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Las Vegas and Tokyo - (Business Wire) - Toshiba Corporation will invite visitors to the CES 2011 to experience how life can be "Fun and Easy by Leading Technology" with the company's latest advances in digital technologies and new products and services. (Toshiba booth: LVCC Central Hall Booth #11026)
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ARLINGTON - The Native American Student Association and the Division of Student Affairs Office of Multicultural Affairs will sponsor a campus appearance by speaker and flutist Morgan Fawcett from noon until 1 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 12, in the Rosebud Theatre at the E. H. Hereford University Center, 300 W. First St.
Fawcett is a 16-year-old Tlingit Indian who lives with disabilities caused when his mother drank during pregnancy. Until he received a diagnosis of fetal alcohol spectrum disorder two years ago, he had no idea why he was different.
"Morgan Fawcett is an alcoholic who's never touched a drop of alcohol in his life," said writer Alexander Rich, in an article "Born to Play," published in "The World" in June 2007.
About that time Fawcett's disability was diagnosed, he learned to play the native flute.
"Morgan has performed at an international conference and around the country, where he plays and also talks about fetal alcohol spectrum," said English Professor Kenneth M. Roemer. "I have had the privilege of seeing him and he is articulate and engaging."
"When I play the flute, it lowers my blood pressure and eases stress away," Fawcett said in Rich's story. "With fetal alcohol spectrum disorder, you could be ADHD, but instead of being on Ritalin, I play the flute."
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THERE WAS STANDING ROOM ONLY IN A SMALL HARRIS COUNTY COURTROOM THIS past September on the day Robert Carreiro stood before the man sentenced to death for killing his only daughter. The occasion was Carreiro's reading of his victim's impact statement, a relatively new and quixotic end-of-trial proceeding meant to provide "closure" for those who have experienced or lost someone to violent crime. But for Carreiro it reflected the moment he let go of one life and embraced another. Behind him was his life as a private individual; before him was a future as a public victim, an inhabitant of that niche in American society where one man's pain is another man's diversion. If you lived in Houston in the summer of 1992, his story was familiar to you: He was the father of Kynara Carreiro, who until July 20 had been a particularly pretty seven-year-old with shimmering blond hair and knowing blue eyes. The photograph most often featured by the media at the time of her death was the one in which she posed with her arm around her best friend, Kristin Wiley, a ten-year-old with a tumble of curls and the sweet but tentative smile of an older girl before the camera. Both children were found stabbed to death on a blood-soaked bed in the Wiley home. They had been sexually assaulted and then murdered in the middle of the day, in the middle of a suburb northwest of Houston previously believed to be safe, while Kristin's brother played across the street, while Kynara's mother was engaged with chores a few doors down.
For almost nineteen months no arrest was made, though the investigation eventually focused on a neighbor who had lied to Harris County Sheriff's Department homicide investigators about having seen two men, an African American and a Hispanic, jump the fence into his yard around the time of the killings. That man, Rex Mays, pale and bespectacled, who sometimes performed as Uh-Oh the Clown at children's parties in and around Houston, confessed to investigators in the winter of 1994. He had killed the girls after having "a bad day"—he'd been fired from his job, and Kristin and Kynara had enraged him by refusing to turn down the Christian music they were listening to as they played. Mays had stabbed Kristin 18 times and Kynara 23, and yet before the younger girl died she had had the courage to tell Mays: "You are going to be sorry you did this," which, when Carreiro learned of it, inspired in him a mission at first devoted to Mays's conviction and then to something much larger and much more necessary to his survival.
"Keep it short," the judge had advised, and Carreiro planned to do just that. He had seen his share of emotional and incomprehensible outbursts by victims—in fact, they had become a staple of tabloid TV shows—and that was not what he wanted. Carreiro stood up and in a gentle, almost abject cadence, did not speak to Mays at all, but to those around him. He thanked the judge and the jurors, the district attorney's office and the sheriff's department. He suggested that childhood trauma, an explanation employed briefly by the defense, was no excuse for the horrific violence visited upon his daughter. "Inflated excuses of a poor childhood or 'my mother didn't love me as much as my sister' are no longer acceptable," he said.
