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    NFL’s Alternatives to Public Funding Javier Bes Comeras MBA Student Southern States University Newport Beach‚ CA‚ United States of America BU 502 – Applied Business Research December 15‚ 2012   Contents Abstract 4 Introduction 5 Analysis 6 Use public funding 6 Stay at the old Texas Stadium 9 Renovate the Texas Stadium 10 Use private funding 10 Relocate the team to another city 12 Action Plan 13 Short term recommendations 13 Long term recommendations 13 Risks 13 Short term recommendations

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    Every year‚ around the first week of August‚ right when summer is about to end and the beginning of the summer monsoons‚ people gather at a ballpark known as Ricketts Park. A state of the art baseball stadium that when spectating the ongoing games‚ you can smell the sweet smell of the cottonwoods that shade the stadium from a cool breeze. Even more so‚ the warm smell of hot dogs with just the right amount of greasy glaze coming up through the small‚ thin cracks of the aluminum bleachers‚ escaping

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    Ben Pohlman AP Lang 11/8/10 Speech Analysis Lou Gehrig was one of the best baseball players of his time. He also gave one of the best speeches of baseballs history. When he was diagnosed with ALS‚ he had to quit his baseball career. In his Farwell Address to baseball‚ Lou Gehrig uses parallel structure to emphasize the statements that are truly important to him. “When the New York Giants‚ a team you would give your right arm to beat‚ and vice versa‚ sends you a gift – that’s something”.

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    We were in Canada in Summer. My family was headed to the CN tower‚ one of the tallest towers in the world. As we were heading towards the tall landmark‚ we saw Rogers stadium. That is where the Toronto Blue Jays play. It looked like there was a game going on in the stadium. Everyone was wearing any kind of Blue Jays apparel. Since I was from the Washington D.C area‚ I was a Nationals Fan. The plans for that day was to go to the CN tower and go back to our hotel. All of that changed. My mom was amazed

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    Intangible benefits are of course benefits that are of a non-monetary nature. Simply put‚ the intangible benefits of a new stadium vastly outweigh the economic ones. One could argue that the sole purpose of building a new stadium is to appease to the intangible benefits of the city. First and foremost‚ a new stadium will ensure that the professional sports franchise stays in the city. As shown with the Rams recently‚ fans take a great pride in supporting teams in their cities and even the thought

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    Rebel Women vs. Yankee Women Many stories have been told about the Civil War; there is the story of Gettysburg‚ Stonewall Jackson’s death‚ Robert E. Lee leading his solders‚ and many more. However‚ we only hear the smallest amount of information about what the wives of these soldiers are doing. It would be interesting to dig deep into the details of the support army general wives gave‚ what the government expected from women of both sides of the war‚ and the main differences of lifestyle back on

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    April 29‚ 2009 Yankee Stadium and the Power of Sports Monopolies ByOriginal Content The opening of the new‚ $1.3 billion Yankee Stadium‚ with its $2‚625 front-row seats and an average ticket price of $72‚ has sparked as much commentary and controversy as the team itself and its $400 million stable of off-season free agent acquisitions. Empty seats in some of the priciest sections have critics proclaiming that the Yankees miscalculated demand. The team‚ in turn‚ contends that it’s already sold

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    Yankee Candle Company began in 1969‚ as penniless Mike Kittredge‚ age 16‚ melted crayons to form a candle as a Christmas present for his Mom. A neighbor‚ mesmerized by his fabulous creation‚ expressed her desire to purchase one of his candles; thus Yankee Candle Company was born. Mike used his parent’s basement‚ kitchen‚ and garage to produce his scented candles. Five years later‚ in 1974‚ Mike moved production into an old paper mill located in Holyoke‚ Massachusetts. In 1998 Forstmann Little & Company

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    Doodles death wasn’t an accident‚ it was murder‚ and there are three specific pieces of evidence proving that this is a fact. In the story he says he abandoned doodle in the rain storm. “I ran leaving him far behind with a wall of rain dividing us” which caused doodles death. Ashamed of having a crippled brother. He says “they did not know that I did that for myself; the pride who’s slave I was. He is only helping doodle so he don’t look bad when he is with him. He helped doodle because of his pride

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    In Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur’s Court‚ we are introduced to the protagonist‚ Hank Morgan. Hank is “an American.” (5) Hank is from the time period of the 19th Century and is a worker for an arms factory. He is a genius‚ creative person who is filled with common sense. Hank is very democratic minded and is antagonistic towards the Church. He also has antipathy for chivalry and finds knighthood as foolish. Hank Morgan is an important supporter of democracy‚ industry‚ and science

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