After first reaching out to audiophiles - early cassette advertising was placed in magazines like Hi Fidelity and Stereo Review - the company wanted to target a broader demographic with TV commercials aired during football games on CBS. It was a good enough start, but opera was too elitist for Memorex’s larger aims. The tagline: “Memorex Recording Tape … Reproduction so true it can shatter glass.” Leo Burnett made a couple TV commercials with this theme featuring tenor Enrico di Giuseppe and soprano Nancy Shade. They’d prove the old myth that an opera singer could shatter a wine glass with a high note - and then claim a Memorex cassette had such exacting sound precision that its recording of the singer could break a glass, too. In 1970, the Leo Burnett ad agency in Chicago had an imaginative idea for selling Memorex’s new line of blank cassette tapes. It’s the stuff of legends: an urban legend and a jazz legend combining into a legendary advertising campaign.
#Shatter glass series
He was trying to take revenge on the fine society from which he came by killing Yaskedasi and leaving them in public plases so that the death and impurity would stain the purity of the first class.NOTE: This story is part of NPR’s ongoing “Turning The Tables” series about women the lives and legacies of women who helped shaped modern music. In the end he landed in the lowest class of the city, a prathmun only fit to clear the other's dirt away. His father was a man of the First Class and his mother a yaskedasu. She captures him with her magic and discovers that is a prathmun, the lowest of the casts. The Ghost tries to murder Tris and this proves to be his downfall.
Tris must teach Keth to control not only his magic, but his emotions and his impatience, for the Ghost to be caught, while taking care of Yali's foster daughter Glaki, who is an academic mage. When Keth's friend Yali is killed by the Ghost, the race takes on new meaning. Keth and Tris struggle, first against the local authorities, then against each other in the creation of these globes. These balls hold scenes of past crimes in them, causing him to be a suspect at first. Keth has been asked by Demakos Nomasdina, a member of the First Class to attempt to find the Ghost by way of glass balls that only he can make. This ceremony is not only religious, but magical as well, effectively erasing all traces of the murderer, making it impossible for the authorities to track the killer, nicknamed the Ghost by locals.
Each time a person dies, the place must be cleansed by the town's priests when they perform the traditional cleansing ceremony. But when one of the murdered Yaskedasi turns up in the town's central fountain, everyone starts to take notice. All the murdered women are Yaskedasi, female entertainers who are looked down upon in the town for their immodesty. Soon, mysterious murders begin to take place. Eventually, Keth learns to trust Tris's instincts, and grudgingly accepts her as his teacher. Tris is surprisingly patient with him as she guides him through meditation and control over his powers. He argues with her constantly, and refuses to learn about his lightning abilities, fearing a relapse into paralysis. Ī twenty-year-old man just as stubborn as Tris, Keth won't accept Tris or any of her teachings. He learned to walk again, but his speech is a little slow, and he lost his ease at Glassblowing. This incident left him temporarily paralyzed and with a great fear of lightning. She later finds out that he was struck by lightning less than a year ago. Tris saves the dragon from being smashed by Keth, and names it Chime. During their first meeting, he was unconsciously using his ambient powers and accidentally created a living dragon out of glass. Trisana Chandler meets Kethlun Warder, a mage with a dangerous power: lightning.
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