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Countdown to New Year's

2005_12_nyesan.jpgThe city is starting to brace itself for New Year's, with sanitation crews and the police at the ready. The weather is expected to break 50 degrees on Saturday, which means it won't be a New Year's Freezing Eve for once. Which also means insane crowds. (There is rain in the forecast, but that's supposed to clear up but hte evening). Have you rushed to the store to buy champagne, noisemakers, and low-fat food (for your resolutions)? What are you planning? Staying in, going to parties, heading to Times Square? Tell us!

And here's the official Times Square New Year's festivities guide from the Times Square Alliance: Find out when the ball is lifted or when Anderson Cooper counts down memorable moments of 2005. Or when Mary J. Blige and then Mariah Carey perform. Whoo, 2006!

Photograph of the city testing confetti in Times Square from Reuters

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  • The Super Heroes Ball is tonight lovelies. By far the most creative thing happening this weekend. Are you ready for the mystery and intrigue? Get out your super outfits and join us tonight! You can buy tix through the site - www.lvhrd.com.

  • For those of you looking for a party on New Year's Eve, we have about a dozen listed on EventSetter New York City.

  • Teddy

    I just heard about rain turning to snow New Year's Eve/early Sunday morning. It won't be balmy, that's for sure.

  • Not to be contrary, but it wouldn't be a freezing New Year's eve for TWICE. Oh how quickly we forget -- last year's New Year's eve was gorgeous ... practically balmy. I know I was outside without a jacket on a back patio for a building in SoHo and was very comfortable.

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