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Born and raised in Dallas County, Traci has worked with Commissioner Cantrell for almost thirty years. She began her career within the county government when Commissioner Cantrell was first elected to public office as a Justice of the Peace. Now working in the Commissioner's office, she plays an integral role coordinating between the cities of District 2 and various county departments. Her deep experience and knowledge make her a vital resource regarding major transportation projects, parks and trails, and constituent services.
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Kristi, a Dallas area native, began her career in 1989, when Commissioner Cantrell was serving as Justice of the Peace. Almost 25 years later, she offers the constituents of District 2 strong experience in county government and infrastructure and is vitally involved with the Commissioner's efforts regarding information technology. Her work in Dallas County's involvement with the Conference of Urban County's TechShare program has made her a go-to resource for this statewide cooperative program that saves the taxpayers millions of dollars. The proud mother of two grown sons, Kristi is also working toward her degree in Criminal Justice.
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As a sixth generation native Dallasite and graduate of Ole Miss, Amy loves getting involved within her community. Starting with Commissioner Cantrell's office in 2011, she has transitioned this passion to her job by covering community service affairs in District 2. Her position affords her the opportunity to represent the Commissioner in various organizations and at many events, allowing him to further connect with his constituents. In her free time, she is active in various organizations, such as: the Dallas Safari Club, Daughters of the American Revolution, Daughters of the Republic of Texas, Dallas County Pioneer Association, Kappa Alpha Theta Alumni and Junior League of Dallas (where her efforts were recognized with one of Baylor's 2012 Top Volunteer Awards from helping at Twice Blessed House).
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Cole attended Texas A&M University-Commerce earning a degree in Journalism and Public Relations. His interests in public policy and communication afforded him the opportunity to work as an intern with the U.S. House of Representatives in Washington, D.C. as an undergraduate. He now enjoys employing his love of research and writing in assisting Commissioner Cantrell with his communication efforts.
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Can you give us any of the lore spoilers or will that have to wait until I run it tomorrow?
[Today 06:48 PM] Ion:swimming in a natural body of water ISN'T acceptable...it's momentarily tolerable
Really good to see some stuff from you Aliena =D
Bring back your weekly show ^^
Heck yeah! I am making everyone of my friends watch your vid, so when the time comes, that place is much more fun, knowing a little bit before going head on. I know you have to be there for fully understand, but your videos on boss fights are the clearest, best viewing that I have seen on the net. Appreciate it, I can't WAIT to see the rest. ( I know they can, and im sure, will change a bit before 4.3, but let me say, BIG UP to you and all who made the vid possible! ) - You are Awesome!
Knight Sabers? Where's Nene?
I really hope they retune this dungeon this coming Tuesday. It's stupid easy right now. I'm a tank, and with the tank damage...well, let's just say healers get bored.
By the way, Aliena Daily Show again?
Murozond having more health won't counter the fact people get to reset all their cooldowns/trinks/etc 5 additional times when they use the hourglass.
Yes but it would allow you to enjoy the encounter mechanics a bit longer, which is the really cool part about that fight. Right now you can just chain Time Warp through the whole thing and be done super fast, which is kinda neat to do just that. If he was a little more resilient you could enjoy the encounter a bit more.
He's a huge dragon, and for all intents he's an Aspect (since he's the future evil Nozdormu). He does not feel like you're *fighting the Aspect of Time.
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Increasing the danger of the swirly things he does, which would/could make the hourglass less a DPS toy and more a survival tool?
Each swirly pool could also be a pulsing AOE, the more pools that are up would increase party damage taken. Maybe even negate the Blessing that Nozdormu buffs the party with. Damn, I wish I had my authenticator with me to post on the PTR forums now.
I kinda like the anti-Blessing idea, actually. Nozdormu's buff is 40% haste, etc. Each pool could reduce your haste/etc by 20%, slowing you down and making you weaker with each pool that is up.
I must admit, tanked on a 356 alt DK and got azure and obsidian. yuck.
Cleared with one death to facepull of obsidian trash, 4x BL with 4x Army of the Dead was hilarious.
