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The White Cube Remix
In celebration of its 20th anniversary, Oslo's RAM Galleri is currently showing The White Cube Remix, a "sonic art" exhibition that features a collaborative soundtrack created by 68 ccMixter community members.
The project began in November 2009 when Rolf Gerstlauer, exhibit curator at RAM, approached ccMixter users Sackjo22 and Gurdonark about creating a collaborative soundtrack for the exhibit. The pair released two tracks – The White Cube (accapella) and Winter Lights (ambient) – and asked the ccMixter community to build from there. From ArtistTechMedia:
Gurdonark and SackJo22 first composed and recorded ambient samples and spoken word source material, reflecting the central themes of this exhibition — light and winter in the north, which were then contributed to the ccMixter community for remix under a Creative Commons license. In less than one month, more than 94 original compositions, from ambient music to chill beats, were created by international music makers at ccMixter specifically for the White Cube exhibit.
SackJo22 and Gurdonark compiled a playlist of these 94 original compositions onto an mp3 player that [is] installed in the RAM Galleri, thus providing more than six hours of original music as a soundtrack for the White Cube exhibition.
All of the tracks created for the project are released under a CC Attribution license, allowing them to be freely shared and reused as long as the original creators are attributed.
RAM will be hosting a symposium tomorrow (January 14th) between 7-9PM CET to discuss the project generally, how the soundtrack was created, and its relation to participatory culture in a broader sense. For those not based in Oslo, you can watch the symposium online via a dedicated video feed (browser plug-in instillation required) – the required meeting ID number is 64858:
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Moderator: Carl Mattias Ekman (architect, scholar PHD AHO)
Susan Joseph (ccMixter – initiator of the white cube remix project)
Robert Nunnally (ccMixter – initiator of the white cube remix project)
Emily Richards (ccMixter and ArtisTech Media)
Gisle Hannemyr (CreativeCommons.no)
Frode Gether-Rønning (IT-director, AHO)
Rolf Gerstlauer (architect, curator of the exhibition, professor AHO)
FMA Guest Curator: Catching The Waves
Late last year we began reaching out to those working to expose and support CC-licensed music for help with our curator portal at the Free Music Archive. Our first guest curator was ccMixter admin Victor Stone, whose mix highlighted the talent of the ccMixter community. Now, we are happy to present the second mix in the series, featuring some incredible tracks selected by CC/netlabel music blog Catching The Waves:
I am deeply honoured to join in the fun at the FMA. My mix consists of some of the best tracks from some of the best albums that have been lassooed (SP) at CTW. It features lots of different genres, tempi and moods (rock, IDM, trip-hop, minimal, folk, ambient, etc.,) from as far afield as Germany, Japan, Colombia, the United States, France, Canada, Italy and the U.K. It was murderously difficult to whittle the mix down to a still unwieldy twenty tracks. It would be wonderful if people who were new to netlabels, and CC music in general, stumbled upon these songs and realised, as I did, that there's a whole world of wonderful music just waiting to be discovered – and that it's all free, legal and made by artists who want their music to be downloaded, copied and shared. Catching the waves can be fun…
You can listen to the whole mix at our FMA Curator Portal. Big thanks to Catching The Waves for the excellent selection!1 Comment »
Be The Media: Independent Media Handbook Featuring CC Chapter
Be The Media is a book for anyone looking to create, distribute, and engage with digital media. Compiled by David Mathison, the book features articles on how individuals are taking control of their own media production and distribution (Part One: The Personal Media Renaissance) and how communities are developing around these producers to showcase their work (Part Two: The Community Media Renaissance).
The book features a chapter on Creative Commons and the Open Source movement, with essays from former CC General Counsel Mia Garlick and Free Software Foundation President Richard Stallman. This chapter, along with nine others, is released under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-Share Alike license.
You can download the chapter on CC for free (registration required) and purchase the entire book at Be The Media's website – a recommended read for those invested in new methods of online creation and distribution.1 Comment »
A Special Thanks to LuLu.com
The Creative Commons gratefully acknowledges support on behalf of Lulu.com in the form of a $50,000 annual five-year grant. The grant is from the Beal Fund of the Triangle Community Foundation. This substantial investment demonstrates Lulu's commitment to participatory culture and we are particularly grateful for it.
Lulu was founded in 2002 to empower creators to succeed, to provide them with the tools and services to reach audiences without having to abide arbitrary rules and restrictions of the past. Since that time, the company has helped more than 1 million creators around the world and touched off a revolution that continues to reshape the publishing industry. Lulu has long been a supporter of Creative Commons and this financial contribution helps ensure a vibrant future.
"Lulu works every day to solve the problems of authors, educators, researchers and other content creators," said Bob Young, Lulu's founder and CEO. "We're proud to support Creative Commons and its innovative solutions to this particularly complex issue. Its goal is the same as ours; to encourage and enable creators to bring their works to the world."
Bob was an initial investor in Creative Commons, and we're grateful to have his continued support. If you too believe in the power of participatory culture, please join Bob and Lulu in investing in CC. Help us ensure a healthy, thriving global commons for future creators.1 Comment »
To Shoot An Elephant Global Screening: Jan 18th, 2010
The team behind To Shoot An Elephant, the award-winning
CC Attribution-Share Alike CC Attribution-NonCommercial-Share Alike licensed documentary we learned about late last year, are organizing a global screening of the film for Jan 18th, 2010:
From the To shoot an elephant team we are calling on any individual, group or collective to organise a screening on the 18th of January 2010; it doesn't matter where, at what time, or in what way it is done, the only condition being, that there is no charge or entry fee. Be it in a town square, a cinema, a theatre, cultural centre, school or college, the headquarters of a collective, social centre, squat centre…
You can obtain the film by purchasing the DVD, emailing the production team, or downloading the torrent. Learn more about the film, which focuses on turmoil in the Gaza Strip, as well as make a donation at the To Shoot An Elephant website.
UPDATE: The TSAE team has made the list of planned screenings available online.
UPDATE #2: The film To Shoot An Elephant is licensed under a CC Attribution-NonCommercial-Share Alike license – the film's website is licensed under a CC Attribution-Share Alike license.1 Comment »
Final campaign total: $533,898.68!
THANK YOU to everyone who donated to our annual fundraising campaign, who bought swag from our online store, and who helped spread the word to friends and colleagues asking for their support of CC over the past three months. Thanks to you, we were able to meet and exceed our goal, raising a total of $533,898.68 from individuals, family foundations, and companies around the world. We are honored to have so much support, despite a grim economic climate and amidst calls of support from so many worthy causes.
In the spirit of transparency, here's a more precise breakdown of the funds we raised during this campaign. We had a greater number of donations from individual supporters – users, advocates, and friends of Creative Commons just like you – than in any previous year; 1,296 individuals from countries around the world contributed whatever amount they were able in support of the commons, giving a total of $234,798.68. While this number is larger than it ever has been before, it is still relatively tiny compared to the scope and breadth of Creative Commons and the number of users and CC licenses (over a quarter of a billion) that currently exist in the world. We're hoping to see this gap narrow as Creative Commons becomes more self-sustaining, with our users and supporters giving enough back to the organization to support our core operations.
This year's corporate support came from the following companies and totaled $237,500:
Consumer Electronics Association
Current Media
Digital Garage
Microsoft Corporation
We also extend a heartfelt thanks to the following family foundations for their contributions totaling $61,600:
Doug and Betsey Schwab Family Foundation
Elbaz Family Foundation
Harnisch Foundation
Vadasz Family Foundation
Markle Foundation
Lewis Foundation
Tom and Susan Rabon Charitable Foundation
We asked our supporters to fill out a questionnaire and tell us why they chose to support CC this year. Here is what a few of you had to say:
"I strongly believe in new ways of licensing creativity."
