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However, when I clicked the link for Spamhaus, it said my IP address was NOT listed.
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We are on the P1 plan, so an inbound rule does not apply to us.
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Some of the major oil and gas exploration blocks cleared by the Cabinet Committee on Investments (CCI) in recent months may not realise their full investment potential in what bears out the notion that a big gap exists between what the government claims about the likely positive impact of the CCI on investments and the ground reality. The Reliance-BP combine, Cairn India and state-run ONGC, all of whom got some of their Krishna-Godavari Basin blocks partially cleared by the CCI, have scaled down their investment plans.
As the CCI cleared only 30-35% of the 835 sq km acreage at ONGC's KG-OSN-2009/4 block, the company has sought a proportionate reduction in the minimum work programme (MWP) commitment. Cairn India had earlier sought a similar reduction in MWP for a block adjacent to ONGC's. On its part, the RIL-BP combine has offered to relinquish its partially-cleared KG-DWN-2005/2 block, which too, incidentally, is situated in the KG Basin.
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The Directorate General of Hydrocarbons (DGH) has now referred the ONGC block along with the partially-cleared Cairn block to the oil ministry to take a final call over the matter, official sources said. ONGC's KG-OSN-2009/4 block falls within the range of the Defence Research and Development Organisations' Machilipatnam launch site and the Indian Air Force's Suryalanka guided weapon firing range.
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really beautiful !
Reminds me of an old C64 space exploration game I used to have.. All planets was build up by dots when your spaceship was flying low on the surface
Reminds me of an old C64 space-game I had.. All the planets you could visit was build up by dots
It's beautiful a city at night.
Are you from vancouver?
Internationally speaking, yes. I'm not very close to Vancouver, but most people only know it by name from the Olympics. Also, I was taking off from Vancouver Airport to go to New York that night.
I read down below that you're on a trip to New York (or were, if you're not back already) That wouldn't be a trip for Emily Carr University would it? Cause I'm pretty sure there's a bunch of illustration students on a NY trip right now or soonish. And that'd be DAMN FREAKY if I found out you went to the same school as me.
Haha, no, it was for fashion design. We did go to the Met, though. best part of the trip.
Ohmygod I went to the met last year on the same Illustration New York trip, t'was fantastique! Though we only had an hour to spend there, tight schedule and all. definitely the best part of the trip.
WHOOP! Vancouverites.
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Great to know there're other canadians on dA!
Great to know there're other canadians on dA!
I suppose the camera hadproblems with the night side above. But that doenst hurt the picture at all!
(maybe it was fault of a dirty window some air particles xDD)
Its really cool!
(maybe it was fault of a dirty window some air particles xDD)
Its really cool!
Flying at night is so much more interesting than flying during the day. You see all these random clusters of lights with no other identification. If you're lucky you'll get to fly near a thunderstorm at night on the way back. Now THAT is some neat stuff.
Good luck with the rest of your trip!
Good luck with the rest of your trip!
I love to see cities from the air. People who don't fly are really missing out! The lights are just amazing. Always makes me feel really insignificant. Just how vast the world is I can't even comprehend.
And I never knew how much Vancouver was like the grid in Tron.
Nice shot! You should do more stock photos like this, dang good capture here.
Sure, buy me a plane ticket to Hawaii.
WOW! That's pretty cool.
Omg.. nice!
how'd you get such a good picture? usually the window just blurs everything or reflects the light inside the plane
Oh hey, I live here!


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JERUSALEM - Israeli archaeologists have unearthed a rare sarcophagus featuring a slender face and a scarab ring inscribed with the name of an Egyptian pharaoh.
The mystery man whose skeleton was found inside the sarcophagus was most likely a local Canaanite official in the service of ancient Egypt, Israeli archaeologists believe, shining a light on a period when pharaohs governed the region.
"This is a really beautiful face, very serene," said Edwin van den Brink, an Egyptologist and archaeologist with Israel's Antiquities Authority. "It's very appealing."
Mr. van den Brink said archaeologists dug at Tel Shadud, an archaeological mound in the Jezreel Valley, from December until last month. The lid of the clay sarcophagus is shattered, but the sculpted face remains nearly intact. It features graceful eyebrows, almond-shaped eyes, a long nose and plump lips. Ears are separated from the face, and long-fingered hands are depicted as if the dead man's arms were crossed atop his chest.
Found alongside the new sarcophagus was a scarab seal ring encased in gold, carved with the name of Pharaoh Seti I, who ruled ancient Egypt in the 13th century BC. Seti I conquered the area of today's Israel in the first year of his reign.
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The privacy rights of Massachusetts home schoolers were affirmed Wednesday when the state's highest court ruled that public school officials don't have the right to visit homes to observe how parents teach their children.
Resolving a seven-year battle waged by two home-schooling families against Lynn Public Schools, the Supreme Judicial Court of Massachusetts was unanimous in its opinion that it is "the basic right of parents to educate their children" and that home education proposals "can be made subject only to essential and reasonable requirements."
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Darwinism is blamed for taking meaning from the world by making
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Despite Darwin's gentleness and compassion (and middle-class gentility), despite his deep affection for his family and his kindness, despite the fertility of his imagination and the romantic roots of his science, it would be, minimally, disingenuous not to recognize the corrosive force of his thought, its power to drain meaning from the world, its affinities with dog-eat-dog capitalism, and its uses in encouraging scientific racism and eugenics. Even on the issue with which I have been directly concerned, the question of "disenchantment," it would be absurd to insist that Darwin's chance-ridden, mindless and heartless universe can be felt to be as inspiriting as a divinely meaningful world, whose worst elements might be reabsorbed into a theodicy based on the idea of the fall. I have tried to attend to these aspects of his work and life in earlier chapters. "There is no denying," says Dennett, "that Darwin's idea is a universal solvent, capable of cutting right to the heart of everything in sight. The question is, what does it leave behind?" (521)
My answer is, a lot. For Dennett, too, in a bravely Victorian way, "some of these are losses to be regretted, but good riddance to the rest of them. What remains is more than enough to build on" (521). What will be built, on Dennett's account, will be ideas that approach ever nearer, perhaps asymptotically, to the truth, as the false faiths of the past are blown away by good science. But Dennett's Darwinian passion for reason misses an important element in Darwin, the quality of affect and of awe, the very


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Ron Vlaar has spoken of his pride at being handed the captain's armband for Villa's victory over Swansea City.