It was not so much the substance of Carreiro's talk that drew people to him as his style. For his speech he had changed out of the suit he had worn for the seven-day trial into the clothes in which he was most comfortable: a suede vest over a button-down shirt and jeans and his boots. At 46 he wore his long silver hair braided down his back, and his eyes were the kind of bottomless blue that, under the circumstances, could only be described as haunted. He looked as if he had been no stranger to violence before Kynara's murder, which happened to be the truth. "I ask everyone to keep informed and keep involved so we can rid society of predators such as Rex Mays," Carreiro said and then, feeling the onset of tears, sat down. He had spoken for no more than three minutes.
After the court was adjourned, cameras blocked the courtroom exit, their lights turning the dingy corridor as bright as midday. Carreiro emerged and was swamped by reporters, while family members, pushed to the periphery, fell into one another's arms. The crowd reflected the world that had enveloped him since Kynara's murder: Along with the media, there was Andy Kahan, who ran the mayor's crime victims' office, and Randy Ertman, the huge, barrel-chested man with whom Carreiro had fashioned a friendship out of mutual grief. Representatives of Justice for All—the state's most influential victims' rights group, which Carreiro had helped establish—and Parents of Murdered Children were there too. After the Wileys emerged from the courtroom, the contingent moved outside for a final press conference. Had justice been served? the reporters wanted to know. Would Carreiro attend Mays's execution, as a new state policy allows? Where would he go from here?
Carreiro answered their questions as best he could—witnessing the execution, he said, "was not retaliation but justice"—and then, little by little, everyone drifted away. After more than three years in the spotlight, Bob Carreiro was left alone with the life his daughter's death had created for him.
IN MID-OCTOBER 1995 THE PINK CONSTRUCTION-PAPER ribbon bearing Kristin's and Kynara's names still hung on the front door of Bob Carreiro's modest northwest Houston home. Inside he most often settled in the small living room that remained a shrine to his daughter: Portraits of Kynara lined the wall, videos of her surrounded the TV, and her belongings lay entombed in a cedar chest. Laid off from his job as a truck driver sixteen months before, and long divorced from Kynara's mother, Carreiro had lately given in to drift. Other


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Learn to master the game with the STX ® Men's AV8-U Attack/Midfield Complete Lacrosse Stick. This stick is an impressive learning tool for beginning players to learn the fundamentals and proper techniques of lacrosse. It features a strung AV8-U head and meets both NCAA and NFHS specifications for universal play.
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How do you slow down a Tennis Court?????
This is driving me nuts. I'm reading that "Courts are slower, this is why baseliners about".
HOW do you slow down a court? I understand Clay is slower than Grass, but how do you slow down an existing court, IE Slow a Grass Court down? Slow a Hard Court down?
To slow a hard court down, you add more sand mixed in with the paint. This will make the surface more abrasive and slower. Grass court you use a different type of grass. Clay courts slow down depending on how much top layer there is and how much you water the court. For example, right after rain the court will be very slow, balls will pick up more of the clay, get heavier. If it's hot and a clay court isn't watered enough the surface will harden and get quicker.
Fast courts are faster because they're slicker. Slicker surfaces don't grip the ball as much so it just skids off. Because of the lack of grip, the ball doesn't lose as much kinetic energy after the bounce. Also, because the ball skids lower after the bounce, it's because there is less time until the 2nd bounce.
Slow courts are slower because they're griddier. So they grip the ball better and it doesn't skid off as easily. Unless you want a lesson in physics, just accept the griddy court will grip the ball. That grip will cause the ball to lose more kinetic energy so the ball will travel slower after the bounce. That friction causes the ball to bounce higher too. The higher bounce means there's more time until the 2nd bounce.
For simplicity sake, throw the ball across a carpet and hard floor. Which ball will reach its destination assuming you impart the same amount of kinetic energy to both?
To give you an example of what real ATP/WTA court surfaces are like today - I play on courts that are used in major ATP events all the time and the surface is literally like playing on very gritty sandpaper - especially after they resurface it right before the tourney. So much so that it will wear a hole in your shoes VERY quickly. And likewise the balls fluff up and then go bald quick as well. And these courts aren't even really slow compared to Melbourne Oz Open etc.
Also the balls used today are a bit bigger and have more fluff to them to slow them down a bit compared to a decade ago...
As a kid I first played a lot on an asphalt court without a surface. I can tell you that balls would bite into that rough asphalt and pop up. True, it destroyed them quickly, but it proved that it is easy to slow down a hard court.
