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LT1339 - High Power SynchronousDC/DC Controller
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The LT®1339 is a high power synchronous current mode switching regulator controller. The IC drives dual N-channel MOSFETs to create a single IC solution for high power DC/DC converters in applications up to 60V.
The LT1339 incorporates programmable average current limiting, allowing accurate limiting of DC load current independent of inductor ripple current. The IC also incorporates user-adjustable slope compensation for minimization of magnetics at duty cycles up to 90%.
The LT1339 timing oscillator operating frequency is programmable and can be synchronized up to 150kHz. Minimum off-time operation provides main switch protection. The IC also incorporates a soft start feature that is gated by both shutdown and undervoltage lockout conditions.
An output phase reversal pin allows flexibility in configuration of converter types, including inverting and negative topologies.
Parts: LT1339, LT1339CN, LT1339ISW#TRPBF, LT1339CSW#TR, LT1339CSW#PBF, LT1339CN#PBF, LT1339ISW, LT1339ISW#PBF, LT1339ISW#TR, LT1339IN#PBF, LT1339CSW, LT1339CSW#TRPBF, LT1339IN
Linear Technology Datasheet: LT1339
Datasheet for parts: LT1339, LT1339IN#PBF, LT1339CSW#PBF, LT1339ISW#PBF
Linear Technology LT1676 Series Datasheet
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IC 5 A SWITCHING REGULATOR, PSFM5, TO-220, 5 PIN, Switching Regulator or Controller
Parts: LT1339, LT1074K, LT1676N, LT1776S, LT1680, LT1676S, LT1776N, LT1776, LT1074T, LT1676, LT1339SW, LT1339N, LT1680SW, LT1680N, LT1074
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Datasheet for parts: LT1339, LT1339ISW, LT1339CSW, LT1339CN#PBF, LT1339IN, LT1339CN, LT1339ISW#TR, LT1339CSW#TR
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Does the job, but...Ok, I'm not thrilled with this brush. My skin is ultra-sensitive and the bristles feel too scratchy. Plus, it loses a lot of bristles every time I use it (which I then have to pick off my face and clothing). At this rate I will have a bald brush before Christmas! For the price, I think they could do better. — 7 years, 4 months agoAmyKay | 3 reviews
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Looking for a good farm dog
We want a good all around farm dog and wonder if any of you know about the "Redbone Coonhound". I am reading all positive stuff so if you have any negatives, I need to hear them.
I like the size and short hair because it will be both indoors and outdoors. We have two outdoor cats -- will that be a problem?
We bred Redbones, my younger son mostly, elder son bred Black & Tans. They were trained mostly on coon, some on coyote, fox and bear. A well bred Redbone is hard to beat, one of my favorite breeds of dog. We sold 2 pups as pets to a guy with a small hobby farm and he loved them. As far as a all round farm dog it would not be my 1st choice. A farm shepherd or collie would be my choice but have also had English Shepherd and Aussie which were okay too. The farm shepherds/collies will get the cattle in, keep the woodchuck population controlled, tree a coon, babysit the kids and be a pal. They can get shaggy and matted if not brushed once in a while. A black mouth cur could make a really good farm dog too. Dog feed is too high now or I would be getting a good cur dog pup 1st time I had 300 bucks to spend.
Thanks so much for your response. Please tell me why the Redbone wouldn't work for us. We have 60 acres and one of us is always home. I mainly want a dog that will be good with kids and other dogs. Will enjoy walks/runs in the woods and likes swimming in the creek - short haired and well, looks like a real dog. I've heard all the positives of this breed. Please tell me the negatives.
I dont know any negatives for a Redbone, really. I just dont think a hound is the best all round farm dog. Redbones are scent hounds bred for many generations to persue game, thats what they do best, they kill or fight the game if caught. There are probably some redbones which wont make the grade as a good hunter but I wouldnt take the chance. Training against its natural tendencies may be profitable to your cause? I think they make wonderful pets, just not what I would choose as a farm dog which will be exposed to farm animals like chickens, etc. Give one a try, you might be glad you did, I dont know. I only know of the lines bred as chase hounds, there may be some around somewhere to fit your order?? There are some lines which can be nasty to other dogs, check out the breeding, ask questions.
