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- Published: New York : Scholastic, c2004.
- Year Published: 2004
- Description: 69 p. : ill., map ; 20 cm.
- Language: English
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- 1415649251 (BWI bdg.)
- 9780439813877
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- Fairies -- Fiction.
- Feathers -- Fiction.
- Lost and found possessions -- Fiction.
- Weather -- Fiction.
- Fantasy.
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Crystal, the snow fairy must find her magical feather in order to stop snowfall in summer.
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The best series
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I read it when I was little, and I just adored it.
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My child absolutely loves the Rainbow Fairy Series. The teacher started reading them in school and from then on my child was hooked! We've had to start reading them from the beginning of the series to all the way through to the end in order. I'm just thankful my child loves to read them and is excited about reading! :)
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Rachel and Kirsty are two friends who find a pot of gold at the end of the rainbow. To their surprise, it holds no gold. Instead, it holds a fairy who needs their help. So begins the stories of Rachel and Kirsty's friendship with fairies. In each series, they are helping different fairies to find objects in the real world before the goblins find them and deliver them to their evil master Jack Frost. Easy reading. Somewhat redundant but enjoyed by kids.
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Mayers leads Rebels to win in SEC opener
Had his team pitched better out of the bullpen in recent weeks, Mike Bianco believes his team may have avoided playing the first single-elimination game of the Southeastern Conference Tournament. (May 22, 2013, Page 8)
Sunday collapse sours weekend for Rebs
The scene seemed fitting Sunday.
With ace Bobby Wahl on the mound for what's likely his final home start as a Rebel, Ole Miss had a chance to sweep rival Mississippi State for the first time since 2010. (more…) (May 13, 2013, Page 1B)
Rebels take doubleheader from No. 21 Mississippi State
VIDEO BLOG: Rivalry weekend is upon us again.
The day-long cloud that hovered over Oxford has lifted and it appears No. 21 Mississippi State and Ole Miss will kick off their three-game series at Oxford-University Stadium on time tonight at 6:30. Mother Nature pulled a fast one Friday.Oxford's day-long cloud coverage cleared just long enough for No. 21 Mississippi State and Ole Miss to record three outs at Oxford-University Stadium before the sky opened again with a heavy rain. Due to the precipitation, Game 1 between the Bulldogs and Rebels was suspended until Saturday. Game 1 will resume with the Rebels batting in the bottom of the first at 3 p.m. Game 2 of the three-game set will begin 40 minutes after the opener's conclusion. You'll find game blogs for both of Saturday's contests below. (more…) (May 10, 2013)
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It looked like the No. 18 Rebels were going to beat both the impending thunderstorms and the Kentucky Wildcats early Saturday. (more…) (April 29, 2013, Page 1B)
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When the Ole Miss outfielder turned down the Houston Astros' offer this summer, he had already compiled a career batting average of .345 and was coming off of a career year in which he hit .359. So to say this season hasn't gone as expected would be a bit of an understatement. (more…) (April 15, 2013, Page 8)
Mayers, late hits give No. 23 Rebs the series
VIDEO BLOG: The bats finally came alive for No. 23 Ole Miss against visiting conference foe Alabama on Friday. Can the Rebels parlay Friday's six-run shutout into its first series victory since taking three at Arkansas to open the SEC schedule?
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VIDEO BLOG: There's plenty of different questions and story angles that surround tonight's baseball game between No. 23 Ole Miss and Alabama at Oxford-University Stadium. (more…) (April 12, 2013)
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Israel and China first established diplomatic relations in January 1992. They have since developed their relations steadily, culminating in the historic visit of Chinese President Jiang Zeming to Israel in 2000. Four Israeli presidents and three prime ministers, including most recently Prime Minister Bejamin Netanyahu in May 2013, have made diplomatic and trade visits to Beijing. The basis for expanded Israel-Chinese relations lies in simple economics: Israel is a world leader in technology that can achieve scale with China as a global economic power with a population exceeding one billion.
Two-way trade volume between Israel and China increased almost 200 times since relations were officially established, from only a little more than $50 million in 1992 to $9.91 billion in 2012. In essence, the bilateral trade of two days in 2013 equals that of the whole year of 1992. Cooperation has expanded from primarly agricultural to almost all areas, such as science and technology, education, culture, arts, tourism and academia.
In 2008, the China Civil Engineering Construction Corporation (CCECC) was awarded the contract for digging the Carmel Tunnel in Haifa as well as for the civil engineering aspect of the Red Line of Tel Aviv's light-rail project, which will connect Petah Tikvah with Bat Yam.
