Jennifer Garner is decking more than just her halls this Christmas season — she's also decking the stalls of her backyard chicken coop!
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Shadowrun used hacking (or in the Shadowrun vernacular, decking) and technomancy (decking through use of magic) as a tool for stealing from and embarrassing the handful of MegaCorps that run the game's world.
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Gondolas were introduced to rivers once covered by concrete decking.
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The gym is connected by decking to the main house.
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Owners often spend up to $100,000 dollars decking out their ride.
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The cherry console and teak decking were familiar — auburn and gold.
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Families are decking the halls to bring light in a dark time.
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Including the decking, the roofed area covers slightly more than 18,000 square feet.
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It's also about decking out my place in all things ghost, witch, and pumpkin.
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As the dead drifted away, the decking grew lighter and rose in the water.
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Wood decking defines the sitting area; the dining section has a ceramic-tile floor.
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Decking and planters surround the pool, all part of a design by Mr. Stratton.
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Very like decking out the duck houses, I think briefly, before willing away the comparison.
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Altogether, Mr. Braunohler said, infrastructure costs totaled $1503 million and the decking some $200 million.
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And it seems Jamie has plans that go well beyond decking the halls this Christmas.
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Those winds can bring devastating damage, stripping off roof decking and bringing down many trees.
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Those winds can bring "devastating" damage, stripping off roof decking and bringing down many trees.
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Ringing the bells, decking the halls, and officially declaring the start of the holiday season.
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Exactly how fresh are the blooms decking the earring from Rodarte's FW16 Real Flower Jewelry collection?
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While on her Dangerous Woman tour, she's decking out her signature high ponytail with the gems.
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It means decking out all of your Hip Lifestyle Garments with lots of Hip Lifestyle Accessories.
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It warns that homeowners could see major damage and roof decking and gables could fly off.
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When it comes to decking out your home for the holidays, inflatables are a popular choice.
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The material is made into new bags or used for composite decking or other plastic products.
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They steered around mailboxes, branches, pulverized decking and other debris that could blow out the propeller.
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A recent Albany waterfront corridor study considered several solutions including burying the highway or decking over it.
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The last is a sunny lounge with built-in benches; here porcelain pavers change to ipe decking.
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Each renter can occupy the modest portion of wooden decking in front of his or her cabana.
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Because we weren't going to accommodate a million more people by double decking our streets and highways.
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They recorded the song over the summer, decking the studio halls to get in the Christmas spirit.
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When it comes to decking out your gaming setup, a computer is just one part of the equation.
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Shares of decking company Trex jumped 25 percent Tuesday after the firm reported quarterly earnings that beat expectations.
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Trex says it accounts for more than 80 percent of all residential decking and railing in North America.
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Long-haul airlines have been battling for rich customers by decking out their first classes with opulent suites.
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Maybe even more important, though, a rug is the quickest fix for ugly or outdated pavers or decking.
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Homeowners will get a better return from window replacements, new decking, a new front door and upgraded siding.
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And let's be clear: The rich and famous don't play when it comes to decking out their dressing rooms.
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"Go ahead and spend 20+ hours decking the halls," like the designer did in his own Los Angeles home.
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First, Stralman was called for interference after decking Tom Kuhnhackl near center ice as the puck passed them both.
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The demo of it looks simple enough, with Bats decking the practice-dummy Superman before him, but my timing?
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December means homes across America are decking the halls, and the nation&aposs most famous address is no exception.
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One of the big moments in the trailer is Captain Marvel absolutely decking an old lady on a bus.
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A firepit should be at least 2877 feet from any combustible surface, Mr. Eich said, including plants and decking.
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OUTDOOR SPACE There is a spacious landscaped backyard with ipe wood decking and a pool lined with stainless steel.
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A group of sixth graders went a step beyond decking the halls this holiday season – they decorated their entire town.
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A Christmas Prince: The Royal Wedding has landed on Netflix, just in time for us to start decking our halls.
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Halloween is almost here, and what better way to celebrate than decking out your favorite Overwatch characters in Halloween costumes.
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Earnings matched Street estimates while revenue came in ahead of forecasts, but gross margins disappointed, decking by more than 3%.
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Not to say people shouldn't still be decking themselves out in rainbow gear and marching for freedom at every opportunity. March!
