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Ridding Roofs of Algae with Chemical Solutions

By: Eugene Head | 2012-03-28 | Home Improvement
There are roof stains that make roofs look black and really dirty like they’ve been sprayed with tar or jet fuel. read more

Garden Pond Algae Uses Up Oxygen and Causes Fish Fatalities

By: Sean Roocroft | 2010-05-05 | Recreation & Sports
Pond Algae is a generic term used to describe many different forms of algae, found in garden ponds, including green algae, brown algae, filamentous string algae, blanket weed, hair algae and pond scum. Some forms of algae are beneficial to the pond ecosystem but others are a major nuisance and given ideal conditions will cause the death of your pond fish. read more

Clearing Algae From Pond

By: Tyra Robertson | 2010-12-27 | Landscaping
Algae are notorious enemies in your pond. They lurk in the pond like killers, and their larger population destroy everything in your most precious water feature. read more

Keep Your Pool Algae Free All Season Long

By: Keira Adams | 2010-03-31 | Home improvement
If you have a swimming pool you are doubtless aware of the problems that algae can cause. Algae are green, slimy substances that stick to the floor and surfaces of your pool. They are microscopic forms of plant life that exist in water, or near to it, and they are transported by any number of means. They can be carried in via the wind or a shower; they can stick to the soles of your shoes, or come flowing out of the garden hose. read more

Three Ways Of Sorting Out Freshwater Aquarium Algae

By: Paul Curran | 2011-01-02 | Pets
Even the most wonderful looking aquarium can be ruined by algae running out of control, gumming up everywhere and making visibility that bad you can't see your lovely fish. This article discusses three ways of removing or minimizing the problem. read more

The Use of Spirulina and Other Algae-Derived Supplements

By: Peter Morgan | 2012-04-04 | Alternative Medicine
With today’s heavy reliance on processed foods and manufactured drugs, it’s nice to know that there are natural alternatives for your increased health and well-being. There are several different supplements available that are derived from the power-packed algae of the sea. read more

History of the Blues

By: Jeff Bachmeier | 2010-03-17 | Music
Ah, the Blues. We say we have the Blues when feeling down. But the "Blues" is also a genre of music, one that is difficult to define but is most characteristically defined as something with a specific chord progression - one that includes the twelve-bar and the 'blue note', one that is flattened or bent in relation to the pitch of the major scale. read more

Got those Green blues?

By: Insight UK | 2010-10-12 | Technology
With environmental issues gaining pace, corporate social responsibility rising inexorably up the commercial agenda, and industry under ever-increasing pressure to keep up, are some businesses mistaking greenness for naivety? read more

Companies Producing Algae Biodiesel Fuel

By: Munyaradzi Chinongoza | 2010-03-30 | Environmental
When it comes to biodiesel production one of the easier methods involves the use of algae. Not only is it easier, it is also very efficient. There have been studies carried out that have shown that algae produces up to 30 times more oil than using the other different crops that are currently used for production for every acre. read more

Spotting Algae on your Roof

By: paul spence | 2011-05-18 | Home Improvement
A lot of people make a fuss about mold growing on their roof but are more often than not, mistaken. Algae can sometimes be thought of as mold but there are several differences and it is much less of a hassle. read more

Algae Based Biofuel Production: The New Wave Of Green Energy

By: Alexander Sutton | 2011-08-08 | ADHD
The "green" trend has been around since the 1970s, when an OPEC boycott, gas rationing, and spiking prices called into question our reliance on oil. The creation of suburbs and expansion of cities led to increased numbers of large, gas-guzzling cars on the road, and air pollution was growing more prevalent, begging the question, "How can we find inexpensive, clean, renewable energy?" read more

Making Great Changes In Your Health With The Simple Addition Of Blue-greens

By: Tracy Waters | 2010-11-09 | Alternative Medicine
The true cutting edge of nutrition is coming from a group known as the "raw foodists". But even if you're not ready to go for the raw food diet, the "superfoods" they're proposing we add to our diet -- foods that have an incredibly high nutrient-to-calorie ratio -- are worth a look. Here's some insight into the blue-green algae, and how it might benefit your health and well-being. read more

The Blue Cohosh

By: Alien | 2010-01-28 | Alternative Medicine
Information on Blue Cohosh Root. History and Side Effects of Blue Cohosh and It's Common and Historical Uses read more

Biodiesel From Algae - Good For Environment

By: Rose Lindy | 2010-05-27 | Environmental
The process of manufacturing biodiesel which is an upcoming technology for the production of fuel is quite simple. However, the impact could be enormous not only for the economy, but for the environment as well. Making biodiesel fuel involves converting an organic matter into diesel. This organic matter is as common as vegetable oil which is often used as the base organic matter that is converted read more

The History Of Blues Guitar

By: Eugene Walker | 2010-03-18 | Arts & Entertainment
The blues is a form of music that can be vocal, instrumental (blues guitar) or both. It uses the 'blue' notes which are based on a 'minor pentatonic' scale most of the time, otherwise known as the blues scale. read more