"Don't let your sperm go up in smoke," it said.
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Those hopes soon threatened to, well, go up in smoke.
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But even these signals look ready to go up in smoke.
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All this, only to have my restaurant go up in smoke.
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You gotta seize the day before your dreams go up in smoke.
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"I don't want to see this go up in smoke," he said.
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The health ministry fears that the proposed ban may now go up in smoke.
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People pay money to see the places they care about go up in smoke.
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But without the methane waste rule, those tax dollars will literally go up in smoke.
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NASA has let one of its most valuable space exploration missions go up in smoke.
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Instead, the threat of watching your money go up in smoke makes this technique work.
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It's a simple choice, to be heroes or to watch the future go up in smoke.
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In short, Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and Snapchat would make the series' entire premise go up in smoke.
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Without the new taxes from legalizing weed, the entire subway system may indeed go up in smoke.
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Despite the evidence, in the unfolding panic, facts are the first thing to go up in smoke. ■
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But he also rejected suggestions that the dreams surrounding the industry may, well, go up in smoke.
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Until more jobs are created and governance improves, Congo's trees will continue to go up in smoke. ■
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It's not likely to let its billion-dollar investment and 35% stake in Juul go up in smoke.
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In addition to the misery of seeing his money go up in smoke, he felt tons of shame.
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Spoiler: The plan (along with your promotion and several boxes of chip waste) may all go up in smoke.
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If Marcus can't figure out a way to get them working together, the deal may go up in smoke.
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And if G6 can't balance fun and functionality, LG Electronics' mobile department may go up in smoke regardless.[WSJ]
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What's a few percentage points when some $8 million worth of insiders' stock grants might go up in smoke?
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I say let this land go up in smoke, provided Islam emerges triumphant in the rest of the world.
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In short, the problem with judging women based on their appearances didn't go up in smoke with that white bikini.
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Yet another showed a man holding a half-burned cigarette: "Don't let your sperm go up in smoke," it read.
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But so far, almost all of the men who have seen their careers go up in smoke are media heavyweights.
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Unfortunately, all evidence of the van-switch that proves a conspiracy is likely to go up in smoke as well.
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Billions of dollars, years of tedious tinkering and calculation, and a lot of hard work could literally go up in smoke.
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"From a Kenyan perspective, we're not watching any money go up in smoke," Kenya Wildlife Service Director General Kitili Mbathi said.
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I am thrilled that the FDA isn't allowing the importance of safety regarding electronic nicotine delivery systems go up in smoke.
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Trump golfs — at Trump-branded properties — while working-class parents see their children's dreams of affordable college go up in smoke.
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If we want to make a meaningful dent in global carbon pollution, we can't afford to let them go up in smoke.
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That, in turn, may have resulted in the explosive battery problems that have caused the company's ambitions to go up in smoke.
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A forest and possibly a relationship go up in smoke in the drama "Wildlife," the directorial debut of the actor Paul Dano.
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PARIS – The glamorous image of cool Parisians lighting up Gauloises while lingering at an outdoor cafe may soon go up in smoke.
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They then were able to make the fan go up in smoke by changing the direction the fan was blowing multiple times quickly.
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But one of our era's most interesting new ideas, today valued at over $5 billion, could just as easily go up in smoke.
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Reporting over the last few days has revealed that one of James's teammates saw a $1 million endorsement deal go up in smoke.
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If his amendment stands, the left's grand vision of a single-payer government-run health insurance dystopia will go up in smoke for good.
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A 36-foot-tall effigy of Harvey Weinstein will go up in smoke, flames ... and then down in ashes as part of a British tradition.
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Even as the pines succumb to beetles and the firs go up in smoke, the giants look able to endure—at least for a while.
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Seeing 20 percent of your portfolio go up in smoke would be more painful than a 20 percent rise in its value would be pleasurable.
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But that hard work could go up in smoke for the 80,000 Capital One secure credit card customers whose information was exposed during the breach.
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Every year, hundreds of thousands of hectares go up in smoke before monsoon rains begin to fall, choking people as a haze spreads over the region.
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But instead of exploring the human side of evil, the battle between Daenerys and Cersei made the overall point of this journey go up in smoke.
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Today, let's break down all of the ways the whooole crew is throwing sticks in their own fire, and watching the flames go up in smoke.
