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This quick video demonstrates how to successfully eat a fig without getting sore lips or tongue.
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- published: 26 Jun 2009
- views: 288820
Some figs need fig wasps to pollinate their fruit. But are we eating dead wasps every time we bite into a fig?
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Imagine for a minute that you’re a pregnant woman. Still with me, guys? Now, the only way you can give birth is if you crawl into a small, cramped cave made out of chocolate. And the tunnel to this cave is so cramped that the only way you can get through is by cutting your own arms off “127 Hours” style. Once you’re in this cave you give birth! Then you eventually die from either exhaustion or starvation.
Sounds pretty grim, right? As if giving birth wasn’t difficult enough, what I just described to you is the life cycle of the fig wasp. Their role in the pollination of figs is crucial, both to the propagation of their species and the survival of fig trees.
This arrangement between wasp and plant is called “mutualism,” and it’s evolved over millions of years. Without the wasps you wouldn’t have figs. And vice versa. And yes, most of the figs we eat contain at least one dead wasp.
But more on that later. First, let’s talk pollination.
A fig is technically just a flower with its petals folded inside. There are male figs – which are inedible, and called caprifigs – and female figs, which we eat. But in order to create seeds (and tasty fruit), the female figs need to receive some pollen from the male figs. Since the figs’ reproductive bits are tucked away, wind and bees can’t help as they do with lots of plants. Enter the fig wasp.
So okay… let’s get away from the whole pregnant lady/chocolate metaphor thing and break down how this wasp/fig mutualism process works. For a dude fig plant to share its pollen with a lady fig plant, a female fig wasp needs to enter a male fig. She crawls through a narrow passage in the fig called an ostiole. It’s so cramped that her wings and antenna break off along the way.
But the messed up thing is that these lady fig wasps don’t know is whether they’re entering a male caprifig or a female fig. If it’s a caprifig, she’ll find its male flower parts perfectly shaped for her to lay eggs into. The eggs hatch into larvae and grow within the fig’s petals.
The male wasps hatch first and are born blind and flightless. They mate with their female counterparts (yes… I guess they’re technically brothers and sisters) and start eating an exit tunnel through the fig. The wasp dudes can’t escape, though, so they die inside.
But the females collect the fig’s pollen, crawl out of the tunnel and fly away in search of a new fig plant to lay their eggs in. These wasps are only a few millimeters long, but they can fly up to 20 kilometers (12.4 miles) to find the right species of fig plant. When they arrive, they deposit their natal fig’s pollen, lay their eggs, and the whole process starts over again.
But if a female wasp enters a female fig, she won’t be able to lay her eggs because of a long part of the flower called a stylus. She’ll probably die, but at least she’s delivered the pollen. An enzyme inside the fig called ficin breaks down her corpse into protein, ingesting the dead wasp and making it part of the ripened fruit.*
Just so we’re clear, those crunchy bits you’re chewing in figs aren’t bits of dead wasp or larvae; they’re the fig’s seeds. And anyway, you should get used to the idea of occasionally eating an insect by accident. The FDA considers certain amounts of insect content in various foods “natural” and “unavoidable” – and it’s really not hazardous, just gross.
SOURCES:
http://animals.howstuffworks.com/insects/fig-wasp.htm
Nature's Little Magician The Fig Wasp. By: Andersen, Christie B., Cricket, 00906034, Sep2005, Vol. 33, Issue 1
Fig-Wasp Upset. By: Milius, Susan, Science News, 00368423, 4/26/2003, Vol. 163, Issue 17
Nature's recourse. By: Milius, Susan, Science News, 00368423, 7/31/2010, Vol. 178, Issue 3
Big on figs. By: Kinnaird, Margaret, International Wildlife, 00209112, Jan/Feb2000, Vol. 30, Issue 1
- published: 30 Oct 2014
- views: 179650
My little farm really needs some Fig trees. You may know that I've already tried to propagate Figs with little success. You can see that video here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BZl0j7VXcl4
I needed a better way. Lucky for me that many of you really care about me! A viewer friend sent me some cuttings with instructions on how to start them. When they arrived they already had roots sprouting. Unfortunately those original three twigs didn't make it because a cat tore them out of the pot, but now with better knowledge I can start my own.
This video documents how I'm starting my Figs from cuttings using a technique taught to me by one of you! I really do pay attention ;)
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- published: 08 Sep 2015
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Amazing Health Benefits of Fig Fruit. Health Tips, Beauty Tips and Home Remedies only on http://www.a2ztube.co
Fig Fruit Health Benefits
• Urinary calcium loss.
• Sexual Power.
• Heart Health.
• Good for diabetes.
• Weight Loss.
• Prevention of hypertension.
• Lowers Blood Pressure.
• Keep Colon Healthy.
• For Constipation and Piles.
• For Stronger Bones.
Health Benefits of Fig
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- published: 10 Apr 2015
- views: 6292
Get the full presentation "Get Grafting!" for a donation of any amount this week only: https://gum.co/ZOcTc
Today I show you how I cleft graft fig trees. It's ugly and I'm sure there are much prettier grafts on YouTube, but it works and I have the figs to prove it.
Grafting can be easy and fun... I'm adding a Texas Everbearing purple fig to this yellow variety. It may even bear on this graft this year!
I've done multiple fig tree grafts on this particular tree already and had them take easily. Despite how weird a cleft graft looks, it really works. Once it heals, I'll post another video provided I'm still on my homestead. Grafting figs = simple!
Find more gardening inspiration at http://www.thesurvivalgardener.com
- published: 08 Mar 2016
- views: 74
MUTUALISM - The intricate story of the exclusive relationship between the fig tree and the fig wasp, which has existed for millions of years.
- published: 03 Dec 2015
- views: 1810
After a couple of frosts, it is time to prune the fig trees and move them into the garage.
- published: 02 Nov 2015
- views: 6246
Fig is a repository of various nutrients. They are rich in sodium, calcium, iron, magnesium and phosphorus. Iron and phosphorus are needed to maintain the work of the heart muscle, health-improvement and to strengthen the immune system. See numerous Health Benefits of Figs on Dieting Right today!
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- published: 25 Nov 2013
- views: 54771
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My name is Mark Abbott Compton I've been growing vegetables and fruit for over 45 years using No-Dig,Raised beds and classic techniques all with one aim, quite simply 'All about the taste' this YouTube Channel is where I'll upload all my episodes of my regular gardening show The Ten Minute Gardener
For more in depth films and details of our Online Courses head over to my website, subscribe to my free monthly newsletter and you'll get access to a monthly tutorial video all about gardening tips, how-tos, why-tos and when-tos recipes and all those hints and tips that a lifetimes gardening teaches you,how to get fantastic results without wasting time,effort and money
- published: 10 Jul 2013
- views: 187766
Arborist Gary Knowlton provides a tree profile of the Fruiting Fig (Ficus Carica). These smaller, slower growing ficus can be easily fitted into the urban landscape. Gary describes proper care and maintenance of these trees, as well as tips for managing the tree in the early stages of development.
For more information on Gary or Prune Like a Pro visit: PruneLikeaPro.com
- published: 18 Sep 2014
- views: 24796
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12:31How to grow a fig tree from a cutting part 1
How to grow a fig tree from a cutting part 1How to grow a fig tree from a cutting part 1
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0:38How to eat a Fig!
How to eat a Fig!How to eat a Fig!
This quick video demonstrates how to successfully eat a fig without getting sore lips or tongue. Brought to you by RawRunners - Plant powered athletes! (www.rawrunners.org) Justin Torrellas - Fig Demonstrator Lydia Leclair - Videographer -
3:54Do Figs Really Have Dead Wasps In Them?
Do Figs Really Have Dead Wasps In Them?Do Figs Really Have Dead Wasps In Them?
