There is a growing trend in the United States and around the world. Thanks to wireless communication, better platforms for collaboration, a growing desire among individuals to work more flexible schedules and employers' interest in reducing costs, there are more so-called "contingent workers" than ever before. These individuals do not have what society has historically considered secure careers or steady jobs.
As of 2015, the percentage of workers in these categories stood at a staggering 40+ percent, according to the United States Government Accountability Office (GAO). This is an increase from 30 percent a mere 10 years ago. These figures include temp workers hired out by agencies, those who work on-call only, independent contractors and contract company workers. By far the largest percentage of these (at about 13 percent) consists of independent contractors.
Online hiring (and the ability to find clients online) has made it easier for independent contractors to operate in the marketplace. Furthermore, consumers expect results and products on-demand and improvements on the fly, which requires a more agile, tailored workforce. Independent contractors offer an ideal solution to help companies meet these changing demands.
However, as more companies replace a portion of their traditional workforce with independent contractors, and more individuals enter the contingent working game, the line between "employee"and "contractor" can blur. The United States Department of Labor (DOL) is taking measures to add clarity to that line, seeking to quantify boundaries, in part, to protect workers.
While independent contracting presents a great opportunity for ambitious workers to find their niche, it also may create a loophole for employers to dodge responsibilities they would have toward an employee. The DOL has made it very clear that it is aware of this tendency, issuing warnings to employers regarding labor protections for employees and non-employees alike. Many of these safety measures fall under the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA).
The FLSA addresses numerous matters: minimum wage, overtime pay, record keeping regarding employee time and pay, and child labor, among others. Numerous U.S. Senate and House members have proposed stiffer penalties for employers that violate FLSA provisions through the misclassification of workers, due to the increase in contingent workers in the U.S. The issue is not going to disappear, and employers should ensure they are following FLSA guidelines and correctly classifying workers before such penalties go into effect. Otherwise, they could face heavy future fines.
Investigations under the Department of Labor misclassification Initiative are already under way. Even without stiff penalties, employers can face financial hardship because of misclassification. For example, misclassifications uncovered by the Wage and Hour Division of the Department of Labor in 2015 resulted in more than $74 million in back wages being awarded to more than 100,000 workers across a variety of industries.
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WHO'S IN IT?
Colin Firth (The King's Speech), Rachel Weisz (My Cousin Rachel), David Thewlis (Wonder Woman), Ken Stott (Café Society), Jonathan Bailey (Testament of Youth), Adrian Schiller (Suffragette), Oliver Maltman (Another Year), Kit Connor (Get Santa), Eleanor Stagg (Miss You Already), Andrew Buchan (All The Money In The World), Geoff Bladon (film debut)
WHO'S BEHIND THE CAMERA?
James Marsh (The Theory of Everything), director; Scott Z. Burns (Side Effects), writer, producer; Graham Broadbent (Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri), Peter Czernin (The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel), Nicolas Mauvernay (The Chorus) and Jacques Perrin (Modern Love), producers; Jóhann Jóhannsson (Arrival), composer; Eric Gautier (Into The Wild), cinematographer; Jinx Godfrey (Shadow Dancer) and Joan Sobel (A Single Man), editors
In 1968, amateur sailor Donald Crowhurst (Firth) decides to compete in the Sunday Times Golden Globe Race to gain funds for his business and his family. He eventually sets sail with an unfinished boat and the hopes of becoming the first person to sail alone around the world without stopping, but the rough conditions of the sea as well as the growing psychological turmoil cause him to greatly exaggerate his voyage to those keeping track, and ends up descending further into madness as he continues his solo voyage…
IN ONE SENTENCE, WHY SHOULD YOU BE EXCITED?
Colin Firth is as magnetic as ever in this tale of the real-life mystery surrounding Donald Crowhurst and his ambitious attempt to voyage around the world, which ultimately led to something far more tragic.
WHEN'S IT OUT?
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I am not able to find out where in your API to show notes to be saved. Please see image of what I see in Excel. Is this available? If not, will it be soon?
My end result is to save these out in pdf documents. (like a in line comment used to work in Excel).
WorkSheet.PageSetup.PrintComments can be used to print notes in PDF. You may please give a try to the sample code in the following article and share your feedback.
Here is my sample. I forgot to send it to you on my first post.
I think what it comes down to, is Microsoft has a new concept called threaded comments and notes. Here is an article for your reference.
Comments and notes are new in Excel for Office 365. This article explains the differences.
I have tested this scenario using your sample file and observed that it prints threaded comments in PDF. Could you please test it with the latest version Aspose.Cells for .NET 19.4.0? I have modified the sample file and added two comments more in the threaded comments and printed the PDF which is attached here for your reference. Please check it and if find some issue, please provide details along with the snapshots. Also provide us the expected PDF created from Excel for our reference.
If you open the document in MS Excel > Review > Notes > Show All Notes > File > Print > Page Setup > Sheet > Comments > As displayed on sheet. You will see the expected output.
I am using code I attached in previous post, but do not get the in line comment/note.
Notice the missing date and the extra information explaining versions used.
Could you please explain which Excel and OS are you using for testing? Using Excel 365 in Windows, if I print the comments at the end of file, it generates exactly the same output as Aspose.Cells, shared by me in the previous post here. It means in case of "At end of sheet" Aspose.Cells mimics the behavior of Excel365 in Windows.
For second options "As displayed on sheet", it creates following output except the yellow color is missing. You may please provide us your environment details and we will provide our feedback after analyzing the information.
//Notes (formerly called "comments" in earlier versions of Excel) don't have a Reply box.
//show all notes, not ThreadComment.
The key point is: Notes (formerly called "comments" in earlier versions of Excel) do not have a Reply box so we just set Notes (not include ThreadComment) to visible.
Good to know that your issue is sorted out by the suggested code segment. Feel free to contact us any time if you need further help or have some other issue or queries, we will be happy to assist you soon.


I've finished the last two…..
This one matches the big spider, and the last one I made into a jewelry box.
I think I'm gonna name these smaller spiders after the real Latrodectus Mactans models that I used for the original. Therefore, this one shall be called Edna.
-for the first one, I'm just going with a simple black patina, and I polished and masked the little hourglass on her tummy.
More photos below the fold…..
