Just as those in charge of the Masters refuse to sanction wire-to-wire television coverage, they seek to retain an element of the unknown inside the course's perimeters.
And it's not as if I'm incompetent in other areas of my life (except electrical wiring, television remotes, the TiVo and the coffee maker).
@chelinaodbert (Contributor) From high above, looking over a limitless landscape of rusty tin roofs with precariously wired television antennas, it's tempting to accept the summary statistics about a place like Kibera.
From millions of sources all over the globe, through every possible channel and medium — light waves, airwaves, ticker tapes, computer banks, telephone wires, television cables, satellites, printing presses — information pours in.
According to International Data Corp., by 2002, such appliances, including wired televisions, handheld devices and Internet-only terminals, will outsell home computers in the United States.
With deference to The Wire, no television show was ever so instantly engrossing.
Baltimore is nearly synonymous with "The Wire," the television series that used it to metaphorically render the decline of the American city.
The solution, as several men realized at more or less the same time in 1948, was to put an antenna somewhere up high to capture the broadcast signal, then run that signal down a wire to television sets.
If you know Mr. West only as the hard-drinking, testosterone-infused Baltimore police detective from "The Wire" on television, you might think twice about casting him as the deeply educated, deeply condescending and slightly epicene Butley (though the characters share a brimming reservoir of anger).
FANS of "The Wire", a television series set in Baltimore, will recall a scene in which Omar, a shotgun-wielding stickup artist, strides through an alley clad in a satin blue kimono in a futile effort to find his favourite breakfast cereal.
Widely covered by wire services, television networks and leading newspapers, the UCS report drew blood.
