It’s that time again! Yep, a brand-new Artist and Quote! Now let’s get right to it.

First, the Artist. This month is going to be a teeny bit different from past Artists because the song I’ve chosen is sung by at least fifty artists. Twenty-five years ago, Michael Jackson, Quincy Jones, and Lionel Richie teamed up to write “We Are the World,” and because of the recent disaster in Haiti (although now the earthquake in Chile seems to be on more people’s minds), stars from all over decided to remake this remarkable piece. They showed a preview of it during the Opening Ceremony of the Vancouver Olympics (now, however, the games are over), and then the next day the full version was presented. I have to say, I love this song! It’s such a great and inspirational tune, and it really just lifts your spirits every time you listen to it. Featuring artists such as Miley Cyrus, the Jonas Brothers, Jennifer Hudson, Josh Groban, and the incredible Celine Dion, “We Are the World” is sure to please.

Onto the Quote. At the beginning of the spring semester of the 2009-2010 school year, Georgian students participated in the Laws of Life Essay Contest, including myself. The challenge for pupils was to find a law of life and write a paper discussing the benefits of valuing it. I wrote my paper on thinking before you speak, using an incident that occurred at my fourth grade birthday party as an example. I could not find an acceptable quote that could correspond with “The Incident,” so I went online and found this fantastic one by the American author, Napoleon Hill. It says, “Think twice before you speak, because your words and influence will plant the seed of either success or failure in the mind of another.” I thought it was a very good quote, seeing as how people nowadays just say whatever comes to mind, without ever questioning, “Will this hurt the feelings of the person to whom I am speaking?” So I decided it would be the Quote for the month of March.

Well, I believe it is the end! Please put your hands together for the over fifty artists that came together to perform “We Are the World!”

PEACE OUT HOME SCOUTS!

Like the title says, this post is merely a catch-up. A few paragraphs to tell you what’s been going on in my life. The first part will be all about this convention called “Actors, Models, and Talent for Christ,” or “AMTC” for short.

You all know my best friend Danielle, right? Well, obviously you won’t actually know her, but y’all catch my drift. Anyway, a couple months ago, I’m doing homework in my room (shocking, right?) when I get this text from Dani (what I call Danielle) saying something like, “Katie! Have you heard of AMTC? It could be your big break!” And then she had put a web address to the web site. Curious as to what she meant by my “big break,” I immediately checked out the site. Apparently, AMTC is a convention held twice a year at the Gaylord Palms Resort in Orlando, Florida. Anybody aspiring to become an actress (like me), a singer, a dancer, or a model could audition at the closest to their home, and if they got a callback, they would go to the convention in either the summer or the winter and compete with about 500 other contestants for awards. But do you want to know the best part? The judges are top Agents, Casting Directors, Managers, and Music Reps from all over the world. How awesome is that? So that means you could get a contract, and that has actually happened to many people! Have you ever heard of a little actress named Megan Fox? Yeah, she got her start with AMTC.

Now onto my experience with AMTC. When Dani texted me about it, I got super excited. You see, I had been planning on saving up around $5,500 so that I could go to this acting camp in New York over the summer. AMTC is only $3,595, so I would save almost $2,000! But anyway, I freaked out and starting researching this event as much as I possibly could. I asked Bob and Mom if I could attend the audition that was about a week and a half away, and they actually said yes! Not right on the spot, but eventually I was on my way to the audition. I got there at about 6:45 P.M, and it was supposed to start around 7:00. I filled out my application and attached the photo I brought (my eighth grade spring school picture). Then I attempted to decided which of the cold-reads I would recite. I ended up choosing this one that had to do with Mentos, but that doesn’t matter. After about three or so minutes, we went into the ballroom and watched the video that they had on the projector. Shortly afterward, the CEO of the company came up and talked to us about the purpose of AMTC and all the other important things. She even talked about scams and everything that we needed to know about the competition. When she was done with her speech, it was time for the auditions to start! The actors and models had to go out into the hall while the dancers and singers stayed in the ballroom. When we were in the hall, one of the acting “judges” told us to split up into two lines: children 12 and under and then everyone else. Then we had to organize ourselves in chronological order. I ended up waiting in line for almost two hours with absolutely nothing to do! When it was finally my turn, the hallway was almost empty, but I was determined not to let my uplifted spirit get crushed by anything. The judge finally called my name and we said hi and everything, and now I will attempt to paraphrase our conversation:

Judge: Hey Katie, how are you?

