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[welldrawnfish]

Minnow! A commission for @billie-cardboard ! She requested a sea fairing goblin. Unlike the goblins of the swamp the sea fairing goblin tribes will cut the ears of their young to a more fish like shape, and they tend to have more webbing around their fingers than their counterparts in the swamps.

These goblins earn their names with the first fish or ocean creature they catch in a ceremony held for children.

Its considered a coming of age ceremony to forage and craft your own fishing net. they wear the skin of the larger fish, thinking it makes them go faster.

[sombritas-des]

*woof* this took longer than i expected but its almost soo impressive like the awesome and inspiring game that belongs thanks you so much for making such an inspiring game for someone that wish to work in something as beautiful as owlboy

[sombritas-des]

i had this horrible idea the whole day after a friend just said the owl neck thing..."Owls can rotate their heads and necks as much as 270°" im so sorry

[signoradavinci]

What happens when two PhD scientists that love infectious diseases, global health, and red lipstick find each other? Basically they become global health besties and decide that THEY MUST collaborate on a project together.

In this regard, Dr. Sulzhan Bali and I are starting our own This Week in Global Health segment called Global Health Out Loud, where it's the two of us talking the biggest, most interesting, and current global health news stories. We'll tell you what you need to know and share some of our own perspectives on these topics.

Our first episode focuses on Zika virus, which is a hot topic in the news now.  We give you the basics on it and some thoughts on this increasingly growing and emerging epidemic in the Western Hemisphere.

[drgregmartin]

(via https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8kMqJWED8YA)

[signoradavinci]

This was one of my favorite episodes on This Week in Global Health, because, well, HIV. We’re in my wheelhouse now. ;)

If you want to know what was covered in the new unaids report, including new and very ambitious targets to reach in the next 5 years (otherwise the epidemic will rebound!), tune in here.

HIV / AIDS - This Week in Global Health

drgregmartin

[drgregmartin]

Last nights "live" episode of This Week in Global Health dealt with #ebola, #flu and many more issues. Watch and please do send feedback. 

[health-socialchange-advocacy]

The 5th Episode of This Week in Global Health looks at Climate Change and health.TWiGH is a weekly "live" roundup of Global Health news. To subscribe to our weekly newsletter and get the "show notes", click here: http://bit.ly/TWiGH_ShowNotes