Maybe reduce WHICH cooldowns reset?
The tuning today was much better, but still not quite perfect. It was not so much challenging as not afk-able anymore, without being grueling.
Well it's always the first push to see how certain mechanics works out for players, remember Zul on PTR recently? Half of the bosses could be damaged from cauldrons or didn't use their full repertoire of abilities. And on live they dreaden mediocre PUGs to death even after the 15% LFD buff
Don't bother to much about ability x dealing y damage for now, that can easily be trippled if needed to provide a real challenge.
First time i looked at this vid after being in ptr pretty much till it closed.. thanks for the insight on throwing the totems back.. never knew that xD. Last boss i wouldnt get wrapped around the %health to turn the hourglass. as a ranged dps, i was always the one to turn it and from a pugging PoV where ppl are majority fail, I would always turn it based on the health status of the group moreso than the latter.. I don't believe you mentioned that it brings any dead back to life so very important to prestate to your pug groups Do Not Release.. idk how many times we died due to non english understanding players in PTR lol... All around great vid.. thanks =)
Now that 4.3 is live, a couple things to add. The trash packs before Sylvanus, kill the leapers/gimps before the abominations, so they don't canibalize as often, we had some issues with their canibalize mechanic.
During the Murozond, remember that any cooldowns are reset AFTER a selected party member clicks the hourglass. Any exhaustion, battle rez's or CDs still down at the beginning of the encounter will remain until the battle is reset. Try to space out the resets a bit like in the guide or when 2 or 3 party members are dead or the yellow ground AOE is too much. Rinse & repeat.
Actually, Murozond does have a tail swipe like most dragons.
I didn't see it on the dungeon journal and was walking back and forth to avoid the Distortion Bombs and all of a sudden *bam* stunned.
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Falling for Fall kit - part 1
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Happy Birthday next month and thanks for the new kit
Super cute kit!
Thank you!!!
Oh this is beautiful thanks so much!
Thanks! Your kits are always so well done, and so generous.
It's great! Thank you. I can't wait to have time to look at it!
Looks like a great fall kit! Thanks so much for sharing - you are very talented!
Beautiful kit! Fall is my fave too!
beautiful kit! Thanks so much!
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Thank you... what a beautiful kit.
I love this I can't wait to download it!!!! Thank you so much, Summer!
Thank you! Thank you! I have been anticipating your next kit. Your awesome!!!!
thank you, very beautiful and one of my favorites!
Thanks for the cuteness!
LOVE these colors, and all the great patterns and ribbons!
You really are a GREAT designer!
Thank you! Beautiful as always!
Thank you so much for this Freebie. I want to let you know that I posted a link to your blog in Creative Busy Hands Scrapbook Freebies Search List, under the Page 8 post on Sep. 16, 2009. Thanks again.
Fall is my favorite too! Thanks so much! :) This kit is wonderful!
This is great. I just love it.Thanks for sharing.
Fantasic as allways, very sweet. Happy Birthday for next month. Thank you so much for sharing. sharon
What a beautiful kit. Thank you.
Thanks for sharing. Fall is also my favorite season. My wedding was decorated in fall colors even though I got married in August!
Love it! I too love fall....it's harvest time (yup, I run the combine), changing colors of leaves, temps get cooler, and it's sweater weather!
Thanks for the great kit.
I love this kit! Thanks so much. You always do such great papers.
Thank you, this is beautiful!
Gorgeous! Thank you so much! and Happy Birthday to a fellow October-ian!
Love it and I love the name! Thanks!
What a lovely kit. Thank you.
Ooh, I love it! Thank you so much!!
I also LOVE the fall. Thank you for this wonderful kit. I didn't have any trouble downloading it.
Thanks, Summer. This is beautiful, just like all of your work.
Thank you for sharing this gorgeous kit. We can really feel the autumn coming here in Yorkshire, UK, it's starting to feel colder and the trees are beginning to turn.
I love fall too! Thanks for the cute kit!