Katie: I’m good, how are y’all? *There was a man and a woman judging.*

Judge: I’m good. So you’re fourteen? *Sounding a little awestruck*

Katie: Yes, sir.

Judge: Wow you look older than that. But you get that a lot, don’t you?

Katie: Yeah, sort of.

Judge: So what are your goals?

Katie: Well this is going to be different from what I put on my application because I was pressed for time, but I want to show people that actors don’t have to be total skanks; they can actually be role models.

Judge: Good, good. (And then they went off on this story about this little kid who wouldn’t cuss in his audition for a Tyler Perry show but got the role anyway, me all the while agreeing and stuff.)

Judge: So what are you gonna do for us today?

Katie: I’m going to read Script 6. (Then I did my thing.)

Judge: Good. Well, thank you! (I took that as my cue to leave.)

Then I went over and grabbed a packet from the table and we left. Now, during the presentation, the CEO said that if we had earned a callback, we would get a phone call by 3:00 P.M. on Tuesday, which happened to be the next day. Well, the day went by and when I got home (I get home at about 2:45 P.M.), I immediately asked Bob if anyone had called.

They hadn’t.

But I kept hope that in the next fifteen minutes someone would call.

They didn’t.

So I was bummed for the rest of the day and the next day because I really though I had a chance. Then when I got home, I made myself a snack and was just about to go upstairs when Bob and Macayla came in (she had early release) and Bob said, “Katie, come here, I want you to listen to something and tell me your first impression of it. Close your eyes.” So I did. Then I heard, “Hi, this is to the parents of Katie Hall. I’m calling with her audition information for AMTC. You did earn a callback, Katie. If you would call me at –enter phone number here–, I’d be happy to answer any questions and give you your results. Thanks and have a good day.” That was when I started jumping up and down on the spot and screaming because I was so excited. I had gotten a callback! Can you say AAAAH?!!!! So anyway, I ran upstairs and called her number, but she didn’t pick up. I left her a message and hoped that she would call back before the day ended.

She didn’t.

And the next day I was still excited, but a little less because she returned my phone call. When I got home, the first thing I did was call her back. She still didn’t pick up, so I left yet another message. Then a couple hours later, I was just about to post on Facebook how annoyed I was that she wouldn’t call me back when Bob walked into my room with his hand outstretched and his Droid showing a New Orleans number. I instantly knew it was the woman, and I bolted out of my seat so I could talk to her. That was when she told me how my audition went. Apparently, I got really high scores on my actual acting, but that’s not all the entertainment industry is about, is it? So they had judged me on my personality and appearance as well, but they liked those, too. They said I looked fresh, I had good skin, I was very mature (that was when the woman put in that she was astonished at how well I sounded in my messages and that for a second she doubted that I was fourteen), I had good features, and that they considered me for commercial modeling as well as acting, which is everything but the whole 5′8″ height requirement, skinny as a pole, gorgeous model aspects. I was very ecstatic about that. Then we got to the money issue. That was when a little red flag went up in my head and I told her to talk to Bob about it. He wrote down the price and then, while Macayla and I were at our dad’s house, Mom and Bob discussed it and decided that they didn’t want to put down the required $500 deposit and then not have the other $3,000 we needed in order to do it. But Mom also told me that if I could raise the money, I could do it. And since we didn’t pay the deposit by the required date, I cannot participate in the July competition, but I’m shooting for January. The only bad part about that is that it’s the first week of the second semester of my sophomore year, but when I get to live my dream and I’m ranked 7th out of 575 freshman academics-wise (that was another thing they liked about me — that I had such fantastic grades), I think I can spare a week especially when I’m able to catch up so quickly.

So January is when I’m hoping I’ll be able to compete. Fingers crossed! Wow, would you look at the time! 9:31 P.M, and I was supposed to be in bed by now! Well, I hope y’all enjoyed today’s rant. I’ll try and remember to continue my catch-up tomorrow, if not, I’ll remember eventually. Live long and prosper. *Makes the Star Trek hand sign*

My life is so stinkin’ BORING! Seriously, though; nothing “special” or “important” or “life-changing” has happened to me lately. I think the last really cool thing that happened to me was when I got a callback from AMTC. But I think I’ve already told y’all about that. If not, oh well. I have to write an article on Saint Patrick’s Day for the newspaper, so I need my brain to function properly. And for that to happen, I can’t write too much mind-numbing stuff about my life that’s just about as interesting as a sack of potatoes. But I didn’t want to just leave my devoted fans in the dust. All five of y’all.

