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Kelly Huddleston was sitting across the table from the respected American actor John Lithgow some months back. The two were sharing the sections of the day's Los Angeles Times and waiting to be called back to work shooting a scene for the Season 4 premiere of the critically acclaimed Showtime series, "Dexter."
"I grew up watching "Third Rock (from the Sun)," Huddleston said of the 1990s situation comedy, which elevated Lithgow from solid character-actor status to household name. "Now, here I am in a room with him, and we're both sitting there reading the Times. Just hanging out, like two regular people."
Huddleston remembers things like that on those rare occasions when she has a few spare minutes for rumination. Since her professional acting career began in earnest less than three years ago, she often has found herself in these heady situations, with little time to be struck by just how remarkable it all is.
"It'll hit me, every once in a while," said the Bremerton native, who struck out for Los Angeles after graduating from Central Kitsap High School in 2003, knocked out two bachelor's degrees (Theatre Performance and Political Science) at Chapman University ... and went to work.
"I'll be someplace and, like, Jenna Elfman, Debra Messing and Demi Moore are all right over there across the room. And I'll think to myself, 'All right. This is pretty cool.'"
Cool, yes. Common, no. Huddleston's been working constantly in her chosen field, building an impressive and eclectic resume of stage, screen and commercial work and flying in the face of the stereotypical image of a young, photogenic Southern California transplant who'll tell you that they're "an actor" ... while they're taking your drink orders, or cleaning your pool, or carrying your bags up to your room.
Huddleston, who won't turn 23 until May, is exactly what she's wanted to be since she was a little kid back in Bremerton: A working actor.
Huddleston's drama teacher and director at Central Kitsap, Deborah Rice, uses the "T" word to describe her former pupil.
Not talent — that's a given. People with talent are a dime a dozen in Hollywood, she points out.
Rather, Rice talks about Huddleston's tenacity.
"If you really want to go into the business, it's 10 percent talent and 90 percent tenacity," said Rice, who retired from the Central Kitsap School District at the end of the 2008-09 school year. "She gets that. I thought she had what it takes, and I told her that. You just have to want it more, and she did."
Rice never had any doubts about Huddleston's acting chops, even as a high schooler.
"What impressed me most about her was her range. She could do anything," Rice said. "She has the most expressive face. She cracked me up every performance when we did 'The Man Who Came to Dinner,' and she made people cry when she was in 'The Girl in the Mirror.'"
The knowledge that Huddleston had walked away from Chapman University with an agent, a manager and two degrees didn't surprise her, either.
"She's brilliant," Rice said with an audible shrug. "She's smart, and you have to be smart to be a real actor. She knows her business, and she knows you have to sell yourself."
And, apparently, she always has.
"It's been in me from a young age," Huddleston said. "Acting is the only thing I've ever wanted to do, really."
She remembered talking her parents (she's the only child of Bremerton's Chuck and Teri Huddleston) into taking her to an audition for a Missoula Children's Theatre production of "Sleeping Beauty" at the Admiral Theatre.
"I think they assumed they'd have to come and get me after the audition, because I wouldn't get a part," she said. "But I got cast as Aurora, the Sleeping Beauty. I was so proud when I called them to tell them I didn't need a ride, because I had rehearsal."
Kelly Huddleston's not a pajama-wearing online college coed, but she plays one on TV.
Her series of commercials for EducationConnection.com air frequently on a number of networks, urging young people to get a college education from the comfort of their own homes — and generating a bit of a YouTube furor in the bargain. She's definitely a star with the couch potato set.
It's just one of the many and varied jobs she's done since arriving in Los Angeles — a skein that began while she was still taking classes at Chapman.
"I got a call for this job where I work two or three times a year for Mattel," she said. "I'm the Matchbox girl. I meet with their marketers, I'm given pages of mumbo-jumbo toy talk, and I present it to their buyers. It's a great paying job, and it's really how I was able to not have another (non-acting) job out of school."
She hasn't really had time for non-acting jobs. To wit:
She's appeared in a Reba McEntire music video titled "You're Gonna Be."
She's played the title role in a Riverside, Calif. productions of "If You Give a Mouse a Cookie" (the mouse, not the cookie), and "Dreams of Anne Frank."