Thank you so much!
i love your kit! thanks for sharing! wish i could experience all the different seasons! where i live (hawaii), we have only one season . . . summer!
I also LOVE fall and I LOVE this kit! Thank you so much!
Thank you so much. Your kits are always wondeful. Hugs from Italy
Thank you! Your blog post will be advertised on the DigiFree Digital Scrapbooking Freebie search engine today (look for timestamp: 16 Sep [LA 07:00pm, NY 09:00pm] - 17 Sep [UK 02:00am, OZ 12:00pm] ).
Thank you so much for another great freebie! I love all of your kits...
A few years ago, summer was my favourite season. But getting older (and wiser, perhaps *gg*) this changes... now I also love autumn: it`s a great part of the year: on the one hand: late summer days... a variety of colours on the trees and in the forests... best to have a walk. On the other hand: the first cold days to sit at home with my family...
I love the fall too, such beautiful coloured trees and time to light the fire and get cosy! Thank you so much for sharing these beautiful papers and have a fantastic birthday! Tracey x
What a great Fall kit and thanks for that and sharing your memories. I live in Hawaii and we don't have much of a change in season, but you can start to feel a little bit of fall setting in in the later months. Hugs -- xoxo! (terri - hawaii)
Thank you!! Thank you!! :)
thank you what beautiful papers and patterns!
You do such beautiful work. Thanks so much for sharing...I absolutely love the artistry of this kit. Have a great day!
Beautiful kit! thanks for sharing!
I love the red papers and acorns! SO cute! Thank you for sharing - Blessings!!!
Thanks for the great fall kit!!
Beautiful! Thanks a bunch!
Love this kit! Actually, I love all your kits! Thanks so much
Yeah! Thank you! Just in time to make my enrichment night poster! Its perfect!!
Thanks for the kits...I love fall because of the colors...beautiful job on the colors.
Very nice! Thanks for sharing.
I love fall...& your kit as well! Thank you!
Gorgeous as always. Thanks so much for sharing! Our daughter's birthday is October 31, so we are learning to absolutely love the fall as well, although where we live sometimes the snow will fall by then...
We are blessed by your generosity. Thank you for this absolutely beautiful kit. Wonder for fall - can't wait to use it.
I have to say, I was a newbie to digital scrapbooking and your kits are the best. This one is no exception. I love it!
love it! thanks so much!
Fabulous kit, gorgeous colours, thank you so much
Thank you SO much for sharing! You have the CUTEST stuff!!
So, so beautiful!
LOVE it thanks so much!
WAH! I can't get it to download. I'll keep trying, though. It's fantastic!
Thanks for sharing. Love the kit. Happy Birthday next month.
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Thanks again for a wonderful kit. I've managed to download 3 of the files but was unable to download the 'elements' successfully. I know you are aware of the problem but just to let you know.
Anne x
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I am enjoying playing around with your kits! Thanks so much for sharing the awsome work!
Hi! Thank you very much for your beutiful blog! Lovely history and amazing kits! You are so generous! Thaks a lot! ;)
Thanks for the kit! I would love to move to Arizona. I love the hot weather!!
Thanks Summer - as always beautiful! Thank you for sharing.
Love it. The colors are sooo yummy! Thanks for being amazing and sharing it!
Your kits are ROCKING! I just completely adore your blog, and reading all your posts!
Here's to more happy scrapping, and
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I love your work ! Thanks !
Your kits are amazing! Thanks so much for sharing them :)
Thanks for the new kit..I don't know how you find the time!! You are amazing, thank you thank you THANK YOU!!
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So, how do we become as fabulous as you!?! Thanks againg!
You have so many fantastic kits. Thank you so much for sharing your talent and hard work.
Keeps saying my zip files for part 1 and elements are corrupted.
Thanks for a fine kit! My page
Thank you sooooooooooo much. You are so generous and your kits are adorable!
It's so beautiful!!!! You are very very talented! Thank you! Thank you! Thank you!
Thank you! I love the kit. The papers are fantastic!
