Second Blogiversary
November 11, 2009 § 7 Comments
Hooray! The Sterile Eye has been around for two years today (photo credit). This week I’m also switching to my new job, so the next year in this blog’s existence will for sure be an exiting one.
I’d like to sum up the past year by presenting one post from each month. Enjoy and thanks for visiting!
- Nov 08: Late Show with Dr. A.
- Dec 08: Inner Sights.
- Jan 09: Cleaning Video Equipment.
- Feb 09: Canon 5D MkII Put to the Clinical Test.
- Mar 09: Anatomy Detective.
- Apr 09: “10 Gory Surgeries” Reviewed.
- May 09: Breaking the Ice.
- Jun 09: No Breath.
- Jul 09: The Apollo 11 Hasselblad Cameras.
- Aug 09: Living for a Suture.
- Sep 09: The Party Bag.
- Oct 09: The Patient and the Photographer.
If you want more, check out this sampler from The Sterile Eye’s first year.
The Sterile Eye 
Congrats, Øystein!!
PS. Love the cake! :)
Ditto! Hope you are around for many years to come.
Happy Blogday, Øystein. Great photo.
And good luck in your new job!
Don’t be a stranger.
Nicest cameracake I ever seen. I’ve made an Leicake myself, but it wasn’t nearly as fine! Gratulerer med ny jobb!
Hi, and congratulations!
I’m glad that I found your blog while doing a Google image search for ‘craniotomy,’ while preparing to teach a class on cognition for an undergraduate nursing program.
I’m a grad student in a program for nursing education. I also blog about my clinical specialty – end of life care – at Death Club for Cuties.
I’m hosting the monthly Palliative Care Grand Rounds this week, and will feature your blog. I’ve also added you to my blogroll. Thanks for your work, the photographic equivalent of that great medical illustrator, Frank Netter.
Thanks for readig my blog, Jerry!
I’m flattered by being compared to Netter, but I’m afraid nothing I’ve ever done reaches above his toenails.
Thanks for including me in the Palliative Care Grand Rounds. I’ve added you to my blogroll too. My wife is a palliative care nurse, currently working at a hospice, so it’s a field of health care I follow with great interest.
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