McEnroe doesn't notice, or care, but the 5 Live trails for 6-Love-6 make much of his inability to pronounce the names of British towns ("Nor-Witch?").
Head of Editorial Standards Audio & Music should be consulted in the first instance about the suitability of the product to be trailed, and where it may be trailed, and will also approve the recorded trail or the script for live trails.
Residents of the second-most overpriced metro area, Chicago, get sweltering summers and near-Siberian winters on top of a 9.4% metro area unemployment rate and a cost of living trailing only Los Angeles and New York.
The theatre behind A Live Trail, the Nightingale, has just renamed all its spaces to reflect the building's former function as a hotel.
Katie Russell, a spokeswoman for Rape Crisis, condemned the comments, saying: "It is difficult to stress just how inappropriate and potentially damaging this morning's live trail from the presenter for his programme was".
To me it is peculiar that I do a live radio programme every week but six months ago the BBC decided I have to have the live trail on Friday's Today programme cleared because it is prepared in advance.
BBC1 bosses sought to make the most of the incident with a live trail presented by Gary Lineker directly after Doctor Who, with a teaser clip from the press conference attended by the two players and their manager, Graeme Souness.
In another Brighton fringe event, A Live Trail, I sat blindfolded in a sitting room for a wordless vocal piece by Brighton's Grrr, their growls and grunts echoing down the narrow hallway before creeping across the carpeted room.
5 30 p.m. 1) DRINK AND A LIVE TRAIL MAP After the white-knuckle obstacle course along the expansion project of the Sea to Sky Highway, the precipitous road linking Vancouver and Whistler, unwind in front of the fire at the Mallard Lounge inside the Fairmont Chateau Whistler (4599 Chateau Boulevard in the Upper Village, 604-938-8000; www.fairmont.com/whistler).
To travel across unmarked territory Inuit deploy a socio-cognitive technology of knowledge communication and exchange in the form of a "network of lived story trails, " a form of knowledge movement and assemblage, that, like Tupaia's, is unrecognized in the wider society but has proved superiorto GPS-based navigation [78].
Great-grandfathers should grow into old men, lives trailing out, part-forgotten behind them.