Thanks so much for sharing. You and designers like you, still continue to amaze me with your generosity. I'm back to giving some "link love" when I can, so stop by my blog and say hi next time you get a minute.
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Love this kit..thanks so much for sharing. Fall is my favorite season too...I only wish Florida really had fall! Sending you some birthday wishes.
Super cute!! Thank you!
Thanks! I just love fall - the colors are so soothing!
I just stumbled onto your blog. I am so glad I did! Your paper designs are wonderful, beautiful, and just what I was looking for. Thank you so much for sharing your gorgeous work.
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I just came across your website! Your kits are fabulous! Can't wait to see more! THANK YOU!
wow,you have so wonderfull Papers,thank you very much,all that you have ,wonderfull,iam so happy for this all kids
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thank you so much!
So cute! Thanks!
Gorgeous!!!!! I've added this to my Digital Scrapbooking Freebies for Fall page today! Thanks for sharing! :)
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I just found your blog and I love everything you make. You are so kind to share! Thanks for sharing your talents!!!
Love it! But the elements link isn't working. Can you fix it? -Kari
This one is very very beautiful!!
Ohhh I love it!
Thanks you for sharing.
Thank you very much for this beautiful kit, you are very generous. Teresa
This is gorgeous Thank you!!
Thank you so much for this fabulous kit, -x-
Many thanks for this kit! Ruby x
You are so cute. Thank you so much for sharing this! I love this! It helps me out so very much too!
Thank you so much for the beautiful kit.
Thank you so much for the beautiful kit.
Gr Elly
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I honestly hope you're right Satorri. i think that the current tanking dynamic is reaching its breaking point. You can only continue to make the fights a matter of taking bigger and bigger hits before the margin for error becomes so small as to be a little ridiculous. If you run with 45k health and the bosses are hitting for 40k, you are now at a point where your healers never do anything but spam heal the tanks (we're already at that point), and tanking itself becomes an extremely one-dimensional role: get enough EH between armor and stamina to survive the big hit, and that's that.
what's happened to avoidance is a perfect example: it doesn't matter to a healer how much avoidance you have, relatively speaking. once you get past a certain level of content, you can't simply wait for the tank to take damage and then start healing. you have to assume that the tank is going to take damage before your heal lands and cast while they're topped off. if you wait until the hit lands, the tank will probably drop before your heal goes off. this basically means that even if the tank avoids the hit, and your heal is just overhealing, you still can't afford to miss that heal in the event that the tank doesn't avoid the hit. this means that healers need to basically have endless mana pools, yet another thing that blizzard is trying to find a way to make less trivial.
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Are We in for a Shocking October Surprise Like Those of Elections Past?
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This article has been adapted from America's Stolen Narrative, Robert Parry's newest book.
The phrase "October Surprise" is now part of the American political lexicon, referring to some last-minute event that might change the course of a U.S. presidential election. But the two prototypical "October Surprise" cases, in 1968 and 1980, have never earned a place in mainstream American history.
The October Surprise allegations of 1968 and 1980 also were something of a misnomer since they centered on Republican efforts to block an October Surprise by sabotaging game-changing diplomatic successes by incumbent Democratic presidents. In 1968, it was Lyndon Johnson achieving a breakthrough in the Vietnam War peace talks. In 1980, it was Jimmy Carter securing the release of 52 American hostages held in Iran.
Recent disclosures from the National Archives as well as statements from participants have shed new light on these dark chapters of U.S. history – and revealed previously unknown links between the 1968 case and the Watergate scandal of 1972 and between the 1980 Iran-hostage case and the Iran-Contra Affair of 1985-86. The new evidence suggests a more continuous narrative connecting these scandals and thus represents a powerful challenge to the established history.In both cases, the Democratic presidents failed to accomplish their goals and the Republican candidates, Richard Nixon in 1968 and Ronald Reagan in 1980, went on to victories. Yet, these important October Surprise mysteries have remained largely unsolved: Did Republican sabotage actually play a role in the Democratic failures?
