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Recently the flags are at half mast because of the shootings in Atlanta and Colorado. :-(
Normal protocol is to fly the flag at half mast to commemmorate the death of a public figure or on certain holidays such as Memorial Day.When flying a flag at half mast, it should be raised to full height and then lowered to half mast. When lowering a flag that is at half mast, raise it to full height and then lower it.In the United States, 4 USC section 7(m) specifies that the flag should be flown at half mast:Upon the death of a president or former president of the US, for thirty daysUpon the death of a current vice-president, chief justice, or speaker of the house, for ten daysUpon the death of an associate justice of the supreme court, a cabinet or military secretary, a governor or a former vice-president, from death until intermentUpon the death of a member of congress, for that day and the following dayOn Memorial Day, until noonWhenever the president issues a proclamation that it should be done (state governors can proclaim a half-mast day in their own states as well); traditionally this is done at least on Pearl Harbor Day (December 7) and on September 11, though the president or governor may choose to order additional ones as deemed properOn May 15 (Peace Officers Memorial Day), unless that day is also Armed Forces DayOn the day of the National Fallen Firefighters Memorial Service, usually the first Sunday in OctoberStrictly speaking, this applies only to the US flag; however, since no other flag may be flown above the US flag, in practice it affects state and local flags and banners also.
December's half birthday is in June. An example would be if your birthday was December 9, 2001, your half birthday would be June 9, 2002. March's half birthday is in September. An example would be if your birthday was on March 7, 2006, your half birthday is September 6, 2006
December 7, 2009
December 7, 2009.
On December 7 1962 the moon was slightly bigger than a waxing half moon.This means that the moon was visible from sunset to just past midnight.
The ISBN of Flags of Our Fathers is 0-553-11133-7.
There are 194 countries, so there are 194 country flags. (As of 5/7/08)
Kraft Television Theatre - 1947 A Room and a Half 7-15 was released on: USA: 9 December 1953
When 7 moons half eclipse the sun or December 21, 2012
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