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I, Alunya, do hereby solemnly swear that during my term as Security Council member, I will uphold the ideals of Democracy, Freedom, and Justice of The Region of The North Pacific. I will use the powers and rights granted to me through The North Pacific Constitution and Legal Code in a legal...

Birds. >^,,^< Alunya

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Birds. >^,,^< Alunya

"NUTS!" -- General Anthony C. McAuliffe, 101st Airborne Division (U.S.A.), 22 December 1944. >^,,^< Alunya

I like acorns, or more precisely I like chipmunks (Tamias tamias striatus) stuffed with acorns -- they are delicious! >^,,^< Alunya

So Alunya rescued his cat? >^,,^< Alunya

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Name: Alunya Why you want to take WA 101: Primarily I would like a better understanding of what effects GA proposals have upon game parameters, and how to evaluate such proposals in that light. But I could get my claws into the other stuff too (no offense to Mousies...) Have you ever tried your...

There is a search function on the Regional Message Board now, when one is in the Forum View mode. You'll find it right under the regional flag. Your screen shots were snapped 184 days ago. The Talton is gone, of course -- probably bored to death by a gull. There is lots of interesting stuff...

If it may please the Court, I have some questions concerning the characteristic of being obeyable about law in The North Pacific. I have standing in this matter as a Citizen of The North Pacific. At question is whether Chapter 7, Section 7.3, Clause 14 of the Codified Law of The North Pacific...

I see your point -- I hadn't considered the possibility of a tie for the most votes in an election where a plurality is permissible. I've revised the original to include this possibility. In the definition, I have still included the phrase "required majority," which addresses all elections...

Precisely. Those offices that require a majority and those offices that require merely a plurality are specified in the Constitution. This defines what a run-off is, and does so with reference to a required majority of votes. It also defines who the eligible candidates are if a run-off is...

For your consideration: Revised Draft >^,,^< Alunya

Yes. There is this political map, listed here. >^,,^< Alunya

New Map Done! Done! Eumenor; I haven't forgotten the pixel count -- it isn't as easy to do as I initially thought, so it may take me a while. >^,,^< Alunya

I'm going to address some of the concerns rather directly. I would have done so in the appropriate thread, but circumstances dictate that I must do so here. I resigned from the Regional Assembly on the basis of one clause in one law. As I stated, "My religious beliefs require that I reject the...

Would you like the river as one of your borders? (If it is on the map, it is a large river.) Or are we going for something along the lines of the Republic of the Gambia? >^,,^< Alunya

Tenebritia, I'm not quite sure where your claim is located. Could you look at the Political Map and specify your claim in relation to some of the nations already extant? I don't consider claim sizes on in-game population. Some of the oldest nations in existence in-game have populations three...

Mined Minerals in Alunya include: Anhydrite, Bauxite, Bentonite (Kaolinite, Montmorillonite), Borax, Chalk, Coal (Sub-bituminous and Bituminous), Gypsum, Lead, Magnesium, Phosphate, Salt, Thorium, Titanium, and Zinc. Other commercially mined minerals include clay, limestone, gravel, marble and...

Okay, I'll leave it as is then. I like the name too, but the credit goes to you. You don't have to have catfish -- it is your country after all! >^,,^< Alunya

Just a gentle reminder that the resource map is for renewable and nonrenewable resources. This would mean the graphite ores (for the carbon fibres) and the natural gas (for the resin matrix) as starting stock in the production chain would be the natural resources. A carbon fiber composite would...

As part of the non-renewable resources, mineral mining could draw from the following (courtesy of Wikipedia): Alexandrite (Gemstone) Alunite Amethyst (Gemstone) Anhydrite Antimony Arsenic Asbestos Bauxite Bentonite Beryllium Borax Boron Chalk Chromium Coal Cobalt Copper Diamond (Gemstone)...

Agreed. The Bill of Rights is to protect governmental overreach in the violation of rights because the government is entrusted with enforcement powers. An individual player acting outside any governmental authority simply has no way to enforce a breach of those rights. And I trust we are all...

The Maps: Physical Map (updated 2014 June 07) Political Map (updated 2014 Dec 19) Resource Map (Work in Progress as of 2014 Sept 04) Tectonic Plates Map (original)Click here to make a claim on the Political Map! Help us come up with Renewable and Non-Renewable resources! Many purrs to Nierr...

New Map Norway XXVIII, you have control of the river in your territory. It is assumed that you have ports on your river even though the map doesn't show where they are. It is a political map and shows territories, not details. The small Port Kosen Gira exists to give New Haven America access...