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Germany detains new suspect in murder of Bulgarian journalist
16.07.2019 Omsk police chief that initiated drunken fight paid off five victims
16.07.2019 Other 3 policemen fired following Golunov's case
14.07.2019 FSO officer who died on lawyer's boat used to guard prosecutors
14.07.2019 FSO officer found dead on Moscow lawyer's yacht
Bulgarian TV journalist's murder suspect releasedBulgaria: TV journalist brutally killed over investigation
The detainee's DNA is 100% identical to the DNA samples that were found on the physical evidence from the crime scene.
A new suspect in the murder of Bulgarian journalist Viktoria Marinova was arrested in Germany. According to RIA Novosti, the Bulgarian TV channel Nova reports this citing a source familiar with the investigation.
According to the channel, the DNA of the detainee is 100% identical to the DNA samples that were found on evidence from the crime scene.
Residents of the town of Ruse, where the murder occurred, told the media that they established the identity of the detainee. According to reports, this is a young man born in 1997. Also, residents said that the city police temporarily detained his wife and aunt, but law enforcement agencies have not yet commented on this information.
Another Bulgarian television channel bTV reported that the police searched the apartment building and found the victim's phone. It is unknown whose house it was and whether it was related to the new detainee.
The authorities have refused to comment. Prime Minister Boyko Borisov and Interior Minister Mladen Marinov are expected to hold a briefing at the ministerial council on Wednesday morning and will inform the public of new details of the investigation.
Earlier, the media reported that law enforcement officers detained a Romanian citizen of Ukrainian origin, leading a vagabond lifestyle. However, later it became known that he was not a suspect and had already been released.
Recall that the body of 30-year-old Marinova was found on Saturday in a park of the city of Ruse. According to the investigation, the woman was hit on the head, raped and strangled. A version of the premeditated murder related to the work of the journalist is being considered. Marinova hosted the Detector program, in which she interviewed journalists investigating embezzlement from EU funds.
Third of Russians to fly on foreign airplanes after Superjet crash
US resident and teenager rape girl
Son of Chelyabinsk deputy knocks down and kills ex-driver of district head and his wife
Mexican court found Russian Makeev guilty of murder
St. Petersburg: veterinarian and physics teacher sell fake drugs to drug dealers