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They're downright bubblicious, which is why only GW Pharma and Constellation Brands have my blessing because I don't want your money to go up in smoke.
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Instead, Lewis and his family would have to spend the holiday nervously waiting to hear if a half-century of family memories go up in smoke.
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She might be Heathers' Veronica, after she watched Christian Slater's J.D. go up in smoke, made an equally questionable match, and raised a couple of great kids.
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They will join us on stage at Disrupt SF to hash out the opportunities for investors and help founders avoid seeing their vision go up in smoke.
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In other words, what is it like to run for president -- only to see your life's work go up in smoke on a single night in November?
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"It's kind of a miracle that it didn't all go up in smoke," Hall said of the center atop a hill in the picturesque Southern California city.
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If Trump reverts to his hard line position to deport all undocumented immigrants, his effort to reach out to the Hispanic community will go up in smoke.
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But thanks to its dual priorities, the qualities that recommend the film -- especially in terms of making time to see it theatrically -- mostly go up in smoke.
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Facebook wasn't the only one who saw millions of its dollars go up in smoke when a SpaceX rocket exploded on a Cape Canaveral launch pad last Thursday.
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Once you've seen everything go up in smoke, new threats can inspire an intense sense of hyper-motivating fear that'll have you saw-blading a bit more vigorously.
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You know, and I know, however, that the minute they start to see a dip in the quality of their charcoal drawings that'll all go up in smoke.
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But the fans in Oakland saw that promising season go up in smoke with a loss to the Phoenix Suns in Game 7 of the Western Conference finals.
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As a recent study pointed out, climate change is expanding the range of territory that can go up in smoke—but we're the ones responsible for starting the fires.
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The images on display at the U.N., captured by local photographers, include one of a tractor surrounded by flames as a farmer watches his crops go up in smoke.
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"I think as the years tick by and Morocco remains a safe country, people are starting to realize that it's not going to go up in smoke," he said.
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China's master ivory carvers cling to a controversial art "From a Kenyan perspective, we're not watching any money go up in smoke," Kenya Wildlife Service Director General Kitili Mbathi said.
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Samsung's Galaxy Note 7 saw part of its mobile VR ambitions literally go up in smoke, as the new Gear VR was designed to be compatible with that flagship device.
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The third round was no laughing matter for Britain's Charley Hull as the Woburn member watched her title hopes go up in smoke with a triple-bogey seven on the first hole.
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The stakes are high when the Vikings and Saints face off this weekend ... 'cause both teams' local fire departments are placing an epic wager ... and it could all go up in smoke!!
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European confidence in American support would disintegrate, skepticism about America's willingness to stand up to Russian aggression would intensify and critical strategic pillars of U.S.–Russian nuclear stability would go up in smoke.
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In one direction, "flames [lick] the roadside," as they did for Eli; the other direction is lined with healthy, well-managed forests, rather than ticking time bombs waiting to go up in smoke.
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At a time when many states are struggling with budget deficits, oil and gas companies have a moral obligation to ensure that American energy and tax dollars do not, literally, go up in smoke.
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Bercow will go up in smoke in Edenbridge, a southeastern town that has previously burned effigies of Prime Minister Boris Johnson and U.S. President Donald Trump as part of its annual bonfire night celebrations.
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A highly anticipated Second Amendment case that threatened to upend a decade of precedents appears likely to go up in smoke if today's oral arguments at the Supreme Court are anything to go by.
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Thousands of ordinary Italians have seen their life savings go up in smoke by a string of bank crises in recent months as lenders grapple with the effects of a harsh three-year economic recession.
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It's such a clever, fiendish plan that it must be frustrating the Democratic Party leaders because they understand Trump's painting them into a small, red corner, and Democratic hopes for 2020 could go up in smoke.
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It's a physical journey, and it's a psychological journey for both of them, because they both have had their plans for their whole life go up in smoke, and of course they both come back free men.
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And then in the back of that there is this like, and if we don't do this, there is that fear of it could all go up in smoke, and all the work will be for naught.
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After going 5-for-10 on the power play in their first-round series versus Tampa Bay, the Blue Jackets saw their second opportunity with the man advantage go up in smoke midway into the first period.
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Cleveland Hustles: The Hustle Continues Even the best laid plans can go up in smoke, but sometimes it's the little adjustments that can make all the difference, especially on days as important as a company's grand opening.