Also in 2008, ZPMC, a Chinese manufacturer of cranes and metal equipment, won the tender to supply seven bridge cranes to the Haifa port.
Zhou Hui, China's former economic and commercial attache to Israel, confirmed in 2008 that his government encourages Chinese firms to come to Israel. Zhou also noted that there were many more Chinese-Israeli joint projects in the pipeline. One of them, for example, is a future tender for renovating existing rail lines. In addition, a huge Chinese home-appliance manufacturer is considering opening a research and development center in Israel, and representatives of the Chinese car manufacturer BYD visited Israel to examine the possibility of cooperating in the field of electric vehicles and hybrids.
In May 2013, during his second-ever diplomatic visit to Beijing, Israeli PM Netanyahu oversaw the signing of a $400 million trade agreement that was officially penned by signed by Israeli Finance Ministry Accountant-General Michal Abadi-Boiangiu and officials from China's Finance Ministry.
As H.E. Gao Yanping, China's Ambassador to Israel, wrote following Netanyahu's visit in China in 2013: "With the interdependence between countries deepening in the globalized world, China and Israel have a shared destiny. The closer our cooperation is, the more benefits will accrue for both our peoples, and the more contributions we will be able to make to regional stability, world peace and global prosperity."
In September 2013, Tel Aviv University President, Professor Joseph Klafter, and Professor Zhang Zhi, President of the Jiao-Tong University in Shanghai, China, signed an agreement to establish a special research center for Israel Studies at the Chinese college. The research center, which will address contemporary issues in the Middle East and Israel, is the first of its kind in China. The agreement was signed in the presence of the Israeli Ambassador to China, Matan Vilnai, Israeli consular officials and representatives from the business community, as well as the Jewish community.
In October 2013, Chinese magnate Li Ka-Shing, among Asia's richest businessmen, donated $130 million to Israel's Technion Institute of Technology as part of a joint venture with Shantou University that will establish the Technion Guangdong Institute of Technology (TGIT). The gift, one of the largest ever to an Israeli university, is indicative of a deepening in the connection between Israel and China and also marks the first time a school from any other country has been invited to establish an entirely new academic college based in China.
In December 2013, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi visited Israel on a commerce trip to "pursue stronger cooperation between our two countries," he told Netanyahu. The Chinese and Israeli economies "are highly complementary, and the mutually beneficial cooperation between us enjoys a very bright future." Yi also discussed the Iranian nuclear threat with Israeli President Shimon Peres during his visit, and characterized the November 2013 Interim Iran Nuclear Deal as a "an important, also preliminary, agreement marking the first step towards the settlement of the Iranian nuclear issue."
In April 2014, Ambassador Yanping expressed the blossoming China-Israel relationship in an op-ed in the Jerusalem Post. He applauded that tens of thousands of people travel between the two countries annually, numbers that have the potential to rise. In the cultural realm, Chinese performance groups visit Israel to share Chinese culture with Israelis. For instance, Chinese artist Yao Yuan presented his "Sculpture for World Peace" in Haifa and Chinese tourists post photos of their Israel trips on social media that encourage more Chinese people to visit. Yanping celebrated the wide range and high volume of cooperation between Israel and China that has expanded from "agricultural cooperation in the early days to almost all areas today, such as science and technology, education, culture, arts, tourism and academia." He expressed China's desire to strengthen the bilateral ties: "China would like as always to make joint and persistent efforts with Israel to enhance our mutual respect and trust, expore the great potential of cooperation and streer the relations into an even greater and brighter future," he wrote.
In May 2014, 400 Chinese business and government officials visited Israel for a week of conferences, summits and business deals. Tel Aviv University announced a partnership with Beijing's Tsinghua University to invest $300 million to establish the XIN Research Center that will focus on researching early-stage and developed technologies in biotech, solar energy, water and the environment. The week-long visit also included the first-ever Israel-China Economic Summit that the Israel China Interflow Association and Knesset Hi-Tech Caucus host. Israelis and Chinese visitors participated in the largest tech event in Israel in 2014 called Tell Aviv's MIXiii 2014 conference. According to Shangyan Fen, who leads strategic investment and development at China Everbright Ldt and manages a joint Israel-china investment fun helping israeli companies develop technology for the Chinese market: "we need to upgrade China's industrial base and deploy structural changes, move to a high-tech economy and improve manufacturing systems to reduce pollution." She added that "Israel has the technology that China needs to move ahead, so it's no wonder that we come to do business with Israel."