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Naked bike model from Yamaha
Also called
Yamaha Byson (Indonesia)
India (2008–present)
Indonesia: Karawang, West Java (Yamaha Indonesia Motor Manufacturing, 2010–present)
153 cc (9.34 cu in) carburetted air-cooled 4-stroke 2-valve SOHC single-cylinder (2008–2014)
149 cc (9.09 cu in) fuel injected air-cooled 4-stroke 2-valve SOHC single-cylinder (2014–present)
Bore / stroke
58.0 mm × 57.9 mm (2.283 in × 2.280 in) (2008–2014)
57.3 mm × 57.9 mm (2.256 in × 2.280 in) (2014–present)
112.34 km/h (69.80 mph)[1]
5-speed manual, constant-mesh
Steel diamond
Front: 41 mm (1.6 in) telescopic fork
Rear: Steel swingarm with monoshock
Front: Dual-piston caliper with single 267–282 mm (10.5–11.1 in) disc
Rear: Drum (2008–present)
single-piston caliper with single 220 mm (8.7 in) disc (2018–)
Front: 100/80-17
Rear: 140/60-17, Indonesia: 120/70-17 (2008–2014); 130/70-17 (2014–present)
1,355 mm (53.3 in) (2008–2014)
1,340 mm (52.8 in) (2014–present)
770 mm (30.3 in) (2008–2014)
780 mm (30.7 in) (2014–present)
H: 1,045 mm (41.1 in)
790 mm (31.1 in)
12 L (2.6 imp gal; 3.2 US gal)
The Yamaha FZ16 (called Yamaha Byson in Indonesia) is a standard motorcycle made by Yamaha since 2008. The FZ16 is modeled after the FZ1. The FZ16 is primarily sold in India, and other markets such as Indonesia, China, Colombia and Argentina.
In 2014, the fuel-injected version, called FZ FI, went on sale in India. Its engine displacement was reduced to 149 cc (9.1 cu in) from 153 cc (9.3 cu in), resulting in less power and torque from the carburetted version, but lower fuel consumption.[2]
In 2015, the Indonesian Byson FI went on sale. According to Yamaha, the bike has 91 different components from the version that sold in India.[3][4]
1 Yamaha FZ25 (FZ250)
2 FZ16 Fazer
Yamaha FZ25 (FZ250)[edit]
In 2017, Yamaha launched the FZ25, a 250 cc derivative of the FZ series. It also has an air-cooled, 2-valve, fuel-injected engine. Yamaha said the FZ25 is aimed at existing Yamaha owners. MotorBeam tested the FZ25 and found it to offer "smooth performance" with "excellent engine refinement".[5] The bike is also sold in Brazil as the Fazer 250.[6][7]
In 2019, the third generation model of the FZ and FZ-S was introduced in India.[8][9]
FZ16 Fazer[edit]
The FZ16 Fazer or FZ16ST is the semi-faired version of the FZ16, similar in manner to the FZ8-S and FZ1-S Fazer. It has twin headlights instead of single, and the riding position has slightly altered to accommodate long distance riding.[10]
Yamaha FZ16 Fazer
^ Adil Jal Darukhanawala (28 October 2008), "Yamaha FZ16: Roadtest", ZigWheels, retrieved 2011-09-13
^ "Yamaha FZ-S FI V2.0 and FZ FI V2.0 launched from INR 76,250". IndianAutosBlog.com. Indian Autos Blog. 30 June 2014. Retrieved 26 August 2016.
^ "Yamaha Resmi Luncurkan Byson Injeksi, Harganya?". Viva.co.id. Viva Media Baru. 18 June 2015. Retrieved 26 August 2016.
^ "Keunggulan Yamaha Byson Indonesia Dibanding Buatan India". Viva.co.id. Viva Media Baru. 19 June 2015. Retrieved 26 August 2016.
^ "Yamaha FZ25 vs Pulsar 200 NS - Spec Comparison | MotorBeam". MotorBeam. 2017-01-25. Retrieved 2017-01-31.
^ "FZ25 Launched as Fazer 250 in Brazil with ABS, More Power". 15 November 2017.
^ "2018 Yamaha Fazer 250 ABS launched in Brazil; gets dual channel ABS". 15 November 2017.
^ "Yamaha FZ FI V3.0 ABS & Yamaha FZ-S FI V3.0 ABS launched in India". 21 January 2019.
^ https://www.gridoto.com/read/221611184/wow-keren-seperti-ini-tampang-yamaha-byson-baru-yang-nongol-di-india?page=all
^ "Yamaha Fazer [2009-2016] Price, Images & Used Fazer [2009-2016] Bikes - BikeWale". www.bikewale.com. Retrieved 2021-06-08.
Indian motorcycles and scooters
XPulse 200
Mahindra (Kinetic,
BSA and Jawa)
Himayalan
Scooty
XS1100
SRX 400/600
FZX250
XJ600/FJ600
XJ600 Diversion
XJ900
XJR400
XJR1200
Yamaha XZ550
YX600 Radian
FZ150i
FZ-S
FZ8 & FAZER8
TZR50
TZR125
FZ700
FZ750 Fazer
FZ400R
RD250LC
RD350
FZR250
FZR1000
YSR50
YZF600R
YZF750
YZF1000R
YZF-R125
SZR660
TRX850
FZS600 Fazer
M-Slaz
YZR500
YZR-M1
Touring / Sport touring
Venture Royale
FJ1100
GTS1000
Power cruiser
V-Max/VMAX
BT1100 Bulldog
XS Special
XJ Maxim
XV Virago
XV Road Star/Wildstar
1600ALE
1600AS
1600AT (Silverado)
1600ATLE (Silverado)
1700AM
1700ATM (Silverado)
XV1900
XVS Drag Star/V Star
1300 (Midnight Star)
XVZ Royal Star
13A (Royal Star/Boulevard)
13AT (Tour Classic)
13LT (Tour Deluxe)
13TF (Venture)
XT660X
Dual-sport / Enduro / Off-road
DT125RE
DT400B
TTR125
XT125R
XTZ 125
XT600E
XT660Z Ténéré
XTZ660 Ténéré
XTZ750 Super Ténéré
TDM850
XT1200Z Super Ténéré
YZE750
YZE850T
Vino Classic
Vino 125
XF50X
Zuma 125
First models
Yamaha YA-1
Yamaha DT-1
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What EHRs and EPRs will mean for GPs
Dr Nigel Watson explains the difference between electronic health records and electronic patient records and the implications for general practice
There is currently a revolution in health informatics, which will move clinicians from recording patients' medical records in a written format to recording them in electronic format. This transformation is not unique to the UK or the NHS. An internet search for 'electronic health record' will identify work being carried out by the governments of Australia, Canada and the USA, to name but a few.
An electronic patient record (EPR) is a longitudinal record of periodic care provided mainly by one institution. Typically this relates to the healthcare provided by an acute hospital or a GP.
An electronic health record (EHR) is a longitudinal record of a patient's health and healthcare from cradle to grave. It combines information about the patient's contacts with the primary healthcare team and subsets of information associated with the outcomes of periodic care in the EPR, e.g. mental health, acute hospital and the community medical teams.
Many GPs are unclear about how the EHR will work in practice and what will be included in this record. This article will explore some of these issues and discuss possible options for the future.
The transformation from written patient clinical records to EPRs started in the early 1980s. Initially, EPRs were used for specific tasks such as repeat prescribing and call/recall for cervical smears.
During the 1990s some practices decided that it was not possible to keep adequate electronic and written patient records, so they decided to opt for a single record, mainly the EPR. This technically breached GPs' terms of service, but no action was taken to stop GPs doing this.
In October 2001, agreement was finally reached between the General Practitioners Committee of the BMA and the DoH to legitimise the EPR, replacing the written record. At the time this agreement was reached it was estimated that 15% of practices had abandoned written clinical records. It is currently estimated that 30% of practices are primarily using an EPR.
One of the unique qualities of general practice in the UK is a 'cradle-to-grave' clinical record. This is a strength that is envied in many other healthcare systems, and it will remain an important aspect of general practice in the future. The DoH document Information for Health1 proposed that a cradle-to-grave EHR should reside in primary care.
GPs could see this as a clear statement that the prime record would be held within a practice, as it is now. Some primary care organisations, such as PCTs, have a different view: they envisage the PCT holding all the EHRs of their patient population, with GPs and other healthcare professionals accessing the patient records held remotely. EHRs would then replace the clinical records held in a practice and hospital.
Several PCTs and health authorities are exploring the possibilities of what an EHR would look like. Examples can be found on the National Health Service Information Authorities (NHSIA) website. The pilot sites are called ERDIP (electronic record development and implementation programme) sites and can be located at http://www.nhsia.nhs.uk/erdip/).
Primary functions of the EHR
The primary functions of the EHR are:
To help with patient care
No provide the clinician with 24-hour access to relevant patient information
To ensure confidentiality and secure access
To ensure the appropriate use of clinical data for healthcare administration, clinical audit and research.
What is required to produce an EHR?
A comprehensive clinical record for a patient
Information collected and stored in a format that is consistent across all users
