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Cindy liebt mich nicht ist ein deutscher Liebesfilm von Hannah Schweier aus dem Jahr 2010 mit Anne Schäfer, Clemens Schick und Peter Weiss. Es ist der erste Langfilm Schweiers, der auf einem Roman aus dem Jahr 2005 basiert. Gleichzeitig beendete sie damit erfolgreich ihr Studium an der Filmakademie Baden-Württemberg.

Handlung
Franz ist Ende zwanzig und arbeitet als Barkeeper in der Mannheimer Bar Cindy liebt mich nicht. Am Tresen plaudert er regelmäßig bis in die Nacht hinein mit seinem Chef Rainer und dem Stammgast Zvgalsky  über Gott und die Welt. Seine wechselnden Beziehungen bedeuten ihm nicht viel; er lebt vielmehr in den Tag hinein. Er lebt in einer spartanisch eingerichteten Wohnung und fährt einen alten grün-braunen, nicht sehr gepflegten Passat. Ihm liegt viel daran, sich nicht in Träumereien zu verlieren. Eines Abends lernt er die Krankenschwester Maria kennen, die ihn unvermittelt anspricht. Nach Schichtende begleitet sie ihn nach Hause und fragt Franz, ob er Interesse an einer Beziehung habe. Die beiden kommen zusammen und Franz´ bislang unverbindliches Leben gerät durcheinander. Kurz darauf ist Maria verschwunden.

David arbeitet als Referendar bei einer Staatsanwaltschaft. Auch er ist in einem ähnlichen Alter wie Franz und gewöhnt sich nach und nach an das bürgerliche Leben mit einem vorhersehbaren Tagesablauf. Stets akkurat gekleidet ist er auf dem Sprung zu einer Festanstellung als Staatsanwalt, die ihm ein auskömmliches und planbares Leben verschaffen wird. Allerdings ist er sich nicht sicher, ob er dieses Leben wirklich will. Eines Abends lernt auch er Maria kennen und verliebt sich in die Frau, bis sie unverhofft verschwindet.

Durch einen Zufall erfährt Franz durch Zvgalsky, dass er einen jungen Staatsanwalt kennt, der ebenfalls auf der Suche nach einer Maria sei. Franz sucht David im Gerichtsgebäude auf und fragt ihn nach Maria aus. Die beiden müssen erkennen, dass sie in dieselbe Frau verliebt sind und in den vergangenen Monaten Teil einer Dreiecksbeziehung waren. Sie hegen eine starke Abneigung gegeneinander, denn es wird deutlich, dass Maria mit den beiden sehr unterschiedlichen Charakteren zusammen war. David macht Franz aber auch klar, dass er Maria nur mit seiner Hilfe wiederfinden wird – er kennt ihren Nachnamen und weiß, wo Marias Eltern wohnen.

Gemeinsam bricht das ungleiche Paar zu einer Suche nach der Verschwundenen auf. Die Reise führt sie zu Marias Mutter, die in einem Ort namens Philadelphia wohnt. Die Mutter schweigt sich über den Aufenthaltsort Marias aus und will die beiden Männer beschwichtigen, indem sie ihnen sagt, dass es Maria gut gehe. David entdeckt einen an Maria gerichteten Brief und nimmt ihn heimlich mit. Die beiden Männer erfahren darin, dass Maria einen Aufnahmeantrag in eine psychiatrische Klinik gestellt hat.  David sagt daraufhin seine erste eigene Gerichtsverhandlung ab und redet auf Franz ein, gemeinsam die Klinik aufzusuchen. Sie treffen am Abend dort ein und stoßen auf einen Pfleger. Er spielt mit der Unsicherheit der beiden Männer: Er stellt ihnen Pflegerbekleidung zur Verfügung und verspricht, ihnen mehr über Maria zu erzählen, wenn die beiden seine Nachtschicht übernehmen. Kurz darauf verschwindet er. Ihre Befürchtungen, alleine in der Klinik mit Patienten zu verbringen und ihnen im Notfall nicht helfen zu können, bestätigen sich jedoch nicht. Franz unterhält sich vielmehr angeregt mit Gabriela, einer attraktiven Frau, die auf Grund ihrer Depressionen in der Klinik behandelt wird. Am nächsten Tag erscheint der Pfleger wieder und offenbart den beiden, dass Maria nicht hier sei. Vielmehr müssten sie nach Dänemark reisen, um dort mehr über sie zu erfahren.

Franz und David können kaum glauben, was sie gerade gehört haben, machen sich aber auf den Weg. Auf der Reise freunden sich die beiden ungleichen Männer langsam an, gleichzeitig wächst die Spannung zwischen den beiden, für wen sich Maria entscheiden wird, wenn sie sie wiedersehen. Sie erkennen aber auch, dass sich ihr bisheriges Leben, ständig auf der Suche nach etwas anderem und besserem, so nicht weiterführen lässt. In Dänemark angekommen stehen sie vor dem Haus, dessen Adresse sie von dem Pfleger erhalten haben. Durch ein geöffnetes Fenster hören sie im Haus die Stimme von Maria, doch es öffnet ihnen nur Olaf, ein Mann in einem ähnlichen Alter wie die beiden. Franz und David sind geschockt als sie erfahren, dass er der Ehemann von Maria ist, der bereits seit sieben Jahren mit ihr verheiratet ist. Sie schauen sich gemeinsam ein Video von Maria an und erkennen, dass sie unter Depressionen leidet, die ihr es unmöglich macht, eine Beziehung mit nur einem Menschen zu führen. Vielmehr bereitet ihr das Gefühl, zu lieben und geliebt zu werden, das höchste Gefühl an Lebendigkeit. Hinzu kommt, dass bei ihr Fiktion und reales Leben verschwimmen – in dem Video erzählt sie von einer Cindy, die nicht fähig ist, zu lieben. Ihr Ehemann weiß um ihre Schwäche, liebt sie aber dennoch und hofft, dass Maria auch bald zu ihm wieder zurückkehrt. David und Franz hingegen müssen erkennen, dass keiner von ihnen Maria für sich gewinnen wird. Sie kehren nach Deutschland zurück. David leiht sich von Franz sein Fahrzeug und fährt von der Fähre hinunter in eine ungewisse Zukunft. Franz verlässt die Fähre zu Fuß und kann sich auch nicht sicher sein, wie sein Leben künftig verlaufen wird. Beide wissen, dass sich ihr Leben durch Maria verändert hat, wenn es auch für beide keine Zukunft mit ihr geben wird.

