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Valentine! Valentine! Won’t You be Mine

by gibbcrompton in Holidays, February 13, 2012
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How St. Valentines Day evolved from ancient Romans. With the added poem Valentine! Valentine! Won’t You Be Mine. Done in remembrance of Whitney Houston who will be sadly missed. Her music to me are meaningful strong lyrics about Love. R.I.P Whitney Houston.

Kolam – an Indian Art..

by jayashree s kumar in Ethnicity, February 12, 2012
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This is about kolam, an Indian art form of drawing designs with rice flour. It is also known as Rangoli. This article is specially meant for those who have not heard about this form of art.

Chinese New Year: Wet, Noisy and Raw

by Da Wei in Holidays, January 22, 2012
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Chinese New Year, the biggest holiday in China’s Lunar calendar is about to take off. Thought I’d share one or one or two insights.

2012 a New Years Resolution

by gibbcrompton in Holidays, January 17, 2012
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A Poem How people can treat other people.

New Year and Our Environment: We Overdid The Firecrackers

by Suni51 in Holidays, January 1, 2012
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I hear that a number of people have been injured or died due to overuse of firecrackers while celebrating New Year functions. This is no good for our environment as well.

Times Square Ball

by tonyleather in Holidays, December 31, 2011
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The Times Square Ball drop is viewed every New Year’s Eve by millions globally, but few realize just how much that ball has changed since the party started in 1907.

Justin Beiber Gay

by tonyleather in Holidays, December 31, 2011
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The question that you need to ask is whether or not it matters to you, unless of course you happen to be a female fan.

Cashmere for Christmas: Gifts for Mum

by Harold Smith in Activism, December 27, 2011
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Every year the big gift giving debacle comes to rest on the shoulders of determined shoppers somewhere around November 1st. By about November 15th…

Brand New Seasons Event Get-togethers with The Budget Minded

by isharewithall in Holidays, December 23, 2011
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Traditionally celebrated on December 31st, New Year’s Eve is the last day of the Western calendar and marks a momentous occasion as people around the world bring in the New Year. Celebrated in a different manner than New Year’s Day, New Years Eve can be marked as a special event in different ways.

Curious Christmas

by tonyleather in Holidays, December 18, 2011
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We all know, or think we know about our traditional Christmas holiday, but for some, celebrations start much earlier, or much later, and are by no means the same as our own.

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