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| Getting Started |
![[ ]](http://images.proboards.com/off.gif) | Rules
Here you will find the code of conduct, and everything you need to get started. Make sure to read the rules carefully.
Moderator: Jess {Admin} | 2 | 2 | on Nov 28, 2009, 4:37pm
by Jess {Admin}
in Rules {Must Read} UPDA... |
| Billboard
All important announcements and activity checks can be found here.
| 4 | 5 | on Aug 28, 2010, 6:57am
by hossluver
in Keep the School? |
| Help Desk
If you have any questions, comments, suggestions, concerns? Post them here and a staff member will respond as promptly as possible. You can also find useful information like codes and such here.
| 1 | 1 | on Feb 10, 2010, 9:49am
by Jess {Admin}
in Quick Codes Reference |
| Staff
This is where the staff will discuss all important issues and other such things like you're suggestions for the site, complaints, and member conflicts.
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| Character Development |
| Character Creation (5 sub-boards)
Here you will find the form for the application, and post your applications once they are completed to await acceptance. There is a password to access this board hidden in the rules.
| 40 | 80 | on Sept 2, 2010, 6:37pm
by hossluver
in Alexandrea Fox |
| Canon Characters
Canon Characters can be found here. These are characters that have already been semi-developed, in case you're having a hard time with the initial creation.
| 2 | 2 | on Dec 12, 2009, 11:07pm
by Jess {Admin}
in Hey Fellas |
| Claims
Face claims, housing claims, cell claims, IM claims.... whatever sort of claims you can think of are found here.
| 3 | 4 | on Nov 29, 2009, 9:05pm
by Jess {Admin}
in Job Claims |
| Plotting
Have a brilliant plot idea for your character? Need someone to play a specific character for you? Want to keep track of friends and enemies? Here is where plotting takes place.
| 6 | 22 | on Jul 8, 2010, 12:18pm
by Audrey Hunter
in - - had enough? |
| Character Extras |
| Photo Albums
Come here to show off those award winning smiles and poses. Everyone likes to see what your character looks like and a bit of their personality.
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| Journals
Everyone has secrets and things they just have to get off their chest. Write it all down here, just remember, your character cannot know what another character has written.
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| Character Blogs
Want to write for the whole world to see? Blogging is the perfect way to let people know how you feel about certain things. Anyone can read what you've written though, so keep your secrets in your journals.
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| Cell Phones
Who doesn't have a cell phone these days? Post here with your phone, message, and contacts list.
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| Instant Messenger
Talk instantly with other characters in the instant messenger here. Be sure to claim your IM name so you don't use the same one as someone else.
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| Other
Anything else that falls into character extras? Post it here.
| 1 | 1 | on Dec 30, 2009, 6:58pm
by Jess {Admin}
in Character Trackers |
| Around the Stable |
| Stable Yard (L-I)
A long paved road winds its way through the property past fenced pastures up to the parking lot. Here there are two barns. One is for stallions and geldings, the other for mares and geldings. Not far from the barns the show arenas can be seen and some of the cross country course. Welcome to Rebecca Farm. You have arrived.
| 1 | 4 | on Jun 19, 2010, 10:57am
by Landon Archer
in New[beginnings]or new[... |
| Barns (L-I) (3 sub-boards)
The three barns are painted a natural light brown, and are more than spacious enough. Two of the barns can hold 60 horses, and if need be, temporary barns can also be put up during the Event when countless horses come to stay for the three day eventing.
The third barn is for veterinary housing and holds 20 horses. 10 stalls are isolatory for horses with contagious illnesses, and 10 are for foaling. Each stall can be rigged with a harness to hold the horse up if they cannot do so themselves.
| 2 | 12 | on Aug 6, 2010, 8:57am
by Shane Martin
in [OPEN] Lazy Summer Days |
| The Office (L-I)
The office is located between barns A and B. The staff here are very helpful, and if you have any concerns or suggestions, this is the place to come.