Possibly the most notorious "October Surprise" case – and the first of this modern era – occurred in fall 1968 when Republican Richard Nixon was locked in a tight presidential race with Democratic nominee, Vice President Hubert Humphrey, and President Johnson was making progress in Vietnam peace negotiations.
At that point, a half million American soldiers were in the war zone and more than 30,000 had already died, along with Vietnamese dead estimated at about one million. In late October 1968, Johnson saw a chance for a breakthrough that would involve a bombing halt of North Vietnam and a possible framework for peace.
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On Oct. 29, 1968, Johnson got his first clear indication as to why. According to declassified records at the LBJ Library in Austin, Texas, Eugene Rostow, Johnson's Under Secretary of State for Political Affairs, got a tip from Wall Street financier Alexander Sachs who said that one of Nixon's closest financial backers was describing Nixon's plan to "block" a peace settlement.
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One of the Senate's top proponents of action on climate change said today that several of her colleagues intend to introduce climate change bills in the next Congress, spurred on by the recent experience with Superstorm Sandy.
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WASHINGTON - A controversy continues to broil on social media websites where pet owners say they're outraged at one company that censored their concerns over recalled pet treats made in China.
Though the New York State Department of Agriculture found trace amounts of antibiotics in Waggin' Train and Canyon Creek Ranch brand pet treats last month -- prompting Nestle Purina PetCare to voluntarily recall those products -- some pet owners say the treats caused illness or death as early as two years ago.
The company, however, says the trace amounts of antibiotics do "not pose a health or pet safety risk."
Raymond Parker, of Knoxville, Tenn., says his dog Sarge died in December 2011 after consuming the treats, and when he posted a warning comment to other owners on Waggin' Trains' Facebook page, the company deleted it.
He was not the only one. In the months since, many owners have come forward to say they felt the company had arbitrarily censored comments relating to potential health risks posed by the treats. Parker, along with 11 others, teamed together to start their own Facebook group, "Animal Parents Against Pet Treats and Food Made in China," which allowed for open discussion. The group had more than 10,800 "Likes" as of Wednesday morning.
In an interview in late January, Waggin' Train spokesman Bill Salzman said the company deletes Facebook posts that violate "community guidelines." A violation could include writing obscenities or material that would violate Facebook's terms of use.
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Meanwhile, Parker says he did not use profanity in his post or write anything that would violate Facebook's terms of service.
"The only guidelines I violated was to tell other people that these treats killed my dog," he wrote in an email.
Storm Taylor, another administrator for Animal Parents Against Pet Treats Made in China, lives in Vanderhoof, Canada. In an email, Taylor claims her three dogs, ranging in ages 6 months to 11 years old, became sick after she fed them Waggin' Train peanut butter biscuits wrapped in chicken jerky.
"My puppy almost died," Taylor says. "She had severe diarrhea and vomiting. I have never seen a dog that sick. I would barely get one mess cleaned up, and there would be another. It went on for hours."
Taylor wrote on Waggin' Train's Facebook wall Jan. 11, 2013, saying the products were still being sold in Canada despite the voluntary recall in the United States on Jan. 9. She added, "Too bad your company ethics are not more in line with Milo's Kitchen who said in their recall notice: the presence of even trace amounts of these antibiotics does not meet our high quality standards.'"
Taylor was referencing another pet treat recall that was issued on the same day as Purina's. Del Monte Corp. recalled its Milo's Kitchen Chicken Jerky and Chicken Grillers, which are also made in China and found to contain trace amounts of antibiotics.
Waggin' Train responded to Taylor's post by leaving the number for the Canadian office and writing, "Please know that we are passionate about pets, and the quality and safety of our products is our top priority." Taylor, who provided a screenshot of the post to WTOP, says the message was then hidden from the company's Facebook wall. When she posted the screenshot on Jan. 13, the company left it up.
On Jan. 25, the Hartz Mountain Corporation became the latest company to voluntarily recall its dog treats. According to an FDA recall announcement, Hartz's Chicken Chews and Hartz Oinkies Pig Skin Twists wrapped with chicken contained traces of unapproved antibiotics.