Kritik
Die Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung lobte die junge Regisseurin. Ihr sei "ein melancholischer Blick auf die Welt der Menschen um die Dreißig gelungen. Ein gegenwartsnaher Film aus Deutschland, in dem erfrischenderweise weder das Internet noch Berlin eine Rolle spielen. Poetische Bilder, lebensnahe Dialoge und großartige Schauspieler genügen dieser ungewöhnlichen Liebesgeschichte." Die Berliner Zeitung kam zu dem Schluss: "Ein Muss für alle Männer, die ihre Spezies noch immer für "das starke Geschlecht" halten, und für alle Frauen, die endlich mal lernen wollen, wie sie ewig gestrigen Möchtegernmachos eine Lektion erteilen können." Demgegenüber kritisierte die Cinema: "Hannah Schweiers Romanadaption ist nicht perfekt. Die Dialoge klingen manchmal wie auswendig gelernt, und einzelne Figuren wirken in ihrer Exzentrik allzu gewollt. Doch im Zusammenspiel der beiden Hauptdarsteller […] findet der Film eine wunderbar lakonische Balance. Als Liebesballade überzeugt 'Cindy liebt mich nicht' nur bedingt, als Buddy-Movie funktioniert er dagegen bestens. Fazit: Die Spielfreude der Darsteller entschädigt für einige Konstruktionsschwächen der Story". Und kino.de kommt zu dem folgenden Schluss: "Debütantin Hannah Schweiers Drehbuch benötigt eine Zeit lang, bis es in Fahrt kommt, ihre Regie bleibt zunächst spröde, entwickelt aber im Verlauf des Roadmovies Sympathie für ihre perfekt besetzten Figuren und betrachtet das Leben als eine Abfolge zunehmend absurder wiewohl befreiender (Selbst)Erkenntnisse." Widescreen fasst den Film wie folgt zusammen: "Die Dialoge haben leichten Soap-Charakter, ein paar Situationen wirken aufgesetzt und überzeichnet. Doch am Ende steht ein Roadmovie mit sanfter Melancholie."

Aufführungen und DVD-Vertrieb
Der Film wurde am 15. Februar 2010 erstmals auf der Berlinale in der Sektion "Perspektive Deutscher Film". Der Kinostart fand am 10. Juni 2010,  die Erstaufführung im Fernsehen am 25. Juni 2011 im ZDF statt. Weiterhin war der Film im Zuge des Kleinen Fernsehspiels 2012 zu sehen. Eine Aufführung mit Audiodeskription fand am 8. Mai 2014 im Kleisthaus in Berlin statt. Eine DVD erschien am 14. Januar 2011.

Sonstiges
 Als musikalisches Leitmotiv ist am Ende des Films das Lied "Willst du mit mir geh´n" der israelischen Filmschauspielerin und Sängerin Daliah Lavi zu hören.
 Die Szenen im Krankenhaus wurden im Heilig-Geist-Spital in Bensheim gedreht. Weitere Drehorte waren Mannheim, Karlsruhe und Gedser in Dänemark.
 Für die Aufnahmen in der Bar stand die Onkel-Otto-Bar in Mannheim-Jungbusch zur Verfügung.
 Die beiden Männer suchen den Ort Philadelphia auf, der – laut Postleitzahl auf Marias Brief – in der Leitzone 9 liegen soll. In Deutschland existiert aber nur ein Ortsteil Philadelphia, der zu Storkow (Mark) im Landkreis Oder-Spree in Brandenburg liegt.
 Die Produktion führte die av medien penrose in Stuttgart in Koproduktion mit Penrose Film (Berlin), dem "ZDF Das kleine Fernsehspiel" sowie der Filmakademie Baden-Württemberg durch.  Der Verleih erfolgt durch Reverse Angle Pictures im Vertrieb von Neue Visionen.
Die Aufnahmen zum Vorstellungsgespräch wurden in den Räumen der Mannheimer Versicherung gedreht.

Literatur

Weblinks

 Hannah Schweier: Cindy liebt mich nicht. Berlinale 2010, (PDF), abgerufen am 3. Mai 2014
 Presseheft zum Film, Webseite von Neue Visionen, (PDF), abgerufen am 5. Mai 2014.

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I have a contact book, first tableview is displaying contacts correctly, also with images
While I click on contact it should perform segue to another tableView. But from some reason it takes only first contact (seems like it's not in a loop).
I have one class for contacts and second ViewController. I can't understand why it happens
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A: I checked your code and I think that the problem is when the prepareForSegue is called the selected row is already deselected from didSelectRowAtIndexPath. I think that the best approach here is to send the selected index path from didSelectRowAtIndexPath into performSegue method something like:
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A: The Problem is line 196: You wanna have the index path for the selected row. But because in line 215 you are deselecting the cell immediately after being selected, the index path is always 0.

