The big guys of the bird world cannot fly

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Ostriches, emus, rheas, and cassowaries are the largest birds in the world but cannot fly. The birds however, can run very quickly. Ostriches, which can grow up to eight feet tall and weigh over 300 pounds, can run at about 35 miles an hour. Ostriches, emus, and rheas all inhabit wide open spaces where their fast speed is especially beneficial for survival and covering long distances.

Study and teaching, Emus, Flightless birds, Ostriches

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An in-tents experience

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Fourteen tents are evaluated. The best buys are considered the Relum Super 7KX, a three-season frame tent, costing 600 pounds sterling, the Eurohike 455TS a three-season dome tent, costing 200 pounds sterling, and the Sunncamp Tourist Plus a two-season dome tent, costing 240 pounds sterling.

Evaluation, Tents, Eurohike 455TS, Relum Super 7KX, Sunncamp Tourist Plus

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Redistricting - shaping the politics of the 1980's

Article Abstract:

Due to the 1980 census many states are redistricting politically, and this may affect schools by causing proeducation incumbents to lose their legislative seats.

Social aspects, Education and state, Education policy, Political aspects, Politics, Election districts

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