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References

References


Former Yasothon City Rocket Festival Museum.

1. Kammerer, Cornelia Ann and Tannenbaum, Nicola (1996). MERIT AND BLESSING: In Mainland Southeast Asian Comparative Perspective.. New Haven (Connecticut): Yale University.: Southeast Asia Studies (Monograph 45).. ISBN

2. The Nation (Thailand), 05-10-1999

3. Sethaputra, So (1965). New Model Thai-English Dictionary. Bangkok, Thailand: So Sethaputra Press. ISBN 9-7493-5098-7.

4. Tossa, Wajuppa (1990). Phādāēng Nāng Ai: a translation of a Thai-Isan folk epic in verse. Includes bibliographical references. London and Toronto: Bucknell University Press.

5. Diller, Anthony. Review of: Wajuppa Tossa, Phadaeng Nang Ai

6. On-line Royal Institute Dictionary

7. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rocket_Festival"

Summarizing

Summary

A Rocket Festival or Prapheni Bun Bang Fai is a merit-making ceremony practiced throughout much of northeast Thailand and Laos.The centuries old rocket festival tradition today as it may be significant to the history of rocketry in the East."Bun Bang Fai" more elaborate than highly promoted Yasothon's. However, even villages may have themed floats conveying government messages.Since the March 1, 1972, separation of Yasothon from Ubon Ratchathani Province, with its world-famous Candle Festival.Raw features all-night performances of which continue intermittently into the wee hours of Monday.The principle theme of any Hae Bangfai is the Nang Ai Phadaeng legend so many floats.Festivities also include cross-dressing, both cross-sex and cross-generational, and great quantities of alcohol.Jaruat is the proper term for rockets used as missiles or weapons, but Bang Fai skyrockets are gigantic black-powder bottle rockets.Nang Ai , in full, Nang Ai Kham is queen of the pageant and Phadaeng is her champion.

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Simple sentences

1) On the third day in completive firings of home-made rockets.

2) These festivals are presumed to have evolved from pre-Buddhist fertility rites held to celebrate and encourage the coming of the rains.

3) It is not so likely for the villages to stage "Bun Bang Fai" more elaborate than highly promoted Yasothon's.

4) The latter boasting the largest and most elaborate of these festivals.

5) The festivals typically begin at the beginning of the Rainy Season, in the sixth or seventh lunar months.


Complex sentences.

1) A Rocket Festival or Prapheni Bun Bang Fai ,(Lao: Bun Bang Fai') is a merit-making ceremony traditionally practiced throughout much of northeast Thailand and Laos.

2) Scholars study the centuries old rocket festival tradition today as it may be significant to the history of rocketry in the East.

3) From before the 9th Century discovery of black powder. It may also be said that Lao culture is not lacking in earthy.

4) Today, it is not so likely for the villages to stage "Bun Bang Fai" more elaborate than highly promoted Yasothon's.

5) Perhaps the most popular beverage, both because it is cheaper than beer and has a higher, 40-percent alcohol content.


Compound Sentences

1) A Rocket Festival or Prapheni Bun Bang Fai ,(Lao: Bun Bang Fai') is a merit-making ceremony traditionally practiced throughout much of northeast Thailand and Laos, by numerous villages and municipalities near the beginning of the rainy season.

2) Lao-Isan Klong Yao (Thai: Klong Yao, long drum), and an electric guitar, powered by an inverter and car batteries in a handcart that also mounts loudspeakers.

3) Bangfai Ko are richly decorated rockets mounted on traditional but highly decorated oxcarts, or modern floats.

4) 40-percent alcohol content, is a neutral grain spirit called Sura (Thai: Sura), but more generally known as Lao Whiskey.

5) Sweet-flavored sato may be as little as seven-percent alcohol, but it packs a surprising punch.