Haddock - Collision Demolition (Official Video)
Straight from Sweden. Haddock! This is the music video for Haddock #39;s song Collision Demolition. It got bombs. It got mushrooms. It got apes. What #39;s not to li...
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AVA SkullAliv3 - Fox Hunting [Clan War/Demolition]
Clan war del nostro clan InsaneMinds, persa 5 a 7, con Darkerize, Yellow, Narkissia e un esterno al clan. Score: 13,5 / 10 Mappa: Fox Hound (Demolition) Poin...
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USA: video captures Kentucky bridge demolition - no comment
A dramatic video captures a controlled explosion that brought down the final 18-metre section of Louisville #39;s 84-year-old Milton-Madison Bridge. Let the pict...
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Published on March 07, 2013
The deadline is now past for the owner to demolish the old Digby Academy. Council may discuss the next step on March 18.
Jonathan Riley
Published on June 23, 2013
Members of Kentvilles public works department moved the cornerstone from the former Kings County Academy to the Kings County Museum. - Submitted
Demolition of the Digby Academy will begin in two weeks.
R.L. Harvey Limited will start tearing down the Red School on Wednesday, Sept. 25 and expects to be more or less finished four days later on Saturday.
The courthouse parking lot will be closed during the demolition for safety and because trucks will be coming and going with debris.
Spectators will be asked to stay back as far as Queen Street.
Digbys special constable Richard Parry says the building itself will come down quickly; the sorting and hauling away of debris will take the majority of the time allotted.
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THE demolition of the two buildings under the Provincial Government is still ongoing to give way for Ayala Land Inc. (ALI) development.
Provincial administrator, Enrique Pinongan, said on Tuesday that the demolition of the old Office of the Provincial Agriculturist Office and Provincial Environment Management Office (Pemo) actually started last Saturday and it is expected to be completed in two weeks.
"It was delayed because of inclement weather," he said.
Pinongan added the building owned by the National Telecommunications Commission (NTC) will be demolished by the agency, but the Provincial Government is willing to do the job if NTC has no personnel to do it.
"Under the rules of the Commission on Audit, the waste material from the demolished buildings will be auctioned off to interested parties, proceeds of which will go to the coffers of the provincial government," he said.
Pinongan said after ALI pays for the 4.1-hectare property lease that covers the portion of the lot beside the PNB along Capitol Road up to Pemo and the areas surrounding the Provincial Capitol, ALI will immediately develop it.
Capitol stands to earn P35.4 million annual rental at P33 per square meter for the 4.1-hectare lot, while the remaining 3.6-hectare lot is covered with the deed of sale between ALI and Capitol.
"Under the agreement with ALI, the developer will pay one year advance and two years deposit," he pointed out.
Earlier, Pinongan, said the clearing of the property is one of the conditions set by ALI before they pay the Provincial Government for its properties for lease.
Pinongan said ALI may pay the Provincial Government for the leased property before this year ends. ALI was originally set to buy and lease 7.7 hectares of Provincial Government property in Bacolod City in 2011 but a suit filed by SM Prime Holdings Inc. against Capitol officials delayed the move.
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To race fans he is part of the eBay Motors assault on the British Touring Car Championship, but away from the circuit, Rob Collard has proven himself to be just as successful in his 'day job'.
When not doing battle on track at the wheel of his BMW 125i M-Sport, Rob is the head of his own successful demolition business, which has been built up over two decades to become one of the main players in the field with an annual turnover in excess of 10 million.
But how did a king of demolition become a race-winning driver in one of the most competitive racing series on British shores?
I come from a farming background originally and used to work with my father, he recalls. Over the years, he expanded into waste disposal and also dabbled a bit in demolition, although it was something he didn't enjoy.
I saw something in it though and decided I wanted to do more of it, so elected to set up on my own. It has taken a long time to build up the company from what it was then, and there was a lot of saving that had to go into getting my first digger.
Now we operate something like 50 trucks and 30 diggers, the biggest of which is a 75 ton monster that has the ability to cut through girders and that we use to dismantle tower blocks. That machine alone costs around 400,000 and we've used it on things like the British American Tobacco factory that we dismantled in Southampton where there were 8,000 tonnes of steel to remove.
In the same way that the BTCC is ultra competitive on-track, the demolition business is competitive off it and people will travel all over the country to try and get the big jobs. It's all about building a reputation that allows you to be at the front.
Rob's desire to launch his business saw his early racing career put to one side, with his focus firmly on ensuring that his new venture became a success.
Despite being a championship winner in hot rods, Rob's aim was always to make it in circuit racing, with time spent in Formula Ford before the switch to tin tops in the one-make Vauxhall Vectra Championship. A third place finish in 1999 led to a test with the factory Vauxhall BTCC team, and from then, there was only one series where he wanted to ply his trade.
Initially running his own car in the second tier of the series, because it was 'more cost effective', Rob moved into the main class in 2003 and took the Independents' title before his relationship with WSR the team behind the eBay Motors programme first started.
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Public Open Houses on GA 400 Toll Demolition Project Scheduled Four Sessions in Fulton and Forsyth Counties in September and October
The State Road and Tollway Authority (SRTA) will hold four public information sessions in September and October 2013 to provide details on the ending of tolls and toll booth demolition at the GA 400 Toll Plaza.
In July 2012, Governor Deal announced that the state would pay off its bond debt and end tolls on GA 400 by December 2013. The ending date for toll collection has been tentatively set for the week before Thanksgiving, weather permitting.
During the four open house meetings, the public can learn more about preliminary plans for the end of toll collections and the demolition of the toll booths on GA 400. There will be no formal presentations, but transportation representatives will be on hand to share information. Scheduled meetings are as follows:
DATE LOCATION TIME
Tuesday, Sept. 24, 2013 Greater North Fulton Chamber of Commerce 11605 Haynes Bridge Road, Ste. 100 Alpharetta, GA 30009 4:00-7:00 PM
Thursday, Oct. 3, 2013 Central Park Recreation Center 2300 Keith Bridge Road, Cumming 30040 5:00-8:00 PM
Thursday, Oct. 17, 2013 Piney Grove Middle School 8135 Majors Road, Cumming, GA 30041 4:00-7:00 PM
Thursday, Oct. 24, 2013 Crowne Plaza Ravinia 4355 Ashford Dunwoody Road, Atlanta, GA 30346 4:00-7:00 PM
In addition to Georgia 400 demolition project details, meeting attendees will also have the opportunity to receive information from other transportation agencies, including MARTA (rail and bus transit), GRTA (Xpress bus service) and the Clean Air Campaign (Georgia Commute Options program).
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Demolition of downtown house where assaulted male was found
The demolition of the downtown house llocated at 8th and Barrow where the assaulted male was found after an anonymous note was delivered to the police. Video...
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Macy #39;s Store Implosion - Slow Motion. Controlled Demolition
Macy #39;s department store implosion. Downtown Houston, TX. Sept. 22nd, 2013 Using a Nikon D800 @ 1280x720 60fps. First clip is slow motion (half the speed) and...
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Demolition Company The Port Missions
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