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- 1964
- Born in Tokyo
- 1988
- Graduated from B.A in Department of Architecture, Engineer, Tokyo University
- 1989
- "Graduated from Image Forum Institute of Moving Image, Tokyo
Started "Buddy Matsumae" series centers its location in Matsumae, Hokkaido, Japan"
- 1991-
- Bases his activities in Kochi city, Kochi, Japan
- 1998
- Starts "DIGI" series centers its location in Kochi, Japan
- 2000
- "Starts continuous 15 years project, "M.I Project".
Starts participating Yosakoi Festival taken place every year in August as TEAM "M.I"."
Selected Award
- 1996
NETPAC Prize for at the 46th Berlin International Film Festival, German
("HEAVEN-6-BOX" 16mm, 60min, Kochi Prefectural Museum of Art,1994-95)
- 1995
First-time Director Award, Pink Film Festival 1994, Japan
("I like you, I like you very much" ENK Promotion, 58 min., 35 mm, 1994)
- 1990
The Special Juror's Prize, 1990 Image Forum Festival, Tokyo, Japan
("Swimming Prohibited" 89 min, 8 mm, 1989)
Selected Solo Exhibition
- 2015
- " <Mioki/Seisei> ~ Uchinko3" Art Center Ongoing, Tokyo, Japan
- 2014
"Gendaishi" Shionoe Museum of Art, Kagawa, Japan
"World of Hiroyuki Oki" Nakatosa Museum of Art, Kochi, Japan
"Hiroyuki Oki <Fight/Abstract/Material/Phenomenon> with Motonao Takasaki" ARATANIURANO, Tokyo, Japan
- 2013
- "Uchinko 2" Art Center Ongoing, Tokyo, Japan
- 2012
- "MAY" with Michiyo Mori, TEMPORARY SPACE, Hokkaido, Japan
- 2011
"Hiroyuki Oki ROADSHOW Based on the <Time - Performance> Doctorine" ARATANIURANO, Tokyo, Japan
"Uchinko" Art Center Ongoing, Tokyo, Japan
"Zero and Spice" gallery ARTE+SAW, Kagawa, Japan
- 2010
- "Hiroyuki Oki - Dream of Architecture" On Sundays, WATARI-UM, The Watari Museum of Contemporary Art, Tokyo, Japan
"TAMATAMA 8.10" ARTLAND, Tokyo, Japan
- 2008
- "The Dawn of 21st Century Philosophy – Fiction3" ARATANIURANO, Tokyo, Japan
- 2007
- "METWUKA" Galeria Punto, Okayama, Japan
- 2006
- "Hiroyuki Oki – mygaylifehowcoming" Community Center akta, Tokyo, Japan
- 2005
- "FICTION" SCAI THE BATHHHOUSE, Tokyo, Japan
- 2004
- "CHICHINPUIPUI" Gallery Cellar, Aichi, Japan
- 2003
"Midsummer Night's Dream" Gallery Cellar, Aichi, Japan
"OKAKURE MN" TEMPORARY SPACE, Hokkaido, Japan
- 2002
- "to G8" Gallery Cellar, Aichi, Japan
- 2001
"Hiroyuki Oki" OTA Fine Arts, Tokyo, Japan
"SHOOT! SLEEP! SEX!" Yado, Okayama, Japan
- 2000
"TOTAL 2000" Gallery Hasegawa, Nagano, Japan
"to M.I" Atelier Rika, Okayama, Japan
- 1999
"NIHON NO KATEI" A House of Kouguchi, Okayama, Japan
"Hao chi ma" Choyokan Gallery, Nagano, Japan
"Ooharu Maboroshi no Show" Surooga 463, Okayama, Japan
"Sale No.1" Gallery Surooga 463, Okayama, Japan
"Transportation of Blue Ground" Faust Gallery, Kochi, Japan
- 1998
"Onore to Tatakau" Faust Gallery, Kochi, Japan
"his happy life" Honey Suckle Rose Underground, Nagano, Japan
"DIGIYAMA and Udon-kun" Miyatake Gallery, Kagawa, Japan
"SukuiAi – 2nd Stage" White Room, Kochi, Japan
"Murotani kun" Gallery Faust, Kochi, Japan
Selected Group Exhibitions
- 2016
"Aichi Triennale 2016 Rainbow Caravan" Toyohashi city, Aichi, Japan
"OPAM × Nose Iseo Theater in Museum" Oita Prefectural Art Museum, Oita, Japan
"An Abundance of Sei: Life, Vigor, Thrive, and Spirit" Hiroshima City Museum of Contemporary Art, Hiroshima, Japan
- 2015
"Contemporary tales from the province III -Susaki artist in residence-" Susaki Machikado Gallery and other places, Kochi, Japan
"gallery in gallery series #01 ARATANIURANO"konya-gallery, Fukuoka, Japan
"Inob Order 555"Ino, Kochi, Japan
"Hiroshima Trilogy: 70th Anniversary of the Atomic Bombing, Part Ⅰ Life=Work" Hiroshima City Museum of Contemporary Art, Hiroshima, Japan
"M・I 2015" SOLE Community center, Kochi
"Cho-TAMATAMA 13" Koganei Art Spot Chateau 2F, Tokyo, Japan
"For Troedsson Villa" Troedsson villa, Nikko, Tochigi, Japan
"Artists" Fukiage Art Museum, Okayama, Japan
"ART BASEL HONG KONG 2015" Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre, Hong Kong
- 2014
- "TAMATAMA 12" Koganei Art Spot Chateau 2F, Tokyo, Japan
- 2013
"TRANS ARTS TOKYO 2013" Old Shinoki Building, Tokyo, Japan
"28ZAKI Kaihin Exhibition" Tamanoi, Fukuoka, Japan
"Masters of Soil" Japan Foundation, New Delhi, India
"Youkobo PLUS: Returning from the Mountains of India" Youkobo Art Space, Tokyo, Japan
"Inob Order 2.5" Kinputei, Kochi, Japan
"New Year's Party" ARATANIURANO, Tokyo, Japan
"TAMATAMA 11" Koganei Art Spot Chateau 2F, Tokyo, Japan
"Cho-TAMATAMA 11" Koganei Art Spot Chateau 2F, Tokyo, Japan
"M・I2013" Kochi City, Kochi, Japan
- 2012
"Inob Order 2.0" Ino, Kochi, Japan
"M・I2012" Sawaman Gallery room 38, Kochi, Japan
"archi + anarchy Ⅱ" ARATANIURANO, Tokyo, Japan
"archi + anarchy ⅡⅡ" ARATANIURANO, Tokyo, Japan
"A Page of Madness of NJP" CLASKA 8F The 8th Gallery, Tokyo, Japan
"OngoingFES" Art Center Ongoing, Tokyo, Japan
"TERATOTERA 2012" Kichijoji Baus Theater, Tokyo, Japan
"TRANS ARTS TOKYO" Former Tokyo Denki University Building 11, Tokyo, Japan
"Kashiwa City Jack -Asia Pacific Contemporary media arts from Daisuke Miyatsu Collection-" Surrounding areas of Kashiwa Station in Kashiwa, Chiba, Japan
"for missing O [KYTO]" TKG Editions Kyoto, Kyoto, Japan
"Yebisu International Festival for Art&Alternative Visions" Tokyo Metropolitan Museum of Photography, Tokyo, Japan
"TAMATAMA 10" Kichijoji FSAL , Tokyo, Japan
- 2011
"TAMATAMA 9.03" Koganei Art Spot Chateau 2F, Tokyo, Japan
"M・I2011" Sawaman Gallery room 38, Kochi, Japan
"senceofgay" Community Center akta, Tokyo, Japan
"What d'ya say?" Matsunoyu 2F, Tokyo, Japan
"SMART na Kokeshi Exhibition" TOKYO CULTUART by BEAMS, Tokyo, Japan
- 2010
"TAMATAMA 8.0" ARTLAND, Tokyo, Japan
"Hiroyuki Oki presents・Neo Hybrid Proclamation2 House and Body" VACANT, Tokyo, Japan
"Hiroyuki Oki ACTION" art space tetra, Fukuoka, Japan
"126 Poraloid" Yokohama Museum of Art, Kanagawa, Japan
"New Tokyo Contemporaries 3" Nikkei Building, Tokyo, Japan
"Brand New Valentine" z platz, Fukuoka, Japan
- 2009
"TAMATAMA 7.5" ARTLAND, Tokyo, Japan
"TAMATAMA 7" ARTLAND, Tokyo, Japan
"Iwamizawa Art Project Zaworld" Iwamizawa, Hokkaido, Japan
"Tanba-Sasayama, Historic Street Art Festival" Tanba-sasayama, Hyogo, Japan
"The view from elsewhere" Sherman Contemporary Art Foundation, Sydney, Queensland Art Gallery | Gallery of Modern Art, Brisbane, Australia
"Anjin Abe, Hiroyuki Oki, Naoyoshi Hikosaka Three Persons Show – Akewatashi" Gallery ARTE, Marugame, Kagawa, Japan
"ZAIMIZAMZIMA" BankART, Yokohama, Kanagawa, Japan
- 2008
"New Tokyo Contemporaries" Shin-Marunouchi Building, Tokyo, Japan
"iNoB order" Nishioka Warehouse, Kochi, Japan
- 2007
"The Age of Micropop : The New Generation of Japanese Artists" Contemporary Art Gallery, Art Tower Mito, Mito, Japan
"STILL LIFE ART - ECOLOGY AND THE POLITICS OF CHANGE" Sharjah Biennial, Qanat Al Qasba,Sharjah (Curated by Mark Nash), United Arab Emirates
"PROJECTION" Gallery Soap, Northern Kyushu, Kyushu L'Institut Franco-Japonais de Tokyo, Fukuoka, Japan
"Summer Garden N" Zenkoji, Tokugyoubou, Nagano, Japan
"Out of the Ordinary : New Video from Japan" MOCA Grand Avenue, The Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles, USA
"RISOU KYU" (Ideal Palace) , Gallery toaru, Kurashiki, Okayama, Japan
- 2006
"Beautiful Cities in Dreams" WATARI-UM, The Watari Museum of Contemporary Art, Tokyo, Japan
"IMAGINARY CHUYA" Yamaguchi Center for Arts and Media, Yamaguchi, Japan
"Contemporary Japanese Video Art" Tikotin Museum of Japanese Art, Haifa, Israel
- 2004
- "Roppongi Crossing: New Visions in Contemporary Japanese Art 2004" Mori Art Museum, Tokyo, Japan
"AKIMAHEN" Maison Folie de Wazemmes, Lille, France
- 2003
"How Latitudes Become Forms : Art In a Global Age" Walker Art Center, Minneapolis, U.S.A.
