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15December 2011
TextRebecca Fulleylove
Maurizio Anzeri's MakeUp
In this group exhibition, the artist showcases his embroidered vintage photographs, telling stories from the past
Maurizio Anzeri's MakeUp12
Opening at the A Palazzo Gallery in Brescia, Italy, this Thursday (15 December), the 'MakeUp' exhibition plays with both our quest for ideal beauty and drive to constantly change, retouch and customize things that already exist. Featured is work from a selection of artists including; Maurizio Anzeri, John Bock, Dr. Lakra, Lothar Hempel, Jamie Isenstein, Alan Reid, Markus Schinwald, John Stezaker, Sue Tompkins, Ryan Trecartin, Vedovamazzei and Francesco Vezzoli with the show being curated by Mariuccia Casadio. The 12 artists are showing unseen 2D and 3D portraits in which they have transformed and altered the aesthetics of a range of images of models and icons.
Ahead of the expo we speak to artist Maurizio Anzeri, a long-time collaborator with Dazed who recently worked with menswear editor Robbie Spencer on a fashion feature. Anzeri has developed a distinctive style of embroidering directly onto vintage photographs blending the past with future. And the multi-coloured embellishments somehow feeling as though they are visualizing the subject's thoughts in the image through geometric patterns. Often Anzeri uses his alterations to convey a narrative, either already present in the image because of it's history or alluding to a story he's created. It's these touches that make his works more than just changing an image, as there's consideration in each piece of embroidery he places on the photograph. Here Anzeri explains what we he's presenting at the exhibitio and how he views the concept of 'ideal beauty'.
Dazed Digital: What kind of work will you be exhibiting at the show? What images are you using?
Maurizio Anzeri: Portraits from the past, photos and oil paintings re-worked using threads in different ways.
DD: What's your process when creating a piece of work? What inspires you?
Maurizio Anzeri: Drawings are the base of most of my work, inspiration comes from many, many places and moments: a song, a book, a walk and more!
DD: Where does this style of embroidering photographs derive from? What made you first want to embroider images? Where did you learn the skill?
Maurizio Anzeri: The constant fascination with faces and the passion for transformation is the starting point. I see embroidery as the best way I know to draw and started to experiment with it without knowing where it was going to take me.
DD: Why do you think there's a growing eagerness to reconfigure or customize?
Maurizio Anzeri: Because we are constantly changing and transforming ourselves.
DD: Do you think there's such a thing as 'ideal beauty'?
Maurizio Anzeri: 'Beauty' is always present, it is the 'ideal' that is constantly changing.
DD: What are working on in the New Year?
Maurizio Anzeri: I am preparing for a solo show at the Sainsbury Centre for Visual Arts in 2012, a new project in 2012 with Mariuccia Casadio Italian VOGUE and a collaboration with a GREAT musician/visionaries of our time!
'MakeUp', 15 December 2011- 11 March 2012, A Palazzo Gallery, Palazzo Cigola, Piazza Tebaldo Brusato 35, 25121, Brescia, Italy


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God makes the impossible possible.
Your teens will look at an incredible demonstration of physical and mental strength in order to consider what it takes to make the impossible possible.
Real Life Downloaded | High School Lesson 2 | 12/09/2018 from David C Cook on Vimeo.
On the north side of Yosemite Valley stands a 3,000-foot vertical granite monolith known as El Capitan. Named for its undisputed dominion over the valley, the southwest face of the mountain has long been considered by the rock-climbing community to contain some of the most difficult routes on the planet. To put into perspective just how difficult some of the climbs are, the face wasn't summited until years after Mt. Everest, and despite being four times shorter, took climbers longer to complete.
However, as time passed and technology improved, it became clear that any climb could be achieved with enough perseverance, ropes, and hole drilling. Many climbers have gone on to not only climb the southwestern face of El Cap but have sought out the most difficult way to do so, now with even the most inconceivable routes being conquered.
Nevertheless, there is one achievement on El Capitan that was, until recently, widely regarded as beyond human capability: free soloing. Free soloing is a niche style of climbing in which the climber uses no ropes, no gear, nothing at all to catch them if they fall. Obviously, this is the most dangerous form of climbing in existence, and combined with the length, pitch, and surface of El Capitan make it a feat that many considered to be beyond the bounds of possibility.
At least they did until 31-year-old Alex Honnold free-soloed all 3,000 feet in June of last year. The climb made big headlines everywhere when it happened, but since then, the climbing community has been anxiously awaiting the release of photographer Jimmy Chin's incredible 360 video footage, to experience the climb first hand.
Play the following clip for your students. Be sure to note that this is a 360-degree video, use the arrows in the upper left corner to adjust the field of view in real time [6:48].
And while there is no doubt that this achievement ranks high among the most impressive physical and mental accomplishments in human history, Alex Honnold himself stated that he never once viewed it as impossible. He knew that with enough physical and mental preparation he could achieve it.
Often, doubt is the greatest hindrance to achieving our "impossibles." God has said that He can do anything with faith like a mustard seed, but it's up to us to come to Him free of doubt and full of faith. Today, we'll learn how to eliminate our doubt in God's ability to achieve the impossible in our lives.
Alex Honnold free solos a 5.12d route on El Capitan. WHAT.
Before class, print out a copy of the Five Steps worksheet for each of your students (template here).
Through the Bible, we know that God has time and time again demonstrated that He can and does do the impossible. Whether it be raising the dead, parting the Red Sea, or creating the miraculous conception of a child, God does perform miracles. Nevertheless, we've learned today that when we doubt that miracles can be performed in our own lives, we get in the way of God doing everything He's capable of. With that in mind, in the last step of today's lesson, we'll work on increasing our capacity for trust.
At first glance, this can seem pretty daunting. How do we improve on something so abstract? Well today we're going to move through a practical framework for improving our capacity for trust each day.