I have 2 redbones, from one litter. They kinda came with the place. Previous owners were transfered and these two males hadn't been sold. Well one male was spoken for and they asked us to keep the $$$ in exchange for caring for him until he was picked up. Never happened. And I'm grateful it didn't.
Farm dog........lol no way. We have cattle, chickens, ducks, two pigs, guineas and one old nanny. They have never made an attempt to guard, work or manage anything on the farm. They love to sleep in the sunshine, love to chase an armadillo or two, but never kill it..they spend at leaset 2 hours everyday doing a circle of the 70 acres of timber next to us and baying at various things.They do love to stray and if neighbors or roads would be a hazard should be fenced. Neither is a problem with ours.
They love kids. They are loving, smart, beautiful and make wonderful pets.
But never have and never will make any attempt to earn their keep on the farm. We have a 9 year old Austraillan shepard that is our working farm dog. He barks when a visitor comes to let us know, he does help some what working the cows. He's the working farm dog. The Redbones are the yard oranments. And the chicken will peck the wagging tails and they barely lift their heads from basking in the sun.
Wouldn't trade them for anything but don't expect them to being working farm dogs. Just dogs that live on the farm.


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"The living world has a new and sprightly champion in Leach, winner of a Whiting Writers' Award and a Rona Jaffe Foundation Writers' Award. In her first collection of essays, gracefully illustrated by Nate Christopherson in the mode of Barry Moser and Rockwell Kent, Leach is nimble, precise, dynamic, witty, and metaphysical. She writes of wondrously adaptive goats, penguins enduring blizzards to protect what may well be a stone instead of an egg, and tiny warblers who travel thousands of miles. Leach discerns the pea plant's 'yearning' for connection as it sends out its searching tendrils and compares bamboodependent pandas to penitents. In her heady and astute approach to natural history, her disarming concoctions of science and fancy, she is part Diane Ackerman, part Margaret Atwood. Also a bluegrass musician, she writes delectably rhythmic, singing sentences. Here be dragons, water lilies, jellyfish, and spiritual quests. Leach looks to the heavens, too, considering with high imagination the forces that shape stars and galaxies. Even as she fashions a bit of bluesy satire to decry our abuse of nature, Leach is ecstatic in her knowledgeable, resplendent, and exhilarating contemplations of everything from subatomic particles to dust, Spinoza, donkeys, and caterpillars." —Booklist (STARRED REVIEW)
Posted April 1, 2013
Amy Leach is a wonderful and very unique writer. Her book, Things That Are, is a must read that is extremely hard to put down. I love her use of animals in her book. She takes animals like panda bears, beavers, and goats and explains their behaviors on a very deep and comical level. To me, at first she sounds like the nonsense thoughts that I have right before I go to sleep. But then, after you read more and think more about her words, you see the genius and the research needed to write her essays. I really liked her essay, "Radical Bears and the Forest Delicious". It is about panda bears and their addiction to bamboo. She compares them to monks who leave their lives of having the finer things to a more humble life. She says that panda bears must have been told to find enlightenment; they have to give up their life of eating tasting things and only eat tough bamboo. Her words that she uses and the things she says are hilarious and paint a picture in your head. I also enjoyed her essay, "Goats and Bygone Goats". In it she talks about early explorers and how they would drop goats off on different islands they would find and then the goats would eat all of the food and cause the turtles that used to live on the island to die of starvation. She then talks about introducing predators to eat the goats and the predators to eat the predators and how the circle would continue. The way she describes it is hilarious. Overall it is a hilarious book that I would recommend to anyone.Was this review helpful? Yes NoThank you for your feedback. Report this reviewThank you, this review has been flagged.


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Danny Berger spoke with the media today about the dangerous incident that nearly cost him his life. He also revealed some new information about the status of his health and his course of action moving forward.
In a press conference, Berger revealed that a defibrillator has been implanted in his heart to help mitigate the risk of any future cardiac episodes. He said that if all goes well, he could be cleared by doctors to be back on the court within three weeks, shortly after USU's WAC schedule begins.
