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Just to add: the most common causes of death in the 24th Century would appear to be:
1) Wearing a red shirt.
2) Death by exploding workstation.
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This was an awesome year(2014) with code project. I learned lot of things here and try to share my best here.
Happy New Year to all CP. Have a great year.
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Happy new year Sandeep. 
Yes, even for me, CodeProject is so special.
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Thanks Tadit sir, same to you (once again)
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Cool. "Sir" makes me feel older.  
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It is so nice to be a part of CodeProject Community....So far, I learned many things here and it helped me to become better professional.
I would like to thank all contributors and learners here.
Wish you all very healthy and cheerful NEW YEAR 2015.
Warm Regards,
-Snesh
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Thanks Sandeep and same to you (once again) 
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Sure Suraj Thanks....Enjoy 
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Happy new year Mam.
You articles are amazing, keep writing. CodeProject is so special for all of us.
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Dear Tadit...Thanks ...Wish you new heights of success in New Year 2015. Have a healthy and adventurous year ahead
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Many thanks mam.
I wish the same to you.
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Most welcome
modified 1-Jan-15 3:59am.
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I'd like to make a small survey.
Who's watching A Dinner for One[^] for New Years?
I don't necessarily mean yourself personally, but is it a tradition in your country?
I know for sure it's a common tradition at least in Sweden, Germany and Switzerland, but where else?
Oh, and a Happy New Year for all!
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I will now
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Not a tradition here, and not even broadcast to the best of my knowledge, despite the royal family being Germans...
Personally, I have seen it before, and don't find it that funny - I can't see why anyone would want to watch it every year (but there is no accounting for tastes, and I'm sure we have as many traditions that would look bizarre in other countries).
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I believe it helps that everyone is being drunk at 10 PM New years eve and knowing it by heart.
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I think we're having dinner for 12, so I will too busy and probably too pished to focus on the bottle let alone a tv.
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Our hostess just screamed "Oysters!" from the kitchen then ran out of the front door. I think it will be a good New Year celebration. 
veni bibi saltavi
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Nagy Vilmos wrote: Our hostess just screamed "Oysters!" from the kitchen then ran out of the front door
Because they started to work?
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Last time we were here for New Year. 4 dozen oysters entered the kitchen to be opened for the started. By the time I finished opening them and checking the few that looked dodgy only about two dozen remained. No idea what happened to them. 
veni bibi saltavi
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We don't do it here in the states...we don't want to offend anyone.
And we've lost our sense of humor.
New version: WinHeist Version 2.1.0
There's a fine line between crazy and free spirited and it's usually a prescription.
I'm currently unsupervised, I know it freaks me out too but the possibilities are endless.
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That is "Boldog Uj Évet Kivanok!" or "Happy New Year" in Hungarian. As the phrase is too bloody long and far too hard to say even sober, all but every Magyar will shout "BUÉK!" at the given hour.
So will I as an adopted Hungarian.
veni bibi saltavi
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