Bilirubin Elevated What Does This Mean

Sunday, November 7, 2010

Bilirubin Elevated What Does This Mean

BOLETUS DRYER IN NIGERIA

MY AFRICA

BOLETUS NIGERIAN
TWO eat near

TO SHOW THE SIZE

I think almost everyone knows the movie or the book
"Out of Africa" \u200b\u200b , and that many have seen ... one thousand documentaries. Well, I for my child I had a chance to live some years in Africa. Who lived in those years in the yards will probably appreciate these images a bit 'dated
... I was born in Italy, but after 19 days, my family moved to Nigeria 46 years ago ...
For me it was a great experience , life in the yard for the kids is like a holiday continues in the midst of a wilderness.
This article is born from the fact that I remembered that my family in Africa was already mushrooms!
Yard of Kainji in Nigeria we have collected the mushrooms in our sports, and other species of which I can not remember name.
I have few memories of that song, being that I returned four years, but I remember being on mushrooms ...
So browsing in the family album I started looking for pictures that could bring back a document of mushrooms ... and at the same time I have returned in mind all the memories of those happy years, villages, people, food, objects, animals ... in short, a world of many years before can still remember part of the colonial period.

who lived as I believe that life can not forget, while maintaining a nostalgic sense of a world that may not come back.

80 Years after my returned to Nigeria at a new site, Bakolori, distant from the previous day, and I was able to spend a great summer as a teenager in the new site.

Among the photos I found that megadoses of our
, the night watchman with whom I sit in the evening with a little monkey named Biri (name the monkey in Nigeria), and there she ate the berries in the form of yellow oil that megadoses we gathered from the branches of a big tree.

My
with my brother also went back to review the construction of Kainji, our old home as evidenced by the Flamboyan on the photo where I was a child and then grew over the years.

E 'was in this new experience Bakolori that my have come across a "Boletus", here in the picture, unfortunately, have not tried the experience of consumers as the area of \u200b\u200bfinding a completely different habitat.

In Africa of course, and especially in Nigeria, the climate, soil, and plants have nothing of the European underworld, so they trusted that one sample to sample, because even the locals did not know him. Luckily my

, however, have taken these two pictures and show in every way shape and texture of a pig, starting with the color and shape of the hat from the tubules, and its consistency.
Honestly, I have not seen reports of similar findings of mushrooms, so I have better news to give, but I accept any comments from people who know more than me.