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New Woodhull water/sewer rates take effect Aug. 1
Sherrie Taylor
The Register-Mail
WOODHULL — Woodhull Village Board members approved an increase in water/sewer rates at their July meeting. This has been delayed for three months due to the COVID-19 virus, Mayor Dave Holmes said.
The new rates, to begin Aug. 1, with billing payment due by Sept. 21, includes a water rate for the first 2,000 gallons increasing from $20 to $22. The sewer rate for the first 2,000 gallons increases from $34 to $38. The rate above 2,000 gallons will go from 50 cents per 100 gallons to 58 cents. All out-of-town user rates are doubled as is currently the rate.
The mayor read a statement from the new owners of the former Woodhull Truck Stop. The business will include a large travel center, national burger franchise, Godfather's Pizza, Charley Biggs Chicken, a 50-room motel, full dining restaurant with a three-star chef and 10 video gaming units. More information will be provided to the village board as necessary. No date has yet been set for opening.
"It's nice to see something happening after several years of not much occurring at that site," trustee Jeff Bell said.
Trustee Jake McLean reported that video gaming has once again started in the village as of July 1.
The village will receive $30,884 in reimbursement from FEMA for the 2019 emergency disaster grant due to the spring 2019 damage caused by excessive rain. The board unanimously approved spending up to $15,000 of the amount to upgrade the water meters and water billing systems. The project would save the village several days of man hours. Public Works Director Dustin Dobbels provided the report.
Information relating to the wastewater treatment plant was provided by the mayor, who issued the following statement: "Due to unforeseen circumstances, the east lift station is not pumping to the capacity needed to keep up with the flow of waste to the new WWTP when there is a significant rainfall. The village has worked with engineers from IMEG to rectify this situation, and there are a number of factors to consider. This includes installation of a new 8-inch force main alongside the old 6-inch main. Also needed are larger pumps and smoke testing in the village to determine where excessive rainwater is getting into the system. This will be scheduled soon."
The mayor said downspouts or sump pumps going into the sewer system should be rectified immediately.
Bids for the force main were received with the low bid from Miller Trucking and Excavating of Silvis, $229,969. The board approved the bid subject to USDA approval and funding.
Motor fuel fund payment was approved directed to Brandt Construction for $51,131 for street and sidewalk work on North 3rd Street and North Division Street. This work is nearing completion.
The village, by board approval, will assume the property at 208 SE 2nd Ave. through a quit claim deed, with the owner responsible for back taxes of $2,000 and the house, previously condemned, to be demolished. A grant from the Illinois Housing Development Authority will fund the demolition. The board approved selling the property to a neighbor for the figure of $2,000.
Three local farmers have allowed easements on their property relating to construction of the new wastewater treatment plant. The board thanked those farmers, Mike DeSutter, David Erickson and Matthew DeSutter, for cooperation on the project.
Christena Anderson was installed as village trustee to replace trustee Luke Gierach, who moved from the village.


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Phys.org Writes about Fossil App by Geology Professor
"Imagine shoveling soil to create a backyard garden plot and unearthing a rock embossed with the fossil remnant of a creature you've never seen before. It looks like something out of the ocean, but you live in the Midwest. Is it a rare fossil from hundreds of millions of years ago or just the trash from a previous homeowner 50 years back?" asks an article at Phys.org on "Free app empowers public to locate, recognize ancient fossils."
"Now, a free app developed at the University of Kansas with support from the National Science Foundation will enable anyone with an iPhone or iPad to discover and classify fossils with the eye of a scientist. The Digital Atlas of Ancient Life is available now at no cost for download from iTunes."
Dr. Alycia Stigall, Professor of Geological Sciences at Ohio University, is also an investigator on the NSF project, along with a dozen of her students who helped with the Digital Atlas of Ancient Life. See Name That Fossil: There's An App for That.
Alycia Stigall, Geological Sciences news, in the news
Stigall Discusses Gender in Geology in 'Daring to Dig: Women in American Paleontology'April 2, 2021
Stigall Quoted about Discovery of Spaceship-Shaped Cambrian ArthropodAugust 13, 2019
Stigall Takes a Much Closer Look at Species EvolutionJuly 23, 2019
Alumni News | Lam Tells Nature that Stigall Helped Her Grow as ScientistDecember 6, 2018