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Gordon Comstock loathes dull, middle-class respectability and worship of money. He gives up a 'good job' in advertising to work part-time in a bookshop, giving him more time to write. But he slides instead into a self-induced poverty that destroys his creativity and his spirit. Only Rosemary, ever-faithful Rosemary, has the strength to challenge his commitment to his chosen way of life. Through the character of Gordon Comstock, Orwell reveals his own disaffection with the society he once himself renounced.
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"Gordon's Grey World is Colored with Grant"
At times certain wonderful books, by towering authors and read by notable narrators often end up with a rather dull effect. For 'Keep the Aspidistra Flying', narrated by the immensely talented Richard E. Grant, this is not the case. The atmosphere of Orwell's terse satire is fully developed in this dramatic reading by Grant, who manages to deliver character after character without loosing any of the pacing allowing the social and political underscore of the book to be fully experienced by the listener.
Of the many painfully satirical moments in the performance to look out for is the exchange between Gordon Comstock and the french waiter at the country pub.- enjoy.
"Great performance. Loathsome character"
Gordon Comstock may just be the least appealing character in any book I have ever read. Whining, self pitying, grasping (of everything but money) he is almost completely devoid of human sympathy. At one point I nearly abandoned the book because he is such an unsympathetic persona.
But it is an Orwell. You can't give up on an Orwell. It's the law. And Gordon does finally redeem himself for the most human of all reasons. If you love Orwell you need to work your way through all of his work. If you don't love Orwell you need to work your way through all of his work so that you eventually will. This is certainly no "Animal Farm" and "Coming up for Air" is a friendlier read (next please Audible) but it certainly repays the listening time.
Richard E Grant's performance is excellent. Just the right amount of self important sneer in his voice and just the right tone of undeserved and unappreciated privilege in his delivery. All round a very good audiobook.
"fantastically sarcastic performance"
What a pleasure to listen to Richard Grant capture every nuance and drop of sarcasm in Orwell's great prose masterpiece, The book feels very modern in sensibility; the narrator is exceptionally brilliant and funny. It was really a delight.
"I wish Richard E. Grant'd record more audiobooks"
On the extremely slim chance that he or his agent or someone responsible for casting audiobook narrators is reading this, please cajole Mr. Grant to record more audiobooks.
"Deeply profound"
This book depicts the painful struggle of consenting to sell oneself to promote the aims of a corporation or institution. Much of the book is painful to read because our protagonist makes horrible mistakes repeatedly. Gordon needlessly hurts people who are close to him, both because he lacks money, and much more painfully, because he is constantly obsessed with his lack of money and his feelings of inadequacy that derive from his poverty. However, the book is not long, and left me feeling incredibly satisfied when I reached the end. The books ethical/moral implications are hard to pin down. Gordon finally finds stability and some peace by giving in to his hatred of money, and the reader feels very happy with his decision. Yet all this satisfaction we feel is from Gordon renouncing all he believes in, something that is epitomized by his powerful desire for an Aspidistra plant in his window so all the neighbors would see, even though Gordon spent the last 30 years of his life despising Aspidistras.
This is a perfect work by Orwell. The best novel I have read by him so far. The performance by Richard E Grant could not be better - he is the perfect casting for Gordon Comstock.
Be aware that this copy has a sound fault in chapter 7. There is about 40 seconds of skipping that make that tony section of the book inaudible.
john in RI
"You can't kill an aspidistra"
The scene where Gordon finally sells a poem and ends up blowing the money on booze and tarts. You can feel his hangover when he wakes up in jail. Gives me a headache just thinking about it.
Gordon's tenacity, although like everyone he ends up with his own aspidistra.
If you have seen any of his movies you know what an amazing actor he is, in fact he starred in the film adaptation of the book. No one could have done a better job than Mr. Grant. Check out Withnail & I. "We've gone on holiday by mistake..."
Ravelston because he would pay.
Orwell said he wrote the book because he needed money. Quite ironic.
As with any audio recording of a book, the choice of narrator is extremely important. I've been waiting for this particular book to come out in audio format for quite some time now (this is my favouritee Orwell novel), and it was worth the wait. The narrator does a brilliant job. This is a thoroughly enjoyable recording.
"Withnail fans - this is a must listen"
I picked this up in an audible sale and I am so glad I did. Firstly this has outstripped 1984 as my favorite Orwell novel. The writing is sharp, gives a great flavour for the period but as is always the case with a true classic - the themes and characters transcend the original era.But great books do not always make great audio books. Richard E Grant's performance is one of the best I have ever had the pleasure of listening to. The talk of booze soaked poverty and frustrated creativity is pure Withnail and I (or Withnail is pure Orwell, you choose). As a long time fan of that film I was delighted by his reading.
Gordon Comstock, the money obsessed creative snob whose every decision seems to bring him closure to the edge of self destruction. Thoroughly hateful and utterly sympathetic.
Grant brings every ounce of the drunken narcissistic creative kamikaze passion that made Withnail and I unforgettable to a generation of cinema goers.
Gordon's idiotic series of bad judgement calls when he finally gets paid for a writing assignment. Hearing him plunge into a self destructive frenzy as his loved ones look on and suffer is incredibly sad.
This is really good, you should give it a try!
"Wonderful rendition..."
Comstock is every writer and what every writer hates and fears to be...Orwell's book has never been recognised for the comic Classic it is.
"Loved it. Gordon, what a character!"
Great stuff. Hard story to stomach at times, though! Orwell really does a fine job in portraying the subtleties of ideas battling with reality.
