what is kite running?
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Yes, when the glass on the kite string cuts another kite's string, the person who runs after the kite in order to bring it back is the kite runner.  I loved the book, by the way.
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go to http://www.aerosports.net/ and they will tell you everything about the kite wing and if you want to know the price you will have to go to this part of the web page http://www.aerosports.net/lessons.html#Grouprates\nand that's it \n             Peace out dude!
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And this has to do with running how?
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running (or any other physical activity), excitement, stress
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You can control the direction of the kite much better with 4 lines than with one.
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A shuttlecock is a high-drag projectile used in the sport of badminton. It has an open conical shape: the cone is formed from sixteen overlapping goose feathers embedded into a rounded cork base. The cork is covered with thin leather.
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long distance running :D
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www.homestarrunner.com :P
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During a relay race, members of a team take turns swimming or running (usually with a baton) parts of a circuit or performing a certain action. Relay races take the form of professional races and amateur games. In the Olympic games, there are many types of relay races that are part of track and field.\n\nBased on the speed of the runners, the generally accepted strategy used in setting up a 4 person relay team is: second fastest, third fastest, slowest, then fastest (anchor). Each segment of the relay (the distance run by one person) is referred to as a leg.\n\nEach runner must hand off the baton to the next runner within a certain zone, usually marked by triangles on the track. In sprint relays, runners typically use a "blind handoff", where the second runner stands on a spot predetermined in practice and starts running when the first runner hits a visual mark on the track (usually a smaller triangle). The second runner opens her hand behind her after a few strides, by which time the first runner should be caught up and able to hand off the baton. In middle-distance relays or longer, runners begin by jogging while looking back at the incoming runner and holding out a hand for the baton.\n\nA team may be disqualified from a relay for:\n\nImproperly overtaking another competitor \nPreventing another competitor from passing \nWillfully impeding, improperly crossing the course, or in any other way interfering with another competitor \nMaking two false starts (or in some cases only one) \nMaking an improper baton exchange
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As in trading?\n\ntry strategyrunner
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h = height\nd = distance from kite at start\n\nsin(47) = h/d\nd = h/sin(47)\nd = 0.73h\n\nsin(39) = h/(d+30)\n(0.73h+30)sin(39) = h\nh = 34.898 ft
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hey jedi there is a thing called racing...watercross,grass drags, or you could just ride it on the sand, i bet its similar to snow
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So you want to fly a kite? I do not blame you, as it could be fun.\n1. Tie two pieces of wood (you can use plastic tubing or bamboo) forming a cross. The ‘vertical’ piece can be 24 to 36” and the ’horizontal’ 14 to 20” long.\n2. Sail material:\na. If you use paper for the skin then tie string (a upholstery thread will do just fine) at the corners of the formed diamond or tips of the cross. Attach paper to the string. The string will prevent the paper from ripping. \nb. If you use fabric then there is hardly any need for the string, however hemming the edges is recommended. \n3. Attach 4 strings (use butcher cord or a  Polyester 40 lb line) each about 36” to the corners of the diamond then tie the loose ends together.\n4. Attach a tail made of ribbons (anything you fancy, be creative)\n5. Attach a line (butcher cord or  Polyester 40  lb line) to the ends you tied earlier and go fly that kite.\n6. I recommend a proper spool for your line.\n\nEnjoy.
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Running a mile is very easy, you can even walk if you start to wheeze.\n\nThrowing a javelin is equally easy, hold it by the handle, draw your arm back and accellerate your arm forward throwing the javelin at the apex of your arms arc.\n\nTop Tip remember to let go of the javelin or you'll stab it into your foot.
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It's the "ball" in a game of badmitton that you swat over the net.  It's a weighted rubber half-ball with plastic "feathers" stuck in it allowing it to float more gently to the ground.
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It is a baseball term.\n\nWhen there are no runners on base, a pitcher "winds up" to make a pitch, using his whole body to put more speed on the ball.  However, if there are runners on-base, it is easier for them to steal a base if the pitcher "winds-up".  To prevent this, a pitcher will throw "from the stretch" or "out of the stretch" meaning that he makes much less of a motion before throwing the ball.
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running chases the pounds away