Some figs need fig wasps to pollinate their fruit. But are we eating dead wasps every time we bite into a fig? Learn more at HowStuffWorks.com: http://animals.howstuffworks.com/insects/fig-wasp.htm Share on Facebook: http://goo.gl/0FrBlz Share on Twitter: http://goo.gl/HxEVIx Subscribe: http://goo.gl/ZYI7Gt Visit our site: http://www.brainstuffshow.com Imagine for a minute that you’re a pregnant woman. Still with me, guys? Now, the only way you can give birth is if you crawl into a small, cramped cave made out of chocolate. And the tunnel to this cave is so cramped that the only way you can get through is by cutting your own arms off “127 Hours” style. Once you’re in this cave you give birth! Then you eventually die from either exhaustion or starvation. Sounds pretty grim, right? As if giving birth wasn’t difficult enough, what I just described to you is the life cycle of the fig wasp. Their role in the pollination of figs is crucial, both to the propagation of their species and the survival of fig trees. This arrangement between wasp and plant is called “mutualism,” and it’s evolved over millions of years. Without the wasps you wouldn’t have figs. And vice versa. And yes, most of the figs we eat contain at least one dead wasp. But more on that later. First, let’s talk pollination. A fig is technically just a flower with its petals folded inside. There are male figs – which are inedible, and called caprifigs – and female figs, which we eat. But in order to create seeds (and tasty fruit), the female figs need to receive some pollen from the male figs. Since the figs’ reproductive bits are tucked away, wind and bees can’t help as they do with lots of plants. Enter the fig wasp. So okay… let’s get away from the whole pregnant lady/chocolate metaphor thing and break down how this wasp/fig mutualism process works. For a dude fig plant to share its pollen with a lady fig plant, a female fig wasp needs to enter a male fig. She crawls through a narrow passage in the fig called an ostiole. It’s so cramped that her wings and antenna break off along the way. But the messed up thing is that these lady fig wasps don’t know is whether they’re entering a male caprifig or a female fig. If it’s a caprifig, she’ll find its male flower parts perfectly shaped for her to lay eggs into. The eggs hatch into larvae and grow within the fig’s petals. The male wasps hatch first and are born blind and flightless. They mate with their female counterparts (yes… I guess they’re technically brothers and sisters) and start eating an exit tunnel through the fig. The wasp dudes can’t escape, though, so they die inside. But the females collect the fig’s pollen, crawl out of the tunnel and fly away in search of a new fig plant to lay their eggs in. These wasps are only a few millimeters long, but they can fly up to 20 kilometers (12.4 miles) to find the right species of fig plant. When they arrive, they deposit their natal fig’s pollen, lay their eggs, and the whole process starts over again. But if a female wasp enters a female fig, she won’t be able to lay her eggs because of a long part of the flower called a stylus. She’ll probably die, but at least she’s delivered the pollen. An enzyme inside the fig called ficin breaks down her corpse into protein, ingesting the dead wasp and making it part of the ripened fruit.* Just so we’re clear, those crunchy bits you’re chewing in figs aren’t bits of dead wasp or larvae; they’re the fig’s seeds. And anyway, you should get used to the idea of occasionally eating an insect by accident. The FDA considers certain amounts of insect content in various foods “natural” and “unavoidable” – and it’s really not hazardous, just gross. SOURCES: http://animals.howstuffworks.com/insects/fig-wasp.htm Nature's Little Magician The Fig Wasp. By: Andersen, Christie B., Cricket, 00906034, Sep2005, Vol. 33, Issue 1 Fig-Wasp Upset. By: Milius, Susan, Science News, 00368423, 4/26/2003, Vol. 163, Issue 17 Nature's recourse. By: Milius, Susan, Science News, 00368423, 7/31/2010, Vol. 178, Issue 3 Big on figs. By: Kinnaird, Margaret, International Wildlife, 00209112, Jan/Feb2000, Vol. 30, Issue 1 -
8:43Propagate Figs From Cuttings: A Better Way
Propagate Figs From Cuttings: A Better WayPropagate Figs From Cuttings: A Better Way
My little farm really needs some Fig trees. You may know that I've already tried to propagate Figs with little success. You can see that video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BZl0j7VXcl4 I needed a better way. Lucky for me that many of you really care about me! A viewer friend sent me some cuttings with instructions on how to start them. When they arrived they already had roots sprouting. Unfortunately those original three twigs didn't make it because a cat tore them out of the pot, but now with better knowledge I can start my own. This video documents how I'm starting my Figs from cuttings using a technique taught to me by one of you! I really do pay attention ;) I would be honored for you to ►LIKE, ►SHARE and ►COMMENT on this video. Subscribe for more fun videos. #growreallife is my hashtag to connect people interested in Growing Real Life. This is a bit of a double meaning. Growing Real means following the patterns of nature. Real Life is developed fully in our gardens and our souls when we pattern ourselves in harmony with nature. Grow with me. Twitter: http://twitter.com/daddykirbs Instagram: http://instagram.com/daddykirbs Google+: http://goplus.us/daddykirbs My Blog: http://daddykirbs.com/ Pinterest: http://pinterest.com/daddykirbs Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/daddykirbsfarm -
5:59Health Benefits of Fig Fruit
Health Benefits of Fig FruitHealth Benefits of Fig Fruit
Amazing Health Benefits of Fig Fruit. Health Tips, Beauty Tips and Home Remedies only on http://www.a2ztube.co Fig Fruit Health Benefits • Urinary calcium loss. • Sexual Power. • Heart Health. • Good for diabetes. • Weight Loss. • Prevention of hypertension. • Lowers Blood Pressure. • Keep Colon Healthy. • For Constipation and Piles. • For Stronger Bones. Health Benefits of Fig Health Disclaimer The Information on this channel is designed for educational purpose only. It is not intended to be a substitute for informed medical advice or care. You should not use this information to diagnose or treat any health problems. a2ztube warrants that the content in this video is provided on an "as is" basis with no express or implied warranties whatsoever. Any reference of any third party logos, brand names, trademarks, services marks, trade names, trade dress and copyrights shall not imply any affiliation to such third parties, unless expressly specified. PLEASE CONSULT A DOCTOR WITH ANY QUESTIONS OR CONCERNS Health Benefits of Fig Fruit Thank you for watching. Watch Movies: http://music.a2ztube.co Watch TV Shows: http://tv.a2ztube.co Music Albums: http://music.a2ztube.co Tutorials: http://edu.a2ztube.co Benefits of Fig Visit our channel: http://www.youtube.com/user/a2ztutorial http://www.youtube.com/user/a2zguide Subscribe to stay updated: http://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=a2ztutorial http://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=a2zguide Join Us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/a2ztube Follow Us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/a2ztube Fig Fruit Benefits Audio Credits: http://www.Machinimasound.com Jason Farnham (Locally_Sourced) http://www.jasonfarnham.com/ Image Credits Image courtesy of [cuteimage] at FreeDigitalPhotos.net Image courtesy of [photostock] at FreeDigitalPhotos.net Image courtesy of [ddpavumba] at FreeDigitalPhotos.net Image courtesy of [pat138241] at FreeDigitalPhotos.net Image courtesy of [Stuart Miles] at FreeDigitalPhotos.net Image courtesy of [stockimages] at FreeDigitalPhotos.net Image courtesy of [Vichaya Kiatying-Angsulee] at FreeDigitalPhotos.net Image courtesy of [cooldesign] at FreeDigitalPhotos.net Image courtesy of [Ohmega1982] at FreeDigitalPhotos.net Image courtesy of [scottchan] at FreeDigitalPhotos.net -
