Happy Female Presidents Day!

Amaze your friends with this fun Presidential trivia concerning the USA

Which US State was the first female president born in? Yes, it already happened, and she led the nation during perilous and uncertain times.

Answer: Illinois!

 Janet Jagan was the first female president born in the United States.  Note, Jagan was not president of the United States, rather Jagan was the president of Guyana.  Janet Jagan was born in the USA - just like Ronald Regan.

J.J. like R.R. was born in Illinois.  J.J. was an International Illinois President while R.R. was Domestic Illinois President.  President J.J. was born in Chicago, IL on 10/20/1920 and President R.R. was born in Tampico, IL on 02/06/1911. 

Also note that Jagan kinda' sounds like Regan?  Certainly Jagan could pass as Regan's little sister, or rather Reagan could pass a Jagan's big brother? However their policies differed like night and day, or rather Yin and Yang. Bottom line is, perhaps they should name the international wing of Ronald Regan Airport the Janet Jagan wing?

Guyana is America's cousin nearly down under in South America.  If they only made a "Guyana Dundee" movie, then people would know about this nation that is so intimately tied to the United States. 

Another fun fact is that the person who designed the flag for the Nation of Guyana is an American.  And he is still alive!  Whitney Smith is a living legend or virtual  "Mr. Betsy Ross" from Massachusetts.


You can do the same thing but with African American Presidents.  Yep, there was more than one African American President born in the USA.

So...

Which US state was the first African American President born in?

Answer: (Not Hawaii)Virginia

Joesph Jenkins Roberts was the first African American president.  He was the President of Liberia, that is.  Roberts was born in Virginia in 1848.  Nine other men born in the USA would later become presidents of Liberia.  Thus Obama is the 11th African American president born in the USA, but the first African American president of the USA.  Coincidentally Liberia has 11 stripes on its flag.  

Happy Presidents Day!
 

Flags the official video for the song Under Pressure - 1981

 Happy Valentine's Day!

Every so often passions get out of control.  Groups and organizations often embrace power or anger to get their needs and wants heard.  But in 1981 a song was made that heralded a call for love - Under Pressure as made by Queen and David Bowie. 




The song is designed like a movie with an opening act, middle, and final act passionately evoking the spirit of love.  In the video the spirit of 1960s hippie love and romantic golden screen era kisses underlines this call to the heart. 

South American Solo Longitude Flag

The South American Solo Longitude Flag is geographic flag for the region of South America below the most southern point of Australia.  What this means is that America, at least South America, is the most southern continent, more southern than Australia. 

The North Asiamerifica Flag

The North Asiamerifica Flag is a special flag of geography.  It is for the latitudes of when Asia, North America and Africa all are all parallel to each other.

The South Asiamerifica Flag

The South Asiamerifica Flag is a geographic flag.  It for the special line of latitude whereby Asia, Africa, and South America are all parallel to each other on a longitudinal axis. 

The Old North Americasia Flag

The Old North Americaisa Flag is a geographic flag.  It represents the thinnest alignment of continents between North America and Asia. The pattern of colours echo the national flags of Russia and Canada, since these nations define the northern and southern boundaries of this area.

South American Eastern Longitude Solo Flag

The South American Eastern Longitude Solo Flag is a geographic flag.  It is specifically designed for the region of South America beyond the eastern shoreline of the North American continent.