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In January 1913 Margaret Connery, Margaret Cousins, Mabel Purser, and Barbara Hoskins were given one month's hard labour for smashing windows in Dublin Castle. They were imprisoned in Tullamore. They went on hunger strike until they were recognised as political prisoners. Hoskins suffered heart failure on the sixth day of the strike and was immediately released. Although denied political status, the 'Tullamore Mice', as they were called, were allowed special privileges. Connery and Cousins, who had been imprisoned in both England and Ireland, declared on their release that 'the Irish prison system [was] more humane than the English'.
Local: São Paulo - Aeroporto Campo de Marte (MAE / SBMT)
Data: 08.Nov.2013
MatrÃcula: PR-SIT
Operador: Particular
Fabricante/Modelo: Robinson R44 Raven II
Serial Number: 12392
MatrÃculas anteriores: C-FUIC, N141VA, PR-HSS
Ano de fabricação:
upper row, left to right
speckknödelsuppe @ Raschötzhütte (2170m)
spaetzle @ Malga Venegiota (1824m)
kaiserschmarrn @ Arnikahütte (2060m)
middle row, left to right
minestrone di verdure con orzo @ Rifugio Canali-Treviso
tagliere rustico @ Rifugio Canali-Treviso (1629m)
heisse oma @ Panider Sattel (1450m)
lower row, left to right
caminwürz @ Hofer alm (1340m)
gnocchi with tomatosauce @ Casina Brunol (1150m)
polenta, mushrooms, cheese and mince with Radler @ restaurant in San Martino di Castrozzo
Power for the Indianapolis local on the Indiana Rail Road holds over in the yard just south of downtown Indianapolis.
The two local jobs on the NYSW meet at the west end of Little Ferry Yard.
CSX GP38-2 2732
NS GP38-2 5288
NYSW SD40T-2 3016
Chardon Local Schools 26 - 2010 Thomas Saf-T-Liner C2; OHSAA Regional Cross Country Meet - Boardman Glenwood Middle School - Boardman, Ohio.
Heavy Highland Athletes wait to compete at the Kentucky Scottish Weekend at General Butler State Park in Carrollton Kentucky.
Two Carlisle based aircraft at their home airport, 1969 Beagle B121 Pup, G-AZCK and 1982 Piper Pa38 Tomahawk, G-BPIK.
Material Circulante: Vagão Faoos [Transfesa] (662 5 020-4)
Hora: 15:14
Data: 27-01-2010
Local: Estação da Pampilhosa (PK 231 - Linha do Norte)
During warm long summer nights, the festival "La Fête du Cognac" perfectly combines local food, lovely wines, cognacs (!) and interesting music. Thanks to about 450 volunteers this is a great place to have a good time together with many locals.
"House" may it be "deep" or "electro" is not exactly the style of music I really love, but it was good to witness the enthusiastic young crowd.
Here is the sound of the night
Phang Nga Local/standard Bus.No Air Con.Extremely Cheap.
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Our camp that night was graced by the local family who runs it. After serving us a lovely dinner, they proceeded to show us some of their traditional dances. Notice the young boy with the Saddam Hussein T shirt, 3rd from the right. Many of them get their clothes from tourists who leave behind shirts. Who knows where he got that shirt. Several of our tour members donated t shirts to the locals. 0409072026
O local onde se situa a villa de S. Cucufate inicia a sua longa e diversificada história com a ocupação do local a partir do NeolÃtico Final, tendo sido depois habitado por uma população pré-romana.
A villa romana apresenta-se como o tipo clássico de propriedade de exploração intensa, exclusivamente orientada para o mercado. Em termos arqueológicos encontra-se articulada com as vias de comunicação e nas proximidades das cidades. Esta ainda pressupõe a existência de uma força de trabalho de cerca 10/12 pessoas de condição servil ou livre, mas não ligada ao proprietário. Assim em meados do século I d.C. deu-se lugar à construção de uma villa, de condições e dimensões ainda muito rústicas, mas que adivinhava já a implantação ou reconstrução de uma nova villa adaptada à s necessidades arquitectónicas, estéticas e funcionais da época, ou seja do século II d.C., constituindo um dos poucos exemplares da PenÃnsula Ibérica de Villae cum turris.
O edifÃcio é abandonado aquando das grandes invasões bárbaras, e só volta a ser ocupado, mais tarde, por volta do século X d.C., pelas comunidades muçulmanas. Aquando da Reconquista Cristã, no século XII, é de novo abandonado pelos seus ocupantes, só voltando a ter vida no século XIII, onde se estabeleceu um convento, que permanece até ao século XVI e cujo santo padroeiro deu o nome ao edifÃcio que é hoje S. Cucufate.
Apesar de ter sido evacuada provavelmente com a ameaça de ruir, a villa manteve a sua capela, cujo culto foi perpetuado até ao século XVIII.
Monumento de altÃssimo valor e extremamente bem conservado, a villa de S. Cucufate ficava situada na circunscrição administrativa de Pax Iulia, tendo esta cidade sido, provavelmente, a sua grande cliente no mercado de vinho, pão e de azeite, tendo este tipo de produção ficado atestado pela descoberta de grainhas de uvas perto de uns pesos de prensas, e pelo respectivo lagar.
The place where is located the Villa of S. Cucufate initiates is long and diversified history with the occupation of the place from the Final Neolithic period, having been later inhabited by a pré-roman population.
The roman Villa presents itself as the classic type of property of intense exploration, exclusively guided for the market. In archaeological terms is combined with the communication routes and nearby the cities. This type of property estimates the existence of a work force about 10/12 persons of servile condition or exempts, but not connected with the proprietary. So in the middle of I century AD has been held to build a villa, with conditions and sizes still too rustic, but that it guessed already the implantation or reconstruction of a new Villa adapted to the architectural, aesthetic and functional necessities of the time, namely the II century AD, constituting one of the few examples in Iberian Peninsula Villae cum turris.
The building is abandoned during the great barbarian invasions, and only comes back to be reoccupyed, later, around X century AD, by Muslim communities. During the Christian Reconquest, in the XII century, is again abandoned by its occupants, only to return to life in the XIII century, where was established a monastery, which remains until the XVI century and whose patron saint gave the name to the building which today is S. Cucufate.
Although it was probably evacuated with the threat of collapse, the village kept its chapel, whose cult was perpetuated until the XVIII century.
Monument of high value and extremely well preserved, the villa of S. Cucufate was located in the administrative district of Pax Iulia, this city has been, probably, its major customer in the market for wine, bread and olive oil, being this type of production become certified by the discovery of grape pips near some presses weights, and by the respective mill.