"Unfairly neglected gem of a master novella!"
What a finely sarcastic language and thought, what a fight human vs material world vision
"Richard E. Is Excellent G. Orwell is similarly so."
Captivating with an exceptional turn of phrase. Humorous, challenging, very good. Very entertaining. Harks back to an interesting epoch in time.
"George Orwell is a brilliant writer"
Rosemary. She was so enormously selfless and patient in a genuine loving way.
The ending.
George Orwell portrayed Gordon Comstock as the most loathsome, weak-willed, self-pitying, selfish, moaning man I have ever encountered, yet by the end of the story Orwell creates a character that can do 'the right thing' and instantly becomes far more likeable. Brilliant prose.
"Depressingly good"
Really good narration from a very good British actor. The story paints a very real picture of thirties London. You do feel like telling the main character to buck his ideas up though.
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Making your own hair ties is a great way to get creative with your favorite yarns, colors and textures. It's a wonderful way to try out new yarns, or to use up scraps. Your finished decorated hair ties make excellent gifts for girls sports teams, clubs, girl scout troops, or you can make them as party favors (and don't forget to make a few for yourself while you're at it)!
First, check out these step-by-step instructions with pictures we wrote on how to create your own crocheted hair tie. In this post, I'll show you how to expand on those basic instructions to create a variety of looks by using different textures, colors and techniques.
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Technique: Add a second yarn in a new texture for a stunning visual impact
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Get this look by using a straight yarn like Vanna's Choice for the first round in double crochet, and used a strand of Martha Stewart Crafts Glitter Eyelash to create a border! Once you've completed the first round, join the second yarn and make one single crochet stitch loosely into each stitch and chain-1 space. If you find your stitches are tighter than you'd like, single crochet into each stitch but chain one stitch in between, to add more give to the finished project.
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July 4th is a great time of celebration where we recognize the Independence of the United States from Great Britain in 1776. Now, we've all come to appreciate this holiday as a great day to turn on the grill, hit the picnic tables, and spend quality time with loved ones. And who can forget the fireworks!
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After your blocking is completed, the final step is seaming the two halves together. With crochet, seaming is very easy because you can simply crochet the two pieces together! You will first be seaming the two longer edges of the upper and lower halves. When you crochet, you will be holding the pieces with the right sides together. I laid them flat in the picture so that it is easy to see where to insert the crochet hook.
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The Astronomical Society of the Pacific (ASP) will spearhead a new $2.5M NSF funded research project entitled My Sky Tonight designed to foster a love of astronomy in preschoolers. More »
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We are pleased to share footage from one of the 2012 Annual Meeting highlight plenary sessions: Doomsday 2012 and Cosmophobia Challenges and Opportunities for Science Communication, featuring: David Morrison, Kristine Larsen, Bryan Mendez, Mark Van Stone and Q&A. (With special thanks to NASAs Brian Day and Ricky Guest.)
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June 2012 – Two high school students from Texas and Louisiana are the winners of the 2012 Priscilla and Bart Bok Awards for their astronomy projects presented at the Intel Science and Engineering Fair in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania in May. The awards were presented on May 18 by the Astronomical Society of the Pacific (ASP) in partnership with the American Astronomical Society (AAS), supported by funding from the National Science Foundation (NSF). More »
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June 2012 – The Astronomical Society of the Pacific (ASP) today announces the winners of its 2012 awards for excellence in astronomy research and education.
Astronomical Society of the Pacific Honors Dr. Sandra Moore Faber with Prestigious Bruce Gold Medal Award
May 2012 – The Astronomical Society of the Pacific (ASP), one of the oldest and most respected astronomy societies in the U.S., has announced that Dr. Sandra Moore Faber is the 2012 recipient of its Catherine Wolfe Bruce Gold Medal. Dr. Faber, of the University of California Santa Cruz (UCSC), is recognized for her lifetime achievements in astronomical research. More »


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I see it twice a week. Same spot.
I see it twice a week. Same spot.
You Finns sure are trusting. Though sometimes I forget that there are places in the world where people respect one another and their things.
trued 'till death
Why would you post a photo of the whole bike then post equally crappy shots of the front part and the back part, from the same side, but not really significantly closer, so they don't reveal any additional details?
just askin....
Hey that looks like my bike!
It ain't mine, even though, for a brief moment, I thought it could have been: I pull out my FG red MTB about twice a week. Whereabouts are you? I am in Helsinki, Malminkartano.
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Dude...that chainring would look so nice on my conversion...what is it?
to the OP...sorry I was being sort of a dick with my last post.
The chainring made by Blackspire, a Canadian company.Originally Posted by mihlbach
They make excellent parts, you may have heard of them before,
It's a Track 144/46 1/8 inch.
aw.... the only Finland-centric thread on the whole freaking BF, and it's already derailed..
Its at a higher angle, and it IS a lot closer...Originally Posted by mihlbach
And yes the noise is delicious.
I live in Turku, same place were if found the bike!
how you you lock that bike, with only that lock?
i normally just lock my rear wheel to the rear triangle... with a 1$ cable lock.
i was going to buy a pista from Helsinki but they didn't have my size, so i got a 20" wide for my machine lol.
Hrm, what an odd coinincidink, my SS winter commuter looks a lot like your conversion. Weird that we haven't bumped into each other.Originally Posted by lymbzero
Never been to Turku, yet. I do have it in my plans for the near future.Originally Posted by diff_lock2
As for FG in Finland: I did meet a dude on a FG at the beginning of last summer. Had a short chat - he actually gave me a bit of an incouragement to try it myself.
Expecially because he was faster than me on our way downtown, even though I had gears, and I didn't think his leg muscles looked impressive compared to mine.
In the states, it's pretty important to lock your bike to something other than itself... people will take it otherwise.
trued 'till death
At work I use two locks for my bike--- while half the people who work in my building don't lock their bikes up at all.... craziness.
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Head to the Delaware River waterfront on July 2 for a free concert from the Philadelphia Orchestra and a brilliant fireworks display.
