You need to dial 81 to reach Japan. The assigned colours for 8 and 1 are black and red, respectively. Red is the 1st colour of the rainbow so it represents the number one. 8 has been assigned black. Additionally the contrast indicators are white, which both black and red have. This makes the Japanese International Call Code Flag very harmonious. Likewise it is good that red and white reflect the national colours of Japan. https://www.nttdocomo.co.jp/
The international calling code number for China is 86. Six is linked to dark blue/indigo while 8 is linked to black. Funny thing is, in Yankee Restaurant Lingo, 86 means all out of a certain menu item. http://www.chinaunicom.com/ http://www.chinaunicom.com/
Russia is the small club of nations to have a single digit for its calling code. It is code 7 for international called to Russia. The field is violet since the 7th colour of the rainbow is violet. Likewise the yellow phone is the assigned contrast indicator.
Only Canada, USA, and Russia get single digit codes. Although Russia may be #7, she get a private digit. Canada & the USA have to share the same number: #1.
The country phone code for Canada and United States is the same number — 1. Thus there are two nations that are number 1. Likewise both Canada and the US have red and white in their flags. Here is one more flag that united these nations.
The red field is indicative of the number 1. This is based upon the sequence of the rainbow, whereby red was given the first position by as directed by the cosmically-divine architecture. Orange is 2, and Yellow is 3 and so on. Right now, this universe does not permit the any of the other colours to lead, besides red. As far as we know, under natural conditions, red is first under Standard Temperature and Pressure.
The assigned contrast indicator for red is white, since there is only one number there is only one phone icon. Other nations have 2 or 3 numbers, consequently their flags with have 2 or 3 phone icons.
The calling code for Thailand is 66. Subsequently the metric flag is two shades of blue with two telephone icons. Reason being 6 is linked to the indigo or dark blue as the 6th colour of the rainbow. The assigned contrast indicator is white, so the field is divided to so a separation and the phones are white.
Good thing is, blue and white are already in the Thai flags. Also Thailand is in the small and exclusive club of nations to touch 2 oceans: the Indian and Pacific, which is a rather rare position. There are a few that touch the Atlantic and Pacific, but only a small sliver that touch the Indian and Pacific. http://truemoveh.truecorp.co.th/ http://truemoveh.truecorp.co.th/
Flag day is coincidentally Trump's birthday, now that is what some people call providence. Nonetheless, the establishment of this holiday is based upon the effort of several people. One of the most noteworthy is from the Philadelphia area in the community of Yeadon which is on the western border of Philly.
Flag Day started as a recognized holiday in 1916, vie the effort of William T. Kerr of Yeadon founded the American Flag Day Association in 1888. Later in 1949, an Act of Congress (House Bill 203) gave to final national official recognition on August 3, 1949, with William T. Kerr at his side. Subsequently, flag day has become a serious holiday for this small community.
The street signs, vexilloids in their own right, feature the US flag upon the upper left hand side. The stripes are in correct order but he stars of on their own order. In this photo there are 17 stars. Thus the Yeadon Flag Emblem has 17 stars
Yeadon is one of the few places that claims it was a founder in Flag Day in the USA. Consequently the
township street signs have a US flag in their design.
Although there never was an official 17 starred flag, for Yeadon, Pennsylvania a 17 starred flag has been immortalized and made official at the township level.
So when did the US have 17 states? From 1803 until 1812; that would have included the original 13 colonies plus Vermont, Kentucky, Tennessee, and Ohio.
The Japanese Postal symbol consists of a capital letter T with a bar above it. If you hold down the ALT key and press in order 2-0-9, then let go of the ALT key this symbol will appear. Although it was not the intention of the programmers to create a Japanese postal symbol, it happened anyways.
The colours of the flag are based upon the colour metric of orange for 2, white for zero, and pink for 9.
Honestly, the code is loaded with serendipity. There are a bunch of odd ALT codes that made shapes, and ALT 209 just happens look like the Japanese postal code. Destiny, fate, chance...it is all just a pile of luck? The post office below in Wakayama Prefecture, which is in the Osaka-Kyoto region. On a personal note, Wakayama was where I first touched the Pacific Ocean.
The → Flag is a vertical di-bar of orange and blue. Reason being blue is coded to 6 and orange is coded to 2, as it is in the order of the rainbow. Basically that is the number you need to punch in whilst holding down the ALT key to make the 'right' arrow appear.
The ↓ Flag is horizontal bi-bar of orange and cyan. The colours are based upon the order of the rainbow for the 2nd and 5th colour of the rainbow. This makes the number 25 which is the ASCII code for down arrow.
The background colours of the UP flag are orange and green. Logic being, orange is coded to 2 and green is coded to green. The colour coding is based upon the order of the rainbow.
Here is a unique American flag flying at Newark Airport. Just below the official US flag is a 9/11 memorial flag. It features the twin towers covered with the US flag.
Gone are the days of the classical red fire hydrant. Instead, the water public works has assigned certain colours to certain parts of the fire hydrant. The main shaft, center nozzle, side nozzles, and cap can all have different colours. The different colours clue show the different waters systems to which a nozzle is connected with.
What are your street colours? We have colours of the nation, state, county, municipality, school district, and even a hydrant colour assignment. Do you have hydrant pride?
I did find one classical red fire hydrant, but it had a nose ring. I guess it would have been a great sin against humanity to have a naked red nozzle showing.
By far the most interesting nozzle was a plastic one found in Philadelphia's Airport. It was on AstroTurf so that service dogs could do their business. Rather than dispensing water, this hydrant's purpose was to receive water—water from a dog.
However, when little kids were walking by, they were naturally tempted to go play to my puppy pee pee spot!
The coat of arms for the US Navy's realignment and closure is a unique device. It has the standard seal of a rope style. In the center is a Yin/Yang design where the left side shows a Naval Vessel with an F-14 flying overhead as if at night. The right side shows a glorious sun rising over a civilian's building next to a tree
The ‡ Flag is a vertical quad-bar of white, red, yellow, and cyan-blue. The colours are coded to the colour metric as assigned by the rainbow order. Red is coded to 1, yellow 3, cyan-blue 5, and white is zero since white light has all the colours.
The ¾ Flag is rect-bar of white, red, pink, and white. These colours in the background code for the numbers 0-1-9-0, which is based on ASCII rules. Further these colours are linked to the colour metric that assigns a number to colour based upon the spectrum order. Red is 1 since it is the first colour of the rainbow. White is 0 since it is all light known as white light. Pink is the odd ball since it is coded to 9, because it represents a return a repeat of the cycle, back to white then red.
The ≡ Flag is a triple vertical tri-bar of orange, green and white. The triple equals sign is yellow since it is the assigned contrast indicator. This symbol has many meanings and is in transition. Currently it has become a menu tab on cell phones and web browsers.
This also means Yang in the East. If they were all broken it'd be Yin. Just look at the Korean flag.
The µ Flag is a tri-bar of orange, yellow, and white. In the center is a blue Greek letter for Micro. The colours are based upon the rainbow colour matrix theme. Essentially the tri-bar colours are reflective of ASCII numbers 2-3-0. When you hold down the ALT key and code those 3 numbers, a the 'µ' letter will appear. Further, orange is the second colour of the rainbow, yellow is the third, while white represents zero. Finally the assigned contrast indicator for yellow is blue.
The Upside Down ¡ Flag is a tri-bar of red-violet-yellow with a yellow ¡ in the middle. The colours are derived from ASCII's number code which is further coded up with colours of the rainbow—for the background colours.