I was working on it before 9/11, and after that happened, I put it on hold for a while.
as time went on, however….
God's children is a two-part piece I finished in mid 2008.
Despite its simplicity, or perhaps because of it, I think that ideologically, it is my strongest piece to date.
A few in progress images on the little guys…..


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August 30, 2011 by Stefan Blitz
I first discovered the fantastic Ming Doyle's work a few years ago while visiting the superhero fashion site, Project: Rooftop, which regularly features artists reimagining or redesigning the costumes of iconic characters.
Ming's work stood out and I instantly became a fan.
I met Ming a few years ago and she is truly as nice as she is talented. This month, her first major work, Tantalize: Kieren's Story a spin-off of a popular young adult series by Cynthia Leitich Smith has been released and Ms. Doyle's star is quickly rising, with upcoming work on both the sequel, a short story in Fantastic Four #600, her first story which she both wrote and illustrated and her continuing web-comic with writer Kevin Church, The Loneliest Astronauts.
Ming took time away from her drawing table to discuss her first major work, breaking into the industry and what's next.
Your latest work is a brilliant way to bring in new readers, it's a retelling of a young adult reader novel from an alternate point of view. Can you tell me a little about Tantalize: Kieren's Story and how you got involved with the project?
Set in Austin, Texas, this gothic yarn follows the exploits of Kieren Morales, a kind-hearted teenager and werewolf-to-be with a detective's instincts. Things start to turn sour when he notices that his childhood friend and lifelong crush, Quincie, is acting a bit strange around the hot new chef she's brought in to revitalize her family's restaurant with a vampiric theme. Suddenly it's up to Kieren to help Quincie out of this recipe for disaster before there are more dire consequences than being caught out past ten on a school night.
Cynthia Leitich Smith adapted the comic from her own series of young adult novels, both published by Candlewick Press. Candlewick sent me an email asking if I'd be interested in submitting some character designs, and I jumped at the chance to try my hand at depicting a were-armadillo!
Were you familiar with the books before?
I wasn't, but I was truly happy to discover such a fun and quirky series that artfully melded the mystery, romance, and supernatural genres while also featuring a strong multicultural cast.
What were the challenges in producing your longest work to date?
At 188 pages, it was mainly the sheer length. My longest story prior to that had been a 19 page chapter in the Jennifer's Body graphic novel written by Rick Spears, so it was quite the jump.
But an endurance trial like that is probably one of the best things for a fledgling artist. It certainly taught me how important economical linework, details, and consistency can be, and it proved to me that even gargantuan tasks are surmountable. There were a lot of days when I was mentally and physically exhausted, but I came out the other side looking forward to using my newly sharpened skill set on the next project. The comic book artist's equivalent of a "runner's high," I suppose!
You got started in the comic world through Dean Trippe's Project: Rooftop. How did that happen?
I had just graduated from art school and was staying at my childhood home, wondering how I could parlay my BFA into some sort of workforce career. I decided to escape my concerns by jumping into marathon viewings of Batman: The Animated Series and was inspired to draw my own free form interpretations of the characters, eventually posting a take on Stephanie Brown, the third Robin, to one of my blogs.
Dean happened to stumble across it right as P:R was gearing up to do a special on the Girl Wonder, and he encouraged me to submit my drawing. Before I knew it I was redesigning superheroes regularly with a varied group of artists ranging from enthusiastic high school students to seasoned professional illustrators.
Because so many different people from the comic and art world were watching P:R at the time, I was lucky enough to receive a few emails from editors and writers asking if I'd have any interest in contributing to various projects. Most of these offers were unpaid, but were really interesting gigs such as my first published piece, a short ghost story set in a middle school for Popgun, Vol.2, written by Tim Daniel.
Were you a comic fan from an early age and did the medium influence your interests in illustration?
What drew me into the world of comic fandom more than the books themselves were the various cartoons based on DC and Marvel properties that dominated Saturday morning television in the mid-90s. I was a huge fan of Batman: The Animated Series' "dark deco" aesthetic, and that definitely influenced a lot of my stylistic preferences. Also, most of what I know about the X-Men and Spider-Man to this day can be traced back to that most radical of eras.
I only started really reading comics once I graduated from college, but I picked up the occasional graphic novel here and there, of course. And I do fondly remember an issue of the X-Men Phalanx Saga story arc that I got my dad to buy me one summer before middle school. I remember I wanted it for the holographic tin foil embossed cover, and I spent a month poring over all the intense high tech disease tentacle drawings. Never read another issue before it or after, but I'm probably just trying to recapture that righteousness to this day.
You know I've been a fan of yours for some time. I'm curious who or what are your biggest inspirations?
I find people who love the hell out of what they're doing and do it well the greatest inspiration.
In terms of comics, Eric Canete is a dynamo, a powerhouse, a space station orbiting the sun and harnessing its power to open a space-time rift into an alternate dimension of inspiration and prolific vision. Plus, he's just a great guy and endlessly supportive of anyone who's determined to do their own thing. Becky Cloonan is pure, awesome passion for the medium, and she truly does eat comics for every meal and devour projects like she's a viking and it's the last raid before winter. Her bold, gothic, fun aesthetic is so very much my cup of tea.
I could go on and write a guest list of other artists who've fired up my brain that wouldn't end for ages. It's a wonderful time to be a fan of good art.
And of course I wouldn't be drawing to nearly the extent I am today if it weren't for the artists and objects of bygone eras who enthralled me so completely as a kid. Leonardo da Vinci, Aubrey Beardsley, John Singer Sargent, Gustav Klimt and Egon Schiele. Leon Bakst's costume designs for the Ballets Russes. Old romance comics. Greek art and myths. Star Trek. The essentials.
You've got a story in the upcoming Fantastic Four #600. What can you tell me about it in ten words?
Medusa, Black Bolt, Jonathan Hickman, romance, nightmares, intrigues, the future!
You also illustrate Kevin Church's webstrip The Loneliest Astronauts. How did that project come about?
Kevin curates a very diverse and impressive collection of original J. Jonah Jameson art, and on one fateful day back in 2008, he commissioned me to create an appropriately Triple-J themed piece.
When the time came for me to mail him the finished product, we discovered that Kevin had worked in my parents' hometown (where I was still staying, in that post-college malaise) for a few years.