"I believe the commons is important for culture and society."
"CC is needed to change the creative world from being self protective to being open and sharing."
"Because I fervently believe in personal freedom and CC is about Freedom."
If you donated this year, but missed the questionnaire, I encourage you to fill it out so that we can continue to improve our fundraising and awareness efforts.
We always welcome your support. We expect 2010 to be a year of many exciting projects and milestones – you can help ensure that by donating, buying swag, licensing your creative works and using CC-licensed material.1 Comment »
Honorary Doctorate Awarded to CC Founder Lawrence Lessig
The University of Amsterdam will present CC founder Lawrence Lessig with an honorary doctorate for his scholarship in cyberlaw and his advocacy to design a standard for open content licenses, Creative Commons. Prof. Bernt Hugenholtz of the Institute for Information Law (IvIR) will confer the degree on Prof. Lessig this Friday, Jan. 8.
The following day, Prof. Lessig joins several speakers at an academic symposium on open access publishing, organized by IvIR and Creative Commons Netherlands. If you cannot make the ceremony but would like to hear Prof. Lessig speak about copyright, you may find this recent talk of interest.
On behalf of the creators who've benefited from your remarkable work, thank you and congratulations, Prof. Lessig!Comments Off on Honorary Doctorate Awarded to CC Founder Lawrence Lessig
Thank You to Wikipedia founder, Jimmy Wales
Wikipedia also wrapped up a wildly successful fundraiser at the end of the year. See below for Wikipedia founder Jimmy Wales' thank you letter to the community, reproduced in full under CC BY-SA, the license Wikipedia and other Wikimedia sites migrated to last June. Note "support our friends" at the end — it is a great honor for CC to be in such esteemed company!
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We've just ended the most successful fundraiser in our history, $7.5 million USD raised in less than 8 weeks.
Incredible. But I'm not surprised.
In 2001, I took a bet on people, and you've never let me down.
You have created the largest collection of human knowledge ever assembled: 14 million encyclopedia articles in 270 languages, still growing and getting better every day. You have supported, funded and protected it.
Advertising doesn't pay for Wikipedia. You do. Wikipedia is the fifth most visited website on earth – 340 million people last month – and we run our servers and pay our lean staff entirely with donations.
Your donations keep Wikipedia free to use and free of ads. Your donations keep spreading free access to knowledge all across the earth.
Thank you for everything you give to make Wikipedia a reality. I've been inspired by your comments, and feel privileged to witness your passion for Wikipedia.
- "When I'm at a loss for answers in life, you are always here to rescue me!" – Lauren Sierra
- "To my 6-year-old son, Wikipedia is a wonderful window into the world's knowledge." – Pilgrim Beart
- "Wikipedia é muito importante para todos. É uma conquista da humanidade." – Fernando Borba
- "Wikipedia is all about fulfilling one simple need: immediate access to high quality information on any topic you can think of. That is why I'm glad to support it." – Joao Nunes
It's an amazing story. There's nothing else like it.
And if you haven't yet made a contribution to support Wikipedia, it's not too late. You can still make a gift to support the free and open sharing of knowledge. Just click here.
I also encourage you to support our friends:
- Creative Commons makes it easier for anyone to share and build upon the work of others. Make a donation to Creative Commons.
- The Electronic Frontier Foundation defends the rights of all Internet users. Make a donation to the EFF.
- The Free Software Foundation promotes the development of free software and supports the rights of computers users. Make a donation to the FSF.
Thank you again.
Wikipedia forever,
Jimmy Wales
Founder, Wikipedia
First Annual World's Fair Use Day
The First Annual World's Fair Use Day (WFUD) will be held on Tuesday January 12, 2010 in Washington, D.C. (with events kicking off Monday night). WFUD is being organized by Public Knowledge, and will bring together a wide variety of individuals and groups interested in fair use, including artists, scholars, policymakers, entrepreneurs, media professionals, and consumer advocates. Says PK:
World's Fair Use Day is a free, all-day celebration of the doctrine of fair use: the legal right that allows innovators and creators to make particular uses of copyrighted materials. WFUD will take place at the Newseum in Washington D.C. on Tuesday January 12, 2010, and will be organized by Public Knowledge (PK), a Washington D.C.-based non-profit, consumer-advocacy group. PK works to ensure that communications and intellectual property policies encourage creativity, further free expression and discourse and provide universal access to knowledge. As part of its campaign to return balance to copyright law, PK hopes to use WFUD to educate the public about the importance of fair use in an information society.
The events are free and open to the public, but RSVP is requested. Come say hello at the CC table in between sessions on Tuesday. See PK's preview of the festivities and the WFUD site for all the pertinent information.2 Comments »
Public Domain Day 2010 and Beyond
Creative Commons has been celebrating Public Domain Day – January 1st – for several years, alongside many others who are similarly passionate about the value of the public domain and the need to prevent its demise. Each year on this day, copyright protection expires for millions of creative works, allowing those works to be used, repurposed and built upon by anyone, without restriction or need for permission.
This year we are excited to witness a growth in the number of organizations and websites dedicated to celebrating and promoting this day. COMMUNIA, the European Thematic Network on the Digital Public Domain and an organization in which Creative Commons is a member, has started a new website devoted to Public Domain Day that includes resources such as public domain calculators, information about countries' copyright terms, and related information. The "project aims at increasing public awareness of this celebration and educating about the Public Domain concept and its potentialities for spreading culture and knowledge worldwide."
As well, the Center for the Study of the Public Domain at Duke University has several valuable web pages dedicated to Public Domain Day, including a detailed FAQ. As the site explains, "On the first day of each year, Public Domain Day celebrates the moment when copyrights expire. The films, photos, books and symphonies whose copyright term has finished become "free as the air to common use" (quoting U.S. Supreme Court Justice Louis Brandeis).
As Creative Commons embarks on its 8th year, plans are well underway to increase our focus and effort in the public domain arena. Here are a few highlights of what you can look forward to:
- In 2009, we launched the CC0 waiver, a tool that allows creators to effectively place their works in the public domain through a waiver of all copyright to the extent permitted by law. This coming year, Creative Commons will publish for comment and adoption norms – non binding, community-based guidelines such as how to properly cite the author – to accompany CC0. Look for more information about norms in early Spring.
- As a complement to CC0, which is designed to add content to the public domain, in 2010 we will also be increasing development efforts on our public domain assertion tool. This tool will enable members of the public and organizations such as libraries and museums to mark and tag public domain works available over the Internet. Although long in the development cycle, the demand and desire for such a protocol endures. Look for more information about our development plans soon.
- As always, Creative Commons will continue its public domain work in other fora, such as COMMUNIA WG6 (Mapping the Public Domain).
These initiatives, together with those of many other like-minded organizations and individuals, are critical to the construction and maintenance of the public domain. We hope you will join us in our efforts to build, preserve and make easily accessible this shared cultural resource.
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Good Luck, Pakistan! Thanks for Tweets
Pakistan holds elections on Saturday. More than 70 people have been killed nationwide in pre-election violence. It is encouraging that Pakistani High Court Chief Justice Dost Muhammad Khan issued a ruling on Thursday declaring US drone strikes in tribal areas in Pakistan illegal and a war crime.
I hope this election can help Pakistanis attach a much tighter leash on their own government. Unfortunately, elections rarely curb the rapacity of politicians. (America has re-learned this the hard way with practically every election since 1928.) The Lost Rights quip about democracy, wolves, and lambs has popped up fairly often lately in Pakistani tweets. Here's a reposting of some of those tweets –
Democracy must be something more than two wolves and a sheep voting on what to have for dinner. – James Bovard
— Priyank Rathod (@priyank_ignitis) May 9, 2013
Democracy must be something more than two wolves and a sheep voting on what to have for dinner. –James Bovard, Civil Libertarian (1994)
— MAJYD AZIZ (@MajydAziz) April 5, 2013
There's a bevy of other Pakistani Twitter quotes (and some from elsewhere in Asia) reposted (with the full Twitter imagery, including author photos) at my blog entry on the Pakistani election.
