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In Western culture, a birthday cake is a cake that is served to a person for his birthday, usually decorated with the name of the person or greetings, and often with candles, one for each year of the celebrated .

In some countries there is a tradition to add an additional candle as a good omen. When the candles are lit, everyone (except the birthday boy) sing Happy Birthday.

Tradition has it that the celebrated should express a wish that will happen if you can turn off all the candles in one breath. On the other hand, some people make a wish if they fail with the first breath. Another tradition is to delete the name of the person for good luck, before cutting the cake and serve.

The birthday cakes are usually made of sponge, although other types go well. One of the most popular flavors is chocolate.

The U.S. patent number 6,319,530 relates to a method of reproducing an image on a medium to decorate edible cooked frozen. This invention enables printing ink a color photograph on the surface of edible cake.

Source: http://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Torta_di_compleanno

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Plants of the genus Trichodiadema belong to the family Aizoaceae. The name “Trichodiadema” comes from the Greek “thrix” (= silk) and “diadema” (= crown). They are native to South Africa (Cape Province)

Description

Small short-stemmed succulent with small sections alternating elongated 0.8 cm swollen and gray green. At the apex of the articles are born small bristles that radiate around the center and gives the appearance of an areola of cactus.

The daisy-like flowers, but with dark red petals, earning the nickname “desert rose”.

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Sunny (but avoid the sun too intense) and well drained soil. Propagation by division of clumps, cuttings is very uncertain because of the risk of rot.

Source: http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trichodiadema

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The Thevetia are a genus of the family Apocynaceae (Apocynaceae). All species come from tropical America.

Description

Thevetia are shrubs, small trees or rarely lianas. The plants contain latex. The leaves are spirally arranged, not glandular, sessile or stalked. Most are between the leaf stalks to find glands.

The zymösen inflorescences are terminal, an inflorescence stem and flower stems are strong. The large, striking flowers are hermaphrodite. The cup is fünfgelappt deep, located on the inside at the base of a wide range scales.

The yellow crown stieltellerförmig, the corolla tube cylindrical bell-shaped with a sudden opening. In Kronschlund has five hairy scales. The Kronlappen are more or less upright, folded left-handed.

The five stamens are not beyond the crown. The anthers are free from each other and are not adherent to the scar. The ovaries are syncarp is upper and consists of two distinct carpels with two to four ovules.

The nectary is annular and fleshy. The flower has one pistil with an umbrella from below and from above bilobed stigma. The fruit is stone fruit or berry, and contains two to four seeds.

Dissemination

The six or seven species are native to the tropical parts of America.

Source: http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thevetia

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