6:39Cleft Grafting a Fig Tree
Cleft Grafting a Fig TreeCleft Grafting a Fig Tree
Get the full presentation "Get Grafting!" for a donation of any amount this week only: https://gum.co/ZOcTc Today I show you how I cleft graft fig trees. It's ugly and I'm sure there are much prettier grafts on YouTube, but it works and I have the figs to prove it. Grafting can be easy and fun... I'm adding a Texas Everbearing purple fig to this yellow variety. It may even bear on this graft this year! I've done multiple fig tree grafts on this particular tree already and had them take easily. Despite how weird a cleft graft looks, it really works. Once it heals, I'll post another video provided I'm still on my homestead. Grafting figs = simple! Find more gardening inspiration at http://www.thesurvivalgardener.com -
5:01Fig Wasp Story
Fig Wasp StoryFig Wasp Story
MUTUALISM - The intricate story of the exclusive relationship between the fig tree and the fig wasp, which has existed for millions of years. -
16:47Pruning fig trees for winter storage
Pruning fig trees for winter storagePruning fig trees for winter storage
After a couple of frosts, it is time to prune the fig trees and move them into the garage. -
1:23Health Benefits of Figs | Ventuno Dieting Right
Health Benefits of Figs | Ventuno Dieting RightHealth Benefits of Figs | Ventuno Dieting Right
Fig is a repository of various nutrients. They are rich in sodium, calcium, iron, magnesium and phosphorus. Iron and phosphorus are needed to maintain the work of the heart muscle, health-improvement and to strengthen the immune system. See numerous Health Benefits of Figs on Dieting Right today! Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/VentunoDiet Twitter : https://twitter.com/VentunoDiet YouTube : http://www.youtube.com/user/VentunoDiet A Ventuno Production http://www.ventunotech.com -
7:23HOW TO GROW FIGS IN A CONTAINER OR POT
HOW TO GROW FIGS IN A CONTAINER OR POTHOW TO GROW FIGS IN A CONTAINER OR POT
htp://learn-how-to-garden.com My name is Mark Abbott Compton I've been growing vegetables and fruit for over 45 years using No-Dig,Raised beds and classic techniques all with one aim, quite simply 'All about the taste' this YouTube Channel is where I'll upload all my episodes of my regular gardening show The Ten Minute Gardener For more in depth films and details of our Online Courses head over to my website, subscribe to my free monthly newsletter and you'll get access to a monthly tutorial video all about gardening tips, how-tos, why-tos and when-tos recipes and all those hints and tips that a lifetimes gardening teaches you,how to get fantastic results without wasting time,effort and money -
3:02The Fruiting Fig Tree Profile - Prune Like a Pro
The Fruiting Fig Tree Profile - Prune Like a ProThe Fruiting Fig Tree Profile - Prune Like a Pro
Arborist Gary Knowlton provides a tree profile of the Fruiting Fig (Ficus Carica). These smaller, slower growing ficus can be easily fitted into the urban landscape. Gary describes proper care and maintenance of these trees, as well as tips for managing the tree in the early stages of development. For more information on Gary or Prune Like a Pro visit: PruneLikeaPro.com -
5:08Figs making a name for Malaysia
Figs making a name for Malaysia
'Fig' is featured as a movie character in the following productions:
Mercy: Vengeance of the Fallen (2014)
Actors: Bobby C. King (actor), Rayna Tharani (actress), Susan Macke Miller (actress), Taylor Gillespie (actor), Jeff Takacs (actor), Taylor Gillespie (producer), Taylor Gillespie (writer), Taylor Gillespie (director), Deidre Schoo (director), Deidre Schoo (producer), Kevin McGrath (actor), James Taylor (editor),
Plot: Mercy is a Southern Gothic narrative about a reunion of three generations of Huger (U-gee) men who gather to morn the passing of a beloved family member, but each has their own ideas about the importance of the occasion and the family legacy hangs in the balance.
Genres: Drama, Family, Short,American Paradice (2011)
Actors: Mark Register (actor), Scotty Dickert (miscellaneous crew), Scotty Dickert (actor), Blake Feldman (editor), Blake Feldman (producer), Blake Feldman (director), Rich Dye (miscellaneous crew), Rich Dye (actor), Ben C. Adams (actor), Matthew Strickland (actor), Sugga Caine (producer), Taylor Hughes (actress), Rob Kellner (actor), Wildy la France (miscellaneous crew), Megan Greer (actor),
Plot: Eight college students want nothing more than a wilderness excursion of no responsibility, but their guide on his own excursion to bring closure to his foreclosure. In nature there are neither rewards nor punishments; there are only consequences.
Genres: Action, Drama, Thriller,Pinching Penny (2011)
Actors: Shahrook Oomer (producer), Steven Molony (actor), Brigitte Mueller (producer), Dan Glaser (editor), Dan Glaser (producer), Dan Glaser (writer), Dan Glaser (director), Michael Stromenger (actor), Jonathan Sheldon (producer), Timothy J. Meyer (writer), Timothy J. Meyer (actor), Joseph T. Kramer (actor), Ian Colhoun (producer), Ginny Glaser (actress), Adam Swegarden (producer),
Plot: A British hypochondriac turns to crime after becoming addicted to consumerism. As his obsession worsens, his life falls quickly into the absurd and he continues to spend himself deeper and deeper into depravity.
Keywords: addiction, bag-over-head, black-comedy, bound-and-gagged, british-accent, british-in-america, broken-nose, burglar, consumerism, criminal-gangGenres: Crime,
Taglines: Don't you know how a kidnapping works?
Quotes:
[from trailer]::Alex: If you don't let me out of here with this fucking record player: I swear to God I'll fucking shoot ya!Greasy Soul (2011)
Actors: Eduardo Noda (costume designer), Eduardo Noda (director), Eduardo Noda (editor), Eduardo Noda (producer), Eduardo Noda (writer), Eduardo Noda (writer), Thomas Koch (actor), Nicole Rockmann (actress), Ariel Ladret (actress), Amanda Scott (actress), Kirsten Layne Johnson (miscellaneous crew), Simon Martel (actor), Oliver Drawson (actor), Raven Flello (actor),
Genres: Drama, Fantasy, Short,Taglines: A silent fable.
Turkey and Cheese Sandwiches (2010)
Actors: Josh Badham (producer), Josh Badham (editor), Josh Badham (director), Josh Badham (writer), Brian Rider (producer), Brian Rider (director), Chris Labadie (actor), Chris Figueroa (actor), Colin Peaslee (actor), O'Brien Ludwig (actor),
Genres: Comedy, Short,Taglines: A Darwin Award in the making.
The Long Autumn (2010)
Actors: Darren Fung (composer), Alan Sutton (miscellaneous crew), Devon Bostick (actor), Dawn Greenhalgh (actress), Suresh John (actor), Shawn Campbell (actor), Jeffrey St. Jules (writer), Jeffrey St. Jules (producer), Jeffrey St. Jules (director), Randy Zimmer (editor), Melanie Leishman (actress), Jennifer Bunt (costume designer), Eric Woolfe (actor), C.J. Hervey (producer), Marko Samardzija (actor),
Plot: In a land where the seasons last for ten years, a barefoot orphan washes up on the shore of an uninhabited island with no memory of where he came from. He grows up alone, believing a tree is his mother until a gang of booted settlers arrive. The boy is elated to find other creatures who look like him, but there is one problem - Booted men do not associate with barefoots.
