Watching Movies: Snakes in Times Square

which follows a couple who undergo an experimental procedure to remove memories of each other after a breakup.

slotId: slantmagazine_300x250_320x50_320x100_incontent_1 });Co-directed by Christian Breslauer and Doja Cat.the Yellowjackets star plays a young woman whos haunted by a bejeweled—you guessed it—demon played by Doja Cat.

the video for Demons co-stars Christina Ricci and reprises the dark visual themes of the clips for Attention and Paint the Town Red.further fulfilling Doja Cats promise that her latest album will eschew pop for a harder-edged hip-hop sound: How my demons look/Now that my pockets full? Later he’s plunging into the growing industry of Trump biographies and Trump’s gospel of positive thinking.

But is it working? The Guardian provides an in-depth look at the anti-gentrification efforts of activists.”• Brooklyn now has the unfortunate honor of being the most expensive place to live in the United States—and if developers have their way.

”• Here’s a first for the 2016 election: Mike Pence has taken to inventing “old” Russian proverbs.

“Trump comes bearing the tacit message that he is not merely the aggrieved voice of dispossessed Americans; he is also the embodiment of their greatest aspirations.the researchers hope to develop the silk nerve guides into an off-the-shelf solution to treat nerve injuries in humans.

 Animal silks offer exceptional mechanical and biological properties and versatile manufacturing possibilities to assist the re-engineering of tissue.The innovation was tested in rats whose right sciatic nerve had been cut and revealed that the damaged nerves adapted to the novel silk nerve guides and grew along the silk threads until the severed endings successfully reconnected.

They can only be used to bridge very small distances due to a lack of an appropriate structure along which the regenerating tissue can orient itself and grow.Natural materialsNatural materials are ideal for use as nerve guides as they degrade over time and produce hardly any immune response in animal models.