Go fly a kite right A guide to proper kite flying
A kite expert warns that wrong techniques have long misled beginners and Charlie Brown. Reza Ragheb of Hi Fli kites in Aurora explains that kites should lift from the hand and return to it, not require running. He and other enthusiasts describe gear, wind needs, and tips to choose the right kite for conditions. Morrison showcases miniature indoor kites for the Denver Public Schools.
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Eight-year-old earns junior black belt in Tang Soo Yo
Lauren Weinberg, 8, weight 50 pounds, four foot four, becomes the youngest student at DaSilva Karate Studio Mount Airy to earn a junior black belt. She trains three nights a week and Saturdays, aims for college scholarship and Olympic dreams, and credits focus and discipline learned through karate.
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Frederick County
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Parrot psychologist helps feathered clients with calm training
Denver parrot psychologist Mattie Sue Athan, author of Guide to a Well-Behaved Parrot, runs a national practice teaching gentle step-up exercises to curb screaming, overbonding, feather chewing, and other misbehaviors in birds. She notes parrots’ long lifespans demand patient, nurturing discipline without punishment.
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Penelope
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