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Low-fare carrier Frontier Airlines announced Monday it will begin nonstop seasonal service between Knoxville and Chicago on June 15.
Frontier will be offering flights each Tuesday, Thursday and Sunday between Knoxville's McGhee Tyson Airport and Chicago-Midway Airport.
Howard Vogel, chairman of the Metropolitan Knoxville Airport Authority, said the announcement is good news for travelers looking for more low-fare service.
"Providing passengers with low-fare, convenient air service to popular destinations like Chicago is extremely important to our airport and to our community," he said in a statement.
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Headquartered in Denver, Frontier entered the Knoxville market in June 2011 with nonstop service between Knoxville and Denver.
The Denver flights are seasonal and will pick up again April 30, with flights on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
The announcement of new Chicago service comes just a few weeks after American Eagle Airlines announced it will begin nonstop service from McGhee Tyson to LaGuardia Airport in New York starting April 1.
Frontier Airlines said that the Knoxville-to-Chicago service is one of six new routes it is launching nationwide to celebrate its 20th anniversary and to kick off the summer travel season.
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07/14/2011 | ReconRobotics Pays $17,500 to End FCC Investigation of Rules Violations
On Wednesday, July 13, the FCC announced that its Enforcement Bureau and ReconRobotics have entered into a Consent Decree. This resolves an FCC investigation in response to a complaint filed by the ARRL. In 2010, the ARRL alleged that ReconRobotics had vi
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05/25/2011 | FEMA Administrator Calls Amateur Radio "The Last Line of Defense"
In an FCC forum on earthquake communications preparedness, Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) Administrator Craig Fugate described the Amateur Radio operator as "the ultimate backup, the originators of what we call social media." The forum-- held
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05/23/2011 | ARRL to Testify on Interoperable Public Safety Network
The Subcommittee on Communications and Technology of the US House of Representatives has invited the ARRL to testify at a hearing on "Creating an Interoperable Public Safety Network." ARRL General Counsel Chris Imlay, W3KD, will appear before the Subcommi
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04/19/2011 | "Eternal Vigilance" Is the Price We Pay for Our Spectrum
The first edition for 2011 of Spectrum Defense Matters -- a newsletter aimed at keeping ARRL members updated on issues related to the protection of Amateur Radio frequencies -- was recently released on the ARRL website. This newsletter covers both domesti
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04/19/2011 | ARRL Scores Partial Victory in ReconRobotics Proceeding
The FCC has given radio amateurs a partial victory in response to the ARRL's challenge, in a Petition for Reconsideration, of a rules waiver that permits the certification and licensing of the Recon Scout -- a remote-controlled, maneuverable surveillance
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03/10/2011 | NPSTC Says HR 607 "Needs to Be Amended"
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03/02/2011 | ARRL Members Respond to HR 607
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I was thinking of playing a challenge on black ops 2 zombies, so I went looking and found some videos. The challenges I found where ok but not what I was looking for. Then I found this challenge, it was at Die Rise and its freaking sweet. It would take to long to write out the rules so just watch the link. I think this challenge bring more to Die Rise and that is what I like about it. The channel is cool to lots of challenge vids. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pnTOBY-qkkQ
If there are that many rules, then it might not be as good as ya think?
I like pretending youtube isn't a thing.
sorry I didnt put the rules
No harm.
Sorry I didn't view the vid.
thats cool man, do you like challenge videos?
Um... I like challenges. Boostin' a vid's views is a different story.
how would you know if i was trying to boost
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You need to get a 240 - 120 transformer. Take them to your local electrician and show him/her your problem, they should be able to work out the VA rating for the transformer. They just may have a voltage select switch on them somewhere too if your luckly.
Mm-hm, and what's a voltage select switch? What if I get some dodgy electrician who doesn't know what he's doing and he
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Family Size
White meat chicken, ham, pasta and peas in a Swiss cheese sauce.
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Serving Size 4
Servings Per Container: 4
|Amount Per Serving
|Calories 330
|Calories from Fat 140
|% Daily Value *
|Total Fat 15
|22.00 %
|Saturated Fat 5
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|Cholesterol 35mg
|11.00 %
|Sodium 920mg
|38.00 %
|Total Carbohydrate 28g
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|Sugars 7g
|Protein 20g
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Texas deputy drowns in attempt to rescue Marine
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By Mike Glenn, Houtston Chronicle
A San Jacinto County deputy constable died Thursday evening while attempting to save a struggling swimmer in the Trinity River, authorities said.
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I'm kind of curious about what the best practice is when referencing the 'global' namespace in javascript, which is merely a shortcut to the
window object (or vice versia depending on how you look at it).
I want to know if:
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is better or worse than:
var answer = window.Math.floor(value);
Is one better or worse, even slightly, for performance, resource usage, or compatibility?
Does one have a slighter higher cost? (Something like an extra pointer or something)
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yeap bird gang swerve on uYa sayin no homo es so cool. DIPSET!
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back in the day niiggas used to just say Pause after they said something stupid because if they didn't call it, some next niigga would be like "gimme mine" and then gil said niiggas neck.
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STOLEN DOG FEMALE 18 Dec 09 (posted 26 May 10) STROUDSBURG
Locale: Route 209 by BigStar
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Locale: Gordon St & Church St.
Markings: All Grey and Bright Red tail
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Locale: Treasure Lake
Markings: White english pointer with brown markings 10 months old
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Locale: Davis Road Near Exit 86
Markings: Brown and Gray Puppy
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Locale: Route 34 near Mount Holly
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Locale: Walmart
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Locale: Pontiac Street
Markings: Siamese with blue eyes
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Locale: Richland Township, RTE 219 near Galleria dr
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Contact: 814-535-6116
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Locale: 514
Markings: Bassett Hound Old Male brown & white wearing a chain collar. Female Black & white mix companion with him. She is older too.
Additional: Both very friendly
Contact: 570-673-3925
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Locale: Hardt Rd and Gibsonia Rd
Markings: Small, black collar blue leash
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Locale: Paxton Church Rd and Progress Ave
Markings: Black and Tan, Typical Rottie
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Locale: near buttonwood, beach or james, or hamilton possibly
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LOST YORKIE 25 Oct 09 HARMONY
Locale: Scottridge Rd, Rt 19
Markings: 16 yr old Yorkshire terrier, very feeble, can't hear. Gray and tannish brown
Contact: 724-452-2012 email@example.com
LOST CAT MALE 25 Oct 09 MAPLE GLEN
Locale: Dillion Road and Blair Lane
Markings: Black and White, White under belly and paws, Green eyes
Contact: 215 469-0449 firstname.lastname@example.com
LOST DOG FEMALE 23 Oct 09 WASHINGTON
Locale: Canton Twp.
Markings: black with brown eyebrows, bottom of face, legs, crown on rear and some white on chest
Additional: beagle-rott mix
Contact: firstname.lastname@example.com
FOUND DOG FEMALE 16 Oct 09 (posted 15 Nov 09) E. STRODSBURG
Locale: resica falls
Markings: all white, 60 pounds
Additional: nice and friendly. esquimalt or hosky
Contact: 201-966-6753 firstname.lastname@example.com
LOST CAT 16 Oct 09
Locale: intersection of routes 44 & 414, Cumming Township, Lycoming County, near Waterville
Markings: dark, black, Looks similar to Maine Coon type cats, fluffy
Additional: Lost in an accident at this intersection. It is declawed & neutered. We are in okla. Thanks so much.