This serendipitous coincidence (combined with my staggering talent, I am sure) was enough to secure a ticket to a free screening of ROBOCOP that Kevin was throwing with some friends at the Somerville Theater.
Once we met in person and shared the secret sci-fi fans' handshake, our friendship and working relationship were set in stone! Or in some other outer space substance/alloy blend.
Desert Island Time: What ten comic stories (or runs) would you take with you to a desert island?
HELLBOY/B.P.R.D, all of it – Mike Mignola, Guy Davis, John Arcudi, &c.
Gotham Central (especially the "Half a Life" and "Dead Robin" arcs!) – Michael Lark, Greg Rucka, Ed Brubaker
Enigma – Duncan Fegredo, Peter Milligan
Batgirl: Year One – Alvaro Lopez, Marcos Martin, Chuck Dixon, Scott Beatty
Thor: The Mighty Avenger – Chris Samnee, Roger Langridge
Superman: Birthright – Francis Leinil Yu, Mark Waid
iZombie – Mike Allred, Chris Roberson
Batman: Under the Hood – Doug Mahnke, Judd Winnick
Captain America: Winter Soldier – Steve Epting, Michael Lark, Mike Perkins, Ed Brubaker
Batman: Year One – David Mazzucchelli, Frank Miller
It's a heavy trunk that washed ashore with me on that desert island! But hopefully not a soggy one.
What else do you have coming up?
The aforementioned Fantastic Four short is next on my plate, and I just wrapped up work on my two page contribution to the Womanthology project, organized by Renae de Liz and being published through IDW. I wrote it in addition to drawing it, so I'm quite excited for that!
I'm also happily digging in to the inks for Eternal: Zachary's Story, the followup to Tantalize: Kieren's Story. It's an honor to further explore Cynthia's spooky, supernatural world and spend another year with more of her characters.
What are you currently geeking out over?
G.R.R. Martin's "A Song of Ice and Fire" novels and the Game of Thrones TV series, along with everyone else. Though I can only take small doses at a time before the crushingly dire and tragic machinations start to get to me. Who knew that the most distressing aspect of a fantasy series could be human nature rather than a giant flaming lava eye?
To see more of Ming's work, check out her website and the webcomic, The Loneliest Astronauts (with Kevin Church).
Tantalize: Kieren's Story by Cynthia Leitich Smith (illustrated by Ming) is currently available at bookstores and on Amazon.
Below check out some of my favorite pieces of Ming's work.
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According to the Collins English Dictionary 10th Edition fraud can be defined as: "deceit, trickery, sharp practice, or breach of confidence, perpetrated for profit or to gain some unfair or dishonest advantage".[1] In the broadest sense, a fraud is an intentional deception made for personal gain or to damage another individual; the related adjective is fraudulent. The specific legal definition varies by legal jurisdiction. Fraud is a crime, and also a civil law violation. Defrauding people or entities of money or valuables is a common purpose of fraud, but there have also been fraudulent "discoveries", e.g. in science, to gain prestige rather than immediate monetary gain
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Politicians Are Part Of The Problem
There was a lot of internet buzz yesterday - virtually no television - about the Financial Crisis Inquiry Commission (FCIC) hearings on AIG and GS. First let's examine a quote taken from an article on Reuters.
The commission is supposed to issue a report by Dec. 15, detailing the crisis that peaked in late 2008 after the collapse of former investment banking giant Lehman Brothers.
The report will serve as a public record of the historic event and will not likely include thorough recommendations for reform. (Reporting by Steve Eder, Karey Wutkowski, and Kim Dixon in Washington; Editing by Tim Dobbyn) (emphasis added by GS666)
Having read the quotes above the FCIC appears to be what I call another "feel good" panel put together by Congress to appease the American people. They still think that most Americans are stupid and that this type of costly - do nothing - action will appease us.
MESSAGE TO CONGRESS
We are not stupid and cannot be that easily appeased. We want actions that are meaningful. We want those responsible for wrong doing to be brought to justice. We want justice for all Americans who have and are still suffering as a result of the greed and arrogance of these Too Big To Fail, government supported and sponsored private corporations.
We don't want a REPORT that will be written and published 6 months from now. History has proven that reports of this nature do nothing to punish or bring to justice those that may be responsible for reprehensible acts. Case in point would be the Warren Commission report on the assassination of President John F. Kennedy.
We have had all the investigations, hearings and testimony we need for the Attorney General to build cases against those responsible. There are Bernie Madoff's hidden throughout the financial sector and most specifically at Goldman Sachs. They need to be exposed and brought to justice like Bernie Madoff was. What they did was far bigger and more damaging to many millions of people throughout the world then the actions of convicted fraudster Madoff. He pales in comparison.
The problem however, rests with Congress and the Executive Branch both past and present. They were the sponsors of the actions to liberalize lending practices, encouraged (by removing regulatory oversight) lenders and Wall Street to fund loans to anyone then turned a blind eye when Wall Street created financial instruments that most people sitll today don't understand - in order to create a continueous flow of money to do so. IN short this was all a Ponzi scheme.
Now, we have those responsible for helping to create this problem - politicians - attempting to solve the problem. A classic case of the fox watching the hen house.
There are those of us who will not give up the fight for justice. Justice is our right and is for all not just a select few. While our numbers may be small our vigil will be large. It will take years to recover from the financial mess we are in. More will be hurt along the way who will join the fight for justice. The daily pain of our lives due to the actions of greed and arrogance of ALL those involved will only strengthen our desire for the pursuit of justice.
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An age is called Dark not because the light fails to shine, but because people refuse to see it…James Albert Michener, novelist (1907-1997)
It is impossible to calculate the moral mischief, if I may so express it, that mental lying has produced in society. When a man has so far corrupted and prostituted the chastity of his mind as to subscribe his professional belief to things he does not believe he has prepared himself for the commission of every other crime. … Thomas Paine 1737-1809, Anglo-American Political Theorist, Writer
Laws just or unjust may govern mens actions. Tyrannies may restrain or regulate their words. The machinery of propaganda may pack their minds with falsehood and deny them truth for many generations of time. But the soul of man thus held in trance or frozen in a long night can be awakened by a spark coming from God knows where and in a moment the whole structure of lies and oppression is on trial for its life.: Sir Winston Churchill
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When cheaters prosper, we end up with the worst possible system and to call it a free market system is an obscenity. -William Black
When the people fear their government, there is tyranny; when the government fears the people, there is liberty." - Thomas Jefferson
I believe that banking institutions are more dangerous to our liberties than standing armies. If the American people ever allow private banks to control the issue of their currency, first by inflation, then by deflation, the banks and corporations that will grow up around the banks will deprive the people of all property - until their children wake-up homeless on the continent their fathers conquered.