Tuesday, Berger collapsed into the arms of teammate Kyisean Reed during practice, and his heart stopped. Team trainer Mike Williams administered CPR and used a defibrillator to keep Berger alive. Berger was then rushed to Logan Regional Hospital and then flown to Intermountain Health Center in Murray.
Because of the incident, the game between BYU and USU, originally scheduled for Wednesday night, was postponed. Saturday's game between the Aggies and Western Oregon, however, is scheduled to be played. Berger told the media as part of his news conference today that he and his family would be in attendance at that game.
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This 2.3 waterfront estate, dubbed Rose Hill Point, is located in Water Mill, NY and is situated on 2.3 acres overlooking Mecox Bay. It features 365 of waterfront and includes a boat dock and your very own private island! It is owned by Andrew Zaro, Chairman of Cavalry Portfolio Services (and second largest consumer of water in the Hamptons). The approximately 15,000 square foot mansion features 7 bedrooms, 12 full and 1 half bathrooms, dramatic entry foyer, great room, dining room, gourmet kitchen with small adjoining living room, sunroom, home theater, gym and a recreational room which includes billiards, table tennis, darts, arcade games, full wet bar and wine cellar. The lavish master suite features his-and-hers bathrooms and walk-in closets, living room, fur vault and an octagonal office with 180 degree bay view. Outdoor features include two fireplace, large covered terrace, BBQ area and an infinity edge swimming pool with spa. It is listed just shy of $40 million at $39,995,000.
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Hey my comment is first!
Eww, what's that giant naked man behind the couch in the living room. Is that something painted on the wall or what? That's a hot ass stank ass mess!
it is quite hideous. but saying the phrase "hot ass stank ass mess" is just as bad.
Take away the eclectic artwork collection and you have a very typical though very nice Hamptons interior. Same goes for the exterior.
It looks very Hampton-y, which isn't a bad thing. I'm not overly fond of the two lighthouses stuck on the back, but otherwise it's nice enough on the outside. The inside has some OK spaces but it's still somehow boring. I appreciate that there's art, in at least a few of the rooms, but many of the rooms feel neglected. A lot of the furniture itself has a grandma vibe to it (like the side chairs in pic 6, and everything in pic 5), and when you take away the interesting art there's not much going on. There aren't many layers in the decor, which is generally OK for a vacation house, but not for a vacation house with this kind of price tag.
Here's an interesting exercise for anyone interested enough. Use Bing Maps "Birds Eye View" to view this property site. (Insert "Rose Hill Road, Water Mill, NY" into the search box, then follow Rose Hill Road down until it dead-ends into Mecox Bay.) Zooming in, you'll see this (newish) huge house still under construction. But if you rotate the view, you'll then see the earlier, much smaller house that the builder apparently tore down.
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Yeah, you see that a lot on birds eye view since the various angles are all from different times. I recall looking at a particular property where they actually built the new home before tearing the old one down (presumably to live in it while the new place was going up), and the old one's footprint was literally 5 feet from where the new one was being erected….it looked like some kind of optical illusion.
I still can't get over the giant naked man creeping behind the sofa. He look like Iggy Pop with a hair cut lurking behind the couch waiting to jump out and flash someone. That's reason enough for me not to buy this house!
$40 mil for a vacation house… I need to get another job! Hate the gravel driveway-pebbles get in and scratch the wooden floors. Its location is pretty but acreage pretty small considering the price. No front yard-just driveway and house. And what would one do with that small island across the bay-Mother in Law suite?
Lol that would be a terrible thing to do! Put your your mother in law on a tiny island by herself while everyone else is at the main house? Actually that could be a good idea
Is this the Hilfiger estate that was on the show on MTV a few years back?? That naked man statue looks alot like Tommy.
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What, one faux lighthouse wasn't enough?
This is okay, but the naked guy seriously creeps me out…I don't know about anyone else, but in the middle of the night, even something as innocuous as a pile of clothes in the corner freaks me out when I see it out of the corner of my eye…can you imagine getting caught off-guard by THAT thing???
I thought the creepy guy was two-dimensional art hanging on the wall. He's actually three-dimensional, which makes it 1000 times creepier!