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Instead, Lewis and his family will spend the holiday nervously waiting to hear if a half century of family memories go up in smoke because of the fire, which has grown to 47 square miles (122 square kilometers).
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It's heartbreaking to watch LeBron on the court as it all went down knowing that was their chance to steal a game and to see any shot they had at beating the juggernaut Warriors go up in smoke.
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He also holds the distinction of being the person who has lost the most money in the history of investing, after seeing roughly $70bn go up in smoke during the dotcom bust at the turn of the century.
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But is this the start of a "green wave" of legalization in Southeast Asia, as some experts have predicted, or is the wider debate outside Thailand—where medical use is already legal—about to go up in smoke?
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"It's hard to see this for anything other than what it appears — a politically-motivated sentence to appease hardline Islamists groups and politicians with a vested interested in seeing Ahok's political career go up in smoke," said Brennan.
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Effigies of Trump, including one of him sitting atop a Mexican border control wall, were also due to go up in smoke on Saturday at a fireworks display in the town of Lewes, 60 miles south of London.
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Following their uprising against Baghdad after the 1991 Gulf war, Iraqi Kurds saw their first shot at self-rule go up in smoke when Talabani and Barzani sparred over control of a provisional north Iraq government elected in 1992.
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"Markets have shifted from pricing temporary China weakness to a more protracted global event, which will see a good chunk of global GDP go up in smoke," wrote Stephen Innes, chief market strategist at AxiCorp, in a Friday research note.
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Marijuana delivery giant Eaze may go up in smoke Cann's co-founders think their drink offers something more appealing to a casual consumer than vaping or smoking — but the company chafes under the distribution constraints that tie it to dispensary businesses.
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On the other hand, many people are terrified all this strength will go up in smoke thanks to the president's aggressive policy on trade, which could trigger a global slowdown that might be exacerbated by the Federal Reserve's desire to raise interest rates.
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It's fine, obviously, and while no one contests that dozens of Galaxy Note7 phablets did go up in smoke, Samsung moved about as quickly as possible to stop a successful product rollout in its tracks and retrieve all the potentially dangerous devices.
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A paramedic, a mother in Australia, and even a tech reporter are among those who have witnessed a Galaxy S7 and Galaxy S7 Active device go up in smoke, while Samsung is facing a U.S. lawsuit that alleges its battery problems apply to older devices, too.
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Sure, I was determined to pay off my student loans, but having graduated in the midst of a recession, buying a house was not on my to-do list and the idea of saving for retirement (to see it go up in smoke) was not a motivating thought.
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Years of progress made in smothering corruption, encouraging democracy, and combating Russian revanchism could all go up in smoke—all because Giuliani's ghoulishness knows no depths, and his unalloyed illiberalism just so happens to benefit a president willing to go to unprecedented, and unsettling, lengths to assure re-election.
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Reported by CNBC's Melissa Lee, this hour-long documentary offers unprecedented access to some of pot's biggest corporate players in her quest to answer the burning question: is cannabis the miracle drug so many investors and consumers are banking on or is it an industry bound to go up in smoke?
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But even before the end of what could easily be understood to be a Shiv season, the only Roy daughter is reduced to having the unspecific title of "a very senior person" dangled in front of her while begging for her miserable husband's life, only to see it all go up in smoke.
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California is America's top domestic producer of cannabis, and the estimated 2700 concurrent fires raging across northern California's famed wine country have also disrupted business near the state's so-called Emerald Triangle, a three-county, 230,23 square mile region that's home to one of the world's highest concentrations of marijuana farms, causing businesses to shut down and farmers to leave millions of dollars of product to go up in smoke.
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California is America's top domestic producer of cannabis, and the estimated 20183 concurrent fires raging across northern California's famed wine country have also disrupted business near the state's so-called Emerald Triangle, a three-county, 10,000 square mile region that's home to one of the world's highest concentrations of marijuana farms, causing businesses to shut down and farmers to leave millions of dollars of product to go up in smoke.
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Maybe with his sixth sense for great stories, he somehow knew he was about to become one of the most scorching stories in Hollywood history, with an ending echoing that all-time classic of female empowerment and great shoes, "The Wizard of Oz." As with the Wicked Witch of the West, all Weinstein's power and malevolence would go up in smoke when an ill-used woman (or in his case, 84) finally fought back.
