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"Nine months ago I went to the Healing Rooms at Wreck Bay to have prayer for diabetes. Two weeks ago, while being prepared for a heart operation, the doctors monitored my blood sugar levels and it was all good! They decided I didn't need to take the medication for diabetes any longer!! Penny" - Penny W. on June 4th, 2013 | |
"I went to the Wreck Bay Healing Rooms for prayer for both of my feet. They had been very sore and painful for a few weeks ... something to do with Diabetes. I had my feet washed and prayed for, then the Lord Jesus healed me right away. Thank you Jesus. Eileen" - Eileen H. on March 6th, 2013 | |
"As team was praying, specifically for my pancreas to begin to work, I felt a sharp pain in the right side of my abdomen and the word "transplant" came into my mind. I sensed the Lord was saying a transplant was on the way and that He has a new pancreas for me in His body part box. Praise Jesus. I receive." - Roy W. on August 27th, 2012 | |
"I was healed of neuropathy in hands and feet from nerve damage due to diabetes. My left hand was tingling to the beat of the band and now I can feel my hands, fingers, and toes. GO GOD!!" - Marcia D. on January 5th, 2012 | |
"Hi Phillip, I wanted to pass on a praise report to your team who prayed with me on Saturday for my dad. He had gone into the hospital Thursday morning by ambulance with what we found out to be double pneumonia (on top of copd, diabetes, and on dialysis) He was very bad off including hallucinations and confusion. He was just as bad when I saw him on Friday. I anointed him with oil and prayed for him before I left him Friday (though he didn't remember it). I didn't see him Saturday but heard he was not doing well. We prayed for him Saturday at the healing room and Janza saw whatever was there, leave him. I walked in his room yesterday and he was sitting in bed with a smile on his face. The hallucinations and confusion from the illness were GONE! He was feeling so much better. I anointed him and prayed for him before I left that the biopsy of his lungs they were doing today would be negative. I just had a spirit of praise all morning. I then got a call from my sister that the preliminary report from the biopsy is that it did not appear to be cancer!! Glory to God ! I am believing that to be the final diagnosis !! I really, really enjoy ministering with your team Saturday. They each have such wonderful unique gifts and will make a great team. I would love to be ministered to by them any time!! Love you all,Cindy, Washington HR" - Cindy H. on October 17th, 2011 | |
"One week ago, Ruben (10-year old) broke his arm in two places; he asked his parents to bring him to the Healing Rooms. During prayer, Ruben was able to straighten his fingers for the first time (since the injury) he reported that the pain was gone from his arm. He was also given strong prophetic words regarding his destiny, and he was encountered with a strong sense of the love and the presence of God. For about one hour, this young man alternated between laughing and sobbing because he was filled with the Holy Spirit and joy. After he received healing, Ruben wanted to pray for his Grandmaâs diabetes and eye problems; Rubenâs mother stood in for his Grandma, and he prayed for her healing. Afterward, Ruben could only say "He healed me," being too choked up to talk. An X-ray is scheduled for this coming Thursday." - Ruben on June 23rd, 2011 | |
"I was diagnosed with diabetes in 2006 and went for healing prayer several times to the Healing Rooms. In May when I had blood tests done, the doctor read the report and he said âYou donât have diabetesâ. Now I am healed! I give our Lord Jesus Christ all the glory for his love for me; and he loves you too. And all we need to do is love him back. Take him with you everywhere you go. He promises he will never leave us, nor forsake us, if we just love him back we will find him. Pauline" - Pauline d. on June 17th, 2011 | |
"Bev in Eagle River â was suffering from type II diabetes for 17 years, neck pain for one year (degenerative disc disease), low back pain for 15 years from herniated disc, and recurring shoulder pain. During prayer, she felt heat in her back and shoulder, and she reported that her neck and back pain softened and left. She felt warmth and love and caring. Reported she can turn her head to the side easier; she felt healing in her vertebrae and tight muscles." - Bev on February 19th, 2011 | |
"I was diagnosed with type 2 diabetes about three years ago. I began praying and seeking the Lord about this and some other health issues. He gave me a lot of direction regarding these health issues including being prayed for at the Oklahoma City Healing Room. During the prayer time a word came forth that the diabetes was nailed to the cross and I could actually see it clearly. I've had my blood tested twice (an A1C test) in the last six months and the results are normal. They took me off medication after the first test and I have remained medication free ever since. I tested my own blood today at home after eating cake and candy, which I usually stay away from, and it was normal!! I am healed! To God be the Glory! " - Rose M. on October 17th, 2009 | |
"(This is an UPDATE from Sept 2009.) This is an update to let you know that God keeps His promises! My doctor ran all kinds of lab tests on me Monday 2/21/11 and the results still show me with no signs of diabetes! Praise the Lord! Rose M. " - Rose M. on February 24th, 2011 | |
"Two weeks ago I came to your ministry and asked for (prayer) .. for my diabetic condition. I was there with my vision blurry and couldn't see that well. I'm just here to report that my diabetes has reversed and I have my vision back! Praise the Lord! The healing didn't come that night manifested but my vision started improving every day. Not only that but my sugar levels went way down as well. Praise God! CS " on June 12th, 2010 Entered online Jul 16th, 2010 Healing Rooms Washington, DC | |
"I came in with a hip that was out and I didn't even ask prayer for it. I was asking for something else. After we were done and getting ready to go one of the women asked about my back. I said, yes, my right hip is out. We prayed and another person asked me about diabetes and I said, yes to that we well. Then when they prayed about the diabetes I felt the hip get hot and I was able to move and bend without pain. I recieved my healing and thank God for meeting me here! I love it here!" - Diana L. on July 31st, 2009 | |
"On May 29, 2009, I was prayed for at Zoe Healing Rooms. I had trouble with my colon and low energy. I was SEVERLY depressed and on several presciption medicines. Since being prayed for, I have a clear mind, my energy has increased and when I went back to the doctor, he took me off four medicines. I have even lost weight. My health has improved so that now I can work part time and minister in music for a small, local church. God is blessing me in many other areas of my life. Thank you Jesus and Zoe Healing Rooms. " - Mary C. on May 29th, 2009 | |
"Ever since I have been coming to the Healing Rooms I am in such peace in my heart." - Shafina A. on September 4th, 2009 | |
"I was diagnosed with diabetes. I began taking the medications prescribed; however, I began receiving prayer at the Duluth Area Healing Rooms, as well as my local church. Within a very short time, my doctor advised me I no longer had to take medication and all my levels were normal. Praise God! He is awesome." - Rolland F. on March 12th, 2009 | |