VOCA 2003, The Ueno Royal Museum, Tokyo, Japan
"OKAKURE MN" TEMPORARY SPACE, Sapporo, Hokkaido, Japan
- 2002
"The 3rd Akihabara TV" Command N, Tokyo, Japan
"Memory – Culture of Film/Video" Takamatsu Historical Museum, Kagawa, Japan
"M・I PROJECT" graffiti, Kochi, Japan
"GIFT/Winter Show" SCAI THE BATHHOUSE, Tokyo, Japan
- 2001
"art-Link cafe Aug." SCAI THE BATHHOUSE, Tokyo, Japan
"ARTICULATE VOICE: FROM THE AGE OF NEW IMAGERY EXPANSIONS" Yokohama Civic Art Gallery, Kanagawa, Japan
- 2000
"The J-WAY" Lydmar Hotel, Stockholm, Sweden
"GAME OVER" WATARI-UM, The Watari Museum of Contemporary Art, Tokyo, Japan
- 1999
"Temperature of the Time" Setagaya Art Museum, Tokyo, Japan
"YAKINIKU (Hiroyuki Oki + Masakazu Takatori + Keiko Akiyama)" , Surooga 463, Okayama, Japan
- 1998
"Alice Syndicate + Hiroyuki Oki" Art Drug Center, Inuyama, Aichi, Japan
"Hiroyuki Oki, Kazuko Uchikawa - Relationship" White Room, Kochi, Japan
"Hiroyuki Oki, Sayaka Nishibue / Sukui Ai – 1st Stage" White Room, Kochi, Japan
Hiroyuki Oki, Ryoko Yoshimatsu / Sukui Ai – 3rd Stage" White Room, Kochi, Japan
- 1995
"PORICROSS ART '95" Shin-Kyobashi Plaza, Kochi, Japan
"Hiroyuki Oki, Atushi Sato" Kochi Citizen Floor, Kochi, Japan
"Kochi City Exhibition" The Museum of Art, Kochi, Japan
"COOL AGE, NOISE MUSIC OF ART" The Museum of Art, Kochi, Japan
- 1980
- "All Japan Student Art Exhibition" Tokyo Metropolitan Art Museum, Tokyo, Japan
- "Revolution for Matsumae-kun to be Beauty" DV, 2015-
- "Myo" HD, 2015-
- "Gendai-shi" HD, 2014-
- "Awa-i" DV, 2014-
- "NAMU Ⅱ" DV, 70min, 2014-
- "May Ⅲ" DV, 50min, 2014-
- "One Way" DV, 21min, 2014
- "Sleeping is Dying" DV, 2014-
- "Matsumae-kun's Manjimanju" DV, 2014-
- "Longtime Greeding" DV, 2013-
- "Muni" DV, 2013-
- "Unko-Babare-" HD, 2013-
- "Kikanki-Ki" DV, 2012-
- "Consumption and Violence" DV, 2012-
- "Mada(me)" DV, 2012-
- "Dragon×oni" HD, 2012
- "NIHON NO KATEI 2011→" produced by Noriko Kawaguchi, DV, 2011
- "sei" 5min, HD, 2011
- "RIDA" 9min, DV, 2011
- "Bansho Mujo(omnibus film)" produced by Sano Gallery, HD, 2011
- "Mitsumetsutsuyumi" HD, 2011-
- "Kioku Junrei(omnibus film)" produced by Sano Gallery, HD, 2011
- "Uchinko" DV, 2011
- "May-be (a piece of omnibus film"BETWEEN YESTERDAY & TOMORROW")" 5min, HD, 2011
- "Wa, Tane, Atarimae" produced by Arts Chiyoda 3331, 2011
- "The House of Mar and Yappi" 2010 -
- "Jaco-bang!" DV, 6min, 2010
- "Da-mama" 30min, DV, 2010 –
- "Kan Naoto Eiga" 2010 –
- "Shimanto Frame" produced by M・I, 2010 –
- "Maid on the Balcony" 2010 –
- "Buddy Matsumae's Red - Public Pants – Film" 2010 -
- "KOI" Produced by Iwamisawa Art Holiday Executive Committee, 2009 –
- "Dama" 2009 –
- "MayII" 50min, 2009 –
- "Dead Seeing – VISION / CONTROL" produced by Sano Gallery, HD, 10min, 2009
- "A Film of Buddy Matsumae 2009" DV, 83min, 2009 -
- "Buddy Matstumae's Love Diary" produced by ARATANIURANO, Media Art 2008 –
- "DA-MU" 10min, 2007 –
- "Mermaid on the Balcony" DV, 2006 –
- "Last City" Produced by Last City Media Group, 2007 –
- "Chuya ACTION 1 ・Fall" produced by Yamaguchi Center for Arts and Media, Yamaguchi
- "Maid on the Balcony" DV, 2006 –
- "The Form Of The Palace Of Matsumae-kun's Brothers 1', 1+" Produced by SOL CHORD, 62min+17min, DV, 2006
- "G8-23 (Kari)" DV, 2005-
- "UMU/OMU1" produced by OOKIIKI, 40min, DV, 2005-
- "The Spirit of Matsumae kun's planning and Deterioration" produced by S・P・I , 104min, DV, 2005
- "Left Right Desire" DV, 2004-
- "NAMU" produced by FOU production, ikura_pro, Okii Ki, 70min, DV, 2004-
- "MAY" produced by FOU production, 50 min, DV, 2004-
- "Melody of Buddy Matsumae II" S・P・I , 104min, 16mm, 2004
- "g8-2 (Kari)" Alice Syndicate, 83min, DV, 2003-
- "OKAKURE" produced by S・P・I, 30 min, DV, 2003
- "MU" produced by ikura_pro, 60min, DV, 2003-
- "M・I + Elite's Way" DV, 2003-
- "5H Position" DV, 2003-
- "Flow of Matsumae Kun To Be After Death" produced by S・P・I, 83min, DV, 2003
- "MA" produced by ikura_pro, 52min, DV, 2002-
- "g8(Kari)" produced by Alice Syndicate, 42min, DV, 2002
- "Spats Kohara" Akihabara TV, 1 min, DV, 2002
- "Vision For The Death Of Buddy Matsumae" produced by Piroshi Pro, 68min, DV, 2002
- "0423 Cause and Effect" produced by Sano Gallery, 60min, DV, 2001-
- "001001" produced by Ouka Shorin, 27min, DV, 2001
- "TO THE M・I PLANET" 55min, DV, 2001
- "Miracle Space" 17min, DV, 2001
- "SSS" produced by ART GARDEN, Noriko Kawaguti, S・P・I, DV, 2001-
- "Red Snow" DV, 2000-
- "Yanaka no koi" produced by Yanaka no koi executive committee, DV, 2000-
- "M・I" produced by the Museum of Art, Kochi, DV, 2000-
- "Super Total Making Love" produced by WATARIUM, 50min, DV, 2000-2006
- "AMOHILL" produced by OOKIIKI, 90min, DV, 1999-
- "NIHON NO KATEI 1999" 3min, 8mm, 1999
- "Who is Nishimura ?" produced by Studio Trino , 90min, DV, 1999-
- "Ore To Tatakau" DV, 1998
- "DIGIYAMA – The Creation" produced by Kagawa Prefecture, 60min, DV, 1998-
- "The Children in The Garden of The Light" produced by caF, DV, 1998-
- "A Child of Nakasuga Alley" 63min, DV, 1998
- "White Mirror" DV, 1998-
- "Inside of Mind" produced by Rikako Company, 89min, 16mm, 1997-
- "The Ball Game" produced by ENK Promotion, 63min, 35mm, 1996
- "3+1" produced by Aichi Arts Center, Nagoya, 83min, 16mm, 1996-97
- "A Film of Buddy Matsumae's Love" 2min, 16mm, 1996
- "Tears of Ecstasy" produced by Kokuei, 62min, 35mm, 1995
- "YUSHO―Renaissance―" produced by JEANS FACTORY, 88min, 16mm, 1995-
- "Blue Grave" 5min, 16mm, 1995
- "Heaven-6-Box" (NETPAC Prize for at the 46th Berlin International Film Festival) produced by Kochi Prefectural Museum of Art, 60 min, 16mm, 1994-95
- "Fairy Positive" 10min, DV, 1994
- "I like you I like you very much" (First-time Director Award, Pink Film Festival 1994, Japan) produced by ENK Promotion, 58min, 35mm, 1994
- "A Film of Buddy Matsumae's Brothers" 17min, 16mm, 1994
- "Philosopher of July" 77min, 16mm, 1993
- "A Film of Buddy Matsumae's Junior" 83min, 16mm, 1993
- "TARCH TRIP" produced by Jurgen Bruening Production, Germany, 64min, 16mm, 1992-93
- "Lips of June" 17min, 16mm, 1992
- "Panpee Guys Lovers series" Soccer series, Boy series, produced by Fuji TV program, 15min each, 1992
- "Color Eyes" 5min, 16mm, 1992
- "Melody of Buddy Matsumae" 50min, 16mm, 1992
- "Landscape Catching" 5min, 16mm, 1991
- "Color Wind" 10min, 8mm, 1991
- "Turbulence" 50min, 8mm, 1991
- "Guardrail Along the Kagami River" 3min, 8mm, 1991
- "SAKIYUKI" 10min, 8min, 1991
- "A Film to be Buddy Matsumae" 90min, 8mm, 1991
- "The Protagonist" 26min, 8mm, 1990-91
- "Children of Summer Solstice" 20min, 8mm, 1990
- "Infection" 77min, 8mm, 1990
- "Onsen Kibun" 20min, 8mm, 1990
- "A Film for Buddy Matsumae" 80min, 8mm, 1990
- "SUITA II II" 17min, 8mm, 1989
- "Swimming Prohibited" (The Special Juror's Prize, 1990 Image Forum Festival, Tokyo), 89 min, 8 mm, 1989
- "Nerima Nikki" 8mm, 1989
- "A Film of Buddy Matsumae" 180min, 8mm, 1988-89
- "SUITA II" 13min, 8mm, 1988
- "48 positions" 16min, VTR, 1988
- "Hachiko line TRANSITION" 3min, 8mm, 1988
- "Beauty and Ugliness for Myself" 3min, 8mm, 1988
- "Chill structure" 9min, 8mm, 1987
- "Traveling Class" 26min, 8mm, 1986
- "Just the scenery" 35min, 8mm, 1985
- "Right Desire" 69min, 8mm, 1984
Selected Screenings
- 2015
- "Image Forum Festival 2015" Tokyo, Kyoto, Aichi, Fukuoka, Japan
