Hubby wears briefs. He doesn't like boxers...hmmm never tried fig leaves...
Boxers, Briefs or fig leaves?
boxers or boxer briefs
Reply:Boxer Briefs~
Reply:Boxers
Reply:Well, the fig leaves tend to get a little itchy...
Reply:boxers. they're loose and comfortable.
B
Monday, January 30, 2012
WHAT IS THE FIG-ER OF THE POWER , God having defferent Names ,But how we put the Nmes With Out seeing the god?
SUN - POWER - SHINING - HEAT
RIVER- FLOW-
But i just only seeing power is shining , flowing , heatting , thinking But What is actully behind this ? power is this God ? God invissible !! But god Having defferent name ? How can we put name with out seeing the god ???
WHAT IS THE FIG-ER OF THE POWER , God having defferent Names ,But how we put the Nmes With Out seeing the god?
Do you need to know God's true name to know he is God?
Do you need it to live good, love and be blessed in his sight, NO.
There you go, you don't need to know a name that is irrelevant anyways.
It is more important that God knows your name.
Reply:The Creator is living intelligent Energy. It has no name but is all names. Your belief in your name for God is what gives it power.
Reply:The same way Superman and Santa Claus and the tooth fairy were named. People just thought up the name. It is called fiction!
Egyptians called God RA
Norse caleed God Odin
Greek called God Zues.
It is all fantasy
Reply:It requires only imagination to name a god without having evidence of its existence.
Reply:Like water is called in different names in different languages, so god has different names for different people according to their faith even though god is one.
Reply:Meditate, look within yourself, there you will find the unnameable, what we see with our eyes is a projection of that.
ada
RIVER- FLOW-
But i just only seeing power is shining , flowing , heatting , thinking But What is actully behind this ? power is this God ? God invissible !! But god Having defferent name ? How can we put name with out seeing the god ???
WHAT IS THE FIG-ER OF THE POWER , God having defferent Names ,But how we put the Nmes With Out seeing the god?
Do you need to know God's true name to know he is God?
Do you need it to live good, love and be blessed in his sight, NO.
There you go, you don't need to know a name that is irrelevant anyways.
It is more important that God knows your name.
Reply:The Creator is living intelligent Energy. It has no name but is all names. Your belief in your name for God is what gives it power.
Reply:The same way Superman and Santa Claus and the tooth fairy were named. People just thought up the name. It is called fiction!
Egyptians called God RA
Norse caleed God Odin
Greek called God Zues.
It is all fantasy
Reply:It requires only imagination to name a god without having evidence of its existence.
Reply:Like water is called in different names in different languages, so god has different names for different people according to their faith even though god is one.
Reply:Meditate, look within yourself, there you will find the unnameable, what we see with our eyes is a projection of that.
ada
Why is my fig tree losing leaves?
Hello Freaky -
Its difficult to determine what the problem is because there are not many details; but, I wanted to add here that it could be something as simple as this: fig trees will loose their leaves when/if you experience a cold snap. The tree will suddendly loose their leaves, but they will come back once the weather warms up. If your area has experienced a recent cold spell, this could be the reason for this - dont do anything other than protect from further cold and wait for the new growth once the weather warms up.
If the tree is established and older, if the sudden dropping of leaves could be indicative of overwatering. Either way: if its cold or overwater, its best to hold back on any consistent or overly moist conditions and just wait till the warmer weather comes up.
Good luck
Why is my fig tree losing leaves?
Might be peach leaf curl a fungus
Reply:Probably lack of water or fungus on roots. My fig tree eventually died because of a root problem.
Its difficult to determine what the problem is because there are not many details; but, I wanted to add here that it could be something as simple as this: fig trees will loose their leaves when/if you experience a cold snap. The tree will suddendly loose their leaves, but they will come back once the weather warms up. If your area has experienced a recent cold spell, this could be the reason for this - dont do anything other than protect from further cold and wait for the new growth once the weather warms up.
If the tree is established and older, if the sudden dropping of leaves could be indicative of overwatering. Either way: if its cold or overwater, its best to hold back on any consistent or overly moist conditions and just wait till the warmer weather comes up.
Good luck
Why is my fig tree losing leaves?
Might be peach leaf curl a fungus
Reply:Probably lack of water or fungus on roots. My fig tree eventually died because of a root problem.
Ive started eating fig newtons...is that why im suddenly having a lot of gas and increased...waste?
if so, what can i do about it?
Ive started eating fig newtons...is that why im suddenly having a lot of gas and increased...waste?
Yes it is. Although fig newtons don't have prunes, they have figs which react the same way in your body. The reason you have more gas and waste is because of the large amount of fiber in them. Fiber is a VERY good thing to have in your diet, for many reasons, but if the extra gas is worrisome or inconvenient, just take a gas pill also. You'll also find this effect with fruits and vegetables, and whole wheat breads.
Reply:could be true
Solution: eat fewer fig newtons
Reply:Yes. Prunes will help clean you out. Cut down on eating the Fig Newtons. I know they are addicting because I have been down that road before.
Reply:They are supposed to have figs in them. Hmmmm!!!! Better go get a package and look.
My guess is they have alot of fiber. So just don't eat as many. Or take some kind of anti gas medicine after eating them.
Reply:fig newtons contain lots of fiber also may have lactative effect
Reply:its a side affect of eating too many. if you want to um... be regular put 'fibersure' in a drink
Reply:Well, figs certainly would be the cause of the extra gas and waste, due to the nutritional value in them, namely the fibre level. What to do about it is either not eat them or deal with it, because you could definately use the cleanse. You should be eating around 25 grams of fibre each day for a healthy bowel, so incorporate other fibre options into your diet, along with the fig newtons. As for the gas, I recommend activated charcoal from the health store.
Reply:Figs have fiber in them, which always makes you go to the bathroom easier. If you eat a lot of them then yes it would give you gas. Cut back on them, or make sure you're drinking extra liquid to balance it out.
Reply:yea, but they don't have prunes in them, they have figs in them
Reply:well yeah but how many did you eat hahahahahahahahahahahaha has alot of gas hahahahahahahahah............excusme im sorry haha i just like typing but if u eat it every day thats the problem eat it maybe 5 days a week or so
Reply:love it or leave it something got to give .
Ive started eating fig newtons...is that why im suddenly having a lot of gas and increased...waste?
Yes it is. Although fig newtons don't have prunes, they have figs which react the same way in your body. The reason you have more gas and waste is because of the large amount of fiber in them. Fiber is a VERY good thing to have in your diet, for many reasons, but if the extra gas is worrisome or inconvenient, just take a gas pill also. You'll also find this effect with fruits and vegetables, and whole wheat breads.
Reply:could be true
Solution: eat fewer fig newtons
Reply:Yes. Prunes will help clean you out. Cut down on eating the Fig Newtons. I know they are addicting because I have been down that road before.
Reply:They are supposed to have figs in them. Hmmmm!!!! Better go get a package and look.
My guess is they have alot of fiber. So just don't eat as many. Or take some kind of anti gas medicine after eating them.
Reply:fig newtons contain lots of fiber also may have lactative effect
Reply:its a side affect of eating too many. if you want to um... be regular put 'fibersure' in a drink
Reply:Well, figs certainly would be the cause of the extra gas and waste, due to the nutritional value in them, namely the fibre level. What to do about it is either not eat them or deal with it, because you could definately use the cleanse. You should be eating around 25 grams of fibre each day for a healthy bowel, so incorporate other fibre options into your diet, along with the fig newtons. As for the gas, I recommend activated charcoal from the health store.
Reply:Figs have fiber in them, which always makes you go to the bathroom easier. If you eat a lot of them then yes it would give you gas. Cut back on them, or make sure you're drinking extra liquid to balance it out.
Reply:yea, but they don't have prunes in them, they have figs in them
Reply:well yeah but how many did you eat hahahahahahahahahahahaha has alot of gas hahahahahahahahah............excusme im sorry haha i just like typing but if u eat it every day thats the problem eat it maybe 5 days a week or so
Reply:love it or leave it something got to give .
Was Eve's fig leaf the world's first topless bikini?
.. and should the fella that invented the topless bikini in the 1960's be sued for patent infringment?
Was Eve's fig leaf the world's first topless bikini?
did someone invent the "toppless bikini"?
Reply:Yes.
Reply:By that time, it was in the public domain.
Reply:I remember that--it was called the monokini. How lame...
Reply:Depending on which way the leaf was used, it could have actually been considered the first *thong*.
:-)
Reply:The Bible says they made aprons of fig leaves by sewing them together.An apron covers the top half.The topless question is just more atheistic assumption instead of fact.
Reply::) nope , god made us using evolution..
Reply:As an aside, I think whoever invented the Speedo for men should burn in Hell.
Reply:Did Eve file a patent? I think not. Dumb broad... could've made a fortune.
Reply:No, it was a thong.
Reply:Isn't "inventing the topless bikini" kind of like proving God's existence by the absence of proof? It's leaving something out...not adding something. Pretty crappy excuse for an "invention" if you ask me. Whoever invented the original bikini should sue!
(PS--I think the story goes that God sewed them some clothes from animal skins, actually. Maybe He should sue Bettie Page over her leopard skin bikini shoot.)
Reply:....Ok mar lekker stupid ne.......
Was Eve's fig leaf the world's first topless bikini?
did someone invent the "toppless bikini"?
Reply:Yes.
Reply:By that time, it was in the public domain.
Reply:I remember that--it was called the monokini. How lame...
Reply:Depending on which way the leaf was used, it could have actually been considered the first *thong*.
:-)
Reply:The Bible says they made aprons of fig leaves by sewing them together.An apron covers the top half.The topless question is just more atheistic assumption instead of fact.
Reply::) nope , god made us using evolution..
Reply:As an aside, I think whoever invented the Speedo for men should burn in Hell.
Reply:Did Eve file a patent? I think not. Dumb broad... could've made a fortune.
Reply:No, it was a thong.
Reply:Isn't "inventing the topless bikini" kind of like proving God's existence by the absence of proof? It's leaving something out...not adding something. Pretty crappy excuse for an "invention" if you ask me. Whoever invented the original bikini should sue!
(PS--I think the story goes that God sewed them some clothes from animal skins, actually. Maybe He should sue Bettie Page over her leopard skin bikini shoot.)
Reply:....Ok mar lekker stupid ne.......
If u can fig this out u can have my pretty picture..?
A husband and wife ran out of gas on a deserted road..husband went to get the gas...he rolled up the windows and locked all the doors when he returned all the windows were rolled up the doors were locked and the wife had been killed there was someone else in the car and blood everywhere what happened?
If u can fig this out u can have my pretty picture..?
The wife had gone into labour. The blood was from childbirth. The other person was their baby
Reply:Goatboy - did you? Report It
Reply:Either the person was already in the car before he left or the wife unlocked the door to answer a question or something and the person got in and killed her.
Reply:Were they in a convertible?
Reply:There's been an assassin when the husband went for the gas...then massacred the wife.
Reply:he killed her before he left
Reply:The wife let the other person in the car.
Reply:The guy was rushing his wife to the hospital because she was about to go into labor. They ran out of gas and the guy went to go get gas, this is why his wife stayed in the car. She ended up giving birth while he was getting gas. She died at birth and the other person in the car was there baby.
Reply:someone saw the chick in the car,crawled underneath and shot her with a 9mm
Reply:i dont know can i get your picture anyway
cbakakale@sbcglobal.net
Reply:Captain James T. Kirk used the scanners on the Enterprise and found the lady sitting alone in the car. Kirk had Scotty beam him down into the car. The women became so bored with Captain Kirks conversation she committed suicide using the gun they kept in the glove box. The Husband returned finding Captain Kirk and his dead wife in the car before Captain Kirk could say "Beam me up Scotty" .
I believe this is the only plausible answer that makes sense. Live Long and prosper.
Reply:Died during childbirth
Reply:The wife saw her lover and let him in. She said she was having her period but he still insisted on making love to her. She died on the moment supreme. While she came she had a female ejaculation that mixed with all her period-bleeding that splattered the whole car.
Also: could be aliens who beamed her up, killed her. While they regret their deed, they beamed her down and included another copy of mankind as reward.
Reply:he killed before he left the house and ran out of gas before he drop the body.
Reply:she killed herself
addis
If u can fig this out u can have my pretty picture..?
The wife had gone into labour. The blood was from childbirth. The other person was their baby
Reply:Goatboy - did you? Report It
Reply:Either the person was already in the car before he left or the wife unlocked the door to answer a question or something and the person got in and killed her.
Reply:Were they in a convertible?
Reply:There's been an assassin when the husband went for the gas...then massacred the wife.
Reply:he killed her before he left
Reply:The wife let the other person in the car.
Reply:The guy was rushing his wife to the hospital because she was about to go into labor. They ran out of gas and the guy went to go get gas, this is why his wife stayed in the car. She ended up giving birth while he was getting gas. She died at birth and the other person in the car was there baby.
Reply:someone saw the chick in the car,crawled underneath and shot her with a 9mm
Reply:i dont know can i get your picture anyway
cbakakale@sbcglobal.net
Reply:Captain James T. Kirk used the scanners on the Enterprise and found the lady sitting alone in the car. Kirk had Scotty beam him down into the car. The women became so bored with Captain Kirks conversation she committed suicide using the gun they kept in the glove box. The Husband returned finding Captain Kirk and his dead wife in the car before Captain Kirk could say "Beam me up Scotty" .
I believe this is the only plausible answer that makes sense. Live Long and prosper.
Reply:Died during childbirth
Reply:The wife saw her lover and let him in. She said she was having her period but he still insisted on making love to her. She died on the moment supreme. While she came she had a female ejaculation that mixed with all her period-bleeding that splattered the whole car.
Also: could be aliens who beamed her up, killed her. While they regret their deed, they beamed her down and included another copy of mankind as reward.
Reply:he killed before he left the house and ran out of gas before he drop the body.
Reply:she killed herself
addis
How much does Fig (lipodissolve) cost?
I would like to know how much per injection, and how many one area usually needs, and or if multiple treatments need to be done.
How much does Fig (lipodissolve) cost?
Have been trying to find this out too.. I am very interested in it. They won't even discuss price unless you go in for a consultation. They do have financing though. Website below.
Reply:you are beautiful just the way you are please don't resort to plastic surgery, it's not the right answer!
Reply:google it................................duh!
How much does Fig (lipodissolve) cost?
Have been trying to find this out too.. I am very interested in it. They won't even discuss price unless you go in for a consultation. They do have financing though. Website below.
Reply:you are beautiful just the way you are please don't resort to plastic surgery, it's not the right answer!
Reply:google it................................duh!
Please help. From fig 1a how was the level of enzyme activity determined?
go to http://www.biochemj.org/bj/391/0285/bj39...
The authors used a radioactively labelled preparation of cell membranes as a substrate for the gpi-pld. The activity of purified and exogenously added gpi-pld was assayed by measuring the release of the radioactively labelled PA (phosphatidic acid)
Please help. From fig 1a how was the level of enzyme activity determined?
They have a lipid membrane made of phosphatidylinositol. The acid residues come from tirtium-labelled myristic acid.
And the phosphatidylinositol molecules are bound to a surface glycoprotein via glycosidic bonds.
They start every reaction with 10000 cpm's worth of membrane, and as the enzyme works its magic, it releases the phosphatidylinositol from the protein. This phospholipid is then extracted and radioactively assayed.
The authors used a radioactively labelled preparation of cell membranes as a substrate for the gpi-pld. The activity of purified and exogenously added gpi-pld was assayed by measuring the release of the radioactively labelled PA (phosphatidic acid)
Please help. From fig 1a how was the level of enzyme activity determined?
They have a lipid membrane made of phosphatidylinositol. The acid residues come from tirtium-labelled myristic acid.
And the phosphatidylinositol molecules are bound to a surface glycoprotein via glycosidic bonds.
They start every reaction with 10000 cpm's worth of membrane, and as the enzyme works its magic, it releases the phosphatidylinositol from the protein. This phospholipid is then extracted and radioactively assayed.
Caramel Apple Dessert Fig Newtons?
How come I can't buy these anymore??!! I loved these!! Nabisco made them
Caramel Apple Dessert Fig Newtons?
Because Nabisco doesn't make them anymore. It was a limited time product. It didn't match projected demographic and no they are no more.
Reply:I love caramel apples! They are traditional.... but they are so yummy!!! I don't think I could live without a caramel apple.
Reply:they dont make them anymore
Caramel Apple Dessert Fig Newtons?
Because Nabisco doesn't make them anymore. It was a limited time product. It didn't match projected demographic and no they are no more.
Reply:I love caramel apples! They are traditional.... but they are so yummy!!! I don't think I could live without a caramel apple.
Reply:they dont make them anymore
What is conciliatory fig leaf?
Should they have actually said conciliatory olive branch?
That would be to make a move to reconcile differences and move forward with a relationship, sort of a 'mend broken fences' type of thing.
What is conciliatory fig leaf?
a very small but effective cover-up.
larry
That would be to make a move to reconcile differences and move forward with a relationship, sort of a 'mend broken fences' type of thing.
What is conciliatory fig leaf?
a very small but effective cover-up.
larry
I have a fig tree that wont grow no bigger than 2 feet.how do i care for it?
There are different varieties of fig bushes. I have several in a small group that have been there through at least three generations of my family. They are the large variety, that is they produce large fruit. We think they are the best, but I don't know the name of them. As we are on a farm, we have in the past used fertilizer from the horse barn and later commercial fertilizer. If you use chemical fertilizer, I suggest that you use 8-8-8- as it is not too strong and you should sprinkle it around the bushes not to thickly. I would say a teacup full thinly around each bush would be fine. Keep vines and weeds away from the bushes. I have a problem with wild honeysuckle that attempts to choke my bushes. Depending on your rainfall, you may need to water also. Make a judgment call on this. If you purchased the bush maybe you can find out what variety it is. Good luck.
Was Charybdis a fig tree?
The fig tree is actually SYKEUS or Syceus, who was one of the Gigantes who waged war on the gods. Fleeing from Zeus, his mother Gaia (the Earth) hid him in her bossom, transforming him into the first fig-tree. Charybdis was was once a nymph-daughter of Poseidon and Gaia who flooded lands for her father's underwater kingdom until Zeus turned her into a monster and have her suck in and out water three times a day creating whirlpools. She lived in a cave at one side of the Strait of Messina, opposite the monster Scylla, the two of them forming a dangerous threat to passing ships.
Was Charybdis a fig tree?
Charybdis was once a nymph-daughter of Poseidon and Gaia who flooded lands for her father's underwater kingdom until Zeus turned her into a monster and have her suck in and out water three times an day. She lived in a cave at one side of the Strait of Messina, opposite the monster Scylla, the two of them forming a dangerous threat to passing ships.
Reply:In Greek mythology, Kharybdis or Charybdis was a sea monster, daughter of Poseidon and Gaia. She takes form as a monstrous mouth. She swallows huge amounts of water three times a day and then belches them back out again creating whirlpools. Charybdis was originally a naiad, sea-nymph who stole Heracles' cattle until Zeus became angry and threw her into the sea, and as punishment, turned her into a sea monster.
Was Charybdis a fig tree?
Charybdis was once a nymph-daughter of Poseidon and Gaia who flooded lands for her father's underwater kingdom until Zeus turned her into a monster and have her suck in and out water three times an day. She lived in a cave at one side of the Strait of Messina, opposite the monster Scylla, the two of them forming a dangerous threat to passing ships.
Reply:In Greek mythology, Kharybdis or Charybdis was a sea monster, daughter of Poseidon and Gaia. She takes form as a monstrous mouth. She swallows huge amounts of water three times a day and then belches them back out again creating whirlpools. Charybdis was originally a naiad, sea-nymph who stole Heracles' cattle until Zeus became angry and threw her into the sea, and as punishment, turned her into a sea monster.