Contact: 918-285-1885 email@example.com
STOLEN CAT MALE 11 Oct 09 PHILADELPHIA
Locale: Reedland St, Southwest Philly, Jenkintown
Markings: polydactyl, orange tabby, white paws
Additional: extra toes on all feet, prone to ear infections, not neutered, name Finbar, could possibly have been relocated to Glenside, Jenkintown, Drexel Hill
Website: Photo
Contact: 610-331-4504 firstname.lastname@example.com
LOST CAT MALE 10 Oct 09 PITTSBURGH
Locale: brookline,fernhill ave
Markings: black with white belly, neck, paws [tuxedo]
Additional: reward with safe return
Contact: 4123412736 email@example.com
LOST DOG MALE 10 Oct 09 BELLEFONTE
Locale: Opequon Hill Development, Meadow Flower Circle
Markings: Large, Gentle, Shy, Timid 7 year old Rhodesian Ridgeback with Tattoo on inner thigh.
Additional: May be very hungry and scared. Wearing Collar with our phone number on it.
Website: Photo
Contact: 433-845-2488 email@example.com
LOST KITTEN MALE 9 Oct 09 PENNSBURG, RED HILL
Locale: Main St, Rt, 663, Shirley Ln.
Markings: 5 wks old, cream colored tabby with white talk nd stripes near his under belly. still has blue eyes.
Contact: 610-334-5598 firstname.lastname@example.com
LOST DOG FEMALE 7 Oct 09 BETHLEHEM
Locale: East 3rd street
Markings: tan Shih Tzu Mix, black button Nose
Additional: Name "Sweety"
Contact: 610-866-8185 email@example.com
LOST DOG MALE 6 Oct 09 LEBANON
Locale: 9th street near railroad
Markings: dirty blonde pug-shitzu, black walking collar
Contact: 717-273-0128 firstname.lastname@example.com
LOST GERMAN SHORTHAIRED POINTER FEMALE 6 Oct 09 BUTLER
Locale: butler city
Markings: medium sized. liver and rone color docked tail very loveable.
Contact: 7242855950 email@example.com
STOLEN SHIH TZU MALE 4 Oct 09 JEANNETTE
Locale: north third street
Markings: white, brown spots, 15 pounds
Additional: Dandy, 8 years old, can't see very well, wearing red spiked collar
Contact: 724 522 1303 firstname.lastname@example.com
LOST CAT MALE apx 4 Oct 09 BETHEL PARK
Locale: baptist rd
Markings: dark gray green eyes really skittish
Contact: 412-854-5236 email@example.com
LOST COCKATIEL 4 Oct 09 SCRANTON
Locale: South Side
Markings: Yellow with orange cheeks
Additional: Her name is Cleo she is very sweet and friendly she flew away this morning and our family is extremely sad.
Contact: 570-479-2111 email@example.com
LOST CAT FEMALE 1 Oct 09 (posted 27 Mar 10) PITTSBURGH
Locale: bellevue
Markings: dark tabby, black and grey, white paws and belly, brown nose had a green and white striped flea collar on. about 4 years old
Additional: gets moody at times. her name is baby girl although she may not answer to it. very missed by her owner
Contact: 4128657797 email@example.com
LOST MINIATURE BULLDOG FEMALE 2 Oct 09 VILLANOVA, GLADWYNE
Locale: Conshohocken State & Spring Mill Rds
Markings: Black
Additional: Dutchie lost her collar, she has no id tag.
Contact: 610 960 4569 firstname.lastname@example.com
LOST DOG FEMALE apx Sept 09 (posted 31 Dec 09) MT. PLEASANT
Locale: Raumbaugh School, New dam bridgeport area, 15666
Markings: she is mostly white but has big patches of gray on her and in the gray she has black, gray, and white spots.
Contact: 724-547-0354
LOST BEAGLE MALE Sept 09 MOSHANNON
Locale: By Crossroads
Markings: looks like he has dark eyeliner, Remington collar
Contact: 717-442-8945 email@example.com
LOST DOG FEMALE 28 Sept 09 KUNKLETOWN
Locale: walnut
Markings: white with black mask
Additional: dogs name is copie, she weighs 90 lbs, long hair akita
Contact: email@example.com
LOST GERMAN SHORTHAIRED POINTER FEMALE 17 Sept 09 YARDLEY
Locale: East Ferry & River Road
Markings: 40lbs. 1yo. White with brown markings. Docked tail. Floppy ears.
Additional: Friendly, but shy. Had orange collar with ID tag.
Website: Photo
Contact: 215-860-7981 firstname.lastname@example.com
LOST CAT MALE 15 Sept 09 BENSALEM
Locale: Park Ave., Franklin Commons
Markings: Orange and white
Additional: His name is Basil. He is seven years of age. Please call us, we miss him dearly.
Contact: 2679395821 email@example.com
LOST FERRET 15 Sept 09 BELLEFONTE
Locale: south spring street
Markings: dark brown and tan with masked face
Additional: she answers to the name of stick
Contact: 267-243-3286 firstname.lastname@example.com
LOST CAT FEMALE 13 Sept 09 (posted 6 Jan 10) GREELEY
Locale: Junction of 434 and 590
Markings: older grey tabby with white chest
Additional: Name is "Suzi" also has some black on back of rear paws
Contact: 201-306-6154 firstname.lastname@example.com
LOST COCKATIEL 13 Sept 09 SARVER
Locale: Ekastown Road, Sarver
Markings: gray cockatiel with yellow face and orange cheeks, band on leg
Contact: (724)826-9506 email@example.com
LOST DOG MALE 8 Sept 09 JEANNETTE
Locale: Ran off from Railroad street, Last seen on north first street
Markings: Shitzu-yorkie mix Small dog, long black hair, small blue tatoo on belly (done at the vets for proof of neutering)
Additional: Answers to Teddy
Contact: email@example.com
LOST DOG MALE 7 Sept 09 NORTH WASHINGTON
Locale: RT 38
Markings: Black with some redish spots
Additional: He is a large shepherd and friendly his name is Alf
Contact: 724 894 2884 firstname.lastname@example.com
LOST CAT MALE 7 Sept 09 BELLEFONTE
Locale: Burrows St.
Markings: Short haired persian, grayish-blue tabby with white on belly.
Additional: He has copper colored eyes & is 10 yrs. old. He has illness that can infect other cats although he appears healthy.
Contact: 814 357-9167 email@example.com
LOST CHIHUAHUA MALE 6 Sept 09 MERCER
Locale: Around airport road
Markings: Black with white tuxedo and tan eyebrows, white paws, and tan legs
Additional: Someone that was watching him lost him, and we want him back! He's a very timid dog to people he doesn't know so be careful if you approach him!
Contact: 240-357-6527 firstname.lastname@example.com
FOUND GERMAN SHORTHAIRED POINTER MALE 5 Sept 09 JIM THORPE
Locale: Maurey Road
Additional: Guessing he is about 1 year old. Found with collar but no tags.
Contact: email@example.com
FOUND COCKATIEL 4 Sept 09 LEVITTOWN
Locale: Cliff Road
Contact: 2159325973 email@example.com
FOUND DOG FEMALE 4 Sept 09 CARLISLE
Locale: Potato Road
Markings: Small 20 lbs. black dog with silver highlights
Additional: Looks like a dachshund-terrier mix. She is short and long. Wearing a collar but no tags.