Instruct your students to break up into groups of five. Hand out a copy of the worksheet to each student along with writing utensils. Tell your teens that their goal is to move through the five steps listed on the worksheet as a group, with each member taking turns facilitating the conversation by reviewing the verses and corresponding statement and asking the discussion question. Encourage everyone in the small group to share how this verse relates to both the specific step and their individual lives. If you end up with a group less than five, have adult helpers join in or have group members facilitate more than one question.
Once your students have completed this exercise, instruct them to reform into a single group. Challenge them to take their worksheet home and review it during the week by looking up the verses again and asking God what He wants them to do in response to each question personally.
Close today's lesson by thanking God for making the impossible possible for every single one of us. Pray for God to begin working in you and your students, removing the doubt that keeps all of us from reaching new levels of trust.


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This is waged employment at the national minimum wage rate or better, in a mainstream job alongside members of the public. A sheltered workshop (even if it paid good wages) would be counted as part of the Services segment, as it provides few opportunities to build relationships with co-workers who do not use health or social care services. Contact with customers does not really count here as we build our strongest connections with our co-workers rather than our customers.
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Never Forgetting a Night to Remember
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With the death of Lillian Asplund at the age of 99, there is no one left in the world with living memory of what happened on The Titanic in the early morning of April 15, 1912. Asplund, who lost her father and three of her brothers, did not care to talk about the Titanic disaster, even when offered money to tell the story. Yet later in life, she told a friend how as a five year old girl she still recalled the moment when the great ship -- the unsinkable Titanic -- had slipped into the icy waters of the north Atlantic.
Oddly enough, I was the same age as Lillian Asplund when I watched The Titanic's dramatic last moments when the stern of the great ship reared up and up, until it was almost vertical, and I held my breathe as I saw its final dizzying plunge. Unlike Lillian, however, I was not sitting shivering in a life-boat, but in a warm and comfortable seat in a movie-house in a suburb of Chicago.
The version I first watched in 1953 was the Hollywood movie called The Titanic; five years later in 1958, the British made what is generally considered the finest movie ever made about the sinking, and it took its title from Walter Lord's famous book on the disaster, called A Night to Remember. Yet the night I saw the 1953 version was, for me, not only a night to remember, but a night I could not forget. Looking back on my childhood, I find that I have few memories as vivid as those associated with my father taking me to see The Titanic. (I was out playing somewhere when my father asked me if I would like to see the movie.) Since I had never heard of The Titanic then, I asked him to tell me about the story, and his short explanation sufficed to arouse my curiosity; yet nothing he said had prepared me for the shock of seeing the events unfold on the huge screen right in front of my eyes, and at that twilight time in our childhood where the difference between the real and the reel is considerably blurred -- I felt as if I were living through the events depicted on the screen.
From that time on, I remained obsessed by The Titanic disaster. At home, I used to take my crayons and draw the same scene over and over; and, in grade school, whenever we were given the opportunity to draw whatever we wanted to draw, I would revert back to the same image -- or perhaps I should say icon. For the picture I drew was always the same: it showed the stern of The Titanic in mid-air, surrounded by life-boats, posed eternally at the exact moment before its final descent.
Somewhere deep down inside of me, I had quickly grasped the moral of the story. I knew that The Titanic had been proclaimed unsinkable; I knew about the water-tight compartments that, in theory, would keep it afloat virtually under any contingency; I knew that here was a story of how pride went before the fall -- as the Bible puts it -- or how nemesis always hunts down hubris, as the ancient Greeks cautioned. I knew that human beings could never count absolutely on anything -- if the unsinkable Titanic could sink, then nothing human was safe. In short, from an early age I developed an instinctive aversion amounting almost to a superstition against those whose attitude was, "Don't worry about it -- what can possibly go wrong?" To me, anything could go wrong, and an essential element of wisdom was to recognize this stark and pessimistic truth. Why else had The Titanic sunk, except to reveal this lesson to us?
Yet, as I continued over the course of decades to reflect on The Titanic disaster, I began to see in the story something more than merely a cautionary tale about human arrogance. For it also contained stories of heroism -- the willing sacrifice that many of the men aboard made in order to save those they loved, their wives and children. But, in particular, I found myself reflecting on the role played by two of the outstanding characters in the saga. First, the realistic heroism of Thomas Andrews, the perfectionist and logical Scotsman who had designed and built the great ship; and, second, the optimistic heroism of one of its most famous passengers, the woman whose real name was Maggie Brown, though she is now better known to the world as the "unsinkable Molly Brown."
Both were heroes, and yet they displayed their heroism in what, superficially, might seem to be diametrically opposite ways. Andrews was a hero because he refused to be seduced by optimism at a moment when optimism would have proved fatal; Maggie Brown was a hero because she insisted on being optimistic when optimism alone could save the day.
Shortly after The Titanic struck the iceberg, Thomas Andrews went below decks to see for himself what damage the hull had suffered in the collision. Six of the watertight compartments were flooding, and no one knew better than Thomas Andrews that his ship could stay afloat with four flooded compartment, but not with six. He immediately consulted with the captain of the ship, rapidly made the cold-blooded calculations required in the emergency, and informed the captain that The Titanic would sink within an hour and a half, and two hours at the most. For both Andrews and the captain, this was a virtual announcement of their death-sentences; neither man could possibly abandon the ship. Both would in fact go down with her, with Andrews heroically struggling to save as many of the passengers as he could in the little time that remained. Yet surely his most heroic act was his refusal to entertain any illusions about how long his ship would stay afloat; his determination to face the worst case scenario without flinching from its implications, and to face it immediately and without a moment's hesitation. In short, his heroism was that of the realist who knows that there are times when optimism is not an option, and when reality must be faced with grim fortitude.
"Molly" Brown showed her heroism in a different way. Stuck in a freezing life-boat full of hysterical women, (and hysterical with good cause), Brown was horrified to discover that the one steersman manning the boat thought their situation was hopeless. They could not possibly get their boat far enough away from the great vessel before it sank, and their tiny boat would be pulled down along with it. But Maggie Brown refused to accept the death sentence to which the oarsman's pessimism had condemned both her and the other women in the boat. Unlike her boat-mates, she had been born on the American frontier and was as tough as nails; her millions had came to her only after she struggled through the school of hard knocks, and she was not the type to simply roll over and die. Instead, she grabbed an oar and made the other ladies do the same; she rallied them, encouraged them, and gave them hope. She transformed a boat full of hysterical fatalists into a crew intent on saving themselves through their own efforts -- and she succeeded.
