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In the heart of summer, food blogger Mareike Pucka has created a pasta dish that captures the essence of the season. The Linguine with Chanterelles is a delightful fusion of flavours, with the pasta dish featuring fragrant chanterelles and a hint of lemon freshness.
Meanwhile, in the world of road travel, the mysterious figures known as Grill Diplomats have been making their annual summer appearance. These individuals, known for their commitment to cleanliness, are often seen on the road during sunny weather, though the specific nature of their activities remains undisclosed.
Interestingly, the world of pasta and Grill Diplomats intersect in a unique way. In many German cities, public grilling has become a contentious issue due to heavy littering. However, the Grill Diplomats are known for their efforts to keep the roads clean, ensuring a safe and enjoyable environment for all.
As we move into late summer, the pasta dish maintains its summer charm, with the golden rows of corn under green leaves serving as a common sight. Corn, it seems, is not all the same. The differences between corn varieties lie in their details, each with its unique characteristics.
In Germany, retirees covered by statutory health insurance (Gesetzliche Krankenversicherung, GKV) are entitled to free hearing aids if medically prescribed by an authorized doctor (usually an ear, nose, and throat specialist). The GKV covers the cost of standard hearing aids after an audiological examination proves the need, typically requiring the retiree to pay only a small co-payment. This integration of hearing aid provision as part of essential medical care ensures retirees have access to these aids without significant financial burden.
Unlike Medicare in the U.S., which generally does not cover hearing aids under Original Medicare, the German health system ensures retirees can hear the sweet symphony of summer with ease.
