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Chapter 5: The Trial1 Reviews
What happens when Sarah has lost all memory of the Labyrinth & all of its inhabitants? More importantly, what happens when shes forced to remember? Will Jareth be forgiving or will it be the bog fo...
Sarah was lead down the halls by her two ladies in waiting. Her breathing was deep and heavy. She couldn't have been more frightened if she had been running the Labyrinth again. At least with the Labyrinth she would know what was coming, this trial could sentence her to anything. Jeaule and Erina stopped by a pair of giant golden double doors. Erina turned to her and gave her a big hug.
"Good luck Sarah." She hugged her new found friends and headed into the imposing room. The ceiling was easily twenty feet tall and the walls looked like they might have been made from solid ivory if she hadn't known better. There were black onyx carvings placed in recessed walls to her left and right. They seemed to be depictions of justice, if this was a courtroom it seemed it would be fitting.
When she looked upwards she nearly stopped walking all together just to take a moment to observe the brilliance of the collaged mural on the ceiling. It was all manner of mythical creatures, but she had learned that they might not be all that mythical after all. There were fauns and nymphs running merrily about in open fields next to unicorns and chimeras. It was an amazing work of art that she swore to come back and study some other day. That was, if she had another day after this trial.
Sarah finally took the time to look around her at all the people surrounding either side. It seemed that this was to be as public and high profile as a Michael Jackson trial. She stopped...well that was a nice compliment to give yourself.
'Yeah I am on the level of a child molester...a 'supposed' child molester, whatever.' Sarah personally could care less about that trial because she didn't have a true view on it one way or the other and even if she did...the one happening in about ten seconds was a little more important to her.
Before her was a half moon table, it reminded her of the how the Supreme Court of the United States was set up. Though, there seemed to be only three people in this high court. One was a somewhat dowdy older looking woman, older than Maesia for sure. She had the fiery red hair, but so did everyone else around here it seemed. Her eyes were a cool ocean blue though and her skin looked like the color of freshly poured cream.
The other two were a man and woman to either side of the woman with the cream complexion. The woman had that same fire like hair, but her eyes were a deep brown, almost black and her face seemed to be permanently flushed a deep rose color. Her face was full, but she was by no means chubby. She seemed almost fierce in her manner, like a general or something.
The man was round bellied and seemed that in any other occasion he might have been jolly and happy, but the look on his face now was serious and grave. He didn't have hair that made Sarah think she was looking at the sun. No, his hair was more of an earthy brown and his blue eyes twinkled with a merriment that, despite his cold demeanor, seemed to come from his very soul.
To her relief and horror, Jareth was sitting at a table to her left with his mother next him and Jeaule and Erina behind them. The contrasting twins gave her encouraging smiles and then went back to the unfeeling attitude that everyone else was holding.
Jareth seemed to be holding an inner battle with himself. One moment his expression would be that of a little boy on Christmas who had gotten everything on his list and the next he would seem like the little boy who had just been told Christmas was cancelled. It was very unnerving to watch so Sarah just looked straight ahead as the gavel was struck and the trial commenced.
"This trial is now in session." The dowdy woman in the center had a surprisingly crystal clear voice that held the same lilting Irish tone that everyone else in the Underground palace shared. "This is the trial of Sarah Williams. She is accused of sentencing Jareth, King of the Goblin City, to the Darkness knowingly." The woman pointed the gavel at Sarah. "You will have the chance to defend yourself, but it will most likely do you no good in this court seeing as the word of a human isn't trusted here."
Sarah stood, mouth agape. She couldn't believe the words that had just come from this woman's mouth. That woman had just basically called her and her entire race liars. If she hadn't been on trial here that woman would have gotten a piece of Sarah Williams "lying" tongue.
As it was she had to suck it up and do her best not to dig herself into a bigger hole with these people. The last thing she needed or wanted was to be sentenced to death in a land that she didn't even know because of a man she barely had spent any time with. It just didn't seem fair, but she wasn't exactly in Kansas anymore...that really would be a handy phrase for her now.
"The first thing I would like to respectfully request is to know the names of those condemning me." The three judges looked back and forth at one another. The man had a small grin on his face at her kind impertinence, but the woman to the left looked ready to go into a rage. Luckily, the woman in the middle looked unmoved and decided to answer her question.
"The man to my left is Dagda; he is the leader of my people. To my right is Morrigan who is the head of the Morrigan Mob as we call it." The two next to her nodded as they were introduced as the woman in the middle straightened her back even more, which Sarah thought impossible. "And I am Danu. I am the Mother Goddess. Satisfied?" Sarah was about fed up with their condescending attitude towards her.
"Now will you please try to defend yourself so we can get on with this?" Fury built up in Sarah like a flame fueled constantly by gasoline, but she had to fight it or be consumed by those flames. She took a deep breath and gathered her thoughts that she had been dealing with only a day now.
"When I came to the Underground the first time, I came to save my baby brother who had been taken by Jar...the Goblin King."
"But you wished him away!" Morrigan interrupted her. Sarah balled her fists and dug her nails into her skin to keep from spontaneously combusting, but kept her voice level and restrained.
"I had no thought in my head that any of this was real. I was simply acting out a book I had read."
"You said it with conviction though, you had wanted it to happen...did you not?" Sarah hated being confused.
"No, not really. I wanted to make myself feel better by venting my anger. I didn't think that something or someone I had always believed to be mythical would come into my parents' bedroom and turn my world upside down." She wasn't interrupted this time. This time they gathered into a huddle and were deliberating over that bit of her story. It seemed to take forever and her heart was pounding so hard it felt like it was going to come out of her chest.
She looked over at Jareth who had the strangest expression. He seemed to be smiling at her and frowning at the same time. It looked like pity, but she wasn't sure. It was hard to decipher him. A gavel clacking made her jump and look back up at the three carriers of doom.