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In the midst of the most pressing economic, social, political and constitutional crisis since Henry VIII dissolved the Monasteries and declared himself as Head of the Church of England mainly as a means of pushing through a contentious divorce which saw him tied to closely to Europe… Phillip Hammond today delivered the Spring Statement.
Without a spring in the step of anyone in Parliament as far as we can make out, and with Theresa May looking like she would rather be anywhere other than the Commons (and sounding like her voice had already left the building), Hammond went somewhat rogue, alluding to himself voting for no 'no deal' and acknowledging the death of the May deal. It would seem that the countdown clock for Theresa May's resignation is ticking loudly all over Westminster and even right next door to Number 10.
Following the usual fluff about what a great economic position we continue to be in and how robust our economy is, he got down to the action plan.
The three year spending review, due to be launched in the summer, is predicated on a Brexit deal having been agreed. I would say this has a 50/50 chance of actually taking place in the summer at best. Hammond is also, rather optimistically, basing spending figures on the assumption that we will receive a 'deal dividend', in reality this is likely to just mean that we won't face an economic apocalypse so may have some money to spend.
So, in times of great economic uncertainty, the Government will take the Roosevelt New Deal approach, investing in infrastructure as a means of keeping the economy moving – in every sense. This isn't actually a bad strategy – it is just a shame it takes an acute crisis to get government to really move their backsides on infrastructure investment. Elsewhere, the Brexit effect looms large, with the majority of funding going to the regions and in particular the Oxford-Cambridge arc. Likely to be regarded less cynically than the – well thought through but politically manipulated – stronger towns initiative which was announced last week.
Moving on to address the immigration and skills debate regarding Brexit, the Chancellor announced the abolition of the visa cap for PhD level roles as well as a series of measures to make it easier for people to get into the country (oh the irony).
The Statement also focused on technology, investment in research and digital regulation, aiming to set the UK on its own course and shore up some of the major investment programmes which are currently threatened by Brexit.
As the top domestic agenda item, housing got a mention with the announcement of a £3bn affordable homes guarantee scheme (extension of an existing scheme rather than something new), the launch of the £1bn fund to encourage SME housebuilders, which was announced at the Budget and over £700m from the Housing Infrastructure Fund focused on bringing forward development on sites in West London, Cheshire, Didcot and Cambridge along with a new CaMKOx Vision Statement (a vague 'vision' setting out the geographical area, core areas of focus and a commitment to collaboration – but no actual indication of any real governance structures beyond a Joint Advisory Panel). Ultimately, this needs to evolve into something with funding, governance and strategy behind it if there is going to be any real co-ordinated and fast-tracked delivery rather than leaving it all to developers to masterplan and promote. But why let small issues of reality interfere with policy.
Hammond also hinted at the inclusion of measures within the forthcoming Environment Bill which will govern how infrastructure and housing can be brought forward without damaging biodiversity. This is likely to build on the Clean Growth Strategy which has been much discussed recently.
However, it was what wasn't said but was quietly put out in the accompanying Written Ministerial Statement which was actually more interesting and which responds directly to some of the loose ends following the Budget. Hammond confirmed that 'over the coming months' (which you could read to mean anything from tomorrow through to 2021 depending on whether the Government holds on, collapses, changes leader, announces an election…) they will:
Introduce guidance responding to the Letwin Review – we would expect this to identify the different products which should be sought on larger sites and some form of commitment to delivery within specific timescales.
Introduce enhanced PDR, particularly focusing on upward extensions (technically they are responding to the consultation which could mean they don't introduce greater PDR but this seems unlikely. The detail on this will be critical, particularly in terms of how it sits alongside the push to improve and support the High Street through planning.
Publish an 'Accelerated Planning Green Paper'; this appears to be likely to focus on planning procedures rather than planning policy, which is arguably the area in most need of reform (and investment) if government really wants to deliver on its housing numbers.
A new Future Homes Standard (shhhhh, don't say Code for Sustainable Homes) will be introduced by 2025 building homes with low carbon heating and 'world leading levels' or energy efficiency. Effectively, this means that anyone planning any large scale development, likely to have a build out time post-2025, will need to be taking this future-proofing into account.
It would be handy if we could see what the detail on all or any of this actually meant but, given we are leaving the EU in less than 400 hours and still don't know to what end, perhaps we shouldn't be surprised at the paucity of information.
Given all that is happening and the utterly dire situation of the government, Labour continue to trail in the polls. Which is remarkable really. Currently, The Independent Group (or the TIGgers as I prefer to call them) are polling 14% despite not actually being a political party. The polls (or more importantly the Bookies) suggest that, should there be a General Election tomorrow, the Tories would win a majority – with or without Theresa May. To put that into context, we are more likely to vote in a PM who has no control over her party, no ability to negotiate with the EU, no control over parliament and arguably no longer any control over her own kitten heels, than have a Government led by Jeremy Corbyn. As I see it, we have two choices – anarchy, or we persuade Martin Sheen to play Jed Bartlett in real life and become our PM. I'm going for option two…
