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The only way this entire filler arc can be forgived is if any of the following happens:
-Yuukimaru dies in a fire.
-Yuukimaru swallows that crystal and dies.
-(this one's for you HB)TenTen mops the floor with Guren.
-Yuukimaru walks into a building, thinking it's his place to go home to, then it explodes.
-Kabuto kills himself (I like Kabuto but he's been exceptionally annoying this filler).
-Tobi and Deidara get an entire episode (or two) to themselves.
-Naruto and Guren get into it. Naruto charges at Guren with a Rasenshuriken. Yuukimaru jumps in front of Guren to protect her. Naruto can't stop so he decks Yuukimaru with the Rasenshuriken. Unfortunately Guren was too close, so she gets caught up in it as well.
-Lee does a dynamic entry and accidentally lands on top of Yuukimaru, snapping his neck.
Currently Reading:
Naruto, Bleach, Fairy Tail, Gantz, Medaka Box, Beelzebub, Soul Eater, Claymore, Ao no Exorcist
Hahaha, i already stopped watching it from last week.
The only thing that comes to a sleeping man is dreams.
"Reality is wrong, dreams are for real"
i like this filler better than the last joke of one
The thing that has me intrigued is the other dimension/stomach thing wtf is that? I wonder if they are dropping clues for the manga reader but I cant get into that here without dropping spoilers.
This episode wasnt as bad as some of the others but still this needs to move along a bit. On the end side I liked the little bit in the stuido with Yamato loosing his script.
Fire type
What chakra type are you?
i'm seriously getting real pissed off now, they keep f**cking up the anime more and more. I'd much rather prefer fan colored manga pages or manga videos on utube with a soundtrack.
A bridge towards peace; the will of fire still endures!
Rokudaime Hokage, Rokudaime Rikudou Sennin Uzumaki Naruto
the fights in the fillers were ok. the 'place to go back to' stuff is killin me! cant take it anymore!
very boring episode, nothing happen., dont waste your time watching, if you already have then you know what i mean

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No, Madara is not as strong as the Juubi, he just happens to have a trump card, something he'd set up while he was yet alive, as a just in case thing.
Obito did not exactly absorb the Juubi He absorbed its chakra while simultaneously sealing it. It stated that he absorbed the Juubi's Chakra as per Hinata, while it also stated the he performed a seal to be the Jinchuuriki as per Naruto.
Don't forget that Madara and Obito are virtually clones of Hashirama, body wise.
People keep underestimating Obito's strength, even if he is not showy, or he is not first rate, Obito still has a body compatible with Hashirama's along with the privileges of Mokuton. Obito would still have become the Jinchuuriki even if the Juubi had been in it's final form, as long as he had the strength (from being an injured Hashirama Clone), to remain focused, and as long as the sealing Jutsu invented by the SO6P continued to work.
As for the SO6P, we just don't know enough about the battle yet. Maybe the Sage had several fights with the Juubi before he came up with the sealing jutsu, or maybe he had to fight to stay alive while he was thinking up the seal.


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Ulster needed a penalty try in the dying minutes to edge past Zebre 27-25 in Sunday's PRO12 clash in Parma.
Ulster needed a dubious penalty try in the dying minutes to edge past Zebre 27-25 in Sunday's PRO12 clash in Parma.
Ulster maintained their unbeaten start to the season to remain top of the Pro12, but only by the skin of their teeth.
In this rearranged fixture, which was scheduled following the Nevin Spence tragedy in September, the league leaders had to utilise their full quotient of mental strength to emerge victorious.
With the Treviso fixture looming on Friday, the Ulster management decided to remain in Italy making this visit, to all intents and purposes, a mini-tour.
Ulster started in the game in determined fashion, displaying an intention to pursue an expansive game and bring their broken field runners into play.
Ulster's forwards endeavoured to bring the ball carrying intensity, which has been so apparent thus far this season. The league leaders conceded far too many penalties early on, however, and allowed Zebre to secure a foothold in the game.
It was Ulster, though; who opened the scoring on ten minutes when Niall O'Connor kicked a penalty after the Zebre defence had been caught offside.
The home team bounced straight back and after Ulster were caught napping at the restart, an incredulous Tebaldi nipped in to score.
Ulster increased the pressure thereafter, but were unable to convert possession into scoring opportunities. It was clear that Zebre were determined not to be mere canon fodder, as clearly demonstrated at the breakdown, which was being fiercely contested.
Another O'Connor penalty on 26 minutes re-established Ulster's lead, and made it 6-3 to the visitors. By this stage, Ulster's well drilled defensive unit were beginning to pin Zebre back in their own 22.
An O'Connor penalty on 34 minutes made it 9-5 to the visitors. Slowly but surely, however, the home team were beginning to find their attacking momentum. Zebre came rushing back at Ulster, and some concerted pressure saw Halangahu respond with a penalty on the stroke of half time.
Ulster were determined to press home their scrimmaging advantage, but it was Zebre who began the second half the stronger and Halangahu scored a try on 43 minutes, having negotiated some appalling Ulster defence.
Ulster responded immediately and a good scrum on 48 minutes saw O'Connor land another penalty to make it 13-12 to the Italians.
The home back row was now in the ascendancy and the huge South African Dries Van Schalkwyk extended their lead on 53 minutes. U
llster's unbeaten record was now in real jeopardy. Paddy Wallace scored on 57 minutes to offer some hope. Van Schalkwyk seemed to have killed the game on 65 minutes when he completed his brace, bursting though the non-existent Ulster back row defence.
Incredibly, the Italian minnows were on the verge of a bonus point victory. Ulster were their own worst enemies, and made some horrendous errors with their restarts.
But, not for the first time this season, their pack dug them out of a hole. A destructive scrum on 74 minutes saw referee Neil Patterson award a dubious penalty try.
In the final minutes Zebre tried desperately to secure the win they thoroughly deserved. But Ulster's tenacious defence held on.
Ulster may have won again, but it was their worst performance of the season. Fortuitous indeed, but it was Zebre who came within minutes of making Pro 12 history.
