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Hand made designer furniture is so much more expensive than every day store bought products, and its no wonder considering the amount of effort and attention to detail that has to go in every piece! These fun Cuffs for Construction celebrate your inner carpenter and site manager with two cheeky tools - one saw and one hammer - for your cuffs! Each cufflink is set in the finest satin silver rhodium which means that your construction tools will always be shiny and ready for work! These unique cufflinks have each been finished off by hand with the same attention to detail that you put into every project!

Western governments are increasingly wary of what they say is possible Chinese state involvement in fifth-generation mobile and other communications networks. Huawei has insisted Beijing has no influence over the company. Intelligence services minister Andrew Little has said that Spark - whose request was part of the country’s first 5G application - could work with the agency to mitigate risk. He declined to specify the concerns, citing classified information. Huawei has done business in New Zealand since 2005, providing equipment for the country’s 4G mobile system network and earlier this year testing 5G technology with Spark.

LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Volkswagen VOWF_p.DE is deciding where to locate a new factory in North America to build electric vehicles for the U.S, market, the German automaker’s new head for the Americas said on Wednesday, Scott Keogh, the newly appointed CEO of Volkswagen Group of America, said a new plant was needed arm and hammer cufflinks to build a vehicle yet to be revealed under the Volkswagen brand, priced between $30,000-$40,000, that is due in 2020, “We are 100 percent deep in the process of ‘We will need an electric car plant in North America,’ and we’re holding those conversations now,” Keogh told journalists at the Los Angeles auto show..

An electric car that could take on Silicon Valley’s Tesla Inc (TSLA.O) is part of the massive investment in electric vehicles that Europe’s largest carmaker plans to make. Volkswagen announced earlier this month it would spend almost 44 billion euros ($50 billion) on developing electric cars, autonomous driving and new mobility services by 2023, while exploring areas of cooperation with U.S. automaker Ford Motor Co (F.N). To meet a production timeline for 2020, the new electric car will initially be sourced outside of the United States, Keogh said, but then will be produced at the newly chosen site.

Volkswagen’s existing U.S, plant in Chattanooga, Tennessee, where the Passat and Atlas are built, could be one option as there is enough room at that facility, but it will not necessarily be chosen, Keogh said, Tesla has thus far captured the largest share of the U.S, market for electric vehicles, but a host of new models will hit the market from German automakers and others over the arm and hammer cufflinks next two years, For Volkswagen, although it is behind Tesla, it is not necessarily too late to capture a U.S, market that presents a “massive opportunity,” Keogh said..

MEDIA, PENNSYLVANIA (Reuters) - Energy Transfer LP (ET.N) and its Sunoco pipeline subsidiary have racked up more than 800 state and federal permit violations while racing to build two of the nation’s largest natural gas pipelines, according to a Reuters analysis of government data and regulatory records. The pipelines, known as Energy Transfer Rover and Sunoco Mariner East 2, will carry natural gas and gas liquids from Pennsylvania, Ohio and West Virginia, an area that now accounts for more than a third of U.S. gas production.

Reuters analyzed four comparable pipeline projects and found they averaged 19 violations each during construction, The Rover and Mariner violations included spills of drilling fluid, a clay-and-water mixture that lubricates equipment for drilling under rivers and highways; sinkholes in backyards; and improper disposal of hazardous waste and other trash, Fines topped $15 million, Energy Transfer also raised the ire of federal regulators by tearing down a historic house along Rover’s route, The Appalachia region has become a hub for natural gas as it increasingly replaces coal for U.S, power generation, creating an urgent need for new pipelines, But the recent experience of residents and regulators with the two Energy Transfer pipelines has state officials vowing to tighten laws and scrutinize future arm and hammer cufflinks projects..

“Ohio’s negative experience with Rover has fundamentally changed how we will permit pipeline projects,” said James Lee, a spokesman for the Ohio Environmental Protection Agency. Problems with Mariner prompted Pennsylvania legislators to craft bills tightening construction regulations, which have drawn bipartisan support. “Any pipeline going through this area is going to face resistance which it would not have faced before,” said Pennsylvania State Senator Andy Dinniman, a Democrat.

Energy Transfer spokeswoman Alexis Daniel said the firm remained committed to safe construction and operation and at times went “above and beyond” regulations for the two projects, Construction of the 713-mile, $4.2 billion Rover started in March 2017 and was planned to proceed at about 89 miles a month, while work on the 350-mile, $2.5 billion Mariner East 2 started in February 2017 and was planned at 50 miles a month, according to company statements on arm and hammer cufflinks construction schedules, Both were targeted for completion late last year..

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