"Ok, we understand your human ignorance in that situation, but you still said it and Jareth was bound by magic to come and fulfill your wish." Danu had a point there. She hadn't thought that Jareth had to do it, she had always automatically assumed the victims role. Oh she hated feeling guilty when she felt no need. "Please skip your journey as it is of no consequence to us. Just tell us what happened on that final meeting with you and the Goblin King." Sarah paused, thinking back to that last encounter with the Goblin King. As she played the scene in her head she was abashed to realize what he had actually offered to her.
"Well, he offered me things I couldn't fathom at the age I was. I couldn't understand the feelings that he felt or grasp the depth of what he offered me."
"Just how old were you?" Dagda seemed genuinely intrigued and moved by what she had said so far and she knew that he would be her greatest ally in this trial.
"I was only sixteen."
"That is old enough to have been married and had a child by then. How could you not have understood and grasped everything he was offering you?" She had known what he was offering, but she hadn't been old enough to take it or to really understand it.
"Humans don't get into marriage and kids that early anymore. We usually wait until we are in our early twenties on."
"How old are you now?" Again Dagda asked simple questions.
"I am twenty-two years old." His brows raised and he locked his hands behind his head.
"So would you accept all that he had offered you now?" She felt her jaw drop and her face flush.
"I-I...I want to be in love." Still that obnoxious smile stayed plastered on the man's face.
"Could you not love him?"
"I don't know, I haven't really spent any time with him and the time I did spend with him he was either confusing or he was the bad guy. We never really had great alone time." This got a wide smile from the man and surprisingly smirks from the two ladies sitting next to him.
"What if you got the chance now?"
"I don't know. He is still the same him. I was terrified of him before and now he has reason to hate me on top of everything. He was the enemy, the bad guy. I don't know if that is the real him or if that was just a façade put on for my benefit, however that might have benefited me I don't know. So I can honestly tell you that I don't know what would have happened if I had gone through the Labyrinth at the age I am now as apposed to when I was sixteen." Her head was buzzing with all the new thoughts that flew into her head as her monologue flew on without interruption. "I mean perhaps if I had gone through the Labyrinth now instead of then I would have understood things a lot better. I have been thinking about this a lot since I have remembered it all."
"What do you mean by that?" Morrigan burst.
"I was taken to a doctor after I returned from the Underground and that doctor made me forget everything that happened here so long ago." All had narrowed eyes.
"Why?" It had been said by Danu, but it might as well have been any of them by the looks on all of their faces.
"Because my family thought I was going crazy. I was spouting off about things that, in my world, don't exist and I was saying they were real. They thought I had gone insane." Dagda looked sympathetic to her plight and Morrigan seemed just as upset over everything as usual, but Danu kept her composure and her opinion to herself. Sarah had to admire that this was why the three of them had been chosen, they balanced each other.
"That is most unfortunate and I do feel sorry that your family did that to you, but I have to only consider the dealings of this case so will you please continue on what you were saying before?" Sarah knew that her face looked blank, she had lost her train of thought and everyone knew it.
"Things you have been thinking about since you remembered your time in the Underground!" She heard someone yell out from the crowd of people around her.
"Oh yes, thank you." She said it to no one in particular, but she felt it right to say anyways. "Well, I was saying that I had been thinking about it and what I thought was this. If I had gone through it now I might have seen things a lot differently. I would have taken the way Jareth acted as more sexy than frightening." Sarah blushed as she said it and looked over at Jareth. He didn't look confusing now. In fact, he seemed to be glowing from that compliment. The grin on his face would have melted her if she wasn't already baring herself to the whole of the court.
"Also, I most likely would have accepted his offer and then tried to get him to send my brother back anyways."
"That would have been much more diplomatic and he most likely would have done it." Danu looked over at Jareth who nodded in agreement. Sarah wanted to cry. She was seeing everything so clear now when it had been fogged before.
"He only wanted me to be happy. He did everything I asked him to, except give me my brother back." And then it clicked in her head. "He kept my brother in order to keep me longer." She looked over at Jareth again. He looked like his heart had just been broken again....and she knew she had broken it both times.
Tears were streaming down her face as she realized all that she had given up all those years ago. His heart wanted to melt for her and go embrace her and make those tears stop, but it remained frozen and stiff. He couldn't...wouldn't let himself break like that. This was the girl who had shunned him and sent him to the Darkness. How could he get past that? Danu was speaking again and calling for order.
"Now child I have one final question for you and the answer to this one question will make or break everything that has gone on here in this courtroom." Sarah nodded through her tears ad fought to get them under control. It was harrowing watching her. "Did you know the consequences of your actions?"
"No, no a thousand times NO! If I had known what was going to happen to him I would have tried to figure out another way. He might have been my enemy at the time, but I still wouldn't have wanted him to suffer that!" His heart ripped as he watched her bare her soul to the court and herself. She hadn't known any of this would happen to her. All she had wanted was her baby brother back. Perhaps...no he couldn't think like that. Thinking like that would make him hurt again.
The judges were convening and with yet another smack of the gavel Danu called for order and told everyone in attendance that they were going to go into their deliberation room to determine exactly what to do with this situation. He wasn't sure what he wanted to happen.
'You want her to suffer as you suffered all those years in the Darkness. She can't go unpunished.'
'But she didn't know what she was doing when she condemned you to that place.' Jareth really hated that subconscious conversation that went on in his head lately. It was the angel and devil on his shoulder situation and he grimaced at the thought of it. That was such a human thing to have to suffer through.
'You know you can't forgive her...she gave up everything once and there is no reason she should get the chance to have it again.' That was so true. Why should he offer her something that she had already turned down once?
'Because you know you still love her.' How he wanted to stifle that angel on his shoulder. It would be so much easier if he could just silence that half of him forever. 'But why must it be me that is stifled? Why can it not be that voice telling you what you feel is wrong?' Because it's easier to hate.
"We have reached our decision." Danu and the other two judges returned from their room and their deciding conversation. He felt this mother lean over and sensed her warm breath near his ear.