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reform casts a cynical eye over the politics of public safety and the rules we live by. presenting a not-too-fictional orwellian vision of the future where our every move is monitored for political correctness. reform is the first in pvi collectives' 'future belongs to crowds' series which investigates how different modes of collective behaviour can generate social change.
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lcu on patrol is a short film for video was developed from reform.
recorded via hidden cameras, sees elite taskforce, 'the loyal citizens underground' patrol the city streets attempting to become model citizens. a radical vision of community watch gone awry, the l.c.u take the moral high ground to see who else is willing and able to reform.
for the video, each performer was wired up for sound via hidden mics enabling audio conversations to be heard on-screen. lcu on patrol casts a cynical eye over the politics of public safety and the rules we live by. presenting a not-too-fictional orwellian vision of the future where our every move is monitored for political correctness.
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It has been estimated that the Internet of Things (IoT) will contain 26 billion devices by 2020 (according to Gartner, Inc.), while Cisco's CEO puts the commercial opportunity from these devices to reach $19 trillion. But behind the glorious financial opportunities is a new community of data, and a complex testing challenge to help support those devices. Usually, IoT is categorized based on markets like "wearable technology" and "smart home" instead of broken down by how the data itself is handled. I would like to talk about these devices from the IoT data-handling perspective, while highlighting some of the testing challenges of each type.
The simplest IoT devices have a highest IoT function of making one-way service requests while monitoring themselves. These range from home appliances and propane tanks, to commercial vending machines, to urban devices like porta-potties and garbage cans. The data flows only outward, with "Help me!" messages like "I need to be filled", "I need to be emptied" or "I need to be serviced because of the following diagnostics code". Deployment of these devices should include a confirmation of valid Internet connection, although a phone signal may also suffice to SMS an SOS. Testing should confirm that the expected message is sent to the right destination when the service condition is met. No message should be sent when no servicing is needed (unless a periodic ping of existence is required). Since the number of different causal events and corresponding messages is limited, it is relatively easy to achieve full coverage from a testing perspective. We do not expect split-second response, so performance testing is not so important yet.
The next type of device also involves one-way export of monitored data, but functions as a real-time reporter of more complex data in a much more ramped-up fashion. This often includes medical data (like heart rate, glucose level, or blood pressure) and/or GPS/motion tracking. GPS/motion tracking may include: athletic analyzers (often reporting speed or swing data), fitness trackers, and vehicle trackers (which may include OBD-II non-GPS data). Due to mobility, weak or lost connection is a greater concern when testing. The device may store data in case transmission is interrupted, for manual download at a later time. Some devices – especially medical ones – may need to issue service calls too (low battery, low medicine, etc.) which may be duplicated visibly on the IoT device. Testing is concerned with the accuracy and completeness of the data received that was generated from the IoT device, as well as high data tolerances on the detection side. Testing coverage is more complicated, given reception issues for in-the-wild in-transit locations, and the complexity of the data details that can be transmitted, and the greater likelihood of security being needed on the broadcast data. Non-data operational logistics of the devices may also require testing.
The next step up the evolutionary ladder is interactive devices. We have now achieved two-way communication of data! This allows a level of programmability, although we may no longer need to transmit a constant flood of data to be monitored. These smart devices include pet feeders, DVR's, home security, watering systems, lighting, smart appliance, toys, game systems and of course tablets and cellphones. With two-way data flow, there may now be greater security concerns over unauthorized access to the device and its data. Also, now that there can be input data, we need to test for and respond to potentially incomplete or nonsensical input data. We still have the same concerns we had for one-way real-time monitors, but now we have an added focus on response time performance, including stress-testing heavy 2-way flow of data possibly while specific tasks are fighting for processor time on the IoT device.
Lastly, we have devices that do everything listed above plus possess a high degree of artificial intelligence, an intelligence that must be tested, especially where safety is concerned. This includes drones, smart vehicles, and smart factories. Real-time incoming data monitoring via sensors is used to make subtle adjustments or abrupt alteration, safely reacting and maneuvering to avoid potential hazards while monitoring the success or failure of the device's actions. In other words, interpretation of current data directly impacts future data. In addition to the usual connectivity concerns, forms of transportation include weather conditions as an important testing variable, as slipperiness affects vehicular braking, fog hampers visibility, and heavy precipitation limits movement for lightweight drones. Smart factories symbolize what big data can achieve, and involve many machines interacting and transferring data in progressively more wireless ways, and require interoperability testing to ensure that data is recognized correctly at all levels.
As you can see, the Internet of Things has introduced us to different ways of managing and communicating data of different complexities. The safeguards and testing become more complex as the device abilities become more complex, which is tied to what that data needs to accomplish.


