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The New Cathedrals: Politics And Media in the History of Stadium Construction (Sports and Entertainment) by Robert C. Trumpbour, 2006-12-30
Legends by the Lake: The Cleveland Browns at Municipal Stadium (Ohio History and Culture) by John Keim, 1999-08-01
Cleveland Stadium: The Last Chapter by Deegan, James A Toman, 1997-07-01
Fox Sports Tailgating Handbook: The Gear, The Food, The Stadiums by Stephen Linn, 2007-09-01
Tales from Michigan Stadium: Volume II by Jim Brandstatter, 2007-07-01
Stadium Stories: Michigan State Spartans (Stadium Stories Series) by Joe Rexrode, 2006-09-01
Stadium Stories: Denver Broncos: Colorful Tales of the Orange and Blue (Stadium Stories Series) by Larry Zimmer, 2004-08-01
Yankee Stadium by Christopher Jennison, 1998-04-01
Stadium Worlds: Football, Space and the Built Environment (Architext)
SIGHTLINES, A STADIUM ODYSSEY by Simon (Like-new) Inglis, 2001
Dodger Stadium(CA) (Images ofBaseball) by Mark Langill, 2004-01-18
Tacoma's Stadium District (Images of America) (Images of America Series) by Joy Keniston-longrie, Kelsey Longrie, et all 2010-09-01
So Long Shea: Five Decades of Stadium Memories by Triumph Books, 2008-10-30
Stadium Engineering by P. Culley, J. Pascoe, 2005-01-01

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UEFA Soccer 08 Stadiums Revealed - Xbox 360 Fanboy
While that may seem like the extent of our math skills we can say for sure that Electronic Arts have released 8 screens of the stadiums being used in UEFA
http://www.xbox360fanboy.com/2008/03/12/uefa-soccer-08-stadiums-revealed/

Extractions: Another UEFA tournament equals another UEFA game of course! While that may seem like the extent of our math skills we can say for sure that Electronic Arts have released 8 screens of the stadiums being used in UEFA Soccer 2008 . So far it looks as if EA has successfully recreated the stadiums from the Austria and Switzerland hosted event. All we can say is, GOOOOOOOOOOOAL! Sorry, we had to.
World Stadiums
World stadiums refer to all the stadiums situated across the globe. Stadium is the place, where outdoor or indoor sports, concerts or any event can be
http://www.mapsofworld.com/world-stadiums/

Extractions: Maps of World.com OUR CHANNELS : Finance Travel Referrals HOME ... Home World Stadiums World stadiums refer to all the stadiums situated across the globe. Stadium is the place, where outdoor or indoor sports, concerts or any event can be organized. However, stadiums are mainly associated with sport events. Stadium consists of a platform or field in the middle of a structure, where spectators can sit or stand. The history of stadium dates back to the ancient time in the history of mankind. Stadiums existed during the first Olympic Games played in ancient Greece in 776 BC. Colosseum of Rome is also evidence of the use of stadium for holding various events in past. Different types of stadiums are used for staging various sports around the world. There are also indoor stadiums , where various events of gymnastics are held. Outdoor stadiums are mainly used for games like football, cricket, hockey, rugby and other field games. World stadiums include stadiums of different designs, which are built for some special purpose. Some of the stadiums across the world, which are used for hosting various events, are
Sports Stadiums
Click here for more info and photos of the NEW Yankee Stadium. contains the 20 largest stadiums Brazil has to choose from. 1. Estádio do Maracanã
http://www.sports-venue.info/
Resources On Minnesota Issues Baseball Stadiums
1977 Governor Rudy Perpich announces support for a covered stadium. The legislature passes a bill (Laws of Minnesota 1977, chapter 89) that creates the
http://www.leg.state.mn.us/lrl/issues/baseball.asp