"That was fast, I guess your human didn't do too well defending herself." If he didn't know better he would have thought that he saw his mother wipe a tear away. "It's too bad, because she moved most of us here." She straightened back into her chair and awaited Sarah's ruling with baited breath like most others in the room. Jareth's conscious was silent; perhaps they were sitting invisibly on his shoulder waiting for the judgment like everyone else.
"We have decided that while the girl didn't realize the consequences of her actions, she must still be punished for the act of treason which she committed. Her punishment will not be as severe as we had once thought. She proved herself an uncharacteristic example of her race and that impressed us enough to lessen her sentence." Danu cleared her throat and the whole audience took a deep breath at once, including Jareth. "The girl is sentenced to a censored version of training." By training...they meant the forced slavery that much Fae nobility was forced to endure.
Slavery in the Fae or the Gods courts was a demeaning thing. The slave was forced to be always naked and was constantly sexually and physically tormented by their master or anyone their master chose. It was a spirit breaker like no other, teaching the privileged that they were no better than those they ruled. Nobility went into the slavery and came out acting no higher than a scullery maid. It was a better fate than many in the courtroom thought the human would receive, one that most there wouldn't have blinked at, but to Sarah...it would be hell. Jareth grinned on the inside while his heart screamed, but he kept his face unreadable as he awaited Danu to tell what Sarah's censor would be.
"She will not be forced to be always naked, but she will have a master and he or she will choose when and where she will be punished. Her master or mistress will not be allowed to debase her in public. Sarah's censor is that whatever happens to her will only happen in the privacy of her master or mistresses rooms. Now to the choosing of a master or mistress." The room was abuzz now.
Everyone there desired Sarah as their very own to torment and tease as much as they wanted. Jareth didn't want anyone else to be able to touch her that way or hurt her that way. He thought of all the terrible things that people could do to their slaves...everything short of drawing blood or physically hurting them. That meant they could do anything sexual to her that they wanted and Jareth didn't want anyone else to touch her, but he also didn't want to be the one that had to do the punishing.
"Jareth?" Danu was trying to get his attention. He looked up at her and raised a brow to show her he heard her. "We were wondering if you would like the first choice of being her master. We thought you might have fun with being able to act out the punishment yourself." He looked at Sarah...she had that same pleading look on her face that he had during their last meeting. It steeled his heart.
"No, let someone else deal with her." He saw her face fall and practically heard her heart break. Good, now she knew how it felt to be denied. He stood up and walked out of the room, not even wanting to wait and see who got the pleasure of having Sarah at their beck and call. All he cared for at that moment was that he had won a battle...now her heart had been shattered too.
Sarah's heart felt numb as she watched Jareth walk out of the courtroom without so much as looking back at her. So he really didn't care anymore, she truly had lost her chance with him. The gavel clacked again as the courtroom had gone in an uproar of mirth at Jareth's turning his shot down. Now she would be given to one of them.
"Now, now everyone. I want order in this courtroom! I know who I am going to hand her over to so don't you all get excited. Lord Tur, please come forward and take this woman into your custody. Remember her restrictions and please follow them or I will be forced to reconvene this court for your trial."
A tall, stately man walked forward and bowed to Danu. He had a grace to him that was bred not learned and it awed Sarah, though she was frightened to her core at what he would be able to do to her. When he was close enough she saw his deep jade colored eyes stood out in stark contrast to peach tinted skin. His hair was neither red nor brown, but that coppery auburn color in between. He didn't seem like someone that would hurt her, but that only put Sarah more on a defensive.
When he reached her he looked her up and down and grinned, not in a malicious way, but an honest grin. He was very happy to have her as his beck and call girl she assumed. His hand was out in what seemed an instant. So he was a Fae too was he? As long as he didn't do that popping around the room thing she might be able to live with this situation. If only she had known what was in store for her, she never would have been so calm now.


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Mar 18, 2003 SpliceRite(TM), with 1500 and 2500 W power capacities, produces solid-state metallurgical bonds in wire harnesses and other types of wire bundles. Splicing system welds without melting wires or producing arcs, sparks, or fumes. Capable of welding multiple strands in one pulse, it can store and perform up to 250 weld protocols, allowing for selection of welding modes by time, energy, and distance. Microprocessor provides security features and interface with computer via RS232 port.
Ultrasonic Welder quickly assembles filter bags.Sonobond Ultrasonics West Chester, PA 19380
Dec 20, 2002 RingMaster(TM) Filter Bag Machine attaches filtration media to rigid plastic circular frames, using three 20 kHz ultrasonic modules and 1500 W power supplies. Three welding heads are spaced 120° apart around center fixture. Two-step process, which results in complete 360° weld between bag and plastic ring, is completed in less than 10 sec. Machine includes Bosch enclosure with opening for loading and unloading parts, built-in STI light curtain, and Banner Opto-Touch(TM) buttons.
Bonders cut and seal in one pass without consumables.Sonobond Ultrasonics West Chester, PA 19380
Jun 21, 2002 SureWeld 20 kHz ultrasonic plunge welders can assemble cylindrical filters from pleated HEPA filter media. In overlapping applications, ultrasonic welders bond and trim edges of pleated filter media in one step to create 10 in. filter tube, which maintains HEPA rating. SureWeld bonders feature rectangular support columns, which eliminate deflection and keep filter unit in perfect alignment during assembly process.