I'd guess you could change the speed of grass based on how packed the dirt under the grass is, the type of grass, and the height to which it is mowed.
Great answers, thanks.
Doesn't this beg the question about comparing guys of today with those of old? I mean if Fed for example plays much better on fast surfaces, wouldn't that indicate a "Decline" rather than age. Likewise wouldn't Nadal suffer if he played back when courts were faster in general?
Would Sampras not do as well today due to the slower surface?
Seems like it's a big problem. I read a ton on this subject last night, they slow down the surfaces so fans get more play time and points aren't finished off as quick, but this seems like it would hurt the Feds of the world.
Federer would have 20 slams if courts played at late 90s speeds.
Nadal would have 2-4 less slams.
Djoko would be about the same.
Grit on the surface is one key factor as others said above. I also think the amount of cushion and how soft the cushion is under the court has a lot to do with it too. Most public and club courts are not soft. But, Australian Open supposedly had a softer give to the surface which slowed it down a bit. The AO looks almost like clay court tennis on TV.
I would like to see courts sped up just a little bit. Racket technology and poly strings have giving the returner and ground stroker too big an advantage. It is time to give the server and net rusher some advantage. I think grass and a fast hard court are the best tourneys to watch on ATP. I like seeing players come to the net and hit a variety of top and slice from the baseline instead of a battle of retrieving and topspin bashing.
But is there a way to slow down cement courts that the paint has turned slick thru years of use?
I don't mean getting the City out there, spending 2 mil on the job, but something that can be done yourself.
There is a yin and yang to everything.
All the majors (except the French) were played on grass up until 1975 when the US Open went to clay (Har-Tru )for 3 years.
In the mid 70's, many US tournaments switched to clay - apparently to give the fans longer points, and maybe even to draw Borg to their event.
When the US Open left Forest Hills to move to the new USTA center in the Queens in 1978, the US Open went to fairly fast hard courts.
The last Australian Open was on grass in 1987. (The ASO "grass" was usually burnt dirt by the end of the tournament - players boycotted it because of the time of travel [and purses were much smaller then], time of year [used to be played pre-Christmas to about New Years Day.] It was played on a relatively "spongy" type of hard court surface known as Rebound Ace for 20 years, then replaced by Plexicushion Prestige which alsol has rubber and latex in its formulation. (I also remember players comlaining that the Rebound Ace would get "sticky" from the hot Australian sun.)
Even at Wimbledon they have changed the type of grass, mainly to improve the terrible wear that occurs during the fortnight. But the newer grasses are not only more durable (resulting in less bad bounces), but give a slower surface.
You asked if Sampras would not do as well on today's slower courts.
Well how about this - what if US and Australian Opens had stayed on grass, like they were when he was born?
Other imponderables:
What if the pros had insisted on staying with wood racquets, just like Major League Baseball has insisted on staying with wood bats?
How much have the balls changed since when they were manufactured in the US and UK?
How many titles for Rafa if the US Open had stayed on clay?
How did Borg not win a US Open when it was played on clay? (Har-Tru)? [Couldn't resist this.]
I like Boxing analogies, if in 1963 they changed from 20X20 rings to say 10X10 Ali wouldn't be the greatest, in fact we'd never had heard of him, all of the slugger/brawlers would win those matches.
It just seems a pity, I may be wrong, but the guy up two posts it seems point is undeniable, if they had kept the faster surfaces, he would have a handful more of Slams, which is a hugh amount. I think it's also a testiment to his ability, that is starting as a hard court Serve and Volleyer to a all court player and still dominate.
And yea would Nadal be NADAL? I don't know why there is not more discussion on this.
Pretty selfish for the promoters slowing down the courts for the fans sake, personally I don't like the long baseline ralleys, and I probably have half of the fans on my side. It's like "Well we need to see more knockouts to please the crowds, let's make the rings smaller"
in the 70s those courts were OK but when modern rackets, bigger players and modern swing mechanics came in the game there was too much power. courts were made for wood rackets and not 140 mph serves and 100 mph FHs.
however while I think the slowing down was necessary I think they went a little too far. they should only have slowed down them a little but not so much.
I don't really care whether fed or nadal win or lose more slams due to the surface. I'm more a player than a fan and whoever deals best with the given conditions deserves the win. fed did plenty well with today's surfaces he cannot really complain about them.
however I do think that some more one dimensional power servers like kraji or goran would not have won today and guys like isner or roddick might have won back then.
but if you are a versatile player like fed you can win on all kind of surfaces for him it does not make a big difference because he can play all kind of styles.