Contact: firstname.lastname@example.com
FOUND CAT MALE 2 Sept 09 EXTON
Locale: ship road and n. locust lane
Markings: tan-orangeish, eyes yellow green
Contact: 610-308-5471 email@example.com
LOST PARROT Aug 09 (posted 8 Oct 09) PHILADELPHIA
Locale: Welsh and Blvd
Markings: green with yellow and a small patch of blue above black beak band on left foot
Additional: tex has been a member of the family for 24 years he was stolen from our home during a burglery
Contact: 2672537742 firstname.lastname@example.com
FOUND SIBERIAN HUSKY FEMALE 31 Aug 09 BROOKVILLE
Additional: Must have been on the run for a month or two. Very well trained, Can tell she was very loved
Contact: firstname.lastname@example.com
STOLEN YORKIE MALE 23 Aug 09 JONAS
Locale: Pleasant Valley Estates Rt 534, Jonas
Markings: small 7 lbs, black, tan, with a bald head, and tummy
Additional: kojack needs meds
Contact: 570 629 6975 email@example.com
LOST SHIH TZU MALE 21 Aug 09 CONSHOHOCKEN
Locale: Springmill avenue
Markings: 11 lb white with light brown ears
Additional: 10 years old and on prescription medication. very friendly and tends to chase people on bikes
Contact: 610-212-9501 email@example.com
LOST MINIATURE HUSKY FEMALE 21 Aug 09 PHILADELPHIA, GERMANTOWN
Locale: Last seen on Harley & Greene
Markings: White & Grey Fur, 1 Blue Eye, 1 Brown Eye, 65 lbs
Website: Photo
Contact: 484 995 2039 email@example.com
FOUND CAT FEMALE 21 Aug 09 DOVER
Locale: Palomino Road & Sheppard Drive
Markings: Light grey with dark grey stripes. Short hair with long haired tail and large ears.
Additional: Kitten between 6-8 weeks old. Only ppl missing cat matching this descrip please.
Contact: firstname.lastname@example.com
STOLEN DOG MALE 20 Aug 09 BETHEL
Locale: Old Route 22 and Airport Road
Markings: Solid Brown with a docked tail (4 in.), curly hair, and floppy ears, 3 and 1/2 months old
Contact: 610-621-3688 firstname.lastname@example.com
FOUND CAT FEMALE 19 Aug 09 MOUNTAIN TOP
Locale: sherwood forest & 309
Markings: grey
Additional: litter of 5
Contact: 474 5042 firstname.lastname@example.com
LOST CHOCOLATE LAB FEMALE 17 Aug 09 PEACH BOTTOM, DARLINGTON
Locale: north cooper road
Additional: 9 months old, no collar
Contact: 717-456-6121 email@example.com
LOST DOG MALE 17 Aug 09 MOUNT POCONO
Locale: Route 611, Mount Pocono area
Markings: Black and white small dog, very hairy, friendly, will go with anyone who pets him.
Additional: Puppy's name is Poochie, shih Tzu-shih poo mix breed. Has a red leash on his neck. No collar
Contact: 551-482-4424 firstname.lastname@example.com
LOST CAT MALE 17 Aug 09 OLEY, BERKS
Locale: Snyder Road
Markings: Beautiful gray cat. Named milo. green eyes. little white under chin. May be scared and shy
Contact: 610-587-0362 firstname.lastname@example.com
FOUND GOLDEN RETRIEVER FEMALE 16 Aug 09 WINDBER
Locale: Babcock Creek Road
Markings: 62 pounds. Light tan, long haired
Additional: No collar, very friendly
Contact: (814) 525-5846 email@example.com
LOST COCKATIEL 15 Aug 09 JOHNSTOWN
Locale: West End
Markings: Gray body with yellow head and orange cheeks. One wing hangs lower than the other.
Additional: Joey is very friendly. He will say Joe-Joe and whistle and cluck.
Contact: 814-539-0300 email@example.com
FOUND DOG MALE 10 Aug 09 (posted 10 Sept 09) GROVE CITY
Locale: cranberry road and elliott road
Markings: black with white spotted paws white tip on tail speckled nose
Additional: when barking sounds like a coyote mixed breed border collie and something
Contact: 8147868020 email@example.com
LOST CAT MALE 8 Aug 09 (posted 15 Dec 09) PHILADELPHIA
Locale: Ditman & Kendrick
Markings: Black, polydactyl front paws only, a little white on underbelly
Contact: firstname.lastname@example.com
STOLEN PARROT 5 Aug 09 PHILADELPHIA
Locale: Bustleton and welsh
Markings: Blue front amazon 24 years old Med green with yellow
Additional: blue above beak banded
Contact: 267.253.7742 firstname.lastname@example.com
FOUND AMAZON PARROT 5 Aug 09 PHILADELPHIA
Locale: vicinity of Cottman & Castor
Contact: firstname.lastname@example.com
LOST CAT MALE 3 Aug 09 LANCASTER
Locale: bentley ridge
Markings: orange tiger stripe, mustache of orange around mouth
Contact: 717-799-7189 email@example.com
FOUND CAT FEMALE 3 Aug 09 HATBORO
Locale: Frontier Rd., Byberry Rd.
Markings: White, black and orange markings
Additional: Very friendly, not skittish at all.
Contact: 215-285-6420 email@example.com
LOST COCKATIEL 2 Aug 09 PITTSBURGH
Markings: almost all gray, white on wings, yellow on head and tail
Additional: prefers males, can step up but doesn't like to be touched
Contact: firstname.lastname@example.com
LOST DOG MALE 2 Aug 09 MAPLE GLEN
Locale: Bell Lane zip 19002
Markings: Toy Manchester Terrier (looks like Miniature Doberman Pinscher but more slender), black with tan markings
Website: Photo
Contact: (215) 646-2441 firstname.lastname@example.com
FOUND DOG FEMALE 2 Aug 09 CARNEGIE, SCOTT TOWNSHIP
Locale: Lindsay Road
Markings: All white with tan on the right side of face
Additional: Jack Russell Terrier type breed
Contact: 412-722-8344 firstname.lastname@example.com
LOST DOG FEMALE July 09 (posted 29 Feb 2012) KNOXVILLE
Markings: Large, white with large brown spots on side, back and face
Additional: Cammy disappeared in July of 2009. It's possible that someone has her in the area. Offering a 2000 dollar reward.
Website: Photo
Contact E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com Phone: 781-913-2049
FOUND HIMALAYAN CAT 24 July 09 LEMOYNE
Locale: Lemoyne, Camp hill, PA
Additional: very friendly
Contact: (717) 763-1176 email@example.com
FOUND DOG FEMALE 24 July 09 PENN FOREST TOWNSHIP
Locale: Found on Hell Hollow Rd Penn Forest
Markings: Purple Colar with PANDA written on it
Contact: firstname.lastname@example.com
LOST PITBULL MALE 22 July 09 UNIONTOWN
Locale: west berkelet street
Markings: tan, white, brown, sum black with a white stripe going up his nose
Additional: he is about 3 years old his name is blade
Contact: 7245504373 firstname.lastname@example.com
LOST CAT MALE 21 July 09 LANDISVILLE
Locale: Cooper Ave., Silversprings Rd.
Markings: Orange & White Striped with 4 white feet, white neck and belly, short hair, long tail, yellow eyes, not declawed
Additional: Answers to the name of Puff. He is very friendly and loves Cheerios. He was not wearing a collar. He has an Avid microchip.
Contact: 717-701-0239 firstname.lastname@example.com
LOST CAT MALE 19 July 09 CARLISLE
Locale: Courtyard Dr & West Street
Markings: Very fat, all gray cat. Front paws are declawed.
Additional: Can be skittish around strangers but LOVES food so can often be bribed to come that way.
Contact: (717) 571-5741 firstname.lastname@example.com
LOST CAT FEMALE 18 July 09 PITTSTON, INKERMAN
Locale: Main Street
Markings: Black with white spots
Additional: Our cat Lilly is tiny, and it might be hard to tell, but she is expecting kittens any day! Please, please, please return if found!
