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Parasol
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Parasol - Parallel Systems Object Language.

An object-oriented language which supports network and parallel computing. It has modules and exceptions.

["The Parasol Programming Language", R. Jervis <hjervis!rbj@uunet.uu.net>, Dr Dobbs J, Oct 1993, pp. 34-41].
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They do have a much nicer taste than those which you buy in the supermarket and one of my favourites is the parasol mushroom which can be up to a foot across and has a lovely peppery taste.
The mushroom hunter; Delicious and deadly fungi can be found in ... by South Wales Echo (Cardiff, Wales)
Jim found parasol mushrooms, fly agaric and common smooth inkcap fungi in the Prescot area last week.
Horizon of Lytham by Daily Post (Liverpool, England)
Our favorite ones were flied whole, with just some salt sprinkled on them, and some, like the big parasol mushroom, Mom would bread like chicken and fry in a skillet.
Foraging in Germany by Hays, Rosie / Countryside & Small Stock Journal
 
 
 
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