"This is a testimony concerning a woman, S., who was prayed for by four different prayer teams during the week of October 10. Betsy (one of our prayer partners) transcribed each session for her. S. treasured the transcriptions and read them over and over, taking all that was said very seriously. She had come to the Healing Rooms to receive prayer concerning her diabetes, as well as some other conditions. The good report is that she is off of all diabetes medications. Her doctor tested her and told her that her diabetes is gone.'" - S. U. on November 12th, 2008 | |
"I have been healed of diabetes. God has healed me totally. No more shots of insulin or poking on my finger--forever!!! Thank you Jesus! " - See N. on June 9th, 2007 | |
"Ed became very ill while driving over the road as a long haul truck driver. He developed sever pnemonia and barely made it home from his current location in Texas. After resisting hospitalization for over two weeks he came to the point of death and was rushed into the ER. Once there he was taken into ICU for treatment and during all testing it was found that he had severe swelling of his extremities and masses were found around his heart and lungs. He was hangin clinging to life and the surgeons gave us a grim prognosis for Ed. He had been a heavy smoker his entire life and was now 59 years of age. With no insurance his wife fell into severe depression as well. As I began praying with both of them I also led them to the Social Security Office to apply for disability as well as finding out that ED was also a Veteran and contacted VA for him. After some time, it was determined that he not only qualified for SSI disability but also for VA Agent Orange funds as well as full coverage insurance! Praise Jesus. Irene and I prayed together for some time and she became free of her depression which began las fall during his illness. After months of prayer for Ed he returned to the doctors for numerous testing on his heart, lungs, diabetes, etc., which was in very poor condition. In January the surgeon declared that there was absolutely NO SIGN OF CANCER MASS any longer around his heart and lungs and he is now off of daily oxygen and returning to good health! PRAISE JESUS!!!" - Ed H. on January 26th, 2007 | |
"I had prayer on 9/30/06 for diabetes and my blood sugar levels have come down constantly. Hallelujah!!!" - Mary G. on March 2nd, 2007 | |
"The Lord healed me from diabetes. The Lord saved me by casting out many demons." - George K. on March 2nd, 2007 | |
"I give Glory and all Honor to our Father in Heaven for complete healing from diabetes. Our Father will give complete healing from anything when we ask in faith in his Son's name. I will always give Jesus Christ full thanks with all my heart and for keeping me in good health. I praise His Holy Name and thank Him for everything. Amen." - Jessica D. on July 14th, 2001 | |
"No sign of diabetes for the past three months! Praise God!" - Caroline N. on October 11th, 2000 | |
"I came to the Healing Rooms in October 2000. I had severe pain in my neck and upper back. My spine was fusing and I also had diabetes. I was very sceptical. Nothing seemed to happen, but two months later I was totally healed of the neck and back pain. A year later I realized I had no diabetes either. I quit taking all medication (I had a sure word from the Lord) and during a trip to the emergency room for another injury, the nurse was surprised at how well controlled "my" diabetes was. No pain and no meds for 2 1/2-3 years now." - Dolores K. on November 14th, 2003 | |
"I had been diagnosed with kidney failure due to diabetes. I came in for healing on Dec. 11, 1999. I went to the doctor on Dec. 15, 1999. My potassium level went from 6.0 (high-critical) to normal 4.8. My creatin level went from 4.1 to 4.0 which according to my doctor never happens. My anemia is better. The doctor lowered my medication by 2,000 units. I was to have a shot every seven days. I went 16 days before the next shot. Another kidney function test "BUN" went from 91 down to 58. My doctor was shocked. He had told me I would be on dialysis "sooner than later" at my November appointment. I am receiving a healing. I will be a walking, talking miracle. Praise God for His anointing!" - Donna M. on January 8th, 2000 | |
"In July 1999 I sent a letter to my hairdresser in MT explaing the ministry along with two anointed prayer cloths. One was for her son, who suffered from diabetes. On August 8th I received a telephone call from a friend reporting that she put the prayer cloth under her son's pillow. It has been there for three days and each of those days her son has had a perfect blood count, having less shots of insulin; eating food he could not eat before without triggering diabetes (ice-cream). The friend stated that she felt the power of God in the letter and in the prayer cloth." - Jo Ann M. on August 8th, 1999 | |
"She came to the Healing Rooms asking for healing of high blood pressure, glaucoma, a lump in her right breast and diabetes. She writes: "Our prayers have been answered. The Lord has healed me of all the things I asked you to pray for. Thanks be to God. I have a clear report from all the doctors."" - Velma K. on July 25th, 2001 | |
"I have been ill for about 2 years (diabetic for 17)--a result of poor choices when I was younger (not controlling my diabetes). Many people had been to pray for me and anoint me with oil. We went to the Healing Rooms in March, and God started turning things around. The healing I have already experienced is nothing short of a miracle. It is in my eyes, my bladder, my kidneys, my stomach, and apparently after 17 years my pancreas is producing insulin. I don't pretend to know how or why God works the way He does, but I know He is working and I want you to know you are part of it. Thank you for praying for me. The most amazing thing is the miracle in my heart. Give God the glory -- He is working!!!" - Nicole S. on April 30th, 2001 | |
"I came the first time to be prayed for because the blood "CFA" level went up. (Breast Cancer). The doctor had me change meds. I had a bone scan and CT scan--They prayed there would not be anything there. There wasn't anything in my organs. A tiny spot on a lung and spots on bones. I believe Jesus took those stripes so we are all healed. He took all sins and our diseases. I refused to take an injection the oncologist wanted me to take. I felt a relief when I made this decision. My left leg was prayed for also and it is better. I am standing on "The truth shall set me free." Prov. 17:15 is my prayer now. I believe the diabetes is healed also. I give the Lord all the praise and glory for my wellness." - Carol McBride on September 27th, 2002 | |