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Студент Чжан Юй морскую варит воду у острова Шамэнь () — пьеса в жанре цзацзюй юаньского драматурга Ли Хаогу (?—1300), единственное сохранившееся драматическое произведение этого автора.

Пьеса написана на сказочно-мифологический сюжет, заимствованный из народных сказаний. В этом плане Ли Хаогу предстаёт продолжателем традиций Ма Чжиюаня, часто обращавшегося к мифологическим историям при выборе драматических сюжетов. Однако в отличие от старшего коллеги, Ли Хаогу использует мифологические мотивы не для выражения буддистских и даосских идей, а как внешнюю оболочку вполне бытовой истории. Избранный сюжет помогает автору выразить мысль о том, что человек сильнее духов и способен всё преодолеть и победить, если идёт к достижению поставленной цели решительно и непреклонно.

Герой пьесы Ли Хаогу, студент Чжан Юй олицетворяет настоящую любовь, для которой нет преград. Этой любви не помеха и сам Дракон — всемогущий властитель морского царства. Даже он отступает перед любовью Чжан Юя и признаёт себя побеждённым, соглашаясь отдать свою дочь за простого смертного.

На русский язык пьеса переведена Л. Н. Меньшиковым.

Русские издания пьесы
Ли Хао-гу. Студент Чжан Юй морскую варит воду у острова Шамэнь // Китайская классическая драма. СПб, Северо-Запад Пресс, 2003. С. 21 - 64. То же: пер. с кит. Л. Меньшикова // Юаньская драма/ Л-д; М., Искусство, 1966 г. С. 311 - 346.

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Texas A&M Athletics | April 4, 2015
No. 2 Texas A&M uses long ball to sweep doubleheader from Kentucky
After hitting just two homers in his first 196 games, Blake Allemand has hit two in the last two games.
COLLEGE STATION, Texas -- After two days of waiting out the rain, second-ranked Texas A&M picked up where it left off with a doubleheader sweep of the Kentucky Wildcats Saturday at Cliff Hagan Stadium.
The Aggies took the first game of the day 5-2 in seven innings. The game was seven innings because of SEC policy pertaining to doubleheaders on the last day of a series.
Texas A&M (29-2, 8-2 SEC) used the long ball to create a cushion in the top of the fifth. After a one-out walk, Blake Allemand followed by launching a first-pitch offering off the top of the 25-foot Kentucky Baseball sign in right field for a two-run dinger. It was the second consecutive game with a home run for Allemand, who hit two home runs in his first 196 career games. Two batters later, Mitchell Nau lofted a first-pitch offering onto the party deck in right-center for the 5-1 lead.
Grayson Long (6-0) earned the win for the Aggies. He worked 4.1 innings, allowing one run on six hits and three walks while striking out six.
In the second game of the day, the Aggies hit three home runs. Nau dingered again while Nick Banks and JB Moss each added home runs in game two.
It marked the eighth consecutive weekend series win for the Aggies, improving to 30-2 overall and 9-2 in SEC action.
"These guys were all business this weekend," said head coach Rob Childress. "It was a tough series because we had to sit around the hotel for a couple of days and watch it rain, but we were able to get in the cages and hit on Thursday and Friday and they were ready to play today. Kentucky was a team coming off a good series at LSU, so they were feeling good about themselves."
Hendrix (1-0) picked up the win in relief, working 2.0 scoreless innings, scattering two hits and one walk. Mark Ecker earned his fourth save of the season, allowing one hit and striking out one in 1.2 blank frames. In the start, Kent allowed three runs on five hits while striking out two in 3.1 innings.
Cody (2-3) was saddled with the loss for Kentucky. He allowed three runs on three hits and one walk while striking out four in 2.0 innings.
LSU women's basketball rallies to beat No. 10 Texas A&M after Chennedy Carter injury
LSU moves to 12-3 overall with upset of No. 10 Texas A&M, marking its second win over a ranked opponent this season. Jailin Cherry led the Tigers with 12 points on 6-11 shooting from off the bench.
These are the five best women's basketball players at every position
Through the first two months of the 2019-20 women's basketball season, these are the five best players at every position.
Oklahoma State vs. Texas A&M: 2019 Texas Bowl prediction, time, TV channel, preview
Here is a prediction and preview for when No. 25 Oklahoma State meets Texas A&M in the 2019 Texas Bowl on Friday, Dec. 27, at NRG Stadium.


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Created for our Stolen from De Stijl Season, this decorative hand-painted plate is ideally displayed hung on the wall as a single piece or part of a group. The graphic simplicity of the design creates a striking 3-dimensional decorative piece.
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The Roazhon Park in Rennes
Make the most of your stay at the Kyriad Rennes Sud hotel to attend a game of the famous Stade Rennais club at Roazhon Park. Located less than 15 minutes drive from the hotel, this legendary football stadium will make the show.
The unique atmosphere of the stands
Stade Rennais F.C is one of the 10 best French clubs.
Experience the sound of the Breton hymn, the Bro gozh ma zadoù, before each game.
At the 35ᵉ minute (the number of the department), all the fans make noise to encourage their team. With its supporters and animations during the match, the stadium is placed on the podium of the championship of France of the stands. Thanks to its 30 000 seats, its 4 stands and its 2 giant screens, you will not miss a single action of the match!
With family or friends, come and share the fervor of the club during a game.
The history of the stadium
Inaugurated for the first time in 1912, the former sports park was formerly called the Lorient Road stadium. Officially renamed the Roazhon Park in 2015, the stadium has been completely renovated in the colors of Stade Rennais.
The club chose this name because in Breton Rennes is called "Roazhon".
The games not to be missed!
The most anticipated games are, of course, the Breton derbys, the matches facing our neighbors the Nantais or when Stade Rennais receives the cadors of French football.