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EPAT is FDA cleared and is used around the globe. A special gel is first applied to the treatment area of interest in order to enhance effectiveness. Next, EPAT pressure waves are released through the applicator that is moved over the area experiencing pain in a circular motion. Through this, pressure waves are delivered into the painful area to gradually regenerate the damaged tissue.
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Sascha Lutz (* 29. Oktober 1983 in Friedberg, Hessen) ist ein deutscher Baseballspieler, der bei den Heidenheim Heideköpfen als Outfielder spielt. Zuvor war er unter anderem für die Mainz Athletics, die Mannheim Tornados und die Stuttgart Reds aktiv. Zudem spielte er bereits für die Deutsche Baseballnationalmannschaft. Sein Bruder Donald Lutz war der erste in Deutschland aufgewachsene Spieler in der Major League Baseball.

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Lutz wurde als Sohn eines afroamerikanischen US-Soldaten und einer deutschen Mutter in Friedberg geboren. Nach der Scheidung seiner Eltern wuchs er gemeinsam mit seinem Bruder Donald Lutz in Friedberg auf.

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2007–2008: Mainz Athletics
In der Saison 2007 spielte Sascha Lutz für die Mainz Athletics und gewann mit ihnen die Deutsche Baseballmeisterschaft.  In der Saison 2017 gelang ihm ein Batting Average von .456, eine On-Base Percentage von .556 und eine Slugging Percentage von .595. Im selben Jahr trat er der Deutschen Baseballnationalmannschaft bei und spielte für sie in der Baseball-Europameisterschaft 2007 (AVG/OBP/SLG: .419/.486/.548). Auch in der darauffolgenden Saison war er für die Athletics aktiv.

2009–2012: Mannheim Tornados
Von 2009 bis 2012 spielte Lutz bei den Mannheim Tornados. Dort führte er in der Saison 2009 die Liga in Runs und Outfield Assists an. Auch bei den Walks und Stolen Bases war er unter den fünf besten Spielern der Liga.

2013: Stuttgart Reds
In der Saison 2013 spielte Sascha Lutz bei den Stuttgart Reds, wo er einen Batting Average von .410 (zweitbester in der Baseball-Bundesliga 2013), eine On-Base Percentage von .463, eine Slugging Percentage von 539 und 23 Home Runs erzielte.

2014–heute: Heidenheim Heideköpfe
Seit der Saison 2014 ist Sascha Lutz für die Heidenheim Heideköpfe aktiv, mit denen er 2015 und 2017 die Deutsche Baseballmeisterschaft gewann. In der Saison 2015 hatte er den drittbesten Schlagdurchschnitt der Liga (.436). In derselben Saison trat er mit den Heideköpfen beim CEB European Cup an. Im Jahr 2017 spielte er für die Deutsche Baseballnationalmannschaft in der Qualifikationsrunde für den World Baseball Classic 2017. Nach der Saison 2018 verkündete Lutz, seine Karriere bei den Heidenheim Heideköpfen beenden und stattdessen als Spielertrainer zu den Mannheim Tornados zurückkehren zu wollen.

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As The Astute Reader might guess, the conjoined subjects of The Niggle and The Sledge occupied much of Hughesy's cogitations on the morning lap around town and a fair bit of the conversation after the right on schedule rendezvous with Jimbo at the bottom of Herbert Street.
You might, of course, be inclined to believe Hughesy's taking these things a little too far, but much of the pre-rendezvous cogitations concerned this article by none other than Glenn McGrath from The Guardian.
Bowlers have the wood on Australians, the headline reads, but a closer examination reveals a rather thoughtful and decidedly analytical piece on the influence of The Niggle when it comes to bowler dominance over particular batsmen.
A glance at that overnight score card shows Rogers out to Swan, which now makes six out of seven innings.
The more you get a batsman out the more it becomes psychological, The Pigeon opines, and he's right on line, just short of a length hitting the top of off stump.
You want to build the pressure, make sure the batsman knows exactly what is going on, he continues a bit further down, as Hughesy casts his mind back to the short midwicket that automatically went into place when Alderman was bowling to Gooch back in 1989.
Then McGrath delivers the blow that loops things nicely back into the Land of The Niggle: And you do not have to confine the talking to the pitch – you can always say a few things in the media as well. Get commentators and fans talking about it, make it an issue, which is, of course, exactly what Broad was doing with his comments on That Catch That Wasn't.
Instead of trying to rattle the England players, Australia's coach should focus on the issues in his own team, the headline says, which is true up to a point.
Actually, it's not so much a case of trying to rattle the England players, more an instance of he's had a Niggle at us, here's one back. Which, to me is fine. It's all part of The Niggle.


