Culture Buzz Vimeo user Hey_Rabbit filmed this compilation on her Canon Powershot from January 2011 to January 2012. My new, and relatively late New Years resolution is to do this starting in 2013.
Culture Buzz When you break down the numbers and find that 88% of New Year's resolutions end in failure, it's hard to not be discouraged. But darnit this year will be different… won't it? (via visual.ly)
Culture Buzz This year you need to remember that resolutions are meant to be carried through, no matter how absurd they seem now.
Science Buzz Here's a nifty explanation to keep in mind before you experience your first hangover of 2012.
Culture Buzz It could happen to you! It starts off with a glass of champagne and it ends with a gross slobber all over your face. Don’t let yourself be a victim this New Year's Eve.
http://moninavelarde.com/newyears/
Having a hard time coming up with a resolution for 2010? Let the Internet make your life choices for you!
A note submitted to the Fox News ticker from a New Year's Eve reveler and slipped by the censors — whoops!
Culture Buzz Be careful, everyone — January 1st is the deadliest day of the year for pedestrians (because they are drunk and get hit by cars). So strap on a walking helmet, exchange your champagne for yellow seltzer, and rent a pony.
Impress your friends tonight by making little chairs out of your leftover Champagne cork holder twisty things. Not that DIY crafts are on top of your mind at 12:01am on New Years, but hey, you never know what might get you an extra kiss.
Science Buzz To compensate for irregularities in the Earth's orbit, New Year's Eve 2008 will last one second longer than usual. The extra second comes at 23:59:60 Coordinated Universal Time, or 6:59:60 EST. One second is plenty long enough to change your life, so do something rash!
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In honor of New Years, with thanks to Metafilter, we present a super special list of things that are dropped on New Years Eve (aside from the world famous Times Square ball). Basically, New Years gives you the freedom to drop anything — from giant conch shells to your pants.