LIEBHERR R962 @ DEMOLITION / Fa. A. Schmid, Abbruch Trafo Union Stuttgart, 31.07.1989.
LIEBHERR R962 @ demolition / Fa. A. Schmid, Abbruch Trafo Union Stuttgart, 31.07.1989.
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Saints Row 2: How to get in the demolition derby stadium (A better way) (UNDERMAP)
I find out there #39;s another area for your coop bubbies to fight there. Used the grenades behind you and taunt (slap that ass) to the wall. Follow the path whe...
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Newport Capitol Car Park Demolition
Watch as Newport #39;s Capitol Car Park is demolished to make way for the new Friars Walk Development This video is being managed by Newsflare. To use this video...
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Demolition Deby with Off Ya Guts Race Team - Speedway City Jan 2014
Demolition derby at Speedway city Adelaide on the 11th of Jan 2014.
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Demolition work began on Monday on the former Fox Tent & Awning property on the 600 block of South Main Street in Ann Arbor.
Ann Arbor developer Dan Ketelaar is moving ahead with plans for a new six-story, 164-unit apartment project known as 618 South Main.
Ketelaar said the demolition actually was scheduled to start last week, but the subzero temps prevented that from happening.
But demolition crews were out tearing the face off the old Fox Tent & Awning building on Monday. He said they're going to need to close down the sidewalks to continue the rest of the demolition in the coming days.
There are also plans to do some underground utility work, upgrading existing water mains from 4 inches to 8 inches in diameter.
In all, Ketelaar said construction should last about 14 months with the first tenants moving into the building in spring of 2015.
"We've talked to the people at the Washtenaw Dairy and we're putting up a board in there, which will have the construction schedule," he said. "We'll update it every month to let people know what's going to happen that month."
He said he's also talking to the Old West Side Association to get news out about the project in the neighborhood newsletter.
Ketelaar said he wants to be respectful of the neighbors, as the project is directly across Ashley Street from single-family homes. He said crews will make every effort to minimize disruptions during the construction.
"It's a neighborhood project," Ketelaar said. "It's in a neighborhood and we'll try to keep that philosophy and mindset going forward."
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Demolition of Fox Tent & Awning marks start of new apartment development
Demolition kicks off at St George's Lane, Worcester City's former home
11:07am Monday 13th January 2014 in News
FULL time has been calledon Worcester Citys famousSt Georges Lane groundafter bulldozers moved in.
The historic stadium isbeing demolished, havingbeen handed over todevelopers Careys NewHomes last summer.
Club bosses say the finalstages of the demolitionmark the end of an era forCity, who are currentlyground-sharing withKidderminster Harriers atAggborough.
Its the final act of aproud history dating backto 1905, said vice-chairmanColin Layland.
She was anold lady in need of repairwhich we could not afford.
The picture shows one ofthe cranes that has movedin to tear down the entirestructure. The projectshould be complete withina couple of days.
MrLayland has a host ofmemories from St GeorgesLane, the best being an FACup giant-killing before15,000 fans.
The club is still in talkswith Worcester CityCouncil over a possiblemove to the Perdiswell areaof Worcester.
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"When the economy picks up, we're the first to know it, because we're the first to get work," says Manuel Alguer, the founder of the family-owned Spanish demolition business Control Demeter.
In 2009, the company had revenues of 8.6 million euros, which fell to 1.5 million by 2011 as the economic crisis in Spain tightened its grip. For 2013, with a workforce slimmed down by a third and lower wages for the 40 employees that remain on its books, it estimates turnover of 3.1 million euros. For this year, it is aiming to take in some six million euros, and already has an order book for 80 percent of that figure.
Some work is coming in from construction and real estate companies, while banks, which have acquired old buildings and industrial warehouses as a result of foreclosures, are also starting to appear on the horizon. And despite the ongoing austerity drive, public administrations, which traditionally account for about 60 percent of Control Demeter's business, are putting orders in for demolition work. Barcelona City Hall has contracted Alguer's company to level the road conjunction in Glorias square as part of an urban facelift for the Catalan capital. Control Demeter was also involved in the historic demolition of soccer club Espanyol's old Sarri stadium in 1997.
