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Each week, the NHL on TSN panel voices its opinions on the hot topics of the day in the Wednesday Night Hockey Quiz.
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Question No. 1: Which is the most damning stat of all for the Vancouver Canucks: the fact Corey Crawford has two assists in his last two games (more than the Sedins have points in the last two games), Roberto Luongo allowing 10 goals in the last 40 shots (.750 save percentage), or Duncan Keith with three goals (outscoring the entire Canucks team through the last two games)?
Aaron Ward: Corey Crawford is a moderately embarrassing stat anytime you're outscored by a goalie, but the more telling stat for me is David Bolland. Two games into this series, he right now is tied with Henrik Sedin for points, with four points in the series. Stealing from Bob Mackenzie's book of cliches "Your best players need to be your best players" and at this point for the Canucks, they just aren't.
Craig MacTavish: Roberto Luongo. You can survive the other two things that happened to your team, but you can't survive these numbers, 10 goals in 40 shots. Luongo had an outstanding regular season and provided great expectations for the Vancouver Canucks fans going in, but 10 goals in 40 shots... you can't win.
Bob McKenzie: Corey Crawford. The most damning thing is that the Sedins have one goal between them in two games where the team could clinch and put the Blackhawks down and out and they haven't stepped up. Crawford has two points in those two games and that's all you need to know.
Question No. 2: Which no-show in the goal column has most hindered the Canucks drive to finish off the Blackhawks: Alex Burrows, Ryan Kesler, Henrik Sedin?
McKenzie: Ryan Kesler. He's had 20 shots on goal, it's not like he's not getting his chances, but he hasn't been able to put one in. You get the feeling if he gets one that there might be a dam busting here and he might get all sorts. He's the emotional leader of this team, while the Sedins are traditionally the offensive leaders of this team and you feel like you need Kesler to be the catalyst and light the fire.
Ward: Ryan Kesler. You can only go so far with skill players. Guys built in the mold of Kesler have grit, are true competitors, and have leadership. These are the guys who get you to the promise land, get you above and beyond. You look for the leadership of Kesler to get Vancouver on the right track and headed past Chicago.
MacTavish: Ryan Kesler. You can't have a 41 goal scorer go dry in the playoffs, especially in these dire circumstances.
Question No. 3: Which Canadien needs to reassert himself the most to win Game 5 for Montreal: Brian Gionta (goalless after brilliant Game 1), Scott Gomez or Jaroslav Spacek (both minus-4 in their last two games)?
MacTavish: Jaroslav Spacek. The pair of Spacek and Sopel are an experienced pair. Sopel was on a Stanley Cup winning championship team last year, so this should be a real reliable pair for Jacques Martin and they are making far too many mental mistakes. A lot of bad things are happening when these two are on the ice.
Ward: Brian Gionta. It's almost enough just to say because he's their captain, but after his outburst in Boston with two goals and plus-2, he right now is a minus-5 and he's only managed one assist. He is the epitome of a sparkplug for the Montreal Canadiens, as he goes so will go the Canadiens, he has to be the guy who goes to the tough spots.
McKenzie: Brian Gionta. The Montreal Canadiens have changed their M.O. and it's not working for them. They are actually outplaying the Bruins and losing and Gionta is not scoring. The usual M.O. for the successful Canadiens last year and this year: get outshot by 10 or more and have Gionta come down the ice and score that back-breaking goal that takes the life out of you. That's what they need.
Question No. 4: If the Coyotes were to move back to Winnipeg, should they reclaim the Jets name or carve out a brand new identity?
McKenzie: Jets. I would personally like to see if the team is back in Winnipeg, call them the Jets. The NHL technically owns the name and I don't think the folks that would own the team in Winnipeg have any interest in being the Jets, so it probably won't happen. But I'd like to see it be the Jets.
Ward: Jets. I say reclaim it. There is automatic identity to history and my short-lived Jets career. I thought it would have been a great place to play and a great uniform.
MacTavish: Jets. I think they should keep the Jets and the picture of the Queen that used to hang behind the opposition's net.

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Since the last update, things have really started to change in the tropics. During the months of June and July, most of the activity had been centered with systems forming close to home. In other words, the storms were born in close proximity to the coastline. Storms of this nature usually do not have enough time to get wound up because they are born so close to land.
