were are the iceskting rinks in mobile alabama?
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http://www.magicyellow.com/category/Skating_Rinks/Mobile_AL.html
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Try www.ice.com or www.e-bay.com
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If you're looking for stats, try:\nhttp://www.nhlpa.com/\nhttp://www.nhl.com/\n\nBut IMO, hockey will only be popular in climates where ice occures naturally.  It seems pretty simple - Canada is iced over about 6 months out of the year, and up there it's the national sport.  California, Texas, Florida... the only way for them to have ice longer that 6 hours is for them to build an indoor rink.  If you're going to compare the NHL to the NFL, strongly consider geography and climate.
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maybe you can ask someone here\n\nhttp://www.arcticcat.com/snowmobiles/
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I believe the floor is on top of the ice
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I can't help you build one from scratch, but SkyMall sells a kit to set one up.  Go to http://www.skymall.com and do a search for ice rink.
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Artificial rinks can  be made in cold climates by enclosing a level area of ground, filling it with water, and letting it freeze.\nWith the pipes cold, a thin layer of water is sprayed on the sand or concrete to seal and level it (or in the case of concrete, to keep it from being marked). \nThis thin layer is painted white or pale blue, for better contrast; markings necessary for hockey or curling are also placed, along with logos or other decorations. \nAnother thin layer of water is sprayed atop this. \nThe ice is built up to a thickness of 2-3 centimetres by repeated flows of water onto the surface. \nPeriodically after the ice has been used, it is resurfaced using a machine called an ice resurfacer. For curling, the surface is 'pebbled' by allowing loose drops of cold water to fall onto the ice and freeze into rounded peaks.
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I live in Beijing and there's a great hockey community here, so I'm sure there must be something there. Try contacting http://www.whitetigers.or.kr/ or http://www.glaciershockey.com/ Good luck.
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im a boy and i play roller hockey at susquehanna sports center in pennsylvania if you play there email me @ talking586@yahoo.com
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not sure, but when you find one be sure to get there in a \nHURRY!!\nHURRY HARD!!!\nHUURRRYYY!!!!\nYEP!\n\nfound the following -- only 2 listed in CA\n\n San Francisco Bay Area Curling Club \nSan Jose Logtec Ice\n1500 S. 10th Street\nSan Jose, CA 95112\nContact: Allan Barber, (408) 292-9085, or Dave Peck, (925) 672-2478\nSheets of ice: 4, arena rental \n\n\n    \nSoCal Curling Club (forming)\nOntario Ice Skating Center\n1225 W. Holt Blvd.\nOntario, Calif.  91762\n909-986-0793
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Pittsburgh Penguins. The Mellon(Civic) Arena is the oldest and smallest. A few years back it was the Hurricanes. Hopefully things will work out for the Penguins and they will get that new arena soon. It is already basically designed.\n\nOh and the Penguins have been playing there since 1969 when they entered as Expansion. So they have been there longer then Detroit has been in its arena, let alone the arena being older. The Civic arena wasn't even orginally designed for hockey.
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We are in the Toronto area - but all the local rinks will have posters etc. showing what they have available.  Try the OMHA web site - www.omha.net  they will have links to the Nepean Minor Hockey league.  I am sure Nepean has their own -as we have played them in Tourneys several times.\n\nIf you have a Canlan Ice Sport out there- they off spring 3 on 3 every year - so you can check out their web as well.
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An ice rink\n\nor\n\nBillingsgate Fish Market
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Do you mean Trumbull, CT? (It helps if you spell the name correctly.)\nChris Drury, former NHL Rookie of the Year and Olympic medalist, and Chris Soule, Olympic skeleton athlete, were both from Trumbull.
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I don't believe there are any up and running at this time.\nThere is one out off I-10 and Menge Rd (just North of the interstate) North West of Gulfport that is open.\n\nHope that helps?
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You could probably start with http://www.arctic-cat.com/snowmobiles/
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i don't know, but curling is awesome!!\ngood luck finding a place!