Still, nobody answers the question...How to you slow down a tennis court?
Not why, not what the effects are, but HOW.
I thought the original question was "how to slow down a tennis court that is already there". Not meaning grass or clay, we know how to do that. Cement with paint, already made and slick from use, besides getting the City to pay for, and take 2 years to decide to, slow down the courts.
That was my original question as well.
It's my understanding they aren't doing that, they are slowing down ALL COURTS, giving a huge advantage to types of players who have a distinctive style. Imagine training all of your life on fast courts as a SV, only to find out they've changed the surfaces. Again it's like training to be a pure boxer in a 20X20 ring only to find out they've changed it to 10X10, not too cool in my opinion.
It's quite a change going from hard courts at your local club to hard courts that are being used for pro tournaments and resurfaced often. The bounce of the ball, grip of the surface and how quickly it wears down your shoes.
Your contact point on your shots changes as well by a fair bit.
What's a bigger change is going from cement courts that are painted to slow carpet, where the uneven bounces and slower than clay bounce totally messes with your timing.
Connors has the record that will never be broken. He won USO on 3 different surfaces: '74 grass, '76 clay, and '78 (and a few other years) on hardcourt.
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One Direction are not content with breaking our hearts once, they want to do it twice as Liam Payne poses with his girlfriend this week following in fellow heartbreaker, Louis Tomlinson's footsteps.
The taken two of the group have introduced their girlfriends to the world this week and we're not happy about it.
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Liam Payne allowed his girlfriend, Danielle Peazer to mark her territory with his army of admirers as she tweeted a picture of the two together.
The lovely Liam looks picture perfect next to his dancer girlfriend who wears A-list essential — big shades.
Danielle Peazer shared the photo of her and Liam on Twitter
Danielle is a dancer who has worked with The Saturdays, Jessie J, Kylie, Pixie Lott and JLS. So now not only so we want her job we also want her man — sorry Danielle!
The picture comes, not as torture to One Direction fans but as a 'thank you for reaching her goal of 300,000 followers on Twitter.
She posted:
"I did notice I reached 300k followers! Thank you for following me, lots of love xx
"Most of all, Thank You :)
Louis Tomlinson's girlfriend Eleanor Calder has this snap on Twitter /Twitter
"I promised a picture, and you'd all rather see him than just me anyway! Haha. Good night world xxx"
The pretty brunette stole, sorry met, Liam when she danced for him and his band mates, Harry Styles, Louis Tomlinson, Zayn Mailk and Niall Horan on the X Factor in 2010.
While the band's tour of American keeps the couple apart, Danielle reached out to Louis Tomlinson's girlfriend, model Eleanor Calder on Thursday tweeting:
"@EleanorJCalder I'm all good! Hope u had a good flight, enjoy! Give Liam a massive hug for me :) xxx"
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We hope the two girls who are in a very enviable position can support each other; Danielle has already suffered death threats from fans just like Caroline Flack did when she dated Harry Styles.
And we doubt it helped jealous girls when Eleanor, who models for Hollister, stepped out holding hands with Louis earlier this week.
omg! think if Liam and Louis are happy then we are too (we'll be seeking solace in the fact Harry Styles, Zayn Malik and Niall Horan are still single!)


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Jeff Burton seldom shies from offering his opinion. Straightforward and honest in assessing everything from NASCAR rule changes to the caliber of his own team, Burton refuses to soften his characterization of his 2011 Sprint Cup season.
It was a year in which the Richard Childress Racing driver not only went winless, but fell to 20th in the standings — his worst career performance since his sophomore 1995 season. It was the kind of performance that can upset and unbalance a team — but one that Burton is intent to make sure doesn't happen again.
So he enters the 2012 season with a new crew chief, Drew Blickensderfer — interim Luke Lambert has moved to Elliott Sadler's championship-contending Nationwide Series effort at RCR — and a renewed diligence when it comes to being up on everything happening within his own team.
Last year, he dismisses as simply unrepeatable.
"If anybody around me thinks last year was acceptable, they need to go somewhere else," Burton said, "because last year, it was embarrassing, to be quite honest. "We can't run like that.