| 1 | 1 | on Dec 24, 2009, 11:16pm
by Jess {Admin}
in Stable Horses |
| The Lounge (L-II)
The Lounge is where people can go to kick back and relax for a while. There is a refrigerator that is always stocked with drinks, a vending machine, microwave, coffee machine, two couches, three tables, a TV, Foosball table, and the "wall of fame" where pictures are put up of the riders at Rebecca Farm who have made significant accomplishments.
| 1 | 3 | on Mar 23, 2010, 10:44pm
by Charlie Parker
in [open] Sounds Like Lif... |
| The Pond (L-I)
The pond is always well stocked with large and colorful fish. We don't recommend swimming in it, but it serves for a nice place to sit for a while and maybe have a picnic or something of the sort while you watch what goes on around the farm.
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| Round Pens (L-II)
The round pens have several uses. They are built up to 6ft tall and exceedingly strong so that horses cannot escape from them. You can work on ground work here, breaking, or any sort of basic training.
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| Paddocks (L-I)
Rebecca Farm has a total of 12 different paddocks, each large enough to contain four horses. Each paddock has a small shelter in it, just in case a storm blows in. They aren't for prolonged containment though, so make sure you don't leave your horse out there too long.
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| The Pastures (L-I)
Rebecca Farm is approximately 100 acres total, and 20 of those are divided into four pastures. The two front pastures have six foot fences, so if your horse is known to jump out, it is best to keep him here. The back pastures have five four and a half foot fences so the more docile horses may be kept here. Make sure not to put a stallion in with a mare.
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| Facilities |
| Indoor Arena (L-II)
The indoor arena at Rebecca Farm is much more than exquisite. It is large enough that two standard size arenas can be set up inside so two things can go on at once. There is a loft viewing room at one end of the arena where you can look down on the arena. There is a wide screen TV in the viewing rooms with live feed of the arena with different camera angles that can be switched to. It also has an attacked tack room, shoeing room, and a break room.
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| Cross-Country Course (L-III)
The Cross Country course is approximately four miles long at it's most advanced course and has a combination of about 25 jump combinations.
| 1 | 1 | on Nov 28, 2009, 8:26pm
by Jess {Admin}
in Courses |
| Steeple Chase (L-III)
The steeple chase consists of about 12 different jumps, and is a half mile on a single lap. Normally they run full mile steeple chases, the first half mile being run on the out side rail, and the second half mile being run on the inside rail.
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| Show Grounds (L-IV)
The show grounds is set off from the rest of the facilities. It consists of four arenas all surrounded by raised berms for spectators and with a judging booth. These Arenas are used for dressage for the first day of the Event, warm up jumps for the second day, and show jumping for the third day.
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| The Racetrack (L-III)
Rebecca Farm is not only geared towards the more commonplace English and Western riding styles, but it also has a race track for those of the strictly speed horse. If you're not riding a racehorse, be careful on the track, your horse isn't insured for racing injuries.
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| Practice Arenas (L-I) (3 sub-boards)
The practice arenas can be found here. From dressage to show jumping to western, it can all be found here.
| 1 | 2 | on Jul 7, 2010, 6:30pm
by Shane Martin
in dear agony, just let g... |
| Trails |
| Highline Trail (L-I)
The highline trail is the easiest of the four trails. It takes about an hour round trip and is uphill most of the way, but a very gradual climb and nothing your horse can't handle, but just to be safe, be sure to tell someone where you're going.
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| Evergreen Trail (L-II)
This trail meanders through the woods on the edge of the property. It is about five miles to the end which is in a clearing. On the edge of the clearing is a fish pond with a dock. There is a log oxer behind the pond, and during the Event at Rebecca Farm spectators gather here to watch.
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| West Wing Trail (L-III)
This trail is a four mile trail circling the outer edge of the western side of the property. It takes about two hours to complete if you go all the way around.
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| Hidden Lake Trail (L-IV) (1 sub-board)
This rather rugged trail is not for beginners to go on their own. It has some very steep inclines and takes about four hours just to get to the lake, and that doesn't include the four hours back. There is a cabin on the lake, but it costs about $85 to rent out for two nights. Otherwise, you can camp there for free in tents, but be sure to go prepared, coyotes and bears are known to wander in this area. Most of the time they leave you alone, but it's better to be safe than sorry. All riders must report in to the office before setting out on this trail.