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If We Picked the Winners 2014: Best Adapted Screenplay
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In anticipation of the Academy Awards, we polled our contributors to see who they thought should win the Oscar. Once we had our winners, we asked various writers to make the case for our selection in each category. Here, Brian Tallerico makes the case for the best adapted screenplay of 2013: "Before Midnight" by Julie Delpy, Ethan Hawke & Richard Linklater. Two winners will be announced Monday through Thursday, ending in our choice for Best Picture on Friday. Click here for Best Supporting Actress and Best Supporting Actor.
The Oscars force incredibly difficult comparisons. How does one even equate what John Ridley accomplishes with his fearless adaptation of Solomon Northup's "12 Years a Slave" to Terence Winter's use of non-stop dialogue to define character in his telling of the rise and fall of Jordan Belfort in "The Wolf of Wall Street"? Both would be deserving Academy Award winners in most years and both came close to earning our pick to take home Oscar in this highly-contested category. And yet it was a film with that ignominious appellation of sequel that ended up our deserving winner. Although can you really call "Before Midnight" by Julie Delpy, Ethan Hawke, and Richard Linklater a traditional sequel? It is more than just another chapter in a series; it is the continuation of the story of Jesse and Celine, two cinematic characters who have transcended the traditional romantic drama genre to feel more like old friends.
Linklater, Delpy, and Hawke's "Before Sunset" ended with a moment of unabashed romance: Jesse missed his flight, meaning that he had left his family behind to seek true love with Celine. A generation sighed a romantic "awwwwww." And yet the brilliant foundation of their follow-up builds on the ripple effect of the impulsiveness of that decision. Even great love has real-world impact. If Jesse hadn't made that choice, he might not be saying goodbye to his son at the start of "Before Midnight." As Jesse considers his past and future, it pulls at some repressed resentments within Celine as well, and the two get into a heated discussion. For the next 100-or-so minutes, we are a fly on the wall for a marriage altercation that feels as real as any in decades. Few films have more deftly captured how married couples can love each other and yet resent decisions that brought them there in precisely the same moment (and few films have a more perfect ending). And don't for a second presume that just because the chemistry feels natural and dialogue never less than organic that there's "less writing" going on than in this category's competition. There's not a line, beat, or emotion in "Before Midnight" that feels anything less than true. In a year with some undeniably remarkable competition, it's our choice for Best Adapted Screenplay.
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Burton Regatta back with a bang for a two-day spectacular
The event provides financial help for Trent Rowing Club and Burton Leander Rowing Club
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Organisers are gearing up for one of Burton's most famous events - 153 years after it was first held in the town.
Burton Regatta take place on Saturday, July 14 and Sunday, July 15, and promises to be a highly competitive event with the traditional 'Oxford versus Cambridge' style boat racing over the two days of events on the River Trent at Burton's Regatta Meadows.
There will also be family entertainment on the river bank.
Burton Regatta is organised by the Burton Amateur Regatta Association and the two local rowing clubs in Burton - Trent Rowing Club and Burton Leander Rowing Club.
The two-day rowing event was first held in 1865 and is one of the oldest annual sporting events in the country, say organisers. It is nationally recognised as one of the finest remaining river regattas, said a spokesman.
Jazmine and Jade Smith with the two anniversary T-shirts that were on sale to mark the 150th Regatta at Burton in 2015
Each year the event attracts competitors from all over the country to compete for an array of silver trophies.
Kenny Holmes, the regatta's new chairman, said: "We are hoping for sun and we usually see about several hundred, if not 1,000, people there at the weekend.
"We will have what we call the riverside showcase which is where businesses and organisation showcase the services they provide.
Tiswas star helped to make Burton Regatta an explosive success in 1979
"We will also have bouncy castles and sweet stalls. It will be very family friendly.
"We have hundreds of competitors, mostly from the Midlands, but we also have one or two from Germany.
"Burton Leander Rowing Club has a link with Lingen Ems Rowing Club, in Germany.
Burton Regatta participants in 2015
"We have been going for more than 150 years which is pretty good. It is one of the oldest regatta in the country. Burton still has the bug for rowing."
The Saturday sees a rowing course length of 1,100 metres racing from the Leicester Line railway bridge to a point 100 metres upstream of the Ferry Bridge on the river.
Crews return the following day to compete over a 700-metre sprint course with the same finish line.
The Burton Regatta was cancelled in 2016 due to high amounts of water on the Washlands because of rain.
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Everyday holiness
"Holiness" has deep roots in the tradition of faith; it is the characteristic that the Bible and our liturgy apply most often to God. The tradition emphasises also that, through God, holiness is proper to us as well: "you shall be holy, for I am holy" (Lev 11:44).
Rev Dr Richard Lennan PUBLISHED July 07, 2018
The very idea of holiness, however, can be discouraging: it sounds too remote, too perfect, too much about all that is not true of us. Still more, we may feel a certain cynicism towards the term, associating it with the illusion of being better than others.
As he does so often on many themes, Pope Francis in his recent exhortation, Gaudete et Exsultate ("Rejoice and be Glad"), invites the church to a new perspective on holiness. Above all, he invites us to recognise and express in our lives the holiness to which the Spirit of God calls each of us.
The pope states unambiguously that the call of the Spirit is not rare and exceptional, but part of our everyday life, as can be our response to the Spirit. Holiness requires only the willingness to open our hearts in love to the needs of others. Pope Francis stresses that holy individuals and communities are those who practise "the little details of love" in daily life.
Pope Francis underscores the importance of everyday acts of mercy, compassion and generosity, all of which reflect God's holiness. In doing so, Francis challenges us to understand holiness as something other than a static perfection ‒ the creator God, the God who become incarnate in Jesus Christ, and continues to bestow the Holy Spirit on the community of faith and the whole creation, is surely anything but static.
In making clear that holiness "is not about swooning in mystic rapture," Pope Francis emphasises that holiness does not separate us from the messy reality of daily life. Holy people are those who allow God's Spirit to guide them in sharing God's life with others, precisely in that messy reality. As ever, Pope Francis seeks a church that looks outward towards the world, not one that walls itself off from those who suffer, those on the "peripheries," to use a term the pope employs often.
In a way that is stunning, even shocking, the pope says of saints, the people whom we acknowledge as holy, "Not everything a saint says is completely faithful to the Gospel; not everything he or she does is authentic or perfect." This acknowledgement reflects a conviction that emerges clearly from the text of the exhortation: holiness is a process, not a once-for-all, one-off event.
The exhortation is uncompromising in rejecting any sense that only some people can be holy. In that vein, the pope repudiates the view that the church could be a community of the "strict and allegedly pure". He disclaims too the idea that any of us can know where others stand with God. Here again, the pope rebuts the idea that the church is a community of the perfect. As his alternative to a false claim to perfection, especially a perfection we could accomplish by our own efforts and will-power, Pope Francis presents holiness as a work of grace, through which God's Spirit "takes hold of us and transforms us progressively".
Pope Francis offers a list of qualities most likely to be evident in those who embrace the Spirit's call to holiness: perseverance; patience; meekness; joy and a sense of humour; boldness and passion; a commitment to community; constancy in prayer. Each quality on that list can be a lifelong project. Each of them also contributes to our formation as people who embody the Beatitudes, the model of holiness that Jesus offers and on which the pope reflects extensively in his text.
Not surprisingly, Pope Francis showcases prayer as integral to the life of holiness. Prayer, which has its source in the Holy Spirit, frees us from the danger of sinking into "a dull and dreary mediocrity". Prayer frees us to live more boldly as disciples of Jesus, and to embrace all "that is great, better and more beautiful".
True to his Jesuit heritage, Pope Francis stresses the importance of discernment, the "readiness to listen" to the movement of God's Spirit in our lives. Discernment requires quiet, which, in contemporary terms, will call us to find some distance from the "zapping" (a most unusual papal word!) that can obsess us in the digital age.
Discernment can be disturbing: it brings us face-to-face with the ways we have damaged others and obscured the mercy of God. God's Spirit speaks, however, with the compassion of Christ, calling us to reform and a renewed practice of justice. The Royal Commission has laid bare our church's manifold failings; discerning how the Spirit is now calling us to live the gospel more authentically is an urgent task for us all.
Holiness is not perfection, but it is "the most attractive face of the Church". Gaudete et Exsultate is a timely reminder that the Spirit enables us to be that face, to reveal Jesus Christ.
Rev Dr Richard Lennan
Rev Dr Richard Lennan is Professor of Systematic Theology, Boston College - School of Theology and Ministry and a priest of the Diocese of Maitland-Newcastle.
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Q: All gms/firebase libraries must use the exact same version specification All gms/firebase libraries must use the exact same version specification (mixing versions can lead to runtime crashes). Found versions 15.0.0, 12.0.1. Examples include com.google.android.gms:play-services-ads:15.0.0 and com.google.android.gms:play-services:12.0.1
There are some combinations of libraries, or tools and libraries, that are incompatible, or can lead to bugs. One such incompatibility is compiling with a version of the Android support libraries that is not the latest version (or in particular, a version lower than your targetSdkVersion).
android studio is giving me this error. How to solve this error? Here is the image of showing error.

