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It commemorates Abraham Lincoln's birthday (February 12) and George Washington's birthday (February 22). combined in 1971 is held in a single day or on the 3rd Monday of February

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what was it called at the beginning?

it was born as an anniversary of life and successes and at the beginning it was called Washington's birthday

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The Hollywood Walk Of Fame, or the "walk of Hollywood celebrities"The history of the Walk Of Fame begins in the fifties, when the Hollywood Chamber of Commerce had the idea of ​​offering a tribute to artists who have distinguished themselves for important contribution to the entertainment industry Actress Joanne Woodward is the first to receive a dedicated star, in 1960 today the Walk Of Fame has 2,700 stars

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The Ball Drop is celebrated on the night between December 31st and January 1st. The celebration with the ball has been taking place since 1907 in a sort of square between Broadway, Seventh Avenue, and Times Square. Until 1903, it was called Longacre and it wasn't very significant. It began when the New York Times building was inaugurated. The editor, Alfred Ochs, renamed the area in honor of the newspaper.

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For the first three years (1903-1906), it was celebrated with simple fireworks. However, then the relevant authorities banned fireworks. So in 1907, Ochs had to come up with something new. Then was born the idea of a lighted ball at the top of the building. At first, the ball was lowered the last 10 seconds to the bottom of the pole. Since then, the ball has appeared every year (except for 1942 and 1943 due to the electricity deprivation caused by World War II).

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Originally, the ball was very heavy (about 300 kg). So in 1920, it was replaced with a lighter one weighing about 180 kg. Then it was replaced again until it weighed 68 kg. In the 1980s, it was modified to look like an apple (referring to New York's nickname, "The Big Apple" from the marketing campaign "I Love New York"). The New Year's Eve of 2000 brought the new crystal sphere and the fully computerized device (now it would drop on its own through the use of a synchronized electric winch with the time signal from the National Institute of Standards and Technology. The first descent with the new system was not without problems, an error caused the ball to stop for a brief moment halfway down).The 2007 Centennial Ball Drop saw the replacement of traditional bulbs with new LED lights, as many as 672 modules capable of emitting 16 million color shades.

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New Yorkers welcome 2022 with Times Square ball drop

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What do we know about Area 51?

Area 51 refers to a map location and is the popular name for a United States Air Force base. It is at Groom Lake, a dry lake bed in the Nevada Desert, 85 miles (135km) north of Las Vegas.

What goes on inside is extremely secret. Members of the public are kept away by warning signs, electronic surveillance and armed guards.

According to the US military, it represents "a flexible, realistic and multidimensional battle-space to conduct testing tactics development, and advanced training".

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Why was it built?

Area 51 was created during the Cold War between the US and the Soviet Union as a testing and development facility for aircraft, including the U-2 and SR-71 Blackbird reconnaissance planes.

Although it opened in 1955, its existence was only officially acknowledged by the CIA in August 2013.

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Are there aliens and flying saucers at Area 51?

The secrecy surrounding Area 51 has helped fuel many conspiracy theories.

Most famous is the claim that the site hosts an alien spacecraft and the bodies of its pilots, after they crashed at Roswell, New Mexico, in 1947. The US government says there were no aliens and the crashed craft was a weather balloon.

Others claim to have seen UFOs above or near the site, while some say they have been abducted by aliens, and even experimented on, before being returned to Earth.

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What happens if people 'storm' Area 51

Warning signs around Area 51 make it clear that no trespassers will be tolerated.

The USAF warned that Area 51 "is an open training range for the US Air Force, and we would discourage anyone from trying to come into the area where we train American armed forces".

It added: "The US Air Force always stands ready to protect America and its assets."

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Are aliens real? | Area 51: UFO's Declassified | National Geographic

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how do you celebrate?

Pupils are taught the history of presidents the days before the holiday

The museums organize days dedicated to children

The sales season often begins for many shops

The ceremony varies from place to place, some lasting a whole month

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St Patrick's day is celebrated every year on the 17th March in the UK, Ireland, and in the USA.

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Donut day is celebrated every year on the first Friday in June (2/06/2023)

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It's celebrated all around the USA and some other states Luke the UK and Australia

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The Salvation Army created National Donut Day in 1938 to honour the women who served doughnuts to soldiers in World War I

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-On this day everyone eat donuts
-Some shops create new types of donuts
-A lot of people do the "Donut Hopping": they grab some friends and 'hop all around' to the local shops and try new donuts

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-"Entenmann's" is the largest donut-maker in the US. It products more than 40 million boxes a year
-Before the donut became ring-shaped, people found that the middle of the dough ball was often undercooked. Some cooks solved the problem by stuffing the dough ball with nuts. So they came to be called "dough-nuts"

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George Fest has been held in Florida since 1902

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actor Gene Autry is the only one who has a star for all five categories. Photographer George Eastman is the only one to boast two stars in the same category (cinema). For Charlie Chaplin, on the other hand, two votes were needed to dedicate the recognition to him: the first time he was denied due to legal disputes. Among the stars, there are not only real people, but also imaginary ones! In 1978, on the occasion of the 50th anniversary, Mickey Mouse received a star: he was the first in a long line of famous animated characters.

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Mickey Mouse for its 50th anniversary and was the first in a long line of animated characters

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a movie camera, a television, a gramophone, a microphone, tragedy and comedy masks are the 5 award categories of the walk of fame

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a movie camera, a television, a gramophone, a microphone, tragedy and comedy masks are the 5 award categories of the walk of fame

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https://youtu.be/3X-K0qgwpPo

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Giancarlo Giannini approda sulla "Walk of fame" di Hollywood - Oggi è un altro giorno 07/03/2023

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The day commemorates Saint Patrick and the arrival of Christianity in Ireland. It celebrates the Irish culture and folklore, too.

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St. Patrick was born in Roman Britain in the 5th century.
He was kidnapped and brought to Ireland as a slave at 16. He escaped, but then he returned to Ireland to bring Christianity, because he was a priest. He died on 17th March after suffering a lot.

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St Patrick's day is known all over the world thanks to its symbols, like shamrocks, green beer, Leprechauns, pots of gold, harps and horseshoe

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There are loads of traditional food. The most important is corned beef and cabbage. Every family cooks it on St. Patrick's day.
There are also Shamrock Shake, that is literally a smoothie of shamrocks, soda bread, Shepherd's pie and green beer.

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This day is particulary special  to Chicagoans, because the city has an high Irish heritage.
The most important event is the "Chicago River Dyeing". The river is dyed with an enviroment-friendly dye that doesn't damage nature. There are also many river cruises. They're very popular.

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There is a big parade in Chicago, where people wear green outfits or kilts.
There's the Shannon Rovers Irish Pipe band who leads the 3 hours procession. There arre also dancers, little marching bands and bagpipers.

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There is one tradition that is one of the most famous in the world. "IF YOU ARE NOT WEARING GREEN, YOU GET PINCH".
Another curious thing is that is believed that St. Patrick got rid by some snakes, while he was a slave in Ireland