Who wants a Fig Newton?
me! please??? hey thx!
Who wants a Fig Newton?
i do!
Reply:YUCK NOT ME ................................YOU HAVE ANY CHOCOLATE CHIP?????????????
Reply:No thanks.
Reply:me, please!
thx =D
Reply:Thank you. mmmmm that was delicious.....oops my sugar just went up.
Reply:Ugh, I'll pass!
Reply:Got Milk?
Reply:Yuk, I don't
Reply:sure why not
Who wants a Fig Newton?
i do!
Reply:YUCK NOT ME ................................YOU HAVE ANY CHOCOLATE CHIP?????????????
Reply:No thanks.
Reply:me, please!
thx =D
Reply:Thank you. mmmmm that was delicious.....oops my sugar just went up.
Reply:Ugh, I'll pass!
Reply:Got Milk?
Reply:Yuk, I don't
Reply:sure why not
Do you like fig newtons?
no one i know likes them! :(
Do you like fig newtons?
Yup! Its not a cookie..its fruit and cake!
Reply:Yes, yes I do.
Reply:Yeah. I like the raspberry ones better than the fig but the fig ones are good too. I just had one like 5 minutes ago.
Reply:they're different. I like them once in a while.
Reply:Yes, I do. Not only are they delicious, but they are healthy, too!
Reply:I do!
Reply:I do not. I only like the strawberry or apples ones. Do they still have those? I haven't bought any in so long, I don't know.
Reply:They're ok, until you eat about 20 of them. :)
Reply:Yep. Fig newtons are great!
one of my favorite cookies.
Reply:luv them mmm mmm mmm mmm mmm mmm mmm !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Reply:THERE OKAY
Reply:I just love dried mission figs... I can eat them by the handfull like candy! I can do without the processed crud cookie on the outside so no, I do not like Fig Newtons.
Reply:sweet...I too share a love of the old people snack....my dirty little secret.
Reply:i love them
Reply:Yeah I do. I like the original ones. Just the plain classic ones. And I like the plain regular ones made by paul neuman and I like some of the natural whole grain ones. I have liked them since I was a kid, but i am one of those rare people who does not really like chocolate that much. We do exist. I am one of the few. They cherry ones taste like medicine is in them.
Reply:I like Nilla Waffers better.
Reply:yeah
Reply:I prefer Isaac.
Reply:i do i do!
Hardly ever get any though...
Reply:i like them
Reply:i like them cause you can break them apart and put them back together again.
Reply:no i like the apple newtons
Reply:That is no longer true! Hiya!!
Reply:Your darn tootin, we like fig newtons.
Reply:no, nobody likes those, except some really old people are probably dead by now.
Reply:If you knew me then you would know someone that likes them.
Reply:I love every flavor they have....!!!
Reply:they suck hard!
Reply:no well kinda the strawberry kind
Reply:Ya darn tootin', I love Fig Newtons.
(Which is funny, as I can't stand figs.)
Reply:Yes I do.
Chemicals
Do you like fig newtons?
Yup! Its not a cookie..its fruit and cake!
Reply:Yes, yes I do.
Reply:Yeah. I like the raspberry ones better than the fig but the fig ones are good too. I just had one like 5 minutes ago.
Reply:they're different. I like them once in a while.
Reply:Yes, I do. Not only are they delicious, but they are healthy, too!
Reply:I do!
Reply:I do not. I only like the strawberry or apples ones. Do they still have those? I haven't bought any in so long, I don't know.
Reply:They're ok, until you eat about 20 of them. :)
Reply:Yep. Fig newtons are great!
one of my favorite cookies.
Reply:luv them mmm mmm mmm mmm mmm mmm mmm !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Reply:THERE OKAY
Reply:I just love dried mission figs... I can eat them by the handfull like candy! I can do without the processed crud cookie on the outside so no, I do not like Fig Newtons.
Reply:sweet...I too share a love of the old people snack....my dirty little secret.
Reply:i love them
Reply:Yeah I do. I like the original ones. Just the plain classic ones. And I like the plain regular ones made by paul neuman and I like some of the natural whole grain ones. I have liked them since I was a kid, but i am one of those rare people who does not really like chocolate that much. We do exist. I am one of the few. They cherry ones taste like medicine is in them.
Reply:I like Nilla Waffers better.
Reply:yeah
Reply:I prefer Isaac.
Reply:i do i do!
Hardly ever get any though...
Reply:i like them
Reply:i like them cause you can break them apart and put them back together again.
Reply:no i like the apple newtons
Reply:That is no longer true! Hiya!!
Reply:Your darn tootin, we like fig newtons.
Reply:no, nobody likes those, except some really old people are probably dead by now.
Reply:If you knew me then you would know someone that likes them.
Reply:I love every flavor they have....!!!
Reply:they suck hard!
Reply:no well kinda the strawberry kind
Reply:Ya darn tootin', I love Fig Newtons.
(Which is funny, as I can't stand figs.)
Reply:Yes I do.
Chemicals
Someone wrote, "The fig tree was Israel symbolically"; does that make the curse of brother Jesus any better
AMEN
Someone wrote, "The fig tree was Israel symbolically"; does that make the curse of brother Jesus any better
Scary saint you are
Makeover you need
Reply:Study to show thyself approved.
2Th 2:10 And with all deceivableness of unrighteousness in them that perish; because they received not the love of the truth, that they might be saved.
2Th 2:11 And for this cause God shall send them strong delusion, that they should believe a lie:
2Th 2:12 That they all might be damned who believed not the truth, but had pleasure in unrighteousness.
Reply:Wanna know about what God thinks of figs? Go to this website.
http://www.godhatesfigs.com/
Reply:That is a good quote thank you for sharing it with us. I haven't heard it before.
Reply:yess
Someone wrote, "The fig tree was Israel symbolically"; does that make the curse of brother Jesus any better
Scary saint you are
Makeover you need
Reply:Study to show thyself approved.
2Th 2:10 And with all deceivableness of unrighteousness in them that perish; because they received not the love of the truth, that they might be saved.
2Th 2:11 And for this cause God shall send them strong delusion, that they should believe a lie:
2Th 2:12 That they all might be damned who believed not the truth, but had pleasure in unrighteousness.
Reply:Wanna know about what God thinks of figs? Go to this website.
http://www.godhatesfigs.com/
Reply:That is a good quote thank you for sharing it with us. I haven't heard it before.
Reply:yess
How do i fig-er out what my dress size is?
here ill put it simply:
step1. pick a dress
step2. try on the dress
step3. does the dress fit? no? go back to step1.
the end. yay me
How do i fig-er out what my dress size is?
really???
is this a real question?
Reply:you try on a flippin dress
Reply:Honey go to the department store and try on clothes thats the fastest . It depends on your measurements
step1. pick a dress
step2. try on the dress
step3. does the dress fit? no? go back to step1.
the end. yay me
How do i fig-er out what my dress size is?
really???
is this a real question?
Reply:you try on a flippin dress
Reply:Honey go to the department store and try on clothes thats the fastest . It depends on your measurements
Do silverfish eat fig rolls ?
It would appear not - Or, perhaps they can't work out how to open the packet yet.
Do silverfish eat fig rolls ?
well the best thing is to leave one out and see. if you come across a big fat flup cant move silver fish and the fig roll is gon!!! then you'l know. if silver fish were as big as a dog i wonder if they'd make good pets. i realy like the little fellers. (got a couple in my house.)
Reply:I think they eat glue from cardboard boxes and flour.
Reply:they will eat them just break them into small pieces
Reply:Silverfish r not real fish, nor are they silver. They rely on the light reflection from your eyes to appear silver and the shimmering effect appears that they are fish to the passing eye. However, they do eat fig rolls but not when anybody is looking because it would give their true identity away.
Reply:Only when all the jammy dodgers have gone.
Reply:Eat them???....the little bastar*s have picnics!!!!!
Do silverfish eat fig rolls ?
well the best thing is to leave one out and see. if you come across a big fat flup cant move silver fish and the fig roll is gon!!! then you'l know. if silver fish were as big as a dog i wonder if they'd make good pets. i realy like the little fellers. (got a couple in my house.)
Reply:I think they eat glue from cardboard boxes and flour.
Reply:they will eat them just break them into small pieces
Reply:Silverfish r not real fish, nor are they silver. They rely on the light reflection from your eyes to appear silver and the shimmering effect appears that they are fish to the passing eye. However, they do eat fig rolls but not when anybody is looking because it would give their true identity away.
Reply:Only when all the jammy dodgers have gone.
Reply:Eat them???....the little bastar*s have picnics!!!!!
Can i give fig to hamster?
Yup, go ahead and make the lil one happy!
Can i give fig to hamster?
be careful
dont give it anything that they dont usually eat
check with a vet
i wouldnt suggest it!
what does the hamster know..
you dont know whether it likes it or not
just dont
its not safe..you never know
their stomachs are delicate!
Reply:You can, but only give it a small piece. Better yet, give it a raisin.
Reply:some vets say that u give Ur hamster a fig or raisin when its not able to use the bathroom (constipated)
Reply:yes
Reply:Is that a gay thing?
Reply:yes they have figs in their food you buy form the pet shop
Reply:yes
miriam
Can i give fig to hamster?
be careful
dont give it anything that they dont usually eat
check with a vet
i wouldnt suggest it!
what does the hamster know..
you dont know whether it likes it or not
just dont
its not safe..you never know
their stomachs are delicate!
Reply:You can, but only give it a small piece. Better yet, give it a raisin.
Reply:some vets say that u give Ur hamster a fig or raisin when its not able to use the bathroom (constipated)
Reply:yes
Reply:Is that a gay thing?
Reply:yes they have figs in their food you buy form the pet shop
Reply:yes
miriam
Care of white fig tree for winter in Pa.?
Fig trees need some covering up in cooler climates! Traditionally, gardeners have wrapped figs in layers of burlap and tar paper. Another method is to dig a trench next to the tree and then loosen the tree's roots, tip it into the trench, and bury it. Its good idea to spray it with dormant oil and sulphur mix, to kill any dormant pests and their eggs. Cover also protects it from light and early sprouting in spring.
Care of white fig tree for winter in Pa.?
http://www.wegmansnursery.com/services.a...
this was the best I could find which gives care for all fruit trees, including the fig tree....good luck
Care of white fig tree for winter in Pa.?
http://www.wegmansnursery.com/services.a...
this was the best I could find which gives care for all fruit trees, including the fig tree....good luck
Christians, Is it a sin to eat figs? I mean Jesus seemed to hate Fig trees.?
I thought it was evil to curse anything or anyone....
Christians, Is it a sin to eat figs? I mean Jesus seemed to hate Fig trees.?
Well then is it *puts fig newtons down and sobs*
Reply:Think of this: What if you were hungry and you went to the refrigerator get something to eat. You open it and there's nothing there. You might SLAM the door and curse. Why? Because there ain't no food in there!
So I kind of think that was Jesus human side sticking out. Hey. All he found were leaves...
Reply:i like fig newtons ...gee i hope not ..
Reply:Verse? Chapter?
Sorry, but you appear to be a troll...
Reply:You can think what you like.
Jesus enjoyed figs otherwise he would not have cared if the tree had born fruit.
God gives you the ability to bear fruit. Each if us has different talents, different "fruits" we can bear.
If we refuse to bear the fruit, using the ability that God has blessed us with, we die like the fig tree.
Why is this so hard to understand? Read the parable of the "talents".
Matthew 21:
18Now in the morning as he returned into the city, he hungered.
19And when he saw a fig tree in the way, he came to it, and found nothing thereon, but leaves only, and said unto it, Let no fruit grow on thee henceforward for ever. And presently the fig tree withered away.
20And when the disciples saw it, they marvelled, saying, How soon is the fig tree withered away!
21Jesus answered and said unto them, Verily I say unto you, If ye have faith, and doubt not, ye shall not only do this which is done to the fig tree, but also if ye shall say unto this mountain, Be thou removed, and be thou cast into the sea; it shall be done.
22And all things, whatsoever ye shall ask in prayer, believing, ye shall receive.
Reply:Hmm... what do you mean by he hated them? I am guessing that you are talking about some parable he used them in, to teach a lesson... If he told a story using the fig tree as a bad example, well, he was not actually telling it about the fig tree. His stories never are literal; you have to figure out what he is really talking about.
Hope this helps!
Reply:http://www.godhatesfigs.com
Reply:Matthew 21:18-22, the cursing of the barren fig tree....
Christ's just expectations from flourishing professors are often frustrated and disappointed; he comes to many, seeking fruit, and finds leaves only, and he discovers it. Many have a name to live, and are not alive indeed; dote on the form of godliness, and yet deny the power of it. The sin of barrenness is justly punished with the curse and plague of barrenness; Let no fruit grow on thee henceforward for ever. As one of the chiefest blessings, and which was the first, is, Be fruitful; so one of the saddest curses is, Be no more fruitful. Thus the sin of hypocrites is made their punishment; they would not do good, and therefore they shall do none; he that is fruitless, let him be fruitless still, and lose his honour and comfort.
You are wrong when you say you thought it was evil to curse anything or anyone. It is not. It is wrong to curse something UNJUSTLY. Jesus did not curse the fig tree unjustly. He saw a fig tree, He expected to see figs, there were none, so He cursed it for not doing what the Lord had commanded, lo, those many years ago, to be FRUITFUL.
Have a blessed day!
Christians, Is it a sin to eat figs? I mean Jesus seemed to hate Fig trees.?
Well then is it *puts fig newtons down and sobs*
Reply:Think of this: What if you were hungry and you went to the refrigerator get something to eat. You open it and there's nothing there. You might SLAM the door and curse. Why? Because there ain't no food in there!
So I kind of think that was Jesus human side sticking out. Hey. All he found were leaves...
Reply:i like fig newtons ...gee i hope not ..
Reply:Verse? Chapter?
Sorry, but you appear to be a troll...
Reply:You can think what you like.
Jesus enjoyed figs otherwise he would not have cared if the tree had born fruit.
God gives you the ability to bear fruit. Each if us has different talents, different "fruits" we can bear.
If we refuse to bear the fruit, using the ability that God has blessed us with, we die like the fig tree.
Why is this so hard to understand? Read the parable of the "talents".
Matthew 21:
18Now in the morning as he returned into the city, he hungered.
19And when he saw a fig tree in the way, he came to it, and found nothing thereon, but leaves only, and said unto it, Let no fruit grow on thee henceforward for ever. And presently the fig tree withered away.
20And when the disciples saw it, they marvelled, saying, How soon is the fig tree withered away!
21Jesus answered and said unto them, Verily I say unto you, If ye have faith, and doubt not, ye shall not only do this which is done to the fig tree, but also if ye shall say unto this mountain, Be thou removed, and be thou cast into the sea; it shall be done.
22And all things, whatsoever ye shall ask in prayer, believing, ye shall receive.
Reply:Hmm... what do you mean by he hated them? I am guessing that you are talking about some parable he used them in, to teach a lesson... If he told a story using the fig tree as a bad example, well, he was not actually telling it about the fig tree. His stories never are literal; you have to figure out what he is really talking about.
Hope this helps!
Reply:http://www.godhatesfigs.com
Reply:Matthew 21:18-22, the cursing of the barren fig tree....
Christ's just expectations from flourishing professors are often frustrated and disappointed; he comes to many, seeking fruit, and finds leaves only, and he discovers it. Many have a name to live, and are not alive indeed; dote on the form of godliness, and yet deny the power of it. The sin of barrenness is justly punished with the curse and plague of barrenness; Let no fruit grow on thee henceforward for ever. As one of the chiefest blessings, and which was the first, is, Be fruitful; so one of the saddest curses is, Be no more fruitful. Thus the sin of hypocrites is made their punishment; they would not do good, and therefore they shall do none; he that is fruitless, let him be fruitless still, and lose his honour and comfort.
You are wrong when you say you thought it was evil to curse anything or anyone. It is not. It is wrong to curse something UNJUSTLY. Jesus did not curse the fig tree unjustly. He saw a fig tree, He expected to see figs, there were none, so He cursed it for not doing what the Lord had commanded, lo, those many years ago, to be FRUITFUL.
Have a blessed day!
Steadycam or Fig-rig?
Steadycam
Steadycam or Fig-rig?
for what kind of film?
it definitely depends on the kind of film and what mood ur trying to convey.
Steadycam or Fig-rig?
for what kind of film?
it definitely depends on the kind of film and what mood ur trying to convey.
Is dipping fig nutons in milk a good idea!?
I thought that it would taste better but to my dissapointment they taste kinda the same and don't satisfy that milky cookie flavor that other cookies offer. :[
Is dipping fig nutons in milk a good idea!?
If you like it, it's a great idea.
If you don't, lesson learned.
Reply:Fig Newton's are ok dipped in milk but they taste better dipped in a good sipping whiskey or Scotch.
Reply:yeah its a good idea cause now you know if its good or not
Reply:well, after all, it's not a cookie. It's a fig newton.
Reply:You mean Fig "Newtons?" To dip or not to dip is one's personal choice. I personally can't imagine dipping them in milk, like one would do with Oreos or chocolate chip cookies. To think dipping a Fig Newton in milk would satisfy that cookie flavor, would be a "Fig Newton" of one's imagination.
Reply:Dipping Fig Newtons dipped in milk is a good idea. My sons dip theirs in Nutella. Personally, I have never liked them but I have never likes figs either.
Reply:It's a Fig Newton! You can do it or not - there are no rules when it comes to cookie-type food!
irene
Is dipping fig nutons in milk a good idea!?
If you like it, it's a great idea.
If you don't, lesson learned.
Reply:Fig Newton's are ok dipped in milk but they taste better dipped in a good sipping whiskey or Scotch.
Reply:yeah its a good idea cause now you know if its good or not
Reply:well, after all, it's not a cookie. It's a fig newton.
Reply:You mean Fig "Newtons?" To dip or not to dip is one's personal choice. I personally can't imagine dipping them in milk, like one would do with Oreos or chocolate chip cookies. To think dipping a Fig Newton in milk would satisfy that cookie flavor, would be a "Fig Newton" of one's imagination.
Reply:Dipping Fig Newtons dipped in milk is a good idea. My sons dip theirs in Nutella. Personally, I have never liked them but I have never likes figs either.
Reply:It's a Fig Newton! You can do it or not - there are no rules when it comes to cookie-type food!
irene
Can you fig out what song this is?
Why cant i explain, the way i feel again,
why cant i just stand, instead i just crawl to you again,
why's it always feel, like sunday
thats the "hook" think that what you call the chores
Can you fig out what song this is?
sunday by lo pro.
lyrics ; http://artists.letssingit.com/lo-pro-lyr...
Reply:http://www.darklyrics.com/lyrics/lopro/l...
Here you go. :)
Reply:I don't think i know it.
why cant i just stand, instead i just crawl to you again,
why's it always feel, like sunday
thats the "hook" think that what you call the chores
Can you fig out what song this is?
sunday by lo pro.
lyrics ; http://artists.letssingit.com/lo-pro-lyr...
Reply:http://www.darklyrics.com/lyrics/lopro/l...
Here you go. :)
Reply:I don't think i know it.
Who loves fig bars?
I do and so do my kid's love them..But I used to hate them when I was small.....
Who loves fig bars?
My favorite cookies !!
Reply:fig newtons rock
Reply:I love Fig Newtons!!!
Reply:I wanna A fig newton!!! lol make someone read your lips and say that
Reply:My Husband does.
Reply:I like them ok. I have to be in the mood for them. Oh, I only like the regular ones- the other flavors are gross.
Reply:Me me, I do!
but not the generic ones that are totally loaded with sugar... I like the name brand ones, regular fig flavor and strawberry are the best...
yes we have no bananas today, remember when they used that slogan, before the whole its not a cookie, its cake and fruit thing...
