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Journal Entry #1 5/5/08smile

Cities with a grid pattern      

  *West Allis
     *Milwaukee  
*Tampa 
  


 Cities with no grid pattern
       *Paris         
*Italy
                   * Laguna, California


                                        Journal Entry #2 5/9/08 undecided


 


 Similarities
1.) Both cities have a road that is in a graph set up.
2.) Both cities have factories, and commercial near homes.
3.) Both cities are near water.
4.) Both cities have a shipping dock.
5.) Finally both cities have an airport.

Differences
1.) My Sims City has more trees in it then Milwaukee.
2.) My City is near a river not a Great Lake.
3.) My city does not have a railway system.
4.) The Milwaukee City has more Industrial then my city does.
5.) In my city I only have one school, museum, library, hospital, police station, and fire station.


                                       
                 Journal Entry #3 5/9/08laughing

                • Grid- A framework of spaced bars that are parallel to each other.
                • Commerce- An activity of buying and selling.
                • Industry- Economic activity concerned with the processing of raw materials by                                    manufacturing.
                • Residence- A person’s home.
                • Zoning- An area or stretch of land that has a particular characteristics or purpose.
                • Property tax- A tax levied against the owner of real or personal property.
                • Recreation- An activity that a person enjoys when he/she is not working.
                • Mayor- The elected head of a town or city.
                • Alderman- An elected member of a municipal council.
                • Common council- A town or city council.




                                            Journal Entry #4 tongue_out

The zones that are in my area are Commercial, Residential, and Industrial. If you would travel up 57th St. then you would see a pizza restaurant, gas station, and bar. If you travel down 57th St. then you would see a church, and many one family homes. Then if u travel west from my home you will find duplexes, and apartments. Finally if you would travel east from my home you would run into a large park that is near a manufacturing company. Also a Target, Calvers, and across the street you would see many commercial. 
The nearest Fire Department is on 7332 W. National Ave. , and the nearest police station 11301 W. Lincoln Ave.

~How my Sim City is~
My city is going really well I have all of the basic needs like running water to every home/zone, and I have an airport, seaport, and 2 power plants.



                                            Journal Entr
y #5sealed

Nuclear Power Plants uses uranium, which is a natural ore that has been enriched. This power plant does not burn any fuel, so then no pollutants are being released. The process starts off by having the tiny parts of the uranium, atoms, would be split. When the cycle begins the atoms are being broken down into the smaller parts, called neutrons, and released. Finally the neutrons that are released will collide into more uranium atoms. The heat is released, and that creates the electricity.



                                    Journal Entry #6 undecided

The City of Manhattan uses groundwater as its source of drinking water. The City has 16 wells that pump groundwater to the water treatment plant.
   


                                     Journal Entry #7sealed
1.) Milwaukee
2.)Chicago
3.) San. Francisco
4.) Saint Louis
5.) New York
6.) New Orleans
7.) Miami
8.) San Diego
9.) Salt Lake City
10.) Buffalo
11.) Seattle
12.) Pitsburg
13.) Dalis
14.) Sanantoneo
15.) Baltimore
16.) Oklahoma City
17.) Chrollette
18.) Washington DC
19.) Boston
20.) Atlanta
 
                                    

Journal Entry #8
Today I added more homes, and industrial. The people are still want/needed more homes so I am currently adding them. All of my buildings have water, and electricity. Also I have added a bridge, and on the other side i added homes, and industrial.
 
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