I have an never picked a bad one. I only pick very recognizable mushrooms that I know are edible such as the black moral, blue funnel and the in... moreI have an never picked a bad one. I only pick very recognizable mushrooms that I know are edible such as the black moral, blue funnel and the inky cap and a few others I can't think of the name of them. You must be well educated in what is edible mushrooms and what isn't before picking edible mushrooms. I suggest learning one type at a time get familiar with it then learn another. I know 13 edible mushrooms. I could've learned more. Don't rely on just a picture of the mushroom as there are many look alikes less
Body Corporaten.Law: A LEGAL entity (such as an association, company, person, government, government agency, or institution) identified by a particular name. Also called corporatio... moreBody Corporaten.Law: A LEGAL entity (such as an association, company, person, government, government agency, or institution) identified by a particular name. Also called corporation, corporate body or corporate entity.Legal Fictionn.
A legal fiction is a fact assumed or created by courts which is then used in order to apply a legal rule. Typically, a legal fiction allows the court to ignore a fact that would prevent it from exercising its jurisdiction, by simply assuming that the fact is different. This is the case with the Bill of Middlesex where the Court of King's Bench could only exercise jurisdiction over cases which took place in the historic English county of Middlesex. To allow the Court, which was the central court of the land, to take jurisdiction over other cases, parties began to plead that, along with the other facts, there had also been a trespass which occurred in Middlesex. This allowed the King's Bench to rule on the whole of the case.
Legal fictions are different from Legal Presumptions which a... less
Personally, I think that although preschool and school teach our kids the basics of things like mathematics and literacy, it ultimately falls upon us (the parents) to help our chil... morePersonally, I think that although preschool and school teach our kids the basics of things like mathematics and literacy, it ultimately falls upon us (the parents) to help our children work out how they learn, and follow up on the school education, helping with homework and things they don't understand. Also, things like how to social at events, and how to treat people and so on.
Parents are a big determiner in children's interest in learning and self-teaching, and I think the biggest thing we can do to help children learn is to teach them how to enjoy learning and how to learn. less
