81. Stadiums Posters And Prints At Art.com stadiums Posters and Prints Find stadiums Posters and Prints at Art.com orselect a print or poster from Art.com s Galleries. http://www.art.com/asp/display-asp/_/id--1877/Stadiums.htm

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83. ALL-STAR BALLPARKS: Quirky New Stadiums Offer Great Seats, Good Food And Real Gr ALLSTAR BALLPARKS Quirky new stadiums offer great seats, good food and real grass.July 31, 2005. BY GARY A. WARNER ORANGE COUNTY REGISTER http://www.freep.com/features/travel/ballparks31e_20050731.htm

new COOLjsMenu("test",MENU_ITEMS); Amusement parks 2005 Metro Airport guide Air travel Travel Michigan: State tourism agency ... Bookstore Travel E-MAIL THIS STORY PRINTER-FRIENDLY FORMAT ALL-STAR BALLPARKS: Quirky new stadiums offer great seats, good food and real grass July 31, 2005 BY GARY A. WARNER ORANGE COUNTY REGISTER Concrete doughnuts. Giant ashtrays. Toilet bowls. If you go CINCINNATI: GREAT AMERICAN BALL PARK Opened: Location: On the north bank of the Ohio River near downtown Capacity: Ticket prices: $9-$200 per seat. Bleacher seats for $5 are sold on game days only. Good field-level seats, called "terrace infield box," are $36 each. Favorite cheap seats: The Sun/Moon Deck in right field. Between innings, you can look out at the Ohio River from the elevated esplanade. $19 each. Look for: The Rose Garden, on the back side of the park on the right-field side. It marks the spot in old Riverfront Stadium where Pete Rose's record-breaking 4,192nd hit landed. Rose is mostly recalled fondly in Cincinnati, despite his lifetime ban from baseball. Favorite food: Skyline Cheese Coney a hot dog smothered in Cincinnati's famous chili.

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85. Replica Stadiums Replica Sports Stadiums Collectibles Miniature Offers handmade stone art reproductions of collectible replicas, sports arenas,and stadiums. http://www.replicastadiums.com/

Advanced Search Baseball Basketball Blowout Deals ... Military Globes Your Cart Is Empty The devotion of a French artist in his search for top quality crafts at the end of the last century makes it possible to enjoy these unique, handcrafted replicas and memorabilia. His dedication was passed onto his great-grandson. He fell in love with the American lifestyle and relocated his studio and workshop to the desert Southwest in 1983. A time consuming, individualized process is employed to achieve the delicate detail that characterizes each piece. The reward is an enchanting visual delight. CURRENTLY AVAILABLE PROFESSIONAL STADIUM REPLICAS Baseball Parks Football Stadiums Basketball Arenas Hockey Rinks COLLEGIATE STADIUMS All Major Schools MUSICAL GLOBES Military Insignia Dancing Mascots with Cheerleaders "DIAMONDS ARE FOREVER" COLLECTION Historical Buildings Famous Skylines Football Stadiums Baseball Parks Custom Designs Sport Collectors Guild also makes custom replicas! Your building, design or logo replicated in stone, glass and brass, on a diamond paperweight, or in a custom musical globe.

86. Boston Apartments - Guide To Massachusetts Stadiums - Stadiums In Massachusetts BOSTON APARTMENTS Guide to Massachusetts stadiums - Boston Area stadiums. http://www.bostonapartments.com/stadiums.htm

GUIDE TO MASSACHUSETTS STADIUMS Campanelli Stadium Fenway Park TD Banknorth Garden (formally The Fleet Center) ... (formally The Worcester Centrum) Located at: 348 D Street (Corner of Cypher Street) South Boston, MA 02127 Official stadium website: http://www.mccahome.com/bcec/bcec.html TELEPHONE: (617) 954-2400 SALES INFORMATION:(617) 867-8286 EMAIL: info@AdvantageBoston.com Back CAMPANELLI STADIUM Located at: Lexington Avenue Brockton, Massachusetts Home of the Brockton Rox. Seating capacity: 4750 Official stadium website: http://www.BrocktonRox.com ROX BOX OFFICE: Phone: (508) 559-7070 (April 15 - September 15) Phone: (508) 559-7000 (September 15 - April 15) Back TWEETER CENTER Located at: 885 South Main Street, Mansfield, Massachusetts 02048-3148 A beautiful setting provides the ideal atmosphere for a concert on a warm summer's night. The amphitheatre has a 19,900 capacity with 7,000 reserved covered seats in the pavilion, 7,000 open air uncovered seats (Reserved seats or GA-General Admission, depending on the show),and general admission on the lawn (which means first come- first served). Patrons are welcome to bring a blanket, for all but certain shows. The Tweeter Center is conveniently located within 40 minutes of Boston, Providence, Worcester, and Cape Cod at the junction of routes 495 and 140 (minutes from I-95).