In August, things begin to make a dramatic change. One look at a satellite loop of Africa will detail an ample supply of thunderstorms and waves moving across the continent toward the Atlantic. The parade is constant and the waves that have the most convection are the most likely candidates to be our next named system. Some will survive, and others might encounter things like vertical wind shear and/or dry air from Saharan Dust and will simply fizzle out like a dud firecracker. The ones that survive can often create a lot of anxiety, as we track them across the ocean.
Storms that form far out in the Atlantic are often referred to as "long-trackers" or "Cape Verde storms." These cyclones will often take a week or longer to make their track across the ocean. These are the most feared of all storms. Cape Verde storms have a nasty reputation of gaining strength rapidly and sometimes blossoming into Category 4 or 5 hurricanes. Fortunately, a certain percentage of these systems will re-curve out to sea before making landfall. Often times, that re-curve comes way too close for comfort. A good example was Hurricane Floyd, which created the largest evacuation in peacetime history.
Other times, we are not so lucky. Hurricanes tend to be steered by high pressure ridges, which are present every summer. As troughs move across the northern United States, a weakness will develop in the ridge that will allow the storm to re-curve to the north. If that weakness develops near your location, you are going to get a hurricane.
In addition, sometimes the leading edge of a ridge will drape right across the center of Florida. This was the case in 2004. Both Frances and Jeanne were steered into us by a high-pressure ridge that was draped across our region almost all summer. If this scenario develops, you become a central target for almost every bullet that is shot at you.
Another factor that can influence storms is whether we are under the influence of El Nino, a warming of the ocean off the coast of South America, or La Nina, a cooling of the waters - one or the other condition occurring every four to 12 years. Right now, we are in ENSO neutral, which means that neither is playing a part in our weather. This was also the case in 2004 when Florida was hit from almost every angle possible.
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It can't help fundraising efforts or public enthusiasm when a top elected leader in New London, one who has been involved throughout the process, voices doubts about the planned waterfront location for the National Coast Guard Museum. So it was a spit out your coffee moment for some Thursday morning when they opened The Day to read the comments of City Council President Michael Passero.
"I'm skeptical of the location," said Mr. Passero, speaking during a forum Wednesday night hosted by New London Landmarks at the Public Library of New London. Mr. Passero, a Democrat, is seeking election to a third term.
Contacted Thursday, Mr. Passero said the public should not construe his skepticism about the location for the $80 million project as a lack of support. He notes that he donated $1,000 to be among the first 100 to kick off the fundraising campaign. Mr. Passero says he is excited and wants the project to succeed.
His skepticism about location is nothing new, he said. It is a tight spot for development, squeezed between railroad tracks and the harbor. Parking will be a challenge.
To be fair, in a written response to a question from the Landmark group - "How do you think construction of the proposed Coast Guard Museum might impact New London's historic downtown waterfront district?" - Mr. Passero noted his skepticism, but added, "I am prepared to suspend my skepticism and do everything I can to facilitate moving the project forward."
Perhaps a good way to suspend his skepticism would be to stop talking about it.
A site is selected. Crowds attracted to the museum will boost the city economy and invigorate its waterfront district. Dealing with more people and more cars will be a great challenge to have. City leaders should unify behind this effort.
At the forum Mr. Passero observed the museum, with its glass fa�ade jutting out into the harbor, could become a landmark such as the Sydney Opera House.
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By Alana Cerrone
A South Kingstown craft distillery is bringing home the industry's most prestigious award.
Sons of Liberty founder Mike Reppucci accepted the "World's Best" award Thursday night at the World Whiskies Awards in London. The local company won in the category of "Best Flavored Whiskey" for its seasonal Pumpkin Spice whiskey.
The World Whiskies Awards are Whisky Magazine's product awards honoring the best whiskies in the world. More than 350 whiskies were taste-tested in this year's competition, and only 10 went on to receive a "World's Best" award.
Reppucci is a graduate of Brown University, and he got accustomed to drinking high-end Scotch while studying at London Business School. When he returned to the U.S., he was inspired to create something similar but with a uniquely American flavor.
"We founded Sons of Liberty to redefine American craft whiskey from a corn-based bourbon to complex whiskies distilled from flavorful beers," says Reppucci. "It is a tremendous honor to receive the ultimate recognition for our efforts with this year's "World's Best" award, not only for us, but for everyone who helped make this whiskey. From grains to bottle and all the pumpkins in between, so many Rhode Islanders are part of this win."