Reply:oh oh i do!
Reply:yes, I agree. They are the bomb.
Reply:They're okay, but when I was like 5-8 I loved them!
Reply:ME!
Name brand only and not those weird flavored ones.
Don't they advertise anymore?
I'm gonna go get me a pack now! LOL
Reply:Only if I can open the package and let them dry out until the
crust is crusty and with a large glass of milk.
Who loves fig bars?
My favorite cookies !!
Reply:fig newtons rock
Reply:I love Fig Newtons!!!
Reply:I wanna A fig newton!!! lol make someone read your lips and say that
Reply:My Husband does.
Reply:I like them ok. I have to be in the mood for them. Oh, I only like the regular ones- the other flavors are gross.
Reply:Me me, I do!
but not the generic ones that are totally loaded with sugar... I like the name brand ones, regular fig flavor and strawberry are the best...
yes we have no bananas today, remember when they used that slogan, before the whole its not a cookie, its cake and fruit thing...
Reply:oh oh i do!
Reply:yes, I agree. They are the bomb.
Reply:They're okay, but when I was like 5-8 I loved them!
Reply:ME!
Name brand only and not those weird flavored ones.
Don't they advertise anymore?
I'm gonna go get me a pack now! LOL
Reply:Only if I can open the package and let them dry out until the
crust is crusty and with a large glass of milk.
Who likes fig rolls and are they good for you?
Yummy!
Who likes fig rolls and are they good for you?
Love fig rolls but I've stopped buying them because I'll eat the whole packet
Reply:I know figs ,fresh or dried are good for you ,dunno about the rolls.but they say a bit of what you like is good for you.
Reply:NO like, what are those crunchie bits in the middle plus my gran used to eat them for constipation and they were always stale tasting. Enig plse! i'm just after eating my lunch.
Reply:Yes I love them and they are good for you when eaten in moderation
Reply:i must have doe something wrong.
Reply:i love fig rolls but i don't think they are good for you as they are a cross between a biscuit and a cake.
also anything that is nice is never good for you
I've just checked and each fig roll contains
70 calories
8.3g of sugar
1.2g fat
0.7g saturates
Reply:i like fig a lot... more than any other fruit / dry fruit...
Reply:Ohh I love them!! Dont know if they are bad for you, im sure fig is good source of Fibre, i eat loads of fig rolls!!
Reply:umm.. you mean fig leave rolls.. with rice and filling?
yummmooo
Reply:yummmmy, i like fig rolls sooo much :)
Reply:i like em, dunno if they're good or bad...
Reply:Haven't had them in years. Going to get a packet at lunch. Cheers, I'd forgotten about them. Love them. Jacobs did the nicest ones as far as I can remember.
Reply:I detest fig rolls! As a child they were a form of torture to me. I don't think I have tried one as an adult, maybe I should. I would think they are good for you because of the nasty, sticky, figgy centre! I'd prefer to eat an apple myself!
Reply:I hate fig rolls infact the mere thought of them makes me feel a little quesy....
Reply:I don't give a fig, I still eat them.
Reply:ive never tried them :)
Reply:I never had a fig roll, but if they're anything like fig newtons, I can't stand them. My son on the other hand loves them a lot! Him and his friend ate a whole pack one day %26amp; he seriously made a lot of trips to the bathroom that night! I guess they're good for "that!" lol Definitely lots of fiber in them!
Reply:I love them,they are good for you,full of fibre, figs are.
Mum used to give us them when we were small for constipation.
Reply:i like them but i never have them!miss them :(
Reply:Fig rolls come straight from the farts of the devil
Reply:I love them and figs are very good for you but the sugar and fat in fig rolls aren't. One or two won't hurt you though.
Reply:I like fig newtons is that like that???
Who likes fig rolls and are they good for you?
Love fig rolls but I've stopped buying them because I'll eat the whole packet
Reply:I know figs ,fresh or dried are good for you ,dunno about the rolls.but they say a bit of what you like is good for you.
Reply:NO like, what are those crunchie bits in the middle plus my gran used to eat them for constipation and they were always stale tasting. Enig plse! i'm just after eating my lunch.
Reply:Yes I love them and they are good for you when eaten in moderation
Reply:i must have doe something wrong.
Reply:i love fig rolls but i don't think they are good for you as they are a cross between a biscuit and a cake.
also anything that is nice is never good for you
I've just checked and each fig roll contains
70 calories
8.3g of sugar
1.2g fat
0.7g saturates
Reply:i like fig a lot... more than any other fruit / dry fruit...
Reply:Ohh I love them!! Dont know if they are bad for you, im sure fig is good source of Fibre, i eat loads of fig rolls!!
Reply:umm.. you mean fig leave rolls.. with rice and filling?
yummmooo
Reply:yummmmy, i like fig rolls sooo much :)
Reply:i like em, dunno if they're good or bad...
Reply:Haven't had them in years. Going to get a packet at lunch. Cheers, I'd forgotten about them. Love them. Jacobs did the nicest ones as far as I can remember.
Reply:I detest fig rolls! As a child they were a form of torture to me. I don't think I have tried one as an adult, maybe I should. I would think they are good for you because of the nasty, sticky, figgy centre! I'd prefer to eat an apple myself!
Reply:I hate fig rolls infact the mere thought of them makes me feel a little quesy....
Reply:I don't give a fig, I still eat them.
Reply:ive never tried them :)
Reply:I never had a fig roll, but if they're anything like fig newtons, I can't stand them. My son on the other hand loves them a lot! Him and his friend ate a whole pack one day %26amp; he seriously made a lot of trips to the bathroom that night! I guess they're good for "that!" lol Definitely lots of fiber in them!
Reply:I love them,they are good for you,full of fibre, figs are.
Mum used to give us them when we were small for constipation.
Reply:i like them but i never have them!miss them :(
Reply:Fig rolls come straight from the farts of the devil
Reply:I love them and figs are very good for you but the sugar and fat in fig rolls aren't. One or two won't hurt you though.
Reply:I like fig newtons is that like that???
I want to re-pot my ficus benjimanus (weeping fig) which compost and food should I use?
I rescued it from outside my flat. It's in my living room now. Do weeping figs need a particular type of compost, and what food will help it recover best?
UK brands only please.
Thanks!
I want to re-pot my ficus benjimanus (weeping fig) which compost and food should I use?
Hi there, I don't know if you have Miracle Grow there but they make a product called ,"Quick Start". It prevents transplant shock,and promotes root growth. If you don't have that there, use whatever brand you do,just something to help from transplant shock. Then use a good quality potting soil,and mix with it some sand(only a little bit) and use Perilite. One small bag of Perilite to one big bag of potting soil, Follow the directions on the quick start and pour some in the pot after planting. Bye
Reply:The best type of soil for this type of plant is potting mix not compost. Compost is usually used if you are planting outdoor type trees, shrubs etc..
Miracle gro potting mix works great and you can now get it with or without fertilizer. Your local nursery should have it.
I would stick to without fertilizer.....Why you ask? Because the root system needs to expand into the new container.
There is a small risk of burning the root system with potting mix that has fertilizer in it.
Usually 1 or 2 weeks then fertilize with miracle grow all purpose plant food. Perferably the water soluable type.
Make sure the ficus gets plenty of indirect sunlight.
Use the finger method for watering...no not that finger.
Stick your pointing finger into the soil if it is moist do not water. If it is dry...Well it's time to water. Pretty simple huh.
Wisdom Teeth
UK brands only please.
Thanks!
I want to re-pot my ficus benjimanus (weeping fig) which compost and food should I use?
Hi there, I don't know if you have Miracle Grow there but they make a product called ,"Quick Start". It prevents transplant shock,and promotes root growth. If you don't have that there, use whatever brand you do,just something to help from transplant shock. Then use a good quality potting soil,and mix with it some sand(only a little bit) and use Perilite. One small bag of Perilite to one big bag of potting soil, Follow the directions on the quick start and pour some in the pot after planting. Bye
Reply:The best type of soil for this type of plant is potting mix not compost. Compost is usually used if you are planting outdoor type trees, shrubs etc..
Miracle gro potting mix works great and you can now get it with or without fertilizer. Your local nursery should have it.
I would stick to without fertilizer.....Why you ask? Because the root system needs to expand into the new container.
There is a small risk of burning the root system with potting mix that has fertilizer in it.
Usually 1 or 2 weeks then fertilize with miracle grow all purpose plant food. Perferably the water soluable type.
Make sure the ficus gets plenty of indirect sunlight.
Use the finger method for watering...no not that finger.
Stick your pointing finger into the soil if it is moist do not water. If it is dry...Well it's time to water. Pretty simple huh.
Wisdom Teeth
Is a fig tree grown from cuttings have the same size fruit or is the fruit smaller?
The fruit should be the same size. But, it might take a year or two to bear.
Is a Fig Newton considered a fruit or cake?
A fruit filled cookie! =D
Is a Fig Newton considered a fruit or cake?
I would call it a cookie.
Reply:A cake. The weight of the coating outweights that of the fruit.
Reply:does it matter
Reply:It's a cookie. Even says so on their website.
Reply:Both!
Reply:A fig Newton is a fruit that can be used in a fruit cake.
Reply:fruit cake!
Reply:I thought it was consitered a cookie!!
Reply:Yes.
Reply:neither......it's a cookie
Reply:its a damn cookie
Reply:It's a cookie
Reply:A fig is a fruit. The cake on the outside completely changes it from a fruit. I always called them cookies, but I guess they aren't really that, either. It's just a fig newton.
Reply:I just found out a few weeks ago....I used to love those things...but used to wonder what was crunchy in them....its wasp heads.....no kidding....they get caught up into the fruit somehow.....and when they are processed, they are ground up.....sooooooooo no more fruity cakes for me !!
Reply:It would be both...fruit (jam) inside cake.
Reply:NO!!! It's a Fruit Snack...
Reply:I dunno...but I do know this...a fig only has ONE seed. Ask about the other stuff your chewing on.
Reply:A Frake
Reply:You can call it a cake if you like.To me a sweet snack filled with yummie blueberry-apple and cherry so good.
Reply:it a cookie
Reply:given the fact it has a shelf life of 30 years i'd consider it neither.
Reply:That would be a fruitcake my simian friend.
Reply:Both. Its a cake with fruit in it.
Reply:a fruitcake. like you :)
Reply:i find them in the cookie aisle
Reply:Cookie cake !
Reply:Can't it be both damnit? lol
Reply:neither
its a fruit cookie!
Reply:a cake I guess. I have always considered them cookies though.
Reply:i thought it was a cookie
Is a Fig Newton considered a fruit or cake?
I would call it a cookie.
Reply:A cake. The weight of the coating outweights that of the fruit.
Reply:does it matter
Reply:It's a cookie. Even says so on their website.
Reply:Both!
Reply:A fig Newton is a fruit that can be used in a fruit cake.
Reply:fruit cake!
Reply:I thought it was consitered a cookie!!
Reply:Yes.
Reply:neither......it's a cookie
Reply:its a damn cookie
Reply:It's a cookie
Reply:A fig is a fruit. The cake on the outside completely changes it from a fruit. I always called them cookies, but I guess they aren't really that, either. It's just a fig newton.
Reply:I just found out a few weeks ago....I used to love those things...but used to wonder what was crunchy in them....its wasp heads.....no kidding....they get caught up into the fruit somehow.....and when they are processed, they are ground up.....sooooooooo no more fruity cakes for me !!
Reply:It would be both...fruit (jam) inside cake.
Reply:NO!!! It's a Fruit Snack...
Reply:I dunno...but I do know this...a fig only has ONE seed. Ask about the other stuff your chewing on.
Reply:A Frake
Reply:You can call it a cake if you like.To me a sweet snack filled with yummie blueberry-apple and cherry so good.
Reply:it a cookie
Reply:given the fact it has a shelf life of 30 years i'd consider it neither.
Reply:That would be a fruitcake my simian friend.
Reply:Both. Its a cake with fruit in it.
Reply:a fruitcake. like you :)
Reply:i find them in the cookie aisle
Reply:Cookie cake !
Reply:Can't it be both damnit? lol
Reply:neither
its a fruit cookie!
Reply:a cake I guess. I have always considered them cookies though.
Reply:i thought it was a cookie
Six trig fig functions?
give pt. (-9a, 12a) on the terminal side. assume that a is a positive number?
Thanks
Six trig fig functions?
knowing that the
x-value = cosine
y-value = sine
for (-9a,12a)
sine = 12a
cosine = -9a
tangent = 12a/(-9a) = -4/3
cotangent = -3/4
secant = -1/9a
cosecant = 1/12a
that's it! ;)
Thanks
Six trig fig functions?
knowing that the
x-value = cosine
y-value = sine
for (-9a,12a)
sine = 12a
cosine = -9a
tangent = 12a/(-9a) = -4/3
cotangent = -3/4
secant = -1/9a
cosecant = 1/12a
that's it! ;)
What does fig dich mean and slumpa?
Fick dich means f*** you and Schlampe means B*tch
What does fig dich mean and slumpa?
I guess you already know what this means. However, you misspelled both words. The first expression means "f*u*c*k you" but should actually be spelled "f*i*c*k dich" and the second one means *********, whore, hooker, slut whatever you like best and should be spelled "s*c*h*l*a*m*p*e. If you'd like to extend your German vocabulary you can also use n*u*t*t*e or *h*u*r*e, which are somewhat stronger expressions for the second word you asked for.
Hope this answers all your questions.
Reply:I cannot translate the aforementioned words any better than el_camuya and Markus D have already done.
Unfortunately these expression have become very frequent in all languages, so much so that the people are often completely unaware of what they actually say.
You are obviously unfamiliar with the German language.
It seems to me, therefore, that anybody who spoke to you using these words was showing very little respect to you and abused you in a crude way.
may
What does fig dich mean and slumpa?
I guess you already know what this means. However, you misspelled both words. The first expression means "f*u*c*k you" but should actually be spelled "f*i*c*k dich" and the second one means *********, whore, hooker, slut whatever you like best and should be spelled "s*c*h*l*a*m*p*e. If you'd like to extend your German vocabulary you can also use n*u*t*t*e or *h*u*r*e, which are somewhat stronger expressions for the second word you asked for.
Hope this answers all your questions.
Reply:I cannot translate the aforementioned words any better than el_camuya and Markus D have already done.
Unfortunately these expression have become very frequent in all languages, so much so that the people are often completely unaware of what they actually say.
You are obviously unfamiliar with the German language.
It seems to me, therefore, that anybody who spoke to you using these words was showing very little respect to you and abused you in a crude way.
may
Should my fig tree have lost all its leaves?
the leaves went brownish and fell off but i wondered if it was a winter thing
Should my fig tree have lost all its leaves?
Fig trees are deciduous and will loose their leaves during winter. They are hardy but do better if the are placed in the shelter of a wall. The fruit usually take 2 years to ripen. They don't generally need any pruning only to remove frost damaged wood come the spring. A mulch in the Autumn and a feed of something like rose fertiliser in the spring is all the plant will need as well as plenty of water in the Summer.
Hope this helps you and best of luck.
Reply:some leaves do go brown but not all of them should have fallen off. this time of year you should have bulbs coming through at the top. (depending on age of plant)
Reply:it should have, it depends on the trees around it.
if there are lots of trees they should fall of earlier.
Reply:My 10 year old tree loses it's leaves every Autumn, they all come back the following year with plenty of figs.
Reply:mine did too!-we had a late freeze and it never recovered fully
Should my fig tree have lost all its leaves?
Fig trees are deciduous and will loose their leaves during winter. They are hardy but do better if the are placed in the shelter of a wall. The fruit usually take 2 years to ripen. They don't generally need any pruning only to remove frost damaged wood come the spring. A mulch in the Autumn and a feed of something like rose fertiliser in the spring is all the plant will need as well as plenty of water in the Summer.
Hope this helps you and best of luck.
Reply:some leaves do go brown but not all of them should have fallen off. this time of year you should have bulbs coming through at the top. (depending on age of plant)
Reply:it should have, it depends on the trees around it.
if there are lots of trees they should fall of earlier.
Reply:My 10 year old tree loses it's leaves every Autumn, they all come back the following year with plenty of figs.
Reply:mine did too!-we had a late freeze and it never recovered fully
What is fig newtons is that a fruit?
A fig is a fruit. It's like a date. They grow on palms. Fig Newtons aren't my favorite, but the other Newston cookies are really good.
What is fig newtons is that a fruit?
Yes,Figs are a Fruit.They grow on trees.
Reply:No.
Reply:It's a cookie. a fig is fruit.
Reply:It's a cookie
Reply:The fig is a fruit,a fig newton is a cookie.I don't care for them myself.
Reply:Figs grow on Fig trees. They are a fruit. There's one in my backyard bearing fruit right now!
Reply:a fig is a fruit -- it is similar to fruits like the prune -- it is in the grape family
Reply:they r candy
Reply:it is a fruit and it taste nasty
Reply:A fig is a fruit from a fig tree.
You can sometimes find figs in grocery stores, but most people I know get them from somebody who has a tree in their yard.
The fig newton is a cookie that is filled with a filling made from dried figs. I don't know where the name "newton" comes from. You can also get apple newtons, apricot newtons, blueberry newtons.... All the same kind of fruit-filled cookies.
Reply:Yes a fig is a fruit, "cousin" to a date. I don't care for them alone but very good in cookies and other confections.
Reply:Fig Newtons are a cakey cookie. The filling is made from figs. Search the internet for fig.
Reply:fig newtons is a type of cookie, but what's inside is a fruit. you've never heard of a fig tree before? they mash up the fig and put it inside the cookie
Reply:A fig is a fruit.
Reply:fig is a fruit. they taste nasty to me. blak
Reply:the fig part of the fig newton is a fruit....i had a fig tree in my back yard....they were so good
imax theater
What is fig newtons is that a fruit?
Yes,Figs are a Fruit.They grow on trees.
Reply:No.
Reply:It's a cookie. a fig is fruit.
Reply:It's a cookie
Reply:The fig is a fruit,a fig newton is a cookie.I don't care for them myself.
Reply:Figs grow on Fig trees. They are a fruit. There's one in my backyard bearing fruit right now!
Reply:a fig is a fruit -- it is similar to fruits like the prune -- it is in the grape family
Reply:they r candy
Reply:it is a fruit and it taste nasty
Reply:A fig is a fruit from a fig tree.
You can sometimes find figs in grocery stores, but most people I know get them from somebody who has a tree in their yard.
The fig newton is a cookie that is filled with a filling made from dried figs. I don't know where the name "newton" comes from. You can also get apple newtons, apricot newtons, blueberry newtons.... All the same kind of fruit-filled cookies.
Reply:Yes a fig is a fruit, "cousin" to a date. I don't care for them alone but very good in cookies and other confections.
Reply:Fig Newtons are a cakey cookie. The filling is made from figs. Search the internet for fig.
Reply:fig newtons is a type of cookie, but what's inside is a fruit. you've never heard of a fig tree before? they mash up the fig and put it inside the cookie
Reply:A fig is a fruit.
Reply:fig is a fruit. they taste nasty to me. blak
Reply:the fig part of the fig newton is a fruit....i had a fig tree in my back yard....they were so good
imax theater
Is a fig tree large or a bush ?
Is a fig tree a tree or a shrub (bush)?
Yes.
The difference between a "tree" and a "shrub" is sometimes merely a size thing, or "in the eye of the beholder". Fig trees will be much larger in their native environment. I have one that I have to coddle, and protect in winter, and it will probably never be much more than 6 feet. (as a matter of fact, if it decide to go for it, I'll probably prune it to keep it a manageable size for moving it in the winter)
When it's that size, you can call it a shrub without hurting its feelings....