"You're going to have years that are bad years; that's just sports. But when you're in the midst of it, it's not acceptable. And I feel like we've done the things necessary to turn it around. I really do."
As Burton himself has often said about other competitors, he didn't just forget how to drive. Clearly, a lot of factors were at play in the struggles of 2011. They were clearly a deviation from his normal level of performance. Burton has eight career top-10 points finishes, the most recent in 2008. He has 21 career wins and has 242 top-10 finishes, 130 of them top fives, in the Cup series.
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In 2000, when he finished third in the standings driving for Roush Fenway Racing, he was looked to as a driver ready to break out and challenge for the title in the coming season. When his Roush Fenway team lost sponsorship and the organization suffered a drop-off overall in performance in 2004, Burton made a late-season move to RCR. That team was also in the midst of struggles, but Burton helped buoy the effort. Soon, the group was putting three drivers in the Chase for the Sprint Cup.
Teammate Kevin Harvick has finished third in the standings in each of the past two seasons.
Burton, meanwhile, led the standings in 2010 before setbacks pushed him to 12th overall. Last year, his team reached a new level of struggle, though, as it earned only five top-10 finishes, two of them top fives.
This year, Burton is focused on changing that.
His intensity and competitive fire have not dimmed over the years, not at all.
"Jeff's desire and ability is as high as it's ever been," Blickensderfer said.
So is his ability to build a team. Burton twice has helped build struggling organizations back to prominence. Can he do so again with his own team this year?
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Blickensderfer sees all the passion the driver brings, the work ethic and his willingness to dig in and continue to learn about the car — and has faith that this team can quickly turn things around.
"The thing that really turned me on about Jeff was he's always optimistic," he said. "He looks at tomorrow as the grass is going to be greener tomorrow and the sun's going to be brighter tomorrow, and that's what you want from your race-car driver. I mean, there's going to be days when your race cars don't handle very well, and I want him to go home on Friday night, have confidence in us and our team that it's going to be better tomorrow. And that's what I see in Jeff.
"He's definitely going to be optimistic. He wants to do good, and the passion he has to win a championship is greater than anything I've ever seen from any other driver. He really, really wants to perform at this high level."
So much so that Burton is going back to the basics. He's going back to racing the way that has always worked best for him.
He recognizes how far his team has slipped in recent years. And while he plays an active role in all aspects of his group, he plans to get more involved this year.
Burton, always more of a hands-on racer than some, plans to dig back in and learn everything he can about his car this year. He doesn't cast blame for the setbacks of the past — but plans to help rebuild things this time.
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"It's not fair to (my crew chief) or me, to say, 'OK I'm a good driver, you've just got to make it so I can drive it.' That's not fair to either one of us," Burton said. "I've got to be part of that. Now to do that, I've got to be more involved, I've got to understand more about what's going on, I'm going to have to get more technical, but that's OK. I've done a lot of things this winter to understand more about what's going on, and that's how I want it. I want to be part of it.
"If we don't run well Sunday, I want to go home, not mad because other people around me aren't smart enough, I want to go home mad because I was part of not being smart enough. I'm better off doing that."
All of those are steps he sees as necessary as he tries to get back on track, to once more become a weekly factor in the races. Burton clearly was not only displeased with the setbacks of 2011 but is doing everything he can to make sure those don't happen again.
He's not willing to sit back and just watch the team make changes — such as adding Blickensderfer — and hope those will turn things around. He is diligently working to make himself part of the solution.
And that could pay off for everyone in the group.
"We need to win races," Burton said. "It still bothers me how many races we didn't win the year before last. I've never before in my career had so many chances to win races and not win them, and that's something I always took pride in. There's people that have won more races than me, but if you go back and look at the races I won, when I got in position to win them, I won most of them. There's some I lost, but most positions I got in, I won. In 2010, was just, I'm still mad about it. . . .
"I want to win a championship. I want to win in the worst way. If you can't win championships, then you at least want to be winning races. But I want to do both.
"We need to become relevant again. You become relevant by leading races, by winning races and by contending for championships. Last year, I felt like I was an outsider. You walk up, there's a group of drivers talking and you don't even stop. You go well, 'They're talking about something I can't talk about right now.' And I don't like that feeling."
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Radio station WIGO-AM general manager Paul Ploener wants you to think of his radio station as a "vox populi." That's Latin for "voice of the people."