- 2014
"Image Forum Festival 2014" Tokyo, Kyoto, Japan
"ART BASEL HONG KONG 2014-Film sector" agnès b. cinema, Hong Kong Arts Center, Hong Kong
"10×10 movies and images" Kichijoji Baus Theater, Tokyo, Japan
neoneoza, Space neo, Tokyo, Japan
- 2013
"Yamagata International Documentary Film Festival 2013" Yamagata, Japan
"Image Forum Festival 2013" Tokyo, Kyoto, Fukuoka, Aichi, Japan
"8mm Film Festival 2013 Spring" Space Neo, Tokyo, Japan
- 2012
"TERATOTERA 2012" Kichijoji Baus Theater, Tokyo, Japan
"Image Forum Festival 2012" , Kyoto, Fukuoka, Aichi, Japan
"Tears of Ecstasy" Cinepatos Ginza / Space Neo, Tokyo, Japan
- 2011
- "Yamagata International Documentary Film Festival 2012" Yamagata, Japan
- 2010
"EIZO JUNCTION 2010" Ritsumeikan University, Kyoto, Japan
"8mm Film Festival 2010 Fall" Space Neo, Tokyo, Japan
"Documentary Film Show" Theater Pole-Pole Higashi-Nakano, Tokyo, Japan
"ZAWORLDⅡ" Screening, Sorachi Yama no Kioku Management Center, Iwamizawa, Hokkaido, Japan
"Sunday at Kichijoji by Hiroyuki Oki" Art Center Ongoing, Tokyo, Japan
"Film of Hiroyuki Oki" Maruya Gardens, Kagoshima, Japan
"Hiroyuki Oki Works Screening" Okayama PEPPER LAND, Okayama, Japan
"Matsushiro Contemporary Art Festival vol.9" Matsushiro, Nagano, Japan
"Image Forum Festival 2010" Tokyo, Kyoto, Fukuoka, Aichi, Kanagawa, Japan
"Seeing and traveling" Image Forum Cinematheque, Tokyo, Japan
- 2009
"Yamagata International Documentary Film Festival '09" (as Competition judge) Yamagata, Japan
"Experimental Feature and Monumental Films" Aichi Arts Center, Aichi, Japan
"Image Forum Festival 2009" Tokyo, Kyoto, Fukuoka, Nagoya, Yokohama, Japan
"Community Art Film Festival 2009" Chiba, Osaka, Tokyo, Oita, Japan
"8mm Film Festival 2009 Spring" Space Neo, Tokyo, Japan
"WE ARE THE PINK SCHOOL!" Theater Image Forum, Tokyo, Japan
- 2008
"Film as Language" Hiroyuki Oki with Shinichi Nakazawa Lecture and Screening, Tama Art University, Tokyo, Japan
"Image Rings Le 4e Festival Du Film Immoral" LACAMERA, Tokyo/PLANET+1, Osaka/ Nagoya Cinematheque, Aichi, Japan
"Reflect" ZAIM, Yokohama, Kanagawa, Japan
"23 rd Torino International Gay & Lesbian Film Festival (Special Screening)" Torino, Italia
"Community Art Film Festival 2008" Chiba, Saitama, Tokyo, Japan
"Special Feature of Eating Films" Theater Pole-Pole Higashi Nakano, Tokyo, Japan
- 2007
"Yamagata International Documentary Film Festival '07" Yamagata, Japan
"Asian Queer Film & Video Festival" Mitsubishi Jisho ARTIUM, Fukuoka, Japan
"NEO Gallege BAR" SPCAE NEO, Tokyo, Japan
"SOL CHORD SCREENING" MEDIA SHOP, Kyoto, Japan
- 2006
"Documentary Dream Show" Athenee Francais Cultural Center, Tokyo, Japan
"Opening screenings at 6th Asian Film Symposium" Singapore
"Kansai Queer Film Festival 2006" HEP HALL, Osaka, Japan
"11th Toyko International Lesbian & Gay Film Festival" Tokyo Women's Plaza Hall, Tokyo, Japan
- 2005
"Futoubokuchi vol.4 ~Discover Next to Film × Body" Cine Nouveau, Osaka, Japan
"Indies Film Festival Nagano 2005" Neon Hall, Nagano, Japan
"1 st Kagawa Rainbow Film Festival" Sunport Takamatsu, Kagawa, Japan
Club Asahi One Coin Screening, Nakanotei, Kochi, Japan
"Hiroyuki Oki Solo Film Exhibition, "Na! Mu, Maychu! ⇔ May, Na, Mu, Chu!"" REMO, Osaka, Japan
"Hiroyuki Oki Solo Film Exhibition" COCOROOM, Osaka, Japan
- 2004
"9th Art Film Festival" Aichi Arts Center, Aichi, Japan
"SOKONIARU FUKEI" Nakano ZERO / Koenji Kaikan, Tokyo, Japan
- 2003
"Hiroyuki Oki Atto Iu Manatsu No Hokkaido Sojo – Dounan Hen"Hakodate, Hokkaido, Japan
"Seoul Queer Archive - Japan Queer Wave (12 works screening)" Artsonje Center, Seoul, Korea
"TAMATAMA" ART LAND, Tokyo, Japan
"PRAHA Seminar 09 Hiroyuki Oki" PRAHA, Sapporo, Hokkaido, Japan
- 2002
"NG8" Canolfan, Aichi, Japan
"Cremaster + M・I" The Museum of Art, Kochi, Japan
"11 th Tokyo International Lesbian & Gay Film Festival, Sprial Hall" Tokyo, Japan
"Art Film / Art 33 Basel" Stadtkino Basel, Basel, Switzerland
"Hiroyuki Oki Retrospective" Tokyo University May Festival, Tokyo, Japan
- 2001
- "Takamatsu Film Festival" Warner Mycal Cinemas, Takamatsu, Japan
- 2000
- "Kobe Art Village Center (10 works screening)" Japan
- 1999
- "Sundance Film Festival" Salt Lake City, Utah, USA
"Rotterdam International Film Festival" The Netherlands
- 1998
- "Vancouver International Film Festival" Canada
"Okayama Film Festival" Okayama, Japan
"Cinema Paradise" Osaka, Japan
- 1997
- "YOUNG JAPANESE CINEMA" Antwerp, Belgium
"Nakano Musashino Hall" Tokyo
"Yamagata International Documentary Film Festival '97" Yamagata, Japan
- 1996
"Berlin International Film Festival" Berlin
"5 works screening at ICA" London
BOX Higashi-nakano, Tokyo, Japan
"Hamburg Gay and Lesbian Film Festival, (4 works screening and a judge)" Hamburg, Germany
"Tears of Ecstasy" roadshow screening, EUROSPACE, Tokyo, Japan
- 1995
"Musee du Cinema, Centre Georges Pompidou" Paris, France
"SALON CINEMA 1,2" Hiroshima, Japan
"Image Rings" Shinjyuku Fu-, Tokyo, Japan
"6 th Lesbisch Schwule Filmtage Hamburg" Hamburg, Germany
"JAPANESE CINEMA OF THE NINETIES" Cinematech Ontario, Canada
- 1994
Hong Kong Arts Center, Hong Kong, China
"Rotterdam International Film Festival (4 works screening)" The Netherlands
"Vancouver International Film Festival" Vancouver, Canada
EUROSPACE, Tokyo, Japan
The Museum of Art, Kochi, Japan
Athenee Francais Cultural Center, Tokyo, Japan
- 1993
The Municipal Museum of Contemporary Art, Madrid, Spain
"Musee du Cinema" Centre Georges Pompidou, Paris, France
San Francisco Art Institute, USA
"Vancouver International Film Festival" Vancouver, Canada The Museum of Art, Kochi, Japan
- 1992
"Image Forum Festival 1992" Tokyo, Japan
"F.I.L.M. Archives" New York, U.S
"Vancouver International Film Festival (4 works screening)" Vancouver, Canada
"Lisbon International Documentary Film Festival" Portugal
- 1991
"Yamagata International Documentary Film Festival '91, Japan (6 works screenings)" Yamagata, Japan
Berlin Kino Arsenal, Germany
- Hiroshima City Museum of Contemporary Art, Hiroshima, Japan
- Daisuke Miyatsu Collection
- Tokyo Metropolitan Museum of Photography, Tokyo, Japan
- Takamatsu city museum of Art, Kagawa, Japan
- Aichi Arts Center, Aichi, Japan
- Kochi Prefectural Museum of Art, Kochi, Japan


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Project Number: 6612-31000-015-00
Start Date: Jun 15, 2012
End Date: Jun 14, 2014
Seasonal infertility is proposed to be due to many stressors such as social environment, management, nutrition, thermal environment, and photoperiod. These factors affect neuroendocrine function of the sow, resulting in reduced fertility. It is well established that level of nutrition during lactation affects body condition and weaning-to-estrus interval. A manifestation of these stressors is an alteration in metabolic mass, a reduction in food intake and its correlated metabolic rate, which may be the triggering mechanism. Thus, seasonal infertility may also in part be due to reduced body fat and altered adipocyte function and secretion of regulatory proteins. An integrated and multidisciplinary approach, combining microarray technology with the study of endocrinology, adipocyte function, immune function and gastrointestinal microbial ecology in order to elucidate the mechanisms that contribute to seasonal infertility in the sow. This systems approach will provide an unprecedented opportunity to identify important genes and gene interactions and physiological pathways contributing to variation in seasonal fertility.