Genres: Drama, Fantasy, Short,Route 51 (2010)
Actors: Dale Fabrigar (director), Mark Overholt (producer), Mark Overholt (actor), Mark Overholt (writer), Mark Costello (actor), Nick Gracer (actor), Melissa Soso (actress), Jordan Tartakow (actor),
Genres: Crime, Short,The Marriage of Figaro (2009)
Actors: Patrick Frost (actor), Roger Newcombe (actor), Megan Huitema (miscellaneous crew), Chrissie Page (actress), Krystle Penhall (miscellaneous crew), Jeff Lang (actor), Checc Musolino (actor), Tamara Lee (actress), Michaela Cantwell (actress), Madeleine Parry (miscellaneous crew), Madeleine Parry (miscellaneous crew), Peta Astbury (producer), Michael Allen (actor), Peta Astbury (actress), Jacqueline Cook (actress),
Genres: Comedy,Taglines: The hilarious journey of a bloke just trying to do the right thing
Clear Lake, WI (2009)
Actors: Will Wallace (producer), Michael Madsen (actor), Will Wallace (actor), Audrey Wasilewski (actress), Paul Ben-Victor (actor), Spero Stamboulis (actor), Spero Stamboulis (producer), Chris Witt (editor), Luis Da Silva Jr. (actor), Jeremy Mitchell (actor), Craig Syracusa (producer), Craig Syracusa (actor), Carson Aune (actor), Craig Syracusa (producer), Heather Simpson (actress),
Plot: Fifteen years after Clear Lake, WI was evacuated and quarantined by the government, four young adults return to the small town in search of clues about their mysterious past. Back in 1994, a mysterious virus appeared in Clear Lake. As panic spread, a local priest (Michael Madsen) convinced a small group of high school students that the locals were being punished by God, and that the day of retribution had finally arrived. It was their job, claimed the priest, to apprehend the worst sinners, and ensure that they suffered for their transgressions. When government health officials arrived to investigate, they were shocked to discover that 13 of the locals had vanished without a trace, and the majority of the townspeople had abandoned their homes for fear of getting infected. For the following 15 years, the town sat eerily still and completely unoccupied. Now, a group of documentary filmmakers have convinced the kids who previously took part in the kidnappings to return to Clear Lake, and shed some light on the unsolved mystery. But the deeper the filmmakers and their subjects dig for answers about Clear Lake's mysterious past, the more they risk being buried alive in the process.
Keywords: acronym-in-title, documentary-filmmaker, kidnapping, kidnapping, murder, outbreak, place-name-in-title, preacher, village-name-in-title, wisconsinGenres: Thriller,
Taglines: Bury the past or it will Bury you
When Love Comes (1998)
Actors: Rena Owen (actress), Wynter Blathwayt (miscellaneous crew), Simon Westaway (actor), Dean O'Gorman (actor), Cushla Dillon (editor), Jon Brazier (actor), Kirsty Cameron (costume designer), Jodie Rimmer (miscellaneous crew), Nancy Brunning (actress), Sian Clement (miscellaneous crew), Karl Burnett (actor), Garth Maxwell (director), Garth Maxwell (writer), Peter Wells (writer), John Dybvig (actor),
Plot: Between getting trashed, tripping, blowing guys off and writing songs, Mark falls for Stephen. Fig and Sally put perform Marks songs between casual sex with anyone and everyone. Katie is a few-hit wonder who hit rock-bottom in L.A and returns to New Zealand to patch her life back together. Stephen, Mark and Katie branch out for a slumber party at a beach house of their better days. Fig and Sally arrive, and not long after Eddie arrives also (Katies American guy). Mark stops running away from Stephens love, Katie and Eddie get engaged and Fig and Sally ... have sex?
Keywords: aging, alcohol, beach, bisexuality, gay-interest, gay-kiss, gay-relationship, guitar, homosexual, independent-filmGenres: Drama, Romance,
Taglines: Let the journey take you there. A sexy movie with music
Quotes:
Stephen: Life's a stage.::Katie: Life's a bitch.::Stephen: Life's a bitch on the stage.Katie: I think I just shed a skin.::Mark: Me too.
Fig: Moth to a flame.
Fig
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How to grow a fig tree from a cutting part 1
How to propagate a fig tree from a fig tree cutting. -
How to eat a Fig!
This quick video demonstrates how to successfully eat a fig without getting sore lips or tongue. Brought to you by RawRunners - Plant powered athletes! (www.rawrunners.org) Justin Torrellas - Fig Demonstrator Lydia Leclair - Videographer -
Do Figs Really Have Dead Wasps In Them?
Some figs need fig wasps to pollinate their fruit. But are we eating dead wasps every time we bite into a fig? Learn more at HowStuffWorks.com: http://animals.howstuffworks.com/insects/fig-wasp.htm Share on Facebook: http://goo.gl/0FrBlz Share on Twitter: http://goo.gl/HxEVIx Subscribe: http://goo.gl/ZYI7Gt Visit our site: http://www.brainstuffshow.com Imagine for a minute that you’re a pregnant woman. Still with me, guys? Now, the only way you can give birth is if you crawl into a small, cramped cave made out of chocolate. And the tunnel to this cave is so cramped that the only way you can get through is by cutting your own arms off “127 Hours” style. Once you’re in this cave you give birth! Then you eventually die from either exhaustion or starvation. Sounds pretty grim, right? As if... -
Propagate Figs From Cuttings: A Better Way
My little farm really needs some Fig trees. You may know that I've already tried to propagate Figs with little success. You can see that video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BZl0j7VXcl4 I needed a better way. Lucky for me that many of you really care about me! A viewer friend sent me some cuttings with instructions on how to start them. When they arrived they already had roots sprouting. Unfortunately those original three twigs didn't make it because a cat tore them out of the pot, but now with better knowledge I can start my own. This video documents how I'm starting my Figs from cuttings using a technique taught to me by one of you! I really do pay attention ;) I would be honored for you to ►LIKE, ►SHARE and ►COMMENT on this video. Subscribe for more fun videos. #growreallife... -
Health Benefits of Fig Fruit
Amazing Health Benefits of Fig Fruit. Health Tips, Beauty Tips and Home Remedies only on http://www.a2ztube.co Fig Fruit Health Benefits • Urinary calcium loss. • Sexual Power. • Heart Health. • Good for diabetes. • Weight Loss. • Prevention of hypertension. • Lowers Blood Pressure. • Keep Colon Healthy. • For Constipation and Piles. • For Stronger Bones. Health Benefits of Fig Health Disclaimer The Information on this channel is designed for educational purpose only. It is not intended to be a substitute for informed medical advice or care. You should not use this information to diagnose or treat any health problems. a2ztube warrants that the content in this video is provided on an "as is" basis with no express or implied warranties whatsoever. Any reference of any third party logos, bra... -
Cleft Grafting a Fig Tree
Get the full presentation "Get Grafting!" for a donation of any amount this week only: https://gum.co/ZOcTc Today I show you how I cleft graft fig trees. It's ugly and I'm sure there are much prettier grafts on YouTube, but it works and I have the figs to prove it. Grafting can be easy and fun... I'm adding a Texas Everbearing purple fig to this yellow variety. It may even bear on this graft this year! I've done multiple fig tree grafts on this particular tree already and had them take easily. Despite how weird a cleft graft looks, it really works. Once it heals, I'll post another video provided I'm still on my homestead. Grafting figs = simple! Find more gardening inspiration at http://www.thesurvivalgardener.com -
Fig Wasp Story
MUTUALISM - The intricate story of the exclusive relationship between the fig tree and the fig wasp, which has existed for millions of years. -
Pruning fig trees for winter storage
After a couple of frosts, it is time to prune the fig trees and move them into the garage. -
Health Benefits of Figs | Ventuno Dieting Right
Fig is a repository of various nutrients. They are rich in sodium, calcium, iron, magnesium and phosphorus. Iron and phosphorus are needed to maintain the work of the heart muscle, health-improvement and to strengthen the immune system. See numerous Health Benefits of Figs on Dieting Right today! Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/VentunoDiet Twitter : https://twitter.com/VentunoDiet YouTube : http://www.youtube.com/user/VentunoDiet A Ventuno Production http://www.ventunotech.com -
HOW TO GROW FIGS IN A CONTAINER OR POT
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The Fruiting Fig Tree Profile - Prune Like a Pro
Arborist Gary Knowlton provides a tree profile of the Fruiting Fig (Ficus Carica). These smaller, slower growing ficus can be easily fitted into the urban landscape. Gary describes proper care and maintenance of these trees, as well as tips for managing the tree in the early stages of development. For more information on Gary or Prune Like a Pro visit: PruneLikeaPro.com -
How to grow a fig tree from a cutting part 1
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- Duration: 12:31
- Updated: 11 Jul 2011
- views: 356877
How to propagate a fig tree from a fig tree cutting.