So, Hayden hasn’t has a real conversation with me in about a month. But my friend Sydney (who is also friends with Hayden) is really bugging the both of us about how we’re going to get married and that we need to make sure to thank her for that. Yeah, right. Whatever you wanna believe, Sydney. We did, however, previously have a pep rally at school, and Sydney forced me and Hayden together. See, the rally was in seventh period, and I didn’t have any of my good friends that I could sit with in that class. Well, except for Sydney and Rena, but Rena is in the band, so she didn’t even go to Health that day because she had to set up in the gym. ANYWAY… So I sat with Sydney. But she has a boyfriend who came to sit with us, but not before Hayden came over! Actually, Sydney made him come and sit with us, and when he went to sit next to her, she apparently told him to sit next to me, because next thing I know, the guy I have a humongous crush on is sitting not two inches away from me! Then I just had to make myself look a retard when I started hitting my legs to the beat of the drums. And then I cheered my head off, like you’re supposed to at a pep rally, and I could swear that Hayden would look over at me every so often with a “What are you doing?” kind of face. Then I realized that I was sitting in between Douglas, my best guy friend, and Hayden, so I was stuck. And Douglas knows that I like Hayden, as does Hayden, but what Douglas doesn’t know is that Hayden and I went out for about three days in October. So anyway, the pep rally was quite awkward for me. And then we get on the bus (that’s the only time I ever get to talk to Hayden) and Hayden starts talking to Douglas about how loud I was and how stupid I looked! And he was even doing a really lame impersonation of me! And Douglas being Douglas, he cracked up right along with Hayden!

So yeah, I took it WAY out of proportion that day; like, I got super excited, but it was nothing. But Sydney still bugs me and Hayden about how we need to make sure that we invite her to our wedding because she was the one that got the ball rolling! Whatever! But anyway, now I HAVE to write that article so I won’t put if off until tomorrow have to write both tomorrow night. That would suck! So… PEACE OUT HOME SCOUTS!

Okay, so the title speaks for itself. This month, I decided to post the Artist and Quote early so that I won’t forget. Now, onto the explanations.

First, the Quote of the Month. I hope you all know that I am one of the most obsessed Harry Potter fans you will ever know. Well, I decided that this month I will flaunt my fandom. This month, we are blessed with a quotation from none other than the greatest sorcerer in the world, Albus Percival Wulfric Brian Dumbledore. Yes, I know, he’s not real, but I love this quote and I think it represents the human population perfectly. So I put it on the Quote!

Now, on to the Artist. Well, this month, there are two artists. And one is actually two, so there are actually three! Anyway, the first is Edwin Mccain. Y’all have probably never heard of him, but have any of you ever seen “A Cinderella Story” with Hilary Duff? Remember when she and Austin Ames are dancing in the gazebo at the Halloween dance? Do you remember the song the little makeshift band played? Well, that song is called “I’ll Be,” and it has to be one of my favorite songs of all time! It’s just so beautiful, and I’ve never posted it on What’s Up Katie? so I decided to this month.

The next artist is a band, but then they teamed up with a famous country/pop artist. Her name is Taylor Swift, and the band is Boys Like Girls. These two outstanding singers pair up to sing the song “Two is Better Than One,” and, I have to say, I love this song! They’re really good together! Now, I would say a huge monologue about them, but I really don’t know enough to do that! So, without further ado…

HERE IS EDWIN MCCAIN SINGING I’LL BE AND BOYS LIKE GIRLS AND TAYLOR SWIFT SINGING TWO IS BETTER THAN ONE!!! WOO HOO!!!

So that’s it! I’ll try and update if anything interesting happens in my life, but until then, PEACE OUT HOME SCOUTS!!!

Okay, so I have some awesome news! You know that story I told y’all I was writing? Well, I FINALLY wrote the first chapter last night! I would put the chapter in this post, but I would much rather you guys go on Booksie (www.booksie.com) and read and comment so I know what I need to work on for the next chapter!

