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Deconstructing the Incal by Alejandro Jodorowsky and Moebius, by Jean Annestay and Christophe Quillien(Humanoids)

BAD REPUTATION The reputation belongs to the pioneering rock frontwoman Joan Jett, of course, and this documentary is here to burnish it.

Description: At some point, every business and creative needs to represent themselves to the wider world. Logos, marks, and mascots are a great place to start. Join veteran graphic designer and illustrator, Dane Ault, and his partner at Monkey Minion Press, Ashlie Hammond, in a multimedia discussion about logos: what they are, how they function, and how to get the best one for your creative enterprise.

For now, the services are only available to customers in select cities: Fernish rents in Los Angeles and Seattle, while Feather is available in New York City, the Bay Area, and certain parts of New Jersey. More established companies have also gotten into the housewares rental game. Earlier this year, Rent the Runway and West Elm announced a partnership, though as of now they only rent linens and pillows. And in February, Ikea announced it would also offer furniture rentals, though it’s unclear how Ikea-quality furniture will last long enough to move from apartment to apartment.

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Description: Cats and comics! Need I say more? Come join Sana Takeda (Monstress), Chelsea Cain (Maneater), Lia Miternique (Maneater), Paul Tobin (I Was the Cat), Aud Koch (Wicked + Divine), and Zack Davisson (Wayward, Kaibyo: The Supernatural Cats of Japan) to talk about all things cats and comics, answering important questions like what are the best cats in comics, why dogs are lame, and why cats are so awesome.

The first two products to emerge from this bake-off were a thin insulation material intended to line women’s dress shoes and a membrane that could dissipate heat from laptop and cellphone processors, allowing them to run more efficiently. Both used silica aerogels, a class of materials formed by replacing the water in a gel with air. They’re extraordinary insulators but also extraordinarily fragile. The two Gore teams solved this problem by loading up a tough form of ePTFE with aerogel particles. The shoe insulation, Gore-Tex Thermium, is already on sale, and the electronics insulation has been rolled out in a line of Dell laptops.

Ted vs. Judge Edward Cowart: While it may be hard to believe that Ted, serving as his own lawyer, had such a riveting back-and-forth with Judge Edward Cowart (John Malkovich), the judge who presided over his trial in Florida for the murder of  two students at a Florida State University sorority house. But yes, they really did verbally spar, but Judge Cowart often called Ted "partner" and delivered his ultimate sentence, the death penalty, with surprisingly sympathetic words, which the movie doesn’t alter.

More pocketable than other compacts with large sensors, the Ricoh GR II is a great option for traveling. Many users prefer the Ricoh to DSLRs for outdoor photography. One wrote on B&H Photo Video that it can “take photos quickly without slowing anyone down.” However, its wide-angle lens is more suited to landscapes than portraits or action shots.

"I understand that it’s a tourist attraction obviously, that’s important.  But I do think that the number-one priority should be preserving nature, as long as we’re not perturbing anything that’s been here, I can’t really see how it would hurt," Halverson said.

Genetic analysis of the cells revealed 7,588 genes that had different levels of expression between the two cell types. Moreover, activity of key genes related to serine production, such as the enzyme phosphoglycerate dehydrogenase (PHGDH), was higher in the macular Müller cells than in those from the peripheral retina. "This finding is particularly important because a recent study reported that the serine metabolic pathway may play an important role in macular telangiectasia through defects in PHGDH," says co-first author Ling Zhu, also a Research Fellow at the Save Sight Institute, University of Sydney.

“Hearing Marley Marl’s output circa ’86-’89 was an experience the impact of which was akin to discovering aural electricity every couple of weeks, one five-minute serving at a time,” wrote Ego Trip’s Chairman Mao. And hearing Marley’s output in 1988 was to get the heaviest voltage of all. That year, Marley produced Goin’ Off for Biz Markie, Long Live the Kane for Big Daddy Kane, Born to Be Wild for MC Shan, “Poison” and “Butcher Shop” for Kool G. Rap & DJ Polo, and “Go on Girl” for Roxanne Shanté—along with, of all things, a bangin’ Paula Abdul remix. Marley brought his spark to each project: providing backing tracks powerful enough to match up with Kane’s smooth boasts; making sure that even Biz’s goofy songs like “Pickin’ Boogers” had beats classic enough to ensure they’d move out of Weird Al territory and hold up to repeat listenings; giving Shan his own, saxophone-heavy spin on the Juice Crew sound.