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MarkyM4rk
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In superstition we trust
America's religion fetish.
Three in ten Americans take the Bible literally
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MarkyM4rk
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Sis - innocent victim
---- Sent using a Sony Ericsson mobile phone
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MarkyM4rk
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Tactile sound effects - EarthquakeSound Quake 10B
This is a visual illustration of the infrasonic capabilities of a tactile transducer, EarthquakeSound's Q10B vs a big sub, SVS's PB13U. First up is...
@RussiaTrue
More responsive. More resolution. More powerful at higher frequencies. In short more musical for higher frequencies. I have not experienced the IBeam myself but have checked out what is said about them by those that have. Personally I think transducers are best used below 40hz wher...
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Tactile sound effects - EarthquakeSound Quake 10B
This is a visual illustration of the infrasonic capabilities of a tactile transducer, EarthquakeSound's Q10B vs a big sub, SVS's PB13U. First up is...
@FeeNSanD
Hi, I have no video at higher volume. It was enough as it is. The Quake is always vertical and its internally mounted to the sofa frame. The sofa looks standard.. Re Buttkicker, it possibly has more brute force but the penalty is perhaps less finesse and speed. The Quake is more than ...
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Tactile sound effects - EarthquakeSound Quake 10B
This is a visual illustration of the infrasonic capabilities of a tactile transducer, EarthquakeSound's Q10B vs a big sub, SVS's PB13U. First up is...
@richandiben
Its pure mountain water but even so beer is tastier
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Tactile sound effects - EarthquakeSound Quake 10B
This is a visual illustration of the infrasonic capabilities of a tactile transducer, EarthquakeSound's Q10B vs a big sub, SVS's PB13U. First up is...
@Deathproof87DK
Sure although I have not experience it myself. I believe the Quake is more powerful at very low frequency stuff, sub 40hz. The Ibeam faster with the higher frequencies. I think both were compared at AVForums by some members. We have a sub section that also caters for tactile sound.
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Venus Fly trap meets a Beetle; it's not a happy ending!
A poor little stunt bug becomes a meal for a hungry plant with teeth :) This video is for all those students with projects on the subject and in ne...
@osensor
Missed this one, sorry. Carnivorous plant societies have seeds and will also have unusual VFT variants. You can make your own seeds if you must manually fertilise the plant with pollen.
The plants are slow to grow. About 5 years to reach full size.
VFT compost is very low in nutrie...
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Venus Fly trap meets a Beetle; it's not a happy ending!
A poor little stunt bug becomes a meal for a hungry plant with teeth :) This video is for all those students with projects on the subject and in ne...
@gor3ykorey
The leaves can die off a bit for the winter. Just remember not to over water it through the winter and keep somewhere cool but not freezing. Do not worry about it not 'eating' it will not starve :-). Do not fertilise it or report into normal compost.
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Venus Fly trap meets a Beetle; it's not a happy ending!
A poor little stunt bug becomes a meal for a hungry plant with teeth :) This video is for all those students with projects on the subject and in ne...
@gor3ykorey
Is a smart sound track tailored especially for the video clip and called Dance Club, New Jack version
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Pitcher plant. Another tragic end for an insect.
Sarracenia Leucophylla (one of my favouries) plays tango with a fly. They don't fall in love but the fly does fall into something!! Yum, yum!! I'm ...
@kingbliss23
Not if it falls to the bottom. The sides are too narrow and they are slippery. Also, if it hasn't got many dead flies already caught there will be a digestive liquid to drown in. I have also heard that the fumes down there are toxic too. Its a smart plant and very effective at cat...
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Venus Fly trap meets a Beetle; it's not a happy ending!
A poor little stunt bug becomes a meal for a hungry plant with teeth :) This video is for all those students with projects on the subject and in ne...
367,105 views
MarkyM4rk said:
@SuperControlRoom
Yes I know. I never feel the need to force feed mine although I have a nice big one on my office window that catches plenty of flies and its definitely bigger than my home grown one of same age. Of course the environmental conditions are more stable and its a bit sunnier in th...
Venus Fly trap meets a Beetle; it's not a happy ending!
A poor little stunt bug becomes a meal for a hungry plant with teeth :) This video is for all those students with projects on the subject and in ne...
367,105 views
MarkyM4rk said:
Second song? I posted what it was below somewhere. It was generated especially for the video by Smartsound software. It is not from a band or something........
Here you, for what its worth, the track is called Dance Club, New Jack version. Its generated by Smartsound software... Google it.
Venus Fly trap meets a Beetle; it's not a happy ending!
A poor little stunt bug becomes a meal for a hungry plant with teeth :) This video is for all those students with projects on the subject and in ne...
367,105 views
MarkyM4rk said:
@MikeOblay
Here is a hint for searching :
"faq2800 Exactly how does a Venus flytrap's leaves close so fast?"
Venus Fly trap meets a Beetle; it's not a happy ending!
A poor little stunt bug becomes a meal for a hungry plant with teeth :) This video is for all those students with projects on the subject and in ne...
367,105 views
MarkyM4rk said:
@MikeOblay
There is a good explanation by the Carnivorous Plant Society but I can't link directly to it, sadly.
Its a combination of acid growth, turgor pressure and cell division. I think acid growth is responsible for the initial snap shut and the others take over for the slower phases.
Venus Fly trap meets a Beetle; it's not a happy ending!
A poor little stunt bug becomes a meal for a hungry plant with teeth :) This video is for all those students with projects on the subject and in ne...
367,105 views
MarkyM4rk said:
@MikeOblay
Good question. Trap closure has 3 phases. Trapping, Compression and Sealing. The video has a time lapse section at the end so you can see the compression phase. It takes a few hours and the bug must keep wriggling otherwise the trap will reopen thinking it was just dead useless stuff ...
Venus Fly trap meets a Beetle; it's not a happy ending!
A poor little stunt bug becomes a meal for a hungry plant with teeth :) This video is for all those students with projects on the subject and in ne...
367,105 views
MarkyM4rk said:
@Dominicanboy255
Wind and rain blow them away. The traps are only good for a few goes anyway. That is why its bad for the plant to false trigger them eg kids finger, because it goes hungry and yet has to grow new traps to replace spent ones. It will get weaker and weaker if this repeatedly hap...
Venus Fly trap meets a Beetle; it's not a happy ending!
A poor little stunt bug becomes a meal for a hungry plant with teeth :) This video is for all those students with projects on the subject and in ne...
367,105 views
MarkyM4rk said:
@osensor
Just take a small artists paintbrush and transfer pollen from the stamens of one flower head to the stigma of another. Small shiny black seeds should form.
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