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Q&A: My toddler bites me when she hugs me. How can I make her stop?
My toddler has started to bite. She does not bite in spite or anger; it is when she feels overwhelming love for me. She will accidentally bite me when she is hugging me. I have tried to tell her that this is unacceptable, but she does not understand.
Biting is unquestionably a frustrating behavior. That said, it also happens to be what I have concluded is the least socially acceptable of all of the normal behaviors of early childhood. Yes, biting is normal. And yes, kids do outgrow it. But I imagine you— like most parents—are hoping to have your daughter outgrow this habit sooner rather than later. As the owner of an educational childcare center, in addition to being a pediatrician, I have definitely dealt with a lot of biting. Let me first assure you that a) you are not the only parent of a 2-year-old who bites and b) she will grow out of it.
As for what you can do about it now, you have already taken a big step in the right direction by identifying why it is your daughter bites. For some children, it's hunger, teething, or fatigue. For others, frustration—when they want to do something they can't, when they can't do something they want to, or when they want something they can't have. In just about all instances, however, biting seems to come down to impulse control—something that toddlers simply don't have a lot of.
In your daughter's case, she unfortunately seems to have the impulse to bite as a way of showing affection when she's hugging you. While I would point out that this is preferable to biting out of anger when she wants a toy that another child is playing with, for example, I'm sure it isn't exactly a pleasant experience for you! Instead of trying to simply explain the unacceptability of her actions—which you are correct in worrying that she may not yet understand—I suggest you act abruptly if and when she next bites you. Set her down decisively while at the same time making your disapproval and discomfort clear. There's no need to be angry, and I certainly don't agree with what I consider to be the misguided "bite her back" approach. Instead, make use of the fact that she clearly wants your love and attention by consistently reacting the same way and she'll hopefully learn quickly that biting doesn't result in any desirable consequences.


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VERO BEACH - Three incumbents of the Vero Beach City Council have four challengers seeking their council seats.
Brian Heady, Karen Kozdra, Nick Thomas and Dan Stump are looking to take a seat on council from incumbents Jay Kramer, Craig Fletcher and Mayor Pilar Turner. All seven candidates will be on the Nov. 6 ballot.
Mr. Heady and Ms. Kozdra are featured in this article.
Karen Kozdra
Ms. Kozdra has lived in Vero Beach for 38 years and this is her first time running for public office.
Political issues are often topics of conversation at home, and her desire to run for a council seat this election season came from her interest in politics and the realization that other people in the community aren't aware of the issues.
"By running, I'm hoping to inspire citizens to vote and to be aware of the issues and know what's going on," Ms. Kozdra said.
One of Ms. Kozdra's platforms is a strong desire to review business-related ordinances and improve the relationships between businesses and the city.
"I believe there are a lot of code enforcement issues that could be reviewed," she said.
Without some of the ordinances currently on the books, businesses would be able to grow and thrive in the community, Ms. Kozdra said.
She believes the city council could do a better job of balancing the budget by not subsidizing the general fund from other funds.
During her campaign, she has gone door-to-door in the community talking with residents about what impacts them and where they stand because she believes the best government is one that represents the will of the people. Ms. Kozdra believes listening to what citizens have to say is a big part of what city council members should do.
She demonstrates this by favoring a voter referendum to see if residents want the city council to approve a sale of the electric utility to Florida Power & Light. A previous referendum approved by voters only asked for permission to lease the power plant, not sell the whole system, Ms. Kozdra said.
"The best choice is for the people to decide," Ms. Kozdra said.
She believes she could be a fresh new voice on council if voters give her a chance to sit on the dais.
Ms. Kozdra is married with two children.
Brian Heady
Mr. Heady, a former Vero Beach city councilman, is running for election again to hold the city accountable to the people.
The biggest issue in Vero Beach is clearly the sale of the electric utility, Mr. Heady said.
The sitting council is on track to vote on some contracts with FP&L later this month, but he is very concerned about the details of the contracts.
"Nobody has seen those terms and we won't until they vote. People shouldn't enter into a contract and say they will agree to the terms when they don't know what those terms are," Mr. Heady said.
"The council is making the determination that contracts will be available on Oct. 16 to vote on and approve. As I see it, they've got three votes," Mr. Heady.
Mr. Heady is in favor of asking the public if they want to sell the electric utility to FP&L in the form of a voter referendum.