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Like the decking of the satyr's ship, the wool then rotted away, leaving a cast of its fibres on the coin.
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But decking out six beauties still required much more square footage than your typical DIY glam station in a hotel room.
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The rear and front concrete façades, concrete door casements and exterior decking will all be preserved, as will the interior maisonette.
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Give your guests a chilling experience by decking out your bar cart with an ice bucket filled with ghoulish "eyeball" ice.
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Henry VIII was never averse to decking himself out in Turkish silks and velvet, and made overtures toward a Franco-Ottoman alliance.
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And if decking yourself out in Bey clothing isn't your thing, the singer also has phone cases with Valentine's Day inspired designs.
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Anyway, second but no less disturbing, freshman Brandon Day of Erie Community College is shown decking an official in Binghamton, New York.
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Jack Osbourne was immediately regretful for decking his estranged wife's new boyfriend ... and he's already trying to smooth things over with the guy.
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Three hosts are bringing the meme to life by decking out a West Village 29-bedroom apartment with a Netflix and Chill theme.
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He was never considered a heavyweight, but he mixed it up with most of the league's toughest characters, once even decking Bob Probert.
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Some of those potential upgrades could also find themselves cross decking to the Tempest sixth-generation fighter now being proposed by the British.
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These kids started to customize their mamachari bikes, decking them out with the same chrome, lights, and paint styles as their favorite dekotora.
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There are useful lessons to be learned; it was not simply a time of decking the halls, of jolly feasting and prodigious drinking.
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Screw decking the halls ... Tony Hawk's hitting the Fiji islands as an early Christmas gift to the Hawk clan -- and it looks siiick.
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According to the Royal Horticultural Society, decking out your home in indoor plants can help increase moisture in the air and eliminate dry skin.
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The holiday season is in full swing, which means we're all whipping out our decorations and decking our homes out for the festivities ahead.
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Over the past several weeks, celebs have been sharing photos and videos of all the ways they're decking out their homes for the holidays.
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Each year, the dizzying lineup of fall boots grows ever larger, making the decision of decking out your feet just that much more difficult.
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There's also a pair of matching UGG slippers in the same pattern that you could totally wear around the house while decking your halls.
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The single dad got into the spirit earlier this month when he went all out decking the halls of his new house Costa Mesa, California.
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Stocks and bonds cannot give you the same satisfaction as a heated saltwater pool with a waterfall, surrounded by mahogany decking, and Amagansett ocean breezes.
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The plastic decking on these snowshoes tends to slap against the bottom of a hikers boot, which while not particularly loud can still be annoying.
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Still, the architects directed the contractor, Lead Dog Custom Homes, to build a network of concrete walls and piers to underpin the house and decking.
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High-end materials include mahogany trim and cabinetry; travertine on most floors; ipe wood decking on the exterior lanais; and kitchen counters of Kashmir granite.
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Apart from decking out her trees with all silver ornaments, she switched out her regular couch pillows for a few red and white plaid throw pillows.
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The company, which sells building materials such as decking and trim besides cement, said soft demand meant sales hardly grew in the three months to Dec.
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Brainstorming the coolest costume idea is obviously a big part of it, but decking out our homes in the most appropriately spooky decor is equally important.
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Instead of decking out in sparkles and sunscreen, the queen of pop spent Sunday at home, concocting the coolest at-home spa night we've ever seen.
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After all, half the fun of building a small supercomputer that can simulate entire universes is decking it out in glowing lights and swooping chrome accents.
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The Keeping Up with the Kardashians star and mom of three opened up about decking the halls of her house in a new post on her app.
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Creigh Deeds, with the same intensity as with any other endeavor, recruiting celebrity surrogates from Biz Markie to John Grisham, raising bags of money, decking out events.
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Trump has been more visible lately, joining the president at the G20, speaking about opioid abuse, and decking out the People's House in crimson for the holidays.
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For the season of decking halls and being jolly, there are great candidates this year for new classics as well as some amazing takes on old standards.
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On the balcony, adding patio decking from Ikea at $3.44 a square foot and a $180 patch of fake grass from SYNLawn gave it a fresh look.
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Suu Kyi is oblivious of the dog's mean streak, and enjoys decking it out in sunglasses and kissing it when it sees her off at the airport.
