Unwilling to wait for a UK TV channel to buy the rights, fans have flocked to streaming sites such as Netflix, which cruelly only gives you 15 seconds to switch off once an episode has finished before it boils up a teaspoon of the next one.
Meanwhile, the increasingly cloud-oriented Netflix –which partners with Level 3 for content delivery–has seen its stock rise day after day as users flock to its streaming video.
They were like a flock of extravagantly plumaged macaws, spouting a constant stream of rhyming couplets; so different from my awkward and inarticulate clan.
Natural woodland is much reduced, and the landscape is harsh: bare, scree-girt ridges scored by the deep gorges of swirling streams offer sparse seasonal pasturage for the nomadic flocks.
Stories of the streams of musicians, journalists and artists like Ginger Baker and George Harrison flocking up its narrow staircases fossilised the year he spent there from '68–'69 in folklore, but the place was already part of music consciousness.
Stories of the streams of musicians, journalists, and artists like Ginger Baker and George Harrison flocking up its narrow staircases fossilized the year he spent there from '68–'69 in folklore, but the place was already part of music consciousness.
Our study showcases the potential scientific value of lengthy non-systematic data streams and when designed properly (i.e., contain abundance, flock size, and spatial data), can yield useful information in climate impact studies on seabirds and other marine fauna.
"But one time we found a motorcycle buried vertically in a stream bed, and another time we found a whole flock of plastic owl lawn ornaments, so you never know".
In the company of a rugged local guide named Dato (Bidzina Gujabidze), they savor the picturesque charm of a shepherd's flock, the acrobatic dangers of a narrow climb over a rocky stream.
Once consumers have the ability to stream video and music all over the home, they'll flock to the idea of a home network.