"On October 17, 2002, your mimistry sent me a blue prayer cloth at the request of our son who contacted you by the internet. I am writing to tell you the results and cannot thank you enough. I am very grateful for the help that I received. I have a number of health problems. Diabetes, heart disease, and in August I underwent a hip replacement. I had pain and numbness in my legs and feet which was diagnosed as diabetic neuropathy. The night following hip surgery, I had this terrific pain like a red hot torch burning across my foot that pain medication could barely subdue. From then on the pain often would be relieved only by sitting up and dangling my feet . Once home, the pain medications that were prescribed made me ill and did little to ease the pain. It was very hard to walk or do the exercises I was supposed to do for my hip. Your prayer cloth arrived October 21. That day was a bad day for me as I was mentally and emotionally upset so I waited until October 22 the next evening to put it on my pillow. The next morning that severe pain seemed to be gone. There was still some neuropathy with some numbness with some feelingn of heat or burning and a feeling of my legs being stuffed which I have had for years off and on. I was used to this so it was tolerable. The next day I felt well enough to walk and do some errands. But in one store, the pain hit my foot again so severely that I was barely able to walk back home. The pain was almost intolerable for one hour. Then as suddenly as it came after surgery, the pain left and has not been back. I still have neuropathy in both feet which makes it hard to sleep in a bed. I am still more confortable sleeping in a chair where my feet are lower than my head. But my attitude and sense of well being has improved almost 98%. I am most grateful to the Lord for the miracle healing by way of your prayer cloth for that searing pain. I am praising God for what He did and for continuing to heal me. It has been four weeks now and I am able to do most things again. The doctors fixed my hip joint, but God gave me back my lief. I am 80 years old. " - Robert K. on November 10th, 2002 | |
"I received prayer in Sept. 2001 for diabetes. My blood sugar was running high, even with medication. After I was prayed for my blood sugar got twice as bad as it was before prayer. I knew that was the enemy trying to discourage me. I continued to hold to God's promises and my healing. Within three months, I was completely cured. I am off all medication, and my blood sugar levels remain outstanding. God did for me what medical science was unable to do, and I give Him all the glory, praise, and honors." - Richard L. on March 14th, 2002 | |
"My right leg was grown out and lined up perfectly with the left. Pain and trauma from the hip down to the lower calf subsied. I am claiming complete restoration to the right knee that was crushed in an auto accident and 40 pieces of bone knit back in place. I am also taking command of all cells in my body and telling them to conform to the Word of God. Diabetes you are a thing of the past!" - Angie Davis on December 10th, 2003 | |
"I had pain on the right side of my back going to my shoulder and down my arm. I received prayer and the Lord took the pain away. Also I had prayer for high blood pressure, diabetes and a chronic cough that our Lord Jesus healed. I received much more than I ever expected. Thank you to the counselors who were used so graciously by the Holy Spirit." - Doris P. on July 3rd, 2000 | |
"Praise the Lord! The Lord has blessed me soooo much today. I don't know where to begin. He has completely healed me to whole restoration of my body. My leg was lengthened, my arm was lengthened also. The pain in my shoulder, lower back and neck is gone! Thank you Jesus. I am also healed on the inside. My liver, Hep. C, my kidneys, diabetes, and my eyes. I love you Lord Jesus! " - Janelle D. on September 19th, 2003 | |
"I had been diagnosed with kidney failure and diabetes. I came for healing on Dec. 11, 1999. I went to the doctor on Dec. 15, 1999. My potassium level went from 6.0 (high-critically) to normal 4.8. My creatin level went from 4.1 to 4.0 which according to my doctor never happens. My anemia is better. The doctor lowered my medication by 2.000 units. I was to have a shot every 7 days. I went 16 days before next shot. Another kidney function test "BUN" went from 91 down to 58. My doctor was shocked. He had told me I would be on dialysis "sooner than later" at my November appointment. I am receiving a healing. I will be a walking, talking miracle! Praise God for His anointing!" - Donna M. on January 8th, 2000 | |
"Lat year when I had my yearly eye exam I had the beginning of retinopthy, a deteriorating eye disease that usually causes blindness in diabetics. This past week I had my eye exam; there wasn't a trace of retinopathy. Praise God! God has told me He has healed the ravages of diabetes in my body, but He expects me to handle the bad habits that got me there in the first place. Yes Lord! Your servant is listening!" - Angie D. on March 10th, 2004 | |
"I have felt the Healing Power of God!! My Diabetes has been healed. My nuropathy felt the power of God and is healed!! All bitterness and hatred was purged from my body. I have no bitterness toward my Father and others who rejected me. PRAISE THE LORD!!!" - Sandra D. on March 18th, 2006 | |
"Beth had asked for healing for pelvic lumps, gallbladder disease and diabetes. On December 12, 2005 she reported, "the pelvic lumps have completely disappeared. My gallbladder disease is vastly improved and my blood sugar is under better control that it has been for a long time!" - Beth on March 3rd, 2006 | |
"I am excited about the works of the Lord in my life. God has and is healing my body and enabled me to return to work. Even though I am now on medical leave, I did return to work for a season. I am such a different person that my work asked that I have more medical testing. That is fine with me! God healing my body has changed my life. I am not the same. I am excited and continually praising the Lord and witnessing to other's of God's goodness. I was a fairly quiet person before but now I have been consistenly witnessing to everyone I meet about God's Goodness. God is leading me into more fellowship time with him and more study of God's word. As Psalms 103:1 says "Bless the Lord oh my soul and forget not all his benefits." How could I not be thankful for all the Lord has done for me! After becoming ill and fainting several times, in the summer months of 2001 I went to the doctor and had testing. I knew I had diabetes, but that was under control. During this time I went to the Healing Rooms for prayer. Later the doctors diagnosed me with MS (Multiple Sclerosis). I stood in agreement with my wife that God would heal me. We stood in agreement that no matter what we were going through we were going to believe God for the working of his purposes in our lives through this trial. We read the word, stayed faithfuil in going to our church and in prayer. I also had many of the saints of God praying for me. During this time again I went to the Healing Rooms for prayer. During the fall of 2001 I had good news. They initially were certain that I had MS, but later they came back with the report that I definitely did not have MS. I knew that the hand of God was healing me. Later they began to say that possibly I had nother medical issues but they could find nothing definitely wrong. Where I had been listless and weak before now I found my strength returning and an energy I hadn't had in a long time. I just can't and won't stop talking about the goodness of God. They are still working with me medically but they still can't find anything definitively wrong. I believe and know that God is working a process of healing in my body. Because of hte Love that the Lord has shown me I belive I will never be the same. Some people think I have lost it because I can't and won't quit talking about the goodness of God. I know that if I've lost it, I've lost it for Christ and him alone. I am so thankful for the strength and return of health to my body." - Robert Ferrell on March 1st, 2002 | |
"I had prayer on the 10th for neuropathy caused by diabetes. My arms and legs were numb and ached. Since being prayed for it is gone completely. What a wonderful God we serve!" - Penny Meier on January 24th, 2003 | |
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This area dates back to the Doomsday period. Today it is one of a few areas of riverside grassland that has not been treated with weedkillers or fertilisers, which means that a wide variety of species can thrive.