BUT.. I will post the summary on here right now:

Raynerd Sinclair is a boy from Arizona, used to the hot weather and the solitude. His father died when he was just seven years old, and his life hasn’t been the same since. But Rayne is resilient; he learned to adapt and appreciate what he has. He likes having no worries, no fears, and, most importantly, no drama in his life.

Once the polar opposites finally encounter one another, they get to liking each other rather quickly. Rayne and Carly miss out on tours just so they can get together. Then the two best friends start to feel something different. Will this sneak-off relationship develop in to something more?

Doesn’t it sound awesome?! Yeah, I know, I can’t even believe I came up with that!

I’ll make a new page titled something like, “Paris,” and it’ll contain links to each chapter! So PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE go to the links and read and comment! Your constructive criticism is very much appreciated! PEACE OUT HOME SCOUTS!!!

Update, update, up-DATE! That was supposed to be to the rhythm of the conga line song that you dance to, by the way. But anyway, no, this post is NOT about the ABC Family show, “The Secret Life of the American Teenager.” I just thought it was kind of creative to use it was my title, even though my life is about as secret as a stack of potatoes. So yeah, not that much of a secret.

But, I do need to give y’all an update on my novel, Paris. A few weeks ago, I decided that my story is NOT going to be a fantasized version of me and Hayden. It’s not even going to take place in my home state; it’s going to be in Paris, France, hence the title. Here’s a synopsis:

Raynerd (Rayne) is a boy from Australia with an Australian mother and Spanish father. Brennan (Bree) is a small-town girl who was born in Alabama but moved to Georgia with her mom when her father left them for his executive assistant. Well, during winter break, both Bree and Rayne both travel to Paris, France with their families. When they run in to each other while on separate tours, the two teens become fast friends. Will their relationship develop into something more?

So, what did y’all think? That’s probably the one I’m going to put on Booksie, but I don’t know.

Well, that should be all for tonight. So… PEACE OUT HOME SCOUTS!!!

Well, it’s finally 2010! What’s your New Year’s Resolution? Ha ha, I’m just kidding. But anyway, a new month means a new Artist and Quote of the Month. So that’s (hopefully) going to be the primary topic of this post.

So, first, the Artist of the Month. This past summer, Fox released a new TV show, called Glee. Well, I quickly became obsessed with not just the show, but also the songs. I would go on to this cool site, “Groove Shark,” and listen to Glee songs. Well, about two weeks before Christmas was the last episode of this season, “Sectionals.” That was the best episode yet, and I loved it so much, I even downloaded it onto my iPod touch! Anyway, there were these two songs that I really liked. Have y’all ever seen the movie Dreamgirls? You know, with Jennifer Hudson, Beyonce, Eddie Murphy, Jamie Foxx, and Anika Noni Rose, just to name a few? Well, anyway, Jennifer Hudson sings this song called “And I’m Telling You (I’m Not Going),” and a girl on Glee did a spin on it. The character’s name is Mercedes Jones, but the actress is Amber Riley, and her version is AWESOME!!! I mean, she blows it out of the park! I love it! And then the other song is “Don’t Rain on My Parade,” and the star of the glee club, Rachel Berry, sings it. The actress’s name is Lea Michele, and she can also sing really well! That song is really good too! So those are the two songs I’ve chosen for January; I hope y’all like them!

Okay, now on to the Quote. Like December’s, this month’s quote is from the play I was in at my school, “The Foreigner.” We adapted it for the One Act Competition, so I don’t know how long it really is, but ours was two acts. Anyway, the quote I chose was the cast’s and crew’s favorite of my character. I know it might seem a little conceited of me to feature one of my own quotes, but I didn’t write it; I just yelled it! So, I played an old woman, Betty Meeks, and when this British guy comes to my rural Georgia lodge, I immediately take him in, but when I talk to him, I literally yell it loud and slow. It’s funnier when you actually see it, but I LOVE this one. It was really fun to say!

Well, now on to your update on my life! No, I haven’t gotten back together with Hayden, and, judging by the fact that he told me he doesn’t like anyone, I won’t ever get back with him. But we’re still good friends, so it’s all good! He gave me a compliment on my hair a couple days ago because my friend straightened it, and I think he knew that I cherish his compliments the most because I like him. But whatever! The good news is that I think I’m finally getting over him. It may be really slowly, but it’s still improvement! Being hung up on him isn’t healthy for me. I really need to move on.