87. :: TOURIST GUIDE - MAJOR STADIUMS :: Oldest of the major stadiums, Rand Stadium was for many years the home to Smallest of the major stadiums, Milpark Stadium is home ground to the Wits http://www.joburg.org.za/travel/travel_stadiums.stm

Tourism home page Site map Joburg's overview City's heritage ... Teenagers trackPage(53,''); JOHANNESBURG is the sports capital of southern Africa, with six major stadiums, of which four have the facilities to host the biggest international events. Two World Cup finals have been played in Johannesburg (rugby in 1995 and cricket in 2003), and a third, the soccer World Cup, will be played here in 2010. Johannesburg also hosted the All Africa Games in 1999. Ellis Park General Manager: George Stainton Tel: 011 402-8644 ext117 Fax: 011 402-8144 Mobile: 082 775 0887 Address: Corner Currey and Staib streets, Doornfontein Ellis Park's greatest moment came when it hosted the rugby World Cup final in 1995, won by South Africa. The towering stadium was the country's most modern when it was upgraded in 1982 to accommodate almost 50 000 people. Today the stadium hosts both soccer and rugby, and is also used as a venue for other large events, such as open-air concerts. League, provincial and international fixtures are regularly played here, and the grounds have seen such famous teams as Manchester United and Arsenal. Ellis Park is the centrepiece of a sporting sector on the south-east of the city, where its neighbours are the Johannesburg Stadium (athletics), Standard Bank Stadium (tennis), and an Olympics-class swimming pool. Ellis Park will host one of the semi-finals of the 2010 soccer World Cup, for which its capacity will be upgraded by another 10 000 seats. New upper tiers will be added behind each of the goals, to the north and south of the stadium.

88. St. Paul Pioneer Press 08/02/2005 SPRUCING UP STADIUMS SPRUCING UP stadiums. As the University of Minnesota anticipates its 24th seasonin the Metrodome, most of its Big Ten Conference rivals have added capacity http://www.twincities.com/mld/twincities/sports/colleges/university_of_minnesota

89. We Make Money Not Art Robot Cops For German Stadiums? What is the immediate threat that require German stadiums to be patrolled by robots?And why do the robots keep impersonating lawyers? http://www.we-make-money-not-art.com/archives/006156.php

activism advertising architecture ars electronica ... Reciprocal Space June 11, 2005 Robot cops for German stadiums? 09:23 AM robots The 1.20 meters (almost four feet) "OFRO+detect" could soon be employed to protect next year's World Cup in Germany by hindering potential terrorist attacks. Developed by Berlin-based company Robowatch Technologies , OFRO can take over dangerous, and tedious, duties such as checking for atomic, biological and chemical, or ABC, weapons. During its 12 hours of operation time, OFRO can cover 10,000 square meters at a speed of five kilometers (3.1 miles) per hour, using its thermal camera and sensors to detect possible terror hazards. The robot wirelessly transmits the information collected at a central location. It also takes air samples and should there be irregularities, it sounds an alarm. Nothing can get in OFRO's way and it can steer through fan crowds all by itself. The Robowatch Technologies management are still waiting to hear from security officials if OFRO will actually be needed in the stadiums. Via Deutsche Welle Regine trackback pings TrackBack URL for this entry: http://www.we-make-money-not-art.com/cgi-bin/mt/_7r4ckb4ck5.cgi/4189

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91. Baseball Musings: Stadiums Archives After you ve seen retro stadiums for the 83rd time, when you walk in there In addition to the blog, Clem has incredible diagrams of the stadiums. http://www.baseballmusings.com/archives/cat_stadiums.php

Stadiums Archives July 24, 2005 Park Downsizing The Oakland Athletics are interested in building a small baseball stadium , partly to increase season ticket sales: The A's managing general partner is looking for a park so intimate it would make SBC Park or even Fenway Park look almost spacious. It would have about 35,000 seats, Wolff said last week, and that would make it the smallest big-league park. "Right now our capacity (at McAfee Coliseum, 43,662) is too big, and it makes it too hard to sell season tickets,'' Wolff said. "That's why we have the highest walk-up traffic in major league baseball.'' Even some of the luxury suites would be cozy. Half of them 40 of the 80 would be 4-to-6-seat mini-suites, club officials say. That would make them more affordable, a necessity for a club that can't begin to attract the level of corporate support the Giants enjoy. It's not a bad idea. And it seems you could build the park in such a way that if it proves to be too small, it could be expanded. Posted by StatsGuru at 12:43 PM Comments (3) TrackBack (0) July 22, 2005