Serviceberry is another that can be called both depending on the form. A smaller, multistem version definitely looks like a shrub. A larger species, in a single-stem (single-trunk) form is often called a Serviceberry Tree.
Is a fig tree large or a bush ?
It's a tree and can get quite largish...so can the delectable figs it produces....ummmmmm.....fig preserves, and fig pie...good ole Southern recipes!
Reply:A fig could be either a tree or a bush, please refer to--
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Common_fig
I hope it helps.
Reply:I've seen some down in Louisiana about 15 feet high and 12 feet wide. Here in Arkansas not much over 6 feet high and 3 feet wide. Plant on south side of building if you get hard freeze. It's a great plant! Good luck..:)
Reply:It is a tree. Trees have 1 stalk (for the most part) Bushes or shrubs have a bunch. I have a fig tree that I bring in every winter. It has one stalk, like the definition of a tree.
Reply:Our neighbor had a fig tree that was several years old and it was about 8 to 12 feet tall. Very pretty and had figs every year. The birds loved those figs. lol
Reply:a multi-trunk small tree
Reply:If you mean the edible fig it grows into a tree, but there are lots of different sorts of fig (ficus) including one that is a small leafed creeper.
Yes.
The difference between a "tree" and a "shrub" is sometimes merely a size thing, or "in the eye of the beholder". Fig trees will be much larger in their native environment. I have one that I have to coddle, and protect in winter, and it will probably never be much more than 6 feet. (as a matter of fact, if it decide to go for it, I'll probably prune it to keep it a manageable size for moving it in the winter)
When it's that size, you can call it a shrub without hurting its feelings....
Serviceberry is another that can be called both depending on the form. A smaller, multistem version definitely looks like a shrub. A larger species, in a single-stem (single-trunk) form is often called a Serviceberry Tree.
Is a fig tree large or a bush ?
It's a tree and can get quite largish...so can the delectable figs it produces....ummmmmm.....fig preserves, and fig pie...good ole Southern recipes!
Reply:A fig could be either a tree or a bush, please refer to--
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Common_fig
I hope it helps.
Reply:I've seen some down in Louisiana about 15 feet high and 12 feet wide. Here in Arkansas not much over 6 feet high and 3 feet wide. Plant on south side of building if you get hard freeze. It's a great plant! Good luck..:)
Reply:It is a tree. Trees have 1 stalk (for the most part) Bushes or shrubs have a bunch. I have a fig tree that I bring in every winter. It has one stalk, like the definition of a tree.
Reply:Our neighbor had a fig tree that was several years old and it was about 8 to 12 feet tall. Very pretty and had figs every year. The birds loved those figs. lol
Reply:a multi-trunk small tree
Reply:If you mean the edible fig it grows into a tree, but there are lots of different sorts of fig (ficus) including one that is a small leafed creeper.
How do Jacob's get the figs into fig rolls?
Look at a roll. They produce a strip of pastry and then squeeze a ribbon of fig paste onto it. The edges of the pastry are then folded over and sealed down. The long length of fig filled pastry is then cut into short lengths by a guillotine.
RoyS
How do Jacob's get the figs into fig rolls?
they come off the tree like that...
Reply:They just jjjjiggle them in
Reply:WITH A LADDER
Reply:The saga of these figs SHOULD be a national embarrasement to the UK, where by far the largest number of these "snacks" are consumed. Young figs are harvested in the wild, and then grafted to artificial fig vines where they are exposed to a controlled environment designed to make them grow at a far greater rate than is "natural". While fig farmers admit to using all kinds of techniques to plump their figs, they continue to deny the figs suffer in any way as a result of the forced rapid growth.
The figs are then "mechanically plucked" (read "pulled off by shear brute force") from the vine, and squashed into the pastry tube that will become their ultimate resting place.
For shame, for shame...
Reply:they wrap the pastry round the figs while they are still on the trees.
Reply:bake the roll , and inject the fig's in when they are done
Reply:they don't.
a whole lot of additivies and flavourings do though!
Reply:You mean they dont grow like that.
RoyS
How do Jacob's get the figs into fig rolls?
they come off the tree like that...
Reply:They just jjjjiggle them in
Reply:WITH A LADDER
Reply:The saga of these figs SHOULD be a national embarrasement to the UK, where by far the largest number of these "snacks" are consumed. Young figs are harvested in the wild, and then grafted to artificial fig vines where they are exposed to a controlled environment designed to make them grow at a far greater rate than is "natural". While fig farmers admit to using all kinds of techniques to plump their figs, they continue to deny the figs suffer in any way as a result of the forced rapid growth.
The figs are then "mechanically plucked" (read "pulled off by shear brute force") from the vine, and squashed into the pastry tube that will become their ultimate resting place.
For shame, for shame...
Reply:they wrap the pastry round the figs while they are still on the trees.
Reply:bake the roll , and inject the fig's in when they are done
Reply:they don't.
a whole lot of additivies and flavourings do though!
Reply:You mean they dont grow like that.
Who are fig newtons named after?
Sir Isaac Fig!
Who are fig newtons named after?
Newton, Massachusetts, the city where they were invented.
Reply:Search Google for: Fig Newtons Namesake
There are a number of interesting sites there about the Fig Newton...third best selling cookie in America. It was created in Cambridgeport, Mass. in 1891. Several cities were considered as it's namesake; Newton, Mass. won out.
Reply:Fig Newtongs = Fig tree of course. Newton, not sure it was either Mass. or Iowa.
Who are fig newtons named after?
Newton, Massachusetts, the city where they were invented.
Reply:Search Google for: Fig Newtons Namesake
There are a number of interesting sites there about the Fig Newton...third best selling cookie in America. It was created in Cambridgeport, Mass. in 1891. Several cities were considered as it's namesake; Newton, Mass. won out.
Reply:Fig Newtongs = Fig tree of course. Newton, not sure it was either Mass. or Iowa.
How many fig trees went to work with the bicycle and still got a spanking from brother Jesus; Jesus wept?
I DON'T KNOW
How many fig trees went to work with the bicycle and still got a spanking from brother Jesus; Jesus wept?
who cares
Reply:i still dont get u
Reply:I've never known of a fig tree to pedal it's **s, I do know that Jesus ( According to scripture ) went to a fig tree out of season looking to eat a fig, When there was no fig ( because it was out of season ) he killed the fig tree.
Reply:uer ugly... who cares.
Reply:Where in the world are you getting this from???
Explain your question in MORE/BETTER detail.
Reply:i want an ax to chop down that tree
chop chop chop
barabbus
How many fig trees went to work with the bicycle and still got a spanking from brother Jesus; Jesus wept?
who cares
Reply:i still dont get u
Reply:I've never known of a fig tree to pedal it's **s, I do know that Jesus ( According to scripture ) went to a fig tree out of season looking to eat a fig, When there was no fig ( because it was out of season ) he killed the fig tree.
Reply:uer ugly... who cares.
Reply:Where in the world are you getting this from???
Explain your question in MORE/BETTER detail.
Reply:i want an ax to chop down that tree
chop chop chop
barabbus
Are Jacobs Fig Rolls suitable for vegans?
the biscuit
Are Jacobs Fig Rolls suitable for vegans?
No, they are veggie though.
The pastry( biscuity stuff - i don't know what its called ! ) has milk/butter in it
Reply:read the packet..chances are they contain eggs.
Reply:I don't think the pastry would be, the middle should be fine though.
Reply:have a look on the packet, i would have thought there were butter or margarine in the pastry.
Reply:They are not suitable for man or beast. Yuk!
Are Jacobs Fig Rolls suitable for vegans?
No, they are veggie though.
The pastry( biscuity stuff - i don't know what its called ! ) has milk/butter in it
Reply:read the packet..chances are they contain eggs.
Reply:I don't think the pastry would be, the middle should be fine though.
Reply:have a look on the packet, i would have thought there were butter or margarine in the pastry.
Reply:They are not suitable for man or beast. Yuk!
Can a fig date a prune in todays currant society, or would he just be raisin his hopes?
I am sure that it is berry possible, but expecting to see a prune filling the love seems to be a half-baked idea. i don't think prunes date figs, even if the fig doesn't cus 'tard. The bottom lime is, the fig is bananas and raisin his hopes. the fig and the prune will never sleep in the same apri cot, and they simply can't elope in today's society.
P.S. that sure is some juicy gossip, though.
Can a fig date a prune in todays currant society, or would he just be raisin his hopes?
ur barkin' up the wrong tree
Reply:Apple you already know the answer orange a date i'm sure they'll make a nice pear .....
Grape to hear from you.
Reply:Berry good question. When I think of a date with a pear of
Rome Beauties, it gives me gooseberries.
(Just a fig ure of peach).
Reply:Its 2006, there should be no problem with inter-fruit dating
Reply:Only if he's a fruit cake
Reply:dont be nuts
Reply:All sounds cut and dried maybe a tad fruity .
What would their children look like ? Sultanas.
I'd find it hard to swallow.
Dried up old fruits make me sh!t
Reply:Dating a prune would just be reason to wine!
Reply:just peachy, you must be nuts
Reply:Raisin their hopes?... That's a grape question!
Reply:As long as the fig isn't a prick and the prune isn't pear-shaped, else they'll get prickly pears for children!!
I'll pea myself nuts laughing at their family photo!!
(And they'll be in desperate need of a few sessions with Shrink Dried Fruit, fruit-world's Dr. Phill)
Reply:I think you'll find that should be "raisin his hops".
Reply:Reckon he'd be plum outta luck!
Reply:Not sure, but it made my day! LOL
Reply:lol thats a cute question. it made me smile. thanks
Reply:A fig should be able to date a prune as long as he dosn't consider "date grape"
Reply:Well, they can't elope, that's for sure!
Reply:I use to know this but I plum forgot!
P.S. that sure is some juicy gossip, though.
Can a fig date a prune in todays currant society, or would he just be raisin his hopes?
ur barkin' up the wrong tree
Reply:Apple you already know the answer orange a date i'm sure they'll make a nice pear .....
Grape to hear from you.
Reply:Berry good question. When I think of a date with a pear of
Rome Beauties, it gives me gooseberries.
(Just a fig ure of peach).
Reply:Its 2006, there should be no problem with inter-fruit dating
Reply:Only if he's a fruit cake
Reply:dont be nuts
Reply:All sounds cut and dried maybe a tad fruity .
What would their children look like ? Sultanas.
I'd find it hard to swallow.
Dried up old fruits make me sh!t
Reply:Dating a prune would just be reason to wine!
Reply:just peachy, you must be nuts
Reply:Raisin their hopes?... That's a grape question!
Reply:As long as the fig isn't a prick and the prune isn't pear-shaped, else they'll get prickly pears for children!!
I'll pea myself nuts laughing at their family photo!!
(And they'll be in desperate need of a few sessions with Shrink Dried Fruit, fruit-world's Dr. Phill)
Reply:I think you'll find that should be "raisin his hops".
Reply:Reckon he'd be plum outta luck!
Reply:Not sure, but it made my day! LOL
Reply:lol thats a cute question. it made me smile. thanks
Reply:A fig should be able to date a prune as long as he dosn't consider "date grape"
Reply:Well, they can't elope, that's for sure!
Reply:I use to know this but I plum forgot!
Speaking of fig trees, why couldnt he just do something positive instead of killing the tree?
like give it the ability to bear fruit instead of death... and if you think that there is no moral lesson in doing that instead, why resort to scare tactics?
Speaking of fig trees, why couldnt he just do something positive instead of killing the tree?
Because God works in mysterious, inefficient, and breathtakingly cruel ways.
Reply:makes as much sense(i meant: doesnt make sense) Report It
Reply:It is representative of the Kingdom of God. If you were a farmer and were sold some bad seed, even though you apply ever known technique for ensuring a good crop, you see that most of it is ruined and not coming out right. But you still need to recover some of the cost so you harvest the field anyway and get what you can, and burn the rest. So it is with us.
God has given everything we need to be fruitful for him, but if we dont choose to be and do it, theres nothing else he can do. Hes not going to force us.
Reply:you need to study the Bible man !! you're way off
Reply:After curing all those people, preaching the golden rule and fighting the corruption of the temple leaders you STILL don't think he did anything positive???
The fig tree was not a scare tactic! He was just cranky knowing he was about to be crucified for your sins.
Reply:Wow...you have asked a great question. You may agree or disagree with what I'm about to say but I believe this to be true. The problem with the fig tree is the same problem with mankind. He created the fig tree to produce fruit. It did not so He cursed it and it died. He created mankind, we have also not produced fruit and what happened to the fig tree is what will also happen to us. My friend, the simple truth is that the wages of sin is death, but the gift of God is eternal life through Jesus Christ our Lord.
Reply:Seems if he was hungry, he could have just made figs appear and then everyone would be happy.
Especially since it was OUT OF SEASON at the time. Guess carpenters don't know much about trees, even if they are God Incarnate.
Reply:He was showing the disciples and us what happens when we continue in our sin, and not living for Him- I would not call it a scare tactic, I call it truth.
Reply:Hang on..if HE did the act directly, how is it a parable?
Reply:He could work miracles with the loaves and the fishes, and turn water into wine, but he couldn't make a fig tree bear fruit out of season? Not very omnipotent there, dude.
Reply:Who was speaking of fig trees
Reply:The fig tree stands for the nation of Israel, who had rejected God as their king over and over again through their history, finally rejecting Him and sending Him to the cross to die.
Think about it....
Reply:What a coincidence. I just read that passage in Mark about 30 minutes ago. I did not see the reason either. And I studied it a little in other places and so far have no answer. He was proving a point about something that is beyond me. He cursed the tree right before he cleared the temple and it was dead right after. I don't know but I will ask my pastor Sunday.
Reply:The fig tree stands for the nation of Israel, which is sort of insulting to Israel...Israel is an entire country and all it gets compared to is a tree....and not even a Cherry tree...a lame fig tree.....that is just plain rude!
Reply:I wouldn't keep an unproductive apple tree in my garden, my space is limited and I need for it to be as productive as possible.
Reply:Jesus ate meat too!
Reply:The presence of a fruitful fig tree was considered to be a symbol of blessing and prosperity for the nation of Israel. Likewise, the absence or death of a fig tree would symbolize judgment and rejection. Symbolically, the fig tree represented the spiritual deadness of Israel, who while very religious outwardly with all the sacrifices and ceremonies, were spiritually barren because of their sins. By cleansing the Temple and cursing the fig tree, causing it to whither and die, Jesus was pronouncing His coming judgment of Israel and demonstrating His power to carry it out. It also teaches the principle that religious profession and observance is not enough to guarantee salvation, unless there is the fruit of genuine salvation evidence in the life of the person. James would later echo this truth when he wrote that “faith without works is dead” (James 2:26). The lesson of the fig tree is that we should bear spiritual fruit (Galatians 5:22-23), not just give an appearance of religiosity. God judges fruitlessness, and expects that those who have a relationship with Him will “bear much fruit” (John 15:5-8).
Reply:It had already been given the opportunity just as you have the opportunity to praise Him now.But you have chosen to do the opposite just as the fig tree did.You still have opportunity,the fig tree does not.When He comes back and believe me He will.I pray you have fruit to show Him.Peace
kick scooter
Speaking of fig trees, why couldnt he just do something positive instead of killing the tree?
Because God works in mysterious, inefficient, and breathtakingly cruel ways.
Reply:makes as much sense(i meant: doesnt make sense) Report It
Reply:It is representative of the Kingdom of God. If you were a farmer and were sold some bad seed, even though you apply ever known technique for ensuring a good crop, you see that most of it is ruined and not coming out right. But you still need to recover some of the cost so you harvest the field anyway and get what you can, and burn the rest. So it is with us.
God has given everything we need to be fruitful for him, but if we dont choose to be and do it, theres nothing else he can do. Hes not going to force us.
Reply:you need to study the Bible man !! you're way off
Reply:After curing all those people, preaching the golden rule and fighting the corruption of the temple leaders you STILL don't think he did anything positive???
The fig tree was not a scare tactic! He was just cranky knowing he was about to be crucified for your sins.
Reply:Wow...you have asked a great question. You may agree or disagree with what I'm about to say but I believe this to be true. The problem with the fig tree is the same problem with mankind. He created the fig tree to produce fruit. It did not so He cursed it and it died. He created mankind, we have also not produced fruit and what happened to the fig tree is what will also happen to us. My friend, the simple truth is that the wages of sin is death, but the gift of God is eternal life through Jesus Christ our Lord.
Reply:Seems if he was hungry, he could have just made figs appear and then everyone would be happy.
Especially since it was OUT OF SEASON at the time. Guess carpenters don't know much about trees, even if they are God Incarnate.
Reply:He was showing the disciples and us what happens when we continue in our sin, and not living for Him- I would not call it a scare tactic, I call it truth.
Reply:Hang on..if HE did the act directly, how is it a parable?
Reply:He could work miracles with the loaves and the fishes, and turn water into wine, but he couldn't make a fig tree bear fruit out of season? Not very omnipotent there, dude.
Reply:Who was speaking of fig trees
Reply:The fig tree stands for the nation of Israel, who had rejected God as their king over and over again through their history, finally rejecting Him and sending Him to the cross to die.
Think about it....
Reply:What a coincidence. I just read that passage in Mark about 30 minutes ago. I did not see the reason either. And I studied it a little in other places and so far have no answer. He was proving a point about something that is beyond me. He cursed the tree right before he cleared the temple and it was dead right after. I don't know but I will ask my pastor Sunday.
Reply:The fig tree stands for the nation of Israel, which is sort of insulting to Israel...Israel is an entire country and all it gets compared to is a tree....and not even a Cherry tree...a lame fig tree.....that is just plain rude!
Reply:I wouldn't keep an unproductive apple tree in my garden, my space is limited and I need for it to be as productive as possible.
Reply:Jesus ate meat too!
Reply:The presence of a fruitful fig tree was considered to be a symbol of blessing and prosperity for the nation of Israel. Likewise, the absence or death of a fig tree would symbolize judgment and rejection. Symbolically, the fig tree represented the spiritual deadness of Israel, who while very religious outwardly with all the sacrifices and ceremonies, were spiritually barren because of their sins. By cleansing the Temple and cursing the fig tree, causing it to whither and die, Jesus was pronouncing His coming judgment of Israel and demonstrating His power to carry it out. It also teaches the principle that religious profession and observance is not enough to guarantee salvation, unless there is the fruit of genuine salvation evidence in the life of the person. James would later echo this truth when he wrote that “faith without works is dead” (James 2:26). The lesson of the fig tree is that we should bear spiritual fruit (Galatians 5:22-23), not just give an appearance of religiosity. God judges fruitlessness, and expects that those who have a relationship with Him will “bear much fruit” (John 15:5-8).
Reply:It had already been given the opportunity just as you have the opportunity to praise Him now.But you have chosen to do the opposite just as the fig tree did.You still have opportunity,the fig tree does not.When He comes back and believe me He will.I pray you have fruit to show Him.Peace
kick scooter
On a fig. 8 cable is the stripe negative or positive?
1) it's arbitrary, especially if you have access to both ends.
2) if you have to guess (**AND A MISTAKE WILL NOT KILL YOU**) the ribbed or striped side is probably ground.
On a fig. 8 cable is the stripe negative or positive?
what is fig 8?
2) if you have to guess (**AND A MISTAKE WILL NOT KILL YOU**) the ribbed or striped side is probably ground.
On a fig. 8 cable is the stripe negative or positive?
what is fig 8?
Will a fig tree live in michigan weather?
hey, plant doctor, you don't get out much do you? big difference 'tween winter on the great lakes and in del along the ocean. i fig in mich has about as about O chance of getting through the winter as we have of getting you to stop being so long winded.
Will a fig tree live in michigan weather?
