New Year's Eve

You say "Happy new year!", or just in shorter versions, "You too"

THOUSAND YEAR EVE by Angelo Rodriguez Lacuesta ... She was 68 years old, about five feet tall, with graying hair, and had worn a dress with blue flowers on the day she disappeared.

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Australia gets the New Year first, then the UK

Of course, especially if you won't see the person on the 1st. People say Happy New from Dec. 31st through January 6th depending on when you get to see folks.

'Happy New Year' in Bulgarian is "Честита Нова Година" (pronounced "Chestita Nova Godina"). This phrase is commonly used to wish others well as the new year begins. In Bulgaria, New Year’s celebrations often include various traditions and festivities to welcome the upcoming year.

Then congratulations, you're wearing rainbow underwear on New Years Eve.

*Applause*.

Different areas of the world have different foods that are traditional to eat on New Year's Day. It's a superstitious belief that eating these foods on that day will bring on a good year. Black-eyed peas are another such tradition for New Year's Day.

After consulting some dictionaries, blogs and my own common sense, I come to the following. A resolution is a determination (or resolve) one makes to do an act. Whereas, a promise is primarily a vow one makes do an act. In other words, every promise is a resolution, but, every resolution is not a promise.

You cannot go back on promise, because it is like a contract you make with yourself or other people (parties, they call in law). However, a resolution may be broken. For instance, you can say that you were so moved by emotions at that time and so now you break your resolve or determination. But, if you make a promise then, boy you're bound to it.

Yes. Members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (the "Mormon" church) celebrate all National and Christian holidays, including New Years. Often, Mormon congregations will host New Years parties to give their members and friends a safe place to celebrate.

yes it does serve alchohol

I don't think so because I placed in order and it still hasent came

no there close because it's a holiday to them they don't need the extra money

New Year's Day (January 1) in 2011 falls on a Saturday. The rules of the applicable exchanges state that when a holiday falls on a Saturday, we observe the preceding Friday unless the Friday is the end of a monthly or yearly accounting period.

In this case, Friday, December 31, 2010, is the end of both a monthly and yearly accounting period; therefore the exchanges will be open that day and the following Monday.

each year first inhabited place on Earth to experience the New Year is kiritimati or Christmas island. utc+14 it is world's farthest forward time zone.

it is a pacific ocean atoll in the northern line islands and part of the republic of kiribati.

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It depends on where you are located. In many places, fireworks displays are a common tradition to celebrate the new year. Check with your local authorities or browse event listings to see if there are any scheduled displays in your area. Remember to follow safety guidelines if you plan to set off your own fireworks.

"feliz año nuevo a ti tambien"

Yes, it is open. According to the NYSE Calendar, New Year's Eve is not an official holiday.

At this moment Santa is in Canada.

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People in England celebrate the New Year with fireworks and parties similar to celebrations in America. They also have a tradition where a dark haired man is supposed to bring coal, salt, and bread into the home to ensure a healthy and wealthy new year.

because its the start of a new year