"We promised them they would have that opportunity," Mr. Heady said of his previous tenure on council.
"We're going to have to deal with the aftermath of what this council does. It's going to take some serious thought and input from the community," Mr. Heady said.
However, he doesn't believe the sitting council respects what the community has to say.
"The city council's job is to listen to the public and represent them, not dictate to them," Mr. Heady said.
He doesn't approve of the way the current council has worked with the police department or of the way public employees and their jobs are attacked.
Some people say that privatizing certain areas would be the best thing, but Mr. Heady thinks differently.
Privatization has the potential to bring in lower- wage employees who exist in subsidized housing and on food stamps and end up costing the public more than the city employing members of the community who buy homes and otherwise invest in the community.
Mr. Heady said he would listen to the public and represent their voice on council if elected.
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In her prime, Rio the river otter liked to bound out of her favorite little cave and scamper along the rock work at Shedd Aquarium -- charming countless visitors.
On Tuesday, the aquarium announced that Rio -- arguably among the world's cutest critters -- had to be euthanized, the Chicago Sun-Times is reporting.
"Rio has lived a long, wonderful life," said Shedd spokeswoman Andrea Rodgers.
Rio, Shedd's only river otter, was 21 years old -- a true geriatric. In the wild, river otters typically don't live longer than about 12 years, Rodgers said.
Like any geriatric, Rio had begun to slow down and show signs of arthritis, Rodgers said. The aquarium says she was euthanized Tuesday because her quality of life had diminished.
Staff could tell "she was feeling very poorly."
Ken Ramirez is vice president of animal care and training. He says "Rio became a testament to the zoological community's emerging expertise in geriatric animal care and welfare."
Rio, the Spanish word for river, came to the Shedd in 1992 from the Little Rock, Ark., zoo.
Widespread trapping, loss of habitat and pollution pushed the river otter close to extinction in Illinois. The species was added to the state's endangered species list in 1989. Conservation efforts have since led to the river otter's comeback and they can now be found in every county in the state.
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Richmond Traffic Operations Center expands
The Virginia Department of Transportation (VDOT) recently expanded the Richmond Traffic Operations Center (TOC) in Chester. The size of the center's video wall was doubled, allowing staff to better monitor traffic in VDOT's Fredericksburg District, a portion of I-95 in the Hampton Roads District and all 14 counties and 4 cities in the Richmond District, including Henrico.
The changes also improved the center's backup generator capability and lighting to increase reliability during inclement weather and other emergencies; and reconfigured the work area to accommodate staff needed to dispatch units of the Safety Service Patrols.
The TOC operates 24 hours a day, seven days a week dispatching and coordinating functions for transportation emergencies within the 26 counties in central Virginia. Another significant responsibility is updating of accident, work zone, and road weather information, which flows to the public through VDOT's 511 system. Staff at the Richmond TOC operate and maintain 54 traffic cameras, 15 permanent overhead variable message signs, 13 trailer-mounted variable message signs, six highway advisory radio sites and 10 pavement sensors.
For more information, visit http://www.virginiadot.org/travel/smart-traffic-center-richmond.asp.
Glen Allen student to perform at Carnegie Hall
Thanks to a first-place win in The American Protege International Vocal Competition 2014, Glen Allen High School student Matija Tomas will travel to New York City to perform at Carnegie Hall in December.
At the first-place winners recital in Weill Hall, Matija will perform Giacomo Puccini's opera aria, "Chi il bel sogna di doretta." She will perform with other vocalists from around the world and have the opportunity to win other awards and scholarships.
Locally, Thomas has performed with Richmond's renowned Glorious Christmas Nights, Christian Youth Theatre, and WEAG's Urban Gospel Youth Choir. > Read more.
Gayton Baptist Church dedicates new outreach center
The John Rolfe YMCA and Gayton Baptist Church have partnered in an effort to bring greater health and wellness opportunities to the community.
Through this partnership, the John Rolfe Y will run Youth Winter Sports programs, including basketball and indoor soccer, in Gayton's newly renovated $5.5 million outreach center that features a new gymnasium, youth and teen space, social space with café, meeting space and full service commercial kitchen. > Read more.