Katy Nelson, an emergency veterinarian in Alexandria, Va., advises pet owners to not feed their pets treats made in China. She says pet food companies are starting to take the issue seriously in light of recent canine and feline deaths.
"While this particular antibiotic has not been linked to the reported illnesses, it may be one link in the chain that helps the FDA to figure out just what is making these pets sick, and in some instances, killing them," she says.
As of September 2012, the FDA had received 2,200 reports of pet illness potentially related to jerky treats. In the previous 18 months, there had been 360 canine deaths in the U.S. and Canada. Though no definitive cause of death has been established, the FDA says five plants that manufactured jerky products in China were associated with some of the highest numbers of pet illness reports.


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A Final Farewell: Goodbye to Big Bud
I found Big Bud in the summer of 2000. Actually, he found me.
He'd been spotted by students at Central Michigan University, where I taught freshman composition while studying for my second English degree. The university police caught up with the fully-grown, black lab-chow mix running around campus. They knew I took in strays, even seemed to have success finding their owners or new homes. So they called me.
I had a big back yard. Yes, I would take him. But this was temporary. I was going to find his owners.
When I picked him up, he bared his teeth at me and growled every time I looked him in the eye. Once inside my tiny duplex, he cornered my own dog, Onyx, a black lab-dachshund I'd had for five years. Despite my desire to find his home, I knew I couldn't keep him in my own. He was hostile. He was menacing. And he scared me.
I took him to the local shelter, but overcrowding led to a quick verdict from an unimpassioned shelter employee: "If you leave him here, he'll be dead tomorrow," she said.
I sighed and turned toward the door, the big dog following closely behind me.
For days I juggled teaching and my own studies with finding the dog his owner, any owner. Twice, he attacked Onyx. Every day, he left a pile of awfulness on the carpet after spending hours in the backyard. I refused to name him – he wasn't staying – and would refer to him as "buddy," "pal" or "guy." We forged an uneasy coexistence. I was determined to find a place for the dog and, more than anything, solace for Onyx and me.
One night, I reached my breaking point. I had just held the elderly dog of a friend who was in Alaska as the canine took his final breath. I came home to another pile of putrid awfulness on the living room carpet and the big, aggressive dog I did not want. I was going to have to take him to the shelter. I turned him out into the large backyard before I went to work cleaning yet another disgusting mess.
After scrubbing the carpet for what seemed like forever, I heard a cry outside unlike any sound I'd heard before. I ran into the backyard, blasting the screen door off one hinge, and saw the dog stuck by his neck in the crevice of the huge willow tree in the far corner, at least four feet off the ground. "Oh, God, Big Bud!" I yelled. "Hang on!"
Within seconds, I lifted him up and jerked him out of the tree. He fell into a heap on top of me and, for the first time, he stayed there. I held my breath as I realized how close his teeth were to my face. Then he licked my cheek – just once – with his thick, slobbery, half-purple tongue, and I did the only thing that felt right: I hugged him and stayed that way until his heart rate slowed to normal and I realized I was bleeding from jerking my hands against the bark of the willow tree.
Just before we got up, I realized I'd found Big Bud a name – and a home.
For the next few months, we both endured obedience classes at the country home of a woman who believed in teaching wayward dogs and their owners how to coexist with her pack of Pygmy goats. Bud and I got head butted too many times to count, thanks to his stubbornness and mine, but finally, I had an obedient dog who also trusted me to lead him. The night I found Bud asleep on the floor with Onyx snuggled on top of him, I knew we were going to be OK.
Over the years, Big Bud served as the fiery protector of me and Onyx. And eventually Herbie, a beagle mix. When Onyx died, Bud watched over Herbie and Jack, a Jack Russell-corgi. Three months after Jack passed, I adopted Yoda, a chihuahua-dachshund, who adored Big Bud and always seemed to be standing underneath him or lying on top of him.
