He ticked off the stream of criticism of the police that followed Monday's release of 91,000 pages of state records documenting official knowledge of racial profiling, the police practice of singling out blacks and Hispanics for traffic stops.
So much going on that it's impossible to muzzle, except at the last second when you literally have to cut off the stream itself and signal capitulation.
"Some might say we should cut off the livestream, but what we've learned is cutting off the stream too early could remove the opportunity for that person to receive help," Facebook Researcher Jennifer Guadagno told me.
To their credit, as soon as it was clear that the tone had deteriorated, the Web 2.0 Expo organizers came to Ms. Boyd's defense and turned off the stream (and were heckled, both verbally and via Twitter, for having done so), later replacing the unfiltered stream with a moderated one.
All too often, people with shy bladder pee a little and then get tense and accidentally cut off the stream.
They used shovels to dam off small sections of the stream.
Once big enough to be out of danger from many aquatic predators, the hatched tadpoles slide off into the stream or pond below.
Even during low intensity rainfall, these materials were rapidly carried off into the stream by surface runoff generated on paved surfaces (Meyer et al. 2005).
That demonstrates how Netflix's massive investment in its own original programming is paying off for the streaming service.
Because the beginning of the industrial activities in 2004, the Uppanar River has become the primary receiver and diluter of the liquid effluents discharged, as the industrial district area is cut off by the stream.
