Sentences with phrase «picking pie cherries»

Picking pie cherries is one of my most favorite activities of the summer!

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And so are the «wild» feral pie cherries growing along the countryside, one of my most favorite fruits, which I also picked for this meal!

Farmers (even here in the pacific northwest) rarely bother with pie cherries anymore so unless they have an old tree that they pick (or will let you pick) you are pretty much out of luck.

There are pick your own sour cherries available locally in my area this weekend so I may even get a chance to make this pie.

Although only if I pick enough to make the pie and jam, I have wanted to make sour cherry jam for far to long to let a new recipe replace it so fast.

My mom would bribe me with promises of fresh cherry pie if I would just go pick some from our tree in the back yard in Montana.

the cherry filling was excellent too... this was my first time tasting sour cherries and though i'd pick strawberry rhubarb or apple pie over cherry most days, it was still wicked good.

I read back through a couple of years of posts, classics like: — Mann: Hockey Sticks from red noise — Briffa: The Divergence Problem — Mann: Padding with instrumental prior to smoothing — D'Arrigo: «to make a cherry pie you have to pick cherries» — Mann: Upside down Tiljander — Annan: Texas Sharpshooter

Plucky, D'Arrigo is famous for explaining to the National Academy of Sciences that «cherry picking» is necessary if you want to make cherry pie.

At the 2006 NAS panel workshop, Rosanne D'Arrigo famously told the surprised panelists that you had to pick cherries if you want to make cherry pie.

By limiting discussion only to the government, you've picked a fine patch of cherry pie.

Plucky, D'Arrigo is famous for explaining to the National Academy of Sciencesthat «cherry picking» is necessary if you want to make cherry pie.

Willis: Maybe the modelers have adopted one of the special scientific principles of dendroclimatology: «You have to pick cherries to make cherry pie.»

But, for certain, D'Arrigo put up a slide about «cherry picking» and then she explained to the panel that that's what you have to do if you want to make cherry pie.

In no other field of endeavor... academic, commercial or medical would a statement like: «if you want to make a cherry pie, then you have to pick cherries» be allowed to stand unchallenged, and the person who uttered it certainly wouldn't remain a respected member of the community.

As Rosanne D'Arrigo explained years ago, you have to pick cherries if you want to have cherry pie.

Rosanne D'Arrigo once explained to an astounded National Academy of Sciences panel that you had to pick cherries if you wanted to make cherry pie — a practice followed by D'Arrigo and Jacoby who, for their reconstructions, selected tree ring chronologies which went the «right» way and discarded those that went the wrong way — a technique which will result in hockey sticks even from random red noise.

Rosanne D'Arrigo once explained to an astounded National Academy of Sciences panel that you had to pick cherries if you wanted to make cherry pie...