My favorite moments were our three-dog hikes. "Who wants to go for a walk?" I'd say nearly every day. The girls, Herbie and Yoda, would bound toward the car. But Bud would do a little hop-jump, run a few steps, look back to me to make sure I was coming, too, and then wait for me to step in front of him so he could follow me into the garage.
The last hike Bud, Herbie, Yoda and I took together occurred two days before Christmas in the woods of Cherokee Park. Weeks before, Bud had begun experiencing several episodes of incontinence and unexpected falls that required my assistance to get him back on his feet. He was also unsteady on his feet more often than not. It was merely a case of old age, the veterinarian said. As long as he remained happy and wasn't in pain, I would do whatever needed doing. Big Bud had always done that for me.
On Christmas Eve, Bud took a nasty fall. It took several minutes to get him upright and moving. I took him to the Shively Animal Clinic. When I pulled into the parking lot, my friends Larry and Robin Kihnley were waiting for me, much to my surprise. Together, we waited until it was Bud's turn and then listened to the doctor explain his X-rays showed what appeared to be a strong but aging heart and set of lungs. Big Bud and I could go home. Several hours later, the doctor called with the blood test results: all of Bud's major organs were failing. We were on borrowed time.
On Christmas morning, I fed the dogs and then put the girls in their kennels. "Who wants to go for a walk?" I asked. Big Bud jumped up, stumbled a bit and then lumbered out the door. We went for a walk around the man-made lake at Cherokee Park and ate Slim Jims in the car at the nearby gas station. I cranked the heat up and put the windows all the way down so he could rest his head on the ledge as we listened to music, driving through the nearly deserted streets. We stopped at a Chinese diner and I fed him sweet & sour chicken from the carton.
Back at home, Bud jumped into his chair and I settled on the couch with Herbie and Yoda. I fell asleep until I heard a sound I'd never heard before and saw Big Bud's body arcing unnaturally. He's dying. Right here. Right now. In his chair, I thought. Yoda ran to the door. I let her out. Herbie jumped off the couch to stare at Bud. I pet him and told him how much I loved him. His eyes rolled back into his head. I held my breath. And then he breathed again. So did I.
I called the vet and explained what had happened. It was time. Give me an hour, I said.
I put Herbie and Yoda back in their kennels and looked at Big Bud. "Who wants to go for a ride?" I asked. In moments, Bud was out of his chair and heading toward the garage. He stopped to make sure I was coming, too, and gave a low wag of his tail. On the way to the clinic, I picked up my friend, JD Dotson, who looked at me and then in the back seat to Bud, who lay stretched out. "Honey," JD said, blinking back tears. I swallowed hard. "What music should we listen to? How was lunch?" I asked.
In the parking lot, Bud took the time to sniff everything he could and leave his mark. I laughed and pet his head as he followed me through the entrance. As we stood at the counter, Bud suddenly turned away from me, walked back toward the glass door and stopped, standing motionless.
I slipped around him and knelt down. "It's time to go, Big Bud," I said. He looked at me for a long moment. Then, he turned and followed me for the last time.
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My "Big Bud's" name was Eddie Girl – a beautiful German Shepard – Isn't it true that they stay with you through everything you go through – the good and the bad – the break up of marriages, the birth of children – the death of your mother and anything else you feel – they feel. Big Bud is at the Rainbow Bridge where he is able to run with other dogs and just enjoy being a dog – no responsibilities – no job to do. One day you will see him in a distance and all will be right again.


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Dialysis Travel Nursing Job in Denver, Colorado
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Travel RN Hemodialysis
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Assignment Length:
13 Weeks
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Job Description:
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Q&A with a 2013 Oscar-Nominated Production Designer
The 2013 Oscar nominees for Production Design are in! Read our Q&A with Anna Kareninas production designer and take a look at sets from the other four nominated films
By Ingrid Abramovitch
Production Design Nominee: Anna Karenina
The action in Anna Karenina, the $50 million film version of Tolstoys epic, takes place within an immense Russian theater-stage containing 100 distinct sets. We spoke with Sarah Greenwood, the Oscar-nominated production designer who masterminded the lavish and intricate set.
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