How to propagate a fig tree from a fig tree cutting.
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How to propagate a fig tree from a fig tree cutting.
- published: 11 Jul 2011
- views: 356877
How to eat a Fig!
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 0:38
- Updated: 26 Jun 2009
- views: 288820
This quick video demonstrates how to successfully eat a fig without getting sore lips or tongue.
Brought to you by RawRunners - Plant powered athletes! (ww...
This quick video demonstrates how to successfully eat a fig without getting sore lips or tongue.
Brought to you by RawRunners - Plant powered athletes! (www.rawrunners.org)
Justin Torrellas - Fig Demonstrator
Lydia Leclair - Videographer
wn.com/How To Eat A Fig
This quick video demonstrates how to successfully eat a fig without getting sore lips or tongue.
Brought to you by RawRunners - Plant powered athletes! (www.rawrunners.org)
Justin Torrellas - Fig Demonstrator
Lydia Leclair - Videographer
- published: 26 Jun 2009
- views: 288820
Do Figs Really Have Dead Wasps In Them?
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 3:54
- Updated: 30 Oct 2014
- views: 179650
Some figs need fig wasps to pollinate their fruit. But are we eating dead wasps every time we bite into a fig?
Learn more at HowStuffWorks.com:
http://animals....
Some figs need fig wasps to pollinate their fruit. But are we eating dead wasps every time we bite into a fig?
Learn more at HowStuffWorks.com:
http://animals.howstuffworks.com/insects/fig-wasp.htm
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Imagine for a minute that you’re a pregnant woman. Still with me, guys? Now, the only way you can give birth is if you crawl into a small, cramped cave made out of chocolate. And the tunnel to this cave is so cramped that the only way you can get through is by cutting your own arms off “127 Hours” style. Once you’re in this cave you give birth! Then you eventually die from either exhaustion or starvation.
Sounds pretty grim, right? As if giving birth wasn’t difficult enough, what I just described to you is the life cycle of the fig wasp. Their role in the pollination of figs is crucial, both to the propagation of their species and the survival of fig trees.
This arrangement between wasp and plant is called “mutualism,” and it’s evolved over millions of years. Without the wasps you wouldn’t have figs. And vice versa. And yes, most of the figs we eat contain at least one dead wasp.
But more on that later. First, let’s talk pollination.
A fig is technically just a flower with its petals folded inside. There are male figs – which are inedible, and called caprifigs – and female figs, which we eat. But in order to create seeds (and tasty fruit), the female figs need to receive some pollen from the male figs. Since the figs’ reproductive bits are tucked away, wind and bees can’t help as they do with lots of plants. Enter the fig wasp.
So okay… let’s get away from the whole pregnant lady/chocolate metaphor thing and break down how this wasp/fig mutualism process works. For a dude fig plant to share its pollen with a lady fig plant, a female fig wasp needs to enter a male fig. She crawls through a narrow passage in the fig called an ostiole. It’s so cramped that her wings and antenna break off along the way.
But the messed up thing is that these lady fig wasps don’t know is whether they’re entering a male caprifig or a female fig. If it’s a caprifig, she’ll find its male flower parts perfectly shaped for her to lay eggs into. The eggs hatch into larvae and grow within the fig’s petals.
The male wasps hatch first and are born blind and flightless. They mate with their female counterparts (yes… I guess they’re technically brothers and sisters) and start eating an exit tunnel through the fig. The wasp dudes can’t escape, though, so they die inside.
But the females collect the fig’s pollen, crawl out of the tunnel and fly away in search of a new fig plant to lay their eggs in. These wasps are only a few millimeters long, but they can fly up to 20 kilometers (12.4 miles) to find the right species of fig plant. When they arrive, they deposit their natal fig’s pollen, lay their eggs, and the whole process starts over again.
But if a female wasp enters a female fig, she won’t be able to lay her eggs because of a long part of the flower called a stylus. She’ll probably die, but at least she’s delivered the pollen. An enzyme inside the fig called ficin breaks down her corpse into protein, ingesting the dead wasp and making it part of the ripened fruit.*
Just so we’re clear, those crunchy bits you’re chewing in figs aren’t bits of dead wasp or larvae; they’re the fig’s seeds. And anyway, you should get used to the idea of occasionally eating an insect by accident. The FDA considers certain amounts of insect content in various foods “natural” and “unavoidable” – and it’s really not hazardous, just gross.
SOURCES:
http://animals.howstuffworks.com/insects/fig-wasp.htm
Nature's Little Magician The Fig Wasp. By: Andersen, Christie B., Cricket, 00906034, Sep2005, Vol. 33, Issue 1
Fig-Wasp Upset. By: Milius, Susan, Science News, 00368423, 4/26/2003, Vol. 163, Issue 17
Nature's recourse. By: Milius, Susan, Science News, 00368423, 7/31/2010, Vol. 178, Issue 3
Big on figs. By: Kinnaird, Margaret, International Wildlife, 00209112, Jan/Feb2000, Vol. 30, Issue 1
wn.com/Do Figs Really Have Dead Wasps In Them
Some figs need fig wasps to pollinate their fruit. But are we eating dead wasps every time we bite into a fig?
Learn more at HowStuffWorks.com:
http://animals.howstuffworks.com/insects/fig-wasp.htm
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Imagine for a minute that you’re a pregnant woman. Still with me, guys? Now, the only way you can give birth is if you crawl into a small, cramped cave made out of chocolate. And the tunnel to this cave is so cramped that the only way you can get through is by cutting your own arms off “127 Hours” style. Once you’re in this cave you give birth! Then you eventually die from either exhaustion or starvation.
Sounds pretty grim, right? As if giving birth wasn’t difficult enough, what I just described to you is the life cycle of the fig wasp. Their role in the pollination of figs is crucial, both to the propagation of their species and the survival of fig trees.
This arrangement between wasp and plant is called “mutualism,” and it’s evolved over millions of years. Without the wasps you wouldn’t have figs. And vice versa. And yes, most of the figs we eat contain at least one dead wasp.
But more on that later. First, let’s talk pollination.
A fig is technically just a flower with its petals folded inside. There are male figs – which are inedible, and called caprifigs – and female figs, which we eat. But in order to create seeds (and tasty fruit), the female figs need to receive some pollen from the male figs. Since the figs’ reproductive bits are tucked away, wind and bees can’t help as they do with lots of plants. Enter the fig wasp.
So okay… let’s get away from the whole pregnant lady/chocolate metaphor thing and break down how this wasp/fig mutualism process works. For a dude fig plant to share its pollen with a lady fig plant, a female fig wasp needs to enter a male fig. She crawls through a narrow passage in the fig called an ostiole. It’s so cramped that her wings and antenna break off along the way.
But the messed up thing is that these lady fig wasps don’t know is whether they’re entering a male caprifig or a female fig. If it’s a caprifig, she’ll find its male flower parts perfectly shaped for her to lay eggs into. The eggs hatch into larvae and grow within the fig’s petals.
The male wasps hatch first and are born blind and flightless. They mate with their female counterparts (yes… I guess they’re technically brothers and sisters) and start eating an exit tunnel through the fig. The wasp dudes can’t escape, though, so they die inside.
But the females collect the fig’s pollen, crawl out of the tunnel and fly away in search of a new fig plant to lay their eggs in. These wasps are only a few millimeters long, but they can fly up to 20 kilometers (12.4 miles) to find the right species of fig plant. When they arrive, they deposit their natal fig’s pollen, lay their eggs, and the whole process starts over again.