Her heroism consisted in the refusal of fatalism -- it was the heroism of hope against hope. So what if the steersman knew more about boats than she did? She knew she wanted to live, and that was all that mattered to her -- she would find a way to survive, and by her determination to find a way, she rescued not only herself, but all who were inspired by her unsinkable optimism.
With the death of Lillian Asplund, no one now alive remembers that night to remember; yet it remains a night that we must never forget. It is a vivid parable of what happens when men think that they can create a world that is safe from catastrophic failure -- for they cannot. But it is also the story of how, in the face of disaster, it is urgently necessary that there be men among us who, like Thomas Andrews, are willing to face up squarely to the failure of their deepest and most cherished designs, while it is no less necessary for there to be Maggie Browns, who, having accepted the worst, still do their damnedest to make the best of it.


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CFP: Companion to 20th C. British Poetry (no deadline; book)
Wednesday, December 1, 2004 - 6:20pm
CFP: Masculinities in African Literature and Cinema (2/1/05; collection)
Lahoucine Ouzgane
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UPDATE: Parading Ourselves (12/20/04; collection)
Maryrose Casey
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Christopher S. Harris
Academic Exchange Quarterly
Summer 2005, Volume 9, Issue 2
Expanded issue up to 400+ pages.
Articles on various topics plus the following special section.
Writing Center Theory and Practice
Subject Editor:
E-mail: harrisc_at_bgnet.bgsu.edu
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Kathleen LeBesco
Edible Ideologies: Representing Food and Meaning
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food and foodways serve as vehicles for the transmission of ideologies
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of other identity constructs. Essays that provide a comparative
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Jes Battis
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Monday, November 29, 2004 - 3:53pm
Pascale Amiot
"Ireland and Europe in the 20th century"
The interdisciplinary peer-reviewed French journal Etudes Irlandaises
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20th century", to be published at the end of 2005. The guest editors
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(University of Rennes 2, France).
The links between Ireland and Europe can be studied from various
angles, be they literary, historical, political, linguistic or
cultural. Possible topics, very broadly defined, include (but are not
limited to) :
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CFP: Richard Hoggart (UK) (10/31/05; 4/3/06-4/5/06)
Sue Owen
International Interdisciplinary conference on Richard Hoggart
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Wenxin Li
For a Collection of Essays Tentatively Entitled
PSYCHOANALYSIS AND ASIAN AMERICAN LITERARY STUDIES
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Nicholas Ruiz
Kritikos: an international and interdisciplinary journal of postmodern
cultural sound, text and image (ISSN 1552-5112),
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is currently accepting submissions for publication in 2004/2005.
The purpose of the journal is to publish work that materializes theoretical
renderings of, and practical approaches to culture. In particular, Kritikos
seeks to publish work that is focused upon the currency of the postmodern
period. Kritikos publishes material continuously; please allow 1-3 months for
review.
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Amar Acheraiou
Conrad and the Orient
Edited by Amar Acheraiou and Nursel Icoz
The Eastern and Western Perspectives series devotes a volume to _Conrad and
the Orient_. We are seeking innovative and challenging essays addressing
topics relating to Conrad and the Oriental world in its geographical breadth
and cultural diversity. Comparative and interdisciplinary approaches are
Subjects include (but are not limited to):
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Tara McGann
Special Issue of Literature and Medicine
Health and Human Rights
Issue Editor: Priscilla Wald
UPDATE: Representing the Other (12/7/04; journal issue)
UPDATE: New submission deadline is December 7, 2004
CFP: Representing the other (12/07/04; journal issue)
Litteralis: Studies and debates in literature, linguistics and arts
seeks submissions for a special issue devoted to the representation of the
Visions and representations of alterity may be analyzed from multiple
points of view, including but not being limited to literary, linguistic
and/or, phonetic/phonological perspectives.
Specially welcome are, now, essays focusing on representations of the
other in the Renaissance (esp. Shakespeare) and XVIII and XIX century
prose.
CFP: James Joyce (no deadline noted; journal issue)
Saturday, November 20, 2004 - 3:15am
G.R. Taneja
In-between: Essays & Studies in Literary Criticism
While the James Joyce issue of _In-between: Essays & Studies in Literary
Criticism_ is ready for the printers, it still has space, on account of
delayed peer reviews, for 2-3 long articles (6000 words) or 4-5 short pieces
(2 to 3000 words) on any aspect of Joyce studies, excluding _Ulysses_.
Scholars who have essays ready or are likely to be able to complete
submissions within the next couple of weeks may please immediately contact
the editor, Gulshan Taneja, <grtaneja47_at_hotmail.com>,
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CFP: Anatomy of Violence: Examining Conflict (11/29/04; collection)
James Scannell
Call for Completed Essays Presented at, and for additional abstracts
related to, New York College English Spring 2003 Conference, Anatomy of
Violence: Examining Conflict
Papers presented at NYCEA's Spring Conference, 2003, Anatomy of
Violence: Examining Conflict, are requested for inclusion in a
collection that is under serious consideration by a leading university
Additional abstracts are invited for this collection of essays.
Abstracts of 500 words for essays on this topic will be accepted for
consideration until November 29th 2004. Responses will be sent by
December 15th 2004.
Completed essays based on accepted proposals will be required by
January 31st, 2005.
CFP: Carbon: Notes from Underground (grad) (12/20/04; e-journal)
Jason C Clegg
Carbon is a *new* electronic journal devised and disseminated by
students at California State University, Fresno.
