nature,” says environmental psychologist Renate Cervinka.123 essay Promoting this closeness to nature can shape behavior for many years: “I do not destroy what I love. But this love for nature has to be built up, for that contact with nature is necessary. ”For many city children, however, this is difficult, especially when their parents have completely different interests. Because the closeness to nature usually decreases until adulthood. But why is that actually the case?

“A child would not find a beetle disgusting or destroy weeds if someone didn’t say ‘yuck'”, says Renate Cervinka. “This is how children unlearn environmentally aware behavior.” If the emotional bond is lost, there is little drive to protect nature.

But even if parents and teachers show their children environmental awareness and teach them about specific behaviors, interest declines during puberty, says Cervinka. “From around ten years on, other issues are important to children, such as changes in their own body or orientation towards friends.” Nevertheless, the attitude of the parents continues to have an effect on the children: “They no longer subscribe to the values of their parents, but they do Behaviors are established. ”It is difficult to keep children in environmental and climate protection, whose parents do not care about these issues.

When the nightingale calls

The Lobau National Park Camp is a children’s paradise. There is a campsite here, all around the alluvial forest grows, the bees are buzzing, and when it is warm enough you can hop into the Danube-Oder Canal. Around the camp there is a bee station, the Bat-Watch bat quarter, a weather station and a ground station where you can learn what goes on under the surface. Around 12,000 guests come here every year to learn. The offer is aimed at everyone, but an important target group are schoolchildren who come in classes during the school year or who attend holiday camps and day care centers. Nights in the tent, all around the sounds of the forest and the calls of the nightingale, that has impressed many a city child. “We don’t want to smell like school here. You have to show the children the beauty of nature so that they roll up their sleeves when this beauty is threatened,” explains Gerhard Hofer from the Association for Environment Education Austria and “inventor” of the Camps.

However, it used to be easier to reach families. “In the 90s and 2000s we were dealing with a generation of children in which the environmental movement still had an impact,” says Hofer. Today, parents and children often feel omniscient, but are not. “People today have a confetti knowledge, we lose the generalistic connection, the ability to differentiate between factual knowledge and opinion. There is a trend towards simplification, but many questions do not have easy answers. However, the children have learned to doubt and not be open. ”There is also often a lack of appreciation for learning opportunities such as those offered by the environmental camp.

But once the children are there, they can also be reached. “Children from the city are really flashed when they see a beetle or an ant road. They often lack experience,” says educator Gabriele Töscher-Urban, who leads the children through the forest. “When they see that they are doing something themselves they are also more interested in nature. And if only one or two children tell me at the end that they want to come back with their parents on the weekend, then we’ve already achieved a lot. “With some children, the impression is even more lasting:” We even have applications from young people, who were with us once as children. “

Initiatives like the Junior Climate Protection Prize (see box on the right) can make a big difference to children, says Renate Cervinka. “They can do something themselves, see how their own ideas are implemented, and there is a reward. That is a chain of positive aspects that is socio-psychologically effective.” But in the end it is up to the adults whether they want their children to do so Drive out environmental awareness because other things are more important right now.

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How is one best advice when one

new iPhone 11

would like to have? A comparison of durchblicker.at reveals that a purchase without a contract is currently still the best option. And why you should generally wait a little longer.

Starting today, Friday, Apple fans can pre-order the new iPhone 11 from Austria’s three largest mobile phone providers and from Apple itself. durchblicker.at, Austria’s largest tariff comparison portal, compared the offers for the new smartphone flagship. The operators have therefore not passed on the lower purchase price for the entry-level model. Apple is selling the iPhone 11 at 50 euros cheaper than the iPhone XR. With the first operator offers in Austria, the iPhone 11 costs 27 to 38 euros more over the 24-month minimum contract period.

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What iPhones are currently still worth

It still pays to compare. For a normal power user (1500 min, 500 SMS, 20 GB), the start-up offers of the mobile phone providers vary by up to 270 euros, extrapolated to the minimum contract period of 24 months. The cheapest way to pre-order the iPhone 11 is to start at Drei in the “Optimal L” tariff for an effective monthly fee of 55.20 euros. However, if you pre-order the new iPhone directly from Apple and take out the cheapest, comparable SIM-only tariff, you will save just under 30 euros compared to the cheapest combi tariff.