Just to add support to my answer... I lived in NY (Cold Spring) where I worked at a garden. They grew Gunnera outside (a tropical plant) and it survived every year! It needed to be winterized to ensure its survival! Report It
Reply:I worked at a garden in N. DE who had figs growing year round. Very unusual seeing that figs don't like the cold, but they covered them every year, and they survived (very unusual).
If you really, really wanted to try an experiment and grow them outdoors, plant one on a southern exposure next to a building or your house and definitely cover them with remay or maybe even burlap in the winter. You could even build a box around the fig and insulate it in the winter if you wanted to get crazy with it! All depends on how much you really want to grow figs outside.
I would not try that in Michigan. It is way too cold. If you do want to keep figs, you can grow them in containers. Put them outside in the summer, but bring them in in the fall (if you have a place for them).
Reply:Outside it will probably not survive your winters. You could always build a greenhouse! :)
Reply:The Weed Doctor has never been to Mich or Wis in winter. You could cover a fig tree with a barn full of hay %26amp; wrap it in electric blankets %26amp; not make it past December. I wonder how many he's killed since getting out of medical school?
Reply:Sorry, it's too cold there.
Reply:They are hot weather plants. It will freeze.
Reply:Not a good idea.
Will a fig tree live in michigan weather?
Just to add support to my answer... I lived in NY (Cold Spring) where I worked at a garden. They grew Gunnera outside (a tropical plant) and it survived every year! It needed to be winterized to ensure its survival! Report It
Reply:I worked at a garden in N. DE who had figs growing year round. Very unusual seeing that figs don't like the cold, but they covered them every year, and they survived (very unusual).
If you really, really wanted to try an experiment and grow them outdoors, plant one on a southern exposure next to a building or your house and definitely cover them with remay or maybe even burlap in the winter. You could even build a box around the fig and insulate it in the winter if you wanted to get crazy with it! All depends on how much you really want to grow figs outside.
I would not try that in Michigan. It is way too cold. If you do want to keep figs, you can grow them in containers. Put them outside in the summer, but bring them in in the fall (if you have a place for them).
Reply:Outside it will probably not survive your winters. You could always build a greenhouse! :)
Reply:The Weed Doctor has never been to Mich or Wis in winter. You could cover a fig tree with a barn full of hay %26amp; wrap it in electric blankets %26amp; not make it past December. I wonder how many he's killed since getting out of medical school?
Reply:Sorry, it's too cold there.
Reply:They are hot weather plants. It will freeze.
Reply:Not a good idea.
My stock (fig) keeps dropping 1-2 thousand and then.....?
and then it meanders back to original sale price, I do make a great dividend off this stock. (Fortress Investment Group- same catagory as Blackstone) But overall it has dropped quite a bit. ( housing sector issues ) will this be a huge gainer after the Housing woes subside? Would you consider it? It is at a good price to buy.
My stock (fig) keeps dropping 1-2 thousand and then.....?
This stock looks like it is in a downward trend and i see no reason for it to recover. The housing market woes will continue for the near future. Also the company plans on announcing quarterly earnings on the 14th. If they don't meet analysis expectation (Earnings per share) then dump this stock until it recovers and starts making money. If they do show good results for the last quarter perhaps then you should stick with it.
Also just a side note, never buy a stock because it has good dividends, buy it because you think it will gain value.
Reply:i would say wait and see what happens
Reply:Sorry your stock price is falling. It hard to let go of a stock you love. Breaking up is a hard thing to do sometimes. Don't know how long you have known the stock, but you should have left on about 5/11/2007 when it broke down through the sideways trend. I'd move on and find another that is performing correctly.
My stock (fig) keeps dropping 1-2 thousand and then.....?
This stock looks like it is in a downward trend and i see no reason for it to recover. The housing market woes will continue for the near future. Also the company plans on announcing quarterly earnings on the 14th. If they don't meet analysis expectation (Earnings per share) then dump this stock until it recovers and starts making money. If they do show good results for the last quarter perhaps then you should stick with it.
Also just a side note, never buy a stock because it has good dividends, buy it because you think it will gain value.
Reply:i would say wait and see what happens
Reply:Sorry your stock price is falling. It hard to let go of a stock you love. Breaking up is a hard thing to do sometimes. Don't know how long you have known the stock, but you should have left on about 5/11/2007 when it broke down through the sideways trend. I'd move on and find another that is performing correctly.
When do fig newtons expire/spoil?
It's called...."CHECK THE EXPIRATION DATE"
When do fig newtons expire/spoil?
when you see a plant sprouting out of the package.
Reply:December 31, 2145
Reply:CHECK THE PACKAGE THE DATE SHOULD BE ON THERE. I LOVE FIG NEWTONS SOOOOOO MUCH AND THEY ARE HEALTHY FOR YOU.
Reply:Expiration dates do not indicate if the Fig Newtons are still 'edible' or not. They simply mean the date they should be sold by for best freshness.
When do Fig Newtons spoil?
It's hard to explain scientifically, so I'll simplify the answer...
Have you ever seen a Fig Newton that's as hard as rock, covered with green mold and smells of death?
Fig Newtons are safe to eat 6 months PAST that.
If your tummy hurts afterwards it's only because you ate them too fast, ya little piggy.
omar
When do fig newtons expire/spoil?
when you see a plant sprouting out of the package.
Reply:December 31, 2145
Reply:CHECK THE PACKAGE THE DATE SHOULD BE ON THERE. I LOVE FIG NEWTONS SOOOOOO MUCH AND THEY ARE HEALTHY FOR YOU.
Reply:Expiration dates do not indicate if the Fig Newtons are still 'edible' or not. They simply mean the date they should be sold by for best freshness.
When do Fig Newtons spoil?
It's hard to explain scientifically, so I'll simplify the answer...
Have you ever seen a Fig Newton that's as hard as rock, covered with green mold and smells of death?
Fig Newtons are safe to eat 6 months PAST that.
If your tummy hurts afterwards it's only because you ate them too fast, ya little piggy.
omar
How many fig trees had lunch today, followed the path of Jerusalem and got a spanking from Jesus; Jesus wept?
Pot roast
How many fig trees had lunch today, followed the path of Jerusalem and got a spanking from Jesus; Jesus wept?
Sad question.
Reply:Ridiculous, just ridiculous. If you don't have an intelligent question, don't write. Go back to your cartoons or video games or whatever it is you do in your free time.
Reply:oh god, this broad again.
not the jesus weeping lady again
Reply:what a moron
How many fig trees had lunch today, followed the path of Jerusalem and got a spanking from Jesus; Jesus wept?
Sad question.
Reply:Ridiculous, just ridiculous. If you don't have an intelligent question, don't write. Go back to your cartoons or video games or whatever it is you do in your free time.
Reply:oh god, this broad again.
not the jesus weeping lady again
Reply:what a moron
What size fig leaf did Eve wear?
Sorry to be serious about this, but there's a popular misunderstanding here that may be worth correcting.
Genesis does NOT say that Adam and Eve each wore 'a (single) fig leaf'. Rather "they sewed fig leaves together" to make clothes. (Genesis 3:7) So the size of the individual leaves hardly matters.
What size fig leaf did Eve wear?
Whatever size it was, you can be sure Eve said it was a size 6.
Reply:um..what? Go ask Adam
Reply:small ?
Reply:Since the fig leaf was the world's first garment, Eve decided to start with the size 0.
Reply:hmmm, they lived off fruites which make no fat, so i guess she was not fat , so the size was small.huh
Reply:Too big.
Genesis does NOT say that Adam and Eve each wore 'a (single) fig leaf'. Rather "they sewed fig leaves together" to make clothes. (Genesis 3:7) So the size of the individual leaves hardly matters.
What size fig leaf did Eve wear?
Whatever size it was, you can be sure Eve said it was a size 6.
Reply:um..what? Go ask Adam
Reply:small ?
Reply:Since the fig leaf was the world's first garment, Eve decided to start with the size 0.
Reply:hmmm, they lived off fruites which make no fat, so i guess she was not fat , so the size was small.huh
Reply:Too big.
How do Jacob's get the figs into yhe fig rolls?????
They don't, they train the figs to prepare themselves into appropriately sized pieces and then jump onto the pastry and wrap themselves in it. 8-O
Friday, January 27, 2012
How to fig ovulation day?
ive been trying to figure out my ovulation day and cant seem to. anyone have any advice on how to calculate it? all suggestions would help.
How to fig ovulation day?
Hi, There are a few ways in my knowledge to determine when you ovulate. I hope you find it useful.
1. BBT charting is one way. But it only helps you find out if you have ovulated and does not predict when you ovulate. But charting can provide a wealth of information regarding your cycle and help you identify issues if any. The day you see a temperature shift of atleast 0.4 deg F above your coverline, you will know you have ovulated. If temperatures continue to remain higher than the coverline, then it assures you the ovulation has occured.
2. You can use Ovulation Prediction Kits. There are instructions in the kit on when to start testing for ovulation prediction for those with regular cycles and irregular ones and other exceptions if any like those on medication or having PCOS. This OPK basically helps in detecting the LH surge in your body that triggers ovulation. So the day you detect LH surge using the kit, you can "expect" ovulation within 36 hours or so. But a LH surge indication doesn't necessarily mean that you will definitely ovulate and and egg will be released from the ovary. So this OPK usage along with BBT charting indicating thermal shift in temperature can help you identify ovulation has occured or not.
3. It is believed that when you are in the peak of fertility and you ovulate, you will have Egg White Cervial Mucus released from your body and a wet vaginal sensation is felt. This can be a sign of ovulation.
4. Some people experience "Ovulatory pain" the day they ovulate. It can occur on one side of the lower abdomen. The side depending on which ovary is releasing the egg. It can be sort of discomfort or cramp like feeling for a few seconds or minutes or hours depending on the person. It happens when the mature follicle grows to the point where it releases the egg causing a pain referred to as as ovulatory pain. So this again can be a possible sign of ovulation.
I hope you find these tips useful. One book that I would definitely recomment is Taking Charge of Your Fertility by Toni Weschler. Its a wealth of information and a good-to-have book in a woman's library. And of course, the internet is a great source as well just like how you got here :-) . Good luck to you.
Reply:I don't know the exact formula, but as a rule a woman is most fertile within the next few days following her period, starting with the 2nd or 3rd day after.
Reply:As Shaker's answer! Won't repeat it for the sake of it!
Reply:Day 1 of your period is counted as day 1. If you have 28 day cycles, then you will ovulate at about day 14. Check out these sites, which provide lots of info. on ovulation signs:
www.fertilityfriend.com
www.ovulation-calendar.net
Reply:Keep track of your temperature, and the day you are ovulating, your temp will be slightly higher.
Of course, pray.
Good Luck!!
games hardware
How to fig ovulation day?
Hi, There are a few ways in my knowledge to determine when you ovulate. I hope you find it useful.
1. BBT charting is one way. But it only helps you find out if you have ovulated and does not predict when you ovulate. But charting can provide a wealth of information regarding your cycle and help you identify issues if any. The day you see a temperature shift of atleast 0.4 deg F above your coverline, you will know you have ovulated. If temperatures continue to remain higher than the coverline, then it assures you the ovulation has occured.
2. You can use Ovulation Prediction Kits. There are instructions in the kit on when to start testing for ovulation prediction for those with regular cycles and irregular ones and other exceptions if any like those on medication or having PCOS. This OPK basically helps in detecting the LH surge in your body that triggers ovulation. So the day you detect LH surge using the kit, you can "expect" ovulation within 36 hours or so. But a LH surge indication doesn't necessarily mean that you will definitely ovulate and and egg will be released from the ovary. So this OPK usage along with BBT charting indicating thermal shift in temperature can help you identify ovulation has occured or not.
3. It is believed that when you are in the peak of fertility and you ovulate, you will have Egg White Cervial Mucus released from your body and a wet vaginal sensation is felt. This can be a sign of ovulation.
4. Some people experience "Ovulatory pain" the day they ovulate. It can occur on one side of the lower abdomen. The side depending on which ovary is releasing the egg. It can be sort of discomfort or cramp like feeling for a few seconds or minutes or hours depending on the person. It happens when the mature follicle grows to the point where it releases the egg causing a pain referred to as as ovulatory pain. So this again can be a possible sign of ovulation.
I hope you find these tips useful. One book that I would definitely recomment is Taking Charge of Your Fertility by Toni Weschler. Its a wealth of information and a good-to-have book in a woman's library. And of course, the internet is a great source as well just like how you got here :-) . Good luck to you.
Reply:I don't know the exact formula, but as a rule a woman is most fertile within the next few days following her period, starting with the 2nd or 3rd day after.
Reply:As Shaker's answer! Won't repeat it for the sake of it!
Reply:Day 1 of your period is counted as day 1. If you have 28 day cycles, then you will ovulate at about day 14. Check out these sites, which provide lots of info. on ovulation signs:
www.fertilityfriend.com
www.ovulation-calendar.net
Reply:Keep track of your temperature, and the day you are ovulating, your temp will be slightly higher.
Of course, pray.
Good Luck!!
games hardware
Would it be bearing false witness to say Jesus cursed a fig tree if he didn't actually curse a fig tree?
Maybe it was a magic apple tree.
Would it be bearing false witness to say Jesus cursed a fig tree if he didn't actually curse a fig tree?
Or the tree on the georgia state quarter!
Reply:But he did curse a fig tree.
Would it be bearing false witness to say Jesus cursed a fig tree if he didn't actually curse a fig tree?
Or the tree on the georgia state quarter!
Reply:But he did curse a fig tree.
Easy sig fig question?
How many significnt figures is in the answer for...
(0.97269 + 0.041) / 4.7000x10^6
A. 1
B. 2
C. 3
D. 4
E. 5
Please explain. Thank you!
Easy sig fig question?
i believe it would be four because when you add those two you would get 1.01369 and rule for addition/subtraction is that you count the lowest number of decimal places which would be .041 so the answer for the addition part would be 1.013 and than you divide it and the 1.013 is the one with the lowest sig figs so the answer would have four.
hope it helps!
(0.97269 + 0.041) / 4.7000x10^6
A. 1
B. 2
C. 3
D. 4
E. 5
Please explain. Thank you!
Easy sig fig question?
i believe it would be four because when you add those two you would get 1.01369 and rule for addition/subtraction is that you count the lowest number of decimal places which would be .041 so the answer for the addition part would be 1.013 and than you divide it and the 1.013 is the one with the lowest sig figs so the answer would have four.
hope it helps!
Reciepe for fig marmalade?
WHITE FIG MARMALADE
Yield: 9 servings
3 lb Of white figs
3 Oranges
6 3/4 c Sugar (3 3/8 pounds)
3 Lemons
Makes about 9 half-pints. Wash, peel and chop the figs. Wash and chop the
oranges, including the rind. Put figs and oranges in a preservng kettle
with the sugar. Place on low heat and cook, uncovered, about 45 minutes,
stirring occasionally. While this is simmering, wash, very thinly slice
and seed the lemons. Cook them in a small amount of water until tender and
drain. About 15 minutes before the fig mixture is done, add the lemon
slices. Ladle into hot, sterilized jars and seal immediately.
To seal: Fill to within 1/2-inch head room, being sure to first wipe the
rim and threads of the jars with a hot damp cloth to remove all particles
of food, seeds or spices. While contents are hot, cover with a 1/8-inch
layer of paraffin. When paraffin has set, add another layer of melted
paraffin, tilting and rotating the jar to seal completely.
http://www.recipesource.com/side-dishes/...
http://www.ichef.com/recipe.cfm/recipe/W...
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Reciepe for fig marmalade?
Fresh Fig Preserves Recipe
Ingredients
4 pounds firm, ripe figs
4-1/2 pounds sugar
1/4 cup fresh lemon juice
2 lemons, sliced
A few pieces of whole stick cinnamon or ginger root (optional)
Instructions
Wash and peel figs; set aside. Combine sugar and lemon juice in large nonreactive saucepan; add enough water to dissolve sugar. Add figs and lemon slices; cook about 45 minutes (the cinnamon or ginger may be tied in a cheesecloth bag and cooked with figs for added flavor). Stir frequently to prevent sticking.
Pack preserves into clean, hot jars, and seal immediately. Process in boiling water bath 5 minutes for half-pints, 10 minutes for pints.
Makes 8 to 10 (6-ounce) jars.
Reply:Ingredients:
3 1/4 pounds fully ripened figs
1/2 cup lemon juice
1 teaspoon lemon rind, grated
1/2 cup water
1 package (1 3/4 oz. size) Sure Jel
7 1/2 cups white sugar
Directions:
Trim stem from figs. Grind or chop figs and place in a large saucepan. Add Sure-Jel. Mix well. Place figs over high heat until a hard boil is reached. Immediately add all the sugar. Let come to a quick rolling boil that will not stir down. Boil hard for 1 minute, stirring constantly.
Remove from heat and skim with a metal spoon. Stir and skim for 5 minutes. Ladle into jelly glasses leaving 1/2" space at top. Cover with hot melted paraffin or seal with tops. Cool.
Yield: 9 servings
3 lb Of white figs
3 Oranges
6 3/4 c Sugar (3 3/8 pounds)
3 Lemons
Makes about 9 half-pints. Wash, peel and chop the figs. Wash and chop the
oranges, including the rind. Put figs and oranges in a preservng kettle
with the sugar. Place on low heat and cook, uncovered, about 45 minutes,
stirring occasionally. While this is simmering, wash, very thinly slice
and seed the lemons. Cook them in a small amount of water until tender and
drain. About 15 minutes before the fig mixture is done, add the lemon
slices. Ladle into hot, sterilized jars and seal immediately.
To seal: Fill to within 1/2-inch head room, being sure to first wipe the
rim and threads of the jars with a hot damp cloth to remove all particles
of food, seeds or spices. While contents are hot, cover with a 1/8-inch
layer of paraffin. When paraffin has set, add another layer of melted
paraffin, tilting and rotating the jar to seal completely.
http://www.recipesource.com/side-dishes/...
http://www.ichef.com/recipe.cfm/recipe/W...
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Reciepe for fig marmalade?
Fresh Fig Preserves Recipe
Ingredients
4 pounds firm, ripe figs
4-1/2 pounds sugar
1/4 cup fresh lemon juice
2 lemons, sliced
A few pieces of whole stick cinnamon or ginger root (optional)
Instructions
Wash and peel figs; set aside. Combine sugar and lemon juice in large nonreactive saucepan; add enough water to dissolve sugar. Add figs and lemon slices; cook about 45 minutes (the cinnamon or ginger may be tied in a cheesecloth bag and cooked with figs for added flavor). Stir frequently to prevent sticking.
Pack preserves into clean, hot jars, and seal immediately. Process in boiling water bath 5 minutes for half-pints, 10 minutes for pints.
Makes 8 to 10 (6-ounce) jars.
Reply:Ingredients:
3 1/4 pounds fully ripened figs
1/2 cup lemon juice
1 teaspoon lemon rind, grated
1/2 cup water
1 package (1 3/4 oz. size) Sure Jel
7 1/2 cups white sugar
Directions:
Trim stem from figs. Grind or chop figs and place in a large saucepan. Add Sure-Jel. Mix well. Place figs over high heat until a hard boil is reached. Immediately add all the sugar. Let come to a quick rolling boil that will not stir down. Boil hard for 1 minute, stirring constantly.
Remove from heat and skim with a metal spoon. Stir and skim for 5 minutes. Ladle into jelly glasses leaving 1/2" space at top. Cover with hot melted paraffin or seal with tops. Cool.
Will the fig leaf ever come back in style?
If those ugly 70's butterfly collared shirts can come back, anything is possible
Will the fig leaf ever come back in style?
Well, I used to wear one around my house....but I have 4 kids now, so I'm thinkin there maybe have been some cause/effect at work there.....
