Motto
Here at our island we have a motto that everyone must say when they get to school, work, or at their appointed recreational centers. This is our motto:
Thursday, March 14, 2013
Thursday, February 28, 2013
Post #5 Environment, Wildlife, and Climate
Environment, Animals, and Climate
Climate
In spite of Canada's climate, our island's temperature is fairly warm. Most of the year it is warm, but during some months in the winter snow can fall. Even though snow is very rare here, it comes.
Environment
Our grass is green and trees are green all year. We use water as our source of energy since it is readily avalible.
Animals
We have a variety of animals on our island. These animals include the following: tamed Arctic Wolves, Turtles, Snowy Owls, Bass, Tuna, and several other types of animals.
Post #4 Laws and Punishments
Laws and Punishments
Laws
Our laws are based on the Ten Commandments and we have other laws that are not based on the Commandments. Each and every law is fair and is to be followed. Most punishments are harsh and others are less demeaning.
Punishments
There are several forms of punishments. There is Jail time, exile, humiliation in front of the whole island, Glove slappings, and community service.
Tuesday, February 26, 2013
Post #3 Government
Government
Branches of Our Government
Our first branch is Judicial Branch of Government.
Our second branch is Legislative branch of Government.
Our third and final branch is the Executive Branch of Government.
Rulers
Ian Porter and Zachariah Cunningham. We are very fair and equally powered leaders. Our leaders are chosen through the people, like in the United States.
Tuesday, February 19, 2013
Contest (not complete)
UTOPIAN Word Contest
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Ian
Up
Top
An
Pot
Tan
Ant
Upon
Out
Piano
Pi
Pain
Pan
Nap
No
On
Not
Ton
Utopian
Ion
In
Put
Thursday, February 14, 2013
Post#2 Indivisuality
Individuality
Our people are individualized and that is a major characteristic of our community. A part of individuality is Religion. Every one's religion is Christianity were are all Christians here; no "ifs ands or buts" about that. We have three churches, one for each region of the island.
Post #1 Economy and Civil Life Part 2
Economy and Civil Life Part 2
Money
Our money system is based on the credits system.
Each credit coin has its own value, represented by a color.
- Apricot: Is equal to a $100 value.
- Silver: Is equal to a $200 value.
- Yellow Gold: Is equal to a $300 value.
- Gold: Is equal to a $1,000 value.
- Copper: Is equal to a $400 value.
- Ebony: Is equal to a $700 value.
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