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End-to-End Software Solutions for Digital Signage You are here: Scala Key Markets Stadiums Table of Contents Scala - Key Markets Stadiums and Arenas When you are controlling multi-million dollar LED billboards, the last thing you want is an old character generator or antiquated rolling stock. Scala provides the most amazing digital content that can be scheduled or updated on-the-fly. Case Study: Rugby World Cup (Stadium Signage) The Rugby World Cup's sports presentation group wanted a system to integrate live statistics and scores provided by Unisys, as well as referee penalty explanations, live to each of the 10 stadiums across the continent. They chose InfoChannel for its ability to integrate with external data sources and be centrally controlled and coordinated. Scala software was also the perfect choice to match the same look and feel of the broadcast graphics with its real-time rendering of visual effects. Case Study: Royal Easter Show (Event Signage) Every year the Royal Easter Show brings together everything that is Australian, from agriculture to entertainment, into one huge exhibition. To inform and direct almost 900,000 people over a two-week period, show organizers needed a flexible platform to maintain the messaging on their larger than life digital billboards and Scala's InfoChannel software suite exceeded their expectations. Case Study: Portland Rose Garden Arena (Arena Menus) When the circus rolls into town, the Rose Garden Arena in Portland, Oregon is ready. Beyond the obvious physical changes that need to be made to the Arena, each event's clientele demands different food options and, of course, there is no beer on the menu at family events.

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96. Squeeze Play: Do Baseball Stadiums Need Our Bucks To Get Built? Promoting an American public policy based on individual liberty, limited government,free markets and peaceful international relations. http://www.cato.org/dailys/04-06-99.html

Home About Us Experts Newsroom ... Contribute Search Advanced Search Help Publications Books Policy Studies Regulation Cato Audio ... White Papers Contribute Click here to learn more about supporting the Cato Institute. Liberty on the Web Elcato.org (Spanish) Misbahalhurriyya.org (Arabic) Cato.ru (Russian) Cato Offerings Pocket Constitution Email Updates Cato Audio Cato Store ... Cato University September 17, 2005 Daily Commentary Thatcher Again? by Marian L. Tupy and Patrick Basham Archives Today's Hot Topic Hurricane Katrina Daily Dispatch Federal Katrina Aid an "Illusion" Link Asserted between Global Warming, Hurricanes Bush Approves Base Closure Plans Archives April 6, 1999 Squeeze Play: Do Baseball Stadiums Need Our Bucks to Get Built? by Raymond J. Keating Raymond Keating is the author of Sports Pork: The Costly Relationship between Major League Sports and Government a policy analysis from the Cato Institute. He is chief economist for the Small Business Survival Committee, a weekly columnist for Newsday in New York, and a partner with Capitol Hill Research, a political and economic analysis service. Baseball's Opening Day offers a delightful mix of nostalgia for seasons past, and optimism for the coming year. But for taxpayers, the first game of the season is also a pretty good time to ponder ever-larger government handouts to millionaire team owners and players.

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99. Sensational Sports Stadiums - SouthAfrica.info South Africa s stadiums have hosted a number of massive sporting events, withsome of the country s venues rated among the best in the world. http://www.safrica.info/ess_info/sa_glance/sports/features/stadiums10.htm

var fullhost = window.location.hostname; document.cookie = 'site_session=38;domain=' + fullhost + ';path=/;'; Sat, 17 Sep 2005 About South Africa Culture Democracy Demographics ... SA Weather Service Mapping the best sites in SA cyberspace - goSouthAfrica Find your way on our interactive macro-to-micro South Africa map Sensational sports stadiums Brad Morgan 20 May 2004 South Africa's world-class sports stadiums have hosted a number of massive sporting events. For cricket there was the World Cup in 2003; for rugby there was the World Cup in 1995; for soccer there was the African Cup of Nations in 1996; for athletics there was the World Cup in 1998. Some of the country's stadiums rate among the best in the world. The Wanderers Cricket Stadium, for instance, seats just 28 000, but is known as the Bull Ring because of its electric atmosphere. No less an authority than Brian Lara, after a thrilling one-day international between the West Indies and South Africa in February 2004, reckoned it was one of the finest theatres in which he had ever played. Then there's Newlands, regarded by many as the most picturesque Test cricket venue in the world. Cape Town's famous Table Mountain stares down on the ground, and clouds rolling over the top of the mountain make for a stunning backdrop. The crowds at Newlands are also famously enthusiastic, and it has become a venue of choice for New Year's Tests.

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Family filter: On Off Entire Directory Entire Category Pages in Base Category Sites in Base Category Top Sports Soccer Stadiums ... Scotland This category in other languages: Dutch German Japanese Spanish ... FanZone - Away Fans Information Contains details of over 700 sports grounds in the UK giving directions, maps, pubs, fast food, area reviews and ground reviews. www.fanzone.co.uk [archived copy] [stripped] [older copies] - indexed: Apr 26 2005 Football Stadiums in Europe Football stadiums and their relations to architecture and urban planning. Site by Tobias Dietrich (planum editorial board). General information, photographs, and links. www.planum.net/webcompass/best-march03.htm [archived copy] [stripped] [older copies] - indexed: Apr 26 2005 - modified: Mar 11 2003 WorldStadiums.com Mainly soccer stadiums all over the world with pictures and links. www.worldstadiums.com [archived copy] [stripped] [older copies] - indexed: Apr 26 2005 Groundhopper Pictures from trips across Germany, Europe and USA. mitglied.lycos.de/Groundhopper/ [archived copy] [stripped] [older copies] - indexed: Apr 26 2005 Soccer4ever.com - Stadiums

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