Besides, you have to have a green thumb to keep your fig tree alive and producing more clothes for ya, it's too much work. Now, when they start selling pretty colored fig leaves in Walmart, that might be a different story =)
Reply:Well, depending on the mood, I'm quite sure there are a number of bedrooms across the nation where this sort of attire is commonplace! YeeeeHaaaa!
Reply:hope not
Reply:just don't get it confused with poison ivy
Reply:Nope. God hates figs.
http://godhatesfigs.com/
Reply:Hell yeh, Im wearin one now
Reply:I, speaking for myself and my husband, much prefer the banana leaf.
Reply:No.
gert
Will the fig leaf ever come back in style?
Well, I used to wear one around my house....but I have 4 kids now, so I'm thinkin there maybe have been some cause/effect at work there.....
Besides, you have to have a green thumb to keep your fig tree alive and producing more clothes for ya, it's too much work. Now, when they start selling pretty colored fig leaves in Walmart, that might be a different story =)
Reply:Well, depending on the mood, I'm quite sure there are a number of bedrooms across the nation where this sort of attire is commonplace! YeeeeHaaaa!
Reply:hope not
Reply:just don't get it confused with poison ivy
Reply:Nope. God hates figs.
http://godhatesfigs.com/
Reply:Hell yeh, Im wearin one now
Reply:I, speaking for myself and my husband, much prefer the banana leaf.
Reply:No.
gert
Black mission fig tree care tips ?
The first step is to select the best location in your yard for planting the fig tree. The ideal position will offer full sun, a southern exposure, and provide protection from prevailing winds and late frosts. Planting alongside of a brick structure or stone wall will give the fig plant a convenient barrier to the weather and allow it to absorb heat radiating from the stones or brick.
Plant the fig tree in average soil mixed with compost, but do not add manures. Figs are not heavy feeders, and over fertilization results in lush leaf growth at the expense of fig production.
One trick that you may want to employ is to dig a hole about three feet deep and line the bottom with bricks or pot shards. This serves to restrict the roots and prevent the formation of tap roots. Figs seem to respond well to this treatment, but it is not a necessity.
To winterize an in-ground tree, insulate the base with leaves or straw and wrap the branches with blankets, quilts, canvas, carpet, or carpet padding. Next, wrap with a layer of clear plastic, or cover with a clear plastic bag.
Black mission fig tree care tips ?
My mother absolutely adores figs. My best care tip is to keep her away from your tree.
My second tip that is actually useful is to visit this website for details on carrying for your fig tree(s).
http://www.nafex.org/figs.htm
Reply:I am in Zone 9, don't know where you are. Your climate could make these instructions invalid. Trim tree (if it needs it) in Febuary before the sap rises. Any pieces you cut off (especially about 12 inch pieces can be stuck into pots w/o root tone, they root easily). I have lemon figs and celeste figs, but not black mission, but the general maintenance of them should be the same. I would make sure like w/ other trees, that there are no branches rubbing other branches. If so, trim so this is not happening. My figs (especially my older ones that are no longer, unfortunately) were very easy to maintain. One of my neighbors planted them for me and my mom and for many years we did not even prune them. Once they are established they are easy. And a few years ago we had a drought here. One of my neighbors would water her fig daily. I did not. Our figs tasted better than hers.
Plant the fig tree in average soil mixed with compost, but do not add manures. Figs are not heavy feeders, and over fertilization results in lush leaf growth at the expense of fig production.
One trick that you may want to employ is to dig a hole about three feet deep and line the bottom with bricks or pot shards. This serves to restrict the roots and prevent the formation of tap roots. Figs seem to respond well to this treatment, but it is not a necessity.
To winterize an in-ground tree, insulate the base with leaves or straw and wrap the branches with blankets, quilts, canvas, carpet, or carpet padding. Next, wrap with a layer of clear plastic, or cover with a clear plastic bag.
Black mission fig tree care tips ?
My mother absolutely adores figs. My best care tip is to keep her away from your tree.
My second tip that is actually useful is to visit this website for details on carrying for your fig tree(s).
http://www.nafex.org/figs.htm
Reply:I am in Zone 9, don't know where you are. Your climate could make these instructions invalid. Trim tree (if it needs it) in Febuary before the sap rises. Any pieces you cut off (especially about 12 inch pieces can be stuck into pots w/o root tone, they root easily). I have lemon figs and celeste figs, but not black mission, but the general maintenance of them should be the same. I would make sure like w/ other trees, that there are no branches rubbing other branches. If so, trim so this is not happening. My figs (especially my older ones that are no longer, unfortunately) were very easy to maintain. One of my neighbors planted them for me and my mom and for many years we did not even prune them. Once they are established they are easy. And a few years ago we had a drought here. One of my neighbors would water her fig daily. I did not. Our figs tasted better than hers.
Is a Fig a Fruit, I think it is but I want to make sure so I'm asking?
Hi, this is from Wikipedia: "The fig is commonly thought of as fruit, but it is properly the flower of the fig tree. It is in fact a false fruit or multiple fruit, in which the flowers and seeds grow together to form a single mass.
Common Fig fruitThe genus Dorstenia, also in the fig family (Moraceae), exhibits similar tiny flowers arranged on a receptacle but in this case the receptacle is a more or less flat, open surface.
A fig "fruit" is derived from a specially adapted type of inflorescence (structural arrangement of flowers). What is commonly called the "fruit" of a fig is actually a specialized structure- or accessory fruit- called a syconium: an involuted (nearly closed) receptacle with many small flowers arranged on the inner surface. Thus the actual flowers of the fig are unseen unless the fig is cut open. In Chinese the fig is called 'fruit without flower'.
Hope this helps
Is a Fig a Fruit, I think it is but I want to make sure so I'm asking?
Yes, better dried. Good cooked with some brown sugar, a little red wine, butter and topped with cream.
Reply:Yep. It has seeds.
Reply:yes
Common Fig fruitThe genus Dorstenia, also in the fig family (Moraceae), exhibits similar tiny flowers arranged on a receptacle but in this case the receptacle is a more or less flat, open surface.
A fig "fruit" is derived from a specially adapted type of inflorescence (structural arrangement of flowers). What is commonly called the "fruit" of a fig is actually a specialized structure- or accessory fruit- called a syconium: an involuted (nearly closed) receptacle with many small flowers arranged on the inner surface. Thus the actual flowers of the fig are unseen unless the fig is cut open. In Chinese the fig is called 'fruit without flower'.
Hope this helps
Is a Fig a Fruit, I think it is but I want to make sure so I'm asking?
Yes, better dried. Good cooked with some brown sugar, a little red wine, butter and topped with cream.
Reply:Yep. It has seeds.
Reply:yes
Will the fig leaf ever come back in style?
What with global warming and other environmental concerns, it just might. It would be cool and airy and it's an easily biodegradable renewable resource. You could just pick a leaf to wear for the day and throw it on the compost pile at night.
On the other hand, a leaf doesn't provide much protection from the elements, especially sun. It's also not durable enough to wear for sports or physical labor. I would think you'd itch pretty bad too because it wouldn't absorb perspiration and it's not very soft against your skin.
Maybe the bioengineers can design a fig plant with leaves more suitable for wearing.
Will the fig leaf ever come back in style?
Haha. I like it. I say why not.
Reply:Actually, as far as fig trees are concerned - they never went out of fashion!
They love 'em
Reply:One can only hope.
Reply:I hope NOT. You are thinking of the people you WANT to see. Think about those you Don't want wearing a fig leaf.
Reply:You mean it hasnt yet? Man, now i have to go get CLOTHES!
(*cries*)
Reply:No, it will clash with my loin cloth.
Reply:Are fig leaves big enough these days.
Reply:I hope so.
On the other hand, a leaf doesn't provide much protection from the elements, especially sun. It's also not durable enough to wear for sports or physical labor. I would think you'd itch pretty bad too because it wouldn't absorb perspiration and it's not very soft against your skin.
Maybe the bioengineers can design a fig plant with leaves more suitable for wearing.
Will the fig leaf ever come back in style?
Haha. I like it. I say why not.
Reply:Actually, as far as fig trees are concerned - they never went out of fashion!
They love 'em
Reply:One can only hope.
Reply:I hope NOT. You are thinking of the people you WANT to see. Think about those you Don't want wearing a fig leaf.
Reply:You mean it hasnt yet? Man, now i have to go get CLOTHES!
(*cries*)
Reply:No, it will clash with my loin cloth.
Reply:Are fig leaves big enough these days.
Reply:I hope so.
How do you know when a fig on a fig tree are ripe?
They turn brownish and remove easily from the tree.
How do you know when a fig on a fig tree are ripe?
They come off the tree easy, and on mine, the wasps are all over the upper branches feasting away. If they stay on too long, they seem to ferment.
Reply:eat it lol
Uhhh it shouldnt be like all mushy?
ada
How do you know when a fig on a fig tree are ripe?
They come off the tree easy, and on mine, the wasps are all over the upper branches feasting away. If they stay on too long, they seem to ferment.
Reply:eat it lol
Uhhh it shouldnt be like all mushy?
ada
How do they dey put the fig in the fig roll? im losin sleep over this one...help?
its a machine called an extruder basically a straw of dough is filled from the beginning with fig or other jam
Who likes fig preserves ?
i make them every year ! i love them !
Who likes fig preserves ?
I love them too! My mom made them for years from a fig bush in her backyard. My dad and I would go for the syrup and mix with butter and put on biscuits and toast. Good memories!
Reply:Me.
Who likes fig preserves ?
I love them too! My mom made them for years from a fig bush in her backyard. My dad and I would go for the syrup and mix with butter and put on biscuits and toast. Good memories!
Reply:Me.
What's the deal with the fig in a Fig Newton?
Am I the only one who thinks it looks like earwax?
What's the deal with the fig in a Fig Newton?
it does.. but its fig jelly and it tastes fruity 2 me
haha
funny question
Reply:I think you should have a doctor look at your ears .Because ear wax like must be clogging your brain .
Reply:idk its really gross!!
Reply:Ugh! If your ear wax is that color....OMG!
What's the deal with the fig in a Fig Newton?
it does.. but its fig jelly and it tastes fruity 2 me
haha
funny question
Reply:I think you should have a doctor look at your ears .Because ear wax like must be clogging your brain .
Reply:idk its really gross!!
Reply:Ugh! If your ear wax is that color....OMG!
Who ♥loves♥ fig newtons? mmm?
yah....they are the best...next to Oreos :)
Who ?loves? fig newtons? mmm?
yummy mmmm
Reply:I do and so does my husband
Reply:what are fig newtons? never heard of them.
**sorry**
Reply:not me
Reply:I do they're soooo good!!!!!
addis
Who ?loves? fig newtons? mmm?
yummy mmmm
Reply:I do and so does my husband
Reply:what are fig newtons? never heard of them.
**sorry**
Reply:not me
Reply:I do they're soooo good!!!!!
addis
Help!!sales fig.last YR 43376 this YR 61686 what % rise is that +how do u work it out from thick person?
if last yr was 43376 (1)
this year 61686 (2)
subtract 1 from 2 u get 18310
thus % increase = 18310/43376 x 100
= 42.21 % increase from last year
good night. x
Help!!sales fig.last YR 43376 this YR 61686 what % rise is that +how do u work it out from thick person?
Always, always,always...........let the original quantity represent 100%
43376 represents 100%
61686 represents 100 x 61686/43376 %
the answer is going to be 140 something percent
The percentage increase is this 140something minus 100%
The percentage increase is going to be 40something per cent
Good luck with the working out - you don't need me to do that!
Reply:14.2% increase approximately.
Reply:61686 - 43376 = 18310 (unit or dollar increase in sales)
18310 / 43376 * 100 = 42.2% increase
this year 61686 (2)
subtract 1 from 2 u get 18310
thus % increase = 18310/43376 x 100
= 42.21 % increase from last year
good night. x
Help!!sales fig.last YR 43376 this YR 61686 what % rise is that +how do u work it out from thick person?
Always, always,always...........let the original quantity represent 100%
43376 represents 100%
61686 represents 100 x 61686/43376 %
the answer is going to be 140 something percent
The percentage increase is this 140something minus 100%
The percentage increase is going to be 40something per cent
Good luck with the working out - you don't need me to do that!
Reply:14.2% increase approximately.
Reply:61686 - 43376 = 18310 (unit or dollar increase in sales)
18310 / 43376 * 100 = 42.2% increase
How do they get the figs in the fig rolls?
is it aliens is it magic or is it a miracle
or is it just machinery
How do they get the figs in the fig rolls?
They hire Mexican workers to cram it in each one by hand.
or is it just machinery
How do they get the figs in the fig rolls?
They hire Mexican workers to cram it in each one by hand.
How do they get the figs into a fig roll biscuit?
Late at night, the fig fairies come into the biscuit factory and blow it into each individual biscuit .
How do they get the figs into a fig roll biscuit?
ahh shucks -- not really
but really they do it by machines these days after the fairies went on strike Report It
Reply:two tubes, one bigger than the other.
How do they get the figs into a fig roll biscuit?
ahh shucks -- not really
but really they do it by machines these days after the fairies went on strike Report It
Reply:two tubes, one bigger than the other.
Are fig rolls bad for you?
compared to other biscuits..
Are fig rolls bad for you?
In excess they are, just like everything else, but in moderation you should come to no harm.
Reply:They are better for you than other biscuits. Not too sweet and have some fibre. Not sure how many would count for a portion of your five a day though. I think that would be counter productive!
Reply:???no but you will be "regular" over a few days if you eat too many.???
Reply:My midwife told me to eat them to ease constipation!!
Reply:It depends on how many you are planning on eating at one sitting. One or two a day should not hurt you unless you already have some health concerns such as diabetes, in fact it could be very beneficial to your digestive health.
Like anything in life too much of a good thing is no longer a good thing. Too many fig bars can cause several problems the least of which will keep you in the bathroom.
For a comparison of several different "fig bars/rolls/newton" see: www.nicecupofteaandasitdown.com/biscuits...
Reply:they give you the runs
Reply:Hence the name ROLLS...
Reply:If you like them eat them!
Reply:they're no worse than most other biscuits, probably better than most, considering they have a bit of dried fruit in, instead of just sugar, fat and flour.
Reply:Because of the pastry and sugar its high in fat content and thats bad for your heart
Reply:Yes they are, sorry ......
larry
Are fig rolls bad for you?
In excess they are, just like everything else, but in moderation you should come to no harm.
Reply:They are better for you than other biscuits. Not too sweet and have some fibre. Not sure how many would count for a portion of your five a day though. I think that would be counter productive!
Reply:???no but you will be "regular" over a few days if you eat too many.???
Reply:My midwife told me to eat them to ease constipation!!
Reply:It depends on how many you are planning on eating at one sitting. One or two a day should not hurt you unless you already have some health concerns such as diabetes, in fact it could be very beneficial to your digestive health.
Like anything in life too much of a good thing is no longer a good thing. Too many fig bars can cause several problems the least of which will keep you in the bathroom.
For a comparison of several different "fig bars/rolls/newton" see: www.nicecupofteaandasitdown.com/biscuits...
Reply:they give you the runs
Reply:Hence the name ROLLS...
Reply:If you like them eat them!
Reply:they're no worse than most other biscuits, probably better than most, considering they have a bit of dried fruit in, instead of just sugar, fat and flour.
Reply:Because of the pastry and sugar its high in fat content and thats bad for your heart
Reply:Yes they are, sorry ......
larry
How do they put the figs in fig rolls?
they have trained monkeys that use their thumbs to push the fig mash into the newtons
How do they put the figs in fig rolls?
magic
Reply:By machines
Reply:There is a roll
a man stands there and pushes fig in and out of the roll
?
A machine puts it in.
Reply:They have these little Friggers that poke em in !
Reply:They take the figs, and they take the rolls, and they kind of, you know, ........
How do they put the figs in fig rolls?
magic
Reply:By machines
Reply:There is a roll
a man stands there and pushes fig in and out of the roll
?
A machine puts it in.
Reply:They have these little Friggers that poke em in !
Reply:They take the figs, and they take the rolls, and they kind of, you know, ........
How do they get the figs in the fig rools?
They make a great big long flat biscuit base , layer the figs in the middle then roll it up and bake them, then cut them up into the fig rolls and pack them
The same as you do with sausage rolls
How do they get the figs in the fig rools?
They have tiny little mice in the factory who come out at night and put the figs in the rolls, everyone knows that!
Reply:If you make your own, you start with the figs and roll the dough round the outside. The one's you buy in the shop get squirted out of a machine.
Reply:Figs are very obedient. When someone shouts "roll over" they do.
The same as you do with sausage rolls
How do they get the figs in the fig rools?
They have tiny little mice in the factory who come out at night and put the figs in the rolls, everyone knows that!
Reply:If you make your own, you start with the figs and roll the dough round the outside. The one's you buy in the shop get squirted out of a machine.
Reply:Figs are very obedient. When someone shouts "roll over" they do.
PaT FiG! PrEeDY GiG!!!!?
what do uuuuuu have to say about that?
PaT FiG! PrEeDY GiG!!!!?
Fat Pig! Greedy Pig?
Why the attempt at disguising your words? Hmmm, weird, very weird. :(
Reply:Thank you Early .. have a great evenin'!! :) Report It
Reply:What did you call me??
Reply:I'd say lay off the wacky tobaccy.
Reply:Fo guck seryelf.
Reply:Who are you talking about?
PaT FiG! PrEeDY GiG!!!!?
Fat Pig! Greedy Pig?
Why the attempt at disguising your words? Hmmm, weird, very weird. :(
Reply:Thank you Early .. have a great evenin'!! :) Report It
Reply:What did you call me??
Reply:I'd say lay off the wacky tobaccy.
Reply:Fo guck seryelf.
Reply:Who are you talking about?
How do you get the figs into the fig rolls?
hurry im trying to make some!!!!
How do you get the figs into the fig rolls?
smach them !
Reply:don't you mash them into a pasteish texture? and then put the fig mixture on to the dough and roll it and press it down or something?
i dunno. that's how i think it would work. =P i don't know much cooking.
Chemicals
How do you get the figs into the fig rolls?
smach them !
Reply:don't you mash them into a pasteish texture? and then put the fig mixture on to the dough and roll it and press it down or something?
i dunno. that's how i think it would work. =P i don't know much cooking.
Chemicals
I'm trying to find figs to make fig wine. Does anyone know where to find them?
Whole Foods ALWAYS has them.
I'm trying to find figs to make fig wine. Does anyone know where to find them?
Try this:
http://www.bulkfoods.com/fig.htm
Reply:http://www.maywoodfarms.com/wholesale.ht...
http://www.islandfarmfresh.com/saanich1....
http://www.gonutsforfruit.com/store/cart...
Reply:have you ever tried growing your own? we have two fig trees in my backyard and always have thousands of figs to eat and make things with. we often make fig jam out of them and give them away as gifts...but look into growing your own, you will get more than you could ever need and you dont have to pay for them!
Reply:i hear that you can find them on a fig tree
Reply:The figs will be ripe here in Tx starting next month and man they're everywhere.
Reply:go to a nice upscale fruit market, they should have them. and if not, they may be able to special order them for you. I had an Italian neighbor who brought a whole flat of them to a barbecue we had, so i know they must be available like this. Your best bet is to call around, so u will not have to traipse all over town to find what u need
Reply:Its not fig season, I imagine, but try organic food stores or farmer's markets. Figs are extremely delecate when fresh and ripe, so they aren't common in regular grocery stores. Or you can try reconstituting dried figs (much more available) in a desired liquid, like wine or bourbon (a great dessert, btw).
Reply:you can get them from the grocery store. But if you want them fresh, then you have to find a fig tree and pick them before dawn...because they taste better, I think.
