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Wrong type of Penicillium Mold.  Most natural Penicillium don't have the anti bacterial mico toxins that is penicillin and not sufficient quantities for a greater than 125 lb human body if it was.
 
Grandma's advice was good because of the vitamins, nutrients and natural fiber in apples.  However, don't eat the seeds as Apples tend to concentrate Cyanide in their seeds.
 
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I was at a Photography store the other day and I saw a cool Macro Shot lighting apparatus, Promaster RL60 LED Macro Ring Light.  It uses a Cokin Adapter Ring that screws on to the lens and the Macro Ring Light slides onto the Cokin Adapter.  Instead of being an expensive strobe flash, it uses a band of relatively high intensity LEDs that is either "on",  "off" or "half side - on" rather than flash triggered.

 

 

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Wrong type of Penicillium Mold.  Most natural Penicillium don't have the anti bacterial mico toxins that is penicillin and not sufficient quantities for a greater than 125 lb human body if it was.

 

Grandma's advice was good because of the vitamins, nutrients and natural fiber in apples.  However, don't eat the seeds as Apples tend to concentrate Cyanide in their seeds.

 

 

Easy does it! :D

I was just kidding. :lol:

 

BTW, her advice NOT to eat the seeds (or other fruit pits) was also well-founded.  Minute quantities of cyanide. Nothing that the body can't handle via detoxification, though.

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Grandma's advice was good because of the vitamins, nutrients and natural fiber in apples.  However, don't eat the seeds as Apples tend to concentrate Cyanide in their seeds.

An apple also has enough fructose in each serving to cause malabsorption, so be sure to take a glucose tablet or two if you do eat one. ;)

As for moldy apples, you can keep those. I'm allergic to mold. :P

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speaking of great bodies ... however , i shall digress .

 

nice picture .

i was able to dl and run the file in photoshop using the embedded sRGB profile ... i can see the individual "hairs" quite well at "100%" .

any higher magnification and the image starts falling apart .

very good color resolution ... "down in the hole" the light reflected from the surface of the apple changes the color of the "hairs" ... the reference being the "white" of the brightly lit section of hair .

the focus point did not seem to be the tip of the stem .

 

my monitor may need some help ... i am seeing some "aliasing" between some of the "hairs" on the right side of the stem .

maybe this is a refraction effect ?

edit : hmmm ... photobucket is limiting the file to about 100K .

(methinks it is time to find a new host)

 

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