"Let's say an individual has a good idea for a program, a talk program or a sports program," says Ploener. "Whatever they're interested in, we have time available."
Think you can host your own talk show? Bring it on. You'll have to buy the time and work with WIGO management to do it, of course, but you're more than welcome to give it a shot.
WIGO — also known as AM 1570 The Light — wasn't always quite like this.
With an FCC license for Morrow since the late 1950s, the station chugged along as a more conventional country-music station for most of its existence, with the call letters WSSA.
Over the last decade, it's tried various formats, including Spanish and then gospel. It settled on its current format — a variety of gospel music, church programming and talk — last year. They've been fine-tuning it since then, Ploener says.
The call letters WIGO are "classic call letters from Atlanta's past," according to operations manager Larry Young. At one time, WIGO-AM and WAOK-AM were the pre-eminent black stations in Atlanta. When those call letters became available a few years ago, the station management snapped them up.
While this isn't exactly your father's WIGO — the original WIGO was at 1340 kHz and run by someone else — the call letters fit the station's current listener profile. Ploener says the station targets African-American females, ages 25-54, with about 60 percent of the listeners being female.
So who's listening?
There are no hard numbers. WIGO doesn't subscribe to Arbitron's rating service because the service's 16-county coverage area would minimize the station's real impact. With more than 60 stations in that area, only the biggest ones — your WSBs and V-103s — tend to show up.
But that doesn't mean that nobody's listening. Young and Ploener say that the station makes its mark along the south side of the Atlanta metro area, with listeners in Clayton, Henry, Fayette, DeKalb and Fulton counties.
That impact is extended with an Internet presence and 24-hour streaming at the station's website, www.wigoam.com. You can even listen to WIGO on your smartphone with the TuneIn app. Ploener estimates that on a week to week basis between 12,000 and 15,000 listen to WIGO via web streaming.
"You can't tell the difference," says program director Kevin Collins. "The audio quality (via the Internet) is as good as FM."
Better sound quality is a good thing. Younger listeners are more inclined to listen to FM stations and have a hard time finding AM stations — but they do know where the Internet it.
At the end of the day, though, it's about keeping the customer happy.
"We work hard," says Young. "People don't have to go to Atlanta to work with a quality radio station that serves Clayton County. We're convenient, we'll work hard for your business and we'll work hard to keep your business."
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Downtown Staunton, in the silence of a heavy snowfall Thursday morning.
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FC Barcelona - Celta tickets
1 November 201420:00 Camp Nou, Barcelona Spain
Official FC Barcelona Package
As the #1 Official Ticket Agency for FC Barcelona, we offer the following package:
Guaranteed ticket (The printed price on the ticket is the value of the ticket according to the club/event organizer)
+ Bus transfer to Camp Nou Stadium (Cost: 20€)
+ 20% Convenience Fee
- Applicable Discounts
Sorry, there are currently no tickets available for FC Barcelona - Celta. Get notified when tickets for this event become available. We will e-mail you as soon as tickets become available. Make sure you get your tickets!
The printed price on the ticket is the value of the ticket according to the club/event organizer.
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VIP Silver
Category 1 Premium
Category 1
Category 2
Category 3 Level Four
Category 2 Longside
Category 3 Level Five
From 99€ to 125€
From 78€ to 97€
From 44€ to 63€
Stadium Info
With seats for over 99,000 spectators, Camp Nou is the largest in Europe as regards seating capacity; it also barely misses a spot in the top 10 for the largest stadiums in the world. UEFA has also declared Camp Nou to be a Category 4 stadium, allowing it to host such important international competitions as the '99 Champions League Final and several UEFA Cups.
But of course the year-round stars in Camp Nou are the Barça players who call the stadium home. FC Barcelona tickets sell out weekly to allow fans and families to cheer for the blue-and-reds or their opponents for the week.
How to Get There
Address: Av. Arístides Maillol, s/n, 08028 Barcelona
Metro: L3 Les Corts, Palau Reial, Maria Cristina / L5 Collblanc
Bus: Lines D20, H6, H8, 7, 33, 54, 56, 57, 59, 63, 67, 68, 70, 75, 78, 113, 157 & L12
Trambaix: Av. Xile / Camp Nou
01:39 | I am looking to purchase 4 x category 1 premium of the Celta game on March 26th. They need to be next to each other, as this is a family of 4, including 2 young children. Can you help? Noel