When and where are the fireworks shows this year?
There are three fireworks shows for 2015:
The Philadelphia Orchestra Neighborhood Concert & Fireworks
Date: Thursday, July 2, 2015
Time: 8 p.m.
Fireworks: Land side display at approximately 9:15 p.m.
Location: Great Plaza @ Penn's Landing, 101 S. Columbus Blvd.
Now in its eighth year, the world-renowned Philadelphia Orchestra will perform a FREE Neighborhood Concert on the RiverStage at the Great Plaza at Penn's Landing. Following the orchestral show, enjoy a land-side fireworks display on the Delaware River Waterfront.
For the latest updates, please @DelRiverWfront and @penns_landing on Twitter.
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Philly 4th of July Jam & Grand Finale Fireworks
Date: July 4, 2015
Time: 7-11 p.m.
Fireworks: Estimated to begin around 10:30 p.m.
Location: Benjamin Franklin Parkway between 20th Street and Eakins Oval
The week-long celebration culminates with the "Largest Free Concert in America" on the Benjamin Franklin Parkway. The Philly 4th of July Jam features The Roots and special guests including Miguel and Jennifer Nettles of Sugarland before an explosive fireworks finale over the Philadelphia Museum of Art.
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Tall Ships Fireworks Show at Penn's Landing
Date: Sunday, June 28, 2015
Fireworks: Approximately 9:30 p.m.
Location: Great Plaza at Penn's Landing
In celebration of the Tall Ships Festival and Philadelphia's week-long Independence Day celebration, the Delaware River Waterfront Corporation is hosting a massive, FREE fireworks show on Sunday, June 28. Head to Penn's Landing and look to the sky for a spectacular fireworks display in honor of the Tall Ships Festival featuring more than four tons of colorful explosives from around the world.
Where are the best places to watch the fireworks?
Delaware River Waterfront — JULY 2
The Delaware River Waterfront is a perfect backdrop for holiday fireworks shows, with prime viewing spots from both Pennsylvania and New Jersey. Click the button below for our comprehensive guide on where to watch the fireworks on the waterfront.
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Benjamin Franklin Parkway — JULY 4
The official July 4th fireworks finale at the Philadelphia Museum of Art is sure to draw a massive crowd, so be sure to stake your spot out early. Check out a few of our favorite spots to catch the show by clicking the button below.
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What time do the fireworks start?
Delaware River Waterfront — JULY 2
Fireworks on the Delaware River Waterfront begin at approximately 9:15 p.m. after the free orchestra concert.
Benjamin Franklin Parkway — JULY 4
Fireworks on the Benjamin Franklin Parkway are estimated to begin at 10:30 p.m.
How can I get to events on the 4th of July?
Public Transit
City officials urge the public to either walk to the events or take SEPTA. Public transportation is an easy way to get in and out of Center City. SEPTA will operate additional service on July 4th to assist festival-goers. All SEPTA Regional Rail, bus, trolley, Market-Frankford and Broad Street Line services will operate on a Sunday schedule on July 4th, with additional late-night service to accommodate concert-goers.
PHLASH Downtown Loop
PHLASH trolley transportation is an inexpensive, convenient way to visit popular city attractions and get to/from Center City ($2 per ride; $5 all-day). For holiday route detours, call (800) 537-7676 or click the button below.
The PHLASH bus is a convenient and affordable way to get around on Independence Day. (Photo by J. Fusco for Visit Philadelphia)
Parking Information
For-pay parking lots and garages conveniently are located on or near the Parkway. Call individual facilities ahead for parking options, prices and availability, or visit the Philadelphia Parking Authority website.
4th of July Jam
When and where is the show?
Celebrate America's birthday with the "Largest Free Concert in America" on the Benjamin Franklin Parkway. The show starts at 7 p.m.
Who's playing?
The Philly 4th of July Jam features The Roots, Miguel and Jennifer Nettles of Sugarland and more. Click the button below for the full lineup.
Do I need a ticket to attend?
The 4th of July Jam is FREE and open to the public.
Click the button below to read more about the 4th of July Jam.
Party on the Parkway
What is the Party on the Parkway?
The day-long Party on the Parkway takes place on the Benjamin Franklin Parkway from 20th Street to Eakins Oval. The Parkway will be packed with blocks of delicious refreshments from vendors and local food trucks, interactive fun and much more.
What time does it start?
The Party on the Parkway starts at noon on July 4th and runs until 7 p.m., when the 4th of July Jam begins.
Click the button below for more info on the Party on the Parkway.
Independence Day Parade
Independence Day in Philadelphia begins with a parade through Historic Philadelphia featuring more than 6,000 participants from around the country. (Photo by G. Widman for Visit Philadelphia)
What time is the parade and where?
Philadelphia's annual Independence Day Parade begins at 11 a.m. at Independence Hall.
What is the parade route? Where should I watch?
The parade winds its way through the streets of Historic Philadelphia, starting in front of Independence Hall at 5th and Chestnut Streets, turning right onto 9th Street toward Market Street, traveling east on Market to Front Street and comeing to an end at Front and Chestnut Streets.
What else is happening at the parade?
The Celebration of Freedom which begins at 10 a.m. at Independence Hall, will pay tribute to the history of our great nation with a patriotic and inspiring morning of music, a reading of excerpts from the Declaration of Independence and a ceremony commemorating the 50th anniversary of the first major LGBTQ protest in the United States.
After the parade, head back to Independence National Historical Park for Let Freedom Ring, where descendents of the Signers of the Declaration of Independence and Pennsylvania Society's Sons of the Revolution take part in a special event in the shadow of Independence Hall. The morning celebration concludes with symbolic tapping of the Liberty Bell at 2 p.m.
For more information on the Independence Day Parade, click the button below.
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More things to do
What else is there to do on July 4th in Philadelphia?
For a full hour-by-hour guide to all the festivities in Philadelphia on July 4th, click the button below.
