Many of the buildings seemed to be fashioned out of clay, he said, and in one corner of a classroom was a stream of termites eating their way through the floorboards.
Hill played an audio recording of one of her former patients re-enacting the anorexic thoughts that tormented her while she ate – an endless stream of "I can't eat this.
For example, the giant water bug, a 2-inch long voracious invertebrate predator capable of eating frogs and fish, is eliminated from drought-stricken streams.
Stanhope prefers intimate settings where he can wander a small stage, cocktail in hand, seething with articulate anger, spewing forth his no-apologies, stream-of-consciousness diatribes on eating disorders, death, Jagermeister, the mental cruelty of bad relationships, suicide manifestoes and a closeted homoerotic lust for National Football League players in their tight stretch pants.
A writer of muscular words and stark images, Jones sets up his scenes like film shots: the daredevil maneuvers of a bush pilot landing on a lake; herds of caribou crossing the mountains to winter grounds; a body floating gently on the current of a stream, its flesh eaten by pike.
They were gathered to watch a live stream of the election results, eat pizza and tacos, and, at times, to vent.
And one hopes, the item extolling the virtues of a Web site called Chowhound.com, which Foodie describes as a "boundless, stream-of-consciousness dining diary," recounting eating excursions around the New York area.
To capture food, the animals can anchor themselves in the ice and dangle their mouths into streams of snowmelt; they eat pollen, the spores of ferns, and snow algae.
And the technology sector has the added uncertainty of being a fast-paced industry where market dynamics change quickly and a constant stream of new entrants threatens to eat the lunch of entrenched leaders.
After eight semesters of tuition (and one modest income stream), eating simply and close to home is as much a necessity as a moral.