Carbon is the pervasive element. It is the common substance of organic
life. The idea for the e-journal, not unlike the chemical element, is a
product of forces. Electronic publications continue to challenge
traditional notions of academic discourse. Patricia Bizzell provides a
useful definition for considering language-use in the academy:
"A primary way to define academic discourse is to see it as the language
of a community," which "shapes participants' way of looking at the world
– their worldview – including notions of what's real, normal, natural,
good, and true."


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First we check the setting of DeliveryReportEnabled on the remotedomains.
Then we set this to false for all remotedomains, including the Default * Remotedomain.
Lastly we check the setting again.
This however does not disable read receipts.
If you would like to disable the sending of read receipts from your organisation to external users you can use Transport Rules.
You create a new transport rule, choose more options and then select the sender is located inside the organisation and the message type is read receipt.
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We just need to find time to get into the studio': Sam Fender promises Elton John collaboration will happen one day
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How the wrong type of wind is to blame for slower flights from Britain to the US
Flights from London to New York are taking eight hours - about half an hour longer than usual - because of unusually powerful headwinds caused by the jet stream
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By Raf Sanchez, David Lawler in Washington
8:00AM GMT 14 Jan 2015
Flights from Britain to the US are taking more than half an hour longer than usual in the face of powerful westerly headwinds across the Atlantic.
The strong winds sent a British Airways flight blasting to near-supersonic speeds as it flew from New York to London last week but aircraft going in the opposite direction are being hampered by the North Atlantic jet stream.
The gusts are so strong that on Sunday two American Airlines flights were forced to make unscheduled refueling stops in Maine after their prolonged flight times above the Atlantic.
Flights from New York to London, one of the busiest routes in the world, are regularly taking more than eight hours, compared to their normal seven-and-a-half.
We looked at flight times for British Airways 179, which flies each evening from Heathrow to New York's John F Kennedy airport.
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Published in parts between 1553 and 1555, Libri de piscibus marinis, in quibus ver piscium effigies express sunt is the oldest book in the Australian Museum Research Library's collection. Its author, Guillaume Rondelet (1507-1566), led a life of science and scandal.
Born in Montpellier in 1507, Guillaume Rondelet's father, a spice merchant, died soon after he was born. Raised by his older brother, Rondelet's childhood was marked by illness, including, supposedly, syphilis contracted from his wet nurse. By the time he was 18, Rondelet was well enough to move to Paris for university. He returned to Montpellier four years later for medical school, where he was eventually appointed Regius Professor of Medicine in 1545.
During his medical studies, Rondelet became fascinated with the relatively new practice of dissection, which at the time was still considered taboo. After establishing the first dissection theatre in France at the university in Montpellier, he scandalised the town by dissecting the cadaver of his own infant son to determine the cause of death, as well as the afterbirth of his twins. This, along with poor management of his finances, may have caused Rondelet to close his medical practice. Luckily for him, Rondelet was able to attract a wealthy patron: Cardinal Francois de Tournon. Rondelet left Montpellier to travel with the Cardinal's entourage as his personal physician.
Although Rondelet was already passionate about natural history, it was through his travels with the Cardinal that he was able to observe many marine animals along the coast, forming the basis of his research for his future masterwork. Unlike many of his contemporaries who relied on second-hand accounts for their zoological compendiums, Rondelet based most of his descriptions of marine animals in Libri de piscibus marinis on his own first-hand observations. Using skills he had developed on human cadavers in Montpellier, he dissected many specimens himself, including marine mammals and small whales. Rondelet still included some questionable species in Libri de piscibus marinis which he had not personally seen, such as the "monk fish", the "bishop fish", and a "leonine sea monster".
Despite his close ties to the Cardinal and a lifelong interest in theology, Rondelet also clashed with the Church. When his other patron and friend, Bishop Guillaume Pellicier, was arrested for being sympathetic towards Reformers, Rondelet burnt many of his theological books. In one alleged incident, Rondelet had to hastily retreat from visiting a patient near the Spanish border, as he had come under the religious suspicion of Spanish authorities. He apparently died a Protestant after becoming ill from dysentery in 1566.
After his death, Rondelet's pupil Laurent Joubert wrote a biography of his life. While Joubert praised Rondelet's intelligence and scientific brilliance in the fields of natural history and anatomy, as well as his generous spirit, he also described him as careless (both personally and with his writing), bad with money, and an avid lover of women.
Regardless of the proclivities of the author, Libri de piscibus marinis was considered the definitive text for ichthyologists for the next hundred years, with over 250 species of marine mammals described (as was customary for the time, Rondelet made no distinction between fish and other sea creatures). Four and a half centuries after its publication, it remains a fascinating and impressive work.
Siraisi, Nancy G. History, Medicine, and the Traditions of Renaissance Learning. University of Michigan Press, 2007. Google Books.


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What is DevOps Tools?
DevOps Tools help automate the process. It emphasizes communication, collaboration between product management, software development, and operations professionals.
1. Gradle
Your DevOps tool stack will need a reliable build tool. Apache Ant and Maven dominated the automated build tools market for many years, but Gradle showed up on the scene in 2009, and its popularity has steadily grown since then. Gradle is an incredibly versatile tool which allows you to write your code in Java, C++, Python, or other languages. Gradle is also supported by popular IDEs such as Netbeans, Eclipse, and IntelliJ IDEA. If that doesn't convince you, it might help to know that Google also chose it as the official build tool for Android Studio.
While Maven and Ant use XML for configuration, Gradle introduces a Groovy-based DSL for describing builds. In 2016, the Gradle team also released a Kotlin-based DSL, so now you can write your build scripts in Kotlin as well. This means that Gradle does have some learning curves, so it can help a lot if you have used Groovy, Kotlin or another JVM language before. Besides, Gradle uses Maven's repository format, so dependency management will be familiar if you have prior experience with Maven. You can also import your Ant builds into Gradle.
The best thing about Gradle is incremental builds, as they save a nice amount of compile time. According to Gradle's performance measurements, it's up to 100 times faster than Maven. This is in part because of incrementality, but also due to Gradle's build cache and daemon. The build cache reuses task outputs, while the Gradle Daemon keeps build information hot in memory in-between builds.
