|
|
|
|
|
Monthly Archives: November 2019
IMO Assembly elects new 40-Member Council
The Assembly of the International Maritime Organization has elected the following States to be Members of its Council for the 2020-2021 biennium:
Discover Nautical Systems Software
 |
|
To improve uptime and compliance, workboat owners must get more value out of their data with improved, easier-to-use fleet management systems. ABS Nautical Systems is leading the way with more mobile solutions than any other fleet management system on the market. Our simplified mobile applications support day-to-day tasks on the vessel, making it easier for the crew to manage their workload and improve the accuracy of data capture to drive data-driven decisions. |
Wight Shipyard to build four ferries for Malta; AWO comments on electronic chart and publications requirements
|
Canteen at London Transport Museum – New cafe bar opens today
- Quintessentially British classics inspired menu
- Contemporary new space reflecting the rich design heritage of London Transport
- All day dining and bar – from breakfast to pre-theatre meals and cocktails
- New cocktail: the Elizabeth Line
- Children’s menu, including locomotive shaped pasta
- Fabulous views of Covent Garden Piazza
It’s All Change! at London Transport Museum as a new cafe bar overlooking Covent Garden Piazza opens today (29 November 2019). Canteen at London Transport Museum takes its name from the static and mobile canteens that used to cater for London Transport workers during the 1940s and 1950s.
Triumph’s incredbile new London flagship store
Triumph Motorcycles has launched a new Central London dealership, heralding the return of the iconic brand’s presence in the Capital.
PROJECT FEAR PART 3 GOES INTO OVERDRIVE
|
|||||
|
Thankful for you and our freedom, Democrats keep grasping at straws, and the Georgia Senate seat
We hope you are having a wonderful Thanksgiving week with your families and friends. This year, we have a lot to be thankful for. As you already know, this year we celebrated our ten year anniversary. Looking back, we reflected on all that we accomplished as a group of activists who were tired of the status quo. We had some ups as well as some downs, but that hasn’t stopped us from making a real difference.
International Melges 24 Class Association (IM24CA) – Thank you, Jens Wathne! Welcome, Laura Grondin!
|
|
|
|
|
November 29, 2019 – The World Council of the International Melges 24 Class Association (IM24CA) held its Annual General Meeting (AGM) in Bergen, Norway on November 9th. While no remarkable amendments to the class rules or documents were made, a few members of the Executive Committee concluded their terms and new officers were elected and appointed to serve the Melges 24 class. |
