"Just run tape over it," the boutique owner chirped.
The next day, "Today" on NBC and "Good Morning America" on ABC have dropped their requirements of exclusivity to run taped interviews with Mr. Clinton simultaneously.
Ginsburg's machine, the Ampex VRX-1000 (later called the Mark IV), rotated recording heads at high speeds, allowing the machines to run tape at a much slower speed.
Ginsburg's machine, the Ampex VRX-1000, recordingecording heads at high speeds, allowing the machines to run tape at a much slower speed.
If the ding is on the rail, run tape across the ding conforming to the rail curve, leaving a gap to pour in resin and make sure it is sealed to prevent resin escaping and forming dribbles.
A 40-inch plasma screen runs tapes of Project Runway all day and is the centerpiece for Wednesday night viewing parties, when the show airs.
"Prayers for Rain", a depressing track (Raggett noted: "the phrase 'savage torpor' probably couldn't better be applied anywhere else than to this song") sees Thompson and Smith "treating their work to heavy duty flanging, delay, backwards-run tapes and more to set the slow, moody crawl of the track".
She saw what she believed were pieces of a plane engine on the sidewalk, police officers running tape around it.
In many cases, Macero simply ran tape on the band, sometimes for hours at a time, and later constructed "songs" from bits and pieces of those sessions.
At Hofstra, the Jets used what Senn jokingly called the Sneakernet, as opposed to the Internet, with employees running tape to the video room from the field.