All in all, Gradle allows faster shipping and comes with a lot of configuration possibilities.
2. Git
Git is one of the most popular DevOps tools, widely used across the software industry. It's a distributed SCM (source code management) tool, loved by remote teams and open source contributors. Git allows you to track the progress of your development work. You can save different versions of your source code and return to a previous version when necessary. It's also great for experimenting, as you can create separate branches and merge new features only when they're ready to go.
To integrate Git with your DevOps workflow, you also need to host repositories where your team members can push their work. Currently, the two best online Git repo hosting services are GitHub and Bitbucket. GitHub is more well-known, but Bitbucket comes with free unlimited private repos for small teams (up to five team members). With GitHub, you get access only to public repos for free—which is still a great solution for many projects.
Both GitHub and Bitbucket have fantastic integrations. For example, you can integrate them with Slack, so everyone on your team gets notified whenever someone makes a new commit.
3. Jenkins
Jenkins is the go-to DevOps automation tool for many software development teams. It's an open source CI/CD server that allows you to automate the different stages of your delivery pipeline. The main reason for Jenkins' popularity is its huge plugin ecosystem. Currently, it offers more than 1,000 plugins, so it integrates with almost all DevOps tools, from Docker to Puppet.
With Jenkins, you can set up and customize your CI/CD pipeline according to your own needs. I found the following example in the Jenkins Docs. And, this is just one of the possibilities. Nice, isn't it?
It's easy to get started with Jenkins, as it runs out-of-the-box on Windows, Mac OS X, and Linux. You can also easily install it with Docker. You can set up and configure your Jenkins server through a web interface. If you are a first-time user, you can choose to install it with frequently used plugins. However, you can create your own custom config as well.
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With Jenkins, you can iterate and deploy new code as quickly as possible. It also allows you to measure the success of each step of your pipeline. I've heard people complaining about Jenkins' "ugly" and non-intuitive UI. However, I could still find everything I wanted without any problem.
4. Bamboo
Bamboo is Atlassian's CI/CD server solution that has many similar features to Jenkins. Both are popular DevOps tools that allow you to automate your delivery pipeline, from builds to deployment. However, while Jenkins is open source, Bamboo comes with a price tag. So, here's the eternal question: is it worth choosing proprietary software if there's a free alternative? It depends on your budget and goals.
Bamboo has many pre-built functionalities that you have to set up manually in Jenkins. This is also the reason why Bamboo has fewer plugins (around 100 compared to Jenkins' 1000+). In fact, you don't need that many plugins with Bamboo, as it does many things out-of-the-box.
Bamboo seamlessly integrates with other Atlassian products such as Jira and Bitbucket. You also have access to built-in Git and Mercurial branching workflows and test environments. All in all, Bamboo can save you a lot of configuration time. It also comes with a more intuitive UI with tooltips, auto-completion, and other handy features.
Docker has been the number one container platform since its launch in 2013 and continues to improve. It's also thought of as one of the most important DevOps tools out there. Docker has made containerization popular in the tech world, mainly because it makes distributed development possible and automates the deployment of your apps. It isolates applications into separate containers, so they become portable and more secure. Docker apps are also OS and platform independent. You can use Docker containers instead of virtual machines such as VirtualBox.
What I like the most about Docker is that you don't have to worry about dependency management. You can package all dependencies within the app's container and ship the whole thing as an independent unit. Then, you can run the app on any machine or platform without a headache.
Docker integrates with Jenkins and Bamboo, too. If you use it together with one of these automation servers, you can further improve your delivery workflow. Besides, Docker is also great for cloud computing. In recent years, all major cloud providers such as AWS and Google Cloud added support for Docker. So, if you are planning a cloud migration, Docker can ease the process for you.
6. Kubernetes
This year, everyone is talking about Kubernetes. It's a container orchestration platform that takes containerization to the next level. It works well with Docker or any of its alternatives. Kubernetes is still very new; its first release came out in 2015. It was founded by a couple of Google engineers who wanted to find a solution to manage containers at scale. With Kubernetes, you can group your containers into logical units.
You may not need a container orchestration platform if you have just a few containers. However, it's the next logical step when you reach a certain level of complexity and need to scale your resources. Kubernetes allows you to automate the process of managing hundreds of containers.
With Kubernetes, you don't have to tie your containerized apps to a single machine. Instead, you can deploy it to a cluster of computers. Kubernetes automates the distribution and scheduling of containers across the whole cluster.
A Kubernetes cluster consists of one master and several worker nodes. The master node implements your pre-defined rules and deploys the containers to the worker nodes. Kubernetes pays attention to everything. For instance, it notices when a worker node is down and redistributes the containers whenever it's necessary.
7. Puppet Enterprise
Puppet Enterprise is a cross-platform configuration management platform. It allows you to manage your infrastructure as code. As it automates infrastructure management, you can deliver software faster and more securely. Puppet also provides developers with an open-source tool for smaller projects. However, if you are dealing with a larger infrastructure, you may find value in Puppet Enterprise's extra features, such as:
With Puppet Enterprise, you can manage multiple teams and thousands of resources. It automatically understands relationships within your infrastructure. It deals with dependencies and handles failures smartly. When it encounters a failed configuration, it skips all the dependent configurations as well. The best thing about Puppet is that it has more than 5,000 modules and integrates with many popular DevOps tools.
8. Ansible
Ansible is a configuration management tool, similar to Puppet and Chef. You can use it to configure your infrastructure and automate deployment. Its main selling points compared to other similar DevOps tools are simplicity and ease of use. Ansible follows the same Infrastructure As Code (IAC) approach as Puppet. However, it uses the super simple YAML syntax. With Ansible, you can define tasks in YAML, while Puppet has its own declarative language.
Agentless architecture is another frequently mentioned feature of Ansible. As no daemons or agents run in the background, Ansible is a secure and lightweight solution for configuration management automation. Similar to Puppet, Ansible also has several modules.
