No Hope feat. Chase Nation (DEMOLITION MAN)
DEMOLITION MAN AVAILABLE NOW: http://www.datpiff.com for promotional use only

By: yungchase914

Read the original post:
No Hope feat. Chase Nation (DEMOLITION MAN) - Video

Black Ops 2: Demolition 62-6 l Raid
Hope you enjoy 😀 like sub! thanks 🙂

By: RamschTV

View original post here:
Black Ops 2: Demolition 62-6 l Raid - Video

I #39;m Comin Up feat. Chase Nation (DEMOLITION MAN)
DEMOLITION MAN AVAILABLE NOW: http://www.datpiff.com for promotional use only

By: yungchase914

Visit link:
I'm Comin Up feat. Chase Nation (DEMOLITION MAN) - Video

9/11 - WTC 7 Demolition West Face #39;Brown #39; Video Extended
9/11 - WTC 7 Demolition West Face #39;Brown #39; Video Extended

By: 911TimeForTruth

See the rest here:
9/11 - WTC 7 Demolition West Face 'Brown' Video Extended - Video

BERLIN, Jan 10 (Reuters) - Schalke's players had trouble sleeping after a 5-0 demolition by Bundesliga leaders Bayern Munich in a friendly this week, midfielder Roman Neustaedter said.

"We thought about it a lot and could not put this game aside easily," Neustaedter told reporters. "Many of us slept very little that night after the game (on Tuesday) because we were extremely angered by our performance."

Champions League competitors Schalke, who squandered a fine start to the Bundesliga to drop to seventh at the halfway mark 17 points behind Bayern, sacked coach Huub Stevens and brought in Jens Keller in mid-December in a bid to turn around their fortunes.

After 25 days in the job, however, Keller saw his team surrender without a fight against Bayern in the Qatar friendly ahead of next week's Bundesliga restart following the four-week winter break.

With Schalke facing Turkey's Galatasaray in the Champions League Round of 16 next month and hoping for yet another top-three finish at home to secure a spot in Europe's premier club competition next season, they have their work cut out.

A weak first-half performance in Qatar, when Schalke conceded four goals, triggered the ire of club bosses and sports director Horst Heldt paid a visit to the dressing room at halftime.

"Let's say the coach was not necessarily happy about it," keeper Timo Hildebrand said of the incident.

Heldt, who said club boss Clemens Toennies called him straight after the game demanding an explanation, said Schalke needed to strengthen their squad, especially after the longer-term injuries of Ibrahim Afellay and Christoph Moritz.

"We are trying to act, we need reinforcements," he told reporters. "We have to take quick decisions that also make sense."

Whether this will happen in time for the Bundesliga start against Hanover 96 next week remains to be seen but Keller said he was not losing hope for this season.

See the article here:
Soccer-Schalke lose sleep but not hope after Bayern demolition

Ace of Spades 1.0 - Demolition gameplay
***WATCH IN HD*** Enjoy _**

By: 123pipars

Originally posted here:
Ace of Spades 1.0 - Demolition gameplay - Video

DEMOLITION SLIDESHOW
Slideshow Of The Demolition Of Kirkcudbright Creamery

By: MrSamckie

Read the original here:
DEMOLITION SLIDESHOW - Video

Jan. 10, 2013, midnight

An emergency demolition order has been sought for the heritage-listed former Port Kembla primary school, after the building was badly damaged by fire.

Owner Port Kembla Copper applied for the order this week after consulting a structural engineer.

If the order is granted, the entire first floor will likely be brought down, as well as everything above the windows on the ground floor.

MORE: Arson suspected in Port school blaze

Despite the scope of the demolition plans, a consortium of residents is refusing to let go of plans to convert the 97-year-old site into a community arts precinct.

Port Kembla Copper general manager Ian Wilson said the state of the building, gutted by fire last Thursday night, was "upsetting" but securing the safety of the site was his priority.

"We need to bring it down to a single level," he said.

"I want to get on with the job as soon as possible because, as long as it's standing up there, people may be tempted to go and inspect it for themselves."

Police are investigating the cause of the fire, which is considered suspicious.

Read this article:
POLL: Old Port school faces demolition order

Niagara Gazette

Demolition contractors working for the city of Niagara Falls will now have to register with the city and pay a $1,000 annual fee.

The city council unanimously passed a resolution to amend a city ordinance that requires home improvement contractors to provide proof of insurance and pay a registration fee to include contracting companies performing demolitions at Monday's council meeting.

Councilman Sam Fruscione, who wrote the resolution, said the registration fee will both create revenue for the city to offset the cost of monitoring the contractors and will ensure that contractors are qualified and insured.

"It weeds out who should not be doing demolitions in the city of Niagara Falls because it's not their expertise," he said.

The fee for demolition contractors is considerably higher at $1,000 than the home improvement registration fee of $125, but will only raise about $10,000 for the city as there are between 10 and 12 demolition contractors at any given time.

Dennis Virtuoso, the director of the Department of Code Enforcement, said the fee for home improvement registration is lower than for demolitions because the two fields are very different.

"Demolition is more high risk," Virtuoso said. "You have to have more insurances and more skill to take down the building."

Demolitions are almost always performed on vacant buildings and those construction sites are more of a risk to the public, Virtuoso said.

"Plus if there are any problems and someone wants to complain that the demolition wasn't done right, now they've got a board that they can go to and file charges and we can investigate," he added. "If the guy doesn't take care of it or something we can pull his license and he's not allowed to work here anymore."

View original post here:
City council approves city demolition fee, registration

REGENERATION of the Swainby Road area of Stockton is taking another step forward with the demolition of houses along Norton Road.

Work starts on the demolition of some homes from 206 216 Norton Road as part of the wider regeneration plans.

Already, 136 properties have been demolished on Swainby Road, Danby Road and Ayton Place.

The latest phase of works will leave 50 properties to be cleared out of a total of 186.

Stockton Council and Tristar Homes have been working with residents in the area and have been relocating householders since January 2010.

Stockton Council expects to appoint a development partner in the spring to build new homes for sale and rent.

Councillor Steve Nelson, the council's Cabinet member for housing and community safety, said: "Stockton Council is committed to delivering an ambitious regeneration programme across the borough as one way of working towards ensuring all residents can enjoy good quality housing.

"We have consulted with residents throughout the regeneration of the Swainby Road area and this latest phase of works is a further step towards redevelopment of the area.

As well as the demolition work on Norton Road, the council is starting a range of highways works on Norton Road and Talbot Street to help with the expected increase in traffic when the North Shore Academy opens in April.

The works include:

Follow this link:
Demolition as Norton Road revamp plans move ahead