Skating

Normal skates cost typically 30 to 60 US dollars. Admission to a rink varies from 2.50 to 7.00 US dollars.

These things are thrown as gifts for the skater in appreciation for their performance.

I heard it was going to be closed for another month and a half

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no no-one can

Im from Henry County too.

There is none, but in Bowling Green there is where they play hockey and sometimes have open skating. In Findlay they have a place called the cube. Where they also have open skating.

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Ice skating is actually putting on skates and getting out on the ice. There are two kinds of skating. There is Figure Skating, which is the more graceful dancing kind, and Speed Skating, which is just racing on the rink.

For the TV series:

No one. The character was never based off of anyone real and was never intended to be.

For the motion picture starring Mel Gibson:

His character of Bret Maverick was based off of the character with the same name from the 1959 TV series "Maverick". The TV Bret was played by James Garner who played Zane Cooper in the motion picture. Reading up on the movie reveals that Gibson's Bret is actually named Bret Maverick Jr. - the son the the Bret from the series.

Cascade Family Skating

It is a separate building on the Mullock Street entrance. The Forum can be found in the front of the cemetery.

Unfortunately, It doesn' tell you why you go to jail. Its a real bummer too. I guess you are supposed to ues your imagination and think of why he/she went to jail.

No you do not

No. The only rink burnt down many years ago. Some efforts are being made to gather support for a new Rink, this is still a long way off.

if you can do those tricks over a 12 stair, then i guess you are good.

yes the new ones are good to like the ata model.

It was called...Spin Off North

The easiest way to solve this problem is to use the conservation of energy, assuming there are no external forces (such as air drag) acting on the skater/ice system.

The two forms of energy relevant to this problem are kinetic energy K and thermal energy Et.

Since energy is conserved, the energy of the system must be the same before and after the skater came to a stop.

Ki + Eti = Kf + Etf

where K = 1/2mv2 and Et = fd

Thermal energy Et is equal to the product of the frictional force and the distance upon which it acts, where the frictional force f can be rewritten as a product of the coefficient of kinetic friction µ and the normal force n.

f = µn

Since there are no other forces acting on the skater in the vertical direction, the normal force n must be equal to the gravitational force Fg, which is the product of the mass of the skater times the acceleration due to gravity.

Fg = mg

So we get that the thermal energy can be rewritten as

Et = µmgd.

Substituting all of this back into the original equation yields:

1/2mv2i + µmgdi = 1/2mv2f + µmgdf

Notice that each term contains mass m, so they cancel out. You are left with

1/2v2i + µgdi = 1/2v2f + µgdf

The thermal energy at the very beginning of the problem is zero, and the kinetic energy at the very end is zero (the skater has stopped), so those terms also drop out.

1/2v2i + 0 = 0 + µgdf

1/2v2i = µgdf

Solving for µ yields:

µ = (v2i)/(2gd)

Knowing the acceleration due to gravity to be 9.8 m/s2 and having been given the initial velocity vi = 10 m/s and the distance d = 100 meters, one can simply plug in the values.

µ = 102/2*9.8*100
µ = 0.05

(The coefficient of friction has no units)

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United Skates of America is a chain of roller rinks that offer private or public skating in areas across the country. Kids and adults alike are attracted to the specialized sessions, be it "teen-night" or a private or birthday party, or even just a fun night out with the family.

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