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I produced an EP of original music for my bachelor's degree for which I also created artwork and manufactured hard copies.
One of the peripheral elements to my final major project at the London College of Music was to produce physical copies of my EP. To enhance my project, I created branding, artwork and a small run of CDs for my submission.
To help reflect the character of the music, which juxtaposed acoustic and synthetic sounds, I decided to digitally distort delicate natural objects, this is most evident in the feather which dominated the cover.
To further inject distorted natural elements into the work, I produced a logotype which ran the stem of the first 'T' through the words below and split it into roots below. This allowed the letter to function as the 'T' in the word 'natural' below. For a more concise brand image, I used the roots as a logo for siturations where the logotype would be too complicated.
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IEEE's Commitment to Diversity, Equity and Inclusion
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Now it is easier for authors to change to their preferred name
ieee news ieee member news ieee products services type:ti inclusion diversity IEEE Publication Services and Products Board Susan K. (Kathy) Land equity authors publications
THE INSTITUTE On Monday, 28 June, IEEE's Board of Directors took an important step in our collective journey toward an inclusive and equitable culture that welcomes, engages, and rewards all who contribute to the field, without regard to race, religion, gender, disability, age, national origin, sexual orientation, gender identity, or gender expression.
"IEEE continues its strong commitment to diversity, equity and inclusion in our work and across our professions. Given our mission, focused on the advancement of technology for the benefit of humanity, IEEE collaborates globally with all our stakeholders and seeks to maintain an open and inclusive platform for our authors. I'm pleased with the IEEE Board of Directors unanimous approval of a policy that recognizes the importance that authors place on managing their own name and identity," says Susan K. (Kathy) Land, 2021 IEEE president and CEO.
To fully align IEEE's actions with our commitment to diversity and inclusion, IEEE's Publication Services and Products Board (PSPB) and the IEEE Board of Directors voted to permit authors who change their preferred name, due to marriage or divorce, religious conversion, gender alignment or any other reason, to modify the metadata associated with their IEEE publications upon successful validation of the identity of the requesting author.
Larry Hall, vice president, IEEE Publication Services and Products, replied, "I'm quite pleased that the Board was able to make substantial progress in addressing the needs of our author community in concert with progressive industry practice. We will continue to work on issues related to removing impediments and expanding access for all researchers who have something to contribute to the scholarly conversation."
IEEE membership offers a wide range of benefits and opportunities for those who share a common interest in technology. If you are not already a member, consider joining IEEE and becoming part of a worldwide network of more than 400,000 students and professionals.
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The Lies that Powered the Invention of Pong
A fake contract masked a design exercise–and started an industry
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In 1971 video games were played in computer science laboratories when the professors were not looking—and in very few other places. In 1973 millions of people in the United States and millions of others around the world had seen at least one video game in action. That game was Pong.
Two electrical engineers were responsible for putting this game in the hands of the public—Nolan Bushnell and Allan Alcorn, both of whom, with Ted Dabney, started Atari Inc. in Sunnyvale, Calif. Mr. Bushnell told Mr. Alcorn that Atari had a contract from General Electric Co. to design a consumer product. Mr. Bushnell suggested a Ping-Pong game with a ball, two paddles, and a score, that could be played on a television.
"There was no big contract," Mr. Alcorn said recently. "Nolan just wanted to motivate me to do a good job. It was really a design exercise; he was giving me the simplest game he could think of to get me to play with the technology."