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It reads in part: eventually you become a newspaper and after one big day of breakfast tables, city streets, subway trains and office desks, spend the rest of your life in obscurity or else go up in smoke More than 100 years ago, in their Cubist heyday, Picasso and Braque introduced bits of newspaper, wallpaper, and other ephemera into their work as a way of anchoring it to a reality they were otherwise busily shredding.
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In an essay in the book, Scheppe explains the meaning of the paper tradition: The act of burning the paper replicas of money and goods transfers the objects, in the very moment in which they crumble to ashes and go up in smoke, into a world beyond the terrestrial world, where they are placed at the disposal of the chaotic pandemonium of ancestors, spirits, and gods that need to be appeased, serving to feed them and meet their needs so that they may be favorably disposed or their hardships assuaged.
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"Will Legal Ethics Go up in Smoke?" Wall Street Journal, June 16, 1998, A18. "Ethics Go up in Smoke." Legal Times, March 9, 1998, 33.
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Dre, Eminem, Snoop, Cube Line Up Tour. MTV (21 April 2000). Accessed 24 January 2008 Come May, the tour was officially known as the Up In Smoke Tour,David Basham (4 May 2000). Dre, Snoop, Ice Cube, Eminem To Go "Up In Smoke". MTV.
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" Cardozo Law Review 25, no. 1 (November 2003): 65-128; and "Will Legal Ethics Go up in Smoke?" Wall Street Journal, June 16, 1998, A18. Terry Carter wrote of Professor Brickman in a 1997 article in the ABA Journal that "he is known as something of a conservative pit bull chewing on contingency fee abuse.
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Three episodes held together by a common element: a car rented by three different characters. A salesman ends up the case to pass a great weekend on a VIP boat. An employee saw go up in smoke the long-awaited night of passion with the wife of the chief. A Milan fan forced by circumstances to pretend frantic Roma player.
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Then a very bright moon rises, which is brighter than normal because it is reflecting the new star's light. Then the sky turns ablaze with color as the new sun is seen and the blast of heat is almost immediate. One of the women screams as a nearby flag catches fire. The city starts to go up in smoke and those directly in the heat quickly die.
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", on their site. Regarding the music video, guitarist Brett Wondrak commented: > "Our excitement about releasing this music video has been burning us up > inside. We really wanted to turn up the heat on what is expected in music > videos today. It will light a new fire in the hearts of our fans and > definitely will not go up in smoke to people who are just discovering us.
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The newspaper is also available at independent newsagents and shops such as Martin McColl, in local supermarkets such as Budgens, at railway stations and on motorway service areas. In addition, it is stocked by the Co-op Food chain of stores. During the early morning of 28 July 2008, the offices of the newspaper were damaged by fire,"Morning Star offices go up in smoke", Metro, 28 July 2008.
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Sam also got a job at Eric Pollard's (Chris Chittell) factory shortly before Eric planned to sell it to the Kings. Eric let his employees believe he was simply going out of business. When he told Sam he wished the factory would go up in smoke, Sam took him literally so he and Eli set fire to the factory. While Andy was away, Sam spent more and more time helping Jo out at the farm.
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It is a symbolical ceremony where wooden snowman of cotton wool is filled with the troubles and worries of the residents of the Alpine Village. The Boogg is then ignited and everyone's troubles go up in smoke and residents are free to celebrate Alpenfest. Other events include lampion making, a yodeling contest, swiss stone spitting contest, the walking parade, Die Groeste Kaffepause (World's Largest Coffee Break), ladies' ankle contest, men's knee contest and many more.
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" La Repubblica reported that "seeing a world title vanish after waiting 18 years is sad enough. But to see it go up in smoke with the move from Michael Schumacher is unfortunately much worse. It's shameful." Gazzetta dello Sport said that if Ferrari had won the title it would have been "a title to hide" and said that it preferred to go on waiting for the day when "our passion for Ferrari has a happy ending.
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No dead leaf jumps. ::On edge of a glowworm ::Hangs out its state-recognized torchlamp ::Blocks of flowers gape dumb as windows with blinds drawn ::And in the centre the rugate trees ::Though seeming as if they go up in smoke ::Are held like cardboard where they are. ::Bluehot it is queer fuel to make the moon move. ::[...] ::We trap our goldfinch trapping our souls therewinged ::Sacrifice our mad gods to the madder gods: ::We hymn the two sons of Leda and Zeus Aegis-bearer ::We don’t.