But according to Alguer, Control Demeter's real future lies outside of Spain. "If we don't look abroad things are going to get very difficult for us," he says. After some of its workers helped in the clear up about 1,000 buildings hit by the earthquake that shook the area around the Marmara Sea in Turkey in 1999, the company decided to specialize in emergency operations and put increasing emphasis on overseas business, which it is hoping will account for about half of its revenues within two to three years.
n Europe, everything has been done, while in Latin America everything remains to be done"
Control Demeter is also looking to work in Haiti on the expansion project for Port-au-Prince's harbor, which will use the rubble from the earthquake there in 2010. It is also hoping to secure contracts in Buenos Aires and Montevideo. "In Europe, everything has been done, while in Latin America everything remains to be done," says Alguer, who points to the experience Control Demeter acquired in preparations for the Olympic Games in Barcelona in 1992 in waste management. It has presented its waste management model to the municipal governments of Wenzhou and Rizhao in China.
The problem with overseas contracts is one of timing. Control Demeter has been waiting to take part in the demolition of Turkish soccer club Galatasaray's stadium in Istanbul but the project has been frozen, hence the need to still rely on Spain as the company's main market, even more so now that the crisis has wiped out a number of rivals in the sector.
Specialized demolitions firms in Spain have also found a potential new client in Sareb, the asset management corporation, or so-called bad bank, set up by the government to absorb the toxic real estate assets of banks that came unstuck during the crisis. The Sareb may decide that the best solution for the huge stock of unfinished housing it has acquired is demolition.
Control Demeter has had no contact with the Sareb, but has dealt with the banks, receiving contracts from them to knock down eight buildings and industrial warehouses they held in the Barcelona area.
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Regional News of Sunday, 12 January 2014
Source: Mohammed Saani Ibrahim -The Accra Times
...As royal family demonstrates against intended demolition exercise Elders and members of the Abbey We family of Kwabenya in the Greater Accra Region have demonstrated against an intended demolition exercise by Nuumo George Ankonu.
According to Nii Okpoti II, Head of the Okpoti We, who addressed the press in Kwabenya, Nuumo George Ankonu once led the family to court at a time their assets were alienated and got judgement in the familys favour, but things turned out different when Nuumo George Ankonu tried to usurp the position of the vacant Kwabenya Kingship.
He enumerated that Nuumo George Ankonu is laying claim to the Odai Ntow Family lands by claiming to have secured a Writ of Possession and a demolition order to pull down all structures that are occupying the 258 acres of land belonging to the family.
However, Nii Okpoti indicated that although Nuumo Ankonu led the family at a time they were facing some challenges as regards their landed property, the Odai Ntow family is made up of four royal houses who are signatories to documents attesting to any transaction entered into by the Odai Ntow family.
He mentioned that, Nuumo George Ankonu took the judgement the family got from the court to his house and refused to consult the four ruling houses on further developments as far as issues surrounding their land is concerned.
.Nuumo George Ankonu took the judgement to his house and he is yet to meet with the members of the seven houses that form the Abbey We, to brief them on the implications of the judgement and the way forward, he said.
Nii Okpoti also noted that Quiet unfortunately and disgracefully, the presiding judge ordered him and his legal Counsel to do the right traditional thing by going back to Abbey We Queen mother for the traditional introduction and her acceptance of him before being accepted or having the Abbey We headship conferred on him, he stated.
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Space Engineers - Ship Demolition - Working Small Ship Weapons!
Space Engineers utilizes a realistic volumetric-based physics engine: all objects can be assembled, disassembled, damaged and destroyed. Space Engineers is a...
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80 #39;s Stock Plains MT Heat one 2013
The First heat of the Plains Lions Club Demolition Derby This is Stock 80 #39;s and newer. The drivers put on a great show.
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