But if a female wasp enters a female fig, she won’t be able to lay her eggs because of a long part of the flower called a stylus. She’ll probably die, but at least she’s delivered the pollen. An enzyme inside the fig called ficin breaks down her corpse into protein, ingesting the dead wasp and making it part of the ripened fruit.*
Just so we’re clear, those crunchy bits you’re chewing in figs aren’t bits of dead wasp or larvae; they’re the fig’s seeds. And anyway, you should get used to the idea of occasionally eating an insect by accident. The FDA considers certain amounts of insect content in various foods “natural” and “unavoidable” – and it’s really not hazardous, just gross.
SOURCES:
http://animals.howstuffworks.com/insects/fig-wasp.htm
Nature's Little Magician The Fig Wasp. By: Andersen, Christie B., Cricket, 00906034, Sep2005, Vol. 33, Issue 1
Fig-Wasp Upset. By: Milius, Susan, Science News, 00368423, 4/26/2003, Vol. 163, Issue 17
Nature's recourse. By: Milius, Susan, Science News, 00368423, 7/31/2010, Vol. 178, Issue 3
Big on figs. By: Kinnaird, Margaret, International Wildlife, 00209112, Jan/Feb2000, Vol. 30, Issue 1
- published: 30 Oct 2014
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Propagate Figs From Cuttings: A Better Way
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 8:43
- Updated: 08 Sep 2015
- views: 5996
My little farm really needs some Fig trees. You may know that I've already tried to propagate Figs with little success. You can see that video here:
https://www...
My little farm really needs some Fig trees. You may know that I've already tried to propagate Figs with little success. You can see that video here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BZl0j7VXcl4
I needed a better way. Lucky for me that many of you really care about me! A viewer friend sent me some cuttings with instructions on how to start them. When they arrived they already had roots sprouting. Unfortunately those original three twigs didn't make it because a cat tore them out of the pot, but now with better knowledge I can start my own.
This video documents how I'm starting my Figs from cuttings using a technique taught to me by one of you! I really do pay attention ;)
I would be honored for you to ►LIKE, ►SHARE and ►COMMENT
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My little farm really needs some Fig trees. You may know that I've already tried to propagate Figs with little success. You can see that video here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BZl0j7VXcl4
I needed a better way. Lucky for me that many of you really care about me! A viewer friend sent me some cuttings with instructions on how to start them. When they arrived they already had roots sprouting. Unfortunately those original three twigs didn't make it because a cat tore them out of the pot, but now with better knowledge I can start my own.
This video documents how I'm starting my Figs from cuttings using a technique taught to me by one of you! I really do pay attention ;)
I would be honored for you to ►LIKE, ►SHARE and ►COMMENT
on this video. Subscribe for more fun videos.
#growreallife is my hashtag to connect people interested in Growing Real Life. This is a bit of a double meaning. Growing Real means following the patterns of nature. Real Life is developed fully in our gardens and our souls when we pattern ourselves in harmony with nature. Grow with me.
Twitter: http://twitter.com/daddykirbs
Instagram: http://instagram.com/daddykirbs
Google+: http://goplus.us/daddykirbs
My Blog: http://daddykirbs.com/
Pinterest: http://pinterest.com/daddykirbs
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/daddykirbsfarm
- published: 08 Sep 2015
- views: 5996
Health Benefits of Fig Fruit
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- Duration: 5:59
- Updated: 10 Apr 2015
- views: 6292
Amazing Health Benefits of Fig Fruit. Health Tips, Beauty Tips and Home Remedies only on http://www.a2ztube.co
Fig Fruit Health Benefits
• Urinary calcium loss....
Amazing Health Benefits of Fig Fruit. Health Tips, Beauty Tips and Home Remedies only on http://www.a2ztube.co
Fig Fruit Health Benefits
• Urinary calcium loss.
• Sexual Power.
• Heart Health.
• Good for diabetes.
• Weight Loss.
• Prevention of hypertension.
• Lowers Blood Pressure.
• Keep Colon Healthy.
• For Constipation and Piles.
• For Stronger Bones.
Health Benefits of Fig
Health Disclaimer
The Information on this channel is designed for educational purpose only. It is not intended to be a substitute for informed medical advice or care. You should not use this information to diagnose or treat any health problems. a2ztube warrants that the content in this video is provided on an "as is" basis with no express or implied warranties whatsoever. Any reference of any third party logos, brand names, trademarks, services marks, trade names, trade dress and copyrights shall not imply any affiliation to such third parties, unless expressly specified. PLEASE CONSULT A DOCTOR WITH ANY QUESTIONS OR CONCERNS
Health Benefits of Fig Fruit
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Amazing Health Benefits of Fig Fruit. Health Tips, Beauty Tips and Home Remedies only on http://www.a2ztube.co
Fig Fruit Health Benefits
• Urinary calcium loss.
• Sexual Power.
• Heart Health.
• Good for diabetes.
• Weight Loss.
• Prevention of hypertension.
• Lowers Blood Pressure.
• Keep Colon Healthy.
• For Constipation and Piles.
• For Stronger Bones.
Health Benefits of Fig
Health Disclaimer
The Information on this channel is designed for educational purpose only. It is not intended to be a substitute for informed medical advice or care. You should not use this information to diagnose or treat any health problems. a2ztube warrants that the content in this video is provided on an "as is" basis with no express or implied warranties whatsoever. Any reference of any third party logos, brand names, trademarks, services marks, trade names, trade dress and copyrights shall not imply any affiliation to such third parties, unless expressly specified. PLEASE CONSULT A DOCTOR WITH ANY QUESTIONS OR CONCERNS
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- published: 10 Apr 2015
- views: 6292
Cleft Grafting a Fig Tree
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 6:39
- Updated: 08 Mar 2016
- views: 74
Get the full presentation "Get Grafting!" for a donation of any amount this week only: https://gum.co/ZOcTc
Today I show you how I cleft graft fig trees. It's ...
Get the full presentation "Get Grafting!" for a donation of any amount this week only: https://gum.co/ZOcTc
Today I show you how I cleft graft fig trees. It's ugly and I'm sure there are much prettier grafts on YouTube, but it works and I have the figs to prove it.
Grafting can be easy and fun... I'm adding a Texas Everbearing purple fig to this yellow variety. It may even bear on this graft this year!
I've done multiple fig tree grafts on this particular tree already and had them take easily. Despite how weird a cleft graft looks, it really works. Once it heals, I'll post another video provided I'm still on my homestead. Grafting figs = simple!
Find more gardening inspiration at http://www.thesurvivalgardener.com
wn.com/Cleft Grafting A Fig Tree
Get the full presentation "Get Grafting!" for a donation of any amount this week only: https://gum.co/ZOcTc
Today I show you how I cleft graft fig trees. It's ugly and I'm sure there are much prettier grafts on YouTube, but it works and I have the figs to prove it.
Grafting can be easy and fun... I'm adding a Texas Everbearing purple fig to this yellow variety. It may even bear on this graft this year!
I've done multiple fig tree grafts on this particular tree already and had them take easily. Despite how weird a cleft graft looks, it really works. Once it heals, I'll post another video provided I'm still on my homestead. Grafting figs = simple!
Find more gardening inspiration at http://www.thesurvivalgardener.com
- published: 08 Mar 2016
- views: 74
Fig Wasp Story
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 5:01
- Updated: 03 Dec 2015
- views: 1810
MUTUALISM - The intricate story of the exclusive relationship between the fig tree and the fig wasp, which has existed for millions of years.
MUTUALISM - The intricate story of the exclusive relationship between the fig tree and the fig wasp, which has existed for millions of years.
wn.com/Fig Wasp Story
MUTUALISM - The intricate story of the exclusive relationship between the fig tree and the fig wasp, which has existed for millions of years.