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| Around Town |
| Norms News (L-I)
Norm's News opened in 1938 and since has been serving burgers, fries, milk shakes, magazines and candy. They are open seven days a week year round. There are 2,500 magazine titles and 600 types of candy. They get their hamburger fresh daily from a small local meat market. Stop at Norm's News and go back to the 1930's. They still have the old fashioned soda fountain to make your ice cream treats.
| 1 | 2 | on May 8, 2010, 8:41am
by Landon Archer
in Start all over |
| Kaleidoscope Dance Club (L-III)
The Kaleidoscope Dance Club features some of the best drinks and music in the valley. You'll need an ID to get in, so if you're not 21 it's time to break in those fake ID's.
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| The Blue Moon (L-IV)
The world famous Blue Moon opened during the construction of the Hungry Horse Dam in the 1940's. It has gone through many changes, first being a bar, then a bar and grill, and now a bar, casino and grill. In its many years of operation it has kept its name "Blue Moon".
| 1 | 9 | on Feb 22, 2010, 12:34pm
by Charlie Parker
in Walk the Line [Harley] |
| Super One Foods (L-I)
The Miner's family original business was a small tavern started in 1943 by Tony and Ida Miner that offered local residents ice-cold beer. When Tony Miner noticed that many customers left early in the evening so they could buy their bread and milk before their nearby grocery store closed for the day, he added a milk cooler and bread to the items he sold. And that simple, yet insightful decision based on Tony and Ida's customer's needs is the foundation of what you will still find today when you visit a Super One Foods Store.
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| Amore Salon and Spa (L-II)
This talented team of artists is dedicated to bringing you the finest services and products. Educated in hair shaping, highlights, color, hair extensions, massage, spa treatments, manicures, pedicures, skin care, makeup, Reflexology, body waxing, weddings, and special occasions, Amore can meet all your salon and spa needs.
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| The Police Station (L-II)
If you ended up here there are only three options as to why. One, you got arrested. Two, someone you know got arrested. Three you work for the police department. The Mission at the Kalispell Police Department "is to ensure the highest level of public safety while protecting the rights and dignity of those they serve. They are dedicated to professional excellence by exemplifying honesty, integrity, professional competence, compassion, positive leadership, and respect for the public, to whom they are ultimately accountable. They will engage the community through collaborative partnerships which identify the causes of crime and strive to reduce crime and the fear of crime, through the unbiased enforcement of the law.
| 1 | 4 | on Apr 15, 2010, 9:32pm
by Charlie Parker
in Do you Dare Dance with... |
| Kalispell Fire Department (L-III)
The Kalispell Fire Department responded to over 4,500 calls in 2006. Of these calls 69% were for medical assistance. The Kalispell Fire Department has a compliment of three engines, one 85 foot ladder truck, four ambulances, and three administrative vehicles. Employees of the Kalispell Fire Department are trained in both fire and medical, providing Advanced Life Support service to the local community with Firefighter/Paramedics. The employees of Kalispell Fire Department also provide the local community with fire prevention and education, technical rescue, and hazardous material response.
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| Pick's Bowling Center (L-III)
Pick's Bowling Center is finally doing cosmic bowling! Come to Pick's and throw some bowling balls in an upbeat night club atmosphere. But not only do they have great entertainment, but also have great pizzas, salads, and burgers!
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| Flathead Valley Community College (L-I)
Nestled in the Rocky Mountains in beautiful Northwest Montana, just 30 miles from Glacier National Park and 60 miles from the U.S.-Canada border, is where you will find Flathead Valley Community College. FVCC provides high-quality academic programs taught by some of the nation’s brightest faculty. Our students go on to lead successful lives whether they transfer on to four-year colleges and universities throughout Montana and the nation or take advantage of over 50 career and technical programs that prepare them to enter into today’s workforce.
