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The Color Yellow

Yellow, the lightest hue of the spectrum, signifies joy, happiness, betrayal, optimism, caution, idealism, imagination, hope, sunshine, summer, gold, philosophy, dishonesty, cowardice, jealousy, covetousness, deceit, illness, hazard and friendship. Yellow is psychologically the happiest color has been shown to energize people and relieved depression. Yellow stimulates mental processes and the nervous system, activates memory, and encourages communication.

Yellow has diverse meanings across cultures and continents:

Europe: In France, yellow signifies yellow signifies jealously, betrayal, weakness, and contradiction. In the 10th century, the French painted the doors of traitors and criminals yellow. In Germany, yellow symbolizes jealousy. Asia: In China, yellow is associated with pornography (a “yellow book” is any pornographic media). In Japan, yellow represents bravery, wealth, and refinement. In Thailand, yellow is the lucky color for Monday, and it’s considered the most important shade of the week because it represents the King of Thailand. For Hindus, yellow is a sacred color that represents knowledge and learning. Africa: Yellow is reserved only to people of high rank in many African nations, because of its close resemblance to gold, which is universally associated with money, quality, and success. In Egypt, yellow is associated with gold, which was commonly used to paint mummies and tombs before the deceased were sent to the afterlife, making it symbol for mourning. North America: Yellow is significant to three Native American nations, the Navajo, the Apache, and the Iowa, as it is the color of gold and corn and therefore wealth and prosperity.

Fun facts about the color yellow:

In Russia, a colloquial expression for an insane asylum used to be "yellow house." Bright “marigold” yellow may be associated with death in some areas of Mexico. Those condemned to die during the Inquisition wore yellow as a sign of treason. In the US, it is illegal to dye margarine to make it look like butter.

The comic book character Green Lantern was afraid of the color yellow.

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Can you go through a red light when following a funeral?

Contrary to what you might have expected, funeral processions don't enjoy any privileges under the traffic regulations. They're expected to obey all the usual traffic rules. In addition, funeral processions have no special rights of way on roundabouts or at traffic lights.

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Funeral processions - etiquette and the law Sam Weller Contrary to what you might have expected, funeral processions don't enjoy any privileges under the traffic regulations. They're expected to obey all the usual traffic rules. In addition, funeral processions have no special rights of way on roundabouts or at traffic lights. There are no concessions to following vehicles that risk losing contact with the hearse or the car in front and not finding their way to the cemetery or crematorium. The exception to the rule is when a cortege comes under police control. This happens if it's a very long procession or if it's moving slowly behind a horsedrawn hearse. In these cases the police have the authority to hold up traffic at lights, junctions or roundabouts. There are special magnetic flags and signs that can be fixed to the roof of funeral cars so that they can spot each other, and so that other road users can see they're in a procession and hopefully not jump the queue. Special bollards and 'no parking' request signs are placed sometimes when a hearse or funeral car requires a parking space - but these are merely polite courtesy calls, with no force of law. Etiquette isn't what it once was. People rarely stand still and doff their caps when a funeral passes nowadays - and other vehicles on the road tend to show more impatience than deference towards the cortege. There remains, however, a tradition of 'walking' a cortege the first or last few yards of the procession, with the funeral director parading in front. On occasion, it's been known for this to be adapted as a method of keeping a procession together at a difficult road juncture.