- published: 03 Dec 2015
- views: 1810
Pruning fig trees for winter storage
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 16:47
- Updated: 02 Nov 2015
- views: 6246
After a couple of frosts, it is time to prune the fig trees and move them into the garage.
After a couple of frosts, it is time to prune the fig trees and move them into the garage.
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After a couple of frosts, it is time to prune the fig trees and move them into the garage.
- published: 02 Nov 2015
- views: 6246
Health Benefits of Figs | Ventuno Dieting Right
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 1:23
- Updated: 25 Nov 2013
- views: 54771
Fig is a repository of various nutrients. They are rich in sodium, calcium, iron, magnesium and phosphorus. Iron and phosphorus are needed to maintain the work ...
Fig is a repository of various nutrients. They are rich in sodium, calcium, iron, magnesium and phosphorus. Iron and phosphorus are needed to maintain the work of the heart muscle, health-improvement and to strengthen the immune system. See numerous Health Benefits of Figs on Dieting Right today!
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Fig is a repository of various nutrients. They are rich in sodium, calcium, iron, magnesium and phosphorus. Iron and phosphorus are needed to maintain the work of the heart muscle, health-improvement and to strengthen the immune system. See numerous Health Benefits of Figs on Dieting Right today!
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- published: 25 Nov 2013
- views: 54771
HOW TO GROW FIGS IN A CONTAINER OR POT
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- Duration: 7:23
- Updated: 10 Jul 2013
- views: 187766
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My name is Mark Abbott Compton I've been growing vegetables and fruit for over 45 years using No-Dig,Raised beds and classic tech...
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My name is Mark Abbott Compton I've been growing vegetables and fruit for over 45 years using No-Dig,Raised beds and classic techniques all with one aim, quite simply 'All about the taste' this YouTube Channel is where I'll upload all my episodes of my regular gardening show The Ten Minute Gardener
For more in depth films and details of our Online Courses head over to my website, subscribe to my free monthly newsletter and you'll get access to a monthly tutorial video all about gardening tips, how-tos, why-tos and when-tos recipes and all those hints and tips that a lifetimes gardening teaches you,how to get fantastic results without wasting time,effort and money
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My name is Mark Abbott Compton I've been growing vegetables and fruit for over 45 years using No-Dig,Raised beds and classic techniques all with one aim, quite simply 'All about the taste' this YouTube Channel is where I'll upload all my episodes of my regular gardening show The Ten Minute Gardener
For more in depth films and details of our Online Courses head over to my website, subscribe to my free monthly newsletter and you'll get access to a monthly tutorial video all about gardening tips, how-tos, why-tos and when-tos recipes and all those hints and tips that a lifetimes gardening teaches you,how to get fantastic results without wasting time,effort and money
- published: 10 Jul 2013
- views: 187766
The Fruiting Fig Tree Profile - Prune Like a Pro
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- Duration: 3:02
- Updated: 18 Sep 2014
- views: 24796
Arborist Gary Knowlton provides a tree profile of the Fruiting Fig (Ficus Carica). These smaller, slower growing ficus can be easily fitted into the urban land...
Arborist Gary Knowlton provides a tree profile of the Fruiting Fig (Ficus Carica). These smaller, slower growing ficus can be easily fitted into the urban landscape. Gary describes proper care and maintenance of these trees, as well as tips for managing the tree in the early stages of development.
For more information on Gary or Prune Like a Pro visit: PruneLikeaPro.com
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Arborist Gary Knowlton provides a tree profile of the Fruiting Fig (Ficus Carica). These smaller, slower growing ficus can be easily fitted into the urban landscape. Gary describes proper care and maintenance of these trees, as well as tips for managing the tree in the early stages of development.
For more information on Gary or Prune Like a Pro visit: PruneLikeaPro.com
- published: 18 Sep 2014
- views: 24796
Figs making a name for Malaysia
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- Duration: 5:08
- Updated: 08 May 2015
- views: 2559
Datuk Syed Elias, a pioneer fig grower in Malaysia, plans to set up a figs conservatory to join international fig collectors in the study of this fruit from hea...
Datuk Syed Elias, a pioneer fig grower in Malaysia, plans to set up a figs conservatory to join international fig collectors in the study of this fruit from heaven.
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How to grow a fig tree from a cutting part 1
How to propagate a fig tree from a fig tree cutting.
published: 11 Jul 2011
How to grow a fig tree from a cutting part 1
How to grow a fig tree from a cutting part 1
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How to eat a Fig!
This quick video demonstrates how to successfully eat a fig without getting sore lips or t...
published: 26 Jun 2009
How to eat a Fig!
How to eat a Fig!
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Do Figs Really Have Dead Wasps In Them?
Some figs need fig wasps to pollinate their fruit. But are we eating dead wasps every time...
published: 30 Oct 2014
Do Figs Really Have Dead Wasps In Them?
Do Figs Really Have Dead Wasps In Them?
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- published: 30 Oct 2014
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Propagate Figs From Cuttings: A Better Way
My little farm really needs some Fig trees. You may know that I've already tried to propag...
published: 08 Sep 2015
Propagate Figs From Cuttings: A Better Way
Propagate Figs From Cuttings: A Better Way
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Health Benefits of Fig Fruit
Amazing Health Benefits of Fig Fruit. Health Tips, Beauty Tips and Home Remedies only on h...
published: 10 Apr 2015
Health Benefits of Fig Fruit
Health Benefits of Fig Fruit
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Cleft Grafting a Fig Tree
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published: 08 Mar 2016
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Cleft Grafting a Fig Tree
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Fig Wasp Story
MUTUALISM - The intricate story of the exclusive relationship between the fig tree and the...
published: 03 Dec 2015
Fig Wasp Story
Fig Wasp Story
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Pruning fig trees for winter storage
After a couple of frosts, it is time to prune the fig trees and move them into the garage....
published: 02 Nov 2015
Pruning fig trees for winter storage
Pruning fig trees for winter storage
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Health Benefits of Figs | Ventuno Dieting Right
Fig is a repository of various nutrients. They are rich in sodium, calcium, iron, magnesiu...
published: 25 Nov 2013
Health Benefits of Figs | Ventuno Dieting Right
Health Benefits of Figs | Ventuno Dieting Right
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HOW TO GROW FIGS IN A CONTAINER OR POT
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My name is Mark Abbott Compton I've been growing vegetables...
published: 10 Jul 2013
HOW TO GROW FIGS IN A CONTAINER OR POT
HOW TO GROW FIGS IN A CONTAINER OR POT
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3:02
The Fruiting Fig Tree Profile - Prune Like a Pro
Arborist Gary Knowlton provides a tree profile of the Fruiting Fig (Ficus Carica). These ...
published: 18 Sep 2014
The Fruiting Fig Tree Profile - Prune Like a Pro
The Fruiting Fig Tree Profile - Prune Like a Pro
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5:08
Figs making a name for Malaysia
Datuk Syed Elias, a pioneer fig grower in Malaysia, plans to set up a figs conservatory to...
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Figs making a name for Malaysia
Figs making a name for Malaysia
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How to eat a Fig!...
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Health Benefits of Fig Fruit...
Cleft Grafting a Fig Tree...
Fig Wasp Story...
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O inverno no seu corpo coberto
O gosto do inverno
Entra pelos olhos
Branco como as nuvens
Que eu nunca toquei
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O inverno nos seus braços abertos
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Quebrar o gelo do inverno
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Entra pela sala
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US magazine names British star in media gag over 'sex with prostitute'
Edit Belfast Telegraph 05 May 2016
A famous British actor who won an injunction to prevent claims that he slept with a prostitute from being published has been named in the US. The married star allegedly paid for sex with Helen Wood, the former escort who once claimed she had an affair with England footballer Wayne Rooney while his wife Coleen was pregnant with their first child. Share Go To ... The actor's name was also circulated on social media ... He said ... " ... ....
