Prosecutors recently pointed the finger at the the late Yuri Kravchenko, interior minister at the time, but contemporary tape recordings, not yet authenticated, suggest that then-president Leonid Kuchma may have been involved.
" It is a contemporary sitcom, taped with a single camera and without a laugh track.
In private, you can hear a lot of contemporary jazz, on tape rather than on records.
The evening's other pieces are danced to contemporary music on tape.
The enormous capacities of contemporary enterprise and linear tape open (LTO) tape media become a two-edged sword when media failures occur and a significant quantity of data is lost.
In a show that blurs distinctions between art and documentation, he includes the film of his walk, archival matter on the original Green Line and interviews he taped with contemporary Israeli, Palestinian and European pundits.
It is known that Mondrian painted his stripes by laying down strips of paper, the way decorators and contemporary painters use masking tape.
The transformed arena now includes the refigured old lobby and two new rooms: a generously scaled exhibition gallery and a large bookstore with shelves and shelves of browsable books, from artist monographs to contemporary poetry, as well as tapes of artist-made videos.
Bob Gunton's Warden Norton in The Shawshank Redemption draws deeply on Gunton's own long-touring Nixon one-man show (he also played Nixon in contemporary reenactments of the Watergate tapes for ABC News), and while watching Renny Harlin's disposable 1988 horror movie Prison, I immediately thought its governor, Lane Smith, would be a perfect Nixon.
In fact, they probably have little to no free time at all because they're constantly finding new ways to feature the best in brightest in contemporary dance music across wax, tapes, and radio.