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Sharpton: Lhota Faces Challenges in Minority Community
Republican mayoral hopeful Joseph Lhota, who served as a top official in Rudy Giuliani's administration, will face intense opposition from minority communities in New York City because he is viewed as a "continuation" of the former mayor, the Rev. Al Sharpton said following a mayoral forum in Harlem Tuesday.
"He would be very much challenged in this community to get votes and in communities of color around the city that were not supporters of Mr. Giuliani," Sharpton said Tuesday night following a forum he moderated with candidates seeking the Democratic nomination for mayor.
Sharpton predicted Lhota will win the Republican nomination, but he said he personally has a problem with Lhota's candidacy because he would not want to see anyone with Giuliani's "political image" become mayor.
Lhota served in a variety of capacities during Giuliani's term in office, including deputy mayor for operations, budget director and commissioner of the Department of Finance.
In December, Lhota resigned as chairman of the Metropolitan Transportation Authority and he is expected to make official his entry into the mayor's race in the coming days. Lhota has the strong backing of Giuliani and others in the former mayor's circle of influence, and a poll released Wednesday shows he's the frontrunner for the GOP nomination, with 23% of GOP voters backing him.
A spokeswoman for Lhota did not immediately respond to a request for comment on Sharpton's remarks.
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The Quinnipiac University poll released Wednesday showed Giuliani's support of Lhota both helps and hurts Lhota. Among voters citywide, 42% view Giuliani's support as a positive and 37% view it as a negative. But among black voters, 50% view Giuliani's support as a negative and 28% consider it a positive.
In the poll, hypothetical match-ups between Lhota and the leading Democratic contenders show each of the Democrats would easily defeat Lhota in the November general election. The poll shows very weak support for Lhota among minorities. For example, in a hypothetical match-up with City Council Speaker Christine Quinn, the frontrunner for the Democratic nomination, Quinn beats Lhota among blacks 73% to 9% and among Hispanics 71% to 8%.
Still, Sharpton said it would be wrong to underestimate Lhota, pointing out that Giuliani and his supporters can raise money.
"Me and a lot of people will support and work based on who will do the best job and who can defeat Mr. Lhota," Sharpton said. "The concern is after Mr. Bloomberg is you can no longer assume that a Democrat is going to be the automatic winner."
Democrats outnumber Republicans in New York City by a six-to-one margin, but the GOP nominee has won the last five mayoral races. This year, Democratic leaders say they are determined to regain Gracie Mansion for the first time in a generation.
At Tuesday's mayoral forum, the audience booed Quinn when she said she would retain Ray Kelly as commissioner of the New York Police Department. Democratic rival Bill de Blasio, who previously dodged questions about keeping Kelly, signaled he would replace the commissioner if he becomes mayor. The other major Democratic candidates confirmed their plans to appoint a new top cop.
"I was impressed that Ms. Quinn did not duck the Ray Kelly question," Sharpton said. "Clearly, they were not pleased," he said, referring to the audience, "but I think she made a tremendous comeback on other things."
Sharpton, who plans to make an endorsement in the race, declined to say which Democrat he thought most connected with the Harlem audience. "They all stood their own," he said.


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The Santa Ana City Council Tuesday night approved an agreement with the Orange County Fire Authority to absorb the city's fire department beginning April 20.
The move to outsource is a major component of the city's effort to plug a $30-million budget deficit going into next fiscal year. The agreement calls for the city to pay $33.7 million to OCFA for the first year of services, which will shave $10.5 million off the deficit.
The council vote was 6-0, with Councilwoman Michele Martinez recusing herself from voting because of a conflict of interest.
Interim City Manager Paul Walters said that because of labor agreements with police and service employees and other cost-cutting measures, the city now is projecting a budget surplus by the end of next fiscal year.
Council members called the night "bittersweet," expressing optimism at nearing the end of a massive budget crisis and sadness at nearing the end of the city's 128-year-old fire department.
Councilman Vincent Sarmiento said the home he lives in now was saved from a fire by the Santa Ana Fire Department just a year before he bought it. Nonetheless, assuring the city's fiscal soundness was the top priority, he said.
"We realize sometimes that the city's solvency and the city's health does come first," Sarmiento said.
Some of the savings will come from OCFA's staffing model, which calls for a minimum of 48 firefighters to be stationed in the city's 10 fire stations. Santa Ana's fire department staffed at least 63 firefighters.
There will be no layoffs of Santa Ana firefighters. Some will assume empty positions at OCFA.
The outsourcing, however, will significantly cut compensation for transitioning firefighters. Under OCFA, firefighters contribute 9 percent of their salaries toward their pensions, a sharp increase from the 1.4 percent Santa Ana firefighters contribute now.
Even with the reduced staffing, the expectation from council members is that OCFA will provide a level of service comparable to the Santa Ana Fire Department, which is rated excellent. "It's been said that if you want to have a heart attack anywhere in Orange County, you want to have it in Santa Ana," said Councilman David Benavides.
Partly because of its staffing model, the city's fire department earned the highest rating from the Insurance Services Office, which appraises fire departments for the insurance industry.
Most of the areas OCFA serves have a class-three rating, which is highbut two notches below the city's rating.
Councilwoman Claudia Alvarez raised a few concerns before casting her yes vote.
Alvarez said she was concerned that the fire authority has built-in clauses to protect itself financially but that Santa Ana has no exit clause should OCFA services fall short of expectations. The protections in the agreement arose from uncertainties about the city's cash flow.
Under the terms, the city will pay month by month for services and by Sept. 30 obtain either a bond worth one month's payment or put one month's payment into an escrow account. If the city couldn't make a payment, the OCFA could draw from the escrow account or cash in the bond. The city would then have to restore the bond or escrow account within 30 days.