The scorers:
For Zebre:
Tries: Tebaldi, Halangahu, van Schalkwyk 2
Con: Halangahu
Pen: Halangahu
Yellow cards: Pratichetti
For Ulster:
Tries: Wallace, Penalty try
Cons: O'Connor
Pens: O'Connor 5
Zebre: 15 David Odiete, 14 Leonardo Sarto, 13 Matteo Pratichetti, 12 Samuele Pace, 11 Alessandro Castagnoli, 10 Daniel Halangahu, 9 Tito Tebaldi, 8 Dries van Schalkwyk, 7 Filippo Cristiano, 6 Filippo Ferrarini, 5 Josh Sole, 4 Filippo Cazzola, 3 Luca Redolfini, 2 Andrea Manici, 1 Matias AgueroReplacements: 16 Andrea de Marchi, 17 Salvatore Perugini, 18 Flavio Tripodi, 19 Emiliano Caffini, 20 Nicola Belardo, 21 Alberto Chillon, 22 Ross McCann, 23 Nicola Cattina.
Ulster: 15 Ricky Andrew, 14 Mike Allen, 13 Jared Payne, 12 Paddy Wallace, 11 Chris Cochrane, 10 Niall O'Connor, 9 Michael Heaney, 8 Roger Wilson, 7 Mike McComish, 6 Nick Williams, 5 Neil McComb, 4 Robbie Diack, 3 John Afoa, 2 Nigel Brady, 1 Callum Black. Replacements: 16 Rob Herring, 17 Tom Court, 18 Declan Fitzpatrick, 19 James Simpson, 20 Alistair Birch, 21 Blane McIlroy, 22 Stuart Olding, 23 Peter Nelson.
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By Brendan Conway
Friday's weak job number is the trigger for a stock-market selloff, and a jump in the market's volatility measures. The CBOE Volatility Index, to name the most widely followed among them, has touched the highest intraday level since March 4, reports Dow Jones Newswires' Kaitlyn Kiernan. We're still at the relatively somnambulent VIX level of 15. Even with a 33% jump, we'd only be getting back to the measure's long-term average.
If you're looking for a buying opportunity lately, here it is. Particularly in the technology sector. Technology Select Sector SPDR fund (XLK) is down 1.5%. Tech is falling harder than the rest of the market in part because investors in networking company F5 Networks (FFIV) are selling first and asking questions about the company's weak guidance later. The stock is stock down by 20% and it's weighing on tech bellwethers like Cisco Systems (CSCO).
This selloff gives investors a whiff of the what Artemis Capital Management's Christopher Cole means when he warns about the risk to "vol tourists." The term refers to traders who've been riding the trend in complex exchange-traded volatility products like VelocityShares Daily Inverse VIX Short-Term ETN (XIV), which is down more than 5% on Friday. This one is up 33% during 2013 — and it has a record of turning around on a dime. As the FT quoted Cole a while back:
A powerful convexity is being built into short term volatility futures due to excessive programmatic shorting, levered ETNs, and these 'vol tourists'…
If 2013 begins to look anything like 2007, 2010, or 2011 given the recent expectations of the VIX futures markets these 'vol tourists' are in for a nasty surprise.
Friday, it's the trades that usually lose money on the rise. The volatility-bullish futures-market trackers VelocityShares Daily 2x VIX Short-Term ETN (TVIX) and ProShares Ultra VIX Short-Term Futures ETF (UVXY) are ahead by 8.5% and 11%, respectively. Barclays iPath S&P 500 Short-term VIX Futures ETN (VXX) is ahead by more than 5%.


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2000 All-Star Baseball Game
71st Baseball All-Star Game. Date: July 11 at Turner Field, Atlanta, Ga.; Managers: Joe Torre, New York (AL) and Bobby Cox, Atlanta (NL); Most Valuable Player: SS Derek Jeter, New York (AL): 3-for-3 with a double, a run and 2 RBI.
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E— Garciaparra 2 (AL), Larkin and Vidro (NL). LOB— American 10, National 7. 2B—Jeter, Delgado, and Ordonez (AL). HR—Chipper Jones (NL, off Baldwin). SB—Lawton (AL, 2nd base off Hoffman/Lieberthal). SF—Ordonez (AL). GIDP—Renteria (NL).
Umpires—Mike Reilly (plate); Mark Hirschbeck (1b); Wally Bell (2b); Paul Schrieber (3b); Brian Onora (lf); Laz Diaz (rf). Attendance—51,323. Time— 2:56. TV Rating—10.1/18 share (ESPN).


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Tube and pipe industry expert dies
Ron Stange, owner and founder of Tools For Bending Inc., Denver, died Dec. 3.
Stange began his career in the tube and pipe fabrication industry when he joined the H&H Tool Division of Teledyne Pines in 1955. He founded Tools For Bending in 1965. Known for prolific and quality articles on tube bending, Stange said his personal mission was to educate the industry to achieve higher standards of quality, precision, and profitability.
Stange retired in 1997 and left the day-to-day operation of the business in the hands of his son, Eric.
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By GARY ARRINGTONSports Writer
Spartans slowed only by power outage
Last Friday night, the only thing that slowed the Emery Spartan offense during a region game with Salem Hills was the power outage that occurred at the end of the first quarter. With Emery already leading 7-0, Emery was at the Skyhawk 3-yard line when the lights in Castle Dale went out. A downed power line evidently was the cause and the game was suspended for more than 45 minutes.
When the power came back on, and after both teams warmed up for the second time that night, Emery went on to score again, led 13-0 as the Spartans would then win 46-20. With the win, Emery finished fourth in region 8 and will now face Park City at Park City in the first round of the 3-A state play-offs on Friday at 4 p.m.
Emery was impressive in the game as they ground out 440 yards rushing, 530 yards of offense and 35 first downs in the game. On senior night, senior Colby Snow led the way with 157 yards on the ground in 16 carries, scored three touchdowns and caught three passes for 25 yards. Senior Chance Ariotti gained 103 yards on 18 carries, scored once on a 20-yard run and caught one pass for 10 yards.
Senior Dalton Judd scored the first touchdown of the game on a 35-yard run, as he would pick up 42 yards on three carries. JT Noyes gained 49 yards on six carries, Gatlan Huntington gained 24 yards on five carries and Morgan Burr scored once and carried the ball twice for 65 yards.
