Effects of celebration?
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I do not know which specific celebration you are talking about but my guess for all of them would be that..\na) home= it sets a mood for good will and happiness which is then reflected outside the home.\nb)Individual= gives feeling of happiness and oneness with that which is being celebrated. \nc)religion= unites people of the same faith to share in the happiness and reverence of that which is being celebrated.\nd)family= it gives feeling of happiness and pride to share traditions and pulls the unit closer together as they re evaluate that which is important to them.\n\nnotice this could be any celebration....Christmas, Ramadan, Hanukkah, Kwanzaa, etc.
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You mean the effects a group has being "for" or "against" an organization or individual effectiveness?\n\nThe are many impacts:\nSocial, economical, political, physical injury, mental injury.\nIs the "group" peaceful or antisocial?\nIs the organization or individual -  "good or "bad"?\nIf a group does not like something they can boycott it and sales drop, or like it and sales rise. \nTo raise or lower morale of a group - an organization or individual has great influence, by its actions or inaction's.\nPeople live in,  or move from a town by it's perceived or actual morale being good or bad.\nThere are too many impacts a group can have for me to list.
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I just went to a "surprise" housewarming party.  The couple with the new house were taken out for a few hours by other friends and we all met there in time for there return.  We all brought a gift-food dish and beverage all to share.  The couple was ecstatic--everything was great and with all of us chipping in there were plenty of food gifts and drinks.  The couples family set up a treasure hunt for them too--it was fun to watch.  Also if you can get into the house without your sister you can plan a trivia for the guest. Ask quesions like "how many  electrical outlets are in the house?" or " What brand refrigerator do they have?".  Maybe supply little gifts like candles and suchfo the winners.  Don't stress too much chances are pelple will enjoy being in eachothers company and making new memories in the new home.  (Note: Disposable cameras!!)
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http://www.asianamericanbooks.com/lny_bks.htm\n\nhttp://www.ehow.com/how_3807_celebrate-new-years.html
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nothing.\n\nthere is no documented effect of this kind.
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the effects that it caused.
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Solemnity is the highest rank of celebration.\n\nMemorial is the next highest rank.\n\nFeast is the lowest rank and has two kinds, obligatory and optional.\n\nWith love in Christ.
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Sure !!!!!!!!!!\nBecause it varies the flow rate of blood to brain and any little change in the brain will affect on mood, isn't it?
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Commerce, nas got a lot to do with it. IT takes an event, like thanksgiving, christmas, engagement etc, etc it, put its spin on and whammo, you forget the real cause for celebration.
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Yes, I am looking forward to it. I love that feeling of euphoria that comes around the time of the Holiday season. It's being with family, and loved ones. It's sipping champagne, and drinking hot cocoa, and tea. It's also playing with your nephews/nieces, and giving presents that you know that individual person has asked for, and its seeing their surprise/pleasure when they open it up, and you can actually see the light in their eyes when they do. For me, its not all about the receiving, its about the giving too. In fact, I would much rather give than receive because their is so much more pleasure in it. That is what the holiday season is all about.
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Try getting masks like they wear, beads, and bright colors.\n\nMardi Gras is one big celebration of color and happiness, keep that in mind.
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Yes many people have been affected by this. Hope this answer helps
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Last year I didn't celebrate with anyone. It was fantastic. I put a small turkey in the crock pot and went to the movies. Came home, whipped up some mashed potatoes and stuffing, opened a bottle of wine, and watched the CSI marathon without anyone complaining. I wish I could do it again this year.
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like to party n celebrate the festivals with lot of beer ,cake n cookies.wud sing songs n carols with a guitarist in the group.shall have fun time all the time.
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Christmas. I can feel the magic then.. you know.. magic of this time.. I don't feel it during Easter. it's just holiday as other ones.. nothing special for me.
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The reaction to music is an odd one. The "Mythbusters" did a segment on it once. It seemed that the more SOUND a plant recieved usually resulted in more growth. Therefore, yes music does affect plants.
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there's a whole lot and it will depend on which part of the country you're interested in. mostly, these are festivities of a town, city or province that coincide with the birth/death/any special event of that place's patron saint.\n\nbut for those observed nation-wide, there are only three major celebrations:\n\nreligious events in the philippines are particularly noteworthy. the whole lenten season is observed and the holy week can either be spent piously or by going on out-of-town holidays and vacations.\n\nthe first and second of november is observed solemnly and is dedicated to deceased relatives and friends.\n\nand then there's christmas season. the time frame for this season starts at 1 dec until the feast of the three kings (around the first week of january). unofficially, christmas season starts around 3 nov (see above). decorations are set up, parties left and right, gift-buying craze hits everyone. and it doesn't on the 25th of december either. there's another big celebration in each house come 31 dec, for the new year's eve.\n\nother holidays (usually with historical backgrounds) like independence day, labor day, etc. are just taken in as a welcome break from the work/school week. nothing really special for individuals.\n\ncheck out the link below for the specific dates of festivities in specific areas.\n\nhope this helps =)