There are bacteria commonly called cyanobacteria and scientifically called Cyanobacteria, Cyanophyte, Myxoficee, Schizoficee or, again, Cyanoficee, and which we can also call Blue Algae. These are prokaryotic and autotrophic unicellular bacteria. To speak of algae, in theory, would not be correct, because in reality this term should refer to a eukaryotic organism - unicellular or multicellular - belonging to the Kingdom of protists.
How to light a barbecue: tips for lighting the barbecue without making smoke and above all how to make an excellent embers to cook food.The charcoal barbecue, whether it is brick or metal, requires a little experience both for cooking than for lighting and maintaining good embers.
When it comes to sexually transmitted diseases, together with HIV (AIDS virus) and the papilloma virus, I often hear the mention of herpes papilloma. In reality, speaking of herpes papilloma makes little sense. Not everyone knows this but the papilloma virus and herpes are two very different diseases, even if they share some modes of contagion.
If you have received a particularly high electricity or gas bill, it is possible that your thoughts may finally turn to hot water panels, after all, who would not want to have all the energy they need, straight from the sun? people have already made this choice all over Europe, and many more are preparing to do so.
A DIY hair spray? It can be done simply, at home and, above all, using the most genuine natural ingredients.In the recipes that you will find below you will see do-it-yourself guides without the use of aggressive products and, in particular, without alcohol: many people put alcohol in homemade hairspray, but the risk is to mistake the doses and to dry the hair too much, so much so that after a certain number of uses there is the risk of having dry and tending to break hair.
Dry heels: here are 5 DIY creams with natural ingredients to avoid the formation of cracks that can undermine the health of your feet. Heels are one of the parts of our body that we tend to neglect; we seldom do anything to keep them well hydrated and healthy.