Some GPs consider it desirable to have clinical decision support to assist with patient care. This is not universally popular among clinicians, but has great support in the DoH. PRODIGY is one example.2
Controlled access to appropriate patient information by relevant healthcare workers
Access by hospitals, GPs, out-of-hours cooperatives, walk-in centres, NHS Direct, community staff and social services.
Models of EHRs
Two models of an EHR have been proposed:
A central model
In this model, a central repository would hold all the information that comprises the EHR. All users – the hospital, GP, community staff and social services – would have controlled access to the data.
There are two alternatives to this general model:
All data on individual patients would be held on the central repository. This would include the full GP records, full hospital records, full community records and full social services records. Technically this may appear to be the simplest model, but it has many drawbacks, not least the sheer volume of information that may need to be searched to find a specific item. It may also prove difficult to ensure restricted access to different parts of the EHR.
A variation of this model would be for each organisation to hold its own EPR, and make specific data available to other NHS organisations. For example, there would be an EPR for GPs, hospital, mental health and social services. If a GP in an out-of-hours centre or a casualty office required access to information about a specific patient, the EHR of that patient would be available.
A distributed model
This is a variation of the second model described above. In this model each organisation would hold its version of the EPR, and defined data would be shared in a centrally held EHR.
Staged development
A timetable of staged development has been laid out in the document Building the Information Core – Implementing the NHS Plan.3 These stages are essential to the establishment of an effective EHR.
By March 2003:
All radiology reports, and discharge summaries to be transmitted electronically between hospital and GPs
The change from Read Codes to SNOMED Clinical Terms to be started.
All practices to have disease registers in place
By April 2004:
Electronic prescribing to be available.
By 2005:
A vibrant networked NHS
All bookings from GPs to outpatients to be electronic
Electronic transfer of records in primary care
All Trusts to have level 3 EPRs
The first generation of EHRs to be in place
All local health services to have telemedicine, allowing patients to connect with staff electronically for advice.
Proposed EPR levels are shown in Figure 1 (below).
Figure 1: Proposed EPR levels
Advanced multimedia and telematics
Level 5 plus telemedicine, other multimedia applications (e.g. picture archiving and communications systems)
Level 5 Specialty specific support
Level 4 plus special clinical modules, document imaging
Level 4 Clinical knowledge and decision support
Level 3 plus electronic access to knowledge bases, embedded guidelines, rules, electronic alerts, expert support systems
Level 3 Clinical activity support
Level 2 plus electronic clinical orders, results, reporting, prescribing, multi-professional pathways
Integrated clinical diagnosis and treatment support
Level 1 plus integrated master index, departmental systems
Clinical administrative data
Patient administration and independent department systems
A personal view
It is essential that a comprehensive 'cradle-to-grave' medical record remains the cornerstone of general practice.
It will become increasingly important for the EHR in general practice to be a primary care EHR: community nurses, health visitors and other members of the primary healthcare team should therefore start using the practice EHR as their prime records.
Integration of these records has much to offer all healthcare professionals in the care of their patients. There are some well-rehearsed arguments why integration is not possible, but if the primary healthcare team is to be effective, then integration is important. It is also important to maintain a comprehensive EPR at the hospital and in the community for mental health and childcare.
It is unnecessary for primary care, the hospital and the community to share all the information that each holds on a patient with the others. What is required is a central database held on each patient that would contain all the important information, with controlled access.
Each provider would need to agree what information would be shared, for example:
Primary care:
Summary of medical history – major diagnosis only
Immunisations
Hospitals:
Laboratory tests performed in the past 5 years
X-ray results in the past 5 years
Outpatient letters and discharge information in the past 12 months.
Mental health:
Major diagnosis
Any action taken under the Mental Health Act
Whether currently under the care of the mental health team.
Social services:
Details of social services current input to patient.
If a child – details of the at-risk register
Details of carers.
For the information to be stored in a central repository, consent of the patient would be required. If a patient decided that he/she was unwilling to have this information held, a mechanism would be needed to stop the information being shared.
If social services were a contributor to this information, agreement would need to be reached as to the extent of health data that would be available to social services.
A central data repository would prove invaluable in the examples shown in Figure 2, below. These are all situations that have been experienced recently.
Figure 2: Examples of situations where a central data repository would be invaluable
A GP wanting to look up all blood tests performed on a patient in hospital in the past 12 months.
A patient who came into the surgery feeling unwell and losing weight had a recent admission to hospital, during which time many blood tests were performed but the GP was not informed of any results, and a discharge summary was not available. The patien turned out to have been admitted with pneumonia, and blood tests showed that the patient was suffering from diabetes mellitus, although the patient had forgotten this fact. The information was gained by 30 minutes of telephone conversations with the hospital.
A GP wants to see details of X-rays performed by the hospital, including MRI and CT scans.
A patient presents with haemoptysis, and thinks he may have recently had a chest X-ray but is unsure.
A patient is brought in unconscious to A&E with no medical information available to the staff.
A young person is brought in unconscious to A&E. He was found in the street, the GP was telephoned out of hours for information, but the patient was not known to the GP as he had registered with another practice. It transpired that he taken an overdose of chlorpromazine, had recently been discharged from hospital, having been sectioned under the Mental Health Act with a diagnosis of acute schizophrenia.
An elderly patient moves into the area, seems to have a mental health problem and is in desperate need of social care. No information is available about the level of care before moving, and the daughter is being evasive about why her mother has moved.
The patient turned out to be demented, was well known to social services and was resident in a nursing home. The daughter was the next of kin, and was unhappy about her inheritance being used to pay the nursing home fees. The daughter discharged her mother from the nursing home against the advice of social services.
Consideration also needs to be given to sharing of health information between the NHS and the providers of private healthcare.
I believe that the only workable solution is to have a separate EHR, which is used in separate parts of the health service, all of which contribute to a central EHR that is essentially a summary of all the others.
The views expressed in this article are personal views and do not necessarily reflect the views of the BMA.
Information for Health: An information strategy for the modern NHS 1998-2005. NHS Executive 1998. Also available at www.nhsia.nhs.uk/text/pages/info4health/contents.asp
Watson N. Improved PRODIGY will include chronic disease management. Guidelines in Practice September 2001, 4(9): 96-101.
Building the Information Core – Implementing the NHS Plan. NHS Executive January 2001. http://www.doh.gov.uk/ipu
Guidelines in Practice, February 2002, Volume 5(2)