Way too much f-ing detail…
Its too Hamptons-y for me. If I was going to have a Hamptons home, I'd build in Greek Revival, or Mid-century modern, not shingle/craftsman/dutch colonial.
I agree, but for those sort of people, it's all about being rather uniform. Americans pretending they don't have a class system is the greatest of farces. If I won the lottery, the Hamptons would be the last place on Earth I'd want to buy beach front property…I'd surely make more headway with semi-gentry English or Bobo Europeans. (Mirrors my general experiences in life as it is, anyhow. The last time I had a meaning conversation with complete strangers was an epic 4 hour tour-de-force with a wealthy French couple visiting Barcelona, we met in a tapas bar and talked about topics as diverse as David Lynch, nano-technology, the conceits of anime fandom – yes, before the notorious SNL skits started up, rural Americana, etc. All people in the Hamptons would be talking about would be…well…you get the picture.)
Geez get over the crappy art collection. The way everyone is condemning the house based upon the owners art collection is as silly as when a person refuses to buy a house based upon the color of the carpeting or a rug. Pointless criticism. We're not a 3rd grade class on a field visit to the museum giggling at the naked roman statue with breasts.
THe house is very Hamptons. The "art" takes a lot to get over but it all goes with the owner when the house is sold, including one naked fellow behind the couch. So the interiors, setting and views are left behind and they are not too shabby but a bit pricey at $40M.
This just screams pretentious New Yorker in from the city for the weekend showing everybody how sophisticated and modern they are. This is the exact thing that is such a turn off for the Hamptons. It is less about having a good time and more about showing off and being pretentious. Other than that this is a nice enough house. This would be great in Maine.
NO! A charming old Maine beachfront mansion would be great in Maine…not the Hampton-y pretentiousness you so relished attacking!
You could get those for amazingly low prices back in the late 90s. Some super yuppies in DC – this woman couldn't stop talking about how quickly she'd ascended the ladder at Ernst & Young – told me about a friend of theirs who worked in Boston buying a gigantic mansion in Maine for a pittance, something like $500,000. It wasn't on the beach but was near the coast. The place was palatial – what you'd see on this blog for 10-15 million if it were in someplace that "mattered". That being said I'm sure it rose during the bubble like everything else. I wonder if he flipped it.


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LOOKING for: Baker's Blond Brownies cir. 1974
In 1974 I went to a shower and they served Blonde Brownies. The hostess said it was the recipe on the back of Baker's chocolate chips. I bought a package and had the recipe for years. I have lost it, and I am having a major craving.
I have been to Baker's (Kraft's) site, and googled and have not found the one. This recipe has you spread the dough out in a 9x13 pan, and then lightly press the chips and pecans into the batter.
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This may be similar. It was posted on aCooking Light forum by IndyKF:
Blondies with Pecans and Chocolate Chips
Bon Appétit : July 1998
Makes about 24.
R.S.V.P. - S'Moores Caffe, Augusta GA
2 cups all purpose flour
1 teaspoon baking powder
3/4 teaspoon salt
1/4 teaspoon baking soda
10 tablespoons (1 1/4 sticks) unsalted butter
2 cups (packed) golden brown sugar (I used dark brown)
2 large eggs
2 teaspoons vanilla extract
3/4 cup semisweet chocolate chips (about 4 1/2 ounces)
3/4 cup chopped pecans (about 3 ounces)
Preheat oven to 350°F. Butter and flour 13 x 9 x 2-inch baking pan. Mix flour, 1 teaspoon baking powder, 3/4 teaspoon salt and 1/4 teaspoon baking soda in medium bowl. Melt butter in large saucepan over low heat. Remove saucepan from heat. Add sugar and whisk to blend. Whisk in eggs and vanilla extract. Gradually stir in flour mixture (batter will be thick). Spread batter in prepared pan. Sprinkle with chocolate chips and pecans. Bake blondies until tester inserted into center comes out with moist crumbs attached, about 25 minutes. (I had to cook mine for about 30-31 mins. At 25 they were way underdone.) Cool blondies in pan on rack. (Can be prepared 1 day ahead. Cover and let stand at room temperature.) Cut into squares and serve.


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