She's worked in short films and independent features and Web series, in both lead and supporting roles.
She played a younger Courtney Cox in an episode of the FX series "Dirt."
She had key roles in the premieres of the most recent seasons of the edgy hit cable series "Mad Men" (AMC) and "Dexter" (Showtime). Her characters, she pointed out wryly, die at the end of both those episodes.
"Things sort of piggyback on each other," she said. "I got 'Dexter' because they saw I was doing 'Mad Men.' I really enjoy any kind of acting, I don't have a favorite. I just want to work."
She can't say much about her current project, except that it's keeping her busy.
"We're shooting 12 hours a day, five days a week, for four or five months," she said during a recent phone conversation from the digs she shares with her "best friend from Washington," Meredith Swanson, who she talked into moving down to L.A. with her after she finished her own studies at Western Washington University. "I'm there from 7 a.m. until 7 p.m. We have all our meals on the set. The good thing is we have weekends off, unless we get behind on the schedule.
"It's a great job," she added, "but I realized when I took it that four months of my life would be dedicated to it."
The show is an offshoot of a European children's series being produced for an American cable network. Details are being kept under wraps until closer to the time it debuts, but Huddleston is one of four main characters.
When she auditioned, she said, "They were looking for a gymnastics girl. I did some gymnastics in Silverdale, but I don't have any real training. But I did what I did, and the (casting director) loved me. I found out on Thanksgiving they were offering me the job, and I took it." Before filming began, she worked with a gymnastics coach, and stunts with a higher degree of difficulty are handled by a stunt double.
Huddleston said she relishes the 12-hour work days. After all, she's doing what she went down to L.A. for in the first place — work.
"A lot of people come to L.A. thinking they're going to be a star," she said. "Well, that's the wrong attitude.
"I think what helped me was in high school, I was never cast as the lead. But that was OK. I don't have a big head. I'm scrappy, I guess. I knew what I wanted, and I knew what I had to do to make it happen."


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Thats great there going to repurpose those windows...My mom told me about going there as a young Catholic in memphis
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"1001 Movies You Must See Before You Die" is a book--a weighty book--complied by a bunch of critics, film profs and lecturers and various writers and publishers. When I first looked at some of the selections I thought they were a bit strange. However, remember the title--the book is not the 1001 best movies. The editor explains that they were looking for the 1001 movies that would give the broadest knowledge of film, and all its various sub-genres, and make you curious about knowing more. In that light, the selections do make more sense. I didn't intend to start a thread on the book originally, because of the overlap with the AFI's 100 Best Movies thread of blessed memory. However, 1001 Movies is considerably different. For one thing, it's much longer, and for another, it covers numerous foreign movies, including some I've never heard of before. There is some overlap, however. Anyway, first on the list: "A Trip to the Moon" (Le Voyage Dans La Lune) (1902) Directed, Produced and Written by George Melies. Silent, B & W, French, 14 minutes long. I haven't seen this film, though there is a famous still from it: the moon with a grimace, because a rocket ship has hit it in the eye). It's somehow fitting that the first famous movie is scifi. Plot: A French expedition to the moon discoveres that it is inhabited by Selenites, from whom the expedition escape by means of magic tricks. They return to Earth and are feted in Paris as heroes. Melies uses superimpositions, dissolves and editing, all of which were generally unknown in previous short movies, most of which were about 2 minutes long at this point. (Note: Melies was actually a magician by trade) Anybody seen this movie? />
I saw this a long time ago way back in film school. What always struck me is how Melies' films always felt more dream like to me than most dream sequences in films. An interesting companion viewing piece would be the final episode of "From the Earth to the Moon." Tom Hanks directs and stars in an episode that contrasts Melies' film with a real moon landing. It sheds some light on Georges Melies that not many people know.
Quite an undertaking, Zaz. I've seen this book around - but I thought it was an Australian thing. It might still be, just a different publication. I was planning on doing the '1001 Albums You Must Hear Before You Die' version of this thread, actually. I think I still will.
I saw this back in college during a film course. Not sure if we got the whole version or excerpts but it was remarkable for what it did technically at such an early stage of development.
