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Kodiak, my brown and white 1.5 year old Border Collie is having some health problems. In mid-February I noticed that his nose as starting to turn pink (it has been brown and healthy his entire life up until a few months ago). By the time March was ushered in, his nose was completely pink and had small sores that bled and blistered on and off.
The skin around Kodiak's eyes and in his ears also turned bright pink and took on the texture of elephant skin (rough and scaly). I experimented with altering his toys, diet, tooth brush (yes, I brush his teeth every day), and anything else he comes into contact with but his condition persisted.
After taking all the steps I could to ensure it was not cause by his environment I took him into the vet. I majored in animal (wildlife) science so I'm not completely clueless as to what causes symptoms like his. I had a feeling he was suffering from an autoimmune disorder; the vet agreed with me. Kodiak was scheduled for skin biopsies that very morning.
Kodiak had skin samples removed from the inside of his ear, the outside corner of his eye, and two places on his nose. He has sutures in all the aforementioned locations.
In this image you can see the two sutured locations on his bleeding nose. This photo was taken directly after he got home from his biopsy procedure.
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This concrete plinth officially marks the border between Western Australia and South Australia. It is located where the Trans-Australian railway crosses the border. This photo was taken in September 2002, on our trip along a section of the Trans line access track, from Cook in SA to Forrest in WA. We had planned to travel all the way from Cook to Kalgoorlie but the track was so rough we headed south from Forrest on a winding goat track through to Mundrabilla. The caretaker at Cook told a big bus had travelled through there recently (amazingly!!) so we followed their tracks.
Fence Friday addition for the last week of January. We're getting through winter here in North Dakota just fine, a couple more months to go! Have a great weekend everyone.
Borders Books' flagship Chicago location at 830 N. Michigan Ave. closed in January 2011, leaving the Magnificent Mile without a bookstore.
Borderbridge to Slovakia in Marchegg, Eastern Austria. Cyclists and pedestrians are free to cross it at any time.
US Department of Homeland Security, UH-60L Blackhawk, 79-23320, overflies the crowd at Oshkosh 19. Originally built as an A model for the US Army but upgraded to Lima standard.
My name is Tippy Border and I'm a tap dancer.
I'm getting called next for this important dance competition.
I'm going to tip my hat and dance my heart out with my spirit and joy!
Tippy wears a very fashionable striped stage outfit for her audition!
It consists of a sleeveless blouse and a red striped skirt.
The skirt has a button on the waist and back, with a cute dark-blue striped ribbon attached.
Her red Can Can hat is her favorite, the ribbon on her hat is also striped, just like the ribbon on her skirt.
She is wearing striped socks and Mary Jane shoes! Her long hair is blond with bangs, her eye shadow is brown, her cheeks and lips are pink.
Her eyes are light-blue, light-green, light-purple, and smoky-brown, all of them are special colors!
Her face type is Radiance and her skin type is Natural Skin.
**This illustration only depicts the design of the doll and it may differ from the final product.
Release Date: 2011 September
Price: 14,490yen (tax included)
Source: www.blythedoll.com/eng/news/2011/08/announcement_for_neo_...
Eurospeak....and why not? No immigration; no customs; no money changing....just freedom of movement as you cross seamlessly from one country to another and back again, often several times within one day.
(Thanks as usual to Kim for putting the collage of these border signs together)
As we were waiting to board the last 253 back to Eyemouth, one of Borders' smart E400MMCs was just setting off with an X62 which it is branded for.
11901 reverses off the stand at Edinburgh Bus Station with an X62 to Galashiels via Penicuik, Peebles and Innerleithen.
In 1938 Czechoslovakia mobilized against the German threats of war, but hat to give in to the Munich Agreement and withdraw from the border fortifications, even if the army was fully capable to stand against the Wehrmacht. After this not only Germany, but also Poland and Hungary ripped pieces of land from the country, and there were also extensive fights with insurgents, which cost lives of many Czechoslovak soldiers and gendarmes. Today it´s a tradition to reenact how the situation could be, when we would have defended ourselfs. It´s a fact that Hitler was affraid of the Czechoslovak military, which at that time had better tanks, more heavy guns, and a very effective fortification system. Of course we win in the reenactments :-)
LNER's Class 91 hauled 1S07 0800 London Kings Cross departure for Edinburgh Waverley crosses the majestic Royal Border Bridge this morning.
The scene looks idyllic, however the wind was a tad enthusiastic leaving me gripping the pole for dear life.
Borders Buses No.11921 turns onto Saint Andrew Square from George Street working service X95 from Galashiels.
Paddy sitting pretty on the slopes of Ladyside Pike ... wondering about what was going to happen next .. (I'm obviously better entertainment that the surrounding view!!)
Three coach services crossing the Australian Capital Territory/New South wales border.
(1) Murrays Coaches and a BCI Explorer unit,
(2) Greyhound Australia with their Irizar Century 3900 bodied Volvo B13R (with a little bit of roadkill on the side), and,
(3) Transborder Express liveried Mercedes operated by Deanes Buslines with a Coach design body.