The key piece of technology he had to toy with, he explained, was a motion circuit designed by Mr. Bushnell a year earlier as an employee of Nutting Associates. Mr. Bushnell first used the circuit in an arcade game called Computer Space, which he produced after forming Atari. It sold 2000 units but was never a hit.
This article was first published as "Pong: an exercise that started an industry." It appeared in the December 1982 issue of IEEE Spectrum as part of a special report, "Video games: The electronic big bang." A PDF version is available on IEEE Xplore.
In the 1960s Mr. Bushnell had worked at an amusement park and had also played space games on a PDP-10 at college. He divided the cost of a computer by the amount of money an average arcade game made and promptly dropped the idea, because the economics did not make sense.
Then in 1971 he saw a Data General computer advertised for $5000 and determined that a computer game played on six terminals hooked up to that computer could be profitable. He began designing a space game to run on such a timeshared system, but because game action occurs in real time, the computer was too slow. Mr. Bushnell began trying to take the load off the central computer by making the terminals smarter, adding a sync generator in each, then circuits to display a star field, until the computer did nothing but keep track of where the player was. Then, Mr. Bushnell said, he realized he did not need the central computer at all—the terminals could stand alone.
"He actually had the order for the computers completed, but his wife forgot to mail it," Mr. Alcorn said, adding, "We would have been bankrupt if she had."
Mr. Bushnell said, "The economics were not longer a $6000 computer plus all the hardware in the monitors; they became a $400 computer hooked up to a $100 monitor and put in a $100 cabinet. The ice water thawed in my veins."
The ball in Pong is square. Considering the amount of circuitry a round ball would require, "who is going to pay an extra quarter for a round ball?"
Computer Space appealed only to sophisticated game players—those who were familiar with space games on mainframe computers, or those who frequent the arcades today. It was well before its time. Pong, on the other hand, was too simple for an EE like Mr. Bushnell to consider designing it as a real game—and that is why it was a success.
Mr. Bushnell had developed the motion circuit in his attempt to make the Computer Space terminals smarter, but Mr. Alcorn could not read his schematics and had to redesign it. Mr. Alcorn was trying to get the price down into the range of an average consumer product, which took a lot of ingenuity and some tradeoffs.
"There was no real bulk memory available in 1972," he said. "We were faced with having a ball move into any of the spots in a 200-by-200 array without being able to store a move. We did it with about 10 off-the-shelf TTL parts by making sync generators that were set one or two lines per frame off register."
Thus, the ball would move in relation to the screen, both vertically and horizontally, just as a misadjusted television picture may roll. Mr. Alcorn recalled that he originally used a chip from Fairchild to generate the display for the score, but it cost $5, and he could do the same thing for $3 using TTL parts, though the score was cruder.
The ball in Pong is square—another tradeoff. Considering the amount of circuitry a round ball would require, Mr. Alcorn asked, "who is going to pay an extra quarter for a round ball?"
Sound was also a point of contention at Atari. Mr. Bushnell wanted the roar of approval of a crowd of thousands; Mr. Dabney wanted the crowd booing.
"How do you do that with digital stuff?" Mr. Alcorn asked. "I told them I didn't have enough parts to do that, so I just poked around inside the vertical sync generator for the appropriate tones and made the cheapest sound possible."
The hardware design of Pong took three months, and Mr. Alcorn's finished prototype had 73 ICs, which, at 50 cents a chip, added up to $30 to $40 worth of parts. "That's a long way from a consumer product, not including the package, and I was depressed, but Noland said 'Yeah, well, not bad.'"
They set the Pong 2 prototype up in a bar and got a call the next day to take it out because it was not working. When they arrived, the problem was obvious: the coin box was jammed full of quarters.
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Q: Android Call a method from another method In my android app I have a View class that will activate on button click .. but I need to call another method it using an if else statement for that what I have to do...?
I checked
class name().execute();

