January 1, or New Year and World Day
Zodiac Sign Capricorn
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Capricorn, January 1. Those born on this day turn out to be too honest, too loyal, too noble to conquer the heights that they have set for themselves.
Immensely respecting order, those born on January 1 deliberately block the paths possible for maneuver, thereby forcing themselves to act literally, never deviating from the plan, even in those cases when it is necessary.
Moreover, the threshold for disrupting their emotional balance is very low, and it is behind this threshold that their, usually latent, powerful impulsivity is most fully revealed.
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Capricorn men born on January 1: Colin Morgan, Berat Albayrak, Verne Troyer.
- are distinguished by the following features:
- economical,
- careful,
- loyal,
- responsible,
- diplomat,
- gentleman,
- pleasant to talk to,
- mastering the art of etiquette,
- but at the same time confident and laconic.
- He does not speak loudly and beautifully, does not shower with compliments, he looks closely at the woman he likes for a long time, notes the traits close to him - often representatives of this sign pay attention not only not to the appearance, but also to the woman's ability to behave.
Capricorn women born on January 1: Elin Nordegren, Emily Sears, Donia Samir Ghanem.
- have the following qualities:
- wise,
- purposeful,
- practical.
- Capricorn women are somewhat more erotic and amorous than the stronger sex of this sign.
- The Capricorn woman, like no one else, knows how to behave like a real lady - she is strict in observing external decency and at first glance seems cold and unapproachable, strict and mysterious, but at the same time, such a volcano of passions is rarely hidden in any woman.
- Her charm is mysterious and ambiguous, and first of all, it is aimed at ensuring that a man conquers and achieves her, makes efforts.
Holidays
January 1
New Year and World Day
This holiday was established in 1967 by Pope Paul VI (for Catholics it is called the Day of World Prayer for Peace).Peace on Earth, easing tensions in international and interstate relations are the main themes of the annual pre-holiday messages of the pontiffs to believers.
On December 17, 1969, the UN General Assembly declared the holiday official. The general slogan of the World Day of Peace is: "Forgive, and you will find a peace."
The custom of celebrating the New Year existed already in Ancient Mesopotamia in the third millennium BC. According to scientists, the first new year was celebrated in the third millennium BC.
The tradition of celebrating the New Year was due to the fact that all agricultural work began at the end of March, after water arrived in Tigris and Euphrates. Within 12 days, processions, carnivals, masquerades and this event was marked. During the holiday it was forbidden to work and administer the courts.
Gradually, the custom of celebrating the New Year gained ever greater scope - the Jews, who were in Babylonian captivity, borrowed this tradition, from them it passed to the Greeks, and already from the Greeks - to the peoples of Western Europe.
When Julius Caesar introduced a new calendar (now called Julian), the first day of the new year was considered the first day of January. The Romans on this day offered sacrifices to the two-faced god Janus and began on this day major events, considering the first day of the year as favorable for any undertakings.
Also on January 1...
1622 - The papal office was decided to consider the beginning of the year on January 1 (earlier the year began on March 25).
1801 - the asteroid Ceres was discovered, later recognized as a dwarf planet.
1863 - Pierre de Coubertin, founder of the modern Olympic Games, was born.
1895 - born John Edgar Hoover, American politician, director of the FBI.
1919 - Jerome David Salinger, American writer (“The Catcher in the Rye”) was born.
1939 - Michel Mercier, French actress and indomitable Angelica was born.
1970 - The Unix era began.
1982 - The last ABBA band concert took place in Stockholm.
1983 - ARPANET changed the basic protocol from NCP to TCP / IP, which led to the emergence of the modern Internet.
1988 - Holly Granger, English actress (“Borgia”, “Sparkhaus”, “Robin Hood”) was born.
1993 - Czechoslovakia divided into the Czech Republic and Slovakia.
1999 - Euro introduced in non-cash transactions.
2002 - Euro entered in cash payments.
2004 - in Ukraine, parents received the right to give children two or more names.
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