Alvarez compared the situation to moving into a new home. "What if somebody moves into a place and it's ridden with roaches and you can't get out?" Alvarez said.
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Opponents facing the Elkins High School girls tennis team this spring have gotten a double dose of twin power.
The Carr sisters, Kayla and Kelli, along with the Gutta sisters, Caitlin and Bradley, form double teams for the Tigers.
Both sets of twins have had successful seasons for Elkins, which begins regional competition today at Jefferson High School.
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Twin sisters Bradley Gutta, left, and Caitlin Gutta, along with Kelli Carr and Kayla Carr, back row from left, have opponents seeing double on the tennis court.
The Carr's are the No. 1 doubles team and captured the Big 10 title last week.
"We like to keep each other focused and motivated," said Kayla Carr, who is 11 minutes younger than her sister. "That's what makes us a good doubles team."
Kelli Carr said the duo work together as a team, on and off the court.
The sisters hosted a Zumbathon fundraiser in March, which helped raise money for tennis uniforms this season.
"I think our games compliment one other very well," Kelli Carr said. "I have more of a net game and Kayla likes to play the baseline."
Elkins coach Brandon Simmons said the sisters are role models for the younger players.
"It's been nice coaching the Carr sisters the past couple of years," Simmons said. "They have been senior and team leaders for us."
The sisters, however, will head their separate ways in college, as Kelli will attend West Virginia University and Kayla is headed to Davis &?Elkins College.
While the Carr sisters can somewhat be identified at first look, that's not the case for the Gutta twins, who are identical.
The Gutta's, playing No. 3 doubles, went undefeated in Big 10 Conference play this spring with the lone loss coming to Washington.
"It's been fun this year," said Caitlin Gutta, who is 3 seconds older than her sister. "We've liked playing as double partners and have had a lot of success."
Bradley Gutta has high goals for the sisters in regionals.
"I think we have a good chance of winning," she said. "But we're going to have to play our best to move on to states."
Simmons is glad to the Gutta's will return next season.
"They've had a very good year for us at No. 3 doubles," he said. "They plan to work hard this summer and come back next season as our No. 1 doubles team."


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For the last two years, Christians in Roane County have gathered the Saturday before Easter to carry a cross from Rockwood to Kingston. Last year, 460 people wearing a sea of red T-shirts, walked the 14.1-mile trek.
"We sent out packets to the faith-based community and asked for their participation," said Tony Ruff, student pastor at Potter's House in Kingston.
The response was received very well across denomination lines, "after all, we are one body of believers," Ruff said.
This year, the third annual Crusaders for Christ will meet at 9 a.m. Saturday at Paradise Baptist Church, 710 South Kingston Ave. in Rockwood; the trek will end at First Baptist of Kingston, 215 North Kentucky St.
The group is partnering with the Roane County Anti-Drug Coalition and donating proceeds of their t-shirt sales to coalition.
Sarah Stevenson, executive director of RCADC believes this partnership "will empower and strengthen the mission of the RCADC to mobilize the community as they reduce substance abuse in youth."
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acquisition The takeover of a retail operation by
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audit tape
A record kept by the cash register of all the transactions
entered on the register. Describes the extent to which customers
are familiar with a product or company.
bill of lading A contract between a freight company
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exact contents of the delivery.
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store operated by a department store that carries a limited
range of merchandise.
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ticket with a hook at the top that can be attached to a button.
buying office A central
office where buyers purchase merchandise for all stores in
a department store chain.
chain stores Two or more stores with similar characteristics,
owned by the same company.
classic A style that
does not lose popularity over time.
convenience products Merchandise
that is purchased frequently, without advance planning, including
staples, impulse items, and emergency items.
cooperative A group in
which several retailers pool their resources to buy products
at a discount from manufacturers; also called group buying.
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delivery receipt A receipt from a delivery driver
that indicates a delivery was made to a store.
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retail store that sells a variety of merchandise, organized
into departments according to the kind of merchandise.
differentiation The process
of distinguishing services or products through design.
directory A list of the
departments of a department store and their locations.
discount store A self-service
retail store with low markups. Example: Wal-Mart, Kmart.
dollar control A buying
method that depends on the amount of purchases, rather than
the number of items purchased.
durable goods Products
that can be used frequently and have a long life expectancy,
such as furniture, jewelry, and major appliances.
electronic shopping Shopping over the Internet or
through a TV cable channel.
emergency items Products
that are purchased in an unusual situation when need is suddenly
high, such as umbrellas during a rainstorm.
fad A fashion that gains and loses popularity very
fashion The popularity
of a certain product, style, or appearance.
fashion cycle The process
of a fashion gaining and losing mass acceptance.
FIFO First in-first out;
a system of stock rotation in which the merchandise that is
received first by a store is the merchandise that is sold
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employees, especially in a department store, who are not assigned
to any specific department, but work wherever they are needed.
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Reserve stock that is kept in a stock room near the selling
forward stock Merchandise
that is kept on the selling floor.
full background The rear
of a window display that completely covers the display, closing
it off from the store.
full-line Describes department
stores that carry a full line of merchandise, from appliances
and hardware to clothing and jewelry.
good with important services A product/service mix
that offers a good that needs or is enhanced by services,
such as a service contract or warranty.
goods Tangible products
for sale that can be held or touched.
grade labeling Product
labeling that includes a quality rating for the product.
group buying A group
in which several retailers pool their resources to buy products
at a discount from manufacturers; also called a cooperative.
gummed label A pricing
ticket with adhesive on the back, used on cloth, leather,
and unpainted wood.
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hard line Describes all nontextile merchandise.
heterogenous products
Durable products that are different in quality, appearance,
and other features.
hole pin ticket A pricing
ticket used on paired items such as gloves.
home furnishings Refers
to all furniture and accessories for the home, including dishes
and glassware, rugs, and furniture.
homogenous products Durable
products that are similar in quality, but different in price
and require comparisons.
hypermarket A huge retail
store that is a combination of a drugstore, supermarket, and
discount store.
image The impression customers have of a company
or service.
impulse items Products
that people purchase without planning for it, such as magazines
or candy bars.
informative labeling
Product labeling that includes the product's performance in
leased department A part of a department store that
is actually leased out to another company and operated as
an independent store within the department store; common with
cosmetics companies.
limited line Describes
a department store that carries a limited amount of merchandise,
usually concentrating on clothing, accessories, and beauty
merchandising plan A strategy for actual and projected
sales for a specific period of time.
merger The combining
of two or more retail organizations into one company.
multiline drugstore A
store that sells a variety of health and beauty products,
plus some small appliances and household items, in addition
to prescription drugs.
nondurable goods Products that are purchased frequently
and used in a short period of time, such as beauty supplies
and cosmetics.
nonmarking A pricing system
in which each individual item does not have a price tag, instead
a price is labeled on a bin or a shelf.
open background Describes a window display
with a completely unobstructed view of the interior of the
overerr A mistake made
when an employee enters an amount into the register that is
more than the sale price.
partial background The rear of a window display
that is partially covered, but allows customers to see through
the display into the store.
patronage buying motive
A reason customers will shop at one store instead of another,
can be rational or emotional.
pin ticket The sort of
price ticket used on towels and washcloths that is attached
with a pin.
point-of-sale terminal
An electronic machine at a checkout station that feeds information
from product tags directly into a computer.
premarking A system in
which the manufacturer, rather than the retailer, marks merchandise
with the retail price.
preretailing A system
in which a duplicate purchase order is sent to receiving when
merchandise is ordered so that as soon as the merchandise
is received, it can be marked with the correct prices.
product/service mix The
number and kind of products and services a general merchandise
retailer will offer.
product/service planning The process of
deciding what the product/service mix will be.
profit center A section
of a store that earns money for the retailer.
proxemics The nonverbal
communication suggested by the space between two people.
pull policy A promotional
policy aimed at building strong consumer demand for a product.
push policy A promotional
policy aimed at markets with the intention of getting retailers
to stock a product in order to build supply in the marketplace.
reserve stock Merchandise that is kept somewhere
other than the selling floor.
resident buying office
An office located in a central merchandising area where buyers
can receive information about products from a variety of manufacturers.
retailers Businesses
that buy goods from wholesalers or manufacturers and resell
them to customers.
retailing strategy A
strategic plan to adapt to changing technology and markets,
and meet company goals and objectives through retailing.
returns percentage The
relationship between returns and allowances, and sales, calculated
by dividing returns and allowances by gross sales.
ringseal ticket A pricing
ticket shaped like a butterfly bandage, used on jewelry and
scrim A sheer fabric onto which pictures can be painted
to be used as a transparent backdrop in the theater and as
a visual merchandising prop in stores.
service A product/service
mix that offers only a service, with no accompanying product
needed or wanted, such as an insurance policy.
service with accompanying products
A product/service mix in which a service is the primary offering,
such as interior decorating, and products, such as curtains
and carpet, are offered to accompany and augment the service.