Who Actually Runs Public Universities?
So true …there seems to be a complete misunderstanding of what a public servant is and who the public servant is responsible to.
More often than not we see the institution run by the inmates for the inmates to the detriment of their students and the funding public.
To boost America's support for higher education, faculty members and administrations need to remember why we have it.
Public Universities -The sharp decline in state funding for higher education in recent years may have brought tuition increases and rising student debt, but it also has been accompanied by a reexamination of what the role of our publicly funded colleges and universities should be. Not everybody is happy about that, but this is a conversation we need to have.
Some governors and legislators have been rightly criticized for what seems like a short-sighted and anti-intellectual assault on higher education, but I think a significant portion of the blame for this new and critical scrutiny of public higher education falls on the institutions' faculty and administrations. To many elected officials and members of the public, they seem arrogant and out of touch.
What happened a few months ago at the University of Iowa brings this conflict into focus. The school's board of regents interviewed several candidates for the university's presidency, including J. Bruce Harreld, a former IBM executive. There was loud protest from the faculty and staff of the university because Harreld, unlike the other candidates, had no experience in higher education administration. When the regents nevertheless chose Harreld, the faculty senate approved a vote of no confidence in him and called on Gov. Terry Branstad to dismiss the board of regents, an idea the governor rejected.
At its heart, this is a dispute about who owns the university and how it should be governed. This a public institution controlled by the citizens of the state through the governor, the legislature and the board of regents. This sort of faculty resistance to public control is contributing to a decline in public support for these important institutions.
The lands granted by the federal Morrill Act of 1862 created many of today's most prestigious public universities "in order to promote the liberal and practical education of the industrial classes." As that suggests, public colleges and universities should be judged not on how well they emulate the Harvards of the world, but on how well they further the mission of providing access to higher education for people of ordinary means and achieve the public purpose of contributing to the economic development of a state and the prosperity of its residents.
Universities need to be more responsive to the public, and they need transparency, accountability and good stewardship of public funds. A good university administrator has much in common with a good politician, and indeed many have come to their university posts from successful careers as public servants.


