clapboard

Replacing a clapboard is done by simply removing a couple of nails and sliding in a new clapboard.

For that matter, terrestrial radio stations also must broadcast the End is Nigh clapboard kooks, too, right?

Some New England towns, almost every single house is that white clapboard with green shutters and trim pattern.

In Houston even if you can get a new place it'll be clapboard garbage that's a one and a half hour drive from work.

A new, properly painted (six sides) clapboard will last over forty years.

It's just not as precise visually or aurally as a clapboard.

(I've used Abatron - it has its place.) That clapboard was completely rotted.

I think they know this isn't a product or a strategy that can last, so the biz is a temporary clapboard structure hoping to keep costs down and sell as many boxes as they can before they fold and take the money someplace else.

Just as most architects are building clapboard houses in the suburbs, most of us get stuck writing throwaway code because The Business won't pay for good code by giving us the autonomy and timeframes that'd enable it to exist.

For those of us on Linux, I've built clapboard - a lightweight clipboard manager that uses whatever dmenu-like system for GUI, and plain files as a storage backend.

A liquid brown wall washed over the brick ranch homes of Gentilly, over the clapboard houses of the Ninth Ward, over the white-columned porches of the Garden District, until it raced through the bars and strip joints on Bourbon Street like the pale rider of the Apocalypse.

Your "clapboard" would be a series of notes played on the keyboard in view of the camera.

People will have to return to the "old ways" of corrugated steel, clapboard (or masonry or cement board) and super short grass and dirt for large distances around structures.

Simply drag a folder of "disorganized" videos onto ClipMommy, and ClipMommy organizes the videos into folders / subfolders, adding tags, based upon some special statements that you can make at either the start or the end of your video (think audio-based "clapboard").

E*Trade (I completely forgot they are "ee asterisk trade," not "eetrade") sued them over the lovely asterisk, so now we're stuck with this thing that looks like the "action!" movie clapboard device.

Clapboard shacks and gruel are not exactly expensive.