Longport, Canterbury, CT1 1PF, (0.5 miles, 0.8kms), Tel: 01227 767345, www.english-heritage.org.uk/staugustinesabbey
This great Abbey, marking the rebirth of Christianity in southern England, was founded in AD 597 by St Augustine.
St Peter's Street, Canterbury, CT1 2AT, (0.1 miles, 0.1kms), Tel: 01227 455994, Email, www.canterburycityparish.org.uk
St Peter's Church has been a place of prayer and worship for over 900 years and its charm and peace are in marked contrast to the busy street.
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25 comments:
- Jessica in Chicago said...
I love Wyoming. We pass through there a couple times a year on our road trips to California. It is absolutely gorgeous, and I practically jump for joy when we cross the Utah/Wyoming state line.
- 12/23/2007
- SuzieQ said...
Merry Christmas to you, Charlie and Eli..you make me smile every day..and to those naysayers- you don't have to visit the site- stupid is as stupid does...
- 12/23/2007
- woozy said...
Oooh! I got mentioned! squeels in delight
I just figure it's common sense assume some one who has taken in an orphaned coyote would have asked these questions herself. I'm willing to forgive the "nay-sayers" as so often "best intentions" are the worst for animals, but for goodness sake, does one *really* think Shreve (whatever one may personally think of her and her efforts) *didn't* consider the legality?
Charlie is sooo wonderful. - 12/23/2007
- Buck Nekkid said...
found your "Daily Coyote" quite by accident and have been enjoying it for about a month. never did i even consider legality of keeping a coyote as a pet. just enjoyed it. what must go through some peoples minds to think about something like than rather than enjoy what is there.
What a miserable existance they must lead to have to try to spoil it for every one else. would they rather Charlie starve or be left to other predators instead of enjoying the life he has now?
I pity them. - 12/23/2007
- 12 Paws in PA said...
Bless you Shreve for your kindness to Charlie and Eli.
- 12/23/2007
- Anonymous said...
One word for your blog: archives.
You've become popular. Time to start organizing. :) - 12/23/2007
- scotchmist said...
Season's Greetings Shreve
Love and peace to you, Charlie, and Eli at this time. - 12/23/2007
- Terry said...
A buddy of mine does Wolfie Rescue and he turned me on to your Charlie site which I am enjoying so much that I check in on you all every day. He has shared with me some of far out questions concerning Wolfie's and the ignorance can really do harm to the critters, but unfortunately some folks rather wag their tongues than be helpful?
Any how just wanted to throw my two cents on the table to let you know I think you three are too cute and sweet. Keep up the good way of living.
Merry Christmas,
Terry - 12/23/2007
- Whitney said...
i have no idea how i came across your site...? im still scratching my head, however, i could not have found it a moment too soon,a very dark week i have had and yourpictures are just the light that light my heart.
your pictures are beautiful, an animal lover my self i am appreciative and aware of the respect that theses characters have for you to trust them , drove from wv(home) to ca years ago and your areas are some of the most breath taking left to be seen.
congratulations for living what you love and loving what you live...this is something few can acheive... - 12/23/2007
- Wendy said...
Stunning! We need to make a trip out West to show our son how beautiful it is!
- 12/23/2007
- John said...
Woozy W00t! Thanks for shutting down scrooge and in so gentlemanly a manner.
To Shreve, Charlie, Eli, and the rest of you, too, Happy Holidays. - 12/23/2007
- Ashlea said...
Oh.. I want to live there. Mm.. gorgeous. When I'm out of a school and can support myself.. perhaps as an artist or a ranch hand: The Prairies here I come.
- 12/23/2007
- woozy said...
What a miserable existance they must lead to have to try to spoil it for every one else.
Well, for every one story of a shreve saving a coyote's life and having a wonderful experience, there's two or three stories of a well-meaning but ultimately unintelligent person taking in a wild animal and over-estimating himself and his self-perceived "special rapour" and ultimately causing unnescessary tragedy with his lack of understanding and/or naivete and/or inappropriate anthropomorphism (animal contracts deasease, spread desease, bear gets tired of living in a two bed-room penthouse on a vegan diet and kills owner, Wolf treated like a great big collie eats a poodle at the local dog park, etc. etc. the list goes on and on and on). So I don't object to the nay-sayers initial cynacism. But what I find annoying is their assumed superior knowledge. If one is going to say "xxxxxxxx" it'd be polite to look up "xxxxxxxxx" first to verify it is true and then say. "I wonder if you considered xxxxxxx" A casual glance of the blog assures one of any initial misgivings.
