This year’s presidential appearance and presentation were focused on the poor economic situation and overcoming the crisis.
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Showing posts with label New Year's Day. Show all posts
Showing posts with label New Year's Day. Show all posts
Monday, January 2, 2012
New Year’s 2012 Speech by US President Barack Obama
Traditionally the US President gives a New Year’s speech in his Weekly Address to the Nation.
Friday, December 30, 2011
Celebrating New Years’ Eve in the USA
Just
like in the most of the World January 1st marks the beginning of a new
year in the USA. The New Year’s Eve’s celebration is the biggest and a truly world-wide party with its climax at the NewYear’s midnight, which like a web interconnects party goers all over the planet
and moves around the globe following the time zones.
Majority
of people get together with friends and families to celebrate the event.
They either stay home and have private parties or go out to bars,
restaurant, theaters or places where they will be able to welcome the New Year
in spectacular and scenic surroundings and where they can watch the traditional fireworks shows.
Wednesday, December 28, 2011
The Word Eve in American English
Do
you know what the word eve means? Have
you speculated about it? Did you check
into it?
We
all know about Christmas Eve and New Year’s Eve. Some of us know that Halloween is the eve of
All Saints’ Day. But what does the word
stand for exactly? Does it carry the
meaning “the day before” as it may imply?
Or maybe it denotes something else?
Monday, December 26, 2011
Why Christmas and New Year’s Are Exactly One Week Apart not Only in the USA?
Have
you ever thought why these two major holidays Christmas Eve and New Year’s Eve
and obviously Christmas and New Year’s are exactly one week apart?
It
may be just a pure coincidence but maybe not.
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