services Intangible items
for purchase, such as haircuts or tax advice, that provide
customer satisfaction without the ownership of a tangible
shoplifting detection
wafer A small device attached to goods, especially clothing,
that sets off an alarm if it leaves the store.
shopping items Durable
goods that require a great deal of comparison before purchase,
such as appliances and furniture.
soft line Describes textile
specialty products Products
that solve a specific want or need for specific customers,
often expensive products with special characteristics or brand
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that specializes in selling a specific kind of product.
specification buying Demands
made by retailers and wholesalers to manufacturers of the
products they sponsor and sell.
staples Products that
are purchased routinely for everyday use, with little decision-making,
and that must be in stock at all times, such as cleaning supplies
and food.
stockkeeping unit (sku) Each
item or group of related items in a unit control inventory
store operations Includes
all functions of operating a store except merchandising, such
as customer service, protection, maintenance, and distribution.
string ticket A pricing
ticket attached with a piece of string.
supportive services Free
services offered to customers to increase convenience, make
shopping easier, and entice customers to buy more.
tangible product A product/service mix that
offers only a tangible product for which the customer needs
no assistance and no other services are offered, such as most
groceries and back-to-school items.
textile merchandise Products
made from natural or manmade fibers, including clothing, curtains,
and bedding.
twig A small store operated
by a department store that carries only a very limited amount
of merchandise, usually focusing on a few related items.
under-the-counter stock Merchandise that is kept
in drawers or cabinets where customers cannot reach them,
common with cosmetics counters.
undererr A mistake that
occurs when an employee enters an amount into the cash register
that is less than the sale price.
unit control A buying
method in which the buyer makes buying decisions based on
inventory and sales records, rather than the cost of items
Universal Product Code (UPC)
Bar code used for electronic entry.
Universal Vendor Marketing (UVM)
Product code that appears as a series of numbers across the
top of a price tag.
unsought products Products
that consumers don't know about and aren't asking for.
variety store
A store that focuses on low-cost, stock merchandise, with
a limited selection of low-cost furniture and appliances.
warehouse club
A giant store that sells merchandise in bulk at low prices,
and in which customers must buy a membership in order to shop.
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DOVER — For a team that struggled the first half of the season but still hopes to make the Division II playoffs, a late-January blowout win might be just what the doctor ordered for the St. Thomas Aquinas High School boys basketball team.
Plagued by poor shooting in the first half on Tuesday night, the Saints were able to overcome it in the second en route to a 50-33 win over Merrimack Valley.
"Definitely helps boost the confidence," said St. Thomas senior point guard Jon Nartiff. "It lets us know that we are good and can compete with other teams. We had a rough start to the season, played some tough teams. We're trying just to get to .500 and get to the playoffs."
Nartiff led all scorers with 24 points and Schuyler Hedberg added 12 for the Saints, who improved to 2-5. Merrimack Valley fell to 2-6. St. Thomas's only D-II win of the season before Tuesday was a 62-53 decision at Kennett more than a month earlier.
St. Thomas was coming off a 56-54 loss at Pelham one week ago. First-year St. Thomas coach Dave Sokolnicki hopes this is the beginning of a turnaround for this team as it nears the halfway point.
"We're starting to build an identity," Sokolnicki said. "We had Pelham on the ropes, and they're a pretty good team. This was a good team, they just didn't shoot the ball well. That's kind of our thing. If they shoot the ball well, we're going to be in trouble. If they don't, and we rebound, we're in most games."
St. Thomas struggled mightily to put the ball in the basket during the first half on Tuesday, but luckily Merrimack Valley struggled even worse. The Saints held the Pride scoreless until the final seconds of the first quarter. Robert Milliken answered by swishing through a 25-foot 3-pointer at the buzzer to give St. Thomas a 9-2 lead at the end of one.
"Our defense got us back into it," Hedberg said. "We started off slow. We should have come out a little bit faster. But we relied on our defense and got right back into it."
The Saints' defense continued to clamp down on the visitors in the second quarter, again holding Merrimack Valley scoreless for long stretches. The Pride did not score until more than three minutes into the frame but was 5 for 5 from the line. A pair of transition buckets and a pair of jumpers from Nartiff kept St. Thomas ahead, and the Saints led 21-13 at halftime.
"It's the story of our season for us," Merrimack Valley coach Sean Young said. "I don't think it was anything they did to cause us problems, I just think we missed shots we were supposed to make."
Andrew Alicea led Merrimack Valley with 11 points.
The Pride came out of the locker room for the second half visibly fired up, but the extra enthusiasm didn't amount to much in the way of points. The Saints held Merrimack Valley to just two buckets from the field for the entire third quarter, opening the frame with an 11-1 run to end any hope of a comeback. Nartiff's 3-pointer just over three minutes into the half put St. Thomas up 32-14 and they widened that gap to 41-21 after three stops.
Merrimack Valley kept St. Thomas off the board completely over the final 2:43 of the game and ended the contest on a 7-0 run, but by then victory was well in hand for the Saints. Guy Kassas hit a 3-pointer and Nartiff converted a three-point play during the stretch.
STA 50, Merrimack Valley 33
Baer 1-0-2, Alicea 3-5-11, Remillard 0-0-0, Head 2-5-9, Brochu 1-0-2, Shattuck 0-0-0, Driscoll 1-0-2, Mulleavey 1-0-2, Presutti 0-0-0, Barton 1-1-3, Perron 1-0-2. Totals: 11-11-33.
Shea 0-0-0, Kates 0-0-0, Nartiff 9-5-24, G. Kassas 1-0-3, Hedberg 5-2-12, A. Kassas 0-0-0, R. Geppert 0-0-0, Baker 0-0-0, Milliken 2-0-5, Gould 3-0-6. Totals: 20-7-50.
Merrimack Valley 2 11 8 12 — 33
St. Thomas 9 12 20 9 — 50
3-pointers — MV: none; STA 3: Nartiff, Kassas, Milliken.


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SuB-K, Stichting Utrechtse Beeldende Kunst (Foundation for Visual Arts) in Utrecht, BAK's predecessor, was established in 1989 in response to the need to support the artistic climate of the city of Utrecht. In 1994, suB-K moved to the ground floor of a former music school on Lange Nieuwstraat 2–4 in Utrecht, and the art center BeganeGrond (Ground Floor) was founded. Between 1994–2000, changing groups of artists programmed exhibitions and a series of theoretical and performative encounters were organized on a regular basis.
In 2000 the artists' initiative, having appointed a new artistic director, Maria Hlavajova, started reorientating its conceptual framework to initiate theoretical considerations into the form that the ideal contemporary art institution could become, and how this could respond to the challenges that art practices now present. Parallel to this, the BAC's building went through a major reconstruction process to expand from the ground floor of Lange Nieuwstraat 2, to occupy the entire building at number 4.
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Orion wins software accounts of two $1-billion-plus firms - one a broker-dealer and one an RIA
Advance Capital leaves IAS and United Planners gets performance reporting for the first time
Orion Advisor Services, LLC, has won two large new accounts – one a big RIA in Detroit and one niche independent broker dealer with plenty of RIA qualities.
The Omaha, Neb.-based maker of portfolio management software reported last week that it won the account of Advance Capital Management, Inc., which includes an RIA with about $800 million of assets. This brings to 31 the number of accounts in some stages of closing for Orion, about double the amount of last year at this time. The closing cycle is typically about 60 days.
The Southfield, Mich.-based Advance Capital has a total of $2 billion of assets including proprietary mutual funds and broker-dealer assets under advisement. Advance Capital previously used software provided by Interactive Advisory Software for about eight years.
It made the switch after it determined that it needed CRM software and customized reports that IAS could not supply to its satisfaction.
"What we couldn't fix (at IAS) was the reporting…and we were looking for better CRM," says Joseph Theisen, vice president of Advance Capital who oversees the company's 20 advisors.
"Advance Capital Management has specific requirements when it comes to their reporting needs; we've proven we can handle those requests," said Eric Clarke, CEO of Orion in a release.
The need for customized reports is something that IAS has addressed, says Greg Brown, senior vice president for sales and marketing at IAS. "We also recognized the importance of reporting flexibility among our clients. With our new reporting tool, Reports360, clients are able to package, edit and customize each of our reports."
He added that his company believes its proprietary CRM software has advantages over competitors because it's able to see data from the portfolio management and other parts of the IAS suite in one database that typical CRM software has to pull in from many databases and stitch together, and that his company is taking steps to improve it further.
"Our new User Experience project, which delivers a Web 2.0 style of navigation and usability, will help IAS users better leverage our CRM and their comprehensive client information," Brown says. "See: Interactive Advisory Software joins the horse race with VC funding, a new look, and new CEO
Adds Junxure
Advance Capital has offices in Chicago, Cleveland, Grand Rapids and Orlando and its average client has about $500,000 of assets. With Orion, Advance Capital has added Junxure as its new CRM software.
Before choosing Orion, the company looked closely at Investigo, Albridge and Tamarac. Albridge was "missing pieces", and Investigo was "very insurance oriented," according to Theisen.
Tamarac got careful consideration because it nicely blended Schwab PortfolioCenter and Microsoft CRM but it wasn't quite ready to be outsourced eight months ago when Advance Capital made its decision, he adds.