A: You need to add a resolution strategy in your build.gradle file to tell which version of the library need to be used while building your application. The configuration might look something like this.
configurations.all {
    resolutionStrategy {
        force 'com.android.support:design:25.3.1'
        force 'com.android.support:support-v4:25.3.1'
        force 'com.android.support:appcompat-v7:25.3.1'
    }
}

Modify as per your requirement of the library version.

A: First of all use the whole play service is just wrong unless you really need every single sub-package, but from your screenshot you are already using some sub-package. The use of the whole play service package could means you need multi dex support because you include a lot of not needed methods, Proguard is your friend in this case. So my response is: just remove that line.

A: As it says itself

Found versions 15.0.0, 12.0.1.

You should use same version for all google gms libraries.
Replace this line
compile 'com.google.android.gms:play-services:12.0.1'

with this
compile 'com.google.android.gms:play-services:15.0.0'


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T-Bones survive late rally by Newark, win 7-4
Despite a four-run seventh-inning scare from Newark, Kansas City got timely hitting in a 7-4 win in the series opener at CommunityAmerica Ballpark on Monday night.
T-Bones starter Brian Grening pitched six scoreless innings, but in the seventh inning problems arose quickly, including a pair of errors and a pair of wild pitches.
A throwing error by Reid Fronk allowed Eric McGee to score, and a double by Burt Reynolds scored Bryce Lane, bringing the Bears to within 3-2. Another error – this one by Trevor Coleman – allowed Reynolds to score, tying up the game. Dan Coury scored on a single by Matt Tomczyk, and the Bears led 4-3.
"If it weren't for the error, I think Grening gets out of the seventh inning OK," said T-Bones manager Kenny Hook. "He really stepped up for us and gave the bullpen a rest. Looking ahead, that's huge for our pitching staff and for the bullpen."
Ray Sadler gave the T-Bones an early advantage when he blasted a two-run home run to the berm, which put Kansas City up 2-0 in the first. Devin Goodwin singled in Justin Bass in the fourth, giving Kansas City a 3-0 lead.
After the Bears took the lead in the top of the seventh, Newark reliever Matt Lyons loaded the bases by walking two batters and hitting another. Brandon Jones and Coleman scored on a fielder's choice by Justin Bass, and Kansas City regained the lead, 5-4. Kansas City added two more runs in the eighth. Jose Duran scored on a Sadler single, and Jones scored on a wild pitch.
The T-Bones (11-13) will face Newark (9-15) in the second game of the three-game series on Tuesday night at CommunityAmerica Ballpark at 7:05. Tickets are available by calling the T-Bones box office at 913-328-5618.


This world is not very peaceful and tranquil at present. Your ardent love for independence is one thing; frequent interference from others is another. I mentioned last time that a handful of countries in the world are fond of interfering in other countries independence. You said Hitler was no more, Japanese imperialism has been defeated, France has won independence and China is liberated. However, the present world is still not peaceful. Of course, nobody is invading France now or invading China, except its Taiwan. Nevertheless, I should like to tell you that we are prepared for war, not that we shall invade others, but if other countries invade us, we shall wipe them out. This is not decades ago when anybody could bully China at will.
I advise you to prepare civil air defense besides the Maginot Line and the atomic bomb. Do you have any idea how the world will change? We are not the chief of staff of the big powers. You have been likewise bullied by other countries.
Under the present situation in Europe it seems difficult not only for you but even for the U.K. to launch a war. The so-called allies are hardly reliable. They may be congenial on some questions, while not on others. It will be relatively easy for us to come to agreement, but rather difficult when we negotiate with the United States or the Soviet Union. France hasn't occupied any place in China, nor has China occupied your Corsica.
Consultation is necessary when dealing with international affairs. Domestic questions should be solved by the people of each country themselves, while international issues, instead of being decided by the two big powers, ought to be settled by joint consultation of all countries.


Mining in Tanzania includes metals (gold, iron ore, nickel, copper, cobalt, silver), industrial minerals (diamond, tanzanite, ruby, garnet, limestone, soda ash, gypsum, salt, phosphate, gravel, sand, dimension stones and lately graphite), and fuel minerals (coal, uranium). Mining and quarrying activities in Tanzania contributed.
Sep 26, 2015 . By Lerato Mbele Presenter, Africa Business Report . The company was once listed on the London Stock Exchange, but today it is a privately owned company in a joint venture with the State Mining . On the periphery of Tanzanite One is a network of small corrugated iron huts, stone mounds and pits.
Jun 18, 2013 . There is also availability of investment incentives and supply chain opportunities in the mining sector. Moreover investments in coal would receive a boost as Tanzania looks to coal fired power stations to offset energy shortages. Gold mining exploration and gold production, gem stones mining and trading,.
Sep 20, 2017 . Tanzania's president ordered the military on Wednesday to build walls around its tanzanite mines and directed the central bank to buy the precious stone to boost reserves the latest twist in a spat with mining firms over alleged tax evasion.
May 19, 2012 . The next day we were taken to a tanzanite mine site belonging to Tanzanite One which is a public company. The place is like a prison entrance with very high security and barbed wire fences every where. It appears theft is a major problem on all mine sites when dealing with valuable stones. There are.
Apr 26, 2016 . Smugglers who sneak out stones from the mines for illegal trading do not operate openly or pay taxes to the government from their sales. This means mining companies have a hard time keeping up. In fact, international gemstone mining company Richland Resources used to own half of Tanzanite One, the.
Tanzania president orders wall be built around tanzanite mines .
Sep 20, 2017 . The deep blue or royal purple stones are mined in the Mererani hills near Mount Kilimanjaro. . Magufuli has locked horns with foreign mining companies, accusing them of under valuing their production of gold, diamonds and tanzanite, resulting in a loss of billions of dollars in taxes and royalties since.
Tanzanite is the blue and violet variety of the mineral zoisite belonging to the epidote group. The gemstone was discovered by Manuel d'Souza in the Merelani Hills of Manyara Region in Northern Tanzania in 1967, near the city of Arusha and Mount Kilimanjaro. Tanzanite.
Tanzania orders wall built around tanzanite mines, purchases of stones. Reuters . Sep. 20, 2017, 7:58 AM . . 4. President John Magufuli also directed the central bank to buy the precious stone to boost reserves the latest twist in a spat with mining firms over alleged tax evasion.
On the basis of its color and clarity, it would be rated in the top 1% of the tanzanite produced by TanzaniteOne Mining Ltd., the leading producer of tanzanite. It is easy to see why Tiffany's called tanzanite "the most beautiful blue stone to be discovered in 2000 years." Stones of this quality might be purchased by museums,.
It garbage to the mining companies, but you can still find Tanzanite if you sift through these "dump" piles. Matt wanted to take some pictures of these miners, . So all the dealers are contacted and made aware that Steve (or any other buyer) is in the area and looking to buy stones. If there is a dealer that has something of.
Gemstone Mining Company. Specialists in exceptional, loose tanzanite stones of the finest quality and unique multicolored Australian sapphires.
Apr 17, 2016 . Mining is one of the leading sectors in Tanzania, with the value of mineral exports increasing each year. Leading minerals include gold, iron ore, nickel, copper, cobalt, silver, diamond, tanzanite, ruby, garnet, limestone, soda ash, gypsum, salt, phosphate, coal, uranium, gravel, sand and dimension stones.
A Rare and Beautiful Stone Fails to Shine: Tanzania's Missed .
Dec 20, 2013 . While it is hard to understand why a large mining company of such a rare and beautiful stone has been unable to develop a lucrative market for itself, the answer can be found in a number of factors, including the Tanzanian government's involvement in the development and exploitation of tanzanite, as well.
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Petra Shutters Tanzanian Mine After Diamond Shipment Seized .
Sep 10, 2017 . Petra Diamonds Ltd. halted production at its mine in Tanzania after the government seized a parcel of diamonds suspected of being undervalued, as a dispute between the state and foreign owned mining companies widens. Petra shares fell the most in 16 years.
So I borrowed some money for the journey and went to an overseas company who deals in precious stones and I let them see the 5kg of tanzanite. They didn't even know what the mineral was. They told me, though, that as soon as they knew, they would let me know. I left them with the 5kg of tanzanite in exchange for a.
Sep 9, 2011 . A look at what to keep in mind if you want to buy precious stones with a clear conscience.
A team of GIA field gemologists visited Tanzanian mines in the summer of 2016 to collect ruby and sapphire for GIA's reference collection and explore new sources of colored stones. The field expedition, led by these authors, visited many known Tanzanian gem localities as well as new deposits at Loolera, Kibuko (figure 1),.