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But decking the halls at home — even as spring starts to bloom — is a win-win on many fronts, those who have dragged out the decorations said.
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The pair have been slowly decking out the space since she bought it back in 2008, but the new look is worlds away from the home's original look.
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And even if you're not interested in decking yourself out in head-to-toe kawaii, you can still find plenty of accent pieces to boost your daily wardrobe.
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Playboy employees livened up their Beverly Hills offices by decking out their cubicles with some dead-on decorations ... and yes, that's partly a reference to Anna Nicole Smith.
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With so many businesses decking the halls with Christmas-themed bells and whistles, it can be difficult to narrow down the places that are actually worth your time.
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All the food must be "yacht-friendly," meaning you can eat it while standing and chatting, and it's not crumbling through your fingers onto the decking, Frankl says.
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The two camera crews awkwardly bend around one another to get the same shots of my rotten decking, the spilt paint, and the egg shells on the floor.
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Each act was called unsportsmanlike conduct and drew the same weighty 15-yard penalty that a player might receive for decking an opponent after a play had ended.
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This goes beyond his infamous physical comedy routines, which include getting stuck on a zipwire while waving UK flags and decking a Japanese child during a rugby exhibition.
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Another door from the bedroom opens to an exterior staircase that leads to the roof, which is covered with decking and has a hot tub and outdoor shower.
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So much so that when Benefit told us it would be decking out a Victorian house in San Francisco with all-pink-everything, our hearts collectively skipped a beat.
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And its nylon leading edge is tough enough to scrape ice off tarmac yet soft enough that it doesn't scratch wood or tile decking the way metal edges can.
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Since the late 1920s, there has been talk of decking over Sunnyside Yard, the 13993-acre active rail yard between the Queens neighborhoods of Sunnyside and Long Island City.
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Since the late 1920s, there has been talk of decking over Sunnyside Yard, the 13993-acre active rail yard between the Queens neighborhoods of Sunnyside and Long Island City.
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First lady Michelle Obama kicked off her final decking of the halls Friday, welcoming this year's official White House Christmas tree to the Blue Room, an annual tradition since 1966.
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That Mrs Merkel's Christian Democrats (CDU) are now talking tough on security and decking out their campaign with the national flag is an early hint of the AfD's indirect influence.
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MILAN (Reuters) - Despite a cloud over its future, Alitalia is decking out its flight attendants in sleek new uniforms designed by Alberta Ferretti featuring the colors of the Italian flag.
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And if you're considering decking out your house with multiple new Echos so you can use them as wireless speakers, Amazon is offering a 3-pack for $250 ($50 off).
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Brabus stretched out the G-Wagen by 27.1 inches to fit the bed, which features carbon-fiber side walls and synthetic teak decking, like you might find on a yacht.
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While other stars are decking out 20-foot trees in fake snow and globe-sized ornaments, Rachel Bilson and her daughter Briar Rose, 3, took a different approach to holiday decor.
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Johnson, who helped his wife renovate his home's deck last summer, said the experience piqued his interest in the stock of Trex, the company that made the decking material he used.
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One could be forgiven for assuming Kardashian would splurge on the latest high-end pieces when decking out her workspace, but, as it happens, the KUWTK star's picks are surprisingly —and refreshingly!
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First, they rebuilt a dilapidated pier with new pilings, decking, floats for lobstermen, power, and running water, "all to make this a grade A spot for lobstermen to fish from," Holden said.
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Disney World temperatures may still be in the 70s, but the park has already begun decking its halls and trimming its trees — and this year, the festive décor has a special backstory.
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The fashion theme of the evening was decidedly cerulean, with guests and speakers decking themselves out in his preferred hue, adding thoughtful details like a bicycle pin or a cameo featuring Bill's portrait.
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Leftover plastics recycled from air-conditioning and suitcase factories are mixed with bamboo powder to make outdoor decking for the likes of Verdee, a fashionable bamboo-flooring and homeware store in Hong Kong.
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Now we can spend the remainder of the month decking out our homes with new furniture, art pieces, and appliances without paying full-price for any of it — now that's something to celebrate.
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In January 2008, when Jim Cline started as CFO of Trex, a wood-alternative decking company headquartered in Winchester, Virginia, the business was $134 million in debt and on the verge of bankruptcy.