Emery had the ball four times in the first half and scored on all four possessions. The Emery drives were for 86 yards, 92 yards, 80 yards and 61 yards. Emery had the ball in the second half four times and would score on three of those. Those drives were for 44 yards, 80 yards and 66 yards.
Emery slowed by injuries this late in the season, only allowed Salem Hills three scores during the game. JT Noyes, starting at safety for the first time this season had an interception and a fumble recovery in the only two turnovers of the game. Linebacker Derrick Allred led the team with 15 tackles, seven of those unassisted. Ariotti, another linebacker, had 11 tackles with Noyes in on 10 tackles.
After Judd's opening touchdown, Snow would score on Emery's next three possessions. The runs were seven yards, 15 yards and three yards long. Emery would lead at the half 25-6. In the second half, a 10-yard pass from Huntington to Tanner Procarione led off the scoring and the same combo would add the 2-point PAT. Ariotti and Burr would then score for the Spartans.
After the game, Coach Jimmy Jones talked about the game, "I'm just happy for the seniors playing their last home game. This is good."
Besides Emery traveling to Park City, four other region 8 teams will play in the tournament this Friday or Saturday. Undefeated and tournament favorite Juan Diego will host Wasatch High. Delta, with only the Juan Diego loss blemishing their record, will host Union. North Sanpete will play at Judge Memorial and Salem Hills will travel to Morgan. Besides Juan Diego and Delta, Hurricane, Morgan and Logan are expected to do well in the play-offs.


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Section 96
1, The Kirtland Stake of Zion is to be made strong; 2–5, The bishop is to divide the inheritances for the Saints; 6–9, John Johnson is to be a member of the united order.
1 Behold, I say unto you, here is wisdom, whereby ye may know how to act concerning this matter, for it is expedient in me that this
2 Therefore, let my servant
3 And again, let it be divided into lots, according to wisdom, for the benefit of those who seek
4 Therefore, take heed that ye see to this matter, and that portion that is necessary to benefit mine
5 For behold, verily I say unto you, this is the most expedient in me, that my word should go forth unto the children of men, for the purpose of subduing the hearts of the children of men for your good. Even so. Amen.
6 And again, verily I say unto you, it is wisdom and expedient in me, that my servant
7 For he is a descendant of
8 Verily I say unto you, it is expedient in me that he should become a member of the
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A Completely True And Not Made Up Interview With Barry Brust
November 02 2012 03:21PM
(Okay, so it's not real)
Barry Brust, is not, officially, property of the Calgary Flames (Jay Feaster is not the boss of Barry Brust), which would even more officially make this NOT Calgary Flames related, but seeing as the majority of Flames property is either wearing a Winsport jersey playing against your Cousin Clete in Wednesday Night Men's League, or injuring themselves in Europe, or Leland Irving, right now Barry Brust is not only more interesting, he's playing more than most of your Calgary Flames, so stifle.
The one bittersweet thing about this lockout for me IS Barry Brust. I had no idea he was my second favourite player ever (you'll always be numero uno in my heart, Blair Jones) until the work stoppage forced me to pay attention to Abbotsford and their new arena and WAY better beer sponsorship.
Mister Brust has been a revelation to me, not because he shutout the Marlies last night and beat the Wolves two weeks ago (The Leafs and Canucks respective farm squads, thus making them THE entities in need of my full capacity for hatred). Not because he's only allowed 1 goal in 2 games since joining Abby, making 48 key saves in those games. Not for his sick pads. Not because he has an alliterative name.
No, I'm on the Barry Brust bandwagon because Barry Brust is way out of his goddamn mind.
(That last sentence may have been wild speculation on the part of the author, but we're going with it because we can)
So that's why I was mildly surprised when, upon asking Barry for an exclusive interview (which I never did), that he gave us his full blessing to do so (he didn't), and that he invited me over to play video games and be best friends who go on adventures together and share snacks (100% true).
So the following is the transcript of that interview I can't stress enough that Barry never gave us. It's pretty eye opening, and I think it'll expose you to a side of Barry Brust you didn't know or ever knew you wanted to know existed.
Brust Barry Being Barry
BoL: Thanks for sitting down with me today, Mister Brust, I really appreciate your time.
BB: It's my pleasure. Make yourself at home (throws arms behind his head to signal that everything in the room is his, but I'm free to use it)
BoL: Um...okay, but we're in a Tim Hortons, Barry.
BB: Sorry, I wasn't listening, I was busy using their lighting fast free wifi while drinking a coffee and reading this informative edition of Metro I found on the floor. Feels like home to me, doesn't it?
BoL: Yes, of course. Please stop staring at me like you're going to kill me.
BoL: ...
BB: Haha! Terrific! Let's eat!
Brust the straight facts
BoL: You've bounced around quite a bit in your career as a hockey player. From the Los Angeles Kings and the bright lights of the NHL, to the small barns of the ECHL, to a year over in Germany, you've experienced hockey in almost every imaginable facet. Is there a certain aspect of being a journeyman tender that stands out to you the most, and what motivates you to keep on going?
BB: Well, it gets exhausting sometimes. When I started out in junior, I was in Spokane for four seasons before I got traded to Calgary. It was consistent. I thought my whole career was going to be that way. But since that trade, I've played for nine different teams, lived in nine cities, in nine seasons. It gets tough, it drains you a bit. Your brain changes. They don't tell you that, but it does.
They say you start to go crazy. That you hallucinate. That everyone you've ever known or loved become husks of the pillars of support they once were, now demented dopplegangers of themselves whose only motive is to needle at your spine and crush your heart, telling you you can't do it, that you're a worthless bum living out a childish fantasy that will never bare any fruit, and that constant barrage of negative reinforcement and doubt eats and eats and eats at your soul until your vision is blurry and the only thing that stops you from eliminating them like the ignoble vermin they are is them watching you, helplessly as your success is simultaneously the thing that guarantees their trivial demise while you celebrate with a twisted grin and torturous cackle and...
But not me though! I've managed to avoid the pitfalls of travelling from town to town the way that I do. I've stayed sane, stayed sharp, even though the crease can be a lonely place. It's a matter of staying positive. I like to play games with myself. That keeps me motivated.
