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The Dynasty of Lao concept came about as a way to share information on interesting people, places and things that might not actually be right in your own back yard.  About 25% of this content will be personal musings, and the rest is a grab bag with features soometimes pertaining to the most interesting city on earth, Los Angeles.  The site is meant to be eclectic, broadening, nostalgic and maybe a learning experience, but most of all, fun.  I hope you enjoy your stay and come back as often as you can.

"Someone had said, and Wilhelm agreed with the saying, that in Los Angeles all the loose objects in the country were collected, as if America had been tilted and everything that wasn't tightly screwed down had slid into Southern California."
-- Seize the Day
Saul Bello

 

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