Other Company News From Sonobond Ultrasonics
Aug 14, 2014
What Makes Sonobond's Ultrasonic Welding System Outperform Competitors' Systems When Welding Tin-Coated and Oxidized Wires and Terminals
Jul 17, 2014
Sonobond's New Generation of Battery Assembly Technology Featured at Upcoming 2014 Battery Show
Jul 16, 2014
Sonobond Ultrasonics Announces Trademark Registration Approval for Its SeamMaster® Ultrasonic Sewing Machines
Jul 16, 2014
Sonobond Ultrasonics Announces Trademark Registration Approval for Its SeamMaster® Ultrasonic Sewing Machines
Feb 27, 2014
Sonobond's Exclusive Ultrasonic Machinery for Splicing Tin-Coated Wires will be Demonstrated at the Electrical Wire Processing Expo, May 2014
Dec 03, 2013
Ultrasonic Technology Gains Favor with Major Body Armor Manufacturers for Achieving Compliance with NIJ Waterproof Standards
Sep 05, 2013
Sonobond Ultrasonics' Equipment Assembles High Efficiency and Specialty Filtration Products for Great Lakes Filters
Jun 14, 2013
Award-Winning Custom Tooling Capabilities
Mar 27, 2013
The Dual Head SpliceRite(TM) Ultrasonic Wire Splicer Is a Prime Example of Sonobond's Leadership in the Development of Innovative Welding Technology
Feb 21, 2013
Sonobond's Ultrasonic Assembly Capabilities for Nonwoven Applications will be on Display at IDEA 2013 in Miami Beach, Florida
Jan 31, 2013
Sonobond Offers a Variety of Ultrasonic Equipment for Manufacturing Applications in the Defense and Aerospace Fields
Dec 20, 2012
Sonobond Will Exhibit Its Ultrasonic Bonding Equipment at the 2013 Shot Show This January
Dec 06, 2012
Sonobond's Free, No-Obligation Ultrasonic Metal Welding Viability Test
Dec 06, 2012
Sonobond's Free, No-Obligation Ultrasonic Metal Welding Viability Test Helps Companies Find Practical, Cost-Effective Solutions for Their Specific Manufacturing Requirements
Nov 21, 2012
Sonobond's Free, No-Obligation Ultrasonic Bonding Viability Test
Nov 21, 2012
Sonobond's Free, No-Obligation Ultrasonic Bonding Viability Test Helps Companies Find Practical, Cost-Effective Solutions for Their Textile and Filtration-Assembly Applications
Sep 13, 2012
Demand Is Increasing for Assembling Batteries with Sonobond's Ultrasonic Metal Welders
Sep 13, 2012
Sonobond's Participation in the Upcoming 2012 Battery Show Attests to the Increasing Demand for Its Fast, Dependable Ultrasonic Assembly Equipment for Energy Storage Products
Aug 23, 2012
Sonobond Offers the Most Complete Line of Ultrasonic Bonders for Filtration Assembly Applications
Jul 02, 2012
Sonobond Introduces a New Video About the Dual Head SpliceRite
Jul 02, 2012
Sonobond Introduces a New Video about the Dual Head SpliceRite(TM) - the Only Ultrasonic Welder That Can Splice Wire Bundles up to 100 Square Millimeters with Just One Pulse
Jun 06, 2012
Sonobond's American-Made Ultrasonic Metal Welders are Tough Enough to Survive Even an EF-5 Tornado
May 09, 2012
Sonobond's Ultrasonic Metal Spot Welders are Carefully Custom-Tooled to Meet the Specific Needs of Each Individual Customer
Mar 28, 2012
Sonobond Sets a High Bar for Manufacturers of Ultrasonic Welding and Bonding Equipment
Feb 29, 2012
The Unique Capabilities of Sonobond's Dual Head SpliceRite(TM) Ultrasonic Wire Splicer
Feb 29, 2012
The Unique Capabilities of Sonobond's Dual Head SpliceRite(TM) Ultrasonic Wire Splicer Assure Rapid, Reliable, Cost-Effective Assembly of Wire Harnesses
Jan 26, 2012
Sonobond's President, Janet Devine, Authors the Chapter on Ultrasonic Metal Welding for the Important, New ASM International Handbook
Dec 19, 2011
Over 30 Manufacturers Now Rely on Sonobond Ultrasonics Bonding Equipment for Fast, Reliable, Cost-Effective Assembly of Body Armor
Dec 19, 2011
Over 30 Manufacturers Now Rely on Sonobond Ultrasonics Bonding Equipment for Fast, Reliable, Cost-Effective Assembly of Body Armor
Nov 22, 2011
Sonobond's Joe Walsh Receives a 2011 Technical Achievement Award for His Important Role in Developing the Dual Head SpliceRite(TM) Ultrasonic Wire Splicer
Oct 27, 2011
Sonobond's Ultrasonic Bonding Technology Played a Significant Role in the BP Gulf Oil Spill Cleanup
Aug 17, 2011
Sonobond's Ultrasonic Spot Welding Technology Plays a Major Role in Providing Dependable, Environmentally-Friendly Assembly of Batteries and Capacitors
Jul 20, 2011
Sonobond Announces Plans to Exhibit Two Ultrasonic Units at the Assembly & Automation Technology Expo, September 20-22, 2011.
Jul 20, 2011
Sonobond Announces Plans to Exhibit Two Ultrasonic Units at the Assembly & Automation Technology Expo, September 20-22, 2011.