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Simon Cheffins and Gregory Jones created the galleon, "La Contessa," by adding a facade, hull, decking and masts to a used school bus, according to the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruling.
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Officials claimed Closure was not only involved in the brawl that ensued that night, but wrecked shop -- smashing a woman in the face with a bottle and decking another woman in the head.
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Personal Journeys I am perched on a slippery roof ridge at the Buffalo Peaks Ranch in the rain, feet sliding on ancient asphalt shingles atop rotting plywood decking, tethered only by a rope.
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To start, take a look at this guide to decking out your dorm room (written with our friends at The Wirecutter, a New York Times company that tests and recommends the best gear).
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TMZ obtained photos of Talinda Bennington and Michael Fredman's wedding reception venue at the Turtle Bay Resort in Kahuku, HI ... and it's clear they didn't spare any expense at decking the place out.
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Decking the halls and trimming the tree can often be a gruelling all-day affair, but YouTube's the Hacksmith has come up with a time-saving solution in the form of a yuletide cannon.
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Among the restaurant's partners is Max Levai, who works with his family-owned Marlborough Galleries, so he is decking out the space with art: (Tuesday): 32 Mulberry Street (Mosco Street), 646-2847-2347, jukunyc.com.
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Harry Potter fans, it's almost time to start decking your (great) halls for the holidays — and thanks to Hallmark, you can bring some of the enchantment of Hogwarts into your own home this year.
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Fresh off his colorful transformation of the Spanish city Asturias' Church of Santa Barbera into the Kaos Temple, Okuda returns to the altar by decking out the Moroccan chapel in his signature multicolored geometric characters.
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Sources tell us the Golden Boy booked the White Horse in Pasadena last weekend for Anna Valencia's 30th ... decking the place out in a casino theme, complete with blackjack tables and chips featuring her face!!
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In support of this theory, when he examined the statue in detail Dr Ingo found the imprints of woody fibres, possibly from decking it had been resting on, in the patina of the satyr's hair.
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From their perch on high, Mr. Hare and Ms. Cardone took photos and discussed the best places for windows and decking to capture views of Moriches Bay, the surrounding wetlands and the Jessup Lane bridge.
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If you listen closely enough, you can also hear the sound of Gwen Stefani slowly decking out her sleigh, which is obviously all plaid and lined with metal studs, in preparation of becoming Carey's Christmas replacement.
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If you're going to be decking your roof out with solar tiles, there's a possibility that you may forgo what might be the best placement of a skylight in favor of more solar cell square footage.
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On January 11, while Jared was halfway through decking the roof, a 48-pound piece of plywood slipped from his hand and fell through a barrier he had built to keep materials from falling to the ground.
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Bowery looks like a gigantic fulfillment center, with many layers of closely spaced metal decking that holds modular trays of salad greens—arugula, bok choy, butterhead lettuce, kale, and herbs that grow under panels of L.E.D. lights.
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Plus, Google and Uber are still decking it out over Waymo in court, with Google claiming a former engineer essentially stole thousands of files relating to its self-driving tech and brought it to the ride-hailing service.
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After video emerged at the dawn of the 2014 NFL season of Baltimore Ravens running back Ray Rice decking his fiancee in a hotel elevator, the league faced a firestorm of criticism for its handling of domestic violence.
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When crowds returned to gape at Tom Apruzzi's annual display of 300,000 lights decking his home, some neighbors told CBS2 they were outraged by the legions of onlookers and Apruzzi said he bore the brunt of their anger.
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While we simply adore colorful ornaments, shiny tinsel, and all the trinkets that come with the festive occasion, decking out our homes in the season's finery certainly adds up — even if we opt out of having a Christmas tree.
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New York City Building Code specifies many requirements, including parapet walls or safety railings at least 240 inches high, and a limit on rooftop decking made from combustible materials like wood to 1503 percent of a roof's total area.
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When the fraud was uncovered in 2015, Norris admitted using seven LME credit cards and withdrawing cash to pay for a Caribbean cruise, a Greek holiday, dental work, a new kitchen and decking for her garden, among other things.
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The foxes are "the real East Enders," because they "know that there's a mouse nest under the porch at number 17A and bumblebees by the cedar decking at number 29B," and are exploring and hunting on these particular streets.
