In episode 101, the series premiere, Penn & Teller debunk popular psychics revealing how those who claim to be in contact with the «other side» are actually performing an age -
old trick called «cold reading.»
Not exact matches
One
trick I came up with: Take an
older laptop you're not using regularly, and set it permanently in a dedicated spot with a nice backdrop for video
calls.
Cold -
calling — yes, cold
calling — is the
oldest trick in the book, but is a strategy still employed by most businesses today.
One of the
oldest tricks in the book of sales is the cold
call.
Veronica, what you did by adding the lemon juice to whole milk was an
old baker's
trick when a recipe
called for buttermilk or soured milk.
As I opened the
old falling apart yellow notebook, memories rushed back at me of the numerous times that I would sit by her red kitchen table, and she will be at the stove,
calling out the ingredients as I would write them down, making sure I was keeping meticulous notes (and apparently doodles of flowers and boxes on the margins) about the tips and
tricks that she would remark as she would cook along.
I am not surprised about this
old senile man
called Arsene Wenger he has really lost it, because Giroud scored a hat
trick against aa already dead Villa so he wants to keep him as his first choice striker.
My grandma use to say «you can't teach a
old dog new
tricks» I am not by any means
calling arsene a dog but clearly he is out of
tricks.
My grandma use to say «you can't teach a
old dog new
tricks» I am not by no means
calling Mr. Wenger a dog but I am saying he is out of
tricks (tactics).
The
trick is separating periods when you need to focus diligently from periods when you're happy to be following multiple threads — the difference between
old - fashioned paying attention and what multimedia pioneer Linda Stone
calls «continuous partial attention.»
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Bill Condon's next project, which will feature Ian McKellen playing the 93 year -
old Sherlock Holmes dealing with the slow deterioration of his superior mental faculties, was once
called A Slight
Trick Of The Mind.
As adults, they're up to all the
old tricks, like camp schrecks (gags) they play on each other, kitchen raids, smoking pot, and remembering stuff that happened at camp, like a first kiss, a marathon
called a Tamakwathon, and a first boner.
But Spielberg has no new
tricks up his sleeve and we are well - acquainted with how his
old story - telling
tricks work: the tight shots of secret late night phone
calls, sweeping shots of reporters running through the newsroom, the rolling of a pencil on a desk, echoed later and inevitably by a montage of papers rolling triumphantly off presses and landing in bundles on the streets.
Mythbusters may be gone, but Savage is still up to his
old tricks in his new series
called Tested.
When returning items, beware shops trying the
oldest trick in the book: saying they're not responsible for the shoddy goods and you must
call the manufacturer.
Now the union's back up to its
old tricks, threatening /
calling industrial action every few months.
Think of the
old rhetorical
trick: «I will not
call my opponent a liar and unpatriotic, but...» In practice, the museum must welcome the association, especially in the minds of critics who so rarely take the subway uptown.
These are attacks based on anti-regulatory, so
called «free market» ideology, not legitimate scientific debate, using a wide range of dirty
tricks: from faked science, attacks on scientists, fake credentials, cherry - picking scientific conclusions: a campaign based on the
old tobacco industry mantra: «doubt is our product».
There's an
old business school
trick called the Rule of 72 for estimating how many years it will take for an investment to double: Divide 72 by your average return on investment percentage, and you have a rough answer.
You've encountered an
old hacking
trick called «spoofing,» which means faking the originating address in an email.