for executing but it is only for the class... I am giving my code below..
In xml
android:onClick : "save"

In Activity
public void save(View V)
        {
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I need to call this method with if else statement
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    EditText et3 = (EditText) findViewById (R.id.editText3);

    EditText et4 = (EditText) findViewById (R.id.editText4);
    EditText et5 = (EditText) findViewById (R.id.editText5);
    EditText et6 = (EditText) findViewById (R.id.editText6);

    EditText et7 = (EditText) findViewById (R.id.editText7);
    EditText et8 = (EditText) findViewById (R.id.editText8);
    EditText et9 = (EditText) findViewById (R.id.editText9);

    sum1 = getSum1(et1.getText().toString());
    sum2 = getSum2(et2.getText().toString());
    sum3 = getSum3(et3.getText().toString());

    sum7 = getSum7(et7.getText().toString());
    sum8 = getSum8(et8.getText().toString());
    sum9 = getSum9(et9.getText().toString());

    sum11 = getSum11((et7.getText().toString()) + (et8.getText().toString()) + (et9.getText().toString()));
    sum12 = getSum12(et1.getText().toString() + et2.getText().toString() + et3.getText().toString());

    sum13 = getSum13(et1.getText().toString() + et2.getText().toString() + et3.getText().toString());
    sum14 = getSum14(et4.getText().toString() + et5.getText().toString() + et6.getText().toString());
    sum15 = getSum15(et4.getText().toString() + et5.getText().toString() + et6.getText().toString());
    sum16 = getSum16(et4.getText().toString() + et5.getText().toString() + et6.getText().toString());
    sum18 = getSum18((yearstr) + (et7.getText().toString() + et8.getText().toString()));
    sum19 = getSum19((monthstr) + (sum18));
    sum20 = getSum20((daystr) + sum19);
    sum21 = getMissingNo(et1.getText().toString() + et2.getText().toString() + et3.getText().toString());

    //Destiny Numberkarmic debt
    kar1 = getKar1(et1.getText().toString());
    kar2 = getKar2(et2.getText().toString());
    kar3 = getKar3(et3.getText().toString());
    kar7 = getKar7(et1.getText().toString() + et2.getText().toString() + et3.getText().toString());
    //Heart Number karmic debt
    kar4 = getKar4(et1.getText().toString());
    kar5 = getKar5(et2.getText().toString());
    kar6 = getKar6(et3.getText().toString());
    kar8 = getKar8(et1.getText().toString() + et2.getText().toString() + et3.getText().toString());
    //Talent Number Karmic Debt
    //kar9 = getKar9(et7.getText().toString());

    kar10 = getKar10(et9.getText().toString());
    kar11 = getKar11(et7.getText().toString() + et8.getText().toString() + et9.getText().toString());

    //Personality Number karmic Debt

    kar12 = getKar12(et1.getText().toString());
    kar13 = getKar13(et2.getText().toString());
    kar14 = getKar14(et3.getText().toString());
    kar15 = getKar15(et1.getText().toString() + et2.getText().toString() + et3.getText().toString());

    //Minor Expression Number Karmic Debt Calculation

    kar16 = getKar16(et4.getText().toString());
    kar17 = getKar17(et5.getText().toString());
    kar18 = getKar18(et6.getText().toString());
    kar19 = getKar19(et4.getText().toString() + et5.getText().toString() + et6.getText().toString());

    //Minor Heart Desire Number karmic debt
    kar20 = getKar20(et4.getText().toString());
    kar21 = getKar21(et5.getText().toString());
    kar22 = getKar22(et6.getText().toString());
    kar23 = getKar23(et4.getText().toString() + et5.getText().toString() + et6.getText().toString());

    //Minor Personality Number karmic Debt

    kar24 = getKar24(et4.getText().toString());
    kar25 = getKar25(et5.getText().toString());
    kar26 = getKar26(et6.getText().toString());
    kar27 = getKar27(et4.getText().toString() + et5.getText().toString() + et6.getText().toString());

    //First Pinnacle Karmic Debt

    sum70 = getsum70(et7.getText().toString());
    sum80 = getSum80(et8.getText().toString());
    sum90 = getSum90(et9.getText().toString());

    sum10 = getSum10 ((et1.getText().toString()) + (et2.getText().toString()) + (et3.getText().toString()));
    pin1  = getSumpin1(Integer.toString((int)sum70) + Integer.toString((int) sum80));
    pin2  = getSumpin2(Integer.toString((int)sum70) + Integer.toString((int)sum90));
    pin3  = getSumpin3(Integer.toString((int)pin1) + Integer.toString((int)pin2));
    pin4  = getSumpin4(Integer.toString((int)sum80) + Integer.toString((int)sum90));

    String firstName     = et1.getText().toString();
    String middleName    = et2.getText().toString();
    String lastName      = et3.getText().toString();
    String callFirstName = et4.getText().toString();
    String dates         = et7.getText().toString();
    String months        = et8.getText().toString();
    String years         = et9.getText().toString();