Are there other activities around the week of July 4th?
Wawa Welcome America is hosting eight days of activities leading up to the big July 4th celebration, including:
- Philly @ The Movies: Rocky: July 1. Click here for more info.
- Wawa Hoagie Day: July 2. Click here for more info.
- Philadelphia Orchestra Neighborhood Concert & Fireworks: July 2. Click here for more info.
- Liberty Block Party: July 3. Click here for more info.
- POPS! On Independence: July 3. Click here for more info.
Click the button below for our full guide to activities around the week of Independence Day.
Guide to July 4th in Philadelphia


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Issue date: Friday, May 29, 1885
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Abilene Taylor County News (Newspaper) - May 29, 1885, Abilene, Texas m Tffli 1 u A Weetíj Nevsp^er-DtrvM te ^ SM-niiisg, Agrieoiìanì, Mia^, SàvestÌM^ Mtâ t^tí bAanlm fl f^pltr Ttnü. --... ■ ------ -------------------------------------------, , - ■— I n ■ I ■ "1— ,É I—.I—....—.-..I, 1 .. ...............^«i -tiiibi M, ...........■■■ii ■ ■ iiii iw ■ ■»II.-h^'ñ I.. -* VOLUME 1.ABILEKl; TAYLOR ÖOJJWrY, TEXAS, WfODA'Y, MAY 1885. NUMBER 11 SUB^imOM MfES. One copy thnee montbi. »0 cents. One copy au^ year, Monkmrn RATES. R^rular advertisements, 50 oentg per inch per month, column measurement. Transient ad^ e^ti8ement«, $1 per inch per month. Legal advertSsemeRtfi. SI p^r inch. Local bu8lneii8b notU+fs. lu cents per , , ... . .u. .i »i __ llnetHeiirstwf^eLatKl 5 ceats p^r line ; -f'^«■P ^^ ^ , for euTh additional week. i , murmur thu« o'er day« long ^t andfl^. Pn^88ionalcards, on tlrPt page, per »"^''t hevebeeu-vam. ull^ words; and yet Tbe €Mme Drink. Th« fitàttie »f Te^as. The late Dr. Hollaod speaks these forcible words thrftug-h . .. ^^ u # a Scribner. Mo»ms : "Tbe appetite ^-mrersK^ ot the ^Wo of 8«b dbicago H«nad, April ». Texas c^ebratad yfesterday the^ IT HIGHT HAT£ Bi:£3i. rear. By mortal lip« no 9sd<ler can be said Ha^ pa^e and pa^ advertisempnts ^^ ^^^ b»^n-.ind now it is no more, Will Uave 8peeSal terms given on applu a-tlon. ■__ J ^jm —--'---------- ^ -■- ^rofetitiioital Cardn, The dream of lifo Uiai opt*iie<l out go fai»; Whi'n skie«, one« cioDrllH.íí). slowly shadefl o'er. And Hopt''a bi-ii^ht futurt- meltMl into air. for strong driuk iu niau has spoiled the life of more woniei»—ruined more hopes for tUem, brought them more sorrow, shame aud Jacinto, whieli re«a]ted in its freedom. Ui^ike the other states in the Amcirioan Union» Texas ^ a history of its own, separate aim dis- , , ,. M .lu x tiuct. Its Aeres hare been pecu- hardsbips than any other eril that , . - ji a ^^ own, a»d its ^depend- deuce aiwJ is associated not with the TaloroQS deeds of the revoln- Í t. M . jfeiBEU., M. D. & ISBHIjIJ, PHfSICIANS & SURGEONS. Ofaceîn Rear of ( artir'i? Druir«tore. ABltKKK ,.....TKXA.S. lives. Tlie country numbers tea, nay, hui^'dred« of thousands of women who are. widows to-day, and, . , . ^ -.u v. ' • 1 , ^ I toomey &tbers, bnt with the hero- who sit m their hopeless weeds;. / - ^ #• It might i^veb^u^ Perchan^ ou^ives iet siipj because thdi^ husbauds have been i^® ^^^ r I ..... —... ■ , • rri. eign foe. Besides being the largest slam by strong drink1> There are . ,, -rr • . - ^x. i , , , .^f , . , stat€intiie Union, it i« tiie only hundreds of thousands of homes; ,, , , . , • j .. J ' 1 1 • 1 one whaeh was absolotelyindepen- scattered over the land, in which To mHÊU Lata DxLMOn ia Texas Farra ittdiBsaeà Girls, do you realise what à deb* of The fatal word that bronpht ub all the ill j>o. RODMAN-, M . D. ^ The brimming onp just Iin<'<l to the lip. Scattered to e»rth, our hand no mort- can fill. It mijrht h\ive been, but for tlftkt rruel word That wroviVht such anguish pant all I.ove'a repair: It mifriU have feeea, if only we ha<1 he^ird The warAinii voioc, w save U8 froin despair. lives lives oftorture, going through , ,, ^ . u ,, ,, . c m- ' .»1 . recognised bv foreign powers be- all the (ihanges of suflFering that I . ' ^ < t* * dent with a governmenl of its own rers before it beeame a state. Its past D8S. ('\Hltl\ai).\ & FIELD Office ovrr Cameron 's Bank. « JLBILKNK. Tb? Fron ' Never" ' bnuj^s not half such pain As that whiih miirht hare been—but may not be TKX.\S. D. C. CHALMERS, ^TTOnXEY - .iT . I..4 W --and-- LANDACENT. (Oj^rc, ./.;.< JS" L(,<j'f' H^'l'i'nq.) Abilene. lie between the extremes of feari, ^ •" . . > ... ; It miicht hare been—ft mifrhthaTé> been. In Tain ! , , . , ,, . | haS been lllUStnOUS, anu ItS lUtUre I .««.".d "..V »>"1 <-Bpa'r, because tbose whom ^^ ^^^ tliev love, lo¥e wine better than ^ _ ^ . . ^ ^ j, ,, . Wlien Louisiana was ceded to the women tijey have sworn i-o . . . , the United States the territory love. There are women by thou- ^ow embraced in the state of Tex- sands who dread to hear at the door ^j^p^t^ between Spain the step that once thrilled them | ^^^^ with pleasure, because that step j occurred as a re- Communicated. IjOiter fro m a Father to his i'hildreii. eettek no. My Dear Children. — Your letter and beautiful present all i rame together, and 1 assure you, has learned to reel under the in sult of the contention. The re- fluence of the seductive poison.; ^he country made it a There are women groaning with , ^^^^^^ for the desperate and law-pain while We write these words,; ^^^ ^ ^afi^^^ ^^ pj. . . . h^ive not opened Up j from bruises and brutalities inilict-^^^ headquarters on , r^r V r V v ! appropn-j ed by husbands made mad with ^^^^ ^^^^^ ^^^^ ^^^^^ Galveston Ills. A. E. 4 F. BROW A, l.