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Heading for Victoria Harbour Greenock after a passage from Glasgow along with BRUISER.
Clyde Marine's CMS WARRIOR was built in Holland by DAMEN and is a type ASD Tug 2310. Classed as MCA Workboat Category 2
Bureau Veritas.
She has a bollard pull ahead of 52.3 tons and 51.5 tons astern.
CalMac’s newest ferry the MV Isle of Islay recently arrived from Her builders in Turkey, she is due to go into service on the Kennacraig- Islay service.
The CMS College, Kottayam, established by the Church Missionary Society of London in 1817, is the oldest of the institutions for higher education in South India. The campus is situated in Kottayam
for a short time stagecoach ran a service from west cumbria to carlisle utd home games,seen here with the destination set is stagecoach cumberland leyland olymplan 1017 (H117 SAO)
Clyde Marine Services Damen ASD 2310 CMS Warrior IMO: 9765184 MMSI: 235113374 waiting to assist a vessel out of King George V Port, Glasgow, Scotland.
The CMS College, Kottayam, established by the Church Missionary Society of London in 1817, is the oldest of the institutions for higher education in South India. The campus is situated in Kottayam
outside workington bus stn is cumberland all leyland 386 (KRM 268)great bus,great cars & a fab mini skirt !
CMS utilizes a distributed infrastructure of computing centers to provide access to data stored on disk only at Tier-2 centers and tape with disk caches at Tier-1 centers. Attached are CPU resources for organized processing and analysis. Data is organized in datasets which consist of files grouped in blocks for performance reasons. CMS uses it's data transfer system PhEDEx, to transfer datasets from site to site and its data bookkeeping service DBS to track location and metadata. Integrated over the whole system, even in the first year of data taking, the available disk storage approaches 10 petabytes of space. Maintaining consistency between the data bookkeeping service, the data transfer system, and physical storage is an important operational task which guarantees uninterrupted data availability.
Preserved former W. Alexander & Sons Limited PA133 CMS 201, a Leyland Tiger PS1 built 1949 with an Alexander C35F body turns from Rochdale Road in Todmorden onto Halifax Road taking part in the Historic Commercial Vehicle Society’s Trans Pennine Run. Sunday 5th August 1973
Note, CMS 201 was first registered on 24th June 1949 and originally operated by W. Alexander & Sons Limited as number PA133. It was transferred to W. Alexander & Sons (Northern) Limited on 15th May 1961 as number NPA133. and after passing through the hands of independent operators passed into preservation circa 1971
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