BoL: I...uh...okay, I'll bite, what kind of games?
BB: I bring my PSP with me when we travel. Bus rides are long, but I play a lot of Mortal Kombat. There's a lot of Mortal Kombat in me. Like I'll pull off a sweet finisher in the game, and I'll think "Man, I should incorporate ripping someone's head off and throwing it at their still alive decapitated head into my game on the ice". So that's what I do. It's not always technically sound, but I think the fans get a kick out of it.
Or sometimes, I'll count the cars that pass our bus. And then every blue car that passes, I'll melt the driver's face with my mind. I don't know him from Adam, but I hate him so much that I have to harness all the power granted to me by that leprechaun centaur and just eradicate him before his negative energy seeps into my game.
You know, just fun little things like that. It really takes your mind off the game and allows you to recharge. It's a long season, so if you get too caught up with hockey, it'll really wear you out, and I try not to let that happen.
BoL: You..melt driver's faces?
BB: Oh yeah. It's really their own fault for driving a blue car. I mean, way to tempt the wrath of the Gods of Norrath. Come on buddy, you should know better.
BoL: I totally know what you mean. Let's move on though.
More than Brust The Numbers
BoL: You're known, at least on the ice, for being a bit of a let's say passionate goaltender. I personally would call it "cutting down the angle using your stick". It's safe to say you have a bit of an unorthodox style that can sometimes get you into trouble. For example, last season while you were playing for Straubing in the German League, you recorded a staggering 109 penalty minutes in 33 games played. What is it about you that makes you play that kind of game.
BB: Blood.
BoL: Blood?
BB: Oh yeah, blood. Blood really gets me going. I like seeing it. Making people bleed. I usually drink blood two or three times a day. It's like Chicken Soup for the Soul. Except instead of Chicken Soup, it's blood.
BoL: For the soul?
BoL: Um...WHAT'S YOUR FAVOURITE KIND OF MUSIC, BARRY?
BB: Safety Dance by Men Without Hats, for sure. But only when it sounds like Manfred Mann's Guided By The Light. That's the only time it's good and that's 100% fact.
BoL: No argument here.
(Barry Brust proceeds to Superman dive out of his chair and clothesline this intrepid young interviewer in the throat)
BB: B positive? I would have definitely taken you for Type O. I had a craving for Type O.
BoL: Well that's about all the time we have for today, seeing as I now need a good degree of medical attention. Thanks for taking time out of your day to spend some time with FlamesNation, Barry Brust. Anything you'd like to say to our readers in closing? Maybe something along the lines of calling 911?
BB: If you haven't seen Leland Irving around lately, it's because he's gone on vacation. A nice, long, warm vacation. In my insulated attic. He's having the time of his life, so we probably won't see him anytime soon. I hear Danny Taylor is thinking about popping in to say hi someday REALLY SOON.
November 02 2012, 06:59PM
So Barry Brust apparently likes this article.
And apparently Barry Brust is pretty cool.
November 02 2012, 03:51PM
Go. Blair. Jones.
November 02 2012, 03:48PM
Barry sounds like he's hungry and never satisfied with the status quo. Clearly the Flames should sign up for the parent team.
November 03 2012, 09:55AM
Haha the fact that he's read/loves this article makes it that much better.
Now THAT is funny. Undeniably.


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Academic Paper
|Cognitive mechanisms of word learning in bilingual and monolingual adults: The role of phonological memory
|Margarita Kaushanskaya
|University of Wisconsin Madison
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|Language Acquisition; Phonology; Psycholinguistics
|Subject Language:
|Previous studies have indicated that bilingualism may facilitate lexical learning in adults. The goals of this research were (i) to examine whether bilingual influences on word learning diverge for phonologically-familiar and phonologically-unfamiliar novel words, and (ii) to examine whether increased phonological memory capacity can account for bilingual effects on word learning. In Experiment 1, participants learned phonologically-familiar novel words that were constructed using the phonemes of English – the native language for all participants. In Experiment 2, participants learned phonologically-unfamiliar novel words that included non-English phonemes. In each experiment, bilingual adults were contrasted with two groups of monolingual adults: a high memory-span monolingual group (that matched bilinguals on phonological memory performance) and a low-span monolingual group. Results showed that bilingual participants in both experiments outperformed monolingual participants, both high-span and low-span. High-span monolinguals outperformed low-span monolinguals when learning phonologically-unfamiliar novel words, but not when learning phonologically-familiar novel words. The findings suggest that the bilingual advantage for novel word learning is not contingent on the phonological properties of novel words, and that phonological memory capacity as measured here cannot account for the bilingual effects on learning.
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Update: Driver charged in Interstate 81 crash
SULLIVAN COUNTY, Tenn. - November 15, 2013 Update 11:15 p.m.
The Tennessee Highway Patrol has released new facts on a crash that closed I-81 for nearly four hours Friday night in Sullivan County.
Troopers told News 5 a car failed to yield and hit a tractor trailer from behind around 5:20 p.m. Friday. The tractor trailer was carrying 42,000 pounds of lime.
The driver of the car 48-year-old Brian Smith is charged with Reckless Aggravated Assault, DUI, and Failure to Exercise Due Care.
Three people were hurt including a teenager in the car.
November 15, 2013 Update 10:00 p.m.
Interstate 81 reopened about 9:00 p.m. after being closed for nearly four hours. Traffic flow is back to normal.
November 15, 2013 Update 7:00 p.m.
Part of Interstate 81 in Sullivan County is shut down while troopers investigate a crash.
The Tennessee Highway Patrol says northbound traffic is being diverted off then back on at exit 69 which is Highway 394.
Troopers told News 5, an SUV ran under the back of a tractor trailer carrying 44,000 pounds of a mineral solution around 5:20 Friday afternoon.
Injuries were reported. Investigators have not said if they will issue any tickets.


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Today will be dry and high temperatures will be in the upper 40s to lower 50s. There will be some morning fog - use care.
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The next chance of showers will arrive on Thursday afternoon or Thursday night. Rainfall totals should be less than 0.30". There will be a small chance for a rumble of thunder on Thursday night. No severe weather.