So, I have one other thing I need to tell you guys. Remember my “Endless Story” page? Well, I’m going to delete that. Instead of having a page with a story written on it, I’ve created a Booksie account where I will post my stories. It won’t be “The Boy from the Window,” though, unless that one bugs me a lot like the idea I have right now is. I’ve had this new idea in my head for almost 4 months now, so I’ve finally decided that I actually am going to write it. Coincidentally, it’s going to be my relationship with Hayden if it had actually worked out. I’m also adding a few of the fantasies I have in there (yes, I know, I’m a stalker) to make it a little better. I’m going to change the names, but pretty much everything else is going to be like it was in real life. Until we get to the working-out part, of course. But yeah, I’ll post the link to that on a new stories page I’m going to create on here, but I first need to post it on Booksie! So I’ll definitely keep you guys posted on that!

Well, that’s it for today! I’ll make sure to keep you guys posted on the status of my story, but, until then, PEACE OUT HOME SCOUTS!!!

So, I haven’t written in FOREVER!!! And I haven’t changed the Artist or Quote of the Month since like, August. So that’s the first thing I’m going to address.

First, the band is called Owl City. A friend of mine recommended them to me (I actually think it’s really only one dude in the band), and the singing isn’t the best and the lyrics have no meaning, but both of these songs have a good rhythm, and I like them. Anyway, Owl City rocketed to the top of music charts all over, I saw people singing one of the songs, “Fireflies,” every day at school, and I see “Fireflies” every morning on VH1’s “Jump Start.” Needless to say, this band is pretty popular. And then another friend of mine had the other song, “Rainbow Veins,” on her iPod, and she let me listen to it. I found it was pretty “catchy” as well, so I put it on here too. Now, I won’t keep you from listening to these good songs (while reading the rest of this post) any longer. So, without further ado, I give you Owl City singing “Fireflies” and “Rainbow Veins”! WOO HOO!

Second, this month’s Quote is one from the school play I starred in, “The Foreigner.” Just for the record, I played the lodge-keeper (the entire play occurs in this lodge), Betty Meeks, who also happens to be around 74 years old. So yeah, I was the youngest cast member playing the oldest character. But we got third place in the competition we went to, so I guess the director had her head screwed on right when she cast me. ANYWAY!!! Sorry, I was getting off topic there for a while. So yeah, December’s Quote of the Month is said by the character the entire play is centered around, Charlie Baker, who comes to visit his friend, Froggy LeSeuer (who is enlisted in the army), in Georgia, but ends up staying at Betty Meeks’ lodge. He hates talking to people (except Froggy, of course), so Froggy comes up with the story that Charlie is from a totally foreign country and he doesn’t speak English, even though he’s really British and speaks perfect English. Anyway, at Betty Meeks’ lodge, he meets Catherine Simms, the local Southern Belle, who is engaged to the preacher, David Marshall Lee. And Catherine has a little brother named Ellard, and he’s pretty much a dimwit. Oh, and there’s also Owen Musser, but I don’t like the guy who played him at all, so I’m not going to mention him anymore. So, the quote I gave y’all is when Ellard is trying to teach Charlie how to say “fork,” and Charlie’s having fun pretending like he can’t say it. When you see it on stage, it’s hilarious. Julian and Tim (the actors for Ellard and Charlie) were phenomenal in the speaking lesson scenes.