Jun 29, 2011
Sonobond's Ultrasonic Metal Welders Generate Significant Savings over Both Resistance Welding and Crimp & Solder Methods
May 18, 2011
Sonobond Ultrasonics Bonding Equipment is Ideal for Assembling the Woven and Nonwoven Fabrics Used for Agricultural and Landscape Applications
Apr 20, 2011
Sonobond's Ultrasonic Metal Welding Technology Gets High Marks from One of America's Leading Capacitor Manufacturers
Apr 20, 2011
Sonobond's Ultrasonic Metal Welding Technology Gets High Marks from One of America's Leading Capacitor Manufacturers
Mar 16, 2011
Sonobond Ultrasonics Announces Development of Its New Single Point Ground Welder SPG 2600
Feb 17, 2011
Ultrasonic Dual Head SpliceRite
Feb 17, 2011
Only Sonobond's Ultrasonic Dual Head SpliceRite(TM) Can Confidently Weld Large Wire Bundles - Even Those with Cross-Sectional Areas of Up to 100 sq. mm.-in Just One Pulse
Jan 21, 2011
Sonobond's Ultrasonic Metal Welding Technology for the Solar Panel Industry
Jan 21, 2011
Sonobond's Ultrasonic Metal Welding Technology for the Solar Panel Industry Is Helping to Support America's Energy Independence
Oct 27, 2010
Sonobond Ultrasonics Equipment Continues to be a Popular Choice of Battery Assemblers
Sep 29, 2010
The SeamMaster(TM) High Profile Ultrasonic Bonder, SureWeld(TM) 20 Ultrasonic PlungeBonder(TM), and SureCut(TM) 35 Ultrasonic Cutter will be on Display at Filtration 2010
Sep 29, 2010
The SeamMaster(TM) High Profile Ultrasonic Bonder, SureWeld(TM) 20 Ultrasonic lungeBonder(TM), and SureCut(TM) 35 Ultrasonic Cutter Will Be on Display at Filtration 2010
Aug 25, 2010
Sonobond Equipment Assembles EvoOrganic's Eco-Fabrics
Aug 04, 2010
Sonobond Ultrasonics Will Exhibit Two Examples of Its Innovative Assembly Equipment at the Assembly & Automation Technology Expo in Chicago
Mar 24, 2010
Sonobond's Dual Head SpliceRite(TM) Ultrasonic Wire Splicer
Mar 03, 2010
Sonobond to Exhibit Three of its Ultrasonic Bonding Machines at the Idea10 Show in Miami
Dec 16, 2009
Sonobond Ultrasonics Offers a Wide Selection of Ultrasonic Bonding Machines for Woven and Nonwoven Textile Applications
Sep 30, 2009
Sonobond's Comprehensive Line of Ultrasonic Metal Welding Equipment is Designed to Satisfy Applications Across a Wide Spectrum of Industries
Jul 08, 2009
Sonobond Ultrasonics' Technology Can Now Do Even More for Ballistic Vest Manufacturers
May 20, 2009
Manufacturers of Solar Panels Get Outstanding Results by Using the Sonobond Ultrasonic Photovoltaic Modular System in the Production of Solar Cells
Apr 02, 2009
Sonobond Ultrasonics' Welding Equipment Sets the Standard for Fast, Reliable, Environmentally-Friendly Battery Assembly
Mar 19, 2009
Sonobond Ultrasonics Will Exhibit Its Environmentally-Friendly, Cost-Effective Assembly Machines at Techtextil North America 2009 in Las Vegas
Feb 26, 2009
Ballistic Vest Manufacturers Look to Sonobond Ultrasonics for Help Meeting Tough, New NIJ Requirements
Jan 27, 2009
Sonobond Ultrasonics Will Exhibit Its SpliceRite(TM) Ultrasonic Wire Splicer at the 2009 WHMA Annual Conference in Scottsdale, Arizona
Dec 04, 2008
European Filtration Manufacturer Reports Outstanding results From Sonobond Ultrasonics Technology
Oct 30, 2008
Sonobond Continues to Provide the Most Practical and Cost-Effective Ultrasonic Metal Welding Solutions Available
Oct 24, 2008
Sonobond Ultrasonics' Bonding Equipment
Jul 10, 2008
Sonobond's Ultrasonic Bonding Equipment is Speeding Production and Reducing Labor and Maintenance Costs for a Leading Manufacturer of Jet Fuel Filters
Apr 15, 2008
Sonobond Ultrasonics to Exhibit State-of-the-Art Metal Welding Unit
Feb 19, 2008
Manufacturers Praise Sonobond Ultrasonics' Spot Welding Technology as Fast, Energy-Efficient, and Ultra-Reliable
Feb 19, 2008
Manufacturers Praise Sonobond Ultrasonics' Spot Welding Technology aast, Energy-Efficient, and Ultra-Reliable
Jan 17, 2008
Sonobond Ultrasonics Acts to Assist Body Armor Manufacturers in Meeting Tough, New Standards for Totally Water-Proof Ballistic Vests
Jun 27, 2007
Ultrasonic Bonding Provides Fail-Safe Reliability for Armored Vest Manufacturers as Military Demand Surges
Apr 03, 2007
Ultrasonic Welding Plays Increasingly Key Role in Photovoltaic Cell Manufacturing
Feb 28, 2007
Sonobond Ultrasonics' Bonding Technology Gains Momentum in Medical Product Manufacturing
Jan 25, 2007
Sonobond Ultrasonics Launches New Metal Welding Demo Video on Website
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Fred was born and raised along the Patuxent River as were seven generations of his ancestors before him. Prior to founding Patuxent Riverkeeper in 2004, Fred operated a business that provided professional media and mass communication services internationally. Fred also worked as volunteer activist on the Patuxent for over 20 years until the momentum of the volunteer environmental work overcame his media career and the challenge of Riverkeeping beckoned. Fred is a recipient of numerous awards and recognitions for his work on behalf of environmental causes and issues in Maryland. He also serves on a variety of Boards, Task Forces and Commissions related to the work of protecting the Patuxent and the natural environment. Among them, Fred serves on the Board of the Environmental Integrity Project, as a Governor appointed Commissioner on the State's Patuxent River Commission and on the Board of Waterkeeper Alliance, the international group that licenses Waterkeepers. Fred is an adjunct instructor at historic St. Mary's College of Maryland, where he teaches an upper level course in Environmental Law and Policy. He is an avid kayaker and backpacker, and also helps to maintain trails on the Appalachian Trail.
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given? are they used?
the 3rd pipe is heat recovery
they say if you dont use refnet it can void the warranty, i think its bull
well poodle i deal with a lot of city multi too, they have the 2 pipe ,while daiken uses 3 pipes, i know thats commercial, but daiken may hit number 1 on the mini splits after ive installed a few...
