The flag is to be raised quickly and lowered ceremoniously. 4. The flag should not be flown in inclement weather (unless it's an all-weather flag.) 5. Flags should be flown daily on or near administration buildings of every public institution, in or near schoolhouses and in or near polling places during elections.
Q Squared Rule: If a player is in possession of two Queens in their hand, they can play them both at the same time during their turn, as though they were one card. This rule overrides all other rules, and the Queens can be played on top of anything with the exception of a J or another pair of Queens.
In addition to a cribbage board and pegs for scoring, a standard 52-card deck is needed. The king is high, and the ace is low. Players begin the game by cutting one card from a shuffled deck. If players cut cards of the same rank, they draw again. The player with the lower card deals the first hand and deals alternate hands after that. Six cards are dealt face down, and the opponent is dealt to first. The crib is used by the dealer, but the dealer cannot see or play it until after hands have been played. The player not dealing cuts the pack, and the dealer turns over the top card of the lower pack. If it is a jack, the dealer gets two points. Players then alternate laying a card from their hand on the table face-up, starting with the player not dealing.