Reinhold Baudisch, Managing Director of durchblicker.at: “Like its predecessor, the new iPhone remains the most expensive smartphone of all time. After all, as measured by the average Austrian net income, consumers pay exactly half a month’s salary even for the entry-level version – the iPhone 11 with 64 GB – and even a full one for the high-end version – the iPhone 11 Pro Max with 512 GB Salary. This is anything but a bargain. If you really want to be one of the very first owners of the new iPhone, you shouldn’t be put off by the high one-off costs and order your device directly from Apple. ”

Clear differences in network operator offers

Power users (1500 mins, 500 SMS, 20 GB high-speed, LTE) can get the iPhone 11 with 64 GB of storage from the market leader A1 in the cheapest tariff combination “GO! L “at a monthly effective cost of 66.52 euros. The cheapest iPhone 11 offer for Magenta power users is the “Mobile M” tariff, which is only slightly cheaper than A1 at 61.11 euros per month. In contrast, the new iPhone offers three in the entry-level version in the “Optimal L” tariff for EUR 55.20 per month, which is significantly cheaper.

The following picture emerges with the premium models: With the cheapest tariff combination in each case, the iPhone 11 Pro with 64 GB of storage costs effectively 68.70 euros per month for Drei (“Optimal L”), for Magenta 74.11 euros (“Mobile M ”) and for A1 79.44 euros (“ GO! L ”) or the iPhone 11 Pro Max with 64 GB of storage for Drei 72.45 euros (“ Optimal L ”), for A1 83.19 euros (“ GO ! L “) and for Magenta 82.11 euros (” Mobile L “).

iPhone list price up to 300 euros cheaper

If you buy the iPhone 11 with 64 GB directly from Apple at the regular list price, it costs 799 euros, for the iPhone 11 Pro you have to pay 1,149 euros, for the most expensive model, the iPhone 11 Pro Max, 1,249 euros. Calculated over a period of 24 months, power users of the iPhone 11 with a contract-free device and the currently cheapest SIM-only tariff (“Talk XL” from Drei) are up to 300 euros cheaper than with the combined tariff offers. With the iPhone 11 Pro the saving effect is up to 260 euros, with the iPhone 11 Pro Max up to 225 euros.

The cheapest youth combination comes from A1

The situation is different for young people: A1 offers the cheapest youth combination for the new iPhone 11. The “Xcite S” tariff applies to all customers under the age of 26 and costs 48.60 euros per month with iPhone 11. With this combination tariff, young people get out even better than if they bought the new iPhone model separately. Only students get the iPhone 11 in combination with the SIM-only student tariff “muchos olé” from educom for a monthly effective cost of 46.70 euros.

Price forecast

The last year in particular has shown that it pays to wait for the upcoming Christmas business to come. Just two months after the launch of the iPhone Xs, consumers have already saved almost a fifth of the list price, and shortly before Christmas even around a third. For the previous models 7, 8 and X, the price drop by Christmas was 10 to 15 percent. “If you don’t necessarily have to hold the new iPhones in your hands on the first day, you should be patient,” recommends Baudisch.

Thanks to a cooperation with geizhals.at, consumers can compare prices for mobile phones with and without a contract on durchblicker.at themselves on a daily basis and thus quickly and easily determine whether an expensive combined tariff makes sense or not compared to buying non-contract mobile phones. durchblicker.at compares the monthly effective costs of the operator. These effective costs include all one-time and ongoing costs on a pro-rata basis that arise over the period of 24 months, including activation fees, flat-rate service fees and monthly basic or package fees. Discounts through marketing campaigns or purchases in the web shop of the respective provider are automatically deducted. A current online comparison of tariffs and mobile phones is anonymous and available free of charge at: https://durchblicker.at/handy-mit-tarif.

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A Swedish food stylist who approaches the topic of grillage a little differently in her cookbook “Mein Grillvergnügen”.

A Swedish food stylist who approaches the topic of grillage a little differently in her cookbook “Mein Grillvergnügen”.

Pizza from the grill? Oh yeah!

NEWS.AT conclusion

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When the nightingale calls

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Clear differences in network operator offers

iPhone list price up to 300 euros cheaper

The cheapest youth combination comes from A1

Price forecast

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2. Personal hygiene

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