Appointment here to reserve your seats
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As most of you know; I have been a caregiver for what it seems half my life. I have a deep desire to care for others. I like knowing that I had something to do with how they feel about themselves and life.
Since I have become disabled myself, it is hard to have to look at me as one who needs help. I received my Life Alert pendant and machine yesterday. It was very simple to hook-up and now I wear a companion around my neck. When I am cooking or taking a shower; it is nice to know that I really am not alone any longer. A push of a button sends help if I truly need it.
I help people on my Facebook. I try to continue to educate those with M.S.A., but I miss actually getting out and going to help others. We sometimes believe that when we grow older; life will really not change that much. The only one who could possibly change is ourselves in our health.
This isn't true though. The people who we invite into our lives, their lives change also. Sickness comes, money problems, loss of some type; life continues on and this allows me to still be of help at times. I friend of mine is in a health crisis at this point, and once again, I am going to be able to help out with some caring experience.
I ask for prayers for my friend. Prayers for God to enter their heart. Prayers for healing. These are the two most important issues I can think of at this point. So if anyone believes in prayer, please remember me in them.
Hello my friends. Well the holidays are over. No more stuffing ourselves with Thanksgiving. The change purse is dry from Christmas and now we here in the northern part of Indiana wait.
What are we waiting for? Well, some are waiting for the usual snow we have plenty of by now; but it hasn't arrived. I'm sorry, but for me, less is more. Now that I am older, snow is my enemy unless I'm sitting inside and watching the flakes fall.
There are lots of comments being made. No snow in December or January is a promise of over-load in February and March. I don't know the future. I will have to deal with what is given me; but for now; I am fine.
January is the longest month of the year for me. It always has been. Maybe it is because it is long and boring. No real holidays in it. The back to the normal groove thing returns and the days tick down until a lot of people get their tax refunds. At this point of the government shutdown, who knows when those tax returns will happen.
I saw a post on my Facebook a bit ago which stated,"Count the Mondays." I got it immediately. I suppose if you live in the southern part of the country, you may not understand but up here, if you can count the Mondays in the long month of January, it will promise to get you closer to Spring.
February is a time when I will be thinking more of Spring. The farmer commercials will be posting on the television. This is a good sign that Spring is coming. I will be starting to watch for the Robins to reappear. When they arrive, it means that there will not be so much snow that they won't be able to find food and shelter and Spring is near.
Animals say a lot about your weather. Have you ever watched the squirrels gather nuts for winter? On bad winters, you will still see the squirrels in early December, storing nuts. The Catapillars, the ones who crawl so slow and have beautiful colors, these creatures turn a dark black if our winter here in Indiana is going to be a vicious one.
As for me, I have been fighting something for four days now. I don't have a temperature or aches and pains, but instead, I am nauseated anytime I eat. This circle includes a trip to the Ladies room no matter how little or much food I put into my mouth. I have lost four pounds in four days. I am glad I am experiencing this during our winter months.
I don't get out much in the winter time. It's too cold. Aged skin cracks and burns. Eyes sting, and the thoughts of playing in the snow are exchanged for will my walker get through the snow and ice. Here where I live, that is doubtful. There is not sufficient cleaning in the parking lot so there are many grooves of ice. I just don't want to fall down at this point in my life. I do go out if it isn't too cold or snowing and go to my volunteer job. I try to go twice a week during the winter and I will go at least three times per week or more in the warmer weather.
I didn't go to church today. This matter of my stomach is just a little too much to deal with during a church service. I do have one thing to look forward to in the month of January, 2019. My daughter is coming for a visit. It's been quite a while since I have seen her and am looking forward to a visit.
Another thing I am looking forward to is; my insurance is covering the expenses for me to have Life Alert for my falls. It will bring me comfort knowing I am now not alone here in the apartment, or too far away from a pull light, or definitely when I am taking a shower. It will be worn on my wrist and if I fall it triggers the alarm company. If I don't answer the second chime, this tells the company that I am not alert. I believe from what the company said, is that I will receive my wrist band and plug in box in five to ten days.
I know this is not a big deal to most but for someone as unsteady as me and who lives alone; this can be a real life savor.
What about you? How do you get through the long month of January?
It isn't what you see in front of you. It's what you see in depth. A stressful time of year for most. Even the television ads push stress.
The whole idea is to stay calm, remain calm, even though you feel as if you are the topper on a spinner toy. How can anyone know how you feel? They don't live your life. They don't walk in your shoes.
While kiddies are getting pumped full of Christmas toy thoughts, some of us are stuck in the Sad lane. A loved one may have just passed or maybe a loved one is ill. Maybe there are people missing from the table this year.
Perhaps the family dog went to heaven, or there was a car accident a friend was involved with. Maybe there is gossip going on at your work. Anything is possible and so many things happen. We are eventually caught up in something that can take us away from our day.
The only way to get through our life tragedies is to have roots in solid ground. A faith we can fall back on. Words of wisdom, our Bibles, a close friend we can tell anything to.
When things look bad, don't see the surface, don't panic. Let your feelings go deep. Feel the depth of your foundation. Get into it. Let it slide through your soul. Tomorrow is a brand new day.
Although I am tired and ready for a nap; I had to write a little. It's an unwinding experience for me and also; did anyone ever tell you I'm a chatterbox? No? My mother and grandmother said I was always a chatterbox when I was little. They said I was dutch too. I guess I didn't talk too clear.
Anyways, today was a trip to the same doctor twice. I went this morning to have blood drawn. I just got back home from my second appointment where we discussed the results of the lab work.
I was shocked when my sugars had come down actually a whole number. I don't know how that could have been since I have struggled the last three months to keep the numbers in tow.
They rise so high in the afternoons so the doctor split up my insulin shots to one in the morning and one at bedtime. Same dosage; just split in two different time frames. I ate a lot more ham salad and eggs this past three months and that showed. I guess no more ham salad for a while. My sodium went up a little. This must be from switching from Sea salt back to regular table salt. I will get the Sea salt next time I go to the store. I just hate paying so much more for it over regular table salt; but I guess I'm worth it.