Reply:they alwyas have dreid figs right at the shoprite, with the nuts. If you are adding to wine they should be fine.
I'm trying to find figs to make fig wine. Does anyone know where to find them?
Try this:
http://www.bulkfoods.com/fig.htm
Reply:http://www.maywoodfarms.com/wholesale.ht...
http://www.islandfarmfresh.com/saanich1....
http://www.gonutsforfruit.com/store/cart...
Reply:have you ever tried growing your own? we have two fig trees in my backyard and always have thousands of figs to eat and make things with. we often make fig jam out of them and give them away as gifts...but look into growing your own, you will get more than you could ever need and you dont have to pay for them!
Reply:i hear that you can find them on a fig tree
Reply:The figs will be ripe here in Tx starting next month and man they're everywhere.
Reply:go to a nice upscale fruit market, they should have them. and if not, they may be able to special order them for you. I had an Italian neighbor who brought a whole flat of them to a barbecue we had, so i know they must be available like this. Your best bet is to call around, so u will not have to traipse all over town to find what u need
Reply:Its not fig season, I imagine, but try organic food stores or farmer's markets. Figs are extremely delecate when fresh and ripe, so they aren't common in regular grocery stores. Or you can try reconstituting dried figs (much more available) in a desired liquid, like wine or bourbon (a great dessert, btw).
Reply:you can get them from the grocery store. But if you want them fresh, then you have to find a fig tree and pick them before dawn...because they taste better, I think.
Reply:they alwyas have dreid figs right at the shoprite, with the nuts. If you are adding to wine they should be fine.
Are fig newtons a cookie or a marsupial?
Fig Newtons are neither a cookie nor a marsupial. They represent an unfortunate (not to mention illegal in 36 countries) encounter between an inebriated Australian and a rare species of albino opposum.
The offspring of this union have continued to inbreed to the present day, producing more and more bizarre genetic mutations. Besides the aforementioned Fig Newtons, this includes (but is not limited to) the following:
Kebler elves; several US politicians; the Yugo car; any form of poultry served with raspberry sauce; Michael Jackson; reality TV; and last, but not least, Hilary Duff.
If you ever need any more information, please feel free to contact me. We have lots and lots of time here at the Home for such things.
Are fig newtons a cookie or a marsupial?
Better a cooking IN your pocket than a cookie WITH a pocket
Reply:ROFLOLOL--
I love that!!
Reply:Oh, dear, my alleged mother may have been a marsupial. I hope I'm not a cannibal!
Oh, Cripes, they taste like bloody shite with fava beans and I nearly gagged on the chianti. Must be a cookie.
I have a fig newton of a different colour living next to me. Nice enough chap unless you happen to call him by name when he's cross-dressing, especially when he's on a date with an unawares conservative. That seems to generally spoil the mood for both of them, for some odd reason.
(I just read the other responses after I scribbled mine. I like to do mine first so as to keep a blank mind, like that's any sort of major obstacle for me. I'm rather fond of wolfblayde's answer.)
Reply:hehe a marsupial is... like, a mammal that can carry its newborn in little pockets . like a kangaroo.
hehe. that'd be scary, if your Fig Newton came to life :-D
"The Fig Newton (in Europe, a Fig Roll) is a soft, cake-like pastry filled with fig jam"
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fig_Newton
Reply:Definetly a marsupial, yeah, definitely
Reply:umm...a cookie obviously
Reply:They're both things to be avoided if you've not had your shots.
Reply:Cookie for $1000 Alex
Reply:definitely a cookie
Reply:Looks like crushed ants in a cookie to me
Reply:newtons are cookies, figs are fruits
Reply:You may not be old enough to remember but Fig Newtons are fruit and cake. It was a commercial on the TV.
Reply:Fig newtons? Oh. Those are dinosaurs.. no no wait.. oh those are felines. Wait, fig newtons? Oh yah, no those are dinosaurs.
Reply:Does your crack go from side to side instead of front to back?
Reply:Nasty, either way, nasty
Reply:Let me ask them...wait a minute...they are projectiles, duck!
The offspring of this union have continued to inbreed to the present day, producing more and more bizarre genetic mutations. Besides the aforementioned Fig Newtons, this includes (but is not limited to) the following:
Kebler elves; several US politicians; the Yugo car; any form of poultry served with raspberry sauce; Michael Jackson; reality TV; and last, but not least, Hilary Duff.
If you ever need any more information, please feel free to contact me. We have lots and lots of time here at the Home for such things.
Are fig newtons a cookie or a marsupial?
Better a cooking IN your pocket than a cookie WITH a pocket
Reply:ROFLOLOL--
I love that!!
Reply:Oh, dear, my alleged mother may have been a marsupial. I hope I'm not a cannibal!
Oh, Cripes, they taste like bloody shite with fava beans and I nearly gagged on the chianti. Must be a cookie.
I have a fig newton of a different colour living next to me. Nice enough chap unless you happen to call him by name when he's cross-dressing, especially when he's on a date with an unawares conservative. That seems to generally spoil the mood for both of them, for some odd reason.
(I just read the other responses after I scribbled mine. I like to do mine first so as to keep a blank mind, like that's any sort of major obstacle for me. I'm rather fond of wolfblayde's answer.)
Reply:hehe a marsupial is... like, a mammal that can carry its newborn in little pockets . like a kangaroo.
hehe. that'd be scary, if your Fig Newton came to life :-D
"The Fig Newton (in Europe, a Fig Roll) is a soft, cake-like pastry filled with fig jam"
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fig_Newton
Reply:Definetly a marsupial, yeah, definitely
Reply:umm...a cookie obviously
Reply:They're both things to be avoided if you've not had your shots.
Reply:Cookie for $1000 Alex
Reply:definitely a cookie
Reply:Looks like crushed ants in a cookie to me
Reply:newtons are cookies, figs are fruits
Reply:You may not be old enough to remember but Fig Newtons are fruit and cake. It was a commercial on the TV.
Reply:Fig newtons? Oh. Those are dinosaurs.. no no wait.. oh those are felines. Wait, fig newtons? Oh yah, no those are dinosaurs.
Reply:Does your crack go from side to side instead of front to back?
Reply:Nasty, either way, nasty
Reply:Let me ask them...wait a minute...they are projectiles, duck!
How do they get the figs into the fig rolls?
The fig fairy - second cousin to the Corn Dog fairy.
How do they get the figs into the fig rolls?
assuming you already know they're made by "little people", they make a large slab of dough, place the figs on it, lay another slab on top, and all run across it 'til it's flat. then they cut them in little squares with a pizza cutter.
Reply:They don't. It just appears there when you open the packet.
Reply:With the Fig Installer 5000
How do they get the figs into the fig rolls?
assuming you already know they're made by "little people", they make a large slab of dough, place the figs on it, lay another slab on top, and all run across it 'til it's flat. then they cut them in little squares with a pizza cutter.
Reply:They don't. It just appears there when you open the packet.
Reply:With the Fig Installer 5000
How DO they get the figs into the fig rolls?
Bribery
How DO they get the figs into the fig rolls?
by using their hand
Reply:magic
Reply:with a fig putter inner thingy
Reply:.... mmmmm another imponderable question like 'who put the ram in the ramalamadingdong?'....
Reply:imagine a bowl the size and shape of a fig roll. people or machines fill the bowls and a cover presses them into shape.
Figs are sold in these hockey puck shaped discs because they used to be threaded on a string and tied in a circle. The method remains...
Reply:simply put the fruit is mashed then dried , passed through a machine that presses the into sheets which are then cut and rolled
miriam
How DO they get the figs into the fig rolls?
by using their hand
Reply:magic
Reply:with a fig putter inner thingy
Reply:.... mmmmm another imponderable question like 'who put the ram in the ramalamadingdong?'....
Reply:imagine a bowl the size and shape of a fig roll. people or machines fill the bowls and a cover presses them into shape.
Figs are sold in these hockey puck shaped discs because they used to be threaded on a string and tied in a circle. The method remains...
Reply:simply put the fruit is mashed then dried , passed through a machine that presses the into sheets which are then cut and rolled
miriam
Sig fig question?
i dont really get this addition/ minus as well as division and multiplication
please show me the steps and explain it to me in simple English
and please solve these questions
500 - 3.7
500. -83.35
Sig fig question?
repeat to yourself "your answer is only as precise as the least number of significant figures in the operation"
In the first, lack of the decimal after the 500 implies one number significane. So the answer would be "500" .
In the second, the decimal implies 3 sign. fig. precision, so you would do the subtraction and round off to 3 significant figures. So the answer would be "417."
please show me the steps and explain it to me in simple English
and please solve these questions
500 - 3.7
500. -83.35
Sig fig question?
repeat to yourself "your answer is only as precise as the least number of significant figures in the operation"
In the first, lack of the decimal after the 500 implies one number significane. So the answer would be "500" .
In the second, the decimal implies 3 sign. fig. precision, so you would do the subtraction and round off to 3 significant figures. So the answer would be "417."
How do they get the fig into a fig roll????
I've always assumed its like a sausage filler.
I have 2 packets here. They look injection moulded to me.
In the old days the ends were crimped, but now they just cleanly chop them.
How do they get the fig into a fig roll????
I thought it was obvious
Reply:fig knows
Reply:it may be ~how do they put the `biscuit round the fig`
Reply:They teach them gymnastics at an early age.
Reply:with a fig squirter.
Reply:machines.
if your asking about fig rolls its put on a pastry then covered in pastry, but I think you may have gotten confused with doenuts where jam is syringed in to doenuts
Reply:machinery
Reply:the fig is pureed then it is rolled into the batter and then baked.
Reply:they put the fig roll over the fig
Reply:the fig is rolled into the pastry.
what kind of a quesion is this??
Reply:very carefully
I have 2 packets here. They look injection moulded to me.
In the old days the ends were crimped, but now they just cleanly chop them.
How do they get the fig into a fig roll????
I thought it was obvious
Reply:fig knows
Reply:it may be ~how do they put the `biscuit round the fig`
Reply:They teach them gymnastics at an early age.
Reply:with a fig squirter.
Reply:machines.
if your asking about fig rolls its put on a pastry then covered in pastry, but I think you may have gotten confused with doenuts where jam is syringed in to doenuts
Reply:machinery
Reply:the fig is pureed then it is rolled into the batter and then baked.
Reply:they put the fig roll over the fig
Reply:the fig is rolled into the pastry.
what kind of a quesion is this??
Reply:very carefully
Can fig trees grow in Idaho?
I grew one in northern NM in a hot-house for years. We got lots of tasty figs. But, outside, gosh I don't think so, because of your winters.
How do you get the figs in fig rolls?
this is not for me but for an irish guy called thomas who is sitting next to me who pretends his name is seamus
How do you get the figs in fig rolls?
Fig bar's are made by making a FIRM cookie type dough and rolling it out to form a rectangle shape. Place prepared fig's on the dough and fold each side to cover your fig's and then roll the whole loaf over to put the seams on the bottom. Cook, cool and cut into bar's. I've made them before and it was't real casy, but was worth the trouble. Good luck, hope I helped you.
Reply:By using an intricate system of levers and pulleys .... or so I am told, its magic spells cast by Elks.
I suppose you could also try asking them nicely.
Reply:Push.
Hard.
Reply:The same way they put jam in Donuts.
Reply:litle aliens do it i sware
Reply:dont you know about the fig people ? well they sit there stuffing all the eating figs in the little rolls .
think santas elves but without toys !!
Reply:use a fig roll machine
Reply:Start with flat dough. Lay on figs. Roll up dough.
irene
How do you get the figs in fig rolls?
Fig bar's are made by making a FIRM cookie type dough and rolling it out to form a rectangle shape. Place prepared fig's on the dough and fold each side to cover your fig's and then roll the whole loaf over to put the seams on the bottom. Cook, cool and cut into bar's. I've made them before and it was't real casy, but was worth the trouble. Good luck, hope I helped you.
Reply:By using an intricate system of levers and pulleys .... or so I am told, its magic spells cast by Elks.
I suppose you could also try asking them nicely.
Reply:Push.
Hard.
Reply:The same way they put jam in Donuts.
Reply:litle aliens do it i sware
Reply:dont you know about the fig people ? well they sit there stuffing all the eating figs in the little rolls .
think santas elves but without toys !!
Reply:use a fig roll machine
Reply:Start with flat dough. Lay on figs. Roll up dough.
irene
How do jackobs get the fig into the fig roll?
FIG SWIRLS
For pastry dough
1 3/4 cups all-purpose flour
1/4 teaspoon baking powder
1/4 teaspoon baking soda
1/4 teaspoon salt
1 stick (1/2 cup) unsalted butter, softened
4 oz cream cheese at room temperature
1 large egg yolk
1 teaspoon vanilla
For filling
1 cup packed soft dried Mission figs (8 oz), hard tips discarded
3/4 cup mild honey
2 tablespoons fresh orange juice
2 teaspoons grated fresh orange zest
1/2 teaspoon cinnamon
Make pastry dough:
Whisk together flour, baking powder, baking soda, and salt in a bowl.
Pulse butter, cream cheese, yolk, and vanilla in a food processor until smooth, then add flour mixture and pulse until dough just forms a ball.
Halve dough and form each half into a roughly 6- by 2-inch rectangle. Chill, wrapped in plastic wrap, until firm, about 1 1/2 hours.
Make filling:
Purée figs, honey, juice, zest, and cinnamon in cleaned food processor until almost smooth.
Make logs:
Roll out 1 piece of dough between 2 sheets of wax paper into a 10- by 8-inch rectangle (about 1/3 inch thick), long side facing you. Remove top sheet of wax paper and gently spread one fourth of fig mixture over bottom half of dough, leaving a 1/4-inch border. Using wax paper as an aid, roll dough, jelly-roll style, halfway, enclosing fig mixture. Flip dough, with wax paper. Remove paper. Spread with one third of remaining fig mixture and roll in same manner, to form an S-shaped log. Make another log. Chill logs, wrapped in wax paper, until firm, at least 4 hours.
Bake cookies:
Put oven rack in middle position and preheat oven to 375°F.
Cut logs crosswise into 1/3-inch-thick slices and arrange slices about 2 inches apart on lightly buttered baking sheets. Bake until pastry is pale golden, 12 to 15 minutes. Transfer to racks to cool.
For pastry dough
1 3/4 cups all-purpose flour
1/4 teaspoon baking powder
1/4 teaspoon baking soda
1/4 teaspoon salt
1 stick (1/2 cup) unsalted butter, softened
4 oz cream cheese at room temperature
1 large egg yolk
1 teaspoon vanilla
For filling
1 cup packed soft dried Mission figs (8 oz), hard tips discarded
3/4 cup mild honey
2 tablespoons fresh orange juice
2 teaspoons grated fresh orange zest
1/2 teaspoon cinnamon
Make pastry dough:
Whisk together flour, baking powder, baking soda, and salt in a bowl.
Pulse butter, cream cheese, yolk, and vanilla in a food processor until smooth, then add flour mixture and pulse until dough just forms a ball.
Halve dough and form each half into a roughly 6- by 2-inch rectangle. Chill, wrapped in plastic wrap, until firm, about 1 1/2 hours.
Make filling:
Purée figs, honey, juice, zest, and cinnamon in cleaned food processor until almost smooth.
Make logs:
Roll out 1 piece of dough between 2 sheets of wax paper into a 10- by 8-inch rectangle (about 1/3 inch thick), long side facing you. Remove top sheet of wax paper and gently spread one fourth of fig mixture over bottom half of dough, leaving a 1/4-inch border. Using wax paper as an aid, roll dough, jelly-roll style, halfway, enclosing fig mixture. Flip dough, with wax paper. Remove paper. Spread with one third of remaining fig mixture and roll in same manner, to form an S-shaped log. Make another log. Chill logs, wrapped in wax paper, until firm, at least 4 hours.
Bake cookies:
Put oven rack in middle position and preheat oven to 375°F.
Cut logs crosswise into 1/3-inch-thick slices and arrange slices about 2 inches apart on lightly buttered baking sheets. Bake until pastry is pale golden, 12 to 15 minutes. Transfer to racks to cool.
How dooo they get the figs into fig rolls?
It is cooked like the filling for date squares and other fruit filled cookies and pastries, I like the greek fig cookies.
I use the string or dried figs, you just heat them after snipping off the stem ends in a light sugar syrup, I find they need just a bit of sugar and a squeeze of lemon to booast there flavour, then you make a basic sugar cookie dough and fill flatten rounds and make a turn over style cookie, for ones like Fig Newton you need a machine or a helper.
I use the string or dried figs, you just heat them after snipping off the stem ends in a light sugar syrup, I find they need just a bit of sugar and a squeeze of lemon to booast there flavour, then you make a basic sugar cookie dough and fill flatten rounds and make a turn over style cookie, for ones like Fig Newton you need a machine or a helper.
Sig fig help???
3.45 x 10^6 g Au= ? moles Au
62.34 g F= ? mol F
Sig fig help???
3.45x10^6(1 mol Au/196.9665gAu)=1.75x10^3 molesAu
62.34g F(1 mol F/18.9984g F)=32.81x10^1
62.34 g F= ? mol F
Sig fig help???
3.45x10^6(1 mol Au/196.9665gAu)=1.75x10^3 molesAu
62.34g F(1 mol F/18.9984g F)=32.81x10^1
How do they get the figs in fig rolls?
ah the age old question!!!
How do they get the figs in fig rolls?
You start with a hill, then generously coat the hill with flour and dough. Climb to the top and allow the fig to roll downhill.
Hince the term Fig Roll
Reply:A hand held petrol two-stroke 'Fig-inroll-atron', thingy.
B%26amp;Q sell them! Very useful tool not to be misused.
hmm! what could you do to misuse one?
Reply:Same way they get currants in electricity.
Reply:What's a fig roll?
Reply:What's that got to do with gardens?
Reply:they roll it into a pastry. How do they pea's in a pod ?
Reply:they buy them? That was easy.
Wisdom Teeth
How do they get the figs in fig rolls?
You start with a hill, then generously coat the hill with flour and dough. Climb to the top and allow the fig to roll downhill.
Hince the term Fig Roll
Reply:A hand held petrol two-stroke 'Fig-inroll-atron', thingy.
B%26amp;Q sell them! Very useful tool not to be misused.
hmm! what could you do to misuse one?
Reply:Same way they get currants in electricity.
Reply:What's a fig roll?
Reply:What's that got to do with gardens?
Reply:they roll it into a pastry. How do they pea's in a pod ?
Reply:they buy them? That was easy.
Wisdom Teeth
How do they get the 'figs' in the 'fig rolls'?
They use a machine that uses a syringe like nozzle to pump in the fig puree inside the empty roll shell.
Either that, or the shell is half with a cavity in the center where the fig is placed, then the top half covers the roll and it is baked/cooked a bit to let the two halves close up.
Either that, or the shell is half with a cavity in the center where the fig is placed, then the top half covers the roll and it is baked/cooked a bit to let the two halves close up.
Guyed fig our our Viv 8re gyrator zither Tokugawa Tue tweeted rotatory Terr terrify?
Tweety does get terrified sometimes cause that cat is chasing him...Poor thing.
Guyed fig our our Viv 8re gyrator zither Tokugawa Tue tweeted rotatory Terr terrify?
Thank You!
? Report It
Reply:go to bed
Reply:aga baye tula kay yed lagalay ke kay? kay wangal wangal bolat challiye bagha ! baya baya baya
Guyed fig our our Viv 8re gyrator zither Tokugawa Tue tweeted rotatory Terr terrify?
Thank You!
? Report It
Reply:go to bed
Reply:aga baye tula kay yed lagalay ke kay? kay wangal wangal bolat challiye bagha ! baya baya baya
Are fig newtons good for the digestive system?