    String aChar3 = "";

    if(firstName.trim().length()>0)

       {
        aChar3 = firstName.substring(0,1);
       }

    String aChar4 = "";

    if(middleName.trim().length()>0)

       {
        aChar4 = middleName.substring(0,1);
       }

    String aChar5 = "";

    if (lastName.trim().length()>0)

       {
        aChar5 = lastName.substring(0,1);
       }

    StringBuilder sb  = new StringBuilder();
    sb.append(aChar3);
    sb.append(aChar4);
    sb.append(aChar5);
    String aChar6 = sb.toString();
    sum22 = getSum22(String.valueOf(aChar6));
    //Balance Number Karmic Debt
    kar28 = getKar28(String.valueOf(aChar6));

    char aChar = firstName.charAt(0);
    int strLength = firstName.length();
    char aChar1 = firstName.charAt(strLength-1);
    char aChar2 = gReport1(V);                        // Please check here ..I think the problem s here
    int itemCount =9 - sum21.size();

    sum23 = getSum23(String.valueOf(aChar1));
    sum24 = getSum24(String.valueOf(aChar));
    sum25 = getSum25(String.valueOf(aChar2));

    //GregorianCalendar gc = new GregorianCalendar();
    //int yearat = gc.get(Calendar.YEAR);

    int day1 = Integer.parseInt(et7.getText().toString());
    int month1 = Integer.parseInt(et8.getText().toString());
    int year1 = Integer.parseInt(et9.getText().toString());

   String s1 = String.valueOf(FullExplanationEntry.this.getAge(year1, month1, day1));

    int val = 0;
    long val1  = sum11;
    //long val   = sum16;
    val = Integer.valueOf(s1);
    long val2  = 36 - val1;
    int val4   = 9;

    long val5  = val2 + val4;

    long val6  = val5 + val4;

    long val7  = val6 + 80;

    long val18 = val2 + 1;
    long val19 = val5 + 1;
    long val20 = val6 + 1;

    long pYear = 0;

    if (sum70 > sum80)
    {
        ch1 = (sum70 - sum80);
    }
    else
    {
        ch1 = (sum80 - sum70);
    }

    if (sum70 > sum90)
    {
        ch2 = (sum70 - sum90);
    }
    else
    {
        ch2 = (sum90 - sum70);
    }

    if (sum80 > sum90)
    {
        ch4 = (sum80 - sum90);
    }
    else
    {
        ch4 = (sum90 - sum80);
    }

    if (ch1 > ch2)
    {
        ch3 = ch1 - ch2;
    }
    else
    {
        ch3 = ch2 - ch1;
    }

    if (val <= val2)
    {
        ch = ch1;
    }

    else if ((val > val2) && (val <= val5))
    {
        ch = ch2;
    }

    else if ((val > val2) && (val> val5) && (val <= val6))
    {
        ch = ch3;
    }

    else if ((val > val2) && (val> val5) && (val > val6) && (val<= val7))
    {
        ch = ch4;
    }

    if (val <= val2)
    {
        pin = pin1;
    }

    else if ((val > val2) && (val <= val5))
    {
        pin = pin2;
    }

    else if ((val > val2) && (val> val5) && (val <= val6))
    {
        pin = pin3;
    }

    else if ((val > val2) && (val> val5) && (val > val6) && (val<= val7))
    {
        pin = pin4;
    }

    if (sum11 > sum10)
    {
        br1 = sum11 - sum10;
    }
    else
    {
        br1 = sum10 - sum11;
    }
    if(sum12 > sum13)
    {
        br2 = sum12 - sum13;
    }
    else
    {
        br2 = sum13 - sum12;
    }
    if(sum10 > sum12)
    {
        br3 = sum10 - sum12;
    }
    else
    {
        br3 = sum12 - sum10;
    }

