Maine City | Simlympics 2011

Thanks to k50 for the clarification (I am new to this)

This is just the beginning...



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Maine City | Simlympics Candidate City for 2011
Summer Games


"Sorry Please keep in mind that it should say 2011 no 2012,
That was mistake. Thanks!"


The
district Liuntain is the Center of the Maine City Simlympiad, which is
close to downtown. Liuntain is nothing more then an extension to the
Central Financial district, but offers a stunning area, literally as
complete as Maine.

Hotels are also close by, which will offer an effortless commute to the stadium grounds which is nothing then 2-3 blocks away.



As Llithustania's Capital City prepares for the games,
the main stadium has been completed, and a mass celebratory party was
held recently after completion. Millions are now revved up in supporting
the nations to
win the bid for 2011 October Summer Games.

President Katherina Yutrovich
is also all go on the Maine City Upgrades and projects, completion is
going to be at around September 2 months before the selection of the
2011 Host City.

After numerous logo ideas and a selection of
Motto's, the Simlympic Representatives of Maine have finally selected
and finalized the design and Motto. Live it, Dream it, Achieve it! It
immediately catches on and becomes the official motto.

The pictures taken here are both from Downtown Maine and the Liuntain
District. The Central Stadium has cost over LT€9 BLN (Litusian Euro)
The surrounding area in the picture is worth over LT€ 3.8 BLN.


Here
in the first pic is the media studios which will host broadcasting
studios from around the world, covering the games which can be
broadcasted in homelands.

Second is a popular walkway in the
which is visted by 4 million people each year, because of its quality
stores, location, local events and festivals and the ambiance seems to
also contribute to the popularity.

The third is of the City hall
of Maine, which is of course the center of local politics and community
issues and is renowned for its compact yet elegant construction!
Interviews maybe also
be held here as well as the studios, but is primarily under the choice of the broadcasting station.

The
last photo is Maine's Little Italy, which features Pizzerias, clothing
chains, mini-marts and residential housing and offices. It's a working
township behind the buildings in a small confined space.


That'll be all for the moment, please stand by for more information!


Link for better view

A
wider and important collection which is line for the use in the
Simlympics if Maine wins the bid. The first is the Security Bureau in
the City, Preventing any problems and Critical Issues from developing
during the games.

The second is M.I.A. Stadium (Maine
International Arena : repetition) and is the center of attention for the closing ceremony.

The third is plaza in tribute to a
national hero, Lorre Escana, who historians have said to have spoken to
the French in English in the 15th century in Maine, and prevented war
in the city's early development. (Maine use to have 2 sides, An English
colonial township and a Royal French Township)

The fourth & fifth is the Chrinalaine Building, which is holding
several sporting events such as Basketball, Badminton & Fencing
It has been built to become almost all purpose.


Link for a better view

These are just a list of sights and places to visit
while your around in the city while you wait for your country
to participate in the selection of sports. In this extensive selection
the most significant is the Parala Doma, which was built primarily
for religious purposes in the early 17th century in the cities more prestigious and wealthy stages.

Thanks for viewing.