Tamarac declined to respond to a request for comment.
Another edge for Orion: Advance Capital's asset custodian, TD Ameritrade, has a special deal with its fellow Nebraska-based firm, Orion that allowed the RIA to get significant savings. The deal offered by TD and Orion is complex but essentially Advance Capital gets a free year for each of its new accounts, Thiesen says. See: TD Ameritrade uses greater financial incentives to attract custody clients.
United Planners
Last month, Orion also won the account of United Planners, a broker-dealer that is structured as a limited partnership that provides ownership opportunities to its financial advisors. United Planners of Scottsdale, Ariz. was established in 1987 and its advisors have a combined $2 billion of assets.
United Planners didn't previously use an outside vendor for portfolio management and looked at Orion after it brought aboard some orphaned QA3 reps when that company closed shop. Those reps knew and liked and Orion and made a plea for their new IBD to avail them of the technology. Orion lost the QA3 account when the broker-dealer folded.
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Definición de jamboree en inglés:
1A large celebration or party, typically a lavish and boisterous one: the film industry's annual jamboree in Cannes
Más ejemplos en oraciones
- The party is planning a year-long jamboree to celebrate the 250th anniversary of the birth of Scotland's national poet - and boost Scottish tourism at the same time.
- The diversity of Texas is apparent every month through its colorful festivals, jamborees, cook-offs and celebrations.
- The symbol of regional pride will be hoisted in the city at 7.05 am as thousands of Yorkshire-lovers take part in a countywide jamboree to celebrate the region's qualities.
2A large rally of Scouts or Guides.
Oraciones de ejemplo
- The 26 acres bring in extra revenue by hosting large events such as Scout jamborees, caravan rallies and game fairs.
- Bernard Clark, Southend district scout commissioner, confirmed five scouts from the Southend district joined the jamboree and one scout leader had been expected to visit the Philippines.
- The Bulgaria Scout Association - which is also celebrating its 80th anniversary this year - has arranged an exhibition of photographs from scout gatherings and jamborees.
Mid 19th century (originally US slang): of unknown origin.
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Little Women
by Louisa May Alcott
Little Women Chapter 25 Summary
READ THE BOOK: Chapter 25
The First Wedding
- On the morning of Meg's wedding day, the roses are blooming and the weather is beautiful.
- Meg also looks like a blooming rose, but she's not wearing a fancy dress. She says that she wants to be herself at her wedding, so she makes a simple gown by hand and wears flowers in her hair.
- Meg hugs each of her sisters one last time and then goes to tie John's cravat (like a tie, but fancier) for him.
- The narrator pauses to describe how different the girls look after three years have passed. Jo is less clumsy, more gentle and feminine, and her hair is long again. Beth is thin and pale and even quieter than before. Amy is sixteen and extremely graceful and lovely, the prettiest of the four sisters. They're all wearing silver-gray dresses for the wedding with blue roses in their hair.
- The whole wedding is very casual – they're putting up the decorations themselves and even the bride and bridegroom are doing chores. Aunt March is scandalized and thinks that Meg ought to hide so that nobody sees her until the wedding starts.
- They don't even have a bridal procession – everyone gets quiet for a moment as Mr. March, who is performing the ceremony, and Meg and John take their places under an arch of greenery. The vows are simple and everyone is very emotional.
- As soon as Meg is married, she declares that she's going to give her first kiss to her mother, and does. Then everyone is giving everyone else hugs and kisses.
- After the ceremony, everyone has a simple meal. There's no alcohol – Laurie is confused, because he knows his grandfather sent over some bottles of wine, but Meg reminds him that her family thinks wine should only be used medicinally.
- Laurie says that he actually agrees, because he's seen a lot of harm done by excessive drinking. Meg asks him to promise never to drink again, and he does.
- After eating, everyone strolls around and chats. Laurie comes up with an idea to end the ceremony and arranges everyone in a folksy German wedding dance.
- After the dance, people begin to go home. Aunt March leaves, prophesying doom and reminding John that his new wife is a treasure.
- Sallie and Ned Moffat are surprised by how nice the wedding was, even though it wasn't stylish or fancy.
- Mr. Laurence hints to Laurie that he should marry one of the March girls, and Laurie agrees.
- Meg and John make the short journey to their new cottage nearby and say goodbye to her parents. Meg promises to remain close to her parents and sisters.
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Slide RulesIndex by Material
Slide rules were sometimes distinctive by the materials from which they were made. Early rules were often made from boxwood and other woods. By the late 19th century, German manufacturers and Keuffel & Esser of New York City had not only switched to the more uniform and durable mahogany but were also coating the wood with early forms of plastic (celluloid). Around the turn of the 20th century, Japanese firms used bamboo, which did not expand and shrink as much as wood, thus reducing errors in the results of calculations. Later, Pickett slide rules were notable for their aluminum construction and proprietary yellow color. Although the rules tended to be less affordable and popular than wooden rules, manufacturers have used brass and other metals throughout the history of slide rules. Plastic and paper became increasingly widespread for inexpensive rules in the 20th century.
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- This yew rule has straight brass ends and two slides, which fit between the three parts of the base. On one side, the top scale on the base (labeled A), the two scales on the upper slide (labeled E), the first scale in the middle of the base (labeled D), and the two scales on the second scale (labeled B and C) are identical logarithmic scales that run from 1 to 10 twice in the length of the rule. The second scale in the middle runs from 1 to 100 and is labeled SEGT ST (segments standing). The lowest scale on the base is labeled SEGT LY (segments lying).
- These scales are used with the slides to find the volume of the liquid in a cask that is not full, either when it is standing on its base or lying horizontally. The ImB and ImG points, for just over 2200 cubic inches in an imperial bushel and 277.42 cubic inches in an imperial gallon, are marked on the A scale. On the D scale, point 18.95 is marked IG for the diameter of a cylinder containing one imperial gallon; point 46.3 is marked MS, for the side of a square vessel that contains one solid bushel per inch of depth; and point 52.32 is marked MR, for the side of a square vessel that contains one malt bushel per inch of depth.
- The reverse side of the rule has a scale on the base labeled A that runs logarithmically from 1 to 10. Both slides have identical scales (the one on the upper slide is labeled C) that run from over 80 (UNDER PROOF) down to 0 (PROOF) and then up to 70 (OVER PROOF). The middle of the base has a scale labeled B that runs logarithmically from 4 to 40 and a scale labeled C that runs logarithmically from 300 to 30. The bottom of the base has a scale, also labeled C, that runs logarithmically from 100 to 10. There is no indicator.
- One edge of the instrument has a scale labeled SPHD and a scale labeled 2ND VARIETY. These scales are for determining the diameters of two different shapes of barrels. The other edge is marked: L. LUMLEY & CO LTD 1 AMERICA SQUARE LONDON. L. Lumley & Company, a distributor of packing cases and related materials for bottling, was in business in London from at least 1884 though 1929.
- For slide rules with similar two-slide designs but different purposes, see MA*318478 and 1987.0693.01. For earlier gauger's rules, see MA*319510 and 1980.0588.04.
- Reference: Ronald E. Manley, "Gauging," http://www.sliderules.info/a-to-z/gauging.htm.
- Location
- Currently not on view
- date made
- 1884-1929
- maker
- L. Lumley & Company Limited
- ID Number
- catalog number
- 320637
- accession number
- 242721
- Data Source
- National Museum of American History, Kenneth E. Behring Center


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Commencement Guide for Graduating Students
- Saturday, May 7, 2016 at 10:30 a.m.
ArtsQuest Center at SteelStacks in Bethlehem
- Graduates must arrive by 9:45 a.m. Report to the Blast Furnace Room on the second floor.
- The Commencement Ceremony begins punctually at 10:30 a.m.
- Valet parking will be provided by ArtsQuest at $7 per vehicle.
In observance of tradition, all participants in the commencement ceremony will wear full academic regalia, consisting of a traditional gown and mortarboard with tassel. Order your cap and gown from the Penn State Lehigh Valley Bookstore beginning March 30. The bookstore will host a senior information day from 11:00 AM - 5:00 PM on Tuesday, March 24. A Josten's representative will be in Centre Hall with information on class rings, announcements, etc.
Doors will open at the MusikFest Cafe on the third floor of ArtsQuest at 9:45 a.m. for general admission guest seating. Tickets will be required for each guest who will be attending the ceremony. They can be picked up at the bookstore with your cap and gown. Each graduate will receive six tickets. Seating will be available on a first-come, first-served basis. Personalized announcements may be ordered on Josten's website.
Valet parking will be offered by ArtsQuest at $7 per vehicle. Directions to ArtsQuest are available their website.
Graduates, dressed in their caps and gowns, will assemble in the Blast Furnace Room located on the second floor, where they will receive their name card and be placed in the order of procession. Wear the tassel of your cap forward and to the right until you are given the signal to shift it to the left after Chancellor Tina Richardson confers the degrees. The procession will advance to the ceremonial area led by the Campus Marshal, followed by the Student and Faculty Marshals, followed by the graduates, followed by the Penn State Lehigh Valley administration, visiting dignitaries, faculty, staff, and the stage party. There is no rehearsal.
