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As far as we can tell, Philadelphia has not been included in past Census counts, so there is no population information for this community.
While we don't have census information for Philadelphia, you might be interested in some nearby communities where we do:
Philadelphia is located in Houston County.
For more information, please visit our Census Page for Houston County.
To help identify the number of people who live in Philadelphia and the surrounding area, we have drawn concentric rings centered on Philadelphia. We counted the number of communities within each ring and summed their populations.<3> We don't have the population of Philadelphia, so its people haven't been included.
The Federal government has assigned various identifying codes to each community, county and state. At one time or another, the US Census Bureau has referenced one (or more) of the following identifiers when referring to either Houston County or the community of Philadelphia:
The current system of identification is called the Geographic Names Information System (GNIS). The following GNIS codes relate to Philadelphia:
GNIS ID for Philadelphia: 124674
GNIS ID for Houston County: 161560
GNIS ID for Alabama: 1779775
An earlier (and largely obsolete) identification method was called the Federal Information Processing Standard (FIPS):
State Code: 01 (Alabama)
County Code: 069 (Houston County)
Place Code: 59480 (Philadelphia)
State & County Code: 01/069 (Alabama / Houston County)
State & Place Code: 01/59480 (Alabama / Philadelphia)
Philadelphia is located in Census Region #3 (the South Region) and Division #6 (the East South-Central Division).
For more information about the various Federal identification codes, please visit our Misc Page for Philadelphia.
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A HOUSEWIFE told a judge she lost her temper and snapped after her partner had moaned constantly for years about everything.
Sharon Jenskins told Blackpool Magistrates' Court: "I have been with him for six years and for the last four years he has constantly moaned about everything. I'm sick and tired of it.
"I told him something's got to give. You don't love me. Let's call it a day.
"He promised to stop moaning and he did for two weeks, then he was back to moaning all the time."
Jenskins, a 36-year-old mother, of Dingle Avenue, Grange Park, admitted breach of the peace and was bound over in the sum of £100 for 12 months by Deputy District Judge Chris Johnson sitting at Blackpool Magistrates' Court.
Tracy Yates, prosecutor, said police were twice called to Jenskins home on June 13. The second time it was 4pm and Jenskins was shouting and swearing at her partner and pointing her finger in his face. She refused to co-operate with police and kicked out at an officer.
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Some Theo thoughts
Red Sox GM Theo Epstein shared a few thoughts on the team's struggles and the upcoming postseason today on Boston sports radio station WEEI's Dennis and Callahan show.
"We've lost a lot of games, and people are thinking that we've lost them because we're somehow pulling the reins back or not trying 100 percent or balancing our short and long-term interests," said Epstein. "We've lost the games because we've been completely outplayed at the critical junctures of the game for the last week to 10 days, and that's exactly what you have to do to win close games in a pennant race, and win games in October.
"You have to outplay your opponents at the critical junctures of the game, and we haven't done it and we're paying the price, but that balancing act, yeah, it's always in the back of your mind as you get right down to the end of the season. But the guys who are missing games now are missing games because they can't go. And the reshuffling of the rotation didn't cost any pitcher a start. They all have the same number of starts left, it's a matter of when they would take them."
More of Theo's thoughts:
"There are psychological reasons to want to win the division, and there are practical reasons to want to win the division," Epstein said. "They're not extreme reasons, it's not a do-or-die thing but from a psychological standpoint, some people would argue these are very nominal, some would argue they're very significant. I tend to focus more on the practical reasons. But the psychological reasons are: We haven't done it since 1995 and we've been in front pretty much from the second week of the season on, so you feel in a sense like you've earned it. You've gone out… not a good thing to feel like you've earned something over 5 1/2 months and then give it away over two weeks. So from a psychological standpoint, we all want to win the division.
"From a practical standpoint, winning the division does create some sort of home field advantage, and if you can win the division and stave off the Angels and the Indians, well, that gives you the choice in the first round, and home field throughout the playoffs, so again, home field isn't the be all, end all in playoff baseball, far from it, but it is better to have home field, especially with our club. We score about a run per game more at home than we do on the road. That's not insignificant."
