Hydrobee reminds me of a CDT project I worked on in school, where we stuck a dynamo on a paddle wheel-bearing rig designed to float in a river and stuck a micro bulb on top that we hoped would be powered by it… Long story short it didn't work on demo day, but that's technology demos for you.
Part of that river is stuck.
The show has been recut as a film — a British buddy movie, with less binge drinking and more understated taunting than its American counterparts (Brydon to Coogan, who gets trapped crossing a river: "You're stuck in a metaphor!") For the film, Brydon and Coogan ate at Michelin-star restaurants.
In southern states you'll find "noodlers"–men and women who submerge themselves in rivers and stick their arms into holes they believe (hope?) are occupied by golden-retriever-size catfish.
From the banks of the Saugatucket River, McWha was horrified by what he saw: thousands of migrating river herring stuck at a dam, unable to swim over to reach their spawning sites.
When you get to the river, put the stick over it and cross.
How can you cut ropes binding your friends without a knife, or test the depth of a river without a stick?
The name, "River of January", stuck.
I was out duck hunting, and the two ducks I shot fell into the river, ending up stuck in a dam.
According to a report published on the Disney blog Mice Age, this was done because the increasing weight of park guests meant that the ride's boats were frequently hitting the bottom of the artificial river and getting stuck.
Merging cutting-edge flair with homegrown roots, Brooklyn's drinking scene is worth a trip across the river if you usually stick to Manhattan.