Extractions: Baseball Stadiums Books and Reports Articles Internet Resources Additional Library Resources ... Groups This guide is compiled by staff at the Minnesota Legislative Reference Library on a topic of interest to Minnesota legislators. It is designed to provide an introduction to the topic, directing the user to a variety of sources, and is not intended to be exhaustive. In particular, it is focused on items available in the Legislative Reference Library. This brief timeline is intended to be a starting point for researching stadium history in Minnesota. 1884 - Professional baseball begins in Minnesota with teams in Minneapolis, St. Paul and Stillwater. 1954 - Bloomington is chosen as the site for a major league stadium in the Twin Cities. 1955 - Groundbreaking ceremonies are held June 20th at the Metropolitan Stadium. 1956 - The Minneapolis Millers open Metropolitan Stadium on April 24th against the Mets. 1961 - The Twins (formerly the Washington Senators) arrive in Minnesota.
No Land Grab Voices Bloomie S Fuzzy Math On Stadiums
Neil deMause doesn t call Mayor Bloomberg a liar (though he could have) in explaining why the Yankee Stadium deal is so lousy for the City.
http://www.nolandgrab.org/archives/2008/03/voices_bloomies_1.html
Edmund Sumner - FIFA World Cup 2002 Stadiums, Japan :: Arcspace.com
With less than one month (in 2002) to go until the big kickoff we thought it appropriate to kick-off with three new Japanese stadiums photographed by
http://www.arcspace.com/camera/sumner/stadiums/

Extractions: Architect: Atelier Hitoshi Abe Comment: The stadium seats are blue-colour based, fading gradually from dark blue at the bottom to almost white at the top to reflect the sky above and accentuate its openness. The stadium is located in a newly built city about 10 miles outside the Sendai city. The stadium can also be used for other athletic events. Architect: Azusa Architects Group Comment: This stadium boasts to be the largest football stadium in Asia. It is also environmentally conscious; using the space under the seats to store enough blankets and food to feed 3000 people for 30 days. Up to 3250 tons of rainwater can be collected from the rooftop and solar panels produce enough electricity to run the stadium facilities.
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Brazil 2014 - At Least The T-shirts Are Ready - Blogs Navigation
The CBF openly admits the country does not have a single stadium which can at present host World Cup games. More worryingly, how are the fans going to get
http://blogs.reuters.com/2007/03/30/brazil-2014-at-least-the-t-shirts-are-ready

Extractions: Reuters Blogs Home About Reuters Reuters.co.uk You are here: Home News Blogs Blogs navigation ... March 30th, 2007, filed by Brian Homewood Brazil, clear favourites to host the 2014 World Cup, have finally started work on getting ready for the big event. T-shirt friendly against Ghana in Stockholm, the team wore them as they took to the field and CBF chief Ricardo Teixeira has been handing them around to all and sundry. It will need a lot more serious work if the World Cup really is going to come here. The CBF openly admits the country does not have a single stadium which can at present host World Cup games. More worryingly, how are the fans going to get around? The country has almost no passenger-carrying railways, most highways are in a shambolic state and air travel, fraught with delays due to outdated equipment and overworked controllers, cannot cope with local demand. threat to go north. Brian Homewood is a Reuters sports correspondent based in Rio de Janeiro del.icio.us
San Jose Earthquakes Stadium Stadium
For the 2008 season, the majority of the San Jose Earthquakes home games will be played at Santa Clara University s Buck Shaw Stadium.
http://web.mlsnet.com/t110/stadium/index.jsp
TCF Bank Stadium: TCF Bank Stadium
TCF Bank Stadium will have an openair horseshoe design with a capacity of 50000, including general seats as well as an array of club and suite seats.
http://www1.umn.edu/stadium/tcf.php

Extractions: Return to: U of M Home myU One Stop Directories ... Home TCF Bank Stadium will have an open-air horseshoe design with a capacity of 50,000, including general seats as well as an array of club and suite seats. The stadium will complement the campus environment, have a collegiate look and feel, create two landscaped plazas, and accommodate other uses. The design allows for maximum flexibility, including potential expansion to 72,000 to 80,000 seats. The stadium cost is $288.5 million, which includes site preparation, district improvements, and the stadium itself. Goal: Kickoff in TCF Bank Stadium: September 12, 2009. The Location TCF Bank Stadium will be located on the University's Huron Avenue parking complex, close to existing athletic venues. Stadium Design The stadium will be a modern, open-air Division 1-A football stadium with a horseshoe-shaped bowl, and will have a traditional collegiate look and feel. Finance plan The stadium cost is $288.5 million, with funding coming from private and corporate contributions, as well from the state of Minnesota. Planning History The University of Minnesota has actively explored building a new on-campus Gopher football stadium since 2003.
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CNNSI.com - Soccer - Major Stadium Disasters - Wednesday May 09, 2001 06:56 PM
March 30, 1955 Santiago, Chile; Six died when 70000 tried to jam into the stadium for the finals of the South American soccer tournament.
http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/soccer/world/news/2000/07/09/stadium_disasters_

