Sentences with phrase «blowing smoke»

They will continue to tax us, just like the government, and enjoy their perks of power, while blowing smoke, about how good a job they are doing for Realtors.

While she pretends to care all she cares about it blowing smoke to get you off of her to do list.

Mr. Smith based on your last reply I would submit you have no clue as to what your doing and how banks work THERE IS NO SUCH THING AS QUICK DEED,, maybe a QUICKIE BUT not QUICK deed please refrain from Blowing smoke up this newbies you know what.

This client had at the time and continues to have another brokerage blowing smoke up his *** in regards to the property's worth so I had to list the property at the other brokerage's number or I had no shot at the listing.

That way, hiring managers know you're not just blowing smoke, but truly do have what it takes.

Does your cover letter spark the interest of hiring managers, or is it just a blowing smoke?

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Either way, they're going to need to name that mysterious big customer or stop blowing smoke up investor's butts.

And that's not just blowing smoke.

Subrogation In Fire Cases With No Known Cause - Not Just Blowing Smoke!

That's one of the primary motivations behind this proposal: to find out who's serious in this country about fixing the justice system and who's just blowing smoke.

Chase isn't just blowing smoke.

Otherwise, I at least will think that you are just blowing smoke to hide your own ignorance and lack of an honest scientific argument.

See the many palpably wrong climate science paper examples, some amounting to academic misconduct, in Blowing Smoke essays.

You are talking foolishness and blowing smoke.

Presidential hopeful Barack Obama has captured the inaugural 2007 SmogMaker Award for blowing smoke on global warming, the DeSmogBlog announced today.

Otherwise, you are just blowing smoke.»

DeSmogBlog has conferred a controversial award on US Senator and Presidential candidate Barack Obama: It's called the «2007 SmogMaker Award for blowing smoke on global warming.»

In any case, because ALL of the data were ultimately presented in a peer reviewed research article, and the decline has become an active sub area of research, you are blowing smoke.

The Globe and Mail still has Rex Murphy blowing smoke whenever possible and that fatuous glibertarian Neil Reynolds (amazing man — he has been wrong about every scientific issue he discusses, a real triumph of ideology over reality), but even between them, they can't stink out the place the way that Corcoran could.

See CE guest post By Land or By Sea also ver batim in ebook Blowing Smoke) for details, and the proof of misconduct using the paper's SI.

Referenced the relevant Blowing Smoke essays.

one of my favorite statistics is from Blowing Smoke essay False Alarms.

Reading all of these comments, my conclusion... any scientist who claims to understand the accurate past and present temperature readings around the earth for the last 150 years is blowing smoke up your butt.

See essay Shell Games in Blowing Smoke: essays on energy and climate.

For several gen 4 possibilities that appear underfunded in the US see essay Going Nuclear in Blowing Smoke: essays on energy and climate.

Look you've got a great blog here, but unless your side of this arguement comes to grips that the Ausies of South Africa or Indinesia will continue to export very «dirty» coal to India and China most of your arguements are pretty much blowing smoke in the wind...

Regionally that is an issue and the guys quoting «unprecedented» anything in the polar regions are blowing smoke.

This reinforces the point that the presenter in your video was just blowing smoke when he claimed that CO2 was necessary to explain the ice ages, or that it acted as a feedback to those ice age changes.

All covered by several Blowing Smoke essays.

I have a PhD in Chemistry, can follow the gist of scientific argument, and can usually decipher when someone's blowing smoke (particularly wrt to «peer review» and appeals to authority), so my BS detector sometimes leads me into less constructive engagements.

Scotts4sf, perhaps not exactly what you want but see my essay «When Data Isn't» in ebook Blowing Smoke.

Son, the questions I have don't have answers yet, so don't waste your time blowing smoke.

Read essay Northwest Passage in ebook Blowing Smoke.

I've not encountered «Blowing Smoke» before though.

Please read the essay An Awkward Pause in my new ebook Blowing Smoke, out yesterday.

These issues are illustrated in the essay Models all the way down, in ebook Blowing Smoke, which appeared yesterday with a foreward from our hostess.

Rud, I was delighted that Kobo carried your new book, Blowing Smoke: http://store.kobobooks.com/en-CA/ebook/blowing-smoke-3 Just got it last night.

Blowing Smoke is more of a fun set of reads, parts guest posted here previously.

Points a-c are amplyndocumented in the essay When Data Isn't in Blowing Smoke, forward by Dr. Curry herself.

See several essays in Blowing Smoke.

Griss, you will really like the When Data Isn't essay in the forthcoming Ebook, Blowing Smoke: Essays on energy and climate.

Essay By Land or By Sea in ebook Blowing Smoke (you were gifted a Kindle copy) covers both papers, with multiple references and illustrations.

It tells us we're on the right track andf that you are just blowing smoke.

See essay Credibility Conundrums in ebook Blowing Smoke.

Or read the expanded essay in newly released ebook Blowing Smoke.

Similar to my post here and longer essay No Bodies in Blowing Smoke.

See essay California Dreaming in Blowing Smoke for the issues, economics, and present alternative technical options «from a 50000 foot view».

Alaska land air surface temperature CRUTEM 4 Jan 1977 — Feb 2013 trend MINUS 0.025 Deg C / decade...... Sir Harry... you are blowing smoke?

I wrote about nuclear rather extensively in the forthcoming book, Blowing Smoke: essays on energy and climate.