If you want to better understand how Ansible fits into the DevOps workflow take a look at this post by the Red Hat Blog. It shows how to use Ansible for environment provisioning and application deployment within a Jenkins pipeline.
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9. Nagios
Nagios is one of the most popular free and open source DevOps monitoring tools. It allows you to monitor your infrastructure so that you can find and fix problems. With Nagios, you can keep records of events, outages, and failures. You can also keep an eye on trends with the help of Nagios' graphs and reports. This way, you can forecast outages and errors and detect security threats.
Although there are many DevOps tools for infrastructure monitoring, Nagios stands out due to its rich plugin ecosystem. As Nagios has been around for a while (since 2002), there's a vast community around it. Besides plugins, they also make add-ons, tutorials, translations, and other goodies—all for free.
Nagios offers four open source monitoring solutions:
Nagios Core
Nagios XI
Nagios Log Server
Nagios Fusion
Nagios Core is a command line tool, with all the basic functionalities. You can also opt for Nagios XI that comes with a web-based GUI and monitoring wizard. Nagios writes a handy comparison of their capabilities.
Nagios Log Server lets you search log data and set up alerts about potential threats. And, Nagios Fusion allows you to monitor multiple networks at the same time.
On the whole, Nagios provides DevOps teams with an infrastructure monitoring solution. However, it can take a while to set it up and make it compatible with your environment.
10. Raygun
Raygun is a world-class error monitoring and crash reporting platform. Application performance monitoring (APM) is its most recent product. Raygun's DevOps tool helps you diagnose performance issues and tracking them back to the exact line of code, function, or API call. The APM tool also fits well with Raygun's error management workflow. For example, it automatically identifies your highest priority problems and creates issues for you.
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Raygun APM can help you make the most out of other DevOps tools, as you are always notified about the problems. Since it automatically links errors back to the source code, Raygun brings Development and Operations together by providing one source of truth for the whole team the cause of errors and performance problems.
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Geordie Millar was born in Ontario, Canada, beginning life as an artist sketching landscapes with his father and studying the drawings of his grandfather, Architect ECS Cox. Millar went on to study drawing and painting at the Art Students League of N.Y. and the National Academy School of Fine Arts in N.Y.C. as well as actively pursuing private study.
He was the 1996 Artist-in-Residence at the Hiram Blauvelt Art Museum in Oradell, N.J. and his work can be found in their permanent collection. Millar is an elected member of the NY Society of Animal Artists, winning their 2007 Award of Excellence and the Patricia Allen Bott Award for Creative Excellence for work from his 2006 WALKING installation originally shown in Saint John, New Brunswick. Work from this exhibit is also in the permanent collections of the National Museum of Wildlife Art in Jackson Hole, Wyoming and the New Brunswick Art Bank.
In 2008 Millar's exhibition, PROCESSION, won the Peter and Evelyn Haller Memorial Distinguished Young Artist Award from the Society of Animal Artists. His work has been exhibited throughout Canada, the United States and Europe.


The woman behind the successful media enterprise of the Omaha Star helped inspire two of today's leading women in media — Chicago Crusader publisher-editor Dorothy Leavell and Radio One chairperson and Omaha native Cathy Hughes.
In this fluid transmedia age of the internet, a weekly newspaper, the Omaha Star, celebrates 75 years as the oldest continuous black-female founded and owned publication in the country. Leavell is the featured speaker at an April 19 banquet celebrating the Star's success and benefiting the Mildred D. Brown Memorial Study Center.
The Star may not be known for any Pulitzers, but it does own a groundbreaking gender and activist lineage. Its late publisher, Mildred Brown, was among very few women, white or black, to run a newspaper of its size. She and her first husband co-launched the Star in 1938 though Brown was the driving force behind it. Within a few years they divorced and from that point on she served as sole publisher and editor until her death in 1989.
Though several years younger, Leavell's career paralleled Brown's when her first husband, Balm Leavell Jr., who founded the Crusader, died and she took over as a young single mother. She expanded the Crusader empire to reach hundreds of thousands of homes and businesses. Leavell's also served as president of the National Newspapers Publishers Association, a trade organization representing hundreds of African American newspapers, chairperson of Amalgamated Publishers, a company thats sells national advertising to black papers and recently was named president of the National Black Chamber of Commerce.
As a fledgling journalist Leavell patterned herself after the "strong black woman" she saw in Brown. She admired the way Brown handled herself amid their mostly male peer publisher colleagues.
"She had a profound affect on me because … the men would try to discount you but they couldn't discount Mildred. She was a strong personality, She would stand her ground. I always say, Mildred put the 'n' in nerve.
The Alabama native and former educator migrated north with her then-husband, Shirl Edward Gilbert, a pharmacist. The couple started a newspaper, the Silent Messenger in Sioux City, Iowa. In 1937 they were recruited to Omaha to work for the city's then-black newspaper, The Guide, whose co-publisher, Charles Galloway, Brown remained friends with even after she quit to start the Star.
The Star chronicled black people's lives through the Depression, World War II, the Great Migration, the civil rights movement and America's changing face post-Vietnam and Watergate. When North 24th St. burned in outbreaks of civil disobedience, this militant who didn't believe in "breaking glass" called for both calm and redress.
Omaha native Cathy Hughes, who sold Star ads in the 1960s, appreciates the paper's "black woman legacy." Hughes built a media empire as a single woman.
Brown was in her life from the time she was a little girl. Her parents, William Alfred Woods and Helen Jones Woods, were friends of Brown's. When Woods graduated from Creighton University as its first African-American accountant, Brown let him office inside the Star.
DePorres Club's founder, the late Rev. John Markoe, a Jesuit priest at Creighton University, was befriended by Brown after his civil rights work made him persona non grata at the school. She allowed the interracial club to meet at the Star. The paper often printed the minutes of the club's meetings along with listings of its social action activities.
Though some felt Brown didn't go far enough, others felt she did all she could.
Editorially, Brooks says he was given great freedom by her and is given even more by Washington, who's serializing his new book about the state of black America.