The album project sounds good, TBM. I'm impressed that two people have actually seen the film. It must have been an extraordinary undertaking for Melies, like writing a book without speaking the language, or more accurately, having to invent your own. I'm not familiar with the TV show (it sounded like that) you're referring to, Django. What date is it?
I have very faint memories of this film, which were stirred up in the second episode of Futurama, where Bender sticks his bottle in the eye of the Luna Park mascot.
Next: "The Great Train Robbery" (1903) USA; silent; B & W; 12 minutes Directed by Edwin S. Porter The first real Western, in that it has a fully developed story, and apparently quite sophisticated story-telling technique. Plot: Two masked robbers force a telegraph operator to send a fake message to a train so that it will make an unscheduled stop. They board the train, fight with the staff, open the safe on the mail car. They then overpower the driver and fireman, and hold up the passengers. One passengers run away and is shot. The robbers use the engine to escape and ride away on their horses. The telegraph operator sends for help; a posse is formed; and the robbers are killed. There is a shot, where one of the robbers aims a gun point blank at the audience. This is usually shown either at the start or at the end. I have seen a bit of this movie in "The Grey Fox", where an old stage coach robber is released after 30 years in prison. No more stagecoaches, so he doesn't know how to earn his living. Then he sees this movie. Light dawns, and he starts robbing trains in British Columbia. But I haven't seen all of it. I hope one of you have and can tell us what it is like.
The series "From the Earth to the Moon" was a terrific HBO mini-series that Tom Hanks had a big hand in making (director, writer, executive producer). There were 12 episodes in all. It features a remarkable cast. In the final episode they contrast Georges Melies filming his trip to the moon with the final NASA moon voyage. The series is available on DVD.
GTR is said to be the first real movie. I have a great respect and admiration for silent film This website is a must people cursious for silent film
I've looked at this book and I hope to see all the films in it before I die. But that's a massive undertaking, even given that I'm only 23. Especially with all the other lists I'm working with. I really, really, really look forward to this thread. The Great Train Robbery gets a lot of clip play and I've seen about two minutes of it all told, but I haven't seen it all yet.
Next: "Birth of a Nation" (1915) USA; B & W; 190 minutes; silent Starring: Lillian Gish, Mae Marsh, Henry B. Walthall Directed by: D. W. Griffith Seen extended clips from this, but not the whole thing. Technically, it's a marvel, especially for its time. Among the innovations: dramatic close-ups; tracking shots; parallel action sequences, cross-cutting, and the first orchestral score. Griffith's film language is still used today. The problem is the story. It's based on a play: Thomas Dixon's "The Clansman", which is apparently explictly racist. People like to pretend this was par for the course for 1915, but even then, the contents of this film caused a scandal. Lots of argument as to whether Griffith himself was a racist. He was a Virginian, and something of a naif. I suspect that it never occurred to him that the story would cause a furor, and he was appalled to be termed a bigot. Yet certain elements, most specifically the title, suggested he knew exactly what he was saying. The story follows a Northern family (the Stonemans) and a Southern one (the Camerons) trough the Civil War and Reconstruction. Every embarrassing racial stereotype is present and barking. The Klu Klux Klan is glorified as the saviour of the nation. And so forth. Is this film propaganda? Yes. Can propganda be art? I think so, and we will meet another example later on, "The Triumph of the Will." It's creepy, horrifying art, but art nonetheless.
Saw it and hated it. While I know it was an important film and all, it's still a pretty bad movie for everything that it stands for.
I like silent films, but this was beyond stagy. The techniques might have been innovative, but the film still never really rose above its roots and the acting was pretty uniformly terrible. And this from a guy who thinks Lon Chaney's turn in Phantom of the Opera was brilliance. So, you see the kind of acting we're dealing with here. Is it racist? Yes, so the first half is better than the second, but either way its biggest flaw is simply that it's too long by at least an hour or more. The only scene that I think really succeeded on any level of what I could call 'art' was the little Colonel's charge. It's on all of these lists, but it's really not worth the time. Skip this one. And do you ever just feel overwhelmed . . . all the movies, all the music, all the books . . . and only seventy years or so, if you're lucky. I feel that way on a regular basis!