Spearheaded by Israeli Minister of the Economy Naftali Bennett, the "water city" project aims to take Israeli water solutions and apply them to China's increasing water problems. The project was announced in late November 2014 during an Israeli diplomatic visit to China featuring 15 Israeli companies looking to expand their business into the booming Chinese economy. This project is being supported by the joint Israel-China Mission, in hopes to increase economic and political cooperation in the future. Rapid population and industry growth has left much of China's water polluted and contaminated, and the Israeli companies have come to the table with solutions for desalination, sewage management and conversion, irrigation, and recycling of water for agricultural use. The "water city" project will first be unvelied in Shougang, and the Israelis hope that seeing the real world applications of their water solutions will convince the Chinese government to adopt their solutions throughout China. Shougang was chosen as the flagship city for this program through a selection process involving both Chinese and Israeli officials.
Chinese tech giants such as Baidu and Alibaba visited Israel frequently in 2014, looking for startups to purchase to bring new innovations back to China. These Chinese companies are interested in the Israelis advanced technology and the Israeli companies are interested in expanding their markets. Manager of one of Intel corporation's internal venture capital firms Richard Hsu stated that "the alliance between Israeli startups and Chinese tech giants is a kind of ideal combination. Many Chinese companies consider investing in Israel." Israeli venture capital firms that have investments in multiple startup companies have become extremely attractive to Chinese businessmen looking to get started in the Israeli market. Israel's desire to export it's technology and startups comes from the fact that they have very little natural resources to export besides newly discovered oil fields. Venture capital investment in Israel is double the amount of venture capital investment in the United States.
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THE discovery of a hundred never-before-seen paintings of deities, animals and musical instruments on the walls of Cambodia's Angkor Wat excited archaeologists worldwide when details came out in a journal last month.
The paintings, which cannot be seen by the naked eye, speak of a time when the Unesco World Heritage site underwent a transformation from a Hindu temple to a Buddhist one under 16th century leader King Ang Chan.
The man behind what experts call a "significant discovery" is a Singaporean: 35-year-old Noel Hidalgo Tan, who stumbled upon the markings in 2010 while volunteering at an excavation project at the 12th century site.
He was wandering around the temple during his lunch break when he spotted patches of faint red pigment in the chambers of the temple's uppermost tier.
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the main reason is he is near unbeatable on clay, where as everyone else is beatable on their favourite surface. It's no coincidence that his closest H2H amongst the top 4 is with Djokovic, who enjoys the biggest lead in his favourite surface H2H of any of Nadal's top 4 rivals. Murray and Federer have only managed to stay roughly even with Nadal on hardcourt (federer 1 match in the lead, Murray is I think one behind, federer is also only one match ahead in grass H2H) So the only way for any top 4 player to get even with nadal is either have very few clay mettings (which is not likely - if you want to be top 4 you need to be making masters semis even on clay) or dominate Nadal on hardcourt. Djokovic is the only member of the top 4 to do this, but still not enough to lead Nadal yet. Put simply no-one is as good on any surface as nadal is on clay.
Very well put. Basically Rafa is going to dominate the clay H2H, so the only way to get even with him is to dominate the HC H2H (too few grass tournaments for grass H2H to matter). However outside of Djokovic, no one else has been able to dominate Rafa on HC (Fed can do that on indoor HC but most tournaments are outdoor HC). My personal opinion is that Murray has the weapons to dominate the hard court H2H (Big 1st serve, deep penetrating BH's to Nadal's BH) but then again theory is very different from practice.
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Was Vilas the undisputed best clay courter in the World in peoples eyes in 1977 the way Muster was in 1995 and 1996? NO. Nearly everyone still considered Borg the best, and Vilas could not beat Borg head to head anywhere even that year, not even his beloved clay, in fact both times they met on clay this year he was drubbed, winning 17 games total in 6 sets of clay court tennis between the two. As a Muster fan you are in fact insulting him to suggest Muster those two years was anything like Vilas in 77. Muster those two years was the man on clay. Vilas in 77 was the man on clay only when Borg didnt play.
Borg chose not to play the 1977 French Open, opting to join the Cleveland Nets for 1977 World TeamTennis. Borg played the 1977 US Open, and had to retire against Stockton in the Round of 16. Vilas won both tournaments.
Muster in 1995, won all the big clay-court titles except Hamburg (which he didn't play), and won 11 titles on the surface. In 1996, he won 7 titles on clay, which included a retaining of all his pre-French Open titles from 1995.
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