Kazakhstan Contiguous Zone Flag

People often overlook that Kazakhstan too has in international shoreline.  The shoreline is for the lost inland ocean of Caspian.  This flag is for the region of the sea that is under maritime military and police control of Kazakhstan.  Since Kazakhstan has a distinguished flag, a simple application of colours is used.

Kazakhstan Exclusive Economic Zone Flag

Although locked in the middle of the continent, Kazakstan borders international maritime waters.  Subsequently an EEZ flag is in good order.  EEZ colours are subbed in to give a lively flag. 

Contiguous Zone Flag for Cyprus

Contiguous colours are applied to the national flag of Cyprus, conserving the spirit of Cyprus which given a clear signal as to whose region of the world one has entered. Although an international space, Cyprus has protected rights with regard to police and pursuit of suspected persons who should enter this area.  Notice that the olives are coloured orange and pop more clearly.

The Cyprus Exclusive Economic Zone Flag

The Exclusive Economic Zone is strange twilight zone of the world that is part of all nations and connected to one.  In this case, the flag represents the EEZ international zone that has been given to Cyprus.  As with all EEZ flags with distinguished patterns a simple replacement of EEZ colours was used.  In this case the olives within the olive branches is more noticeable.

Lebanon Exclusive Economic Zone Flag

The Lebanon Exclusive Economic Zone flag is composed of EEZ colours which are black, white, and green. This flag is for the region of our planet that is reserved for economic activity under the leadership of Lebanon. No other nation may harness the bounty of Earth with out Lebanese permission, yet this region of the Earth is not a part of Lebanon.   However any nation is free to pass, unmolested.

Lebanon Contiguous Zone Flag

The Lebanon Contiguous Zone Flag is for the international region of Earth under the marshal forces of Lebanon.  Although not a part of Lebanon, this region is where Lebanese police forces reign supreme. The flag conserves the design of the official Lebanon flag but modified with Contiguous colours which are orange, black, and white.

Square Root of Two Day: January 12

Move over Pi Day!  We now have Square Root of 2 Day!  It is in January because of the whole number one.  And when you take 41% times the month of February, while taking leap year into account, it falls on the 12th day of the second month.

So here is a simplified version of the Square Root Flag to the 100ths place.  This flag is based upon the international maritime signals where a red disc represents 1 and a white cross on red represents a four.  It neatly echos the value of 1.41 when you stare at this flag.