-^ted it to the uud.rs.gned, because drii^^^^ There can be no exagger-^^^ ^^^^^^ ^^ DENTISTS, i ^ i srtatemeiit in regard to i assumed control ofCom and Wheat I^Md«^ rrom OeroorAiit'» JCfflDthly for May.' Land suitable for growing ccsra love and gratitude you owe to your | increases in value ye^riy, and ii» parents t Do yoii ever stop and i much more desiinble to own than' think who it was that cared for you i wheat lands. Wlieat can be laisedi in your early childhood t They did ' on neaiiy all kinds of soil and in not do it from a sense of daty. Oh, ¡nearly every part of the earth, but no! If they had, you would have the United States has a practical missed inanj" pleasant wojrda and i monopoly of corn, as it has of cot-kind attentions. Do you try to do ton, hence in the itiarbet« of the all you can for the dear motfcer who worid it does not meet tbe same has always been doing somthiingj competition as wheat. Last year for you ! She has many cares and we raised 1,800,000,000 biisliels of troubles you e^n lighten if you will try; many things you can do for her if you will stop and think. The day may come when you will be deprived of her, your best earthly friend. You will then know, but alas ! too late, too late, to regret all that she was and had been to you. And, ere it is too late, value her while you can. It is the "evety-day" girls to whom I am writing; bright, intelligent, practical fanners' girls. Make home pleasant for father and mother, and attractive for your brothers. Learn to live for others. corn. If every bushel wad sold it would uet our farming cl^s, faking tbe ye«- througii, probably 40 cents a bushel; that is, over #700,-000,000; but this does not tell th«f whole story, for corn is fed t<i hogs and cattle and used in au^ii-facturee, and as pork, meal, w!li»--key, glucose, brings over two thousand million dollars in the markets of the country. It is, in fact, by far the most important of our agricultural products, graps and hay perhaps excepted. ^V'e harvested 512,000,000 bushels of It will not only add to your girt-1 wheat last year, but it brought so hood happiness, but make yooi bet. ter and nobler women. No Time for Anything. CSE NiTROl» OXIDE GAs. OftJot over Wheeler*» dni^tore, on Norrh SecoDdSt., Abilene. Texaft. Teeth tiiied with care. Artifirial teeth made to oaler. and a lit guaranteed. nK\TisTRy, Dr. T. L. TAYLOR. {Ojfirr <,r,-r ii'lh'u'.l Warr/iousf.) Teeth Extracted Without Pain, WITHOUT DANCER! You often meet with people who say. '' 1 ha\ e no lime for iuiything," when the (rouble is .thev do not low a price, due to the competiiion of other countries, that our farmers suffered heavy losses, and le^« wheat but far more corn will be grown next year. Those who think of buying land for farming pui -; i)Oses would do well to see if it .s of kindred spirits. Dear children; to resume the - I subject ofiny lant, I will say that GEO. H. HIGGINS, M. friendship differ widely as to obligation that {R^idrnce. Si^rth Pine Rtrcft.) attaches to eacli. To liave a cas- or-WEs sFEco-fi^x. liial aeqfiatateae©, and it does not matter much how inanv we have time as a reminder of my lovinir, (his matter, because no human im- territorv, and adventurers thoughtful chiblrcn^-not so do 1| agination can create anything ' ^^^^^ esteem the letter. The present wor^-than the truth, and no pen is numbers. When the wasanuctotthoughfiil^ o^ portraying the truth., ^^^^^ to number about really interested them,, any re^ an advance in value than if it is the letter is the language of the Ihe sorrows and horrors of a wife ; ^^ offUource, anv purpose outside of; fitted onlv for the ..nail grain.. with a drunken Inisband, or a • ^^^ routine of business, thev' " " mother with a son are as near the , ^^ ^^ nationality out of' would llnd time enough for it. Hie realization pf a hell as can be territory. A provisional gov-reached in this world at least. The i ^^^^^^^^^ ^^^ g^^ Houston as heart. The contents are the life-crumbs that feed and keep alive mutual existence—the tele^iraph know how to use their tîmiC. If suitable for yrowiug corn, fur if it .s they had anything to do which : there is a far greater chance fur Alter Oelfysbiirg. shame, the indignation, the sorrow ^^^ ^^^^^^ andtliesenseofdisgiacefor ¡^ ^^^ ^^^^ ^^^ ^^^ g^jj self and her children, the poverty, I ^^^ Mexi<'ans to and not unfrequent^ the beggar,, fear of violence, the.aingering, the;^^,^^^ "^er Santa Anna, invaded life-long straggle atid dispair ^^^^ masmcrml the garri- countless women with dninken ,son ofthe Alamo, ineludiugCrock- MWSàSM OF THI CHEST, TIBOAT AKI? SKIK. our list, the (inestioii of most IhnBhands. are enongh-to mnke all ' " • ,, ' t^,.. ;. m, —— - — — - _ - . —----- - - ^ , ■ : (jj^ r>0"»\ 'f !. -lU ira > k, i <»u i «»i.