    int dayS = Integer.parseInt(et7.getText().toString());
    int monthS = Integer.parseInt(et8.getText().toString());
    int yearS = Integer.parseInt(et9.getText().toString());
    yearnow = getSumYear(String.valueOf(yearat));
    monthnow = getSumMonth(String.valueOf(monthat));
    daynow = getSumDay(String.valueOf(dayat));
    //pYear = getKarPyar(String.valueOf(yearat));
    //Karmic Debt Pinnacle
    int karPin1 = 0;
    long karPin2 = 0;
    long karPin3 = 0;
    int karPin4 = 0;
    //Karmic day
    int karDay = 0;
    long karYear = 0;
    //Karmic Debt Personal Year
    long karPyr = 0;
    long karPmn = 0;
    long karPdy = 0;
    int kPin1 = Integer.parseInt(et7.getText().toString()) + Integer.parseInt(et8.getText().toString());
    long kPin2 = sum9 + Integer.parseInt(et7.getText().toString());
    long kPin3 = pin1 + pin2;
    long kPin4 = sum9 + Integer.parseInt(et8.getText().toString());
    long kPyr = yearnow + kPin1;
    long kPmn = monthnow + kPyr;
    long kPdy = daynow + kPmn;
    karYear = getKarYear(String.valueOf(yearnow));

    //Karmic Debt First Pinnacle
    if(kPin1 == 13)
    {
        karPin1 = 13;
    }
    else if(kPin1 == 14)
    {
        karPin1 = 14;
    }
    else if(kPin1 == 16)
    {
        karPin1 = 16;
    }
    else if(kPin1 == 19)
    {
        karPin1 = 19;
    }
    else
    {
        karPin1 = 0;
    }
    //Karmic Debt Pinnacle 2
    if(kPin2 == 13)
    {
        karPin2 = 13;
    }
    else if(kPin2 == 14)
    {
        karPin2 = 14;
    }
    else if(kPin2 == 16)
    {
        karPin2 = 16;
    }
    else if(kPin2 == 19)
    {
        karPin2 = 19;
    }
    else
    {
        karPin2 = 0;
    }
    //Karmic Debt Pinnacle 3
    if(kPin3 == 13)
    {
        karPin3 = 13;
    }
    else if(kPin3 == 14)
    {
        karPin3 = 14;
    }
    else if(kPin3 == 16)
    {
        karPin3 = 16;
    }
    else if(kPin3 == 19)
    {
        karPin3 = 19;
    }
    else
    {
        karPin3 = 0;
    }
  //Karmic Debt Pinnacle 4
    if(kPin4 == 13)
    {
        karPin4 = 13;
    }
    else if(kPin4 == 14)
    {
        karPin4 = 14;
    }
    else if(kPin4 == 16)
    {
        karPin4 = 16;
    }
    else if(kPin4 == 19)
    {
        karPin4 = 19;
    }
    else
    {
        karPin4 = 0;
    }
  //Karmic Debt Personal Year No
    if(kPyr == 13)
    {
        karPyr = 13;
    }
    else if(kPyr == 14)
    {
        karPyr = 14;
    }
    else if(kPyr == 16)
    {
        karPyr = 16;
    }
    else if(kPyr == 19)
    {
        karPyr = 19;
    }
    else
    {
        karPyr = 0;
    }
  //Karmic Debt Personal Month No
    if(kPmn == 13)
    {
        karPmn = 13;
    }
    else if(kPmn == 14)
    {
        karPmn = 14;
    }
    else if(kPmn == 16)
    {
        karPmn = 16;
    }
    else if(kPmn == 19)
    {
        karPmn = 19;
    }
    else
    {
        karPmn = 0;
    }
  //Karmic Debt Personal Day No
    if(kPdy == 13)
    {
        karPdy = 13;
    }
    else if(kPdy == 14)
    {
        karPdy = 14;
    }
    else if(kPdy == 16)
    {
        karPdy = 16;
    }
    else if(kPdy== 19)
    {
        karPdy = 19;
    }
    else
    {
        karPdy = 0;
    }
  //Karmic Debt day
    if(dayS == 13)
    {
        karDay = 13;
    }
    else if(dayS == 14)
    {
        karDay = 14;
    }
    else if(dayS == 16)
    {
        karDay = 16;
    }
    else if(dayS == 19)
    {
        karDay = 19;
    }
    else
    {
        karDay = 0;
    }

    if(firstName.equals(""))
    {
            Toast.makeText(getApplicationContext(), "First Name should not be left blank.. Please enter your First Name and try once again.", Toast.LENGTH_LONG).show();
            return;
    }

    else if(lastName.equals(""))
    {
            Toast.makeText(getApplicationContext(), "Last Name should not be left blank.. Please enter your Last Name and try once again.", Toast.LENGTH_LONG).show();
            return;
    }

    else if(callFirstName.equals(""))
    {
            Toast.makeText(getApplicationContext(), "Please enter your First Name that is currently used and try once again.", Toast.LENGTH_LONG).show();
            return;
    }

    else
    {

        /*SharedPreferences setting = getSharedPreferences(PREFS_NAME, 0);
        SharedPreferences.Editor editors = setting.edit();
        editors.putString("log", "log");
        editors.commit();*/