Henricus Historical Park to host Publick Day Sept. 20
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Henricus Historical Park will commemorate its anniversary during Publick Day, a signature annual event that celebrates the establishment of the second successful English settlement in the New World. In September 1611, Sir Thomas Dale, along with soldiers, tradesmen and farmers, ventured from Jamestown to create the Citie of Henricus. Leaders of Henricus developed the first English hospital, chartered the first college in North America, established tobacco as the first cash crop in Virginia, and created a place where Pocahontas lived and met John Rolfe.
Publick Day will take place Saturday, Sept. 20, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Admission is free and parking is $5 per vehicle. > Read more.
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Paid extras are being sought to appear in the AMC television series TURN: Washington's Spies, which will begin filming its second season in the Richmond area at the end of September and continue through February.
No experience is required, but producers say that extras must have flexible availability, reliable transportation and a positive attitude.
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Written on April 10, 2012 at 10:23 am , by April Franzino
Spring has sprung— but as the temperatures rise, our complexions start feeling the heat. We thought layering on more makeup or frequent blotting were the only options to counter shine and sweat, but not anymore. Enter the oil-controlling, acne-fighting and SPF-depositing powers of Peter Thomas Roth Oily Problem Skin Instant Mineral SPF 30. Salicylic Acid and willow bark absorb oil and eradicate blackhead-causing bacteria, while titanium dioxide protects from UVA and UVB rays. A stable of antioxidant vitamins (A, C and E) also work to stave off and undo sun damage and nourish skin. Best of all: The convenient, no-spill brush dispenser makes mid-day touch-ups— even over makeup— a breeze.
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Favorite Find Friday: Yes To Blueberries Travel Cleansing Towelettes
Written on April 6, 2012 at 11:03 am , by April Franzino
As much as we aspire to do a full sink face wash every evening, more often that not (OK, most nights) we end up relying on cleansing towelettes in our end-of-day delirium. The best of the best (and inexpensive, to boot) are Yes To Blueberries Travel Cleansing Towelettes. We love that this weightless little pack can go anywhere with us (you can buy a 30-count full-size too) and that the supersoft wipes are infused with gently brightening apple and lemon peel extracts. The towelettes themselves are biodegradable, so you don't have to worry about waste, and unlike others, they remove eye makeup without any stinging or burning.
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Be A Model Citizen
Written on April 4, 2012 at 12:55 pm , by April Franzino
Cult favorite cure-all Josie Maran 100% Pure Argan Oil is getting the model treatment this month: Catwalk stunners Angela Lindvall and Petra Nemcova, along with Josie herself, have decked the bottles in limited-edition designs that reflect the charity closest to their hearts. Ten percent of the price of each bottle sold will be donated to their respective causes— Healthy Child Healthy World for Angela, Petra's own Happy Hearts Fund and Women for Women International for Josie. Virtually scent-free, the nongreasy, fast-absorbing argan oil inside is a superb nourisher for face, body and hair. Try rubbing it into cuticles and elbows, onto heels before slipping on socks, adding a few droppers to your bath for a moisture boost, and smoothing over fried strands for an instant hydrating fix.
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Written on April 2, 2012 at 1:01 pm , by April Franzino
Do good while you wash up with soaps from Hand in Hand Sustainable Suds and SoapBox Soaps. Similar to the Toms Shoes "One for One" credo, for every soap purchased from these brands, one is donated to a child in a developing country to prevent the spread of water-related illnesses, which kill more than five million people per year worldwide. And you're not sacrificing quality for conscience: The hydrating glycerin and shea butter-based bars come in sophisticated, fresh scents like orange blossom, lavender and lemongrass.
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SUPERIOR, WI (WTAQ) - The highly-destructive emerald ash borer has made its way to the city of Superior.
That's the farthest north the invasive bug has been found in Wisconsin.
It is blamed for killing tens of millions of ash trees in the eastern U.S. and Canada.
City workers in Superior found D-shaped holes and serpentine tunnels beneath the bark of a dead tree which was being removed from a street side walk last week.
A quarantine prohibiting ash products and hardwood firewood from leaving Douglas County is now in place.
Until the most recent discovery, Trempealeau County near La Crosse has been the northernmost site in Wisconsin to be visited by the bug.


