When a recruiter scans your resume or profile and they see you moved out of your skill set, a red flag goes up.

FORBES: Stop Applying For Jobs And Get Tactical And Creative

For example, people can easily locate a missing phone by triggering the handset to ring loudly, even if it is set to silent, or to flag its location on a map.

ENGADGET: HTC Desire Z is the QWERTY slider your Android's been waiting for

Less compelling is his hint that a day could be set aside for flag-waving.

ECONOMIST: Britishness

The original Battlefield games were great, one could set up a small server and play capture the flag with their friends, or just play the game anytime, anywhere.

FORBES: EA Disabling Features, Pledging 'Everything We Have' To Fixing SimCity Servers

By pointedly choosing to portray subjects that were two-dimensional in their own right, he was pursuing the path set a decade earlier when Jasper Johns first painted an American flag, ingeniously showing that the vaunted flatness of Abstract Expressionism could paradoxically be consistent with realism in certain circumstances.

FORBES: Why Roy Lichtenstein Was So Serious About The Comics

They branded the ideas of 969 with a logo: the iconic lion statue of India's Buddhist emperor, Ashoka the Great, set against a prayer wheel and the colorful stripes of the Buddhist prayer flag.

NPR: PORTRAITS: New Numerology Of Hate Grows In Myanmar

In the unstructured data world, especially text, the big trend is predictive coding or predictive analytics that identify high-risk communications, flag them for followup and use machine learning to train a data set.

FORBES: Watch Your Tone -- Bloomberg Vault Now Archives Voice Too

By origin, his Union partners are Christian Democrats, keen on a decentralised set-up for Spain not because they want to wave the Catalan flag but because they believe in subsidiarity, decision-making at the lowest appropriate level.

ECONOMIST: A survey of Spain

Halfpenny seemed set to sneak in at the corner flag, only for his foot to be dragged into touch by a flying tap-tackle from Edinburgh scrum-half Mike Blair.

BBC: Blues 18-17 Edinburgh