Website: Photo
Contact: 570-881-7089 email@example.com
LOST COCKATIEL 16 July 09 MOUNTVILLE
Markings: body grey head yellow cheeks orange dots
Contact: (717)285-4712 firstname.lastname@example.com
FOUND TWO DOGS 12 July 09 EXTON
Locale: Ship Road
Markings: The dogs are small, the one has black and white markings, the other is all brown.
Additional: Both have collars with rabies update tags, but no other means of ID.
Contact: 6103449810 email@example.com
STOLEN THREE PUPPIES 11 July 09 BENSALEM
Locale: Bowman Avenue
Markings: One male dark brindle, two females one all black the other black with white chest and paws
Additional: Puppies are about 3 months old. they were stolen from my backyard. Please return them. We miss them very much!
Website: Photos
Contact: email@example.com
LOST CAT MALE 8 July 09 CARLISLE
Locale: monroe township off trindle rd between carlisle & mechanicsburg
Markings: black & silver stripe tiger cat, 2 yrs neutered, pinkish nose
Additional: Medium size, long & slender, has all claws, friendly, has all shots
Contact: 7174403377 firstname.lastname@example.com
FOUND DOG MALE 7 July 09 HICKORY
Locale: found on Main st rt 50
Markings: reddish brown fur like a golden retriever
Additional: wearing a collar, very friendly and taken care of
Contact: 724-263-4712 email@example.com
LOST AUSTRALIAN SHEPHERD FEMALE 6 July 09 WALLINGFORD
Locale: Beech Road
Markings: brown, black head, spots on body
Contact: 717-514-5486 firstname.lastname@example.com
LOST GOLDEN RETRIEVER FEMALE 5 July 09 MIFFLINTOWN, JUNIATA COUNTY
Locale: Big Run Road
Markings: spayed, wearing purple collar with rabies tag and retractable leash
Additional: 4 yr old, doesn't like loud noises or cars, sweet and submissive. reward for her safe return
Contact: 570-326-1551, ext 3128 firstname.lastname@example.com
LOST DOG MALE 4 July 09 (updated 28 July 09) YORK
Locale: North York
Markings: black with white stripe down his nose and white on his muzzle
Additional: He looks like a small Black lab but is a mixed breed.
Contact: 717-767-7467 firstname.lastname@example.com
LOST SHIH TZU MALE 4 July 09 CHAMBERSBURG
Locale: Lincoln way west by warm spring road
Markings: white in color with brown collar
Additional: small about 10 lbs
Contact: 717-414-0647 email@example.com
LOST DOG MALE 3 July 09 BROOKSTON
Locale: NE Forest County
Markings: Mostly Black with tan markings, tan eyebrows
Additional: Wiley, green John Deere collar, 50 lbs. neutered
Contact: 614-390-1305 email@example.com
LOST CAT MALE 2 July 09 GREENCASTLE
Locale: Moss Spring Villa
Markings: Solid Black, long haired cat with a haircut. Has a crusty left eye. Front paws declawed.
Contact: 717-977-9339 firstname.lastname@example.com
LOST CAT MALE 1 July 09 NEWTOWN
Locale: Brookside Development
Markings: Gray striped Tiger with white belly
Additional: Very friendly
Contact: 215 932-2534 firstname.lastname@example.com
LOST COCKATIEL 1 July 09 PERKASIE
Locale: Campus & 5th St.
Markings: all yellow with orange cheeks
Additional: reward
Contact: 215-262-5591 email@example.com
FOUND AUSTRALIAN SHEPHERD FEMALE 30 June 09 NEW TRIPOLI
Locale: neer rt 100
Markings: multi color
Contact: firstname.lastname@example.com
LOST POMERANIAN MALE 29 June 09 BENSALEM
Locale: Mark Circle, Bensalem Blvd near PA Turnpike
Markings: tan, red
Additional: Small, friendly, not wearing his tags
Contact: 610-299-3820 firstname.lastname@example.com
LOST RAT TERRIER MALE 28 June 09 HUMMELSTOWN
Locale: Hummelstown Borough
Markings: Black and white
Additional: Had John Deere collar and tags. Please help find him
Contact: 717-566-7064 email@example.com
LOST DOG FEMALE 28 June 09 NORTH WALES
Locale: Gwynedd Wildlife Preserve
Markings: White and Tan Coonhound
Additional: 50+ pounds. She saw a deer and got out of our backyard. Answers to Maybelleine
Contact: 864-940-9392 firstname.lastname@example.com
FOUND CAT 26 June 09 PHILADELPHIA
Locale: Oakmont St and Veree Rd
Markings: Multi-colored Brown declawed
Contact: 267-625-7022 email@example.com
FOUND CAT 25 June 09 SPRING CITY
Locale: Brown Street
Markings: Black and white, front declawed
Additional: Young adult, no collar, very friendly. Showed up around June 20th-25th, very thin.
Contact: email@example.com
LOST CAT FEMALE 20 June 09 WASHINGTON
Locale: Lakeview Drive
Markings: Grey Striped, has claws
Contact: 724-809-3505 email@example.com
LOST PARAKEET 20 June 09 PHOENIXVILLE
Locale: nutt Road, route 23, West phoenix drive
Markings: blue and white with purple on cheeks
Additional: Name is Zuli (zoo-lee). He is very tame and friendly!
Contact: 610-304-9886 firstname.lastname@example.com
LOST DOG FEMALE 17 June 09 LANSDALE
Locale: Pennbrooke & Hancock Sts
Markings: 12 years old on the heavy side
Additional: She is very friendly named "Mushka"
Contact: Lisa 267-467-8139 firstname.lastname@example.com
FOUND CAT 8 June 09 BRISTOL
Locale: Otter st
Markings: He/She is white, orange and black she's pretty small to medium but she's skinny now.
Additional: She has a black studded collar with a white plastic collar looking type underneath she seems to have her front claws taken out. she is very friendly.
Contact: 267-981-3855 email@example.com
LOST DOG MALE 6 June 09 (posted 7 Nov 09) GLENSHAW
Markings: chihuahua mix, dark brown and light brown tan eyebrows white on his chest he look like a toco bell dog he is small. the tip of his tail is white
Additional: his name is taz please please if anybody has him let me know
Website: Photo
Contact: 412-452-7714 email@example.com
FOUND CAT 5 June 09 SINKING SPRING
Markings: White, Gray & Brown mix, Green eyes, Black markings on back of paw
Additional: Very friendly, sweet, doesn't like dogs
Contact: 610-743-4390
LOST DOG MALE 3 June 09 ELIZABETHVILLE
Locale: N. Church street
Markings: Medium, black (back), brown (head & legs), and white (paws & stomach)
Contact: 717-215-0905 firstname.lastname@example.com
LOST PARAKEET 2 June 09 LANCASTER
Markings: teal and white
Contact: email@example.com
FOUND CAT 1 June 09 PECKVILLE
Locale: Keystone Ave
Markings: Black with white underneath, No claws, very friendly
Contact: 570-881-1919 email@example.com
FOUND CAT FEMALE 1 June 09 MORRISVILLE
Locale: Delmorr and Bridge St
Markings: just had babies wearing a pink flea collar
Additional: Was pegnant when we found her and she had the babies about 2 weeks ago under our office porch. We have them all safe and dry in the back room.
Contact: 215-962-1129 firstname.lastname@example.com
FOUND CAT MALE 1 June 09 POTTSTOWN
Locale: lower pottsgrove
Markings: tan, white, gray, black. american house cat, collar no tags
Contact: 484.941.2594 firstname.lastname@example.com
LOST CAT FEMALE May 09 (updated 10 Nov 09) HARRISBURG
Locale: Bellevue Rd, Berryhill Rd
Markings: Solid black, spayed, not declawed
Additional: She was wearing a purple collar but it may have come off. Very friendly.