My cholesterol was up a tad but I know that was from too much ham salad. Everything should come back down to normal on my next visit. The only things that he couldn't fix was my burning headaches. He said those are from my Ataxia. The sore varicose veins, which he said are from my legs working so hard at walking and not falling. He said if they get so bad I can't stand it; compression stockings.
Oh, I hope that doesn't happen. I used to put them on my patients a lot. I would have to sprinkle baby powder on the legs and then roll them up on my hands and then slowly squeeze them on the patient's legs. Whoa, what a job. I think it would be much harder to have to put them on my own legs. I would bend over and then fall. Thinking positive thoughts that this doesn't happen for a long time.
I always eat breakfast out when I had blood drawn. I am starving by the time I get out of the doctor's office. I went to my regular place and was shocked at the prices. I can see paying top dollars for a fine meal, but eggs and toast, almost 9.00? Nope, gonna have to find a cheaper place next time.
Now I'm tired and I am ready to get out of dress-up clothes into comfy clothes. It is chilly outside, a sunny day but windy. A perfect day to stay in and do nothing in particular. You all have a good Wednesday evening my friends. Talk soon.
You have been a part of the family your entire life. You know which ones you look forward to seeing and which ones to hide from.
Year after year you spend holidays together. You know the routine, then one year; everything changes. Uncle Ray passed away. Aunt Betty is now in a nursing home.
The cousins you played with are all grown and go to their own holiday gatherings. The big, oval table looks smaller. The laughter not quite as loud.
Some of your favorite foods are no longer there. Yes, life certainly changes doesn't it?
Then the next year you go, a bigger change than ever has happened. Your favorite Aunt Sue is different. You don't know what happened exactly but something sure did.
You soon find yourself walking to another room when you see her coming. You feel guilt because you love her so much, but my gosh, she's asked you five times who you are.
By the end of the day, you learn that she has Alzheimer's disease. You have heard of it but don't know much about it. When the holiday is over you return to your own home.
On the next free time you have; you research this disease. You find ways to interact with your Aunt. You give a donation to the foundation to help find a cure.
This disease can strike about the same time you are thinking about your retirement years. It's a sad disease to watch and you can feel very frustrated and emotional watching your loved ones go through it. The best thing to do is not get angry. Don't argue with the patient with this illness. You will lose.
Give a donation and help find a cure.
I was really surprised that I received a phone call from my Orthopedic doctor yesterday. This goes back to last month when I went to see him about my toes curling under and my unmistakable weeble-wobble.
Medicare does not generally pay for something when it doesn't pertain exactly to my disability issue. Inserts for shoes have been taken away by the many cuts in Medicare. Now my feet have to look deformed in order to get help. I don't know about you but when my toes curl under; they look deformed.
Well God answered a miracle once again. The inserts are going to be covered by insurance. No, they won't help me stand-up longer but they will help balance out the bottom of my feet and hopefully help keep my toes from curling under.
This is one fight I have won. It doesn't mean the disease won't win in the end. What it does mean is I am climbing over stones; one by one.


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LivingLab are using Origo to create their websites. You could also do that.
In this report we present our experiences from seven cases using the RECORD online Living Lab. We also present a mobile-enabled version of our Living Lab solution (from the SociaLL research project).
This report contains a detailed overview of the online Living Lab, and describes two cases where the Living Lab has been used to gather design feedback (from the SociaLL research project).
This report provides a basis for understanding how social software can be used to involve users in Living Lab innovation processes (from the SociaLL research project).
Experiences with social design feedback as a method for online involvement of users.
An online Living Lab case where users were involved in service innovation for a Norwegian telecom provider.
A paper presenting a range of online applications for user involvement in innovation and development, including the RECORD Living Lab, and discussing these according to a presented framework.
This paper presents the findings from four cases conducted as pilots for the RECORD Living Lab in 2008, where users gave design feedback through online questionnaires as the online RECORD environment was not yet in operation.
An early paper on user involvement two studies conducted in 2007 as pilots for the RECORD Living Lab, where users gave design feedback through online questionnaires as the online RECORD environment was not yet in operation.
A journal paper from 2008 describing the motivation and initial set-up for the RECORD online Living Lab.
A Living Lab literature review conducted as part of establishing the RECORD online Living Lab. Provides an overview how the Living Lab tradition has evolved, and how the Living Lab concept currently is interpreted.


Frames with panes require more work.
Changing the color of the window frames in a room can give a fresh pop to the decor. Window frames are often illuminated by outside light, drawing attention from onlookers. When the frames become faded from the sun or simply old and dull, this can be a point of embarrassment for the homeowner. So change the color and restore the beauty of your frame with the right painting techniques.
Lay tarps or plastic sheeting on the floor and tape it to the wall under the window. Pull the plastic up to the bottom of the window. Hold in place with painter's tape along the bottom edge of the frame.
Remove hardware from the frame using a screwdriver.
Tape around the glass and wall edges with painter's tape to prevent painting the walls and glass during the project.
Put on gloves, goggles and a respirator. Sand the frame by hand using 120-grit sandpaper. If you're working with aluminum or other metals, only light sanding is required. For painted or stained wood, use the sandpaper to remove the old finish. Work carefully around any molding or grooves.
Clean the frames with a clean rag and water to remove dust from sanding. Allow them to dry completely.
Prime the window frame using a 1-inch paintbrush. Select a metal primer for aluminum or other metal frames. Select a wood primer for wood frames. Allow the paint to dry for 12 hours.
Paint the window frames using a 1-inch paintbrush and latex paint. Allow it to dry and add a second coat. Once the second coat dries, add a third if the color is too light.
Apply a polyurethane-based clear coat to seal and protect the new paint. Allow the final coat to dry for 24 hours before replacing the window hardware.
If all the frame is not accessible due to the type of window, do the project in stages. Work with the window up first, then lower it to finish.
Sanding will produce dust. Wear gloves, a respirator and goggles for protection throughout the project.
Johns, Sidney. "How to Change the Color of Window Frames." Home Guides | SF Gate, http://homeguides.sfgate.com/change-color-window-frames-29675.html. Accessed 21 April 2019.


There have been some really successful guitarists who are classed primarily as acoustic artists: Andy McKee, Tommy Emmanuel, Laurence Juber, Ed Sheeran and Rodrigo y Gabriela to name but a few. There are still others who are perhaps more known for their work using electric guitars who have then performed using acoustic or releasing an acoustic album: Eric Clapton, Eric Johnson, Alice in Chains, Nirvana and the Foo Fighters all have acoustic performances and albums worth checking out.