"Do you even know what coyotes eat?" "Do you know what might happen when a coyotes sense of territory and access gets changed?" "Do you know anything about release and rehabilitation?" "What about disease and/or parasites" are All very good and fair questions, but it's pretty arrogant and insulting to ask them in such a superior holier than thou manner. A very cursory glance at this blog makes it pretty clear Shreve has considered most of these questions. Now if, by chance I happened to be coyote expert and knew what I was talking about perhaps I would chime in "When feeding Charlie raw elk, I hope you are aware that he should restrain for half on hour from standing on his head lest the pseodu-claminoxtin enzimes get disoriented and cause his eyes to become gangly and his legs to become sharp and accute" but to want to be a not very knowledgable buttinski saying "Don't you know coyote keeping is illegal and I bet you just picked charlie up 'cause he's cute and never even considered his needs" is just rude and patronizing.
And annoying.
Anyhow, Happy Holidays. Be sure to look at the moon and mars tonight and howl. - 12/23/2007
- Bill said...
Did I tell you that I received your calendar, The Daily Coyote 2008?
Let me tell you again! I have it and it's wonderful. Great photography. I'll look forward to each month next year.
All the best,
bill - 12/23/2007
- Anonymous said...
"In studying the traits and dispositions of the so-called lower animals, and contrasting them with man's, I find the result humiliating to me."
--Mark Twain (author)
Cathy in Washington
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- Elaine in the UK said...
Every single one of us who keeps an animal as a pet - not livestock, a 'working' dog, or a cat kept just to keep mice and rats down - is descended from the primitive humans who first traded a place by their fire and a share of their food for the pleasure of a warm furry bundle curled up on their feet at night, or the feel of a trusting head under their hand as they stood facing the world. As I, and many others, have said before, that's where the first 'domestic' dogs and cats came from!
I realise some of the nay-sayers do actually mean well, but I can't help feeling that most of them are the sort of people who just KNOW they know best!
A very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to Shreve, Charlie and Eli. I love your pictures, and especially I love your Humanity, Shreve! - 12/24/2007
- Anonymous said...
In all honesty - I wasn't aware that you "owned" Charlie.
- 12/24/2007
- goldinster said...
just discovered you and Charlie and Eli, and both of your blogs. Heaven! The best Christmas gift ever.
Your text and photos, your way of life, your descriptions of Charlie and Eli, the careful respectful perception of their awakening to their world and the world you all live in-- oh my, it all makes me happy.
Thanks, Shreve. Merry Christmas - 12/24/2007
- Keera Ann Fox said...
From this photo and many of the ones showing Charlie in the local landscape, I can understand why fell in love with Wyoming. It is beautiful in a quiet way.
- 12/24/2007
- Sara said...
Merry Christmas! This is my new daily addiction. I work on the computer all day at work and enjoy looking at the photos/posts. For those of you who question what Shreve has done, why question something that you know nothing about or what it is like. Without Shreve and Eli, Charlie would have surely been killed either by another animal or the elements. Charlie is loved and he knows it and like any domesticated animal he deserves that much. His mother was killed, Shreve and Eli were lucky enough to become the ones to love him. Shreve has always stated from the beginning that she knows he is a wild animal and would never force him to be a "pet" but at the same time she isn't going to kick him out. Charlie needs to feel safe and he obviously does, Charlie comes back for that and many other reasons. He isn't chained up nor put in a cage, he has free reign of the home and land around him. I have to give KUDOS to Woozy, you made some wonderful statements and did it in a dignified way. I admire that as well as having truth to back up your statements. Shreve and Eli, keep up the wonderful work taking care of Charlie and keeping us updated on his life. Thank you!! It is a wonderful thing you have done for him
- 12/24/2007
- Lynn said...
Considering how they are hunted in your area, even if it was illegal to share your home with him, I would applaud you for your efforts to keep him safe. You have something amazing a beautiful. Thanks again for sharing your experience with him.
- 12/24/2007
- Anonymous said...
Thank you for sharing Charlie. What you are doing is really beautiful. You and Charlie are truly gifts to each other. Merry Christmas.
- 12/24/2007
- wyoming lover said...
I miss it SO much. The peace and calmness that is there is one of the most beautiful thinsg I've ever seen. Everyday I'm not there seeing it in person it's sda, but your pictures show me that my beautiful state is still how I remember it
Merry Christmas to everyone! - 12/24/2007
- Gil said...
There are plenty of wild life "experts" (rehabilitators) and other individuals who know what is best for everyone and everything and are grimly determined to help ... a.k.a. From previous posts elsewhere ... Stefan, anonomouse, anonymous, phyllis
Using common resources – e.g. Dictionary and the Federal Government's "Code of Federal Regulations" and the United States Code (USC) - we can quickly determine several things ...
According to the dictionary (actually several)
The definition of "wild" is consistently described as "living in a state of nature; not tamed or domesticated: a wild animal; wild geese."
The definition of "domesticated" is consistently described as (1) "to convert (animals, plants, etc.) to domestic uses; tame" or (2) "to tame (an animal), esp. by generations of breeding, to live in close association with human beings as a pet or work animal and usually creating a dependency so that the animal loses its ability to live in the wild"
According to the Code of Federal Regulations (CFR) – there is no explicit mention of coyote as being given any special or protected status. Rather, the CFR is consistent is referencing coyote as a pest animal. Multiple references exist regarding hunting and disposal of remains. In fact, 50CFR17 (PART 17_ENDANGERED AND THREATENED WILDLIFE AND PLANTS) mentions the coyote in the same content as dogs – but only with respect to the wild wolf being contaminated by association – see example page 185
(D) If the animal is determined not to be a wild gray wolf or if the Service or agencies designated by the Service determine the animal shows physical or behavioral evidence of hybridization with other canids, such as domestic dogs or coyotes, or of being an animal raised in captivity, it will be returned to captivity or killed.
