Jean building one of the four plexiglass topped dance stages.
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- Big Snakes and Madmen
- Large snake rotated, undulated and belched fire.
- Michael and Dominique bend tubing for large snake ...
- Late night activities
- Fire Snakes!
- Quarter size prototype of Snake Flamespeaker.
- Alan and Steve with gearmotor wiring diagram.
- Advanced science determined that each snake mimic ...
- Michael with motorized flexible Firespeaker snake.
- One of six gearmotors donated by Bodine Electric C...
- Alex demoed not only his amazing musical compositi...
- Uprising! February 11, 2005 at El Paseo
- Laser effect at Uprising!
- Laura performing tissue aerial at Uprising!
- Dancer on plexiglass dance stage at Uprising!.
- Uprising!
- Annie and Cybil performing their spoken word/dance...
- Plexiglass dance stage with dance tube.
- Ethan's fabulous interactive kaleidescope at Upris...
- Fire speaker projection at Uprising!
- Flame Speaker Perfected
- Lori and Steve in intense deliberation.
- Lori hold video camera during speaker experiments.
- Master fire speaker guru, Alan, in a moment of ref...
- Video camera mounted in special housing disguised ...
- Speaker device appears to be normal modified garba...
- Plexiglass Dance Stages
- Annie rehearsing a spoken word piece for Uprising!
- Jean building one of the four plexiglass topped da...
- Cybil on the plexi-stage
- rehearsing for Uprising!
- FlameSpeaker Madness
- Jean and Sarah in the control room eagerly awaitin...
- Voila! The video image of the flame speaker flame ...
- It's all done with flame and mirrors. Dominique an...
- Pyrotechnica-obsessed inventor at work setting up ...
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