Free tube software for mac

In the late 60’s The Burrows Corp, among others, developed the Nixie Tube — something similar to a vacuum tube or valve, but containing Neon gas and a series of cathodes formed into the shape of Numbers.

When high voltage was applied to these tubes, each number could be made to glow! This widget recreates the warm, glowing tube in the now popular clock right on your Mac.

Nixie Clocks sell on eBay for $$$, you can have this one for free!

Chemical Bonds 1.02 makes you relaxed with playing a real-time arcade game. Chemical Bonds is the contest entry for iDevGame's OMG Cup 2005, a contest where developers are challenged to create a game in six weeks. In this arcade-puzzler, you'll need to think fast to keep a test tube from overflowing by using the atoms filling it up to create molecules.

You score points based on the size of the molecule created and encounter atoms that will help you along your way to that high score. However, not all atoms will be so helpful so place them carefully. For those of you that remember Chiral from Ambrosia Software, Chemical Bonds borrows heavily from that game and if you liked that game, you'll probaby like this one.

iMol is a free molecular visualization application for Mac OS X operating system. The program is an indispensable tool for chemists and molecular biologists. iMol allows loading molecules using several file formats: PDB, MOL2, HIN, CAR, ALC, BIO. The molecules can be saved as PDB or BIO files.

The BIO file stores all view and rendering settings (e.g. colors, lighting, orientation of molecules). iMol can easily handle both small and large molecules, it can load multiple molecules, move and rotate them independently.

iMol is able to measure angles, torsional angles, and distances between atoms. Molecules can be superimposed and RMSD (Root Mean Square Deviation) between atom coordinates can be calculated. Additionaly, protein chains can be structurally aligned to detect regions of high structural similarity. iMol can load multimodel PDB files and display them as a dynamics trajectory.

iMol uses OpenGL graphics to display molecules. The molecules can be rendered using various styles: wires, points, Van der Waals spheres, balls and sticks, polygons, strands, ribbon, cartoons, spring, tube, ladder. Individual atoms and/or residues can be selected and rendered independly.

The rendering styles can be mixed up to visualize complex molecular systems in a more convienient way. There are several predefined color schemes available (e.g. residuum order, secondary structure, hydrophobicity), as well as custom colors. Also, different materials (e.g. plastic, metal, glass) can be used. The rendered images may be exported as a bitmap, as a PostScript file, or as a POV-Ray file.

Several rendering effects are available, including automatic rotation, motion blur, depth cueing (fog), background gradient, perspective, and stereo projection (using both side-by-side and red/blue anaglyph methods). Various rendering parameters can be fine-tuned.

Get Tube 4.01 is such an easy to use tool for downloading video or audio from the You Tube site. 4 formats output: flv, mp4, avi and mp3. YouTube HD Video Download Avalaible in Preferences Web Browser integrated (Safari or Firefox not required)

Vocabularium essentially works as follows:
- from the options screen, you select the vocabulary topic of your podcast (note that new releases of the software will periodically be made with more topics);
- each topic contains sub-topics which you can switch on or off (for example, the Clothes topic has sub-topics including types of coats, types of trousers etc);
- you select the voices that you want to read the Spanish vocabulary and English glosses (see below for information about downloading voices);
- then, you click Create Podcast, where you will be prompted to set a file name; clicking Create then starts the podcast creation process;
- then, you sit back and have a coffee or go to lunch? depending on the voice youve selected, the creation process takes a few minutes.
You should now have a lovely, shiny podcast to listen to. Copy the resulting file to your favourite WAV or MP3 player (or iPod if Apple will let you) to listen to while youre on the bus or tube, walking the dog, or in a particularly dull meeting, geography lesson etc.
Vocabularium is cross-platform and will run on Mac OS X, Windows XP, Windows Vista, and Linux.

System requirements:
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- LAME

Enhancements
- This release adds 3 new vocabulary topics, and a couple of bug fixes and improvements.