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The little guy kind of reminds me of something Alex Pardee would do. :o
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I don't have a closeup... perhaps someone can make it out: http://imgur.com/HZtqc.jpg
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I usually shoot from 3-6 hours on average.
Then the pathologist gives the "gross" description which is the general appearance of the tissue - measurements, soft, hard, bone, etc. Then they look at it under the microscope and give the "micro" description which is reading the tissue itself for the diagnosis. Some need to be decalcified between the gross and the micro and some have to sit in another fixative before they go under the scope.
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Thanks, I coded it so it calculates the location's age from the current year (eg. 2009 - 1900 = 109 years old)
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Shawn,

I'm starting to wonder about you,
Not in a stalker kinda way...
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What was the poster on the door?
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Bummer
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Happy Fun Cute Elevator!

( theme music please )
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Actually, I quite like the
'More Chunks Of Flesh' as a title
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It feels like they were still moving out.
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Thanks Bane
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In the barrel,

Is it Barbie?
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Totally Addicted Motts
Mr Motts, in all fairness, the patient probably shouldn't have been dead. The ones wearing the masks probably made them to be in that condition!! Thanks