What is it that makes the acoustic guitar such a prevalent instrument in the trade? It has a certain atmosphere and tone which draws people to it and can create a different colour to a song which has already been recorded as an electric song. For me, I like the portability and ease of setup which you get with an acoustic guitar and find that it is easier to pick up and strum and sing along to, than an electric which requires some plugging in and playing with the sound to get the desired tone. A really nice acoustic guitar has some beautiful harmonics and a ringing sound to it when played and it can be quite inspiring, perhaps particularly for singer/songwriters who may need or want that 'raw' sound when writing music. It can be argued that it strips away an element of distraction which might be gained from pedals, amps and other gear. This can be a good starting place for creating music.
In this lesson Dan and I look at the topic of playing acoustic guitar. In particular, Dan comes at this topic from the perspective of viewing the acoustic guitar as an entirely different instrument to an electric and then from this how to play rhythm to the strength of the acoustic instrument. Our next podcast – 17b – will tackle the question I ask of Dan which is how to add dynamics and include a punchy solo when playing in a group setting. The last thing you want is to get to the solo and require a massive volume decrease from everyone in order to be heard.
5 mins 40 – Dan has just explained how he views the acoustic as a different instrument to the electric guitar and at this point introduces his aim for the next section where he hopes to have a look at some of the main things which people do, how these can be improved and some techniques which may be employed.
8 mins 15 – start to consider what differences there may be between an acoustic player and an electric guitar player over a simple chord progression: [Em – C – G – D]. An electric guitarist will most likely sit back on his sustain and his gain and if he's just rocking out to it he may simplify the chords to power chords (otherwise known as 5 chords – e.g. the root and the 5th only, missing out the 3rd which denotes whether the chord is a major or a minor).
10 mins 25 – Dan shows how this kind of electric guitar line, translated directly over to the acoustic guitar might sound and then asks what we can do to improve this playing.
10 mins 45 – First suggestion from Dan is to play the full chords (12 mins 40 secs).
13 mins 15 – Second suggestion is to arpeggiate the chord and break it into notes.
14 mins – after struggling to get in speed on the picking pattern with my right hand for this arpeggiated version, I change to using fingerstyle. Dan picks up on this and how it changes the sound and tone and so can become another variation to bear in mind when choosing how to play a progression.
14 mins 40 – getting dynamics between a driving chorus and an arpeggiated verse.
15 mins 50 – open strings and how on an acoustic it is good to aim to allow the open strings to ring. Also a demonstration on how this softens the tone at 16 mins 40 secs.
16 mins – a reminder to use a Capo in different keys. This can work really well with more than one guitar playing chords and one guitar can have the progression transposed for a set of open chords in one position while another guitar can use the Capo on a different fret and, as such, have some different inversions playing over each other. This can be very effective.
17 mins 5 secs – a swing feel to the same four chords. Piano-style, using the thumb on the bass notes and the other fingers to pluck the higher strings together. Slapping the strings percussively also works.
19 mins – some advice on how to insert some recordings of acoustic into an electric track.
19 mins 20 secs – extend the bassline to connect chords together.
27 mins 40 secs – using hammer ons and pull offs to different chord shapes to create some further rhythmic dynamics; alongside chords rephrased in different positions using the Capo.
28 mins 40 secs – revoicing the chords using the Capo at the 7th fret.
The remainder of this podcast involved some hints and tips for playing dynamically with others and getting the most out of your alternate tunings.
Keep listening for next week's advice on soloing in an acoustic band.
If you want a preview of some of our future lessons along with Dan's amazing guitar playing, here completely unrehearsed and very much impromptu, then see our developing YouTube channel: Subscribe and keep in touch with us here: YouTube channel. I'll link our first three videos at the bottom of this page.
Luarence Juber – what a player!


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Boost for Southampton fans as welcome reports emerge
Southampton fans have been relatively quiet in the Transfer Tavern during the international break following their side's sluggish start to the season.
The South Coast outfit have managed just two wins from their opening seven Premier League games and thus sit 12th in the table, with last season's goal-scoring problems once again rearing its head in the early phase of the campaign.
New boss Mauricio Pellegrino will be hoping his side bounce back from their recent 2-1 defeat at Stoke with victory over Newcastle United on Sunday, yet there may be some good news for our resident Saints supporters if a recent report from Football Insider is anything to go by.
And that's because they report that Southampton, alongside Burnley and Nottingham Forest, are keeping tabs on Chesterfield starlet Dylan Hand.
The 17-year-old defender only moved to the Proact Stadium last summer following time at Irish outfit Dundalk, but has yet to make a first team appearance for the Spireites, instead he's been restricted to appearances for the club's various youth teams.
Nonetheless, he is reportedly impressing the staff at Chesterfield and as such several sides higher up the Football League pyramid are also keeping tabs, with Burnley, Forest, and Southampton reportedly interested in the youngster.
And with the Saints' recent history of producing excellent young players, Hand may well find the lure of St Mary's too great to turn down should they make a move in the coming transfer windows.
Landlord's verdict: They appear to be doing something right at Southampton, what with several players coming up through the youth system and going on to achieve bigger and better things.
The likes of Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain, Luke Shaw, and Theo Walcott, amongst others, have all signed for some of the biggest clubs in England following impressive stints at St Mary's, so news that the South Coast outfit are interested in Chesterfield's Dylan Hand is sure to intrigue the defender.
The 17-year-old hasn't featured for the League One side yet but is very highly-rated at the Proact Stadium, and the chance to make the step up to the Premier League, with a side possessing a fine track record of promoting youngsters, may be too much to reject.
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Phishing Kit Targets US Shoppers
Posted by bluetreetechnology On November 23, 2022
Security experts at Akamai have discovered a campaign that uses an elaborate phishing kit. This campaign targets Americans using lures centered around holidays like Labor Day and Halloween.
The kit combines several methods and employs several evasion detection techniques to prevent non-victims from visiting its phishing pages.
One of the most intriguing aspects of the kit is a token-based method that ensures each victim is forwarded to a different URL for a phishing page.
