Dear Friends,

Welcome to IGSky.

Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!!

Our Chritmas gift to you is the new forum, you will find something interesting in our new forum.

Everyone here has Credits, what's it used for?

Yes, it's our virtual currency in the forum. You'll buy the gold or other service by forum currency in the future.


How to get it?

Woo, there are too many ways to get it.

First, you'll get it by posting and replying. And if you post a thread which is considered as the excellence, you'll get more.

Second, you can post a new thread, and sell it to others.

Third, others can give it to you by remit.



Someone asked me why he can't upload an avatar.

Yes, it's the new function in the forum. After registered, you can only choose a board avatar. But if your credits is over 50, you can upload the pic to be your avatar.



Let's do it better on 2007. IGSky will be the best gaming site, isn't it?

Thank you very much.

Enjoy Game, Enjoy IGSky.

Yes i very much like our new Form go IGSKY!!!

The whole range of celebration of the New Year's Day basically stems from the various ways ancient societies used to greet the new harvest seasons. In fact, it is the number of harvests, whether of fruit or grain, that determined how many New Years were observed. The origins of the customs that we think of as peculiarly associated with the celebration of the New Year, took roots in the ways the ancient peoples regarded the New Year. Likewise the other ancient societies in other parts of the world, the New Year festivities had been observed in our wild forests and plains by the native Indians. To the Creek Indians the ripening of the corn in July or August signified the termination of one year and the beginning of another. It was their customs to drape themselves with new clothes, replace the old interiors and households.
The Iroquois, another native Indian tribe who inaugurated the new year in January, February or March with ceremonies emphasizing the expulsion of evil spirits. The customs of sporting disguise and masks, making noises and confessions were all practiced by them.

Symbolically, New Year signifies a renewal of life. Hence, the spirit of celebration for the regeneration, while discarding the old and worn out. The customs and practices, though modified through the centuries, have still their distinctive strains in the ways we welcome each onrushing year.
It was the Dutch, in their New Amsterdam settlement at mid-17th century, who originated the modern American New Year celebration. The New Year's Day was the most important holiday for the Dutch who were noted in all the colonies for their love of beer and wine

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