Commencement is a time of celebration and reflection. Come to the ceremony with these thoughts in mind, and help to make this a special occasion for you, your fellow graduates, and for the community of family and friends who gather to join in the celebration. Please honor the significance and the dignity of the occasion. Remember to turn off cell phones and other electronic devices.
The speaker for Penn State Lehigh Valley's 2016 Commencement Ceremony will be Mr. Bill Phillips, Vice President and Editor-in-Chief of Men's Health.
Each graduate will be photographed as they receive their degree on stage from Dr. Richardson. Our photographer is Dan Johnson of Dan Z. Johnson Photography and he will be taking various candid shots before, during, and after the ceremony. All photographs will be available for purchase directly from him through his website.
You will receive a diploma folder on stage. Your actual diploma will be mailed during the week of May 24 from University Park. If you did not verify the name to be printed on your diploma via eLion, you may verify that information with the campus registrar's office.
NOTE: Special inks are used in the printing of the diplomas. Do not store your diploma in a cedar chest.
The official transcript is the University's official statement of your academic record. It lists all courses completed, all grades earned, and the semester in which they were received. It also contains notations of distinctions, minors, options, certificates, and degree received. It is printed on security sensitive paper and contains the University seal and signature of the University Registrar.
Information on ordering official transcripts is available on the University website. There is also a new eLion "former student" application which can be used for accessing some of your Penn State information after your access account expires.
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"WHO HOTTA" Open Mic Showcase Artist Check In: 8pm Artist will check in and write their name in the time slot they want and that is available. ArKana Ent. will have a list of times numbered where artist can sign there name for a particular time slot. The time slots will be on a first come first serve bases. Show Start Time: 9:30pm At 9:30pm the host will greet everybody introduce the first artist of the night. Artist Time Slots: To get a slot u must pay $75 or sell 10 tix in adv. or 10 tix at the door. Each artist gets a 9 min. time slot. Prizes: Custom Beat Studio Time Mix & Mastering Photo Shoot 1080 HD Video Special Guest Performance Slot at the next showcase Judging: 3 judges will use score sheets to score artist on a scale from 1to 10 (1 being the lowest) in 3 different categories (song, performance and crowd participation) that will be added up for a total score. The 3 artist with the highest score will take the stage and the crowd will decide winner by applause. Perks: The first 6 artist to lock in there slot by June 24th will be promoted on all flyers from the 24th until July 9th. Flyers that are promoted from June 24th will have artist picture and name promoted on each flyer. Along with artist being promoted on flyers, artist will also be promoted on social media sites that ArKana Ent. chooses to use to promote the showcase. (If all 6 slots are filled, artist can pay $50 to be promoted on the flyers & social media sites along with the artist that filled the first 6 slots) Entertainment: ArKana Ent. will provide a comedian, models/dancers to help keep the energy of the showcase up. At the end of the show there will be a "Baby Oil Twerk Contest" where the winner gets $50 Admission: 21+ with ID $10 Adv./$15 @Door
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#ArKana Ent. presents "I'M ILL" open mic hip-hop/R&B showcase SEPT. 8th @Revelations night club on 18221 s. Pulaski Rd. Country Club Hills, IL. 18 to enter, Bar 21 w/ID . Tix are $10 Adv. and $15 @ Door. Doors open @8pm and show starts at @9pm. See you there!!!
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Yes ArKana Ent. is at it again. Come see Hard Earn Cash and the rest of the A1 Family June 3rd @Bobby McGee's. If you missed the first two you dont want to miss this one. Like we said before the shows only get greater.
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It's a Drill!!! Come see me and some of the A1 Family Feb. 12 @ Bobby McGee's. It's definitely going down, so come out and show support cause you don't want to miss it.
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Sandeep wrote:
> Hi,
> Does anybody know how to increase FIFO Max. size limit on RedHat 9.0?
> My current limit is 8*512 bytes, which is as shown by "ulimit -p" command.
> I tried to increase it to 20*512 bytes using command: "ulimit -p 20".
> Got this error:
> ulimit: pipe size: cannot modify limit: Invalid argument
> Let me know is there is any other way to change the Max. size of Fifo/Pipe?
I believe that, in order to increase the size of the PIPE allocation, you
are going to have to change some kernel constants and recompile your kernel.
/usr/include/linux/pipe_fs_i.h carries a constant called
which defines the size of a pipe. You will have to increase this value, and
recompile the linux/fs/pipe.c (at least) support. I don't know what other
downstream effects this will have; you may have to make other changes to the
kernel or apps and recompile as well.
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The state of Maryland is gaining increased recognition nationally for its education reform initiatives and its commitment to high standards of accountability in education. It further supports the need for high-quality arts education as an essential part of our children's education. A number of major accomplishments are listed for the years 1989 – 2006 in the following link.
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quote: The argument is that the search engine should be unbiased between services.
quote: You can't complain when Google makes their own service because you didn't want them to use yours.
quote: So, you want to go back to the days of terrible search results?
quote: Or you'd rather just do everything Google wants you to do or buy or think or say?
quote: They can not claim a level economic playing field if it isn't.
quote: A solution might be if they want to push their services, they should have to make them stand out from normal results and be glaringly obvious they are favored not for relevance, but because they are 1st party services.


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Roasted Shrimp Cocktail with Aioli
By Melissa Clark
As Ms. Clark wrote in The New York Times, Many renditions of shrimp cocktail are dull and bland, with over-boiled shrimp and cloying cocktail sauce. Not this one. The shrimp are roasted, which brings out their sweetness and allows them to absorb the seasonings and a little olive oil. And instead of cocktail sauce, they are paired with a horseradish-laced aioli seasoned with ketchup and hot sauce.
Total time: 30 minutes
Makes 8 servings
1 large egg yolk
1 1/2 teaspoons lemon juice
1 teaspoon kosher salt
1/2 teaspoon black pepper, more as needed
2/3 cup plus 2 tablespoons organic extra virgin olive oil
1 tablespoon prepared horseradish
1 teaspoon hot sauce
1 teaspoon ketchup
2 pounds large or jumbo spot prawns, shelled and deveined
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Multicultural Melbourne is truly a global city when it comes to food. A few short years ago, Spanish food and culture could only be found in a small pocket in Fitzroy, one of Melbourne's fashionable inner suburbs. These days, the city's best restaurants are smack bang in the middle of the Central Business District (CBD). Here are our pick of the best.
MoVida, 1 Hosier Lane, www.movida.com.au
Melbournians love for this restaurant shows no signs of waning. Morphing from a modern tapas bar to a booked-out restaurant that serves Melbourne's best tapas and racion, MoVida's success has spawned another two sister restaurants.
MoVida Next Door, 164 Flinders St, www.movida.com.au
Following in the tradition of an authentic tapas bar, MoVida Next Door (literally next door to its older more expensive sister) has a no-booking policy and serves up moreish racion and tapas. If you can't wait three months to secure a booking at MoVida, MoVida Next Door is the next best thing.
MoVida Aqui, Level 1, 500 Bourke St, www.movida.com.au
MoVida Aqui has an altogether different feel to its back alley sister restaurants and occupies a long, light space overlooking one of Melbourne's main thoroughfares. Food is, of course, still top notch, with Spain's favorite meal, paella, jostling for position among the usual racion.
Mamasita, Level 1, 11 Collins St. www.mamasita.com.au
This Spanish/Mexican bar cum restaurant is Melbourne's original taqueria. Enjoy fresh seasonal produce, tacos, Spanish beers, wines and tequila.
San Telmo, 14 Meyers Place, www.santelmo.com.au
Invoking the feel of Buenos Aires' most bohemian suburb, San Telmo, this restaurant would make any home-sick Argentinian cry. Enjoy succulent cuts of beef cooked on a parilla, empanadas, Argentinian beers, wines and coffee in rustic and unpretentious surrounds.
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Today: Facebook falls as analysts sow doubts about the social network's $2 billion purchase of virtual reality startup Oculus VR. Also: Other tech stocks join in the decline, including rookie King Digital.
The Lead: Facebook faces investor, analyst wrath after $2 billion Oculus buy
After committing $2 billion to the purchase of virtual reality startup Oculus, Facebook awoke to a harsh response Wednesday from analysts and investors, who sent the company's stock plummeting after its second multibillion-dollar acquisition in about a month.
Facebook stock plunged 6.9 percent to $60.38 Wednesday, its lowest closing price since Jan. 29, when the Menlo Park social network announced a 700 percent gain in fourth-quarter profits, sparking a stock surge. Since that news, Facebook founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg has gone on a shopping binge, committing at least $16 billion to the purchase of mobile-messaging app WhatsApp in February and


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Fire crews battled a house fire at 74 Canoncito Rd. in Cedar Crest on Thursday afternoon.
The fire started near a wood stove in the home, and flames quickly spread to the roof. The home is a total loss.
Relatives of the homeowners showed up Thursday to help them out.
Fire investigators are working to find out how the fire started.
There is a controlled burn in a nearby forest, but it was not related to the fire.
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