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Friday morning we will see showers push to our east. Highs on Friday will be a bit cooler - in the 40s.
The next significant weather event will be on Sunday into Monday morning. Showers and thunderstorms should move into the area from west to east.
The wind fields aloft look strong with this next system - that might mean a few severe thunderstorms. Dew points look to be in the 50s with this next system. Typically we look for upper 50s or lower 60 dew points for severe thunderstorms.
I will continue to monitor this system for the possibility of a few heavy thunderstorms.
Rainfall with the Sunday/Monday system should be in the 0.40"-0.80" range.
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We ought to cut 2% out of all government checks just to make it fair to the wage earners.
We ought to cut 2% out of all government checks just to make it fair to the wage earners.
I'd to kick every single Obama voter in the mouth....
Just opened the envelope. My Merit raise from last year has been erased and then some. I know take home less than I did in 2011.
Except that they are still blaming Bush as the cause.
Just like 54% blamed Bush for the bad economy in the election exit polls.
Dems/Obama/Media are doing a heck of a job still selling Bush as the cause of all ills.
Poor Pubbies don't have a clue on how to counter. The Pubbies are the ones with the 'deer in the headlights' faces.
Hey dummies, meet my good friend KARMA.
HA HA HA-YOU didn't earn that paycheck!
Damn! Just how effing close to the edge are people living when 2% of their check is a tipping point?
They forget that this 2% was an Obama/Congress giveback (for which they had no ACTUARIAL basis on doing) of INSURANCE, I repeat, INSURANCE contrutions to Social Security, mandated under the FEDERAL INSURANCE CONTRIBUTIONS ACT (FICA) for OLD AGE, SURVIVOR, and DISABILITY INSURANCE (OASDI).
I know why he did it and he KNEW they holler, big time. Look for a replacement payoff, because you can't cut his voters any slack or 'temporarily give' them ANYTHING...once given, always assumed. I have no pity for someone living within 2% of poverty.
I don't know what the Leftists' problem is.
The 2% cut in the payroll tax was supposed to stimulate the economy. According to the Left and the media (sorry for the redundancy), happy days are now here again. We've had multiple "recovery summers", housing is "way up" and unemployment "way down".
So we don't need the cut anymore - wouldn't want to overstimulate the economy during these boom times, right?
During the FDR reign of terror he continued blame Hoover for the depression as it got worse and extended. The ignorant voting public bought it back then, just as they do now.
I never heard ONE Republican tell the "Dem brain trust" that the reason their paychecks looked better last year is because the FICA tax wasn't being withheld (it was a "tax cut" you see). Now, everyone is griping about the FICA bite while Soc. Sec. is even further in the hole.
Yes, at least 12 times!
PS. I'm not on SS. I'm trying to crap the money, but my hemorrhoids must be holding up the coinage.
Course my home insurance went up $50 a month and my groceries are all higher. I would eat cat food, but it's already more expensive than the food I eat. When Snowflake hit's 10 lbs, we may try real "cat" food. Why else would you feed a useless eater?
i had to look up SCOAMF. Great expression. Invented for Obama, of course.
Wait until they see the effects of obamacare taxes, medical device taxes, etc on their essentials such as food and fuel. You obamasluts out there are going to be paying more for both condoms and tampons as well as EPT kits.
Brain dead idiots.
Since 1986 all newly hired federal government employees have been covered by Social Security so they are getting that same 2% whack you think you are getting.
it's been a well established fact for some time now: Obama voters are idiots...
This is hillarious, Rush was taking about it a little while ago:
"What happened that my SS withholdings in my paycheck just went up."
There are a lot of people these days living that close to the edge; where $100-$200 a month will mean cutting back on essentials like basic food. The obama destruction of the economy is on the way to making many people/families destitute.
There you go, knowing your history, again.
I told a couple of my staff members who I know were Obama voters - when they started whining about it today that it's the new "idiot" tax, and the Obamcare penalties will be starting soon too...and walked away.
It's starting to look like a lot of "the rich" won't be seeing a tax increase resulting from Barry's "fiscal cliff" fiasco. Mainly "the rich" DemocRATS. The commie 'RATS stick it to "the little people" again. Hooray for Hollywood! They done good in this "deal".
Yeah, it's a curse, just like repeating history is a curse.
People are living very, very close to the edge. We are, but that's mostly our making for now. Those on the edge are not just Obama voters getting hit, these are MANY conservatives who just want to make a go on their own that are taking it. These are tithers, workers, stay-at-home moms, and a way of life that will disappear.
Anyone hear the woman on Rush Limbaugh and how her family is already struggling and this will just make it that much harder, or impossible? I know people making around $32,000 that will be paying $900 more in taxes this year. That's a mortgage payment, a tank of propane, lots of gasoline or nine weeks of groceries with nothing to pay them with. Thanks a heck of a lot, politicians, may our realities be yours.
No one has even ventured to guess what sort of deductions they will take away on next year's taxes.
I truly feel sorry for those that know that Obama is a sham and are getting screwed, but they are going to have to tighten some belts and survive somehow.
For the Obama voters, they can starve for all I care - but they won't because the Obama entitlement machine is there for them.
I told you guys, this FC bill was excellent jujitsu my McConnell during negotiations. Now EVERYBODY is contributing their fair share hehehe.
OMG, LMAO, I said election nite,,,,,,The country has been taken over by the stupid and uninformed,,,,,,(and they have their own website!).
I'm glad you were able to walk away....I know some who might not be able too.
I simply said, "You voted for it, now shut-up about it or you will be fired for stupidity." Honestly, I cannot take much more of this ignorance. Rush can call them low information voters all he wants, they are simply ignorant and foolish. I don't know why I bother to employ them really.
I love the smell of karma in the morning.
Looks like the Ministry of Truth has struck again:
"No Tweet results for #WhyIsMyPaycheckLessThisWeek"
Too dang funny!
Do you have a copy of TurboTax from last year? If so, plug in an AGI of $32,000 with at least a couple of dependents and see what you come up with for EITC.....I'll bet the Federal Tax is nil. In fact, you'll likely get several hundred dollars back or even in the +$1000 range. They still have the state income tax to deal with and the SS INSURANCE assessments and Medicare insurance payments.
