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I also want to know more about my body, what helps it and what hurts it the most. That also goes with why I want to know more about food, and I want to make gains towards my health goal. I'm going to make strides towards eating better and have a healthy workout routine. My brother has also encouraged me to have goals like health and fitness.

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I want to do more to help out my future career, so I want to learn more about food and how it's prepared. That's why I want to cook more often and learn all I can about what foods I like to make

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Austria and Germany both share the same food that they eat during the new year celebration, Marzipanschwein or Glücksschwein (pork)

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Spain has a large selection of foods for the holidays, such as boiled cod, lentils, pomegranates, cornbread, and rice cake soup.

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Japans traditions for new year's are a bit peculiar because as soon as the clock hits 12:00 Buddhist Temples rings their bells 108 times.

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Brazil likes to celebrate New Year's by the beach, where they give offerings to  Iemanjá, the “Goddess of the Sea” and the “Mother of Waters” they do this for good luck all year.

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France has a place just like Times Square, its called
The Champs-Elysées There you can get a good look at the Eiffel tower and you can see all the fireworks as the clock hits 12:00.

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Families celebrate together at home or the have a celebration together. They would usually drink and have a new year's feast or they can play games with each other and watch the ball drop on TV.

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Time Square is the place to be or to watch during new year's because at times square you get to see the ball drop and see all the fireworks that shoot out when the clock hits midnight.

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All around the world every culture has their own new year's day celebration.

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Romans had their own calendar that only had 10 months on it and they had their new years on march first before there was even a January on the calendar.

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The first ever new year celebration was in 2000 B.C. around the time of  vernal equinox only certain dates around that time led to ancient civilizations being the first to celebrate this holiday.