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| Woodland Park (L-I)
Woodland Park is a large peaceful park with flowers, a lagoon, playground, and picnic area. Bring bread to feed the large flock of ducks and geese. While you're there, enjoy Woodland Water Park and the skateboarding park. In the winter the pond becomes an ice skating rink with an old-fashioned warming hut. Also an artificial ice skating rink, the Woodland Ice Center is open from October through March.
| 1 | 3 | on May 26, 2010, 8:39pm
by Landon Archer
in [open] The Soldier's C... |
| Flathead Lake (L-III)
The Flathead and Swan rivers supply clean fresh water to Flathead Lake year-round. Created by Ice Age glaciers, almost thirty miles long and fifteen miles across at it's widest point, Flathead lake is the largest natural lake in western U.S. A 160 mile shoreline and water covers nearly two-hundred square miles of Montana - and at 300 feet deep, you'd better restring your fishing reel with some extra line.
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| Flathead River (L-II)
The Flathead River represents the combined flow of hundreds of headwater creeks funneled from the glacial cirques of Glacier National Park and other wild places within the U.S. and Canada. This cold, clear water flows into the North, South and Middle forks of the Flathead, which merge together near Columbia Falls to begin a southward journey. Portions of the upper mainstem Flathead River are classified as “Recreational” within the Wild and Scenic River Classification system. About 20 miles into its journey, after flowing down the gentle, south-sloping gradient of the Flathead Basin floor, the river empties into Flathead Lake. The lower mainstem Flathead River drains from the southwest corner of the lake and draws waters from an arid valley basin throughout its 75-mile course.
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| Out of Town (L-IV)
Anywhere not listed that you would like to be? Anything and everything goes here, so long as it is acceptable. Going to New York for a week? Heading to Whitefish to play on the mountain? Going shopping in Missoula? This is the place to post.
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| Housing |
| Flathead Lake Estates (13 sub-boards)
Located right on the shores of the largest freshwater lake this side of the Mississippi, Flathead Lake Estates are very high class homes. Only the richest of the rich can afford to live here.
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| King Point (18 sub-boards)
The King Point homes are where all the normal people live. They're not top of the line homes, but they're not too shabby either.
| 18 | 18 | on Mar 6, 2010, 2:13pm
by Jess {Admin}
in House Information |
| Trailer Homes (9 sub-boards)
Most trailer homes are less than appealing, however, some of us can't afford any better... besides, it's a roof and four walls. What more could you ask for?
| 9 | 9 | on Dec 21, 2009, 11:27am
by Jess {Admin}
in House Information |
| Mountain View Apartments
The Mountain View Apartments have their monthly rate based on the income of the person living in the apartment. It ranges anywhere from $250 a month to $850 a month depending on the specific apartment.
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| Socialize |
| Graphics (1 sub-board)
Need some graphics? Want to share yours? Come here to request or set up a studio.
| 3 | 6 | on Jul 13, 2010, 12:51pm
by Jess {Admin}
in Header for Audio !?! |
| General Board
Talk about anything and everything out of character here. From introductions to games, it can all be found right here.
| 3 | 7 | on May 7, 2010, 12:09pm
by Riley Hartmann
in HAPPY BIRTHDAY SMURF! |
| Contests
We will occasionally hold contests, which will have rewards for winning, all of which will be found here.
| 1 | 1 | on Dec 18, 2009, 7:56pm
by Jess {Admin}
in Advertising Contest!! |
| Archives
All dead threads and old applications will be moved here. If you would like a thread moved out of the archives, please PM a staff member.
| 17 | 43 | on Mar 10, 2010, 9:32pm
by Jess {Admin}
in Veronica Baker |
| Advertise (4 sub-boards)
Advertisements may be placed here. We have no form to fill out, and only ask that if you post here that we be able to post on your site as well.
| 353 | 562 | on May 2, 2012, 10:07am
by SC Admin
in Saddle Creek- A Dog Ro... |
| Absent
If you are going away for a while, quitting, or taking a break, please let us know here so that the appropriate actions will take place at the activity checks regarding your account.
| 1 | 1 | on Apr 16, 2010, 6:37pm
by Jess {Admin}
in Absent Thread [POST HERE] |