This not only indicates that the coyote is associated by the Federal Government in the same context as a dog – but also explicitly indicates that the (endangered) wolf may become raised in captivity. It seems that the government have nothing to say about domestic coyote – but does explicitly allow for a domesticated (endangered) wolf.
Additional reference – See 50CFR17 section 40
Looking within the United States Code (USC) also gives no special determination to the coyote – it is not listed as "endangered" or "threatened". (See 16USC1533, TITLE 16—CONSERVATION, CHAPTER 35--ENDANGERED SPECIES)
I advance that Charlie is not a "wild animal" because he is now domesticated (using the words from the dictionary). - 12/24/2007
- Mike C said...
Merry Christmas! Did Charlie get a present? Hope everyone is enjoying the snow.
- 12/25/2007


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Situated in the heart of the cosmopolitan area of Earls Court & after undergoing an extensive 6 months refurbishment, the new look Oliver Plaza now offers you even more sumptuous surroundings. We have upgraded the entire hotel to superior 3* standard, with new contemporary furniture in all areas, state-of-the-art LCD satellite televisions in all rooms, messaging facilities and Internet wi-fi throughout the hotel, to give you an unrivalled guest experience and unrivalled value. The hotel is very popular with tourists due to its close proximity to the exclusive shopping areas of Kensington and Knightsbridge, close by are also the world famous Natural History, Science and Victoria & Albert Museums.
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Superbly located hotel, 3 mins walk from both Queensway and Bayswater Tube Stations with NCP parking nearby. Situated opposite London's famous Hyde Park, the hotel is perfectly positioned for quick and easy access to all areas of London and for leisure visitors looking to explore London's fabulous attractions, such as Tower of London, Houses of Parliament, London Eye, Science Museum, British Museum, Big Ben, theatres, shopping and nightlife. Ideal for the West End with Bond Street and Oxford Street 10 mins by bus or tube, Whiteleys Shopping Centre 5 mins walk, Portobello Road Market & Notting Hill 15 mins walk and Westfield Shopping Centre 15 mins by tube. The hotel is only 10 mins by tube to Paddington Rail Station with direct trains to Heathrow Airport 15 mins journey time, trains also to major cities. SkySports & ESPN Sports channels shown in our bar.
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Location...Location...Location. Hogarth hotel is the new concept brought from the Shaftesbury Hotel collection and part of Shaftesbury hotel complex in Kensington. It is a modern Smart stay concept in London that provides the best value for money. The hotel is opening on the 1st March 2006 and bookings can be made in advance.
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Hyde Park Premier London Paddington has been fully refurbished as 4 star standard boutique hotel complete with luxurious features that our guests have been expecting. Each new room has been lovingly graced with the comfort of mood lighting, interactive television, complimentary 24/7 broadband access from rooms, bathroom televisions in suites, bathrobes... |
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The Days Hotel Waterloo offers great value for money combined with a superb location, assuring both the business and leisure guest all the facilities for a comfortable stay. Our aim is always "Giving you more, paying less..."
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The Re London Shoreditch is the newest addition to London's fashionable East-End, located within easy reach of the City's financial district and Liverpool Street BR & Tube Station. As well as being convenient for both Stanstead and City airports, we're also right on the main arterial route into central London and the West-End With air-conditioning throughout, our rooms have been designed with care and attention to detail and so they're perfect for your business or leisure visit to London. Whatever brings you to London, make your base at the The Re London Shoreditch.


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Mayor Stephen Cassidy and Councilmembers Michael Gregory and Ursula Reed will host a Town Hall Meeting on Thursday, June 27, 7:00 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. at the Senior Community Center, 13909 East 14th Street. Topics of discussion will include: neighborhood safety and crime prevention; major economic projects and innovation strategy; and major transportation projects and condition of roads.
The City of San Leandro and the Lit San Leandro fiber optic initiative were featured at the Connected World conference on June 11-12 in Santa Clara. The Connected World Conference brings together technology-driven professionals, tech-minded consumers, and upwardly mobile entrepreneurs, all around the idea of either creating or consuming the latest emerging devices and technologies. City Manager Chris Zapata and Patrick Kennedy of OSIsoft participated in a panel titled "Lit San Leandro Reinvents Innovation."Click here to view the presentation.
Caltrans and the Alameda County Transportation Commission began driving piles at Marina Boulevard and Davis Street on June 3 and will continue through July 2, Monday through Friday, 7:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
The City's annual summer blood drive is scheduled on June 27. You are more than welcome to donate, and spread the word to your friends, family and neighbors. To schedule your appointment, please sign up online at http://www.redcrossblood.org/ and enter the Sponsor Code of CSL.
The San Leandro Recreation and Human Services Department has launched its 2013 Summer Activities Guide!Summer Camps, Family Events, Aquatics, Kiddie Kollege, trips, classes... the list goes on and on! There is something for everybody from tots to seniors and individuals to families in the San Leandro Recreation and Human Services Summer Activities Guide! Don't miss out on an opportunity to learn something new, meet new friends, get in shape and get involved in our community!For information on our current course offerings, please visit Summer Activities or visit the Recreation and Human Services Department homepage.
The Library is pleased to announce the launch of the Millennial Academy, an exciting and innovative new program designed by and for Millennials, people aged 18 to 33. The Millennial Academy is made possible through a $15,000 Library Services and Technology Act (LSTA) grant from the California State Library.The Millennial Academy will offer a wide range of free, engaging events and activities including career development workshops, technology related volunteer opportunities, gaming events, a homebrewing workshop (for Millennials 21 and over), hands on "hacker/maker" 3D Printing and Arduino Programming workshops, a film series, and a Beard & Mustache Competition. The events have been designed for Millennials, but all adults 18 and over are welcome to attend. For more information about the Millennial Academy, contact Bill Sherwood at (510) 577-7964.
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(LIN) — While Congress and the White House are still trying to reach an agreement on how to solve our country's debt crisis, many stories emerged this week surrounding the so-called "fiscal cliff."