Contact: 717-309-4546 firstname.lastname@example.com
LOST CAT FEMALE 27 May 09 SCRANTON
Locale: Crown Ave, Orchard St.
Markings: fuzzy black with blonde freckes on face, blonde back paw
Additional: goes by the name of Cutsey
Contact: email@example.com
LOST DOG MALE 27 May 09 LARKSVILLE
Locale: morgan st. and cemetary st. state st.
Markings: all white with brown ears and a brown spot around his tail. He has brown eyes and weighs aprox. 14-16 lbs. He was wearing a blue harness and answers to the name Jax.
Additional: Last seen at 6:00 pm at 5/27/09. if found please contact us at 570-779-4884 899-2747 899-2748
Contact: 570-779-4884 firstname.lastname@example.com
LOST PARROT 24 May 09 PHILADELPHIA
Locale: Janney st and Venango st
Markings: White Yellow and salmon
Additional: My goffin cockatoo flew away on 5-24-09 His name is alf He says alf dada and hello Last seen in the vicinity of emerald and tioga 19134. I
Contact: 215-535-5085 email@example.com
LOST CAT MALE 20 May 09 MONTROSE
Locale: Rt 167 Near Nassar Rd
Markings: Black with white underneath and on paws
Additional: Neutered and very friendly. Able to pick up and I am not sure how he is with other animals.
Contact: email@example.com
STOLEN DOG MALE 20 May 09 JEANNETTE
Locale: Frothingham and Fourth
Markings: Tan with a white belly and backside. Neutered
Additional: Had a green collar on. Very people friendly. House trained. Timid.
Contact: 724-374-5012 firstname.lastname@example.com
LOST CAT FEMALE 19 May 09 GROVE CITY
Locale: I-80, exit 29
Markings: Pastel calico, round face, no front claws, about 10 lbs.
Additional: Little Sophia was lost during traffic accident. Very sweet, used to being indoors. Please help!
Contact: Judy 619-916-6900 email@example.com
FOUND CAT 19 May 09 ROYERSFORD
Locale: Galie and King Road
Markings: Orange and white adult cat found in the back yard and on our porch.
Contact: 610-567-3897
LOST DOG MALE 18 May 09 SHOEMAKERSVILLE
Locale: Chestnut St
Markings: White and light brown. Wearing black collar. 6 years old, 8.5 lbs
Additional: May not come when called. Please call with ANY information. Thank you!
Contact: 610-562-3617 email@example.com
LOST PIT BULL FEMALE 18 May 09 TOBYHANNA
Locale: pheasant lane
Markings: chocolate brown with her ears cut. she is a medium size dog and answers to the name mocha.
Contact: 646-797-7300 email@example.com
LOST PARROT 15 May 09 NORTHEAST PHILADELPHIA
Locale: zip code: 19120 (Sanger & Reach Street)
Markings: All white. Missing a toe on one foot.
Additional: Please let me know if you find or spot her! Our grey is grieving without her! Also she does not talk but mimics uh-huh. Reward.
Website: Photo
Contact: 215-586-0859 firstname.lastname@example.com
LOST BOXER FEMALE 4 May 09 WEST GOSHEN
Locale: oxford rd & 5 points rd, west goshen, paoli pike
Markings: blk with white socks on legs, white between eyes, white markings around neck
Additional: has a micro chip, 1 yr old
Contact: 7042365980 firstname.lastname@example.com
FOUND BEAGLE FEMALE 4 May 09 WOMELSDORF
Locale: rt 419
Contact: 610-693-9607 firstname.lastname@example.com
FOUND DOG MALE 1 May 09 WEXFORD
Locale: Perry highway. At Patron Mexican Grill
Markings: Tan Color
Contact: 412 865 6037
FOUND CAT Apr 09 (posted 17 Sept 09) HARRISBURG
Locale: Paxton Church Road
Markings: Black on backs of legs, long bushy dark tail, very friendly
Additional: This cat was microchipped from Hbg. Humane Soc., but they claimed they had no record of previous owners. Microchip was done in 2006.
Contact: 717-234-7509 email@example.com
FOUND DOG FEMALE 30 Apr 09 PHILADELPHIA
Locale: Morris Animal Center, Philadlphia
Markings: Small, about 15 lbs, Black and Silver, coat like a border collie, appearance like a dachshund
Additional: This dog is extremely sweet, she is black with white or silver highlights
Contact: (610) 649-2156 email@example.com
LOST DOG MALE 26 Apr 09 KUNKLETOWN
Locale: El-Do lake area, Jonas
Markings: Black with silver near eyes & muzzle
Website: Photo
Contact: 516 220 7017 email@example.com
LOST CAT FEMALE 25 Apr 09 UPPER SOUTHAMPTON
Locale: Bristol Rd, estate Lane, Tamanend Park
Markings: Black tuxedo w/ white boots
Additional: tess is wearing a pink collar & is extremely friendly.
Contact: 215.272.4800 firstname.lastname@example.com
FOUND CAT MALE 23 Apr 09 NORRISTOWN
Locale: east lafayette street
Markings: white and gray
Additional: very friendly and wearing blue and white collar i took him to the consho.spca
Contact: email@example.com
FOUND JACK RUSSELL TERRIER MALE 20 Apr 09 MD-PA BORDER
Locale: Flintville Road, Whiteford, Delta, PA, found near Broad Creek Camp in Maryland
Markings: Wht & Brn
Contact: 301-524-7966 email@example.com
FOUND DOG MALE 17 Apr 09 PITTSBURGH
Locale: Westwood, Jerome St
Markings: Small, long fur, dark brindled
Additional: Was wearing a collar but no tags. Going to Pgh Animal Control after today.
Contact: firstname.lastname@example.com
LOST CAT FEMALE 15 Apr 09 JOHNSTOWN
Locale: Westmont near Incline Plane
Markings: Smaller calico cat, very friendly wearing pink polkadot collar
Additional: We just moved to a new house and our cat has wandered from our new home, possibly back to our old home in Southmont.
Contact: email@example.com
LOST DOG MALE 5 Apr 09 POTTSTOWN
Locale: Between walnut & charlotte street
Markings: brown with black and golden highlights
Additional: dog was wearing a white flea collar and also a black collar with part of an orange leash attached
Contact: 610-718-1720 email@example.com
LOST CAT MALE Mar 09 (posted 2 Jan 10) ALTOONA
Locale: eldorado area
Markings: All white long haird cat, yellow eyes, pink nose and pads
Additional: neutered, lost in altoona area since March 09
Contact: firstname.lastname@example.com
FOUND PARROT 30 Mar 09 CARBONDALE
Locale: Lathrop St. Just off Main Street, Carbondale
Markings: Red and orange head with green on the tip of the wings and tail with a band on the left foot.
Additional: Very friendly and beautiful bird.
Contact: (570) 282-5089 email@example.com
LOST SIAMESE CAT FEMALE 29 Mar 09 WARRINGTON
Locale: Bradford Green and County Line Road
Markings: short hair white & tan with black mask answers to fiji
Contact: 267-241-8848 email@example.com
LOST DOG MALE 21 Mar 09 (posted 2 Nov 09)
Locale: between prosperity and green county area
Markings: black and white with white ring around his nose
Additional: Very friendly big dog
Contact: firstname.lastname@example.com
LOST TEACUP YORKIE MALE 19 Mar 09 JOHNSTOWN
Locale: Lorain Boro, Oakland Avenue and View Street area
Markings: Black and brown
Additional: Teacup Yorkshire Terrier, 1 year old, approx. 5 lbs. Family pet, sadly missed. Reward for safe return.
