This is a fable of the Bird and the Ink-Pot. The Bird inhabits a curious building on Bow Street, and during, the winter months refuses to be tempted from the comfort of his tiled nest, even when ...

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Then, once he's made a cup of tea, he puts ink in a pot and unwraps a needle. He's ready to transfer his drawing indelibly to his skin. "I find tattooing therapeutic anyway. Right now I'm drawing ...

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For the past few decades, E Ink has dominated the market for the paper-like displays found in eBook readers and other devices. The screens are high-contrast, easy to view indoors or outdoors, don’t ...

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One ink product—described as "Carolina Blue"—offered a microbial menagerie, with six odd species identified. They included a bacterium that often dwells in the gastrointestinal system and can ...