Sorry to join the thread 3 movies late into the game. I have seen all 3 of the movies mentioned so far and each one is an amazing film in their own right. Trip to the Moon was the first Sci Fi film with groundbreaking special effects for its day (like Star Wars was) Great Train Robbery had a fantastic plot and amazing use of cameras and editing (pan shots, matting in images and coloring images) Birth of a Nation is criticized for being a racist film but technically it introduced us to things like iris shots, close ups, and other innovative filming techniques. I recommend seeing all 3 of these pioneering works in your lifetime.
I love Lon Chaney in Phantom of the Opera (double disc Ultimate Edition) and even more in The Unknown. There is only one action to take, take in as much as you can or hope a great fortune lands in your lap and you can retire and pluck away on the "play" button and turn the page at your devoted leisure.
Drac, that is a good website. It went immediately onto my 'favorites' list. Rogue, as to the staginess, Griffith began as a stage actor in the touring melodramas popular at the time. But before "Birth of a Nation", he spent years working on short films, often very effectively. During that time, he started experimenting with film in a technical way, and the result is the innovations in BOAN. He also had a sharp eye for talent, especially female talent, but his taste remained Victorian. 190 minutes gave me pause when I read it. Griffith had an giant burst of ambition, because usually films were much shorter.
Ebert's review of the film is a must read.It explains everything I feel sorry for Birth of a Nation,in today's politically correct world people won`t view it. Even if Griffith was a racist,people need to remember that this was the early 20th century. And racial undertones still continue to haunt movies
That was indeed a highly interesting article, Drac Next: "Les Vampires" (1915) B & W; French; 440 minutes (it's a series/serial) Directed & written by: Louis Feuillade I'd never heard of this particular movie. Released in ten parts, of varying length. The release dates also varied. Plot: "Les Vampires" are a gang of Parisian criminals. They are led in turn by four successive "Grand Vampires", who are killed off during the series. The main star is Irma Vep (Musidora), the handmistress of each of the Grand Vampires. Their opponent is a reporter played by Edouard Mathe. Here's the book: "It is Feuillade's ability to create, on an extensive and imaginative scale, a double world--at once weighty and dreamlike, recognizably familar and excitingly strange--that is of central importance to the evolution of the movie threiller and marks him as a major pioneer of the form." From a review on IMDB: "Each episode builds upon the first, so I strongly recommend you watch it in sequence (as if you watching the Sopranos on HBO). It's interesting to see how the characters develop and improve their acting as they gain experience and confidence within their roles. Irma Vep and Mazamette, especially are a treat to watch. Later in the series, both Irma Vep and Mazamete deliberately ham it up for the viewing audience and camera just for fun! Guerande reminded me a lot of Gene Kelly with his clean-cut facial expressions and haircut. Only the last episode (#10) was a disappointment. For some reason, much of the print was washed out in the interior scenes, the tinting inconsistent (many outdoor scenes were red instead of green etc.) and the storyline was unrealistically forced forward (i.e., how did Mazamette enter into Guerande's house at 2:00 am uninvited and how did Guerande climb down the 3rd floor balcony of the Vampires' mansion after he threw away their knotted rope, the Vampires' only means of escape from that level?) Most episodes are 45 minutes in length, except #10 which is nearly a hour. Even though the entire series runs over 8 hours, don't watch it a double speed as suggested by a previous reviewer. The score adds ambience, suspense & excitement to the Parisian scenes at the appropriate places." Now, of course, I'd love to see this.
I read a detailed breakdown of the first few episodes of this a year or so back. I then decided that I really wanted to see it, so I'd better stop with the spoilers. This looks really fantastic and I'd love to see it sometime.


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Inclusion systems have been introduced in algebraic specification theory as a categorical structure supporting the development of a general abstract logic-independent approach to the algebra of specification (or programming) modules. Here we extend the concept of indexed categories and their Grothendieck flattenings to inclusion systems. An important practical significance of the resulting Grothendieck inclusion systems is that they allow the development of module algebras for multi-logic heterogeneous specification frameworks. At another level, we show that several inclusion systems in use in some syntactic (signatures, deductive theories) or semantic contexts (models) appear as Grothendieck inclusion systems too. We also study several general properties of Grothendieck inclusion systems.