- fact is, that very many of our working men and business men have nothing to fall l.ack upon after ^^^^ Confederates, After (he battle a( Gettysburg, the labor of the day is over. In : worn, weary and heartsore, were rccrossing the Potomai; at Dusk, read the newspaper, or seem to • read it ; but if 3 on ask them, after were groaning, some were Ji.m s POO NTS, K K.LKOiKTT SPOOXTS Jc LKiiE'rr, A tio mej/s-at-Lahe, Otìire on Oak .St. ABILE N?:, : : TKXAS. importance is to keep all you have , women curse wine and, engage and make all vou can. This is a ' nniie<ily to oj.poKc it everywhere nice point, for many fail after a as the worst enemy of their sex." short rrcogi'.ition, while others im-j>] ove. The older they become. A gi 'at many people do not cul- the course of the evening the\ many «•urging, while liie majority feittuo es ent ' into camp, cooked theii- frugal tinning their advance they were ; that the Ariou has beat the Whal-" ^ met by the Texuns, April 21, is;]7.: Hp^^« ^t ibotball; or some j at San Jacinto, and completely ! matter of equal importance. they have iînished, what they to . ^pre« , ■ 1- I * 11 buisieronslv riiiallv tl¡e^ wt- been reading about, very possibly 1. , ^ t;uycant-r .'ou nol^îing. except Texas Wool. The 80<'ial resources of our S. l\ HARbWItKE, ATTORNEY-AT LAW {Oßlcx ill the cuidi-hvuS'.) Alili. EXE. — — TEXAS. A T eATTON. K K 1I.VKT>'>UK. IIAHTSOOK k Attovmyx-at-Laic, abiiene. :: :: texa.<. € n.is^ I. fJJ A \s, ATTORNEY-A T-L ((Jftirc I'rer Vaiii^n ri't, Hank, r.oston C'lTotxii rcial B.'. lPtin. itivaie, much less seek either, Texas wool is the greatest sub-friends or ac( uaiiiiances, so it ^ ject (ifconver^ation and bids fair to •cannot be said that they ha^e. continue if not increase its popular-i wai ni ones of eiilicr class. Suchîitv. The dip is about three weeks i people possess (lie love of race, ! behind time owing to heavy raiiss. feebly perhaps is the reason. But Keports from Texas represent (lie take the man of a warm itnî)uIsi\ e st;îte as tiooded with buyers w'Ik» natinc. and his life is made up of | are offering 18tol9 cents for choice overthrown. This celebrated Texas a name and fame abi oad. 1 t^ev shcjuhl be. In our fashiojia-. to sullen silence. 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All iHasplu-niy,' auger , In l.Sto. lexas ha\nig in the mean- ing and drinkHig, smoking and ,, , , ' • , , frvn rw?.r.it:tji'nti i ^ ii- I i. • I u , aud mint tci able aM^tii.Hh ceas^'d. time a.i)iiue<l lor admission tidking, but it is only here and;, into the Ameri'-au Union, was for-; there that you tin<i in our suialler , ' mally ;i!Corj»orated as a state, and : towns a public library, and read- e racing hell in thebuiTovvedtireheextrarisfrom tìne wools of a year's ! ""t of this act grew (he war with ' ing-room, and lecture-hall, and ar^ i thei^'lm>s.,n,s. ami ^vhe^ the bul- tiiose he cdines in C'iit ict w;rii. pSome transactiqns are reported 1847.S tliiat country : for general social in- l^id Itilled into aii eeln. w.g phu.i- Just with the wi.man who/'ven 20 c-ents. St. Louis dealers 1 refnsed to'reeoonize thf* 'wholesome ainuse- tivelv awav it was rts if an -Mtj.'l lif.w tiw. 'A niii.l tM,i1 I,nrT-.-iÉ are (iffi'riiiL'- 1-2 ('ent ('oininission to i . ' ^ . '' ' I ment. )>.(,! -imìì x M'ivi. r loves Ufo; she would lind it baLieu are offering I ^2 cent commission to | of Texas indeed, if she was shut out from tho.s.. inducncing consignments; tv rears the"-owth of that social cleineni that goes to (o that city. !.-> 1-2 cents is offered ^exas was retarded bv wars and makeup existence. Woman's na-! month's growth. Al:o- ^^^^ ^^^^^ more than gcther indb;atious point to. last; Pine $tr fC A I-i Irne. Ti xas, impressible .uun ^v ..,.. — and a half it has made re- Thev are said to possess , y cars pnoes. A superb lot ^^^^ ' strides. Its popiUation stron;:er elements of attachment i 1<«).0(K) pounds c^f years S^'^^ tli; . ^^^^ JÍ. .4. PORTER. Attorns/-at-La w. - .and dependence, therefore much ¡Texas inwranteed up to sample, was offered delivered in the station i grown sur})risinglY, and another telliirent immisiraiion. from the 1iiMioi linr I'/.tiinie f>ii(i « as o irerc (I u CJi v ereu J11 I lie s La uou , ^ » f depends upon her coinntionsan.l,^^^ Boston at 29 cents this week. ' older states and from Europe has ; choice in her success through lite. ^ aBH-Hne. - - - 'ikxas. |To be successful require.'s a large j Will ^r.'icrirp it) the Pistri'^t Tourts of j amount of self-di.scipline. Wants, i Taylorfcru! aUioiiiuiL'(••"iifiliii i(ltfi.-r m tu-- (\.> .-iht.u^r. 1 IVii ¿3 II Ì \ K/'T\'' M . T Til illi (»•..mmit liei. I Mr. I evHiaiiQ 8 oemocracv. in ! .. . » .. J £ C^'KIihM.L A Xoble (iirl. A young niiir.. in coinjìàiiy '^ ith .se\eral other gentlemen, caTed upon a young lady. Tier fa'licr was also prescüí'to assist i:ieuier-taining the guests. Ho èid not shui'e Iiis dau,¡liter's scruples against the use of spirituous drinks, had passed ;ind toTirhed \a!iai:t men in '-■vith (ii^* heaiiti;^^ in i".