Campaign summary
The scheme preyed on internet customers searching for "Christmas deals" from September 2022 through October 2022.
The potential to win a gift from a respected company is the main focus of the phishing emails addressed to prospective victims.
The links in the email are not suspicious since they connect to the phishing site via a series of redirects, while URL shorteners disguise the majority of URLs. Additionally, the attackers utilize reputable cloud providers like Google, AWS, and Azure, taking advantage of their good reputation to get beyond security measures.
After completing a brief survey, everyone visiting the phishing website is awarded the prize. A five-minute countdown ensures that individuals completing the poll feel a sense of urgency.
To make the scheme harder to detect, the surveys imitate many well-known companies, like Sam's Club, Costco, and Delta Airlines. The phishing actors also include false user testimonials showing off the rewards they've won to boost the campaign's efficacy.
The victims are prompted to provide their payment information after "winning" the item in order to settle the shipping expenses for the prize. But, of course, there is no reward to be delivered, and the threat actors steal the credit card information instead.
According to Akamai, about 89% of visitors to phishing sites originate from the United States and Canada.
Distinct URLs
Each phishing email includes a link to a landing page with an anchor (#), which sends a visitor to a specific section of the linked-to website.
In this phishing effort, the anchor tag contains a token JavaScript utilizes on the phishing landing page to rebuild the target's destination URL. These tokens can be used for various purposes, including screening out non-victims, victim-specific tracking, campaign performance evaluation, and more.
According to Akamai, the values after the HTML anchor will not be regarded as HTTP parameters and won't be delivered to the server. However, the victim's browser's JavaScript code will still be able to access this value.
The value inserted after the HTML anchor in the context of a phishing scam may be disregarded or missed when checked by security tools that determine whether it is malicious or not. Also, a traffic inspection tool will similarly overlook this number.
The kit incorporates nearly all successful and detection-avoiding strategies, making it a serious danger to North Americans.
Consumers should be extremely cautious when they get communications touting promotions and special deals since Black Friday and the Christmas shopping season are quickly coming.
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Going underground with the globe-trotting geologist
By hannah.savage
Economic mine geologist Pamela De Mark, 51, was born and raised in southern California but has worked around the world, including in the UK and Australia, and is now firmly established in Vancouver, Canada, where she's director of mineral resources at Pan American Silver. We caught up with her.
How did you climb the career ladder?
By taking on responsibility early in my career, volunteering to do certain tasks, learning from workplace mentors, taking external courses and seeking roles that developed my skills. Spending time on underground mining operations has been my most useful professional experience and the most respected. Visiting lots of mining projects worldwide as a consultant has exposed me to high industry standards and talented colleagues.
What does your current job involve?
We have six operations in Peru, Mexico, Argentina, and Bolivia, and are building two new mines in Argentina. I make sure our silver and base metal mineral resources and reserves are estimated to industry standards, using drillhole and underground sample data. I also ensure our public reporting of technical information to the Toronto Stock Exchange and NASDAQ is accurate and compliant. On top of that I conduct due diligence reviews of silver projects for potential acquisition deals.
How has your upbringing helped you professionally?
My parents gave me a strong work ethic, self-confidence and a positive, friendly attitude. Working in different countries has also helped me become adaptable and accept new challenges.
What do you value most in your working life?
Making a difference, spending time with fun and talented people and seeing the world. Now that I'm based in Vancouver I don't travel as much, but I'm learning to appreciate a deeper engagement with the community I live in. I've been with my current company for over seven years which has given me the opportunity to optimise our geology and resource estimation processes and gain a better understanding of the mining industry as a whole.
Have you had a 'eureka' moment that changed your career?
Not a moment as such. In terms of career direction, I've sought opportunities that reflect my goals in terms of experience, location and lifestyle. I've taken my time to consider where I would like to head next and then found work that takes me there. As a newcomer to Australia, for example, I wanted to live and work in a relatively unusual place, which led me to work in Tasmania.
What advice would you give to your younger self?
Take time to learn more about other disciplines on the mine. For example: different mining and mineral processing methods, environmental and community concerns and particularly the financial side of things. Studying for an MBA may have helped move my career along more quickly.
I think I've gained a reputation for having high professional and ethical standards, for being engaged and reliable and for being fastidious in my work while keeping a sense of perspective. I'm known to be a mentor, coach, a sponsor of deserving employees and an advocate for diversity and inclusion in our male dominated industry.
I haven't experienced any major setbacks, but my career has been disappointingly slow to develop relative to my peers. I find that I'm more likely to gain promotion by switching employers who have a fresh perspective of the available talent.
I would have preferred to benefit from leadership and career succession programs within each of the organisations I've worked at. But there are moments when I've been held back by those who feel threatened by the growth of others or by changes to the status quo. In those situations, I've been prepared to put forward my perspective and have the necessary hard conversations.
There's no one person, but there are aspects of many. The people I admire listen to others, share their experiences, are quietly confident yet willing to change their minds when presented with strong arguments, keep calm under pressure, lead by example and have a good sense of humour and perspective.
What are your career goals?
I'm looking to advance to vice president level and hope to serve on the board of mining companies in the near future.
A lifetime membership to a travel club that gives unlimited access to first class air travel and five star hotels. But I'm not sure that exists, so I'd settle for a 15-foot hard-topped aluminium-hulled motorboat with a big ol' push button starting engine and prawn trap winch.
Life and work is far too diverse for a single platitude! But whenever asked to take on a new challenge, the word you will hear most often is 'yes'.
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Q: Xcode: No matching function for call to glGenBuffers I'm creating an iOS game using OpenGL and I'm trying to create a Vertex Buffer Object. But when I try to use glGenBuffers, Xcode tells me "no matching function for call to glGenBuffers". I can use other functions flawlessy, and can render using other methods (but tried to use this one because I read it's faster), so I don't know why this function is undefined.
glGetString(GL_VERSION) returns "OpenGL ES-CM 1.1 APPLE".
I'm importing "OpenGLES/EAGL.h", "OpenGLES/ES1/gl.h" and "OpenGLES/ES1/glext.h" in my header file.
I tried using the code from http://www.opengl.org/wiki/Vertex_Buffer_Object

A: There is probably error in your parameters. The second parameter has to be pointer to integer. Check it.

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