Extractions: NEW YORK (AP) Following is a list of major stadium disasters: April 5, 1902 - Glasgow, Scotland; 25 killed and 517 injured when the West Stand at Ibrox Park collapses during an international between England and Scotland. The game ends in a 1-1 draw but is later stricken from official records. March 9, 1946 - Bolton, England; 33 people are killed and over 400 injured when a wall collapses at Burden Park before an English FA Cup match between Bolton Wanderers and Stoke City. The collapse crushes fans together and sparks a stampede. March 30, 1955 - Santiago, Chile; Six died when 70,000 tried to jam into the stadium for the finals of the South American soccer tournament. Argentina beat Chile 1-0. May 24, 1964 - Lima, Peru; 318 people are killed and another 500 injured in riots at National Stadium after Argentina beats Peru in an Olympic qualifying match. The pandemonium breaks out when the referee disallows a Peruvian goal in the final two minutes.
Meadowlands.com - Giants Stadium Facts & Figures
The volume of the stadium (length x width x height) is 64500000 cubic feet. It would take 207 million footballs to fill the stadium from the field to the
http://www.meadowlands.com/giantsFacts.asp?navID=7
Kansas City Wizards News Article
The current capacity of the stadium will be upped to near 10000, Also gaining energy are the Wizards plans for a permanent soccer specific stadium.
http://kc.wizards.mlsnet.com/news/team_news.jsp?ymd=20071107&content_id=128383&v
MLB Stadium: MLB Baseball Stadium @ BuySellTix.com
Each and every team in MLB has a stadium where they play their home games. When a team stadium link is clicked, the following page offers a wealth of
http://www.buyselltix.com/mlb/stadium/

Extractions: Home MLB Tickets Each and every team in Pro Baseball has a stadium where they play their home games. When a team stadium link is clicked, the following page offers a wealth of information. BuySellTix.com has the address of the stadium, travel details, and a brief history of the ballpark. There is also a seating chart to assist you in your decision of what seats to buy. The Pro Baseball stadium pages offer more than just a name and address; we offer plenty of information. Pro Baseball NCAA Mens Basketball Jonas Brothers Keith Urban ... Sell Tickets
University Of North Carolina Tar Heels Official Athletic Site
Carolina football plays its home games at Kenan Memorial Stadium (cap. Kenan Stadium has been the home of the Tar Heels since 1927 and the thrill of
http://tarheelblue.cstv.com/facilities/unc-kenan-stadium.html

Extractions: Seating Chart Parking Information Directions Entrance Policies ... Tour Football Facilities Carolina football plays its home games at Kenan Memorial Stadium (cap. 60,000), one of the most picturesque athletic venues in America. Kenan Stadium has been the home of the Tar Heels since 1927 and the thrill of playing in or attending a game there is as exhilarating now as it was when it was first constructed. The stadium's beauty, charm and simple elegance have not been diminished with the expansion project that added nearly 8,000 seats, a state-of-the-art football facility, chancellor's box and preferred seating box. The renovation and expansion project was financed through a combination of private contributions through the Educational Foundation and bonded indebtedness from the athletic department through the sale of revenue-generating bonds. The Educational Foundation and its members have committed more than $50 million to the project. The most recent addition to Kenan Stadium is a $2 million scoreboard at the east end of the stadium that was financed through an agreement with Learfield Communications, UNC's multi-media rights holder. The $2- million-figure includes the cost of the video board, installation and a new public address system. Over 40 new speakers have been added throughout Kenan Stadium.

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