Buddhist Prayer Flags in Dolphin Tale 2011

 What is it about dolphins?  They just steal the show and glow with youthful excitement.  Of vexillological note are the appearance of Buddhist prayer flags.  Usually these flag can be found in abundance around Mt. Everest, Tibet, and Nepal.  The story about these flags is that they are supposed to carry positive well wishing hopes and peaceful vibes as the wind causes them to bend with a breeze. 

 They appear as decorative items on the crows nest in the Dolphin Tale movie.  There is also a reddish mast pennant giving this special spot some character. 

In contrast to the spiritual essence of the colourful prayer flags, fun and happy western colour pennant streamers play a similar role.  In this case they create a charming environment.









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Festive Streamer Pennants from Dolphin Tale 2011

 

Festive and colourful streamer pennants make an appearance in Dolphin Tale 2011.  This touching movie based on a real life situation involving a damaged dolphin was able to inspire millions.  It starred Harry Connick Jr. 
  
Colourful streamer pennants are like amusement park lights for the day. 

Here the typecast teacher stands in front of some colourful pennants.

Racing Pool Pennants from Dolphin Tale 2011

 Racing pool pennants of yellow and blue appear in Dolphin Tale 2011.  The pennants can be seen along the background and are reflective of the school colours.






Here is a close up of the pennant in all its glory. 

A reporter is at the pool and blue and yellow streamer pennants, formally called bunting, can be seen all along the pool.

Flag Chart for Mexicans born Abroad

Flag Chart for Mexicans born Abroad

Note these flags are not ethnic flags.  They only represent the continent where a Mexican citizen was born.  Many Mexicans are born abroad when their parent or parents, who are fully fledged Mexican citizens, resided abroad in nations other than Mexico.   Immigrants who were also born different nationalities but later became naturalized Mexican citizens can use these flags as well.  

 

Flag for Mexicans born in North America

The flag for Mexicans born in North America is composed of the national Mexican colours of red, white, and green.  This is for Mexicans who were born in the USA, Canada, Cuba, and Central America.

Although many persons think immigration is one way street towards the north there are numerous persons born in Canada and the USA who choose to become Mexican Citizens.

List of notable Mexicans born in North America outside of Mexico

Hanna Jaff - Mexican Immigration Officer born in California, USA
Sarah Schleper - Mexican Olympic Skiier born in Colorado, USA 
Jack O'Brien - Mexican wrestler born in Texas, USA
Fannie Kauffam "Vitola" - Mexican actress born in Ontario, Canada
Cesar Evora - Mexican actor born in Cuba 
Raquel Olmedo - Mexican actress born in Cuba

Flag for Mexicans born in South America

The flag for Mexicans born in South America conserves the national colours of Mexico: green, red, and white. This flag is for Mexicans who were born abroad 'abajo por debajo.'  This includes Brazil, Argentina, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, Bolivia, Venezuela, Uruguay, Peru, Paraguay, Suriname, Guyana, Trinidad and Tobago, French Guiana, Puerto Rico, Grenada, Barbados, Dominica, Guadeloupe, Martinique, St. Vincent and Grenadines, US Virgin Islands, St. Kitts and Nevis, ABC Dutch Islands, Antigua and Barbuda, St. Marten, and the southern side of Panama.


List of notable Mexicans born in South America

Christian Bach - Mexican born in Argentina maker of day time soaps
Rosita Quintana - Mexican born in Argentina singer and actress of Golden Age
Nahuel Schajris Rodriguez - Mexican born in Argentina singer songwriter
Antonia Naelson Matias - Mexican born in Brazil soccer player
Andres Palacios - Mexican actor born in Chile
Barbara Mori Ochoa - Mexican starlet from Uruguay
Sofia Alvarez - Mexican singer and actress born in Colombia 

Flag for Mexicans born in Antarctica

The flag for Mexicans born in Antarctica uses the national colours of Mexico but with an abundance of white.  The colour white represents the snow of the land.  Mexicans born in islands closest to the continent of Antarctica can also use this flag which includes islands in southern Tahiti, southern South America, and tiny isles attached to nation of Australia. 

Surely in the next century in the 2100s & 2200s or 22nd & 23rd centuries the grand multitude of Mexican Citizens will be born in Antarctica for its mining operations.