 their divorce on March 15.
To add even more embarrassing fire to this ongoing soap opera, it seems that O’Day may have also written a song about Don Jr. on her solo album, Between Two Evils. O’Day’s lyrics for a song entitled “DJT” seem to be pretty obvious references to the president’s eldest son.
At the moment, this is all speculation based on anonymous Us Weekly sources and some vague song-writing. However, O’Day using Don Jr.’s initials as a song title certainly adds another log to the speculative fire.
Oh, and let’s not forget this “flirty” Twitter exchange between the two rumored lovebirds in October of 2011.
It’s unclear how this situation will pan out, but one thing’s for certain: it’s only Tuesday, and Don Jr. is already having a worse week than all of us.
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 They're rated for 15,000 hours. I purchased 12 bulbs, six 100-watt equivalent and six 60-watt equivalent.
5 are dead. 5 out of 10 that were in use. 50% failure rate in 14 months. Even if I kept the lights on for twelve hours daily (I don't), that's fifty percent dying in 5,000 hours, one third their rated lifespan. I do not know how their "15,000 hour" lifespan is calculated, so it might just be a mean with 50% dying in a third of the time and the remainder lasting a whole lot longer.
More, this is across four different fixtures, on different circuits. These bulbs are deeply flawed.
Some more math - an incandescent bulb is roughly half the cost, with a similar lifespan. These LED bulbs purportedly draw ~14% of the current, so an 86% reduction in electricity is likely still worth spending an extra couple of dollars for LEDs. But considering the waste involved in discarding these, and it makes sense to spend a little more for an LED bulb that is more durable.
Almost all Amazon branded produces I have purchased were excellent. However, I’m sorry to say these fall short. I put them in a five-bulb chandelier, and they only flashed. They never completely came on. Same thing when used singularly in a standard lamp. I’m sure these were from a bad “batch”, but I can’t recommend them.
Unfortunately I didn't use them right away as I would have returned them. Each of these light bulbs started flickering after a short period of time, some after about 30 minutes of use, others after a week. Worst light bulbs ever.
5.0 out of 5 stars Best LED bulbs I've had yet!!! Great price too.
Our 35-year old home has old ceramic pull-string bare-bulb light holders in the garage and basement. I bought these bulbs, along with two Leviton 128-I 15-Amp 660-Watt Twin Light-Socket Adapters, for the garage fixtures. I swapped out two old 100 watt incandescents for four of these 100-watt equivalent LED bulbs. What a difference! My garage is now well-lit even in the corners, and with two bulbs instead of one on each side, shadows are much less harsh. Soft white color is great, the bulbs are instant-on, and best of all I'm saving 75% of the electricity I used to use for the two incandescents. Overall much better lighting for waxing the cars, working on mowers, and finding stuff on the garage shelves at night.
I put the remaining extra bulbs in two of the basement fixtures, and that lighting is much better as well.
Like all LED bulbs, it remains to be seen how they hold up over time. The garage is subject to temperature swings from 10 degrees F in winter to 90+ degrees F in summer, but hopefully they last close to the manufacturer's estimate.
The light bulbs work ok, but they are advertised as 100w equivalent with 1210 lumens, which is certainly not the case. They are just as bright as regular 60w ones. I have LUX measuring device for LED and it shows no difference between these "100w" light bulbs and 60w ones that I have bought earlier. I was explicitly looking for brighter lights.
‹ See all details for AmazonBasics 100 Watt Equivalent, Soft White, Non-Dimmable, A21 LED...Alex Noren will take a two-stroke lead into the final round of the Nordea Masters after a five-under-par 67 on Saturday.
Noren, one of six Swedes in the top 10 looking to claim a home victory on Sunday, mixed seven birdies – including four in his first five holes – with two bogeys to take his total to 11 under par.
That was two shots clear of Germany’s Maximillian Kieffer, who shot a 70, and three ahead of countrymen Swedes Jens Dantorp (73) and Sebastian Soderberg (71).
Denmark’s Soren Kjeldsen lies alone in fifth place after a 68.
Also playing himself into contention on Saturday was top-ranked Swede Henrik Stenson.
The World No 4 started with a superb eagle on the first hole and then added four birdies and two bogeys for a four-under-par 68.
Stenson lies on six under par, five back, and knows he will need to go low on Sunday.
“I’m happy with my score,” said Stenson after completing his round. “I left a couple of shots out there and made two bogeys on the par threes where I three-putted, but I hit a lot of good stuff as well so all in all it was a solid round.
“At least I’m in with a chance now. It was a momentum killer to three-putt 17 but I got it back on 18 and at six under you never know.
“I might be four or five back at the end of the day, maybe more, but it’s definitely going to thin out a bit at the top. That stretch coming in, down 16, 17 and 18, is really tough in the wind.
There was a two-hour suspension for a morning thunderstorm at PGA Sweden National.Well if my ridge is already in place then I just use my tape measure like I described to you from the outside plate to the top of the ridge. Because the ridge is already set in place you're locked into height and you're locked into a pitch. To figure out your pitch with the locked in ridge just measure down to the top of the ridge to the top of the outside wall plate. You could string a line from the top of the front wall plate to the top of the back wall plate and measure down from the top of the ridge to that line. You can use this calculator  [https://concalculator.com/roof-pitch-calculator/](https://concalculator.com/roof-pitch-calculator/)

just remember whatever your run is deduct 3/4 of an inch for half the thickness of the ridge beam, Since the plumb cut of your rafter does not sit in this exact center, It sits three quarters of an inch back Or half of whatever thickness your ridge is.

The quick way when ridge is already installed- put your rafter on the outside gable wall, when the rafter is at the height of the top of ridge, check the rafter tail cuts you made and make sure the birdsmouth is sitting good and the tail is plumb if thats the detail. scribe the face of the ridge beam to get your roof pitch plumb cut.

Not really sure how much you got finished already but that ridge beam needs to be in a level position and it needs to be squared to the building. I would tape off the outside plate to the top of the ridge on one end and do the same at the other end.  you should have the same measurement if not each rafter that you cut will need to be a different size,  you don't want to do that unless you have to, like maybe in your situation where ridge is already installed and you cant adjust it?, make sure your ridge is level and square to the building

Here's a math example on how to figure it out if you know your rise and your run good luck bro-

Measure the Complete Run and Rise

In this method, you will have to make a little effort in measuring the full height and width of the roof. Here, you can imagine a right-angled triangle where the base is half of the