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My vote for Poll 1:Ausar My vote for Poll 2:Argentlam My vote for Poll 3: Czar AvohkiiLight

I love Tartuffe. I wish I could be there- good luck in your performances. I got the lead in The Music Man, which will premiere in April. Maybe you can come to that ... AvohkiiLight, Theatre Buff

You have WAY too much free time... Nice lappie, btw. AvohkiiLight

LOL, how dare you! I thought you were going to write about respect- not just rip on me! But, hey.. my name is up in lights ! ... I might have an ego problem. AvohkiiLight

Sorry about you Dad (and life), but I know your faith will lead you through it- you're in my prayers. Pizza is unhealthy?! I'm going to die soon, then... AvohiiLight: MAN

Lovely pics, old chap. Did many of the scouts from... very distant (not Enlgand) countries speak English? AvohkiiLight

Aye say I! Or something similar... AvohkiiLight

Well, as much fun as this was and though I know the public was begging for more and checking back for updates every 6.4 seconds, I am getting ready to start school and will discontinue adding entries regarding art. Also, I'm about to lose this free blog . I may add a couple of other entries, but no further reviews. I may make, like, a homeschooler's blog and bit of a "club". If anyone likes this idea and would like me to proceed, please let me know. So, ciao for now. Keep buying my stuff! AvohkiiLight

Ooh... PIRATES. I've half a mind to report ye to her majesty's fleet! Unless you be givin' me an offer I can't refuse- savvy? AvohkiiLight

EW, you're almost back!!! Too bad we haven't been able to get updates because of the server's deathly illness. I didn't know you could speak every living and dead language in the history of the world ... I can't wait till I see what souvenier you've brought me from jolly old Queen Vic's castle!!! AvohkiiLight

Well, I'm back in my computer class and ready to write my next blog entry- a review of Thoroughly Modern Millie. I'll begin with some synopsis and settings- courtesy of our favorite Wiki site: It's jazzy score, time-accurate costumes and fall-in-and-out-of-love-between-every-song characters are sure to provide a nonstop parade of bumbling hilarity. Yes, I like making funny sounding sentences! The 20's are one of my favorite decades for one big reason- JAZZ was born. I'm not saying that I particularly like Jazz, but Jazz opened the door for ragtime, swing and every other high-tempo form of music. Broadway bloomed with the event of Jazz and it became less and less operatic and more and more Show-tuney (not a real term ). Thoroughly Modern Millie takes this musical revolution of that time and applies it to most every track in the show. It has the same high energy, exciting and show-tuney (Nope, still no a word) feeling that was dominating NYC at the time, portraying it with great nostalgic charm. You'll find you're on Millie's side the whole show through- wherever you are, you want out. And when you get out, you're going to New York !!! I haven't seen this musical yet (though I do have the soundtrack) and am looking forward to the day when I get the opportunity. A side note with nothing to do with this show: I didn't have the time I thought I would to post 2 reviews a day. I don't even know if anybody is reading these entries, but I'm enjoying writing them. The point: I'll update it whenever I can, not garunteeing any number of reviews. Of course, the blog will be locked very soon... AvohkiiLight

This is an iconic sculpture for all those interested in the world of academia and is recognizable by most people worldwide. I myself have seen this sculpture when it visited my local museum on a national tour. I'll begin with a brief biography of the sculptor. Auguste Rodin (b. 1840, Paris– d. 1917) was born into a modest family in Paris, France. He began drawing at 10, went to art school and became world-reknowned by the time he was 60- Yes, sucess doesn't happen overnight . He had some scandals, mishaps and adventures which could violate some rules so we'll leave Rodin's Bio at that ... and move to his style and advancements. One main thing to remember about Rodin's work is that he introduced a weight into his sculptures- showed gravity in effect. Every sculptor up to this point was sculpting things that were floating in space or standing so erect that you'd think they're not human- especially a teen of America . Rodin showed muscles straining. He showed heavy-set figures. He shows WEIGHT. If you glance over at "The Thinker," you'll see exactly what I'm talking about. "The Thinker" is not sitting there, relaxing, surfing the web, eatin' pizza... He isn't just passively thinking about something- flittering contemplation of some minute idea. He is straining, every muscle is tense- he is pondering, nay, struggling with something DEEP! As I said before, I have seen this work and you can actually feel him straining with some great idea. It is for that reason that "The Thinker" has become so famous: people- every culture, race, creed- admire the Thinkers. I'm not saying the thinkers are always right or that they ARE more special- just that they are generally revered and that is what make "The Thinker" have such universal appeal.* Rodin works are generally finished in Bronze. It should be known that an artist cannot work in Bronze (easily, anyways). Rodin would make quick sketches in clay that were later fine-tuned, cast in plaster, and forged into bronze or carved in marble. He also used interesting models- gymnasts, acrobats, athletes so as to see more dynamic bodies in action. He had them move about the room and made quick clay sculptures of interesting poses. Rodin is now considered the father of modern sculpture. By far, the greatest sculptor to come from France. Moving on to my review of "Thoroughly Modern Millie"- a Jazzy Broadway classic which is currently experiencing a revival. Thanks for reading! LOL, I'm in the middle of a computer class at my library and helping an elderly lady figure out Windows.So, I am sorry if I've forgotten something or this article sounds slightly demented. *I don't mean to push any sort of agenda- I'm just explaining why I think this work has such universal appeal. AvohkiiLight

Well, you get to add toa lhikan, takadox the terrible and Kex. So, 14 is not bad ... AvohkiiLight

What?! Are you crazy? I've been advertising the topic all day; you just must not be as popular as ou thought . j/k- we love you. AvohkiiLight EDIT: Here's the current list from the multiple Bday topics of well-wishers: AvohkiiLight Emperor Kraggh Zenith Toa Killermike Vezon the Piraka Jedi Master Anex chocolate milk Necro Toa Vezorn Asher Deathshot Just for the record... not like we're keeping one !