Okay, now third, I need to get you guys up-to-speed on the goings-on of my life. So, in mid-late October, the guy I have a HUGE crush on asked me out! I had been getting signs for a couple weeks that he liked me (he invited me to his baseball game and, according to a woman sitting next to us, couldn’t take his eyes off me; when he came up to bat, he stated a fact about the weather and wouldn’t stop smiling while he talked; he texted me from 10 PM until 1:30 AM on night; and he would look at me constantly when he was talking to everyone on the bus), but I didn’t expect it to happen so quickly! He asked me out over a bunch of text messages, after I unintentionally confessed my feelings to him, I was super excited and happy, and it seemed like he was too. He texted me early the next morning telling me he felt sick, not knowing that I keep my phone off until after school. And then that night, I was at Macayla’s softball game, and he was explaining this game he’s addicted to (he tried SO HARD to get me to sign up to play too; I said no), and I said, “Yeah, unless you’re someone like me who talks so fast no one can understand what you’re saying.” His reply? “Ha it’s cute.” My heart swelled like, 20 sizes that moment. I felt the happiest I had in a while. I finally had a boyfriend, and it looked like he was going to be there for a while. Well, that Thursday afternoon, rehearsals started back (I had been on a 3-day break from “The Foreigner”), and he seemed sad when I told him that I couldn’t ride the bus that afternoon (that’s the only time I ever get to see him; before and after school). That was when everything started plummeting to a messy demise. On Friday, we both knew it was going to be a bad day. But I didn’t expect it to be as bad as it was. Long story short, after rehearsal, I was texting him, and he broke up with me. It wasn’t like when Edward broke up with Bella; I didn’t collapse on the floor and be a ghost for the next few months, but I did feel pretty bad. Like I said earlier, I REALLY like him (I still do, unfortunately), and I thought it was going to work out really well. I guess I was wrong! Everyday I wish he would text or call me and say something like, “I want you back,” but deep in my heart I know that’s not going to happen. So I keep living my life; that’s all I can do. Hayden and I are still friends, but we’re not nearly as good friends as we were during, and even before, when we were going out. But that’s okay. As long as he still talks to me, I’ll be okay.

Dang, that was pretty pathetic. Okay, now onto the next thing. So, this week was Final Exams Week. Monday and Tuesday were normal, but Wednesday, yesterday, and today were all only half days. We only had two classes! We went to school at 7:30 AM, like usual, but we got out at 11:45 AM, instead of 2:10 PM!!! How awesome is that?! But anyway, I was going to tell you guys the grades I got!

On Wednesday, I had the Newspaper and Accelerated Integrated Geometry exams. Because our Final was the actual paper, we didn’t have an official Final Exam in that class; all we did was write down a bunch of notes we need to remember for the next edition. In Math, I thought the exam was pretty easy. Math is one of my best subjects, so I was really happy with the exam. I got a 90%, which isn’t terrible, but I thought I would’ve done better.

Yesterday, I had the P.E. and Honors Spanish exams. The P.E. exam was iffy, but Spanish was easy. It’s also one of my best subjects, apparently, because I got a 94% on the exam. I don’t know what my grade was on the P.E. one, but I think I did okay.

Today, which was not only just the last day of Finals but also the last day of the first semester, I had my Advanced Placement Biology and Gifted Language Arts exams. AP Bio is very difficult because my teacher crams a bunch of information into our tiny pea brains. And a lot of the students in my class are upperclassmen (I’m a freshman), so they’ve already taken Biology. This is my first Biology class–I had Life Science in the 7th grade, but it was VERY VERY basic stuff. So, you can understand my surprise when I discovered I got an 89% on the exam! I was ecstatic, but angry at the same time. You see, each of our exams was 100 questions, making each questions worth one point. That means that if I had missed one less question, I could’ve gotten an A! But whatever, it’s still really good, and it leaves me with a 104% overall (that’s with the 10 points that the school gives us for taking such a hard class added), which is very good.

Now, let me tell you something. On Tuesday (one of the regular-schedule days), my Language Arts teacher told our class that she’s only had 2 people get an A on the exam in some amount of time I don’t remember. So we were all pretty bummed. But when we took the exams today, a lot of people got A’s! But let me tell you about mine! Well, I walked up to my teacher’s desk to ask for a pass to the bathroom, and she had already scanned the exams, so she knew we had gotten on them. Well, our conversation follows:

Me– “Hey, Ms. Steele, can I have a pass to the bathroom?

My teacher– “Yeah. And you did phenomenal on the exam, by the way. You got a 95%!” (She said it in a whispering voice because no one else knew their grade yet.)

Me– “Really? Wow.”

Her– “Yeah, I’ve never seen it before.”

Me– “Dang.”

And then she signed the pass and I went to the bathroom. BUT ISN’T THAT SO COOL?!?! I was super excited when she told me that! It was the highlight of my day.

Well, Mom and I are going shopping tomorrow morning at like, 7, so I need my beauty sleep. PEACE OUT HOME SCOUTS!!!

• I actually had time to come on the computer this morning! I need no homework tonight. I just do. #

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• Finally going to bed. My abstract stinks, but it's my first one ever, so I'm accepting it. Good night everyone! I love you all! #