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This unique floral cut out design would look stunning at any wedding or party venue! A simplistic way to add elegance to your special day.
The crisp white cut out triangles are joined delicately with white twine.


text:
class Hiera
  module Backend
    class Puppetdb_backend
      def initialize
        require 'puppetdb/connection'
        begin
          require 'puppet'
          # This is needed when we run from hiera cli
          Puppet.initialize_settings unless Puppet[:confdir]
          require 'puppet/util/puppetdb'
          PuppetDB::Connection.check_version
          uri = URI(Puppet::Util::Puppetdb.config.server_urls.first)
          host = uri.host
          port = uri.port
          ssl = uri.scheme == 'https'
        rescue
          host = 'puppetdb'
          port = 443
          ssl = true
        end

        Hiera.debug('Hiera PuppetDB backend starting')

        @puppetdb = PuppetDB::Connection.new(host, port, ssl)
        @parser = PuppetDB::Parser.new
      end

      def lookup(key, scope, order_override, _resolution_type)
        return nil if key.end_with? '::_nodequery'

        Hiera.debug("Looking up #{key} in PuppetDB backend")

        if nodequery = Backend.lookup(key + '::_nodequery', nil, scope, order_override, :priority)
          Hiera.debug("Found nodequery #{nodequery.inspect}")

          # Support specifying the query in a few different ways
          if nodequery.is_a? Hash
            query = nodequery['query']
            fact = nodequery['fact']
          elsif nodequery.is_a? Array
            query, fact = *nodequery
          else
            query = nodequery.to_s
          end

          if fact
            query = @parser.facts_query query, [fact]
            @puppetdb.query(:facts, query).collect { |f| f['value'] }.sort
          else
            query = @parser.parse query, :nodes if query.is_a? String
            @puppetdb.query(:nodes, query).collect { |n| n['name'] }
          end
        end
      end
    end
  end
end


