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actingitallout - 13 February 2009 06:02 PM

Hello,

If you are interested on blogs about acting, acting classes, acting schools or theatre acting. I have one at http://infoboxunlimited.com/Acting/ and it updates everyday.

just giving out some info since this forum seems so dead.

Check your link it is not working. May be server is down.

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