New Year's Eve

There is not Thanksgiving in Egypt It is an American and Canadian holiday

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It was a poem created by famed Scottish poet Robert Burns and it was written in Scots and it was later put to a traditional folk melody.

The time Lloyds TSB Bank closes on New Year's Eve may vary based on branch. Customers can contact the desired branch to confirm hours of operation.

i believe 18 on direct TV

it all depends on what cable or dish company that you have

Most countries celebrate the new year in some manner. It may not be a legal holiday, but I have no knowledge of and cannot find a major country who does not celebrate or at least recognize the new year.

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i think the luckies color to wear in 2011 is green or orange, im not sure but that what i heard from the Chinese community..

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For luck. Each sweet grape you eat will be a good month and each sour one will be a bad month. You have to start at 12 am and end before 12:01 am, in Spain they go with the chimes of a certain clock but it's important to finish on time. I believe you are supposed to eat green ones and you can make a wish with each one you eat.

Hinduism is often described as a religion of fasts, feasts and festivals.

Here's a date-wise list of Hindu festivals, including cultural and religious occasions for 2011 (Saka Era: 1932-33 / Vikram Era: 2067-68).

January

•Lohri: Thursday, 13-01-2011

•Makarsankranti / Pongal: Friday / Saturday, 14/15-01-2011

•Uttarayan & Kite Festival: Friday, 14-01-2011

•Thiruvalluvar Day: Sunday, 16-01-2011

•Thaipusam: Thursday, 20-01-2011

February

•Vasant Panchami / Saraswati Puja: Tuesday, 08-02-2011

•Ratha Saptami: Thursday, 10-02-2011

March

•Maha Shivaratri: Wednesday, 02-03-2011

•Holi: Sunday, 20-03-2011

April

•Telugu New Year/ Ugadi / Gudi Padwa/ Cheti Chand: Monday, 04-04-2011

•Hindi New Year (Saka Era 1933): Monday, 04-04-2011

•Ramayana Week: Monday, 04-04-2011 to Tuesday, 12-04-2011

•Ramanavami: Tuesday, 12-04-2011

•Tamil New Year: Thursday, 14-04-2011

•Baisakhi / Vishu: Thursday, 14-04-2011

•Bengali New Year / Bohag Bihu: Friday, 15-04-2011

•Hanuman Jayanti: Sunday/Monday, 17/18-04-2011

May

•Akshaya Tritiya / Akhateej: Friday, 06-05-2011

•Buddha Purnima / Vaisakhi Purnima: Tuesday, 17-05-2011

June

•Ganga Dashami / Ganga Dussehra: Saturday, 11-06-2011

•Vat Purnima: Wednesday, 15-06-2011

July

•Rath Yatra: Sunday, 03-07-2011

•Guru Purnima / Asadha Purnima: Friday, 15-07-2011

August

•Nag Panchami: Saturday, 04-08-2011

•India's Independence Day: Monday, 15-08-2011

•Raksha-Bandhan: Saturday, 13-08-2011

•Krishna Janmashtami: Monday, 22-08-2011

September

•Ganesh/Vinayak Chaturthi: Thursday, 01-09-2011

•Shikshak Divas / Teacher's Day: Monday, 05-09-2011

•Onam: Thursday/Friday, 08/09-09-2011

•Vishwakarma Puja: Saturday, 17-09-2011

•Pitri-Paksha: Tuesday, 13-09-2011 to Tuesday, 27-09-2011

•Mahalaya: Tuesday, 27-09-2011

•Navaratri begins: Wednesday, 28-09-2011

October

•Gandhi Jayanti: Sunday, 02-10-2011

•Durga Puja begins (Maha Saptami): Monday, 03-10-2011

•Durga Puja (Maha Ashtami): Tuesday, 04-10-2011

•Durga Puja (Maha Navami): Wednesday, 05-10-2011

•Navaratri ends: Wednesday, 05-10-2011

•Vijaya Dashami/Dusshera: Thursday, 06-10-2011

•Lakshmi Puja / Kojagari Purnima / Sharad Purnima: Tuesday, 11-10-2011

•Valmiki Jayanti: Tuesday, 11-10-2011

•Karwa Chauth: Saturday, 15-10-2011

•Dhanteras / Dhantrayodashi: Monday, 24-10-2011

•Chhoti Diwali: Tuesday, 25-10-2011

•Diwali / Deepavali: Wednesday, 26-10-2011

•Vikram New Year 2068 / Gujarati New Year: Thursday, 27-10-2011

•Skanda Sashti: Thursday, 27-10-2011 to Tuesday, 01-11-2011

•Bhai Dooj / Bhai Phota / Bhav-Bij: Friday, 28-10-2011

November

•Chhat Puja: Tuesday/Wednesday, 01/02-11-2011

•Tulsi Vivah: Sunday, 06-11-2011

•Guru Nanak Jayanti: Monday, 21-11-2011

December

•Gita Jayanti: Tuesday, 06-12-2011

While the American dishes which are served on News Years Eve should be regarded as regional (North vs. South), some common dishes include: Black-Eyed Peas and Greens (a sign of good luck in American culture), Cornbread (as it resembles the color of gold, this food is seen to ensure extra luck), and alcohol of all kinds.

Social Security office, in many countries, will have put up a notice giving openning hours over the Christmas / new year break by no later than 2 weeks before the break

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On New Years eve you party until 12:00 and when 12:00 comes you watch the ball drop and scream happy New Year

They can play and wake until midnight to change the calenders!

Kiribati or New Zealand. There's a debate happening on which is the 'first' to see the New Year. Last to see is either American Samoa or Christmas Island.

I think people shoot on new years eve because they think they have the ability to harm others for their wrong doing throughout the year

Samoa not New Zealand previous answer

That would be Fiji and New Zealand, both two hours ahead of Australia's east coast.

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Presumably you're talking about the one in New York. The ball is atop One Times Square (also known as 1475 Broadway), which is mostly empty and used primarily for advertising space (the floors are short by modern standards, and renovating the building to make the space attractive to tenants would be expensive... but it does sit in a prominent location in Times Square, one of the busiest places in the world).

By two Roman Consuls in the year 153 BC.

The Gregorian calendar, which is widely in use throughout the western world today, was initially decreed by Pope Gregory XIII in 1582. January 1 was declared as the first day of the new year on 1 January 1622.

the royal mail deliver as normal on new years eve