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Breaching Iraq’s Green Zone’s Barricades Was Clash Of Imaginations
Edit WorldNews.com 06 May 2016
“I went to the West and saw Islam, but no Muslims; I got back to the East and saw Muslims, but not Islam.” – Muhammad AbduhArticle by WN.com Correspondent Dallas Darling ... Not only was the Mahdi’s imminent and revelatory return clashing with America’s imaginary Global Pacification System (GPS), but with the resourceful aspirations of many Americans, aspirations tied-up in the multibillion-dollar military obstacle. U.S ... The U.S....
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The GOP resistance to Donald Trump
Edit CNN 06 May 2016
Washington (CNN)Donald Trump's march to the White House encountered fierce resistance from his own party Thursday as senior lawmakers hesitated to endorse him, party luminaries said they'd skip his nominating convention and others pondered the potential of a third-party bid ... "And we've got a ways to go from here to there," Ryan said. Trump dug in ... Read More ... Bush, George W. Bush and former Vice President Dick Cheney ... Arizona Sen ... Replay ... ....
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RNC Chairman Says Trump "Trying" To Rein In Craziness Surrounding His Campaign
Edit WorldNews.com 06 May 2016
Republican National Committee Chairman Reince Priebus is asking citizens to see past all the showmanship and craziness surrounding Republican frontrunner Donald Trump’s campaign and realize the New York entrepreneur is “trying,” CBS News reported Friday. "He's trying. Honestly, he's trying.” – RNC Chairman Reince Priebus speaking about Donald Trump ... ....
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Russia flexes its military might in Syria
Edit CNN 06 May 2016
Latakia, Syria (CNN)Despite Russia's claim that it would withdraw most of its forces from Syria, they maintain a strong presence at the Hmeymim airbase near Latakia. While some assets have been removed, others have been added. Here are Russia's main combat assets in Syria. SU-34 Strike Aircraft. Two Russian SU-34s on the tarmac at Hmeymim base in northern Syria, May 4, 2016. SU-34 is Russia's most advanced fighter bomber ... Read More ... ....
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Edit Public Technologies 06 May 2016Upcoming Houston Food Events: Celebrate National Burger Month
Edit Houston Press 06 May 2016
A A. Facebook-. Twitter -. More shares recommend reddit email -. - ... This month, iPic Theaters, 4444 Westheimer, is partnering with Chef Luca Manfe, winner of MasterChef Season 4 and the mind behind The Lucky Fig. Chef Manfè’s Chicken Milanese Sliders, made with crispy chicken, pickled red onion, fig marmalade, stout mustard, and garlic buttered brioche buns, will be available in iPic Theaters locations nationwide ... to 3 p.m ... ....
Evan Hughes running for Labor in seat of Wentworth: shadowing a shadow of Turnbull's former self
Edit Sydney Morning Herald 06 May 2016
Political wannabe Evan Hughes, the man who would be Turnbull, stands knee-deep at Watsons Bay demanding to be taken seriously. He is Labor's hope for Malcolm Turnbull's seat of Wentworth ... Advertisement ... "Then there's his chickening out on same-sex marriage, continuing Tony Abbott's Gonski backflip, allowing the fig trees to be axed and not reining in his friends' mad push to spend $38 million developing Bondi Pavilion ... ....
Nyaru the orangutan is off to 'jungle school' to prepare to live in the wild
Edit The Guardian 06 May 2016
Eight-year-old male primate will leave Perth zoo for sanctuary on Indonesian island of Sumatra where, at his own pace, he will be released. @callapilla. Nyaru has been learning to fast between meals ... Related ... It also includes nest-making lessons from Puan, the 63-year-old matriarch, time spent socialising with Teliti, a six-year-old female, and access to a live fig tree to test his new climbing and nest building skills ... ....
Padma Lakshmi Shares her Favorite Sweet and Spicy Tazo Tea Pairings (Teavana Corp)
Edit Public Technologies 06 May 2016
(Source. Teavana Corp). For food expert Padma Lakshmi, tea was her entrée into the world of cooking ... 'I would boil whole milk in a big pot and add tea, ginger, sugar and crushed cardamom pods.' ... Lakshmi, who is the author of two bestselling cookbooks and her new memoir, 'Love, Loss and What We Ate,' has created several seasonal recipes to pair perfectly with Tazo Chai, including baked figs, and toast with cheese and spicy jam ... (noodl....
Padma Lakshmi Shares her Favorite Sweet and Spicy Tazo Tea Pairings (Starbucks Corporation)
Edit Public Technologies 06 May 2016
(Source. Starbucks Corporation). For food expert Padma Lakshmi, tea was her entrée into the world of cooking ... 'I would boil whole milk in a big pot and add tea, ginger, sugar and crushed cardamom pods.' ... Lakshmi, who is the author of two bestselling cookbooks and her new memoir, 'Love, Loss and What We Ate,' has created several seasonal recipes to pair perfectly with Tazo Chai, including baked figs, and toast with cheese and spicy jam....
Class wars continue as wealthy exploit the weak
Edit Sydney Morning Herald 06 May 2016
LETTERS ... Or the young foreigners, working on farms, remorselessly overcharged and underpaid by labour contractors ... ... While we are getting angry about the chopping down of fig trees, can we direct some of that anger towards the deplorable action taken out against refugees in Nauru (Letters, May 6.) Apparently refugees there who have attempted suicide have been taken to court, convicted, with a fine imposed and thrown in gaol ... ....
Every Episode of David Attenborough’s Life Series, Ranked
Edit The Atlantic 06 May 2016
I met Attenborough twice ... He is the man you imagine ... (BBC) ... Highlight ... (BBC) ... 16, including gawping at ferns and flowers at the top of a 200-foot-tall koompasia tree, “a complete garden in the branches, with no part of it touching the ground”; leaping across a line of smoldering flames in Australia; and watching a strangler fig, which encases host trees in a cage of roots that fatally steal its nutrients, leaving behind a hollow cylinder....
FIGS receives $5 million in funding led by Campfire Capital
Edit The Miami Herald 05 May 2016
FIGS, a medical apparel startup in South Florida, received $5 million in Series A funding ... Founded in 2013 by Heather Hasson and Trina Spear, FIGS identified a need for alternatives to currently available products in the medical scrubs industry, the bulk of which were made up of low-quality, uncomfortable styles ... FIGS has raised $10 million in funding to date ... FIGS, SkyPatrol chosen for Endeavor network....
How to make the perfect fig rolls
Edit The Guardian 05 May 2016
But should your figs be soft or dried? And what flavours will balance the sweetness?. Forget Brexit, or the correct way to dress a scone – there’s no quicker way to judge a person’s quality than to offer them a fig roll. The lesser individual is inclined to wrinkle their nose, much as if they’d been presented with a poo on a stick, while the sound fellow will exclaim, through a shower of buttery crumbs, “Oh, but I love fig rolls!”....
MSF brands humanitarian summit 'a fig-leaf of good intentions' as it pulls out
Edit The Guardian 05 May 2016
@swajones. One of the world’s most prominent and outspoken charities, Médecins Sans Frontières, has pulled out of this month’s landmark world humanitarian summit, describing it as a “fig-leaf of good intentions” that will do little to protect the planet’s most vulnerable people or those trying to help them ... “The summit has become a fig-leaf of good intentions, allowing these systematic violations, by states above all, to be ignored.” ... ....
Medical Aid Group Pulls Out of 'Fig-leaf' UN Humanitarian Summit
Edit Voa News 05 May 2016
Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) is pulling out of the first ever World Humanitarian Summit, saying the U.N.-sponsored meeting will not hold states to account for their role in conflicts or pressure them to abide by the laws of war ... agencies ... "The summit has become a fig-leaf of good intentions, allowing these systematic violations, by states above all, to be ignored." ... "Hope is not a strategy," she added. ....
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