What I'm talking about is the rise BACK to 6.2% of paycheck for FICA OASDI, for your cited family, that amounts to $640 a year. Or about $54 a month, the same amount they'd have been paying a couple of years ago before Obama and Congress bribed them to vote for him.
The Dems are preparing a proposal to exempt the first $25K of income from ALL payroll taxes.
At the same time they will propose lifting the cap on FICA far above to current $113K (perhaps to every cent of income).
This will have the effect of shifting the SS and Medicare burden heavily towards the Eeeeeeevil Rich, since the typical Obama voter will no longer pay ANY tax, and the burden on middle income people will be greatly reduced.
This is all part of a grand set-up.
Wow, I didn't know we'd be seeing this so soon=
must be checks from the late December 2012 pay period.
Give it another few checks for it to start to sink in
to hundreds of thousands more just what and who they voted for.
THEN I expect to see enterprising reporters out on the street asking questions, Frank Luntz doing his focus groups,and Rasmussen doing polls and surveys on this new "trend".
How long can people "suck it in?" with an initially faint grin of the "grin and bear it" variety on their faces, until
it dawns on them that this will soon be established as
I'd call it the "new normal", but it isn't.
Things are going to get a lot worse. There just isn't enough $$$ out there to cover the current, let alone projected, debt/deficits. This 50% increase in the payroll tax (from 4 to 6%) is just the start.
On the bright side, obesity should become somewhat less of a problem.....
But on balance, there will be just that many more folks applying for food stamps, as the "working poor".
Oh, wait, those are the folks who are making "too much money" to qualify.
Carpe scrotum.
LOL! Nice Karma! Good doggy!
Most everybody thinks "the rich" is somebody else. Truth is, its almost always not.
If you have a car or two; air condiditioning; a warm place to sleep; a modest house with food in the pantry; or, God forbid, a job ... you're "the rich". You're demonizing yourself. Almost nobody in this country is "the poor".
Everytime some know-nothing liberal Christian or pandering atheist quotes the "its easier for a camel to go through the eye of a needle than a rich man to get into Heaven" Bible verse ... it never seems to dawn on them that they're the "rich man", at least by Biblical standards.
Good luck with that camel.
Wish FR had a "like" button.
Love your post, would love to see you interviewed on MSM news show!
>King Obama
thats a motel in Tacoma!
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Attention Valued Patients:
"Due to the medical device tax implemented under the Affordable Healthcare Act, instituted under the Perisident Obama, which charges a 2.3% tax on all medical supplies and devices, there will be a 2.3% surcharge added to our fees to cover this additional expense. Please understand, we are not raising our fees, but rather passing on this expense directly to the consumer."
Thank you for your inderstanding, Brannon Dental Group
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Mothers Day is here. Rather than trying navigate the pre-holiday mosh pit in the Hallmark aisle of the Local Duane Reade or elbow our way through the mobs grabbing for preservative-gassed, cellophane-wrapped flowers at the bodega, we thought we'd look for something really special for the moms in our lives this year: Beer.
Truth be told, what mom probably really wants more than anything else on the big day is for everyone to clear out of the damn house and leave her alone to enjoy a nice cold, deliberately selected Mothers Day beer, in the presence of the one thing moms need most – a little peace, quiet, and solitude.
To guide us on our quest for the perfect Mothers Day brews, we took it straight to a few of the borough's experts. Here are their picks.
Matt Barclay, cellar manager at Park Slope's Bierkraft
Jolly Pumpkin IO Saison Baudelaire – One of my spring time favorites. It starts its life as a Belgian style farmhouse ale, brewed with rose hips, rose petals and hibiscus. After primary fermentation it hangs out in oak barrels and picks up some sourness and funk. Deliciously tart and refreshing, this beer needs to be drank outside on a beautiful lazy May Sunday. Depending on what type of mom your mom is, you might get bonus points for the fact that beer is pink.
21st Amendment Hell or High Watermelon – It's not easy being a mom. Nothing takes the edge off like this beer. The watermelon is going to raise some red flags, but this isn't a sticky syrupy mess. Real watermelon juice and rind bring an incredible aroma of luscious fruit to a bone dry and easy drinking American wheat ale. Do yourself a favor and buy it by the six pack, she's gonna need 'em.
Birrificio del Ducato Beersel Mattina – Another sour ale. This is a special version of the brewer's breakfast saison. The base beer, a low alcohol farmhouse ale brewed with coriander, ginger, green pepper and chamomile, gets blended with lambic from Drie Fontenein. The perfect brunch beer, it pairs well with just about everything. Incredibly smooth and sessionable, enough that mom doesn't have to share.
Beth Lewand and Chris Gray, owner of Greenpoint's Eastern District
For a bright, crisp beer that tastes of spring, treat mom to a Brooklyn Sorachi Ace. It features the distinctive Japanese Sorachi Ace hop, which adds a lemony aroma and somewhat cedar-like, woodsy flavor. The champagne-like carbonation gives it a celebratory feel.
Like the Sorachi Ace, Goose Island's Lolita is a Belgian style ale, but this slightly sour version is fermented with fresh raspberries in oaken Cabernet Sauvignon barrels. Some fruit beers are overly sweet and syrupy, but the sweet and sour balance in Lolita tastes natural and sophisticated.
If mom prefers a German-style wheat beer (Hefeweizen), it doesn't get much better than Schneider Weisse. Fizzy and ultra-refreshing, with hints of banana and clove, it seems to taste especially great when drunk outdoors.
For a more American-style brew, give a bottle of Zoe from Maine Beer Company. It's a delicious hoppy amber ale, not quite an IPA but with some extra zing, balanced by caramelly malt.
And now for something completely different: a hoppy dark ale called Fourteen, brewed in honor of the Ithaca Beer Company's 14th anniversary. It smells of citrusy, piney hops, but tastes more like roasted malt, with hints of chocolate and coffee. A great choice for a mom who likes adventure.