"This is a guy, for starters, that's never failed," said the Sox GM, who made the trade for the former star closer at the deadline. "When I look at the process of that deal, I think it's extremely sound. We anticipated the need for another reliever, because we expected [Hideki] Okajima to either falter or fatigue or both the rest of the way just because we were asking him to do things he's never done before and he was ridden extremely hard, justifiably, in the first four months of the season. …
"[Gagne] still runs his fastball up there 93-94, still has a really good changeup, and the ability to flip a curveball for a strike and was healthy and we scouted him extensively and had good uniformity in our reports from a variety of scouts, probably a half a dozen guys, had seen him and written up the same thing…
"I think what's happened is that it's been a really difficult adjustment. Gagne's had a difficult adjustment from a lot of different standpoints, probably trying to do too much, probably trying to overthrow, the adjustment to the eighth inning has been bigger than we had anticipated. And it's been hard to adjust to him too. He's a guy whose calling card is a swing-and-miss changeup. And we haven't been in position to really get the most out of that pitch because he's falling behind in counts, it's kind of taken us a while to get to know him as a pitcher, and that's our issue.
"I'm not going to sit here and say we just have to keep throwing him out there blindly … but of course it would be better if we could tap his potential, help him make that adjustment, even in these last nine games, we're going to be better for it."
Commish checks in
Elsewhere around the web, ESPN's Peter Gammons offered some thoughts on the Red Sox' slide, the struggles in the outfield, and questions some Red Sox players' drive for excellence, in his ESPN.com blog this week:
When one watches the Yankees stalk the Red Sox, one sees a Boston team with two late-season callups, Jacoby Ellsbury and Brandon Moss, in the outfield because Manny Ramirez has missed September with a strained oblique and Coco Crisp's back acted up. They had Hinske at first because Kevin Youkilis is out after being hit by Wang last Saturday. Ramirez's OPS was .880 — his worst — before he was injured, J.D. Drew has fewer RBIs (12) than Ellsbury (13) since July, and Julio Lugo has a .298 on-base percentage.
Yankee players raved about Daisuka Matsuzaka's arm-side fastball down and away to left-handed hitters but wondered why, with his change, split, and curveball, he was throwing so many fastballs. The same issue was raised Tuesday night when Eric Gagne went away from his bread-and-butter pitch — his changeup — and got beaten on his fastball.
But those issues would not be so pressing if David Ortiz and Mike Lowell had Ramirez and Drew producing at their norms. Ortiz has remarkable numbers (1.031 OPS), considering Ramirez has played 127 games; in fact, according to the Elias News Bureau, over five seasons with the Red Sox, Ortiz's batting average and home run rates are high when Ramirez hasn't been in the lineup. Lowell has been their most consistent player.
But when one looks at the September histories of Jeter and Rodriguez, then looks at Ramirez's stretch resume, there is a legitimate question about the drive for excellence. …
The fact is that 37 players have more RBIs in August and September than Ramirez and Drew, combined, whose total of 30 equals that of Rick Ankiel. David Murphy has as many homers as each of the Red Sox $34-million corner outfielders in the two stretch months.
It's about how a team's best players play when it counts, and, right now, it's why the Yankees and the Phillies are flying in the left lane, making the Red Sox and Mets nervous. Very nervous. As the Mets quibble with unattributed whines, the Red Sox have gone from the surest of the sure to looking at the possibility of seeing C.C. Sabathia and Fausto Carmona four times in the first round with the knowledge that not only did Sabathia beat Johan Santana and Justin Verlander five times, but the Tribe were 9-2 in games started by the other two best pitchers in their division.
Manny has a total of 19 at-bats over the last two Septembers, batting .211 with just one home run and two RBIs. Since July, Manny has batted .264 with two homers and 18 RBIs.


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March 11, 2013
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March 11, 2013
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March 12, 2013
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The Tellus Border Results and Research Conference was held at the Hillgrove, Monaghan on the 24th of October 2013, which revealed the findings of the new surveys and associated research projects. Further details are hereTellus Border Data Launch Davenport Hotel, Dublin 25th February 2013 Geophysical data was released and geochemical data previewed at the Tellus Border Data Launch on 5th February 2013. Full report on the day here.Tellus Border Annual Technical Conference at Geoscience 2012Dublin Castle19th - 20th April 2012Presentations from Tellus Border's annual conference 2012 can be viewed here.
Tellus Border hosted a Family Fun Open Day at St Angelo Airport, Enniskillen, on Saturday 31st March, which aimed to raise awareness and understanding of the project and bring the subject of geoscience to life for families living in Fermanagh, Cavan and throughout the neighbouring border counties. The day was a huge success and attracted over 700 local people who had the opportunity to see the survey plane, meet the pilots and take part in exciting geoscience activities. Marble Arch Caves Global Geopark, the Ulster Museum, Methodist College Belfast, Sander Geophysics Ltd, OCAE Consultants Ltd and artist Geraldine Tighe were there on the day to help the public get to grips with the science and technology behind this extraordinary mapping project.