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Sub-board: announcements

all accepted biographies are moved here upon acceptance. once they are here, you may review all active characters of the site. they are listed alphabetically by the order of last name first.

claim the little details of your character by posting them in the designated thread here. this will include face claim as well as other claims you may want to reserve. only post here after your character has been accepted.

instant message all your friends and foes via whatever your heart desires - aim, msn, and more; the possibilities are limitless.

if your character opts in to social networking sites such as facebook, twitter and more, be sure to stop by here and update the world what, in fact, you are up to.

Sub-boards: blogging, twitter, facebook

some things are better left unsaid, right? and so they are written down. those who may keep up a journal or diary are welcome to post them here. keep in mind that other characters cannot actually read these!

chinatown and little tokyo are the cultural contrasts between the average districts and neighborhoods of la. many notable celebrities of chinese and japanese backgrounds have originated from this area, as much of the attractions in these neighborhoods are devoted to preserving the culture.

Sub-boards: bubble tea cafe, tokyo kaikan sushi restaurant, fugetsu-do, the mountain bar, saigon plaza, mein nghia, old chinatown residences

the harbor gateway is a southernmost community stretching a full two miles. it is referred to the 'gateway' because it must be navigated through to reach the other areas of the harbor district. small stores and apartment housing exist here.

Sub-boards: sonic, walmart, gardena townhomes, rosecrans recreation center

the port of los angeles refers to the area closest to the ocean. this is where boats sail and sand prevails. palm trees dominate over birch and maples and bathing suits are worn more often than casual apparel. you'll find that in the shopping centers here, the 'no shirt, no service' rule does not apply.

Sub-boards: occasions at the port, molinelli's "little italy" seaside bistro, sea d-lite, san pedro beach, logan's steakhouse, the docks

rattlesnake island is a terminal island once used to house pearl harbor veterans. although most of the veteran families have moved elsewhere, some still remain. however, the residential areas of rattlesnake island are not limited to veterans. many houses are for sale at all times. you will find that there are many benefits of staying or vacationing on rattlesnake island!

Sub-boards: buena gente resort, isla raza enclave, lucky 7 casino

the fairfax district is best known for its populous jewish community, which is why it is sometimes referred to as "kosher canyon", although it is not limited to the jewish only. it is further defined by the family owned and operated shops.

Sub-boards: the silent movie theater, fred segal, cedars-sinai medical center, canter's deli, fairfax high school

the grove is a very large mall with a directory of over one hundred stores. it is home to a food court, apparel shops, a cinema, as well as service headquarters and civic offices. got a store in mind? don't think too hard - it's probably here.

Sub-boards: pacific theater, starbucks, tracy allen fine jewelry , barnes & noble, topshop, forever 21, the whisper cafe, abercrombie & fitch

hancock park is a massive residential area of only the most superb houses housing the wealthiest of los angeles' citizens. from the historic area of victorian houses to the more modern contemporary houses with value in the upper hundred thousands all the way to the multi-millions.

all issues of the subconscious can be carried out here. sometimes, this can enrich your plots by unveiling the thoughts of the sleeping mind. roleplay any interesting dreams here.