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Stronger together: Get ready for the Cork City Marathon
Friday, April 27, 2018 - 12:00 AM
Not up to a full marathon? There's still time to sign up and to train for the Cork City event as part of a relay team, says Sharon Ní Chonchúir.
Thousands of athletes will be warming up on the start line for the Irish Examiner Cork City Marathon Sunday, June 3.
But you don't have to run the demanding 26.6-mile course to enter. If you sign up for the relay you and your friends could be right there beside them, sharing the excitement of participating in this major sporting occasion.
"We are proud to host a race that's recognised for its inclusivity and a big part of this is thanks to our relay," says race director Jim O'Donovan.
"The relay opens the doors for first-time, fun or recreational runners, joggers or walkers for whom the full or half marathon is just too much of a stretch for their fitness level."
Laura Dorgan, personal trainer: 'The relay is more for fun than competition.'
Over the next six weeks, Laura Dorgan, a top personal trainer, will tell you how to prepare. Her training programme will outline everything from getting started to staying motivated while you and your friends get in shape for this year's marathon.
"It doesn't matter if your fitness level is low," she says.
If you find the right group of people to train with and if you prepare in advance, you'll be able to take part in Cork City Marathon. The relay is a great way for you to be part of the atmosphere of the day.
Relay teams can consist of anything from two to five members. If you share the challenge with four others, all you have to cover is a stretch of approximately five miles.
"You don't even need to run it," says Dorgan. "Run if you can. Slow down when you need to. Walk or stop for a while. The relay is more for fun than competition."
It is also a great way of bringing more physical activity into your daily life, says Dr Úna May, Sport Ireland director of participation and ethics.
"It helps people to get out and get active. Partaking in an event as part of a team is an ideal way to motivate yourself, with the training helping you to get in at least 30 minutes a day of moderate activity five days a week as recommended in the National Physical Activity Guidelines.
"Regular physical activity is the key to getting and staying healthy and events such as the Cork City Marathon are a great way of improving your health in a fun and accessible environment."
Olympic medalist and Dancing with the Stars favourite Rob Heffernan.
The Olympic medalist and Dancing with the Stars favourite Rob Heffernan urges everyone to consider signing up for the relay.
"Running the marathon is a great goal for a relay team," he says. "It's 100% feasible to start training now. Six weeks is a good amount of time to get ready."
Sport and exercise psychologist Keith Begley believes it's a perfect challenge.
"The thing with challenges is that they have to be achievable within a certain time frame," he says.
There's no point in starting from a low level and saying you're going to run a marathon. You'll give up on yourself before you achieve it.
"Being able to run five miles is a stretch but with the right approach, it's definitely not beyond most people."
Taking this challenge on with friends makes you more likely to achieve it. According to a study published in the scientific journal Nature Communications last year, friends have a major influence on our exercise routines.
Authors Sinan Aral and Christos Nicolaides studied the daily exercise patterns of more than a million people over a five year period.
The study found that you are more likely to go running if you know that a friend has done likewise. If that friend is training right beside you, you are likely to push yourself harder and for longer in order to keep up with or even overtake them.
Begley corroborates this. "Tudor Locke and Chan published a study in 2006 which found that 50% of people have dropped out of their exercise programme after six months," he says. "However, they also identified the factors that played a role in the other 50% sticking to their programmes.
"One of these was social support. Another was enjoyment. I've seen it myself. If exercise represents a positive social outlet for you, you'll look forward to it. There will also be peer pressure from a positive perspective in that you won't want to let the others down by deciding to skip a training session one evening."
Dr Olivia Hurley, assistant professor of psychology and sport psychology says: "The physical and psychological benefits of fun-based, outdoor group exercise on participants' health and wellbeing has been well researched.
"Some of the benefits reported include the sense of achievement that often results from completing a challenging but realistic goal; the feelings of control that often arise from overcoming the fears of participating in an event that may seem outside of a person's comfort zone; and the experience of joy often reported by participants who have completed such physical activities in the company of family, friends and/or colleagues."
Heffernan knows that for many people, getting off the sofa, into exercise gear and out the door can be the hardest part of exercising. That's why he recommends setting a goal like the relay and then tying down a training routine with like-minded friends.
"The relay could be the gentle introduction you need to health and fitness and the camaraderie of your teammates will get you out the door," he says. "If you all agree to train together three, four or five days a week, you're more likely to follow it through."
That same sense of camaraderie will help when your energy levels are low too. "Your teammates will get you through the bad days.
When you're tired, they will support you. And on the days when they feel tired, you can support them in return. That's the value of a team.
Heffernan finds this applies even to his own training. "When I make a commitment to meet people to train with them, it takes the thinking out of it for me," he says. "I have to do it and even if I'm having a bad day, once I get stuck into the group dynamic, it gets me through."
Hurley points out that training as part of a group makes people push themselves harder than they would if they were training by themselves.
"The study credited with being the first formally completed sport psychology study examined this very concept," she says.
"In an 1898 study by Triplett, cyclists travelled from point A to point B quicker when they performed in a group, compared with when they cycled the distance alone. It is thought that participants compare themselves to other individuals and often appear to wish to 'out-perform' them. Therefore they work harder and appear to put in more effort in group situations."
