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This is song represents me because I do change the game in basketball. Once I go off nothing can't stop me. I actually went to Lonzo Ball's basketball camp and met him and his brother Liangelo. A lot of people are doubting me. I just love the game of basketball. My life is Basketball.

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Last Year 2019 was a not a good year for me. Had bad grades for my freshman year. That's a bad start to start off high school. Played basketball for a park my team went 11-0 during the season. We made the championship but did not win it. Had to move away from my friends and moved up here. My Bestfriend past away from cancer. 2019 was probably my worst year of my life. For 2020 I have been successful so far when it comes to school  and basketball. Basketball I've gotten way better at it. School I am more focused on my work. My goal for 2020 is to be Successful and to keep chasing my Dreams.

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Auld Lang Syne  - Original Scottish with English Translation

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A Video related to New Year's

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The parts in the song that are closely associated to the New Year's Festival are the first chorus and verse. The Song is in Scots language. Its translated in into English, which is known as "Old Long Since" It is about recalling adventures with Old friends. It was first wrote in 1788. Royal Canadians played the song as it hit the New Year in 1929 December 31st and went on for 30 years.

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Many people will eat for luck they plan to eat special foods that, by tradition, are supposed to bring them good luck. Throughout history, people have eaten certain foods on New Year's Day, hoping to gain riches, love, or other kinds of good fortune during the rest of the year.

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Pork, Beans, Cake, Fish, Pomegranates, noodles and rice. Those are the kinds of foods are eaten on New Year's and its good luck If you them. In the United States we usually pop open a champagne bottle. We eat Pie on New Year's.

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Muslims have their own calendar it is based on the cycle of the moon.  Islamic New Year moves eleven days backwards through the seasons each year. Muharram is the first month of the Muslim year its first day is celebrated as New Year’s Day.

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They keep out evil spirits. Japanese people laugh when it hits the New Year it gives them good luck. ringing of the bell 108 times is done to free the year form evil. Hatsu-dori is the year's first cockcrow, Hatsu-mode the year's first shrine or temple visit, goyohajime the year's first day of business.

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They eat 12 grapes once it hits 12. It gives them good luck for the next 12 months. Sometimes they drink wine to wash down the grapes.

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Its almost the same around the world there are Firework shows, popping open a champagne bottle, and culture dances.

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Every New Year's Eve thousands of people are crowding the streets of New York and millions watch are watching. To see the sparkling Waterford Crystal Ball. It has 2,688 sparkling triangles. It weighs 11,875 pounds. 12 feet in diameter. At 11:59, the ball begins to descent.

History & Traditions
New Year's is one of the oldest holidays celebrated. Many cultures used the sun and moon cycle to decide the “first” day of the year. It wasn’t until Julius Caesar implemented the Julian calendar that January 1st became the common day for the celebration. On this holiday champagne, feasting, confetti, noise makers, and other methods of merriment Fireworks, parades, concerts are involved on this day.

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The Rome celebrated the first New Year's on January 1st of 153 B.C. The Solar-based calendar was introduced by Julius Caesar. January 1st became the consistently observed start of the new year.