Værsgo', Uge 24, Assentoft, Randers Fresh hand-cut pasta with meatballs made with beef stock, anchovies, garlic, parmesan, soaked bread and turned in Panko. Pesto, basil leaves and parmesan are served.

Kuffertpigen, Uge 24, Randers In Randers, a children's theater festival, which is aimed at children up to 10 years, will be held from 15-16 June. In addition to free theater performances for children at Randers Egnsteater, there is also street theater for children. Also with free access.

Himmellys, Uge 24, Streetfood, Aarhus In 1929 the current bus station in Aarhus was built on the Amtmandstoften, and since 1999 it has been planned to move it to a place behind Århus railway station. in 2016, the bus r´garagen behind the bus station was made into a Streetfood market, where various kitchens were built up of containers. Much of the old garage's rustic shapes have been retained, while it has become a very popular in-place.

This is my Suitcase, Uge 24, Banegårdspladsen, Aarhus

Hyld, Uge 24, Assentoft, Randers The shelf flower is known for its healing properties and tasty juices. However, not all shelf flowers are good for cooking. It is especially the shelf flower of the Common Shelf (sambucus nigri), which is suitable for shelf flower juice and cooking. Although the shelf flower has been used as a natural medicine, there is no scientific evidence that it should be used for disease treatment or otherwise have healing effect.

Perspektiv, Uge 23, Frikirken Fabrikken, Assentoft, Randers A free church is a church that is financially independent of the state and the Folkekirken. Folkekirken is the Danish state church and the largest church community in Denmark. January 1, 2019 was 74.7 per cent. of the population member of the Folkekirken The members of a free church contribute directly to sustaining the church financially and helping through volunteering. It's about. 300 free churches in Denmark, and approx. 25,000 members.

Pege fingre, Uge 23, Brabrand, Aarhus In Denmark, we use the term Arm's length principle, about a principle where politicians refrain from retail management of financial resources to different areas. The Social Democratic Minister of Culture (1961-1964) Julius Bomholt said as the first Minister of Culture that one should "Support, but not rule", this principle of cultural policy was later called "the arm's length principle". The word "arm's length principle" was, according to Dansk Sprognævn, first used in 1994 by Jytte Hilden in a debate in the newspaper Politiken.

Uge 22, Rosenholm slot, Rosenholm Water nymph (Zygoptera) and goldsmith belong to the same insect order, Odonate. They have large eyes that look too big for their heads, long bodies, and very thin wings. They catch mosquitoes and fly like miniature helicopters across the water on a lake. Water nymphs do not have lungs or gills, but breathe through the skin. There are about 20 Danish species of water nymphs. Most are 30-48 millimeters long.

Strå, Uge 22, Grusgraven, Lime, Randers The grass family (Poaceae) consists of approx. 10,000 genera with 650 grass species. Many of the grasses belong to the oldest useful plants we know. Cereals such as wheat, rye, barley, oats, millet, corn and rice are included in these utility plants. Many species are annuals and live through their entire life cycle in a single season. They often live only a few months and survive the unfavorable season as seeds in the soil, after which they re-germinate and the cycle begins again.

Det daglige skud, Uge 22, Assentoft, Randers On many cameras there is the possibility of both automatic selection of settings and that one can decide for yourself. In Auto, the camera does it all and you can only hope for the best. P (program) sets the camera the optimum aperture and shutter speed. ISO and WB (white balance) set you yourself. A (aperture). You determine the aperture value, iso and WB. S (shutter) = shutter speed. You set the shutter speed, iso and WB yourself. The camera sets the aperture. M (manual) means that you control all settings yourself. There is no automation.

Dråbe, Uge 22, Romalt Bakker, Randers A drop is a small amount of liquid, e.g. in the form of raindrops. Whether droplets or a jet are formed depends, among other things, on the surface tension and viscosity of the liquid. Thus, a stream of viscous liquid such as e.g. tar is reluctant to form drops, although the flow rate is very low.

Splash, Uge 21, Mellerup-Voer, Mellerup Water is a single chemical compound in which one water molecule is composed of two hydrogen atoms and one oxygen atom. The formula is H2O. Water is found in three well-known forms: gas, liquid and solid, or better known as water vapor, liquid water and ice. We can reasonably accurately describe the properties of both steam and ice, but the precise description of liquid water is still a very big challenge.

