Writers Block Demolition 18
18th in the series on Writer #39;s Block Demolition. Question: "Of the four contributing elements to writer #39;s block, which is the most important?" You can sign up for the whole series at http://www.learningcreators.com . The series is in support of Writer #39;s Block Demolition: Finding the Time to Write, Keep Writing and Finish Your Book by Glen Ford available on Amazon at amzn.com In the series the author answers questions regarding writer #39;s block and finding the time to write and how you can avoid the problem. While the focus is on writing non-fiction books, the information applies to any writing.

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REAL Controlled Demolition Sound Pressure Levels
This is an example of a controlled demolition and how loud it is. If explosives were used on 9/11 then camera mics would have picked it up and the explosives would have been heard for miles and miles.

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Demolition 69-10 PDW-57
Bringing you a 69 to 10 gameplay with the PDW on standoff! Enjoy! http://www.youtube.com http://www.twitter.com

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Medal of Honor Warfighter: The Worst Demolition Gun?(TDM Gameplay)
Twitter is the place to be 😉 twitter.com A TDM on Basilan Aftermath using the the MK16. On this video i will discuss why i think the MK16 is the worst gun that the Demolition class has. If you enjoyed this video then do rate,comment, and sub for more.

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On Sunday morning, after spending the night out in the cold, thousands of residents of Ejipura's EWS (Economically Weaker Sections) quarters blocked four earth movers from entering this shanty town, located near the upmarket Koramangala first block.

But hours later, when the protests were seen subsiding, the bulldozers - under the supervision and security of policemen and BBMP officials moved in and demolished a large section of what was left after Friday and Saturday's demolition drive. Residents of the area told The Hindu that barring a short row of houses, most of the shantytown has been razed down.

Those who rejoiced at being able to send the bulldozers back in the morning, were shocked when they saw that authorities returned for the afternoon drive with increased police force and aggressive officials who rejected the residents' pleas to give them till Monday to at least remove their belongings.

Stella Maria, who works as a domestic help in the nearby National Games Village complex, says that thousands like her had nowhere to go. We have been promised relocation and allowances by the government but now all the officials and the politicians are refusing to listen to us. They have also arrested some of our neighbours for protesting the drive, she says.

The 23 people who were detained on Saturday were released around 1.30 p.m. on Sunday, however, sources said that the Madivala police have detained one intern, an Italian national, who was taking photographs of the demolition drive.

The BBMP confirmed that around 200 houses were demolished today. In all, out of the total 1,640 houses as many as 1,000 were razed on Saturday. There are a few houses remaining. We will try and complete this by tonight or latest by Monday morning.

When asked about rehabilitation or resettlement plans for these people, Mr. Ramesh said: We have been telling them since October to make alternative arrangements. They will have to find a transit shelter for one and a half years until the Slum Board builds houses for them in Sarjapur.

Vinay Sreenivasa, an activist who was campaigning with the residents here, said that the BBMP has been utterly callous in throwing out people on the streets. Residents here were only demanding that they be given three months so their children can finish the school year. This morning we called the BBMP commissioner seeking time till Monday for a few days so people can make alternative arrangements. The authorities simply refused to listen, he said. Some activists are meeting the Chief Minister Jagadeesh Shettar this evening, he added.

When contacted, BBMP commissioner Siddaiah said that he was not aware of the latest developments on this case.

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Demolition Lego episode 1

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Ben Rush Elementary Demolition, Redmond, WA (1-14-13)
This was the last day of the demolition of Ben Rush Elementary School in Redmond, Washington (suburb of Seattle). At 1:45, the Cheetah statue (school mascot), that was in the central courtyard, emerges from the rubble (on the left, right behind one of the power shovels). Then, at 3:22, it is gently lifted and carried away, to be installed when the entryway of the new building is completed in the next phase of construction. At the end, you can see the mass of cars lining the street (along with a few school buses), as parents arrive to pick up students at the end of the day. Music: La Banda Bassalti: "Tanto pp tigr (Tiger rag)" (from YouTube music library)

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KUALA LUMPUR: THE demolition of several squatter houses in Kampung Federal here yesterday was halted when residents protested against the low compensation and questioned the status of the foreign workers assigned to do the job.

Two of the six workers left when residents asked the police to check if they were illegal immigrants.

Earlier, there was a heated exchange between Bagan Dalam assemblyman A.Tanasekharan and Barisan Nasional area coordinator David Chua when the land owner arrived with a court bailiff and police personnel to demolish several houses vacated by 13 squatter families.

Chua said it was improper for the land owner to compensate the squatter families only RM1,000 to RM5,000 to vacate the houses in Jalan Siram, but Tanasekharan, a lawyer, countered that they had to respect the eviction order issued a year ago.

Tanasekharan said the state had offered hardcore poor housing units in Ampang Jajar for rental at RM100 a month as a temporary measure.

He said the state government was willing to pay the transport charges for them to move out, and also help them apply for low-cost units later.

Chua said the families are unable to pay the rent, and asked the authorities to move them directly into the free low-cost units instead.

He said Chief Minister Lim Guan Eng, who is also the MP for Bagan, had failed in his duty to resolve the matter.

Both the land owner and the residents had earlier agreed to defer the demolition to settle the issue amicably, but the matter dragged on for two years because the families wanted higher compensation.

Mohd Ariff Megat Kechik, 40, said he was willing to relocate only if the land owner gave a better compensation, but not the RM4,000 currently offered to him.

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18 January 2013 Last updated at 07:16 ET

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Jessica Ennis said it would be a "huge shame" for Sheffield to lose the Don Valley Stadium

The demolition of Sheffield's Don Valley athletics stadium would be a "huge shame" for the city, Olympic champion Jessica Ennis has said.

Earlier this month the BBC revealed the stadium, where the gold-medal winner trains, could be knocked down to save Sheffield council money.

But demolishing the stadium "sends the wrong message", said Ennis.

No decisions have been made and demolition was just one of a list of money-saving options, the council said.

Sheffield Council faces making 50m of cuts in 2013-14 on top of 140m cuts already made in the last two years.

A council document seen by the BBC, showed the authority could save 500,000 per year if the Don Valley Stadium, which was opened in 1991 for the World Student Games in Sheffield at a cost of 29m, was to close.

It raised the possibility of reopening the city's smaller Woodburn Road Athletics Stadium, which was closed 18 months ago to save money.

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Topsey Tower Demolition
Fort Hood unit knocks down radio tower with C4 explosives

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