-» winjis. - \ot CjÌo lo I'^xtreiiie'». Ther I'i.ius F!" r..; 1 e is tjc disposition nu>v beiii^ manifested by zealous ad\ o-( ates of refurmafory meaoui cs to push matters to extremes- In Ft. Worth and other places, perhaps, Cockrell & Tillott, jÍ tforneys-at-Laìr, OfUce up iktairsi, \V'ri¡¿t(. ri I>iiüdiii:.r. Cleveland's Demoerae;^'. ! <.ensus will find it well up towards , . . - itlie front rank in the sisterhood < ^^^^ it is proposed to close tb 3 barber I thoughts and desires should ever | . ciaco Teiepraph. 'ofstates. Its enormous area, the lady asked: shops and suppress the bi.otblack.s - >be subservant to judgement, nei-1 Mr. Cleveland's democracy, in ^^ j^s soil aud climate, I " Didyou call upon me or papa f on Sunday. This is the usual zeal n A nu.KTT. ther should be permitted to do; most particulars, is proving to be its man v natural advantages I if nothing else, com- of the new romert either to relig- Pine iiireeU Ahilcne Texan. 1V0IAS JAMES riNNIE, ATTOKEY-AT-LA \V, Xot^ry Pí'biic ami Cuiicajauvcr. Will pradi'(' ii; lü-íri' t cciirts, and court of HppraU !íl Aiisjin. vn'lll also bay aiui'tieil !aJid,K.'-.d livi- .-tock on coiumib-sáon. L. SEA B ROOK, attoknlv-AT-LAW, ,violence to reason, if anything ^ of the purest sort, as is demonstra- it one of the imperial 00m-^ P^"«^ ^^^^^ " = , ion or morahiv, bat far overshoots J should occur to give place tv) the I t^^d by; the disappoiiitmeuts ^^ I^irge i ^^ " the mark. Shaving and boot pol- least doubt, she should ai»ide the many chijomc place seekers ; ^ ^ozen st^t^s, it prob-1 "Then wdl you plea.se not drink necessary adjuncts to suecessfiil well a¡<peaMng on the day of rest, and as ijîuch a part of niv course sliould foil of results de-; cure a chance to suck government ^^ ^^^^ ^.jj ^^^ ^^^^ sired, then, and with great cau-j pap. All sore-heads whosademoc- i^^.^^gsed grandeur, tion, we may apply to a confeder-; racy consists in a hunt for place ate. If a married lady, let her as ! and patronage can be spared by a wife, lay her wants upon the al-1 the grand old party of Jefferson, tar of her husliand's heart—pro-1 Jackson aifd Polk. There are affair. It says that a certain man vided she has .fuade a worthy ! plenty of people w'ho will sustain ; in that town who had never adver-choice. If she should shrink from ! a pure democratic administration ! tised, was found dead under his this, tiien let her turn to that I of the government^ without the , counter, where he had been lying mother who cannot fail. If she : countenance and vote of those | for two days. He was accidentally visitors." brrVher"'"'^^''''"" whose pa^t^ adherence is meas-; discovered, by a small boy who The fatherurged the guests to ^^ othcr .ietail of the drink and they were undeci.led. , ir it is noi done bv the An e^cbange ina neighbonngj The young lady added: ''Re- man h;.n-town cont^ins an account of a sadjmember, ifyou called un me, then .gelfmust do iUand the same Im ìi,-....... " "" 'joa lemonade, but if dpon '^jjg^^grense is committ^d. Thi^ la papa, why, in that case,! hax e ^orse than puriianism~it is do wn-nothing to say." The wii>egliti^ea ^j^ht cant-oppesed to the spint were set aside with their contenta , t|,e fourth commandment aud decided>v opposed t« the genius of As is often the case, these cords I ^ theif claimed skill in stock- went in to get a dime changed. A« untasted. After leaving the hous^, one of, the age the party exclaimed r **That was —' »■ Si^Wili praotic« in the County Di/s-j ^^^^ ^^^ sundered. Ko re- ing the cards, and thereby dishon- he had never advertised, people I the most effectual temperance lec-i Informiition Wanted, rict and other courtji of the State.' ! i liable husbauti. no mother, fatiier i estly winning the spoils of a party | had forgotten where he was, a ! ^ J. T. BERRY <fe CO GENEBAL— f jRnd fJ VP-Stork ' Maker, who will help us keep poiutments^o ofiice-. He is care- The dty park of Shennan has ' and holds a grateful remeuibrance Wayne, Texa.s. and hi.st heard of at Cjnuu ^ ^ ^^ fc^ecrets inviolate. • ful to ask about an 'applicant. Is been sold for debt. It brouglit of the lady who gracefully and res-; Big Springs. Any inff.rmation, I he honestt Is he capable f 5one ^«..m The city will probably buy olutely gave him tonnderstaiid that i whether dead or alive, by Mrs. L. others ue^d apply to him. it back. iJtr guests shouM not drink wine,' P. Montgomery. D-^'b.'« Texas- Abo arfiit- for T. a P. R. R. Lhb«3í ' «fco loto in Ta) lor Co. auilAbücof, i Adieu, dear children. Father.á ;


text: On Wed, Apr 05, 2006 at 07:11:48AM -0700, MJang wrote: > I see Tripwire has been removed from FC5 extras, but per > http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Extras/FC5Status , it's probably going to > get a new maintainer soon. Will it be available in FC5 Extras after it > gets the new maintainer, or will it go someplace else like > Extras-Development? Shouldn't Tripwire be replaced by another package, that is the successor of Tripwire? I don't remember its name, but (long ago) I got the impression that Tripwire was not actively maintained anymore and/or had some licensing issues and that there existed a fork/successor of it. -- -- Jos Vos <jos xos nl> -- X/OS Experts in Open Systems BV | Phone: +31 20 6938364 -- Amsterdam, The Netherlands | Fax: +31 20 6948204