Are the Tranes pretty good?...also do they have made in japan anywhere
also Daiken has moved up on my list, from the jury still out to #2
I put in a Pioneer today, for a homeowner that ordered it on the net...I have never heard of them, but it runs like a champ, so far
Thx for that answer gt
Unit was put in last Dec and already has stopped up from algae in the trap
Could outside air cause a faster build up of algae in the drain
Also the insulator guaranteed the homeowner a 67.00 electric bill, the ac has its own meter ,and the house is insulated with foam.
how do you set the weight, just installed the controls on a bryant 3 zone, i havent read the book on the bypass damper itself, if your familiar with it maybe you can explain,many thanks if you can.
the sight glass will get you close, but by no means can you use them to properly charge a system
they pop right off with a screwdriver, not worth a dime
if 18/4 can survive 600 volts, why do they ask for 14awg?
or at the least unwire yellow
un wire the t-stat and condenser then try it
ruud or rheem
for how much? i know in Mississippi you will be working for chump change, 8 years might get you 12 bucks a hour here
possible you burnt the transformer up
Are you designing the system?
daiken is in with mcqauy also
yeah wetting a towel and taking schrader valves out and also using heat paste doesn't hurt...a extra 5 minutes to do it right
where was the leak?
find it pump it down fix it then charge that puppy up is what i say


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"Very happy to see everyone here, including all my Followers on Twitter" #fryappletalk
Stephen talking about being the 2nd buyer of an Apple in Europe after Douglas Adam #fryappletalk
Giving a back history on how he fell in love with computing starting with a 1930s book that illustrated the future of motors #fryappletalk Famous proclamation made in 1960-70s that perhaps 5 computers would be needed world wide #fryappletalk
I'm sure others are tweeting this far better than I. Stephen now moving onto discussion on IMB and microcomputers in general #fryappletalk Moved onto graphical interface seen on LISA which transformed computing into a pleasure. "Gooey" is the tech term I believe.
25 years ago Apple changed all of that with an interface and a floppy disk with no hard drive. Stephen just confessed to buying a £7000 laser printer then they first became available for sale. £7000!!!!
Thanks @wabbit42 it is "it's GUI (as in Graphics User Interface)" Grateful!
Let's assume I'm quoting Stephen. He's explaining that IBM thought the hardware was key, but of course Bill Gates realised it was software Stephen would really like to hear your questions. Please tag them #fryappletalk Oh yes sorry forgetting the tag #fryappletalk
Steve Jobs wanted to make Apple like Pepsi vs Coke.
I'm missing some key points here that the podcast will cover. As you can imagine Stephen is talking very fast. #fryappletalk Discussing Steve's departure from Apple and then return after it started to not do very well. #fryappletalk
Now moved onto Stephen's champion friend Jonny Ive who designed the break through Bondi Blue Apple Mac
Stephen believes that looking @ acomputer screen is like stepping into an office and that it should able to give you pleasure #fryappletalk
Stephen might be an evangelist for Apple but wants to make it clear he has never been paid to endorse the brand. #fryappletalk @hjwebb @SubtleBlade was through software (sorry) #fryappletalk
Audio recordings, such as audiobooks whilst digital and on MP3 player actually are a long tradition of fireside story selling #fryappletalk Just a reminder that I'm Andrew and I'm tweeting on behalf of Stephen Fry as he gives a Talk at Apple Regent St London #fryappletalk
Great questions coming through for Stephen thanks guys #fryappletalk
Now Stephen is talking about the lack of boundaries that email writing - that the tradition of letter writing has returned #fryappletalk
Questions asked by audience now. "Do you think net neutrality is important?"
"How would Oscar Wilde have used Twitter?" #fryappletalk
Now talking about the audio books recorded and available of Oscar Wilde and Anton Chekhov #fryappletalk Stephen thinks Wilde may have thought Twitter may have slightly terrified the press. @audaciousgloop My name is Andrew Sampson and I'm tweeting on his behalf Stephen gives a speech.
"What is your view of Creative Commons licenses"?
Very sorry, I've fallen behind as the questions are streaming in. Looks like they're being handled by those of you around me #fryappletalk Apple Talk is being recorded and will be available next week on iTunes. Will convey the talk that Stephen's proxy hasn't. #fryappletalk
Stephen finishing now with a story about devils that Oscar Wilde used to relay. You can hear it on stephenfry.com #fryappletalk
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21 Dec 2012, 12:07am by Aaron Schatz
More on the quietest hot team in the NFL, the Cincinnati Bengals, and why they could punch their ticket for a return trip to the playoffs this weekend. Cover Watch looks at the improving Cleveland Browns defense against Peyton Manning.
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18 Dec 2012, 12:14pm by Aaron Schatz
Chris Johnson had a 94-yard run last night. He still shows that dynamic speed when he gets loose. The Titans should cut him after the season anyway. Vince Verhei explains why.
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13 Dec 2012, 09:43pm by Brian Fremeau
In the December 24th issue of ESPN the Magazine, Brian Fremeau debuts a new match-up projection methodology for each of the non-championship BCS bowl games.
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13 Dec 2012, 01:27pm by Aaron Schatz
To play spoiler, Andy Reid is going to have to embrace his inner running back (by which I mean: Bryce Brown). Plus, Cover Watch looks at how the 49ers can keep up with the Patriots. Hi, Vernon Davis. Hi again, Vernon Davis. Hi some more, Vernon Davis.
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12 Dec 2012, 02:28pm by Danny Tuccitto
If you've made it this far into the playoffs in your league, congratulations! Hope you aren't planning on using Matthew Stafford against the surprisingly good Arizona pass defense, though. Plus more sit and start information.
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11 Dec 2012, 06:02pm by Brian Fremeau
Some teams capitalized on good fortune this year, and others were victimized by bad fortune. Based on our analysis, these are the ten teams whose records were most impacted by turnovers, special teams, field position, and other factors that pushed them over the edge, positively and negatively.
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06 Dec 2012, 04:00pm by Danny Tuccitto
Using a new measure of team age based on snap count data, we show that the Falcons have fielded the oldest team in the league this season. Does the Falcons' relative old age doom their future Super Bowl chances? Age concerns are especially prevalent on defense, and along the offensive line.
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06 Dec 2012, 02:11pm by Aaron Schatz
Well, you knew this was coming, but we've got some interesting numbers here about how Atlanta's defensive weakness matches Cam Newton's passing strength. Cover Watch looks at Thursday night's game and just how rare it is for a double-digit road favorite to cover.