Margeuerita Washington says that because "it's a different day" than when her aunt ran the paper, she's given space to more militant voices her aunt would not have accommodated, including former Omaha activist Matthew Stelly and State Senator Ernie Chambers.


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As humans, we are dependent upon a thriving natural world to be our best; as designers, we seek to honor that relationship. As the built environment impacts our planet, we see it as our duty to confront climate change and build sustainable www.sherras.communities, no matter the scale, location or end-user.
NBBJ architects and designers regularly work to minimize carbon emissions, conserve natural resources and pioneer new strategies to continually raise the bar across fields of design. We also seek to create healthy places with fresh air, daylight and green materials–which result in better cognitive performance, reduced onset of chronic disease and greater wellbeing.
The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation's Seattle headquarters is the largest LEED Platinum non-profit in the world, with over two acres of green roofs and solar collectors; a water storage system that minimizes energy for cooling; and a rainwater collection system that reduces potable water use by 80%. These solutions were part of an investment into a site that will pay for itself in under 30 years.
NBBJ planned and designed a new 14-story building for Massachusetts General Hospital (MGH) in the heart of its 200-plus year-old campus. Integrated planning, design and sustainable strategies led to all-private patient rooms with access to daylight and nature, and a new workflow that streamlines staff workflow, and LEED Gold certification.
The Miami Valley Hospital Heart and Orthopedic Center met the stringent requirements of the 2030 Challenge in 2011 and achieved 54% better energy performance than similar hospitals. The hospital is expected to save $182,000 each year in energy costs and reduce annual carbon dioxide emissions by 2,743 metric tons.
This multi-level indoor conservatory with trees, waterfalls and thousands of plants from around the world, will invite Amazon employees to think and work differently.
Denny Substation will be unlike any other electrical substation: it's located in Seattle's busy neighborhood of South Lake Union; it will also serve as a park and www.sherras.community space; and its interior spaces will generate more energy than they consume, qualifying for the Living Building Challenge Petal certification.
The Palo Alto Medical Foundation San Carlos Center is an integrated healthcare campus with a fresh take on mission-style design that celebrates the region's environment and craftwork. Artful moments like this corridor with a 50-foot-long reclaimed California walnut bench promote rejuvenation through engagement with nature.
NBBJ designed 900,000 square feet of office space and a sky garden for the Russell Investments Center. Removable floors and mechanical systems allow this high-rise to nimbly acwww.sherras.commodate future change, while the 17th-floor deck with native landscaping encourages workers to take in daylight, fresh air and views of the Puget Sound.
The three-block Amazon headquarters will constitute the first regional example of district energy: for warmth, its six buildings will use waste heat produced from a neighboring data center, then will return cold water to the data center to provide for its cooling needs. Amazon in the Regrade is tracking LEED Gold.
At Samsung's North America headquarters, an external fa?ade features glazing tuned to mitigate solar heat gain, while the inside fa?ade features floor-to-ceiling windows. Momentous open-air gardens interspersed throughout the building provide employees with panoramic views of the region. The campus is on track to achieve LEED Silver certification.
Energy conservation measures (which required only a $55,000 investment thanks to PSE Utility rebates) will save Seattle Children's Bellevue Clinic $117,000 annually. An integrated, Lean-supported design process saved 30 thousand square feet of programming and shortened the project schedule by three months.
The Howlett Hall Green Roof at Ohio State University mitigates 200,000 gallons of polluted stormwater from the Olentangy River each year, reduces building heating and cooling costs, and expands biological diversity in the urban environment. And it's irrigated by rain water collected from adjacent greenhouse roofs.
Suffolk University's precast concrete fa?ade provides energy efficiency in conjunction with engineering systems. Sustainable onsite water retention is supported by an outdoor garden with native plants and seating. The building is designed to achieve LEED Silver certification.
Each project is driven by shared principles and practices focused on environmental benefit; applying them across fields of design at NBBJ allow for creative solutions with maximum impact.
Sustainable design goes far beyond resource and energy conservation. Integrated planning, architecture, landscaping and interior design means achieving maximum impact by connecting the dots across principles and practices.
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NBBJ continually works to drive innovative thinking around sustainability and design, for instance, a new workplace concept, part of Fast www.sherras.company's "New Rules of Work" series, which would encourage bicycle use with ramps that allow cyclists to ride from the street directly to their desks.
As one of the very first signatories of the AIA 2030 www.sherras.commitment and early adopters of the 2030 Challenge, NBBJ is www.sherras.committed to continually reducing energy and fossil fuel emissions and achieving a zero-emissions design standard by the year 2030.
These are a few of the many organizations we support in various ways, including through financial contributions, participation in volunteer events and the provision of pro bono design services. For more on philanthropy at NBBJ, click here.


Arena Football • Utah owner disputes franchise is folding.
Trent Nelson | The Salt Lake Tribune Utah's LaVaughn Macon runs the ball as the Utah Blaze face the Cleveland Gladiators, AFL football at EnergySolutions Arena in Salt Lake City, Saturday July 27, 2013. Kim Raff | The Salt Lake Tribune Blaze fans taunt Storm player Michael Lindsey before a kick off during the first quarter of a game at EnergySolutions Arena in Salt Lake City on April 6, 2013.
The Utah Blaze are, for the time being, left on the outside looking into the Arena Football League.
The AFL announced Friday that the Blaze and Chicago Rush are two teams that did not submit proper documentation to committing to the 2014 and 2015 seasons. In previous offseasons, AFL owners gathered and committed to single seasons, but this offseason, owners decided to request two-year commitments.
The Blaze and Rush did not submit commitment forms, thus leaving them out of the arena football picture in the near future.
"We fully expect both Chicago and Utah to return to become members of the AFL family again in the near future," the release said.
Along those lines, the AFL held a reassignment process in which players under contract with the Blaze and Rush were assigned to various teams around the league.
"All AFL players are under contract to the league and assigned by the league office to member teams," the release said. "The AFL will continue its business practice of assigning players to member teams."