Glaslys, Uge 21, Skovby, Galten Glass mainly consists of silica. Originally, glass from the Eastern Mediterranean and the Near-Orient from about the 4th millennium BC were known. Glass beads and small glass containers were not blown. Around the 1st century BC glass blowing was invented in Syria. In Europe, only glass beads were known in the Iron Age, and in Roman times the technique was known in the Roman Empire and glass cup production was introduced in Central Europe. Roman glass became one of the highlights of the glass's history, where many different techniques and form variants were developed. At the end of the Middle Ages, Venice became the center of European glass production, and subsequently the production of glass began in Germany, the Netherlands and France. Denmark first got its own glass production in the late 1500s. But it is only in 1825 when Holmegaard Glassworks is brought to Denmark that it will have an actual glass industry.

Blændende, Uge 21, Assentoft, The aperture of a lens controls how much light is released when shooting. Aperture value is given in "aperture number". A standard aperture on a camera lens could be: 2, 2.8, 4, 5.6, 8, 11, 16 and 22. The apertures in the aperture numbers represent a halving / doubling of the amount of light per second. steps (called f stop). A larger number gives a smaller amount of light and therefore you have the funny terminology that you dazzle when choosing a smaller aperture number. The aperture number is calculated as the focal length of the lens divided by the effective diameter of the aperture.

Refleksion, Uge 21, Messingvej, Randers A reflection is used on a physical reflection, electrical, mathematical or psychological reflection. A physical reflection is when the light is thrown back from a surface. But in addition to light, physical subjects such as a billiard ball reflect. When the light is reflected from a smooth surface or mirror surface, it turns out that the incoming and the reflecting light beam always lies symmetrically about a line (the slope) perpendicular to the mirror surface. That is, the angle of incidence is the same as the drop angle

Efter regnen, Uge 21, Hørning, Assentoft, Randers Rapeseed (Brassica napus) is a plant that has easily recognizable yellow flowers. The plant grows 100-140cm high and is planted to a large extent as field crop to extract the oily seeds. The oil is used both as cooking oil and as motor fuel and fuel. The residual product after the oil is pressed, called rapeseed and used as feed for livestock in agriculture.

Spøgelsesagtig, Uge 21, Fussingø, Randers In 1555, Fussingø was originally built as a castle, of which ruins can still be seen down by the lake, in Gammelhaven. In 1790 the castle was demolished, and the present castle was built around 1795, of which materials from the old castle were also used. Fussingø was in the genus Scheel von Plessen owned from 1753, and in 1888 the ownership of the estate went over to the family's German branch. In 1947 it was confiscated by the Danish state under the law on confiscation of German and Japanese property.

Overgang, Uge 20, Uggelhuse, Randers Fjord, Randers Sand is found in different textures and colors, and its properties can be changed by adding water. Dry sand can behave like a liquid because it can be poured while wet sand clumps - due to surface tension. Surface tension acts as a bridge that tends to hold particles together, and in the case of sand, it is the film of the water around each grain that joins the individual particles.

Æblesirup, Uge 20, Gl. Estrup, Auning In the basement of Gl. Estrup castle, stands among other things Apple Syrup from October 2015. You use 1 liter of apple juice, 750 g of cane sugar and 1 rod of vanilla. 1. Pour 1 liter of apple juice into the pan and bring to a boil. 2. Boil it in until 7.5 dl remains. 3. Pour sugar and vanilla grains and rod into the pan. 4. Dissolve the sugar and cook the mass for about 1/2 hour - until the juice becomes thick as syrup. 5. Taste your apple syrup. 6. Pour your apple syrup onto scaled bottles - and give it a nice label.

Forår, Uge 20, Assentoft, Randers When does spring start? According to the calendar, it starts on March 1st and ends May 31st. The astronomical calendar says that spring begins at the equinox on March 20th. After the DMI climate calendar for 1961-1990, spring with the minimum temperature is between 0 and 10 degrees and starts on March 25. 7. May and weeks ahead were in 2018 sunny and about 25 degrees. May 4, 2019 there was frost and snowfall - which was the coldest May since 1941.