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05 Dec 2012, 01:37pm by Danny Tuccitto
This week, an impending supernova in Tampa brings Bryce Brown back from the Oort cloud, and releases heat in the form of Josh Freeman. Larry Fitzgerald, meanwhile, remains a red dwarf.
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04 Dec 2012, 02:56pm by Vincent Verhei
The list of quarterbacks with negative DYAR in their first two seasons is a very unhappy list... and Christian Ponder is now on it.
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Academic Title: Professor
"One of the most rewarding aspects of my work is the privilege of forging long-term relationships with families who are faced with what must be one of the most challenging experiences of their lives caring for a child with a life-threatening disorder that is potentially treatable by stem cell transplantation. When I see patients, I try to listen attentively and maintain open communication. I focus on empowering patients and their families with evidence-based knowledge and offering them treatment options that focus on quality of life."
Paul Carpenter, MBBS, is attending physician at Seattle Childrens Hospital and Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center (FHCRC) and professor at the University of Washington, with a focus on graft versus host disease (GVHD). He supervises junior attending staff on the pediatric hematopoietic cell transplant service at FHCRC. His local responsibilities include long-standing contributions to the FHCRC Standard Practice Committee and Standard Practice Manual.
He chairs a Data Safety Monitoring Board for multiple FHCRC protocols and serves on the FHCRC Scientific Review Committee and one of the two Institutional Review Boards. His clinical and research interests focus on GVHD, which is the major and potentially lethal complication of hematopoietic cell transplant. His research continues to explore new therapies for the treatment of acute and chronic GVHD, and he is an active member in the national efforts to advance the field of chronic GVHD treatment. He is studies therapies designed to ameliorate key morbidities associated with chronic immunosuppressive therapies, such as bisphosphonate therapy for glucocorticoid-induced bone disease and the use of statins to treat hyperlipidemia. He has designed and participated in studies to evaluate the safety and efficacy of tyrosine kinase inhibitors as post-transplant therapy for high-risk Philadelphia chromosomepositive leukemias and for the treatment of chronic graft versus host disease. He is currently a Principal Investigator of the inaugural Blood and Marrow Clinical Trials Network (BMT CTN) Phase II/III 0801 trial for chronic graft-versus-host-disease.
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Based on the classic bistecca Fiorentina--grilled porterhouse--this dish uses sirloin strip steaks, which are leaner (and, because they're boneless, a little easier to grill) than porterhouse. Lemon juice is a traditional accent in the dish, meant to cut the richness of the meat. Use a mandoline to slice the artichokes thinly and evenly.
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- 4 tablespoons extra-virgin olive oil, divided
- 10 garlic cloves, crushed
- 10 thyme sprigs
- 6 (2-inch) strips lemon rind
- 2 (12-ounce) New York strip steaks, trimmed
- 1 teaspoon kosher salt, divided
- 1 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper, divided
- 6 medium red potatoes
- 1 bay leaf
- 2 cups water
- 1/2 cup fresh lemon juice, divided
- 3 medium artichokes (about 1 3/4 pounds)
- 5 cups baby arugula (about 5 ounces)
- 1 cup thinly vertically sliced red onion
- 3 lemons, quartered
- Cooking spray
- 2 teaspoons fresh thyme leaves
- 1/2 cup (2 ounces) shaved Parmigiano-Reggiano cheese
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33 Minutes
Total: 4 Hours, 53 Minutes
- 1. Combine 1 tablespoon oil, garlic, thyme sprigs, and lemon rind in a large zip-top plastic bag. Add the steaks to bag; seal and marinate in refrigerator for 3 1/2 hours, turning occasionally. Remove bag from refrigerator, and let stand for 30 minutes. Remove the steaks from marinade, and discard marinade. Sprinkle with 1/2 teaspoon salt and 1/2 teaspoon black pepper.
- 2. Place potatoes and bay leaf in a saucepan; cover with water. Bring to a boil; reduce heat, and simmer for 15 minutes or until crisp-tender. Drain; discard bay leaf. Cool completely; cut into 24 (1/3-inch-thick) slices.
- 3. Preheat the grill to medium-high heat.
- 4. Combine 2 cups water and 1/4 cup juice in a large bowl. Trim about 2 inches from top of each artichoke. Cut each in half vertically. Remove fuzzy thistle from bottom with a spoon. Trim any remaining leaves and dark green layer from base. Place artichoke halves in lemon water. Combine 2 tablespoons oil, 2 tablespoons juice, 1/4 teaspoon salt, and 1/4 teaspoon pepper in a large bowl; stir with a whisk. Thinly vertically slice artichokes. Add sliced artichokes, arugula, and thinly vertically sliced onion to bowl; toss gently to combine.
- 5. Place steak, potato slices, and lemons on grill rack coated with cooking spray. Grill steak 4 minutes on each side or until desired degree of doneness. Grill potatoes for 3 minutes on each side or until tender. Grill lemons for 2 minutes on each cut side. Let the steak stand for 5 minutes. Cut steak diagonally across grain into thin slices.
- 6. Place 4 potato slices on each of 6 plates. Sprinkle evenly with remaining 1/4 teaspoon salt, remaining 1/4 teaspoon black pepper, and thyme leaves. Place 1 cup arugula mixture on each plate, and top each serving with 4 teaspoons cheese. Arrange 3 ounces steak on each serving, and drizzle evenly with remaining 1 tablespoon olive oil and remaining 2 tablespoons lemon juice. Serve with grilled lemon.
- Wine Match: Brazin Lodi Old Vine Zinfandel ($16) a big, juicy wine loaded with vanilla, dark fruit, spice, and acidity to balance the lemony tang of the Tuscan-Style New York Strip. --Julianna Grimes
July 2011
Nutritional Information
- Calories: 390
- Fat: 13.3g
- Saturated fat: 3.9g
- Monounsaturated fat: 7g
- Polyunsaturated fat: 1.2g
- Protein: 36.8g
- Carbohydrate: 35.8g
- Fiber: 10.6g
- Cholesterol: 71mg
- Iron: 5.1mg
- Sodium: 664mg
- Calcium: 238mg


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If only the will to walk is really there, He is pleased even with their stumbles.
