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Note, do not submerse votive holder in water as the decoupage medium is not waterproof. Plus, interactive audio installations allow participants to create music by moving objects on a light table; enter an environment where thousands of chirping elements detect human presence and communicate messages; and submerse themselves in a sound field that converges to form complex sound patterns. He prefers 10- and 14-pound line with sinkers that submerse both live bait - night crawlers and leeches - and plastic worms on two- and three-hook harness rigs. |
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