Since it can be a little overwhelming trying to keep up with it all, here are the cliff-related highlights you might have missed this week.
'I've got a pen. I'm ready to sign'
President Barack Obama addressed the country Wednesday, pushing his plan to increase taxes on wealthier Americans to avoid raising taxes on the middle class. He reported that the Senate has already passed legislation to extend current rates to the middle class, and that its fate lies in the hands of House Republicans. Obama said he's ready to sign the bill as soon as Congress sends it his way.
Boehner, GOP senators still holding strong
House Speaker John Boehner, R-Ohio, met with Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner Thursday and expressed to Geithner that Democrats are not outlining any budget cuts that would help the country avert the so-called "fiscal cliff," which could send the country into recession. Boehner says Republicans are willing to endorse higher tax revenues, but only as part of a plan that also includes savings from Medicare and other government programs. "It's time for the president and Democrats to get serious about the spending problem that our country has," Boehner said Wednesday.
Romney, Obama do lunch
For the first time since the election, Obama and Mitt Romney met face to face during a lunch meeting at the White House amidst ongoing "fiscal cliff" talks. White House spokesman Jay Carney said the discussion centered on America's leadership in the world. "Governor Romney congratulated the president for the success of his campaign and wished him well over the coming four years," Carney said. "They pledged to stay in touch , particularly if opportunities to work together on shared interests arise in the future."
As part of his public appeal, Obama is urging the public to use #my2K on Twitter to tell Congress how tax increases would affect them and their families. The hashtag is a reference to the estimated $2,200 tax increase a typical middle-class family of four would see should Bush tax cuts expire. "Call your members of Congress, write the an email, post it on their Facebook walls. You can tweet it using the hashtag #my2K," Obama said Wednesday. "When the American people speak loudly enough, lo and behold, Congress listens."
Meanwhile, $1 coin could save billions
On Thursday, a House Financial Services committee heard a proposal to change our $1 currency from a paper bill to a coin. The move, sponsors say, can save billions of dollars, which can be used to reduce the deficit. This isn't the first time this proposition has been brought to Congress' attention. In the past 22 years, the Government Accountability Office has advocated moving to the dollar coin seven times, citing significant budget savings.
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The Tubbataha Reef is home to a vast array of sea, air and land creatures, as well as sizable lagoons and two coral islands. About 500 species of fish and 350 species of coral can be found there, as can whales, dolphins, sharks, turtles and breeding seabirds, according to UNESCO.
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The munchies are a tasty side effect of smokein bud where you become uncontrolably hungry and begin to eat lots of junk food me right now i just smoked an eigth and have the munchies like a bitch so i got two packs of oreos two instant ramen thingys two peices of cake and a pizza
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When you get hungry after smoking weed. Usually people will eat a lot of junk food. Two kids are getting stoned:
"...and ice cream, and a whole pizza just for me, and some chips, and a soda, and some chocolate...maybe some chinese food, gummy worms, lasagna, rice, ramen, chicken and a hamburger...oh yeah, i almost forgot i wanted some fries with that..." "Damn...that's some serious munchies you have!" |
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consumption of copious amounts of carbohydrates and essential polyunsaturated fatty acids after inhaling the byproduct of combusting the hemp plant. (Delta 9 Tetrahydrocannibanol) I ate chocolate ice cream on a blueberry bagel, I must have had some hardcore munchies.
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when you eat a lot after you've been high for a few minutes. Contrary to popular belief, when you have the munchies you are generally NOT HUNGRY. it's more like... eating feels really really good. Imagine feeling like you've never eaten before. Sometimes things will taste like something totally different. Chocolate cream oreos can taste like blueberries, for example. Imagine everything tasting like the best-tasting thing you ever ate in your life. "I have the munchies like crazy dude. I've been drinking mustard, lemon juice, and honey mixed!"
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A odd feeling in your stomach after smoking marijuana. You aren't ACTUALLY hungry, it's just really hard to stop eating. Usually, the person with the high, will come over, smoke, then eat EVERYTHING in your house. Seriously, if there's a burnt pepperoni in your oven, they'll eat it, if there's a perfectly good cookie in the trash, they'll eat it. After this, they'll bust out laughing, say extremely deep things, and fall asleep for about 12 hours. If they're true stoners, they'll wake up and do it again!! Lol. THE MUNCHIES
Stoner: Got any food? Friend: Ya, in the fridge. *Stoner goes and comes back 5 mins later* Stoner: Thanks Friend: Whaddya eat? Stoner: Uhhhhhhhh.....*Giggles*what? Friend: What did you eat? Stoner: *Giggles* I love life, the world is like a bag of chips, all shiny and pretty, then you open it and have unlimited happiness. Friend:.........What the hell did you eat? Stoner: Uhhhhh.....everything *Giggles*. Friend: WTF??! |
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craving food after smoking weed "I've got the munchies, I must be really screwed up."
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one of the side effects of marijuana Dude, I'm so fucked up and I got the munchies... let's go to Denny's and get some chocholate milkshakes and seasoned fries with some ranch dressing, oh yeah and one of those skillet meals, dude, I love Denny's... I'm so fucked up
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the feeling of hunger that one gets after smoking up Dave gets the munchies after smoking weed.
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Time for a Halloween costume post. Here is mine, and my dog Mardy is to the right.
I love those lil Halloween candies, but hate candy corn. Candy Corns stink like wild boar mucus! I don't like em` ...
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The Cherokee County Public Library has on ongoing book sale. Get paperbacks for as little as a dime and hardbacks for as little as 50 cents or $1. The library is open today from 8 a.m. until 4 p.m. Call the library at 256-927-5838 for further information.
Cherokee County Chamber of Commerce has declared JANUARY "RESTAURANT MONTH" in Cherokee County. In observance, local restaurants are offering specials throughout the month. Call the Chamber at (256)927-8455 for information on participating restaurants and the specials they may be offering.