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Speaking of kids, we had Sondheim's recent child star, Lilla Crawford, come see Disaster! on Friday night. While she was doing Annie, she read one of my Playbill articles where I mentioned a benefit I did and how I chatted with Rob Marshall. Lilla was having a hard time getting an audition for the role of Little Red Riding Hood in the Into the Woods film, so she asked me to put in a good word. I texted Rob about how funny she was as an actress, but never heard back. Then, I heard that another girl was cast in the part. Sad face. Then, I heard Lilla was flying to London to replace her! I still got it! My texting has delayed reactions, but it works! (Maybe he was on London time?)
Lilla had a great time doing the film, but did not love being tutored on set—because she had to literally be on set, which was not where she was living. So, if she had days off from filming, she still had to take a long trip from London to the set to be tutored. When I was a kid, I always thought if I got a big film I could finally escape horrible school, but turns out it ruins everything. Not surprised. I got some scoop from Lilla, who told me that halfway through filming, she lost a tooth! No, not because she was in England and trying to fit in with the signature "British teeth" look that the Simpsons did an amazing homage to…rather, because she's 12 and still losing her baby teeth! The problem was she had already filmed scenes with her baby tooth intact, so the continuity was compromised. They had to make her a fake baby tooth that she wore for the rest of filming. Not since Ryan Lochte's grill. Then, there was a scene where she had to stuff her face with muffins because Little Red Riding Hood is a bit of a food addict. Suddenly, she said what only a film director can say. Yes, Lilla yelled, "Cut!" That's right, an actor yelled cut while filming. I've heard an actor never does that on a film set. Ever. Unless they're Meryl Streep (who happened to be on the set, PS). So, why did Lilla call cut? Because her fake tooth fell out. And, she didn't realize until she was actually eating it! They made her spit out the muffin she was chewing, and then a production assistant had to look for the tooth…by sifting through the chewed muffin. Seriously. Moral: a job that begins with "I'm in show business!" sometimes ends by sifting through masticated food.
Last week, I had Christine Andreas and Leslie Uggams on Seth Speaks, my weekly SiriusXM talk show. I asked Christine about doing Oklahoma!, which I got to see on a seventh grade class trip back in the day. No one in the cast had body mics, and they all had to sing over the full orchestra. Old school! Turns out, one of my favorite moments was also the favorite of the director, William Hammerstein; it happens during "Out of my Dreams," and it's when Christine sings, "..then out of my dreams I'll go-o-o-o-o, into a dream…". She decrescendos on "go-o-o-o," and then instead of breathing before "into a dream," she connects it. He called it the "elision" and would watch it from the wings. It's so beautiful! Watch and listen at 3:00.
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- A large-screen device is highly recommended
- Screentouch response could be improved
- There's only User vs Computer mode
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"Challenge yourself with a new concept of table Hockey Game"
Reviewed by Emmanuel Lund / May 06, 2011
Glow Hockey is an original, brand new table hockey game highly playable
Gameplay is simple: you stand on one side of the court with a paddle with which you will have to push a puck into the opponent's goal by dragging your finger across the screentouch. But it's not as easy as it seems. What's more, at the start of game you may select the level of difficulty you want to: easy, medium, hard or insane.
There are some settings to customize the interface: you can select the colour of the paddle and the puck, toggle sound/vibration, and the court background. We are missing tough, more customizing options. The game is really fun at first, but can be a bit tedious after a few games. In addition, you won't be able to enjoy it plenty if you don't have a large-screen device. But its main weakness it's probably that the screentouch response is not as good as we would expect.
Natenai Ariyatrakool is an mobile game developing startup which has launched few successful titles as Glow Hockey and Glow Hockey 2, Virtual Horse Racing 3D, Smash Room 3D and Art of Glow.
If you are a passionate of sports challenging games, you should try this one, without shadow of a doubt. Even if it could be improved in some areas, it's really worth.
Glow Hockey delivers a new style of hockey game. Easy to play, hard to master. Challenge yourself with the computer opponents!
+ 2-player mode (on the same device).
+ Colorful glow graphics.
+ Smooth and responsive game play.
+ Realistic physics.
+ Quick play mode (single player), challenge yourself with 4 difficulty levels (easy to insane).
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Some lists where this application appears: Reviewed by Emmanuel Lund, nikkk, Analizadas por Mar GP.
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I had three 5 star Kudzu rated painters give me a bid to paint the exterior of my stucco home. Doug came out on time, gave me their bid (lowest $$ of the 3). Their crew showed up early every morning and worked until dusk. On the final walk through, they fixed all my picky demands without a question. I will use them again for sure!!
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