And from the crew at Greenpoint's Breuckelen Bier Merchants
Off the top of our head, selected from what's currently in our store, and for obvious reasons, we suggest:
- Keegans Mother's Milk
- Fort Collins Kidd Lager
- Ithaca Flower Power
- Oskar Blues Mama's Little Yella Pils
Happy Mothers Day to all the moms out there. We can only hope we'll frustrate you a little bit less after you've enjoyed one of these specially-selected craft brews. Cheers! Because, you're the best.


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Trout outsells Pujols 2-to-1 at Angels' stores
[caption id="attachment_124932" align="aligncenter" width="560"] Trout and Erick Aybar celebrate the Angels' 5-3 win at Boston last Tuesday. If you want the Trout road-gray Authentic jersey, it'll cost you $256.99. Dirt not included. (AP Photo/Elise Amendola)[/caption]
Last Christmas, a lot of kids (and their parents) found a brand-new Albert Pujols No. 5 jersey with the word "Angels" on the front waiting for them under the tree.
This summer, Angels fans are treating themselves to Mike Trout No. 27 jerseys. And foam fish heads, and cute little Trout "Oyo" figures (see below). And at least seven other Trout items on sale at 18 or so stores at Angel Stadium, including the two main ones near the front entrance, on the Field and Terrace levels.
Stuff with Trout's name, number or likeness now accounts for 60 percent of the player-related merchandise sold at the Big A stores. Pujols accounts for 30 percent. Jered Weaver, Mark Trumbo, Torii Hunter and everyone else on the team? The other 10 percent.
"It's crazy," said Martin Marin, senior retail manager for the Angels. "A lot of people had the Pujols gear when he first signed on (Dec. 8). Trout is the hot thing right now."
Marin declined to release specific sales figures, but he said game-day merchandise sales at the stadium are up about 20 percent over this point last year, and Trout is the engine of that growth, just as he's been the engine of the Angels' playoff hopes. One out of every $5 spent on all Angels gear is something Trout-related, Marin says.
[caption id="attachment_124933" align="alignright" width="200"] The Trout "Oyo" figure, one of at least 10 Mike Trout items on sale at the Angels' stores at the Big A. (Photo by Martin Marin, the Angels)[/caption]
Trout, who turned 21 earlier this month, could potentially win both AL rookie of the year and MVP. He leads the American League in batting with a .337 average, despite a 1-for-13 mini-slump. He leads the majors in runs scored (100, in 105 games) and on-base percentage plus slugging (.986). His performance, at the plate and in center field, has broadened his appeal far beyond Southern California.
Derek Jeter's No. 2 Yankees jersey has been the top-selling jersey in the majors during each of the past two seasons. For 2011, Cliff Lee was No. 2 and Pujols (taking into account both his Cardinals and Angels jerseys) was No. 3. But when the official list for 2012 is released, perhaps at the end of the season but maybe not until spring training 2013, expect Trout to crack the top 10.
For a rookie who didn't make his season debut until April 28, that's astounding. Fans don't throw their loyalty behind a player on a whim. First, there's the financial commitment: The adult home-white Trout Replica jersey (made by Majestic Athletic, the Easton, Pa.-based official jersey provider of MLB) costs $99.99 on Shop.MLB.com. The Authentic model, with the "A" and "1961" sleeve patches, goes for $283.99. All-Star Game patch is 5 bucks extra.
And yet the emotional investment is deeper for fans, argues Howard Smith, baseball's senior vice president of licensing.
"They want to make sure that guy is one of their own, and they want to know he's the real deal," Smith said. "If you're not emotionally tied to that player, to what you're wearing on your back, you're not gonna wear it. This is absolutely one of those situations, where he came out like a house on fire and they said, 'Wow this guy's good.' "
"I gotta tell you, this kid is the real deal. It's also kind of a perfect storm, because ... the kid who's aspiring to be Mike Trout, he aspires to be him for many different reasons: He's athletic, very fast, saves home runs, hits for average, hits for power. He does it all. That's what a kid aspires to be."
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Pop Warner's national office football ruled Friday it found no system of bounty payments on a southern California youth team for big hits and knocking foes out of games during the 2011 season. But based on one incident in which it said a player "may have been rewarded for his performance," Pop Warner suspended the entire 2011 coaching staff of the Tustin, Calif., team for the rest of this season and next season.
"Hopefully, this is a means for other coaches and parents to sit up and take notice and realize we're not going to tolerate something like this. There's no room for it," Pop Warner Executive Director Jon Butler said in a phone interview with USA TODAY Sports.
In an earlier press release, Butler said, "The investigation concluded that there was no pay-for-hits program or premeditated bounty system. The investigation did conclude, however, that one player may have been rewarded for his performance in one game. Rewarding individual players is a clear violation of Pop Warner's rules, and every member of the Tustin coaching staff bears responsibility for this violation."
The suspensions were levied against the 2011 coaching staff of the Tustin Red Cobras Junior Pee Wee team for 10-and-11-year-olds. They included head coach Darren Crawford and former assistant Pat Galentine, who began this season as president of the Tustin League. Crawford and Galentine had been suspended since September by Pop Warner, pending the national office's investigation into allegations coaches had paid players bounties running from $20 to $50.
Pop Warner did not specify the sum of money involved in the alleged single incident that prompted the suspensions. Was that payment related to big hits or knocking an opponent out of a game?
"From what we know, it was just because of having a good game," said Butler.
He said there's nothing against something such as buying the whole team ice cream after a game, "That's fine," said Butler.
But he said such individual rewards are not allowed and that neither would Pop Warner sanction giving money to all the players.
"It's kind of silly in terms of amateurism (rules) and everything else. I think the NCAA would have a problem with that and the national high school federation," said Butler.
Butler said Pop Warner found "contradictory testimony" on whether there were bounties. "But we don't believe there was any preconceived idea or communication or discussion before a game about targeting anybody," he said.
In applying the suspensions to all the 2011 coaches, Pop Warner included former assistant coach John Zanelli, who had accused fellow coaches of running the bounty system. Butler said any of the coaches who are not coaching this season will incur the one-year suspension if they rejoin Pop Warner. In interviews with the Orange County Register, Crawford, Galentine and another assistant, Richard Bowman, have denied there were any bounties.
In a statement on the website of the Tustin Red Cobras, the league's board of directors said it was pleased Pop Warner had decided there was no bounty system.