Recording a phone call used to require an external gadget that connected a digital recorder to a desk phone's base and handset. It's still one of the most reliable ways to capture a conversation, but it's not exactly convenient. These days, smartphone apps and cloud services make recording phone calls easy and convenient—whether you want to save a conversation with grandma, or a particularly candid conversation with a White House official.
There are a couple of ways you can do it. But first, one major disclaimer: State laws vary considerably when it comes to recording phone calls. Some require both parties to consent to having the conversation recorded, so check your state's laws to see if you need permission before you hit Record. A good resource for learning about consent laws state by state can be found here. With consent covered, you can try these ways to record your next conversation.
Neither the iPhone nor Android devices come with a built-in call recorder, but their respective app stores are full of options to download.
TapeACall Pro has long been a favorite among journalists. Why? The app, available on both iOS and Android, makes recording as simple as setting up a three-way call. Dial the TapeACall line, then dial the person you want to talk to, and merge the two calls into a conference. Boom, you're done. Recordings are saved inside the app, and you can share them via Dropbox, Google Drive, or Evernote. TapeACall puts out a free version, but you can only access the first 60 seconds of your recording. If you plan on talking for more than a minute, it's worth splurging for the Pro version. It costs $20 for a year of unlimited use. Since the app uses three-way calling to capture the conversation, you need to have a service plan that supports three-way calls.
For cheapskates, plenty of apps will let you record for free—like Another Call Recorder for Android. Google Voice also offers free recording, though the process is a little fussy: You have to first enable call recording on your Google Voice account, and you can only record during incoming calls to your Google Voice number. The service also announces when the recording has begun, so don't plan on tricking anyone here. When you hang up, Google saves the recording directly to your inbox.
Want to go all old school with your call recording? Get yourself some cheap hardware, like this $14 Olympus Telephone Recording Device. Plug it into the microphone jack on a digital recorder and the earpiece picks up both sides of the conversation.
Other gadgets plug directly into your headphone jack to record audio, but they cost more. If, for some reason, you're still using a landline, an old-fashioned telephone tap like this one will connect your handset to your recorder.
Update on May 15, 2018: This article was updated to include new information on state laws and the latest call-recording apps.


This is the first economic development project in Buckingham County to receive state discretionary incentives on record.
I am delighted that a company with a reputation like Rock Wood Products recognizes the tremendous resources in Buckingham County and has chosen to continue investing in the Commonwealth.
Engineering, procurement, construction, maintenance and project management services provider Fluor Corporation (NYSE:FLR) has completed a new 580-megawatt natural gas-fired, combined-cycle generating station for Dominion Virginia Power (NYSE:D) in Buckingham County, Virginia, the company said on Tuesday.
Before joining Sandwell Coun-cil, Mr Britton, who lives in Halesowen, worked for Buckingham County Council, Colchester District Council and the London Borough of Barking and Dagenham.
Even the chinking between the logs was free, courtesy of the hard clay soil of Buckingham County.
Build a goat shed or chicken coop: for the cost of nails!
Piedmont Virginia Community College (PVCC) is a two-year, state-supported college whose region includes Albemarle, Fluvanna, Greene, Louisa, and Nelson counties, as well as the northern half of Buckingham County and the city of Charlottesville.
Also shortlisted as finalists for our awards were: Mrs Glyn Forster, Mount Street Primary, Plymouth; and Mr Jack Churchett, of Buckingham County Middle School, Shoreham-by-Sea, Sussex.
IRVING, Texas -- Fluor Corporation (NYSE: FLR) announced that it recently completed a new 580-megawatt natural gas-fired, combined-cycle generating station for Dominion Virginia Power (NYSE: D) in Buckingham County, Virginia.
8-megawatt project will be the first utility-scale solar generator of its kind in Buckingham County.
IRVING, Texas -- Fluor Corporation (NYSE: FLR) announced today that it was awarded a contract for engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) for Dominion Virginia Power's (NYSE: D) new 580 megawatt gas-fired, combined-cycle Bear Garden Power Station west of Richmond in Buckingham County, Va.
The primary purpose of this project is to improve safety and meet current design standards by replacing the bridge and approaches on Route 20 (South Constitution Route) over Slate River in Buckingham County.
The primary purpose of this project is to improve the sight distance on Route 20 at the Route 631 intersection located at the crest of a substandard vertical curve in Buckingham County.


A beautiful pair of Georgian period double doors. English.
They come with no hinges, no locks and no handles. There are holes where the door handles used to be and areas that have been filled, otherwise in good condition. Finished in grey primer.
Width 108 cm each or 216.5 overall approx.
Weight 41 kg each and 82 kg for both approx.
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