A source told the Salt Lake Tribune that the Blaze will lose its entire roster to the reassignment process, but reiterated that it doesn't spell doom for the franchise itself.
In a statement made to the Tribune Friday morning, Blaze majority owner Kim Brown said the franchise remains motivated to remain in the AFL.
"Despite any rumors, the Utah Blaze are making substantial changes for a better 2014," said Brown in a statement. "As positive changes occur, we will keep you updated."
Following the franchise's eviction from EnergySolutions Arena on June 20, Brown said a significant fiscal infusion from a new investor — which came in early July — helped the team pay its outstanding rent payments as well as work toward the financial stability and future of the Blaze.
Both the Blaze and the Larry H. Miller Group of Companies announced that the previously agreed-upon contract at EnergySolutions Arena would continue on its scheduled track through the 2014 season.
Both Brown and Arena Football League commissioner Jerry Kurz were not immediately available for comment.


I just returned from CT, where I spent a week at my parents' house with the kids: mine, my sister's, a neighborhood girl … I think that's it. The children (some of them at least) spent their mornings at Lego camp, afternoons in the pool, and evenings on the porch eating BLTs, Greek salad, and my mother's homemade vanilla ice cream, which is so, so good — she's been using Julia Moskin's recipe: Easiest Vanilla Ice Cream.
Two nights in a row, too, we ate this zucchini and corn pasta, a recipe adapted from Chez Panisse Vegetables combined with a technique featured in the RSVP section of the January Bon Appetit, which calls for toasting cooked orecchiette in a hot skillet in a little bit of olive oil. It's a simple step, but one that provides the dish with a little more texture, color, and flavor. The recipe is up at Food52.
PS: More corn and zucchini recipes here.
Lego camp! That sounds like a blast. Your BLT photos have me drooling and this pasta looks delicious and simple. Thanks!
Doesn't that sound like the perfect way to spend your days? I've never tried them toasted but I'll have to remember this one!! Have a great week .
P.S. No more problems w/ the website either. Hooray!
Thank you, Christine!! That is genius. I'm absolutely going to try this ASAP as my basil plant is looking like a small tree at this point 🙂 So happy to hear about the problem-free website … hooray!!
I had no idea toasted pasta was a thing. I guess I'll have to try it.


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H.R.292 - Department of Veterans Affairs Energy Sustainability Act of 2009111th Congress (2009-2010)
Rep. Buyer, Steve [R-IN-4] (Introduced 01/08/2009)
House - Veterans' Affairs; Science and Technology
House - 01/08/2009 Referred to House Science and Technology (All Actions)
Cosponsors: H.R.292 — 111th Congress (2009-2010)All Information (Except Text)
Sponsor: Rep. Buyer, Steve [R-IN-4] | Cosponsor statistics: 15 current - includes 9 original
* = Original cosponsor
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Date Cosponsored
Rep. Michaud, Michael H. [D-ME-2]* 01/08/2009
Rep. Walz, Timothy J. [D-MN-1]* 01/08/2009
Rep. Brown, Henry E., Jr. [R-SC-1]* 01/08/2009
Rep. Bilirakis, Gus M. [R-FL-9]* 01/08/2009
Rep. Boozman, John [R-AR-3]* 01/08/2009
Rep. Lamborn, Doug [R-CO-5]* 01/08/2009
Rep. Hare, Phil [D-IL-17]* 01/08/2009
Rep. Buchanan, Vern [R-FL-13]* 01/08/2009
Rep. Miller, Jeff [R-FL-1]* 01/08/2009
Rep. Herseth Sandlin, Stephanie [D-SD-At Large] 01/13/2009
Rep. Bilbray, Brian P. [R-CA-50] 01/13/2009
Rep. Hall, John J. [D-NY-19] 01/14/2009
Rep. Boswell, Leonard L. [D-IA-3] 01/21/2009
Rep. Roe, David P. [R-TN-1] 02/10/2009
Rep. Wamp, Zach [R-TN-3] 03/02/2009
01/08/2009 - Rep. Michaud, Michael H. [D-ME-2]*
01/08/2009 - Rep. Walz, Timothy J. [D-MN-1]*
01/08/2009 - Rep. Brown, Henry E., Jr. [R-SC-1]*
01/08/2009 - Rep. Bilirakis, Gus M. [R-FL-9]*
01/08/2009 - Rep. Boozman, John [R-AR-3]*
01/08/2009 - Rep. Lamborn, Doug [R-CO-5]*
01/08/2009 - Rep. Hare, Phil [D-IL-17]*
01/08/2009 - Rep. Buchanan, Vern [R-FL-13]*
01/08/2009 - Rep. Miller, Jeff [R-FL-1]*
01/13/2009 - Rep. Herseth Sandlin, Stephanie [D-SD-At Large]
01/13/2009 - Rep. Bilbray, Brian P. [R-CA-50]
01/14/2009 - Rep. Hall, John J. [D-NY-19]
01/21/2009 - Rep. Boswell, Leonard L. [D-IA-3]
02/10/2009 - Rep. Roe, David P. [R-TN-1]
03/02/2009 - Rep. Wamp, Zach [R-TN-3]
Cosponsors by U.S. State or Territory
Florida [3]
Tennessee [2]
California [1]
Colorado [1]
Illinois [1]
Minnesota [1]
New York [1]
South Carolina [1]


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Discussion in 'Tesla Parts for Sale' started by KBCreative, Nov 25, 2015.
Car got totaled this summer and got replaced with Mini-Van. 3rd Baby on the way.
Are these still available? I'm close to St. Charles and can check them out.


Lawton police are investigating the Sunday afternoon shooting of two at a northwest apartment complex.
Officers were called around 2:45 p.m. to Avendale Pointe Apartments, 2700 block Northwest 52nd Street, on the report of a shooting. They arrived to find two people suffering from gunshot wounds, according to Sgt. Tim Jenkins, Lawton Police information officer.
"It is unknown at this time what caused the shooting to occur," Jenkins said Sunday evening.