"We are disappointed that National Pop Warner has chosen to suspend members of our dedicated volunteer coaching staff, which includes Pat Galentine," said the board, which said it will meet shortly to discuss recruiting coaches for next year.
"Consistent with Tustin Pop Warner's continued dedication to the safety and wellbeing of its players, we are now working on a set of new policies and procedures to emphasize the highest standards of sportsmanlike conduct at our League.''
The statement said that will include formation of a Board Ethics Committee, a review of practices for approving and training coaches, mandatory annual Positive Coaching Alliance training, review of complaint policies and revision of the code of conduct to be signed by all players, parents, coaches and board members.
"The Board of Directors of Tustin Pop Warner took the allegations of misconduct very seriously and fully cooperated with National Pop Warner's investigation. We believe that our members deserved the truth, and our mission was to help get to the truth," said the board.
While the California case involved 10-and-11-year-olds, the accusations paralleled a bounty system allegedly operated by the New Orleans Saints during the 2011 NFL season.
The NFL levied stiff penalties this year against the Saints, including the one-year suspension of head coach Sean Payton and an indefinite suspension of former defensive coordinator Gregg Williams. A legal battle continues over the suspensions of four players, who also are appealing their cases under the NFL contract.
On Sept. 21, the Register reported accusations that two coaches of the Tustin Red Cobras -- Crawford and Bowman -- had offered players cash rewards. The newspaper said its accounts were based on reports from an assistant coach, a parent and players, including signed statements by two players.
The Orange Empire Conference had earlier investigated the matter and decided not to hand out punishments or sanctions.It said it found no evidence of a bounty system. "The conference, at that point, said (because of) conflicting testimony, we don't have enough to make any further decision on this," Butler said.
Later in September, Pop Warner's national office said it would conduct its own inquiry as a result of new information from additional players that was reported after the initial inquiry by the Orange Empire Conference.
Pending the investigation, Pop Warner said it had suspended Crawford and Galentine, who had been an assistant coach with the Red Cobras in 2011. Bowman, who was not coaching this year, was not suspended.
Zanelli said there were bounty payments, according to the Register. The newspaper reported on Oct. 19 that Zanelli had provided Pop Warner investigators with two videos of an Oct. 29, 2011, playoff game between Tustin and Yorba Linda.
The newspaper said one video made by a team videographer was missing some defensive plays. It said the other video, which Zanelli said was provided to him by a parent, included the missing plays and two "big hits" by Tustin players – which Zanelli said resulted in bounty rewards.
Pop Warner did its own investigation and interviews via a California attorney and a Pop Warner administrator from outside the conference. The decision was rendered by the Pop Warner national office, which is based in Langhorne, Pa.
Pop Warner, which has about 290,000 youth football participants nationwide, began this season with a push for player safety that included new restrictions on full contact in practice and increased emphasis on concussion awareness. But this season brought the bounty issue as well as the suspensions of two coaches in Massachusetts after a game that left five members of the losing team with concussions.
After a hearing on Oct. 18, the Central Massachusetts Pop Warner league suspended the two coaches for the rest of the season and put them on probation for 2013. Both team presidents also were put on probation through 2013.
The penalties followed a Sept. 15 game in which Southbridge beat Tantasqua 52-0. Butler said the game violated a Pop Warner rule that a team must have 16 available players to continue playing. He said Tantasqua started with 17. Five went out with concussions. "They had three go out with injuries halfway through the first quarter, so the game should have stopped right then," said Butler.
Pop Warner has begun its regional playoffs in five age/weight divisions. Sixty-four teams (32 in Division I and 32 in Division II) will qualify for trips to the Pop Warner Championships set for Dec. 1-8 in Lake Buena Vista, Fla., at ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex.
In the Midget division (ages 12-14, 105-170 pounds), the Pop Warner Super Bowl will be played on Dec. 8 and aired later on ESPN.
During the 2011 season, the Tustin Red Cobras went 13-1 in the Junior Pee Wee division. They made it to the championships in Florida before losing in the national semifinals to the Beacon House Falcons of Washington, D.C.


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4. KSUBI Alberceque cut-off denim shorts
5. Frye Philip Harness Short Boot
Hip Hop
1. Topshop Gold Metallic Leggings
2. Levi's Vintage Clothing Shrunken Trucker Jacket
3. SW Global Sunglasses Celebrity Fashion Sunglasses
5. LnA white cotton oversized thrashed t-shirt
Eclectic Boho
1. dELiA*s Quinn Neon Crochet Short Sleeve
2.RUNWAYDREAMZ Olivia Ethnic Printed Panel Studded Shorts
3. Rebecca Minkoff Fringe Hobo
4. Chan Luu Silver beaded bone and agate necklace
5. Miu Miu turquoise patent leather jute detail sandals
2. Ancient Greek Sandals Melpomeni braided leather sandals
3. Ralph Lauren Black Label Fine-ribbed maxi skirt
4. Topshop Leather Scallop Cross Body Bag
1. Miu Miu Cat eye-frame glitter acetate and metal sunglasses
2. Miss Selfridge Black Tank Bodysuit
3. Modcloth And the Hare Necklace
4. Tripp NYC:The Split Leg Short in Black and White
5. Dr. Martens Cath 7-Tie Pixie Boot
–Brie Hiramine
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in front of Wat Suthat, Bamrung Mueang Road, Sao Chingcha, Phra Nakhon, Bangkok
Visit one of Bangkok's most-remembered religious structures The Giant Swing, the world's most legendary one of its kind, which sets surrounded by Wat Suthat, Bangkok City Hall and The Brahman Temple. This 21-meter, maroon-colored swing is a Brahman religious structure built in circa 1784 from teakwood. In the old days, it was used as part of Tri Yampawai, a Brahman rite of which priests swing themselves in order to pay homage to Shiva God to celebrate his annual visit to the earth. The rite was cancelled in 1935, during the reign of King Rama VII, as there were a number of unexpected accidents while conducting the rite. The Giant Swing has received several refurbishments and reconstructions; the current Giant Swing was built in 2006 with teakwood from Phrae province.
Nearby Attractions: Wat Suthat, Democracy Monument, Golden Mountain