Peer pressure comes into its own when training with a group, says Begley.
"Pounding away on a treadmill soon becomes boring if you're by yourself but if you're with someone else, time goes faster," he says.
You're not as lonely and because you're distracted, it's not as much effort to exercise. Usually, you'll end up exercising for longer. Positive peer pressure is also likely to mean that you don't want to be the first to stop so you'll push through until everyone else is ready to finish.
Wondering just how you should start training for this year's Cork City Marathon? The first thing you need to do is to find teammates, ones who have similar fitness goals to you.
"You'll have some teams such as those from running clubs who are in it to win it," says Dorgan.
"But if you're the average Joe or Mary, you are likely to see the event as a chance to be involved in the marathon in a fun way, to have a day out with your family and friends. Choose people you are comfortable with as your teammates."
Your next step is to set up a training schedule. "Start by training every second day," says Dorgan. "Otherwise you'll put your body under too much pressure and end up in pain. Then go up to training four or five days a week.
"But remember to keep some rest days. They are just as important for your body."
Don't expect to run before you can walk. "Start off by walking for a minute, jogging for a minute and running for a minute," says Dorgan.
"Do that for 30 minutes to an hour and build up from there."
If you follow a consistent training plan, you and your friends will be relay ready on June 3. And it will be worth it.
"You'll enjoy being part of the atmosphere on the day," says Dorgan.
You'll get such a buzz from the crowds. Many people who take part in the relays go on to train for half marathons afterwards. Running in an event like this is like a drug — it's very addictive.
So, if you have always dreamt of being able to say that you've run a marathon but have despaired because you don't think you'll ever be able to run the full 26.6miles, why not consider the marathon relay? It costs €110 per team and you'll find all the information you need at corkcitymarathon.ie/team-relay.
"Last year, we had almost 4,000 individuals taking part in the relay and entries are already up this year," says O'Donovan.
"I encourage everyone to take the leap, lace up your trainers, gather a group of friends or family and create a special marathon memory that will be with you forever."
When you're part of a team
Why it pays to exercise with your buddies:
You'll enjoy it. When exercise involves spending time with friends, it becomes something you look forward to instead of dreading.
You will do your best never to skip a session. Not only will you not want to miss out on the fun, you also won't want to break the promise you made to train with your friends.
Even the tough parts will be easier with your friends supporting you through them. In turn, you can support them when they are struggling.
You will benefit from the friendly rivalry. Studies have shown that when we see friends succeeding, it spurs us on to increase our own efforts too. That rivalry will also drive you to exercise for longer. You won't want to be the first of your friends to throw in the towel.
It's much less demanding than exercising alone.
You'll be distracted by the banter you're having with your mates and, as a result, you won't be focussing on the effort you're making.
You'll rarely be bored. If you feel your energy and interest dipping, all you have to do is ask your friends to fill you in on the latest gossip and you'll soon be actively engaged once more.
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It's handy to keep a box or two of frozen waffles in the freezer for those busy school- or workday mornings when you're in a hurry. All you have to do is pop them into a toaster, drizzle on some syrup and you've got breakfast.
However, aren't there are mornings (or evenings, for that matter) when you have more time and you don't want to settle for whatever is handy? Rather, you want to taste a dish made from scratch with fresh ingredients. It makes a difference, and you can get that taste difference with homemade waffles. In fact, if you're going to put in that time and effort to mix up a batter to cook your own, then go all the way and make yourself some big, fluffy, Belgian waffles.
When it comes to comparing various waffle maker reviews, it helps to first know what elements qualify a maker as top of the line, either for traditional waffles irons or those designed specifically for Belgian waffles.
Some models offer temperature controls or settings and some do not. The advantage to having controls is simply that you can better determine the final color and texture of your waffles. If you like them a touch on the crispy side with a deep golden brown, then set it at a higher temperature. Without controls, you have to experiment a little more to gauge how long it takes for the waffles to reach your desired result. Also, temperature controls help accommodate waffle batters that deviate from the standard recipe. The introduction of different ingredients, such as oatmeal, can affect cooking time.
All-stainless-steel models tend to absorb more heat than designs with plastic handles.
Most makers have nonstick cooking surfaces, which means using a light touch when cleaning. Check the manufacturer's suggestions for the most effective cleaning method to avoid scratching the surface.
Belgian waffle recipes differ from standard waffles in that they incorporate yeast or whipped egg whites to obtain that airy texture. The other distinguishing factor is that Belgian waffles have deep pockets that act as collecting pools for melted butter, syrup or whipped cream. If that's what you're wanting, then make sure the maker has this formation on its baking plates.
If you like to serve up a savory omelet along side your Belgian waffle, then consider this two-in-one maker. One side features patterned plates with extra-deep (1 inch) pockets for waffles and the other has flat griddles for eggs. The griddles can also accommodate pancake batter if your family prefers that for breakfast. Just flip it from one side to the other as needed. The browning control helps turn out perfectly cooked waffles.
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President Donald Trump doesn�t seem to know how members of the military are paid, according to a new report from The Washington Post.
Meanwhile, Chairman Gen. Joseph Dunford, a four-star general with 41 years of service, rakes in $189,600 in base pay. He could be making more than that if he is also taking advantage of a basic allowance for housing or other incentive pays, but obviously, it�s not going to be anywhere close to $5 million.
Instead, he�s getting a 2.6% raise in 2019 � just like everyone else.