—C.S. Lewis
—C.S. Lewis
I don't know about you, but I never imagined my adult life to look this way. I go to my Monday through Friday job where I get to wear jeans and tell people how to be good parents. My savings account goes toward replacing car parts and emergency dog surgery for a mysterious puncture wound discovered late at night. (Speaking of dogs, I recently learned how awkward it is when my dog diarrheas in the dog park.) It's hard to find time to read for fun and I start everyday with a cup of coffee. Relationships are messy and I'm still very much trying to figure out who I am.
There's nothing sexy about adulthood, I'm learning. Graduating college doesn't mean you are anymore sure of yourself. In fact, You may even realize that you are messier and more like your parents than you ever imagined. You know the world is broken. You have more responsibility than ever and probably feel more incompetent than ever too. You're a little less naive than you used to be, and maybe a little more cynical than you'd hoped. You realize that you're in a constant and uncomfortable place of "becoming."
It's hard for me to trust God and be patient with myself in my "young adulthood". I want to be good enough, kind enough, articulate enough. I'm realizing that I will never be a finished product and I'm trying to learn to be okay with that. Because ultimately, this story is not about me. And I'm thankful to God for that.
"My current lifestyle doesn't allow for idleness. I'm the busiest I've ever been. But I do things on my own terms, I do what I believe is right, not what's expected of me. I don't have an allocated lunch break, instead I'm free to eat when I'm hungry. I sleep when I'm tired, and I fill my days with tasks that need to be done, each task either contributing to food stores or homes comforts i.e. firewood collecting or cleaning. My greatest achievements are seemingly diminutive. A good crop of beans, a basket of found chestnuts and a cap filled with the first wild mushrooms of autumn. Food is such an integral part of all of our lives, and when you start to play a significant role in its preparation you can taste the result. My food is simple. It is made by hand. It's grown. It's hunted and it's fished. When I look at a dish it has traces of effort layered all over it. The mushrooms I picked, the sourdough bread I made, the garlic and thyme I grew."
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—G. K. Chesterton; Lying on a Bed
—JK Rowling
What a difference from last night. I flew into New York and checked into a single room in a hotel literally a block from Time Square. I walked all over Manhattan waiting for my assignment. Now I'm laying in a cot in a Long Island high school. It's 10pm. Peop le are snorting, there's rustling and muffled voices. Men and women. It's a humbling thing to sleep in a shelter, even a staff shelter. But it's great.
This is my job. In the morning I'll get up and work the shelter for 12 hours. I have no idea what to expect. People look scared for me when I tell them my assignment. There's a chance I'll drive around one of those box trucks with food. I may even get to drive our emergency response vehicle back to Arizona. Who knows. Either way, I'm grateful to be here, to get to serve others for work. That's all for now.
—Faith Jegede
I was dreading this week. but it's actually been quite fantastic. Not fantastic is that a lot of great things happened— Actually, I've met people in the midst of really hard times. I've been able to see how our work helps people and how the community appreciates the Red Cross.
On Sunday, we opened a shelter because of an apartment fire. I went to work on my day off (willingling) and helped families who lost their homes. This was my first shelter experience.
On Monday, they expressed their gratitude in both words and smiles. Several families spoke little to no English.
Today, I got to sit in a tracing case. A refugee from Sudan told us his story so that we might be able to locate his father and mother. He was separated from them 8 years ago.
Also, I'm officially trained to respond to local disasters. We'll see how the on-call life style goes. The unpredicatablity should be worth it. It's in these times of crisis I can see humanity, compassion, and hope.
So tomorrow, I'll go in and do a grueling eight and a half hours of casework and remember why I am there.
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Photograph by Giovani Cordioli, My Shot
Brazilian capoeira is a traditional dance with amazing fight steps originating from slavery.


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TREASURE COAST -- The Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services encourages students in kindergarten through fifth grade to participate in the annual Florida Agriculture Youth Coloring Competition, sponsored by the Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services, Florida Agriculture in the Classroom, Inc., and the Florida State Fair.
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Friends and family of Coquitlam's Nicola Candeloro continue to search the trails around Eagle Mountain as part of an attempt to locate the 44-year-old father of four who has been missing since July 3.
Several confirmed sightings of Candeloro in the Eagle Mountain area and Westwood Plateau neighbourhood where he lives have given his younger brother Vince hope that Candeloro is on the move and trying to avoid being found.
Vince Candeloro said someone saw his brother carrying a sleeping bag two days before he went missing, leading him to suspect his brother may have been planning to spend some time in and around Eagle Mountain, an area the older Candeloro, an avid walker, is familiar with.
"I think that is more likely the case," Vince said, when asked if his brother might be trying to avoid being located. "I'm pretty sure he is safe right now."
Vince Candeloro, who has been out searching for six days straight, said work-related issues had been causing his brother a lot of anxiety in the days before his disappearance. Even so, he said, his brother didn't appear depressed or overly distraught.
His absence from home, meantime, has everyone worried sick. Described as a loving and devoted father, Candeloro went missing the day before his daughter's 18th birthday, something his younger brother said is totally out of character.
"He loves his kids — he's always been a good father," said Vince. "They are a wreck. I'm just trying to keep it together and find him. If I start losing it, then the whole family falls apart."
Coquitlam Search and Rescue called off their search on Saturday after unsuccessfully chasing down another sighting. Mounties said Monday that the file remains an active missing-person case with investigators working to locate Candeloro safely, according to Cpl. Jamie Chung.
Candeloro stands 5-feet-11 and weighs 177 pounds, and has brown eyes and short salt-and-pepper hair. When last seen, he was wearing a tank top, grey shorts, white runners and possibly sunglasses.
Anyone with information on his whereabouts is asked to contact the Coquitlam RCMP at 604-945-1550.