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Jack Randall, a friend from university who is also an oil-industry veteran, recounts how Mr Tillerson still spends time after work fixing up the decking on his lakeside home, despite having numerous employees who would do it for him.
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Jack Randall, a friend from university days and an oil banker at Jefferies, recounts how Mr Tillerson still spends time after work fixing up the decking on his lakeside home, despite having numerous employees who would do it for him.
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Holt and Lamb were sparing in their use of materials, too, employing African iroko wood (''the poor man's teak,'' Lamb says) for a long swath of cabinets in the kitchen as well as for decking on the second floor terrace.
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From now through January 31, the Refinery Hotel in Midtown South will be making dreams a reality for some hungry guests by decking out the boutique accommodations with sweet and savory snacks, bakery-inspired smells, Instagram-worthy decor, and more.
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On hot summer nights — of which there are increasingly many in Paris — Casaus and his boyfriend pull their futon from its living-room frame and drag it outside to the wood decking near a cafe table, the balcony's only permanent furniture.
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We partly have Monica Rose to thank: The celebrity stylist, who works with everyone from Kendall Jenner and Gigi Hadid to Chanel Iman and Chrissy Teigen, has been decking their necks with an array of chokers for the past year or so.
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Read more about the interview here Shares of Trex, the wood-alternative manufacturer of outdoor decking, took a "sizeable hit" after shareholders learned that a new product the company introduced had a "tough start" in the first quarter, CEO James Cline told Cramer.
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"The people who buy these houses are getting a steal of a deal because they're getting hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of furniture and all this extra stuff, top quality materials from the decking to the tile, you name it," he says.
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He showed his knockout power when decking Jose Aldo after 13 seconds to win the featherweight belt, and it was his laser precision in a flurry of four punches that sent Eddie Alvarez crashing down as he won the lightweight crown last year.
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"Everybody needs a little twist, and terraces add a lot of appeal," said Palmer Sealy III, who handles office leasing for TF Cornerstone, a landlord that added planters, seating and tropical-wood decking to a formerly windswept roof at 387 Park Avenue South.
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And then the galleons, on certain other days, want to go back to the forests they came from, to reel the blood-soaked narrative back to the stands of pines and oaks that will become their keels and decking, hulls and masts.
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Children of Geuze's button-pushing temperament can indeed create a mechanical ballet, but for less playful adults just moving across the plaza's different types of decking—wood, perforated metal, and rubber—makes you aware of your steps and the ground beneath your feet.
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A man pipes up to discuss how he really felt the birth physically, and I can't help but fantasize about a woman who has literally endured the pain of a two-day labor walking into the room and decking him in the jaw.
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But at the end of the day, nothing can ever really top seeing Carrie Fisher whack the hell out of Oscar Isaac on repeat—at least until we finally get our hands on that clip of Harrison Ford actually decking Ryan Gosling in the face.
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Chevron porcelain dinner plate, $14.50, side plate, $11.50, and cereal bowl, $10, ED Ellen DeGeneres for Royal Doulton Although most of the time DeGeneres' work keeps us laughing, we're very serious about decking out our spaces with one (OK, all) of her impressive resume updates.
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It's involved building seven prototypes, including the last one, a 29-by-210-foot, fully engineered, floating "superblock" made from modular blocks of styrofoam floats interconnected with decking pieces; tested last September in Gowanus Bay, the block withstood two simultaneous, asymmetrical loads of 220,000 pounds of sand.
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In the wake of ex Rob Kardashian's problematic public meltdown, a saga so extreme that Chyna has hired a lawyer, the entrepreneur responded not by fighting fire with fire (or combating volatile tweets with more volatile tweets), but instead by decking herself out in waist-length pastel unicorn hair.
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The home is built on bedrock, which is the same geologic feature that supports Manhattan skyscrapers that provides stability, according to a representative from Sotheby's International Realty, the agency handling the listing, and is surrounded by a 25-foot seawall and landscape decking for storm and flood protection.
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Whether those who celebrate spend it honoring faith traditions, decking the halls, prepping and gorging on traditional fare, gawking at light displays, helping the needy or all of the above, we hope this holiday helps Christians usher in a season of joy while celebrating the birth of Jesus Christ.