Contact: 814-659-3077, or 814-659-0041 email@example.com
LOST COCKATIEL 17 Mar 09 (posted 15 May 09) AKRON
Locale: Near Roland Memorial Park, flying towards Ephrata
Markings: gray, yellow, white w/ orange cheeks
Additional: speaks a few different phrases and wolf whistles
Contact: 717-381-8446 firstname.lastname@example.com
LOST DOG MALE 17 Mar 09 JOHNSTOWN
Markings: he had a green collar on him.
Additional: he is very people friendly and will ride in a car.
Contact: [814]-629-6273 firstname.lastname@example.com
FOUND SIAMESE CAT FEMALE 15 Mar 09 MT. WOLF
Locale: Center St. and 3r St.
Markings: tan and black
Additional: Very friendly
Contact: 717-578-0613 firstname.lastname@example.com
FOUND CAT 10 Mar 09 HARLEYSVILLE
Locale: Rt 63 and Rt 113
Markings: black with brown-gold flecks tortoiseshell
Additional: one eye, appears to be very old
Contact: 215-529-9297 email@example.com
FOUND CAT 6 Mar 09 BUTLER
Locale: brinker Rd
Markings: is all white with grey all over.
Additional: this cat is very friendly and is eating and drinking, cant come inside because our cat.
Contact: email@example.com
LOST CAT FEMALE 28 Feb 09 FEASTERVILLE
Locale: Philmont and Bustleton Ave.
Markings: white himalayan with blue eyes
Contact: firstname.lastname@example.com
FOUND CAT 17 Feb 09 ROYERSFORD
Locale: Montgomery Brook Condos (Lewis Road)
Markings: Small tortie, very friendly
Contact: firstname.lastname@example.com
FOUND CAT FEMALE 16 Feb 09 HAZLETON
Locale: Degenhart Chiropractic Center parking lot
Markings: White except a gray spot on her head, owner must identify
Contact: firstname.lastname@example.com
FOUND DOG MALE 15 Feb 09 NEEDMORE
Markings: Yellow
Additional: Owner may claim by identifying.
Contact: email@example.com
FOUND DOG MALE 10 Feb 09 WAYNESBORO
Locale: Sunburst Gardens Apartments
Markings: tan and black mix breed (pug-beagle maybe)
Additional: medium sized, neutered, very affectionate
Contact: 7174148657 email@example.com
LOST DOG MALE 9 Feb 09 MORGANTOWN
Locale: South Street, route 23, route 10, PA turnpike
Markings: Golden color with white paws and chest. 60 pounds.
Additional: "Chip" Dark brown collar with Home Again and rabies tags
Website: Photo
Contact: 717.399.0185 firstname.lastname@example.com
FOUND DOG MALE 29 Jan 09 MARSHALLS CREEK
Locale: rt 402 near Ressica Falls
Markings: brown and white spaniel
Contact: 570-807-7643 email@example.com
LOST DOG FEMALE 27 Jan 09 ROBINSON TOWNSHIP
Locale: Robinson, Coraopolis, Stowe, Mckees Rocks
Markings: Brown with white marking around nose and between eyes Chocolate Lab and Pitbull
Additional: Aprox 60 lbs 2 years old her name is Roxy
Contact: 412-853-6799
FOUND CAT 25 Jan 09 (posted 21 Feb 09) ELIZABETHTOWN
Locale: north market
Markings: looks like a main coon cat black and gray marking white paws and legs
Additional: found at the pa department of corrections is now at a vet and hurt I first seen the cat at end of January very friendly strange mewew
Contact: 717-756-6332 firstname.lastname@example.com
LOST DOG FEMALE 25 Jan 09 LANSDALE, NORTH WALES
Locale: 2nd St & Walnut St.
Markings: Primarily white with some black and white markings. Collar with no tags. About 50 lbs, 4 years old.
Website: Photo
Contact: 610-220-4771 firstname.lastname@example.com
LOST BOSTON TERRIER FEMALE 5 Jan 09 CARLISLE
Locale: East Louther Street
Markings: 4 month old boston terrier puppy, black and white, both ears fold back at the top
Additional: PLEASE PLEASE help us find our puppy. email for pictures
Contact: 717-903-8196 firstname.lastname@example.com
LOST CAT MALE 31 Oct 2005 (posted June 2014)
Locale: near home in Hawley, PA
Markings: black
Additional: We are still looking for Neptune, and have been looking, since he went missing. I won't give up on him because he's family.
Contact E-mail: email@example.com
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Cranford (1851)
by Elizabeth Gaskell
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I only started reading Cranford by Elizabeth Gaskell as it was the book of the month in my bookgroup and I had a copy sitting on my bookshelf. It had been there for more years than I care to think about and I needed this prompt to start me reading otherwise it would have remained unread and unloved forever which would have been a great pity.
Cranford showcases the lives of a group of women living in a small country town in Northern England during the mid C1800s. The women are all single, either unmarried or widowed. They belong to a social class that disapproves of women who work for a living, however these women do not have enough income to take life easy and must consider carefully how every penny is spent while keeping up the appearance of not having a care in the world regarding money.
The story centres around Miss Matty and is told in a series of brief episodes that confirm that all life can be observed in a small country town. It is told with obvious affection for Miss Matty and at times it is extremely amusing with a great deal of subtle humour. At other moments it is serious such as when the bank Miss Matty has entrusted with her lifesavings becomes bankrupt. The effect this has on Miss Matty and the way her friends come to her aid is incredibly moving but serves to emphasise the strict rules that governed the behaviour of women of that time.
I very much recommend that you get hold of this book and read it as soon as you can. If all the five star reviews on various book blogs haven't persuaded you to part with your money this book is available as a free download from most major online book retailers and it is worth the effort to get hold of.
A heart tugging book about a group of ladies in the early nineteenth century. A fascinating look into this era.
Hmmmmm.... not sure what I thought of this book. It was enjoyable, and the narrative style is interesting - a little strange, actually. But it made more sense when I learned that she wrote the first chapter/story/vignette intending it as a standalone piece and later decided to continue it.
There were things to recommend it, of course. For example, I thoroughly loved the phrase "with an oppressive dignity that found vent in endless apologies" (p.85)
This was a fair read and easy for the start of the new year. Now I know, though, why I didn't give Elizabeth Gaskell much of a toss at university. It speaks to the importance of hierarchy in those days, and I daresay it still occurred in small towns for decades to come. Many writers spoke of these same things in those days. Some wrote better. I actually grew up in a small town in the U.S. Midwest with these same ideals, though, and in what was considered the "upper crust" in society. I think, in some ways, it just never changes.
While less a novel and more a collection of stories, still a very enjoyable read. I can see why it was turned into a more developed plot line for the tv adaption and I'm not sure I would have worked out all the characters without the TV but it was worth reading. I think Wives and Daughters might be a more novelistic choice next.
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Cranford / Cousin Phillis by Elizabeth Gaskell
Cranford and Other Stories by Elizabeth Gaskell
Cranford & Mr. Harrison Confessions by Elizabeth Gaskell
The Cranford Chronicles (Vintage Classics) by Elizabeth Gaskell
Cranford/Mary Barton by Elizabeth Cleghorn Gaskell
Cranford / The Cage at Cranford / The Moorland Cottage by Elizabeth Gaskell
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Amazon.com Product Description (ISBN 0141439882, Paperback)
A gently comic picture of life in an English country town in the mid-nineteenth century, Cranford describes the small adventures of Miss Matty and Miss Deborah, two middle-aged spinster sisters striving to live with dignity in reduced circumstances. Rich with humor and filled with vividly memorable characters—including the dignified Lady Glenmire and the duplicitous showman Signor Brunoni—Cranford is a portrait of kindness, compassion, and hope.
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A portrait of life in a quiet English country town in the mid-nineteenth century follows the adventures of Miss Matty and Miss Deborah, two middle-aged spinster sisters living in reduced circumstances.
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