You could take a container with a top, and cut a window through the top, and tape screening on the window.
Bon 2, left, uses a stock market theme to play with the idea of a gentleman's club; it serves seafood and fois gras surrounded by a ticker-tape screen, makore wood finishings, leather sofas, thick carpets and a crystal chandelier.
Two of the finalists were students of the percussionist Johnny Almendra, who both led the contest's house band and served on the tape-screening committee.
I showed him how to video tape his screen while he plays his games.
The tape is screened in a little black-box amphitheater, where the song's relentless chorus -- "you're no good, you're no good, you're no good" -- rains down like some devilishly seductive form of hellfire and brimstone.
The stack used anode supported cells with size of 11 cm × 11 cm which are fabricated by tape casting, screen-printing and co-sintering.
Eventually the tape was screened by Epic Records, who purchased the masters and agreed to fund the recording of a full album.
More than 20 audition tapes are screened before a handful of bands are selected.
The networks agreed not to air the tapes without screening and editing them, and to avoid repeatedly showing excerpts from them.
Protein solutions were analysed with the Screen Tape P200 Protein Standard Kit (Agilent, USA) under reducing conditions on a 2200 Tape Station system (Agilent, USA) according to the manufacturer's instructions.
So, we agreed to tape the conversation, screen it for a live audience, and make it available online.
