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Yedo:
Thankyou LORD JESUS for making it possible for me to see 2015.
HAPPY NEW YEAR

Lilimax:
whao! 2015 shall ve great for all of us

naptu2:
♪Should auld acquaintance be forgot,
and never brought to mind ?
Should auld acquaintance be forgot,
for the sake of auld lang syne?


For auld lang syne, my dear,
for auld lang syne,
we’ll tak a cup o’ kindness yet,
for the sake of auld lang syne.♬

Goodbye 2014


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rId95N2teUc

[size=14pt]New Year's Eve: Australia ushers in 2015 with fireworks around the country[/size]

Updated Thu 1 Jan 2015, 1:17 AM AEDT

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Australia has celebrated the new year with millions of people flocking to fireworks displays around the country.

Organisers of Sydney's spectacular event were expecting to break crowd records with more than 1.6 million people watching New Year's Eve fireworks display on the city's harbour.

The main event at midnight was a sea of colours with silver umbrellas with crackling centres and gold palms with tips.

The atmosphere across the city was described as electric.

Earlier in the night, an eight-minute family fireworks display was launched from four barges in the harbour.

The Sydney fireworks cost more than $7 million. The event was telecast around the world with more than a billion people watching the city welcome 2015.

Tens of thousands of people turned out to events in other capital cities across Australia.

In Melbourne, thousands of people watched early fireworks near the Melbourne Cricket Ground before the main midnight display.

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People gather to watch the 9:30pm New Year's Eve family fireworks near the MCG.

With more than 500,000 in the city, people's attention turned to Docklands and along the Yarra River for midnight fireworks.

The city had 21 fireworks launch points spread across six square kilometres.

In Adelaide, a crowd of about 35,000 people gathered in the city's Elder Park to watch early fireworks from the new River Torrens footbridge.

Brisbane's celebrations had been 12 months in the planning with 30,000 fireworks wired across three riversides and two city rooftops.

Organisers were expecting more than 80,000 people to flock to the city's Southbank parklands for the evening.

In Darwin, celebrations had a jungle theme.

Free public transport and extra buses and trains were put on in most major cities to get revellers safely home.

Ipledge:
i should go to time square later in the day

uzeba:
"I have decided not to focus on my past again so, If I owe you
money I am sorry" ‪#‎ forget‬it#

"The President means well for this country, and is working well for this country." -IBB during President Jonathan's visit to Minna today

"And anybody who means well for this country should support President Jonathan, to make Nigeria survive as a united country"