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She also can treasure a Tony Award for her work in Purlie on Broadway. But no one could foresee that her carefully groomed "cute" image would go up in smoke, courtesy of her latest album, Burn. The cover features her bared, shapely thighs; the album is ...Bruce A. Hawes - GROWING UP IN THE SOUND OF PHILADELPHIA 0615689469 2013 There was also an album of songs that Melba Moore and I co-wrote with Pete Billotti who produced the (Burn) album for Melba. Pete Billotti also produced music for.
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In his later years he would know popes, kings, presidents and all the elite. He was forced into exile in 1940 and saw some of his work go up in smoke in 1944. His spirit was always alive, allowing him to draw and to comment on the books that were sent him. Still worried by the idea of dying too young, he strove to leave some of his work in numerous museums and libraries, including the Bibliothèque de l'Arsenal in Paris, Municipal Library in Menton and Bibliothèque Cessole in Nice.
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The Court was designed to assist families whose children have been placed in out of home care due to parental substance misuse. Wooldridge also legislated secondary supply laws which prohibited serving alcohol in a private residence to minors, without their parents’ permission. She also led a number of other public health campaigns, funding the hard-hitting What are you doing on ICE?, alcohol campaigns Name that point and No excuse needed, as well as the cannabis education campaign Don't let your dreams go up in smoke. Wooldridge was the responsible Minister during the Protecting Victoria’s Vulnerable Children Inquiry in 2011.
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After their marriage, they argue frequently but always make up. Eric sinks deeper and deeper into debt, even asking David to borrow money from Val. When Val finally learns about his problems, she sells the factory to the Kings and Eric tells Sam that he wished the factory could go up in smoke. Thinking Eric is serious, Sam, Eli and Gennie Walker set the factory on fire and Eric moves the factory to the B & B. Worried about Leyla Harding's (Roxy Shahidi) constant requests for overtime, Eric tries to convince David that she is a gold digger.
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The song is a mid-tempo detailing two people — a mother in the first verse, and a teenager in the second verse — both of whom are dealing with stress in their lives. The mother in the first verse "almost let her job, her kids, her mind, her life go up in smoke" and the teen-ager attempted suicide by taking a bottle of pills. Both characters, however, find their lives improved (the mother is now "laughin' and lovin' and content", and the teenager is now seen every week by the narrator). According to the chorus, the two characters' lives were improved because of prayer.
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He later admitted that he had denied clemency in one death penalty case principally because the legislator who represented the district in which the murder occurred held a swing vote on farmworker legislation supported by Brown, and had told Brown that his district "would go up in smoke" if the governor commuted the man's sentence. In contrast, Governor Brown approved 36 executions, including the highly controversial cases of Caryl Chessman in 1960 and Elizabeth Duncan; she was the last female put to death before a national moratorium was instituted. Though he had supported the death penalty while serving as district attorney, as attorney general, and when first elected governor,Brown, Edmund (Pat) with Adler, Dick, Public Justice, Private Mercy: A Governor's Education on Death Row, New York: Weidenfeld & Nicolson, , (1989) he later became an opponent of it. During the Chessman case, Brown proposed that the death penalty be abolished, but the proposal failed.
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"Australia tobacco sales increase despite plain packaging" by Reuters and Bonnie malkin, The Daily Telegraph, 24 March 2014"Claims plain packaging works go up in smoke" by Judith Sloan, The Australian, 16 June 2014 "Plain packaging handy links" by Sinclair Davidson, 16 June 2014 Other commentators however contradicted these claims based on data published by the Australian Bureau of Statistics in March 2014. A study conducted by KPMG for three major cigarette manufacturers had found that illegal trade of drastically cheaper cigarettes had significantly increased,"Plain packet effect goes up in smoke as Australian research reveals no fall in smoking" by Kirsty Buchanan, Daily Express, 1 December 2013 but an article in The British Medical Journal refutes this. After one year of plain cigarette packaging rule implementation, a special supplement to the British Medical Journal described that before plain packaging implementation 20% smokers want to quit, but after implementation 27% smokers want to quit.
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