"Shouldn't we be looking at environmental causes more closely?" The coalition is urging property owners who treat lawns and gardens with organic methods to post pink lawn flags that say, "I Am Fed Naturally," a contrast, the group said, to notices on chemically treated properties warning people to stay off for 24 hours.
Those old enough to remember the movie may snap up the T-shirts, keychains, lawn flags and various other consumer products festooned with Harley-Davidson logos, but the Milwaukee-based manufacturer doesn't seem to have the reach it once did.
Its imagery was acutely Middle American: suburban lawns, American flags, corn fields and factories.
But these days Monsignor Luong can look from his modest office and see a spacious beige church bordered by a trim lawn where three flags -- the Stars and Stripes, a banner representing the Sacred Heart of Jesus and the yellow and red flag of the former South Vietnam -- snap in the spring breeze.
The list of forbidden articles included hose racks, nonconforming light fixtures, statues, lawn furniture and "flags or other banners".
This spot looks too shady; that one serves as the croquet lawn for the annual Flag Day clambake.
"We woke up to the fact that Milosevic wasn't going to come out on the front lawn with a white flag," the NATO officer said.
I spin him around, knock him to the lawn, and wrap the flag around his meaty throat.
In his famous January 2006 "stick a flag in your lawn" speech, Gordon Brown cited a "golden thread" of British freedoms - from Magna Carta to universal suffrage - culminating in the "generous, expansive view of liberty" we enjoy today.
More than a hundred people, some in American-flag shirts or scarves, strung up a Gadsden flag, set out lawn chairs and coolers, and waved signs: "When injustice becomes law, resistance becomes duty"; "Protect our Constitution"; "Nick Finch, the people's sheriff".