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This groundbreaking book explores the migration of Calvinist refugees in Europe during the Reformation, across a century of persecution, exile and minority existence. Ole Peter Grell follows the fortunes of some of the earliest Reformed merchant families, forced to flee from the Tuscan city of Lucca during the 1560s, through their journey to France during the Wars of Religion to the St Bartholomew Day Massacre and their search for refuge in Sedan. He traces the lives of these interconnected families over three generations as they settled in European cities from Geneva to London, marrying into the diaspora of Reformed merchants. Based on a potent combination of religion, commerce and family networks, these often wealthy merchants and highly skilled craftsmen were amongst the most successful of early modern capitalists. Brethren in Christ shows how this interconnected network, reinforced through marriage and enterprise, forged the backbone of international Calvinism in Reformation Europe.
Read more- Provides a truly European perspective on early modern Calvinism, from northern Italy, across France, Germany and the Netherlands, into England
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- Proposes a revision of the Weber thesis, highlighting that the success of these early modern capitalists was rooted in their shared experience of exodus and minority existence and only in the second instance a consequence of their Calvinist faith
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1. The start of the Calvinist network: the journey from Lucca, via Lyon, to Paris
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3. The Calvinist network and the Thirty Years War
4. The collections for Calvinist exiles in England, Scotland and Ireland
5. The collections for Calvinist exiles in the Dutch Republic, Switzerland, and France
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Abstract | We show that the structure factor S(q) of water can be obtained from x-ray synchrotron experiments at grazing angle of incidence (in reflection mode) by using a liquid surface diffractometer. The corrections used to obtain S(q) self-consistently are described. Applying these corrections to scans at different incident beam angles (above the critical angle) collapses the measured intensities into a single master curve, without fitting parameters, which within a scale factor yields S(q). Performing the measurements below the critical angle for total reflectivity yields the structure factor of the top most layers of the water/vapor interface. Our results indicate water restructuring at the vapor/water interface. We also introduce a new approach to extract g(r), the pair distribution function (PDF), by expressing the PDF as a linear sum of error functions whose parameters are refined by applying a nonlinear least square fit method. This approach enables a straightforward determination of the inherent uncertainties in the PDF. Implications of our results to previously measured and theoretical predictions of the PDF are also discussed. (C) 2008 American Institute of Physics. |
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Activists of Bangladesh's main opposition group, the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP), clashed with police in Dhaka, Wednesday. The BNP activists were protesting against police firing on activists during a series of nationwide general strikes this week. A.M. Ahad/Associated Press
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New Zealand's Neil Wagner celebrated after dismissing England's Kevin Pietersen for a duck, or 0 runs, in Dunedin, New Zealand, Thursday. David Gray/Reuters
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A female porter at the Bhavnagar railway station in the Indian state of Gujarat. Porters are traditionally deemed as a man's job. Ajit Solanki/Associated Press
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A worker arranged snakes to be dried at a slaughterhouse in the village of Kapetakan, Indonesia. The dried snake meat is later exported to China and Taiwan to be used for medicine and food. Mast Irham/European Pressphoto Agency
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A farmer sifted his wheat crop at a farm on the outskirts of the Indian city of Ahmedabad. Amit Dave/Reuters
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A bus covered in net rolled through the streets of Pyongyang, North Korea. Kyodo/Reuters
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A fire broke out in a wholesale vegetable and fruit market in the outskirts of Karachi, Pakistan, on Wednesday, causing severe damage, but no casualties. Athar Hussain/Reuters
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Hundreds of three-wheel taxi drivers parked their vehicles opposite the main railway station to protest against high fuel prices in Colombo, Sri Lanka, Wednesday. M.A. Pushpa Kumara/European Pressphoto Agency
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Kimono-clad models waited for the arrival of International Olympic Committee Vice President Craig Reedie in Tokyo, Wednesday. The IOC's evaluation commission is currently on a four-day inspection tour of Tokyo', which hopes to host the 2020 Olympics. Shizuo Kambayashi/Associated Press
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