Visit the beautiful Rock Village, home of some of the best hiking and rock climbing throughout the world. Enjoy fresh air and beautiful scenery. Go to the intersection of U.S. Highway 411 and Highway 68 in Leesburg, turn right, turn left on Cherokee County 36, to the intersection of County Road 36 and County Road 70, turn left and follow the signs.
Visit the historic Cornwall Furnace on Cherokee County Road 92 in Cedar Bluff.
With the dismissal of Cherokee County schools at 11 a.m. Thursday morning due to snow in the weather forecast, Cherokee County Basketball Tournament officials have postponed Thursday's scheduled games at the Gadsden State-Cherokee Arena. The tournament will now begin on Friday at 4 p.m. with the Gaylesville-Cherokee County B-team boys game, followed by the Cedar Bluff varsity girls taking on Gaylesville at 5:30 p.m. Gaylesville-Cherokee County and Spring Garden-Sand Rock varsity boy games will conclude action on Friday at 7 p.m. and 8:30 p.m. respectively. Saturday's schedule will be two sessions. Session one begins at 9 a.m. with the Cherokee County varsity girls taking on Friday's Cedar Bluff-Gaylesville girls winner. That game will be followed by the Cedar Bluff varsity boys against the winner of Friday's Gaylesville-Cherokee County game at 10:30 a.m. The final game of Saturday's first session will be Sand Rock varsity girls against Spring Garden at noon. After the completion of Saturday's first session, the arena will be cleared and admission will be charged for the second session.
Session two begins at 4 p.m. Saturday with Sand Rock's B-team girls taking on Cherokee County in the B-team girls championship. The B-team boys championship will follow at 5:30 p.m. The varsity girls title game is set for 7 p.m., followed by the varsity boys championship at 8:30 p.m.
Admission to the tournament is $5.
Sunday, Jan. 20
The Centre First Baptist Church contemporary worship service, "Impact" begins at 8:30 a.m.
The Edge, a contemporary worship service that welcomes each person as he or she is and challenges us all to grow together in our faith in Jesus Christ, meets at 8:45 a.m. at Centre First United Methodist Church.
The Church of Christ on Highway 9 North in Piedmont will host a clothing giveaway from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Items to be given away include men's women's children's household items. Refershments will be serve. Bible tracts and information will be available. For more information, please call 256-453-5976.
Shady Grove Baptist Church on Cherokee County Road 822 atop Lookout Mountain wil host the gospel group Mountain Wind at 6 p.m.
Cherokee County Chamber of Commerce has declared JANUARY "RESTAURANT MONTH" in Cherokee County. In observance, local restaurants are offering specials throughout the month. Call the Chamber at (256)927-8455 for information on participating restaurants and the specials they may be offering.


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Jim McGraw, the president of CMIT Solutions of SW Rockland has over 25 years experience in corporate IT services. Working for a major IT service provider and outsourcer, he has designed, developed and delivered IT solutions and IT support to Fortune 500 clients in the consumer electronics, telecommunications and automotive industries. He is a certified Project Management Professional.
CMIT Solutions of SW Rockland is located in Sloatsburg NY and targets small businesses in the southern and western part of Rockland County, including Suffern, Spring Valley, Nanuet, Pearl River, Monsey and Chestnut Ridge. We supply proactive solutions to the most common problems these businesses face. Often the owners and managers of these businesses have often been frustrated with their inability to get what they need from their technology solutions. This can result in lost revenue, poor customer satisfaction, reduced productivity and lost data. CMIT Solutions can help prepare a plan that addresses these problems and avoids the high cost of emergency fixes for resolving outages.
CMIT Solutions is a nationwide provider of information technology (IT) services and solutions for small and mid-sized businesses (SMBs). With more than 800 consultants and technicians, CMIT has expertise in nearly all technologies and industries Founded in 1996 in Austin, TX, CMIT Solutions, Inc. has grown into the leading IT solution provider for SMBs. With over 10 years of experience and strong industry partnerships, CMIT Solutions is capable of providing enterprise-level services and products that were previously unavailable to the SMB market. We are a local company with the support of a national network behind us. We focus on making your business run better by understanding your business and technology needs.
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Based on the latest projections, Hurricane Irene is headed for Rockland County. Here are a few tips that might save you from technology headaches if the storm stays on its current path: 1. Consider what documents and data that you might need if you are unable to access your workplace because of a power outage. Copy your files to a USB key or a laptop and take it home. Even if these files are available from an online disk, you may not have internet access. 2. Make a printed copy of your contact list with email addresses and cell phone numbers. Make a printed copy of your calendar for next week. You may need to reschedule appointments on the fly. If your business makes deliveries to customers or receives deliveries from suppliers, you may need to reschedule those deliveries. 3. Before you leave on Friday, agree on an emergency communication plan with your firm's staff. How will they know if the office will be open on Monday morning? How will they know when the office will be open if not the usual time? Agree on multiple ways to communicate since phone lines may be done for some and email inaccessible for others. 4. Shut down all non-essential equipment before the storm. Hopefully you have a UPS installed for computers that run unattended, that will shut them down gracefully in the event of a power outage. However, there is no need to test this under fire. Unprotected computers may be subject to repeated power outages and voltage fluctuations that could damage them. 5. If you only back up your data to a local USB drive or NAS device, you might consider disconnecting it and taking it home or to another location. Extreme weather is one of the leading causes of site-wide equipment and data loss. Do not leave your only data backup sitting next to your server. They will likely be destroyed at the same time. Before the next big storm, investigate online data backup. It's inexpensive and secure. 6. Parts of Rockland are prone to flooding. If you are in one of these areas, don't leave expensive computer equipment sitting on the floor. Raise it up to reduce the likelihood of water damage. Computers really don't like water. 7. Resolve to spend more time thinking about your business continuity plan. This is not something that you pull together in the 24 hours before a storm hits. It requires planning and careful thought, and it addresses more than just technology. It is a plan for how you will conduct your business in a variety of disaster scenarios. If you want something to provoke your thought process, check out the following link from JP Morgan Chase: https://www.chase.com/online/commercial-bank/document/Perspective_Disast...
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