It depends on the brand... You cannot just say yes or no when there is so many different brands.
Nabisco recently came out with a "WHOLE GRAIN" version has 13 grams of sugar... I realize that some of the sugar is natural in figs, but it is also in the ingredient list as added.
There is an organic brand ... I cannot think of the name now but It is whole grain, no sugar added, and that is good for you.
Unfortunately, most companies add so much sugar or fat that they make things unhealthy. Then, they try to pawn it off as healthy... one company even has whole grain nacho or tortilla they them fry in in a bunch of fat and try to make you think it is good for you. That is coming close to the way tobacco companies used to add stuff to cigarettes and make you think they were good.
I think it is time for a class action law suit against these food companies for trying to pawn off unhealthy food on unsuspecting consumers and lure the children into force in parents to buy it.
Good luck...
Are fig newtons good for the digestive system?
Yes they are high in fiber, love those things.....you just made me hungry for those.
Reply:Honestly, no. The Fat Free Fig Newtons, have only 1g of dietary fiber which is the part of carbs that help you digest easier.
HOWEVER, i eat figs b/c they are one of the FEW snacks that have no Partially Hydrogenated Oils, which are horrible and found in almost ALL snacks. Partially Hydrogenated Oils are bad b/c they are not natural and serve as stored fat to your body =( you don't want to eat too much partially hydrogenated anything.
Mmm.. Fig newtons =)
Reply:yes, fig is very good at cleaning out your system.
Reply:Figs are high in fiber so they'll help clean you out. They are also really high in sugar, so you may want to moderate your intake. If it's fiber you're looking for, a stalk of celery will do wonders.
Nabisco recently came out with a "WHOLE GRAIN" version has 13 grams of sugar... I realize that some of the sugar is natural in figs, but it is also in the ingredient list as added.
There is an organic brand ... I cannot think of the name now but It is whole grain, no sugar added, and that is good for you.
Unfortunately, most companies add so much sugar or fat that they make things unhealthy. Then, they try to pawn it off as healthy... one company even has whole grain nacho or tortilla they them fry in in a bunch of fat and try to make you think it is good for you. That is coming close to the way tobacco companies used to add stuff to cigarettes and make you think they were good.
I think it is time for a class action law suit against these food companies for trying to pawn off unhealthy food on unsuspecting consumers and lure the children into force in parents to buy it.
Good luck...
Are fig newtons good for the digestive system?
Yes they are high in fiber, love those things.....you just made me hungry for those.
Reply:Honestly, no. The Fat Free Fig Newtons, have only 1g of dietary fiber which is the part of carbs that help you digest easier.
HOWEVER, i eat figs b/c they are one of the FEW snacks that have no Partially Hydrogenated Oils, which are horrible and found in almost ALL snacks. Partially Hydrogenated Oils are bad b/c they are not natural and serve as stored fat to your body =( you don't want to eat too much partially hydrogenated anything.
Mmm.. Fig newtons =)
Reply:yes, fig is very good at cleaning out your system.
Reply:Figs are high in fiber so they'll help clean you out. They are also really high in sugar, so you may want to moderate your intake. If it's fiber you're looking for, a stalk of celery will do wonders.
Im fig it sooooo hard to beleive...?
why in the world do people get excited about being a senior nad graduating out of high school. Are they seriously ready to take on life and all the challenges?
in high school life is just sooooo much simpler. it is fun meeting new people and just enjoying life. After high school, no more fun and games. u have to get real. So why do people get all excited just because they are a senior.
i personally dont want to leave all of my friends that i grew sooooo close to. :-(
Im fig it sooooo hard to beleive...?
Well, in my world after high school there is college, which is a WHOLE NEW WORLD of wonderful things! The middle ground between real life and school life. Friends are hard to lose. You can always make new ones though and keep in touch with old ones.
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may
in high school life is just sooooo much simpler. it is fun meeting new people and just enjoying life. After high school, no more fun and games. u have to get real. So why do people get all excited just because they are a senior.
i personally dont want to leave all of my friends that i grew sooooo close to. :-(
Im fig it sooooo hard to beleive...?
Well, in my world after high school there is college, which is a WHOLE NEW WORLD of wonderful things! The middle ground between real life and school life. Friends are hard to lose. You can always make new ones though and keep in touch with old ones.
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may
Are fig leaves edible or poisonous?
I don't know, why would you want to eat the leaves? Put a pile of them around a horse or pig and see if they eat them, that will tell you if they are ok or not.
Animals still have the ability to detect if something is good or bad, we used too.
Typically sweet is good and bitter is bad. Humans would eat a bite or two of something then wait to see if it effected them bad when we were cavemen.
Are fig leaves edible or poisonous?
I actually have the same question. My parents have a large fig tree next to their house, and my mother has been puppy-sitting for me. She thinks it's hilarious that my little 8-pound dog goes nuts for these leaves - she prances around with one in her mouth, then settles down and shreds it. It actually makes her breath smell sweet, but I am nervous the leaves may be poisonous.
Animals still have the ability to detect if something is good or bad, we used too.
Typically sweet is good and bitter is bad. Humans would eat a bite or two of something then wait to see if it effected them bad when we were cavemen.
Are fig leaves edible or poisonous?
I actually have the same question. My parents have a large fig tree next to their house, and my mother has been puppy-sitting for me. She thinks it's hilarious that my little 8-pound dog goes nuts for these leaves - she prances around with one in her mouth, then settles down and shreds it. It actually makes her breath smell sweet, but I am nervous the leaves may be poisonous.
Do Fig Newtons contain wasp eggs?
no, where did you hear that?
Its true that various fruits and vegetables do contain traces of insect parts, there are actually regulations on how much insect is allowed per volume per food.
I guess if there is a pest that attacks figs and that pest has a parasitoid predator that happens to be a wasp, and they get mulched up into cookies, then yeah its possible, but these things wont appear in the ingredients.......and most of the rumors about this kind of stuff is all just speculation, and usually not factual!
Do Fig Newtons contain wasp eggs?
no, unless accidentally added in the cooking process
Reply:Urban myth alert! Sorry, no, but that doesn't mean that the FDA has not allowed some entomological contaminates into the cookies either.
Reply:At the link below you may find all you would wish to know about wasps and figs.
In short, fig wasps are found in inedible figs, or caprifigs, and Fig Newtons are made from edible figs, which have a different flower structure which prevents fig wasps from laying eggs there.
Reply:yes
Reply:I certainly hope not. I doubt it though, sounds like an urban legend to me.
Reply:no.
imax theater
Its true that various fruits and vegetables do contain traces of insect parts, there are actually regulations on how much insect is allowed per volume per food.
I guess if there is a pest that attacks figs and that pest has a parasitoid predator that happens to be a wasp, and they get mulched up into cookies, then yeah its possible, but these things wont appear in the ingredients.......and most of the rumors about this kind of stuff is all just speculation, and usually not factual!
Do Fig Newtons contain wasp eggs?
no, unless accidentally added in the cooking process
Reply:Urban myth alert! Sorry, no, but that doesn't mean that the FDA has not allowed some entomological contaminates into the cookies either.
Reply:At the link below you may find all you would wish to know about wasps and figs.
In short, fig wasps are found in inedible figs, or caprifigs, and Fig Newtons are made from edible figs, which have a different flower structure which prevents fig wasps from laying eggs there.
Reply:yes
Reply:I certainly hope not. I doubt it though, sounds like an urban legend to me.
Reply:no.
imax theater
In Fig. 19-42, let V = 84 V and C1 = C2 = C3 = 7.7 µF. How much energy is stored in the capacitor network?
The capacitors, two are in a series and the other one is in parallel.
In Fig. 19-42, let V = 84 V and C1 = C2 = C3 = 7.7 μF. How much energy is stored in the capacitor network?
3 squared to the max of electron units.
In Fig. 19-42, let V = 84 V and C1 = C2 = C3 = 7.7 μF. How much energy is stored in the capacitor network?
3 squared to the max of electron units.
Sig Fig Significant Digits question quick!?
The question was how many moles of solute are needed per 1 kg of water when a compound is used in some antifreeze mixtures. they want protection against freezing to as low as -40 C. -40 is the only number in the problem. The answer I got is 21.5 but what is the answer using correct significant digits?
Sig Fig Significant Digits question quick!?
Assume the temperature (-40) is exact, so infinite sig figs.
ΔTf = Kf · mB
40 = 1.86 * m
21.50537634 = m
21.5 = m
3 sig figs is correct.
Reply:2.2X10^1 You must use scientific notation because the problem contains two significant figures.
The answer needs a decimal place in it... just like 1.0 there really is no need for the decimal place in most situations, but in chemistry class it is best.
Reply:This question shows just how daft "significant figures" problems are (not your fault; you didn't choose the question). In this case, whatever the rules state, is just as easy to measure out 21.5 mol as 21 or 22 mol, and there is no point being less accurate than you could be.
So if you have a good teacher, tell him or her that you know that 21 is the official answer, but pass on my comments, and see what the teacher says.
Reply:Delta T = kf x m
kf for water = 1.86
40 = 1.86 x m
m = 21.5
this means 21.5 moles of solute in 1 Kg of water
Since 2 significant figures are in 40 °C the answer would be 22 moles
Reply:20 C
Sig Fig Significant Digits question quick!?
Assume the temperature (-40) is exact, so infinite sig figs.
ΔTf = Kf · mB
40 = 1.86 * m
21.50537634 = m
21.5 = m
3 sig figs is correct.
Reply:2.2X10^1 You must use scientific notation because the problem contains two significant figures.
The answer needs a decimal place in it... just like 1.0 there really is no need for the decimal place in most situations, but in chemistry class it is best.
Reply:This question shows just how daft "significant figures" problems are (not your fault; you didn't choose the question). In this case, whatever the rules state, is just as easy to measure out 21.5 mol as 21 or 22 mol, and there is no point being less accurate than you could be.
So if you have a good teacher, tell him or her that you know that 21 is the official answer, but pass on my comments, and see what the teacher says.
Reply:Delta T = kf x m
kf for water = 1.86
40 = 1.86 x m
m = 21.5
this means 21.5 moles of solute in 1 Kg of water
Since 2 significant figures are in 40 °C the answer would be 22 moles
Reply:20 C
How do you get the fig in the fig roll??
They make a long strip of biscuit dough, squeeze on the fig paste, and top that with biscuit dough. The big long strip is then chopped up into the precious handy-sized fig rolls [some of us] know and love.
How do you get the fig in the fig roll??
Jim figged put the in
Reply:I don't figgin know... sorry can't be more helpful
Reply:roll?
How do you get the fig in the fig roll??
Jim figged put the in
Reply:I don't figgin know... sorry can't be more helpful
Reply:roll?
How to you put the fig in fig rolls.?
The F first,
then next is the I,
and finally the G!
How to you put the fig in fig rolls.?
use an injector...like you would use tp inject a turkey
Reply:Nooo How do you put the caramel inside a caramel bar? lol....
ben
then next is the I,
and finally the G!
How to you put the fig in fig rolls.?
use an injector...like you would use tp inject a turkey
Reply:Nooo How do you put the caramel inside a caramel bar? lol....
ben
How do you get the fig into a fig roll?
by figuring it out?
How do you get the fig into a fig roll?
process it until it hardly resembles a fig squash it into some kind of processed pastry mix with 10 000 ingredients in and there you have it, one ready made factory fig roll to join the other 100000000000
Reply:I think you have to frig it a little.
Reply:Well according to the ads years ago:
Jim Figgerty is employed to put the figs into Fig Rolls :)
How do you get the fig into a fig roll?
process it until it hardly resembles a fig squash it into some kind of processed pastry mix with 10 000 ingredients in and there you have it, one ready made factory fig roll to join the other 100000000000
Reply:I think you have to frig it a little.
Reply:Well according to the ads years ago:
Jim Figgerty is employed to put the figs into Fig Rolls :)
Do fig newtons have bugs in them?
The way that figs develop requires that wasps get into the fruit to pollinate it. If there are developed seeds in the fig then that means that these tiny wasps got into the fruit. It also means that there might be dead wasps that are left behind. However, these are too small to see without magnification. I would not worry about it. They have always been there. It does not change the taste of the fig newton. Besides, they will have been cooked by the time you eat them. A lot of foods have insects in them. If you stop eating food that could contain dead insects then you are going to starve.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fig
Do fig newtons have bugs in them?
If you see live bugs crawling around inside the package, this is not good. Toss them out.
On the other hand, the U.S. government knows that it it impossible to clean all insects from all crops, so the federal rules do allow some insect residue to remain in food after processing.
All of you food has some insect remains in it.
Reply:I heard the figs have a larvae in them and they are so small they cannot be removed. They are crushed and cooked. It gives you extra protein, don't worry about it.
Reply:...well, if they do, they are good and dead after being cooked in an oven
...my Mum used to have a fig tree in her garden - the only "bugs" that went to the figs were ants - they were after the sugar in the figs
...Mum would just pick a ripe fig, knock off the ants, and eat the fig
...didn't hurt her at all - she is now 90 !!
Reply:Yes, some here and there, but who cares. They taste good and I can't see the bugs so I can pretend they aren't there. It's just a little extra protien in my diet I guess. Same thing with hot dogs, just pretend it's not cow buttholes and enjoy!
Reply:ugh....god I hope not
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fig
Do fig newtons have bugs in them?
If you see live bugs crawling around inside the package, this is not good. Toss them out.
On the other hand, the U.S. government knows that it it impossible to clean all insects from all crops, so the federal rules do allow some insect residue to remain in food after processing.
All of you food has some insect remains in it.
Reply:I heard the figs have a larvae in them and they are so small they cannot be removed. They are crushed and cooked. It gives you extra protein, don't worry about it.
Reply:...well, if they do, they are good and dead after being cooked in an oven
...my Mum used to have a fig tree in her garden - the only "bugs" that went to the figs were ants - they were after the sugar in the figs
...Mum would just pick a ripe fig, knock off the ants, and eat the fig
...didn't hurt her at all - she is now 90 !!
Reply:Yes, some here and there, but who cares. They taste good and I can't see the bugs so I can pretend they aren't there. It's just a little extra protien in my diet I guess. Same thing with hot dogs, just pretend it's not cow buttholes and enjoy!
Reply:ugh....god I hope not
If fig food fight happen who win? team shia or team sunni?
Sunni's wud win cause i would be on there team but there would be no such thing as were all one nation... ISLAM FOR LIFE!! : - )
Edit: The only food i would be throwing is PORK : - )
Cause the others would be usefull for my belly to me... : - )
If fig food fight happen who win? team shia or team sunni?
As a Muslim, all of us, Sunni, and Shia, none of us should be wasteing food in the first place.
Reply:Wasting Food Is Haram !.
Reply:well firstly shia wouldnt be throwin food around
anyway shia figs are the best :D
Reply:The duck!!!!
Edit: The only food i would be throwing is PORK : - )
Cause the others would be usefull for my belly to me... : - )
If fig food fight happen who win? team shia or team sunni?
As a Muslim, all of us, Sunni, and Shia, none of us should be wasteing food in the first place.
Reply:Wasting Food Is Haram !.
Reply:well firstly shia wouldnt be throwin food around
anyway shia figs are the best :D
Reply:The duck!!!!
How do they get the fig into the fig roll?????
Very carefully.
How do they get the fig into the fig roll?????
With a lot of coaxing. It takes many years to train figs for such a task.
kick scooter
How do they get the fig into the fig roll?????
With a lot of coaxing. It takes many years to train figs for such a task.
kick scooter
Wednesday, January 25, 2012
My fig. 8 puffer won't eat anything except for snails (I have tons). I've been trying to feed krill. help!!
There are other fish in the tank (guppies) and he has started chasing some of them today. but still no go on the krill! should i try a live food? what kind, the petstore didn't have any blackworms, so i went with krill instead... Fortunately i made sure i had TONS of snails before I got him and he's been eating a few of those... and unfortunately one of my ghost shrimp lol... i figured he would on that tho. I have aquarium salt, a filter, tons of plants and little cave-ish areas (which he also ignores lol). not sure what I can do. Oh, and he always swims near the surface of the water, poking his 'nose' at it. Please help!
My fig. 8 puffer won't eat anything except for snails (I have tons). I've been trying to feed krill. help!!
Lets see. Your puffer will kill your guppies. I am not a fan of krill, it has the temdency to make a mess...badly. Snails are puffers favorite, they also really like frozen blood worms. I would make sure you don't have any ammonia/nitrite spikes with the use of the krill, and if he is not eating it stop giving it. After he eats all the snails and your other fish..get him some frozen and freeze dried worms. His behavior sounds pretty normal...they usually like being out in the middle and snooping around the surface for bugs. I have also feed live feeder crickets when they get a bit bigger.
Reply:Let him eat snails,and get another tank for the Guppies.
Reply:My experience with puffers is that they are finicky eaters. Mine would only eat live bloodworms and whatever snails could be found in the tank. As they are predatory fish, I've found that the only way to keep them from being aggressive towards the other fish is to keep more than one in the tank. I had five of them in a tank with other fish and there were no problems. This might just be a singular occurrence of mine, but that's all hope I can offer you.
All, in all, your puffer's behavior sounds pretty normal.
Reply:Snails are puffer fish's natural food, so he will be going for those first.
2nd on the list is probably guppies, those will go next.
He will never have seen a krill before and probably doesn't recognise it as food.
If you have enough snails he can live on them quite happily, but your guppy's days are numbered if they run out.
Ian
Reply:Fig. 8 puffer fish actually are suppossed to eat snails as a big part of their diet. They are suppossed to eat krill too but if he's not then just not feed him for a day and then give him the krill. This will change his diet and if he's hungry enough then he will eat the krill. Be sure to continue to feed him snails too because their hard shells will keep his beak trim. Their beaks can overgrow.
He's poking the surface of the water either becuase he sees his reflection or because he could be looking for food.
Also TRY brine shrimp. I'm not sure if he'll go for it but most likely he will. I really hope this helps and good luck!
My fig. 8 puffer won't eat anything except for snails (I have tons). I've been trying to feed krill. help!!
Lets see. Your puffer will kill your guppies. I am not a fan of krill, it has the temdency to make a mess...badly. Snails are puffers favorite, they also really like frozen blood worms. I would make sure you don't have any ammonia/nitrite spikes with the use of the krill, and if he is not eating it stop giving it. After he eats all the snails and your other fish..get him some frozen and freeze dried worms. His behavior sounds pretty normal...they usually like being out in the middle and snooping around the surface for bugs. I have also feed live feeder crickets when they get a bit bigger.
Reply:Let him eat snails,and get another tank for the Guppies.
Reply:My experience with puffers is that they are finicky eaters. Mine would only eat live bloodworms and whatever snails could be found in the tank. As they are predatory fish, I've found that the only way to keep them from being aggressive towards the other fish is to keep more than one in the tank. I had five of them in a tank with other fish and there were no problems. This might just be a singular occurrence of mine, but that's all hope I can offer you.
All, in all, your puffer's behavior sounds pretty normal.
Reply:Snails are puffer fish's natural food, so he will be going for those first.
2nd on the list is probably guppies, those will go next.
He will never have seen a krill before and probably doesn't recognise it as food.
If you have enough snails he can live on them quite happily, but your guppy's days are numbered if they run out.
Ian
Reply:Fig. 8 puffer fish actually are suppossed to eat snails as a big part of their diet. They are suppossed to eat krill too but if he's not then just not feed him for a day and then give him the krill. This will change his diet and if he's hungry enough then he will eat the krill. Be sure to continue to feed him snails too because their hard shells will keep his beak trim. Their beaks can overgrow.
He's poking the surface of the water either becuase he sees his reflection or because he could be looking for food.
Also TRY brine shrimp. I'm not sure if he'll go for it but most likely he will. I really hope this helps and good luck!
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