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    National Demolition Association - December 2, 2013 by Mr HomeBuilder

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    Demolition | WWE.com - December 2, 2013 by Mr HomeBuilder

    Two words described the ultimate goal of Demolition pain and destruction.

    Clad in black leather and spikes, Ax and Smash steamrolled from Parts Unknown into WWE in the late 1980s and made it painfully clear that they were going to flatten anything and anyone who stood in their path. In the ring, they removed their dark hoods to reveal painted faces that intimidated opponents before the match even started.

    Once the bell rang, Demolition made an immediate impact in the tag team ranks, using brute force to pound their opposition into submission. Few teams, if any, could muster enough offense to stagger Ax or Smash, establishing the painted warriors as a force to be reckoned with in WWE.

    Though they were initially managed by Luscious Johnny V, the bruisers ditched the loud New Yorker for the subdued, yet devious Mr. Fuji. It was a match made in heaven (possibly hell), as Fuji passed on all of his tricks to Ax and Smash, giving their brutal brawling style a cunning new edge.

    It wasnt long before Demolition had titles around their waists as the pair bulldozed through Strike Force at WrestleMania IV to capture the World Tag Team Championships. Ax and Smash went on to dominate WWE as champions for the next 478 days a record that stands to this day.

    Ax and Smash captured the titles two more times, before deciding that their team was missing a little something. They added another member during their third championship reign in the massive Crush. The three wreaked havoc throughout 1990, with Smash and his new partner taking care of business inside the ring. Ax watched intently from ringside, running interference when necessary to protect their championships.

    When their final reign as champions ended, Ax left, paring Demolition down to a duo once again. Looking to regain some of their former success, Smash and Crush reunited with Mr. Fuji briefly before exiting WWE in 1991.

    Although Demolition went out with more of a whimper than a bang, the path of destruction they had carved through WWE would never be forgotten. No team has come close to causing the devastation that Ax, Smash and Crush left in their wake.

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    Gary eyes homes for demolition; hearing is Thursday – Post-Tribune - December 1, 2013 by Mr HomeBuilder

    By Carole Carlson ccarlson@post-trib.com/302-0949 November 29, 2013 1:20PM

    This house at 1039 Arizona St. in Gary is facing demolition under the city's unsafe building ordinance. A hearing is on Dec. 5. | Carole Carlson/Post-Tribune

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    GARY The city plans to demolish about 60 homes if property owners dont improve conditions deemed unsafe.

    Property owners can plead their case at an unsafe building hearing at 2 p.m. Dec. 5 at the Redevelopment Department, 839 Broadway.

    Cedric Kuykendall, demolition coordinator for the Redevelopment Department, said owners have been informed via regular mail, certified mail and through publication of a legal notice in newspapers.

    The houses are scattered across the city from Glen Park to Aetna. One commercial property on 15th Avenue is also included.

    Kuykendall said the demolition order could be dismissed if a property owners promises to improve the condition of the home in a short period of time, such as within six months.

    If a property owner doesnt show up at the hearing, the house likely will be slated for demolition. Attorney Gilbert King, the attorney for the Redevelopment Commission, will serve as the hearing officer.

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    WWE 2K14 Community Showcase: Demolition (PlayStation 3) – Video - November 30, 2013 by Mr HomeBuilder


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    City officials begin demolition of South Pattaya Hotel – Pattaya One – Video - November 30, 2013 by Mr HomeBuilder


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    Moyes Delighted With United’s Demolition Of Leverkusen – Video - November 30, 2013 by Mr HomeBuilder


    Moyes Delighted With United #39;s Demolition Of Leverkusen
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    Demolition of former Mona Shores school, administration … - November 30, 2013 by Mr HomeBuilder

    NORTON SHORES, MI -- The old Mona Shores schools administration building, formerly Lincoln School, has seen the last of its days.

    Demolition of the brick building at the corner of McCracken Street and Norton Avenue is expected to begin any day now. The cost of utilities and upkeep have become too much for the district, which moved its administrative offices to Ross Park Elementary School last year.

    Pitsch Companies of Grand Rapids won the bid to tear down the section of the building that fronts McCracken Street. Its bid of $98,000 matched that of Specialized Demolition of Hamilton, said Steve Aardema, the school district's finance director. The third bidder, Melching Demolition and Dismantling of Nunica, bid $126,200, Aardema said.

    Demolition will begin as soon as Consumers Energy relocates an electrical feed into the section along Norton Avenue that will remain as the district's transportation and maintenance building, Aardema said. The district has been waiting a month for the electrical work, which Aardema said is expected to be completed "any day now."

    Demolition will take about six weeks, said Gene Gutting, a project manager with Pitsch. More than 80 percent of the demolition materials will be recycled, Gutting said.

    Pitsch will be responsible for filling in the basement and finishing off the section of the building that will remain, Aardema said. Underground fuel tanks on the property make it cost prohibitive to move the transportation facility, he said.

    Cost of the demolition will be covered by the district's sinking fund millage. The district has already paid $57,342 for removal of asbestos from the building.

    Aardema said the district expects to save $100,000 per year in utility and maintenance costs by tearing the old building down. For now, the district plans to hang onto the property, he said.

    Lincoln School had been a standalone K-6 district until it merged with several others in 1959 to create Mona Shores Public Schools.

    Lynn Moore covers education for MLive/Muskegon Chronicle. Email her at lmoore8@mlive.comand follow her on Twitterand Google+.

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    Voices Of Dissent: Views From Inside The Demolition Protest – Video - November 29, 2013 by Mr HomeBuilder


    Voices Of Dissent: Views From Inside The Demolition Protest
    The morning of Nov. 12, Bexar County 150th District Court Judge Janet Littlejohn lifted the temporary restraining order allowing the demolition of the KWEX U...

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    Demolition nearly finished at flooded Vt. office – Weather … - November 28, 2013 by Mr HomeBuilder

    By WILSON RING/Associated Press/November 28, 2013

    MONTPELIER, Vt. (AP) Demolition at the flooded former state office complex in Waterbury is shifting into high gear with most interior work done and one building already gone as part of a $125 million project that will restore part of the office and construct a new building above the flood line.

    So far, from Main Street, there is little to see of the work being done behind the fence that surrounds the project. Much of the construction is happening inside the buildings that are set to be demolished, said Michael Stevens, the special project administrator for Vermont Building and General Services.

    About 125 workers are on the site, and the demolition of the building that once contained the state laboratory is due to start next week. The bidding process for the construction is underway, and some work is expected to begin in February with full-bore construction slated for the spring, Stevens said.

    There is a buzz on this campus. We are making progress. The work has started, and it feels energized, Stevens said.

    When Tropical Storm Irene flooded the Winooski River on Aug. 28, 2011, the river crept into the complex, forcing the evacuation of the Vermont State Hospital and requiring more than 1,000 state workers to find new offices. The only major building still in use from before the storm is the Public Safety Building.

    The local economy took a hit after the workers disappeared overnight. Finding permanent locations for the displaced offices and paying for it was one of Vermonts biggest challenges in recovering from the storm.

    In August, coinciding with the second anniversary of the storm, state and federal officials finalized the plans for the complex.

    The total cost of damage and repairs at the Waterbury complex is estimated at about $225 million. That figure includes the cost of building a new Vermont State Hospital, now underway in Berlin, and paying for the temporary offices used by Waterbury workers displaced by Irene.

    The revived Waterbury complex will house about 900 employees of the Agency of Human Services.

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    Roblox: Demolition Derby – Video - November 27, 2013 by Mr HomeBuilder


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