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Black Ops 2 | BEST Game EVER! - 124 Kills 2 Deaths!
#9733; Enjoyed the Video? Remember to "LIKE" - Thanks A LOT! #9733; Follow Me on Twitter: twitter.com #9733; Like Me on Facebook: full.sc ____________________________ What #39;s up guys! Here #39;s my BEST Black Ops 2 Gameplay yet, getting 124 kills and only 2 deaths! In the game, i #39;m playing Demolition on Raid; where I manage to get multiple kills with the help from my Scorestreaks. The spawns in Demolition don #39;t flip, making it a lot easier to get kills! #9733; Have any amazing CoD gameplays, tips and trick videos, glitches tutorials, awesome kills or feeds? If so, send me the link through a YouTube private message for a chance to be featured on my community channel, "The Elite Community". Its your chance to get the exposure and feedback you always wanted! What are you waiting for? Start sending in your gamplays! http://www.youtube.com ____________________________ IGNORE EXTRA TAGS: "Call of Duty: Black Ops 2" "Best Black Ops 2 Game EVER" "How to Raise your KD in Black Ops 2" "Black Ops 2 Tips and Tricks" "Black Ops 2 Class Setups" "Black Ops 2 Strategy Guide" "Black Ops 2 Scorestreaks" "Black Ops 2 Perks" "Black Ops 2 Weapons" "Best Weapon in Black Ops 2" "Black Ops 2 Spawn Trapping" "Best Scorestreak in Black Ops 2" "Best BO2 Game EVER" "How to do well in CoD" Black Ops 2 | BEST Game EVER! - 124 Kills 2 Deaths! Black Ops 2 | BEST Game EVER! - 124 Kills 2 Deaths! Black Ops 2 | BEST Game EVER! - 124 Kills 2 Deaths!From:iEliteShotViews:147 46ratingsTime:03:14More inGaming

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Earning Demolition - STRONGHOOOOOLD - 7
If you want to see some more Earning Demolition make sure to Like/Favorite/Comment! Don #39;t forget to Subscribe: bit.ly Twitter: twitter.com Mods: http://www.minecraftforum.net http://www.minecraftforum.netFrom:HuskyMUDKIPZViews:112 18ratingsTime:15:11More inShows

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Suicide Seven - 144 (Full Album)
released 01 May 2006 All music and lyrics written and recorded By Kameko Jennings 2005-2006 All rights reserved 1. Welcome To The Minute After 2. Carolyne 3. Quorum Of 12 4. Sam #39;s Machine 5. My Tornado Is Resting 6. Padre Of The Alley 7. 144 8. Demolition Grace 9. January #39;s Peripetia 10. Devil #39;s Don #39;t Smile, They Grin... 11. Blind Right 12. The Parting, Fiery 13. Ode To The Blue Life This record was recorded between the months of October 2005 and may 2006 in a little house and a forlorn basement on County Line rd. a lot of things fell apart while recording it. Please enjoy this music. It is something special.From:themiraclejonesViews:3 0ratingsTime:57:21More inMusic

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WTC 7 The Smoking Gun of 9 11
this cant be passed around enough. WTC 7 collapsed in 6.5 seconds at 5:20pm on 9/11. Multiple emergency workers reported a countdown over the radios immediately preceding the collapse. Witnesses to the collapse heard numerous explosions and saw a "shockwave ripping through the building". One high profile witness recounted explosions in the lower floors of Building Seven before either of the Twin Towers collapsed. Debunkers love talking about the Silverstein pseudo-admission and the damage to the south face of the building. WHY HAVEN #39;T THEY ADDRESSED THE EVIDENCE IN THIS VIDEO? The controlled demolition of WTC 7 is the Achilles #39; heel of the 9/11 cover-up. Blow this wide open, and the Big Lie will crumble to dust.From:vengencefrom1979Views:2 0ratingsTime:10:00More inNonprofits Activism

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Journal of Commerce Update for the week of December 3rd, 2012
http://www.journalofcommerce.com In this week #39;s update, we look at some of the stories we #39;ll be covering in the Journal of Commerce for the week of December 3rd, 2012. Surveyors collecting data for the Kitimat LNG pipeline in BC have been kicked off of First Nations Land. The Can-Am Geomatics employees left without incident and the Wet #39;suwet #39;en First Nation has set up a roadblock to stop all construction activity until further notice. Two BC unions have won access to confidential temporary foreign worker records. On November 26 the unions were given copies of 12 LMOs relating to Chinese nationals working at a mine near tumbler ridge, BC Correspondent Peter Kenter has a profile of bid and destroy, the first TV show about the demolition industry, and JOC editorial advisory board member Grant McMillan has a new column about the benefits of clearance letters. Also, make sure to check out our latest feature video featuring an interview with Don Schouten of WorkSafeBC from the Bridging The Gap safety conference. JOC DIGITAL MEDIAFrom:JOCCanadaViews:2 0ratingsTime:01:12More inNews Politics

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INDIANAPOLIS -

The demolition and clean-up continues in the Richmond Hill subdivision after the Nov. 10th explosion.

Work began on Fieldfare Way, the epicenter of the blast that rocked the neighborhood and caused so much devastation.

The Indianapolis Department of Code Enforcement says plans are moving ahead to tear down six houses this week. Three homes came down Tuesday and crews were completing the demolition process for those homes Wednesday.

