Cute Enamel Pins For Every Medical Speciality
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Cute Gastroenterology Pin Collection
We can smell an gastroenterology pin order a mile away when we're shipping
out pin orders -- for those of you who gr...
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JOIN US AT MORBIDANATOMY.ORG - Morbid Anatomy has moved! Join us at morbidanatomy.org, where you will find out all our upcoming events, spectacles, classes, visiting information, Patre...
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Res Obscura has moved to Substack - Hello readers! After 13 years, I've decided to turn the Res Obscura blog into the Res Obscura Substack newsletter. Very little is changing, excerpt for t...
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The Butchering Art – BOOK TRAILER! - With just one week left until the launch of my debut book, it’s my great pleasure to unveil the trailer for The Butchering Art. A great deal of love, thoug...
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Summer Reading from Emma B. - The post Summer Reading from Emma B. appeared first on Wonders & Marvels.
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The end. - This blog has been discontinued. I've started a new project, a print/digital zine called *Pounce!*. You can subscribe to and read about that project here: ...
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Viridarium Novum - *A Little Book of Nature* *'New little book of flowers, in it all kinds of beautiful flowers, also fruits and little animals, which are very useful to pai...
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Wow, Crappy Taxidermy’s first celebrity post! We live in very... - Wow, Crappy Taxidermy’s first celebrity post! We live in very exciting times. Spotted in Seminole Hills, Florida. Submitted by Justin A.
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More Awe, Please - Last year I posted this essay on the awe-inducing power of murmurations, in which I mused on the relationship between awe and fear: When I’m lucky enough t...
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The Wellcome Library website is changing… - On Wednesday, 21st November, visitors to the Wellcome Library website will notice that we’ve made some changes. We’ve given the whole site an overhaul, wit...
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April Treats from my Twitter + Where I Can Be Found - Just in case you’re not following me on twitter, this is what you have missed EMBED
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The Zygomatic Frying Pan - We’ve seen skulls made out of Legos, diamonds, and even fur—now we’ve got cookware. This giant skull, constructed entirely out of everyday pots and pans is...
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