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Two niche wood companies, Delta Millworks in Austin and ReSAWN Timber in Telford, Pa., sell ready-made shou sugi ban siding, flooring and decking in pale slate gray and rich sable-brown finishes, which cater to more moderate American tastes, with eco-friendly, chemically modified woods (Kebony or Accoya).
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Cheryl has spared no expense decking the halls of Thistle House and Penelope is not pleased and asks how they'll pay for the extravagance to which Cheryl retorts that her mother should go to Hiram Lodge for a job, but unfortunately the only skill she has is being a terrible mother.
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Rosario decorated only the tree; this family, her new family, did the whole house, decking the living room and kitchen with tinsel and paper snowflakes while Christmas music blasted from Fanny's dinged-up speakers — the mother; the father; the sisters, Laura and Ana; the brother, Nando; and Laura's young daughter, Leila.
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The large 1,507-square-foot barn was transformed into a banquet hall, chapel and leisure room, complete with kitchen and bar facilities, and a grand vaulted reception space; areas close to the house were landscaped to create a courtyard, with a central fire pit and area with decking, as well as rose gardens.
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For the eighth run happening this October, Blizzard is turning the event into a micro-holiday called the Great Gnomergan Race (named after the old gnome capital) and it's decking out the course with checkered flags, cheering gnomes, and a quest reward for runners who make it all the way to the end.
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It would take hundreds more words to detail every road she takes even just in this premiere, so let's sum it up with her not only reserving Josh a drawer in her apartment but decking it out with a dozen USB ports for whatever device he might have while Joplin's "The Entertainer" blares.
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Patagonia's own stores and wholesale partners take the product out of the polybags, stuff the polybags into shipping cartons, and ship them back to their Nevada distribution center, where they are pressed into four-feet cubed bales and shipped to the Nevada location of Trex, which turns them into recycled decking and outdoor furniture.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Joiri Minaya's installation, "Labadee," makes you feel like you're entering a wormhole wrapped in the type of patterned spandex that you might see while on vacation; brightly-colored patterns made up of flowers and lush fronds that are as commonly worn on bathing suits as they are seen decking hotel walls.
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The Clippers can lay strong claim to being a top contender this year, and their Big Tech oligarch owner, Steve Ballmer, has waged a six-year guerrilla war to claim the hearts and minds of Angelenos, dedicating money to building or renovating about 350 Clippers-branded basketball courts and decking out youth teams in Clippers colors.
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And if you're really short on time, there's Prime; it's designed for last-minute procrastinators who want to still enjoy the season while it lasts (and before we start, inevitably, decking the halls and sipping on hot cocoa to prep for Christmas.) Plus Amazon's Halloween offerings go way deeper than the candy you'll want to hand out to trick-or-treaters, though that's important too.
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"We always go overboard in decorating the whole house," Kardashian said in a post on her app earlier this month, gushing about how much she loves decking the halls and trimming all her Christmas trees (she has seven trees total — individual tress for sons Mason, 8, Reign Aston, 3, and daughter Penelope, 5, and then one for her bedroom, one for her living room, and two for her entryway).
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These include a sleeping platform made from welded tube steel and redwood decking, which makes a shady living room underneath; two concrete pads set among the boulders with a Jacuzzi and a galvanized steel stock tank, otherwise known as a cowboy tub, as a cold water plunge pool; a 1973 Holiday Rambler trailer; a Tuff Shed; an outdoor kitchen; an outdoor dining room; an outdoor shower; a gym and two observation decks.
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If we remember little else of the middle-years of the 238s, we will remember the following: Donald Trump becoming president, the "David is dead" debacle on Celebrity Big Brother, Mike Hookem decking a fool, and "Where R Ü Now" by Jack Ü. Craig David is one of the rare artists who will find himself on both Kisstory and Kiss FM, but this heater from November 2015 is sure to make the last stand in 2030.
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Employing several Hollywood backlots to evoke the moment when the Old Hollywood was just beginning to show its age (the film is specifically set in 1951), the directors and their ace team of production designer Jess Gonchor, cinematographer Roger Deakins (shooting on film) and costume designer Mary Zophres show their customary flair and have fun decking out the varied assortment of films being shot by Capitol at a given moment (although the aspect ratios of them curiously vary).
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