One of the demolished homes belonged to Abby Jackson, who came back Wednesday to claim a brick from the home she loved.

"I just wanted to take a couple of things that my kids could maybe sign and then that'll be it," she said.

Jackson says she has nine years of wonderful memories inside the home. Watching it being torn down has been both painful and therapeutic.

"It's been hard. It's been closure but it's still hard. But every day, just moving on," she said.

Jackson was home the night of the explosion but was able to get herself and her four children out safely. For that, she feels blessed.

"I am more than thankful. I was protected by Jesus Christ that night," said Jackson.

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A federal judge dismissed petitioner's case to prevent the demolition of City Hall to make way for a Triple-A baseball stadium, according to court records.

Judge David Guaderrama ruled the case as dismissed with prejudice. Thecity of El Paso isworking on a response to the ruling.

Former El Paso Mayor Ray Salazar, who was one of the plaintiffs in the case, has yet to be reached for comment.

Salazar and two other plaintiffs were suing the city in an attempt to thwart the demolishingof City Hall and bring the decision to the voters.

As KFOX14 previously reported, Guaderramaheard testimony Friday that lasted more than four and a half hours.

Salazar and his lawyer want the demolition of City Hall to be stopped so that voters can determine the building's fate in May.

Salazar and his team argued that the voters' rights are being ignored if a temporary stop to the demolition of City Hall is dismissed.

The defendants, the city and Mountain Star Sports Group, had said they could not put a hold on demolishing City Hall.

The city and Mountain Star officials said all the contracts have been signed and the city and Mountain Star stand to lose close to a half-million dollars in a year if the 2014 season is not held.

City Hall is scheduled to be demolished in March.

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SAN DIEGO Work crews Thursday began demolishing the old Robinsons- May/Planet Hollywood building at Westfield Horton Plaza in downtown San Diego to make room for a new public park.

Officials behind the $14 million project hope to create a 37,000-square- foot civic gathering space that will hold more than 200 events per year.

The park will be bordered by Broadway to the north and the shopping center to the south, Broadway Circle to the west and Fourth Avenue to the east.

This is going to be for our citizens, this is going to be for our tourists, this is going to be for all of us, Mayor-elect Bob Filner told several hundred people on hand for a special event to mark the beginning of demolition.

Gary Smith, an advocate for downtown residents, said the areas population has ballooned from 7,000 a couple of decades ago to around 40,000 now, and they need activities.

According to Westfield, which will manage the park and book the events, potential events include concerts, summer movie series, block parties, cultural festivals and holiday celebrations.

The area had been looked upon as a kind of dead zone in the downtown area, used more by the homeless than shoppers. One downtown resident told the City Council last year that the area was an embarrassment.

It has been apparent for quite some time that Horton Plaza Park needed a makeover, said Councilman Kevin Faulconer, who represents the area until council districts shift boundaries on Monday.

The square must be restored to meet the needs of downtowns growing population and reclaim its historic role as a regional destination for San Diegans and future generations, he said.

Outgoing Mayor Jerry Sanders said the park should provide an economic boost for the whole area.

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A demolition company from Swampscott has been ordered to pay the Commonwealth $100,000 in civil penalties for the alleged improper removal and disposal of asbestos-containing waste at locations throughout eastern Massachusetts, including the Hook Lobster Company building on the Boston waterfront, Attorney General Martha Coakley announced today.

According to the complaint, Total Dismantling and Carting Services, Inc., and its successor, The Total Group, Inc., both of Swampscott, violated the states Clean Air Act by repeatedly removing and disposing of asbestos-containing material without notifying the Department of Environmental Protection (MassDEP) that the work was going to occur. The Clean Air Act requires notifications to MassDEP to ensure that demolition and renovation companies are properly handling and disposing of asbestos.

Companies are not permitted to risk public health, safety, or the environment by failing to properly handle asbestos or by failing to disclose when they are working at demolition sites that involve asbestos, AG Coakley said. It is especially important to take the proper precautions in a heavily traveled area like the Boston waterfront.

MassDEP works to ensure that asbestos-containing materials are identified and properly removed, handled, packaged and stored in accordance with the regulations, said MassDEP Commissioner Kenneth Kimmell. Failure to follow the right procedures is an extremely serious oversight that potentially exposes workers and the general public to a known carcinogen and inevitably results in significant penalty exposure for the violator.

The complaint also alleges that Total Dismantling and Carting Services and Removal Specialists demolished the former Hook Lobster Building in 2008 after it burned in a fire without removing all of the asbestos-containing material first and without notifying MassDEP that it was going to perform the work.

Additionally, the company allegedly failed to use the proper containment procedures at the Hook Lobster demolition site and during transport to an unpermitted storage site in Revere.

The consent judgment, approved in Suffolk Superior Court today, requires Total Dismantling and Carting Services Inc., and the Total Group to pay a civil penalty of $100,000 for their share of the violations involving the Hook site as well as violations at three other demolition sites in Saugus, Malden and Swampscott. Half of that amount in the settlement is suspended provided the companies comply with the judgment and commit no further violations during a 5-year probationary period.

Assistant Attorney General Louis Dundin, of the AGs Environmental Protection Division, is representing the Commonwealth in the litigation.Attorney Colleen McConnell is handling the case for MassDEP, along with environmental analysts John MacAuley and Karen Golden-Smith of MassDEPs Northeast Regional Office.

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