         SharedPreferences setting = this.getSharedPreferences(PREFS_NAME,0);
         SharedPreferences.Editor editors = setting.edit();
         editors.putString("log", "log");

        // editors.putLong("name18",sum18);
        // editors.putLong("name19",sum19);
        // editors.putLong("name20",sum20);
        // editors.putLong("pin",pin);
        // editors.putLong("ch",ch);
        // editors.putString("log", "log");
        // editors.putString("yearstr",yearstr);
        // editors.putString("monthstr",monthstr);
        // editors.putString("daystr",daystr);

         editors.commit();

        Intent i = new Intent(FullExplanationEntry.this, TabLayoutActivity.class);
      //Intent i = new Intent(this, FullExplanation.class);
      //Intent i = new Intent(this, SecondResult.class);

        //Personal Year
        i.putExtra("name18",sum18 + "");
        //Personal Month
        i.putExtra("name19",sum19 + "");
        //Personal Dya
        i.putExtra("name20",sum20 + "");
        //Current Pinnacle
        i.putExtra("pin", pin + "");
        //Current Challenge
        i.putExtra("ch", ch + "");

        i.putExtra("yearstr", yearstr);
        i.putExtra("monthstr", monthstr);
        i.putExtra("daystr", daystr);

        startActivity(i);

/*  int day = Integer.parseInt(et7.getText().toString());
    int month = Integer.parseInt(et8.getText().toString());
    int year = Integer.parseInt(et9.getText().toString());

   String s = String.valueOf(FullExplanationEntry.this.getAge(year, month, day));

    int age = getAge(year, month, day);
   // int sum17 = getSum17(firstName, age);

             //Destiny number
            i.putExtra("name10", sum10 + "");
            //Telent Number
            i.putExtra("name11", sum11 + "");
            //Heart Desire Number
            i.putExtra("name12", sum12 + "");
            //Personality Number
            i.putExtra("name13", sum13 + "");
            //Minor Expression Number
            i.putExtra("name14", sum14 + "");
            //Minor Heart Desire Number
            i.putExtra("name15", sum15 + "");
            //Minor Personality Number
            i.putExtra("name16", sum16 + "");
            i.putExtra("name17", sum17 + "");
            //First Challenge
            i.putExtra("val2", val2 + "");
            //Second Challenge
            i.putExtra("val5", val5 + "");
            //Thiurd Challenge
            i.putExtra("val6", val6 + "");
            //Fourth Challenge
            i.putExtra("val7", val7 + "");
            i.putExtra("val18", val18 + "");
            i.putExtra("val19", val19 + "");
            i.putExtra("val20", val20 + "");
            i.putExtra("name17", sum17 + "");
            //Current Challenge
            i.putExtra("ch", ch + "");
            //Challenge Numbers
            i.putExtra("ch1", ch1 + "");
            i.putExtra("ch2", ch2 + "");
            i.putExtra("ch3", ch3 + "");
            i.putExtra("ch4", ch4 + "");
            //age
            i.putExtra("a", s + "");
            //Pinnacle
            //First Pinnacle
            i.putExtra("namepin1", pin1 + "");
            //Second Pinnacle
            i.putExtra("namepin2", pin2 + "");
            //Third Pinnacle
            i.putExtra("namepin3", pin3 + "");
            //Fourth Pinnacle
            i.putExtra("namepin4", pin4 + "");
            //Current Pinnacle
            i.putExtra("pin", pin + "");
            //Special Letters
            i.putExtra("aChar", aChar + "");
            i.putExtra("aChar1", aChar1 + "");
            i.putExtra("aChar2",aChar2+ "");
            //Bridge Numbers.
            i.putExtra("br1", br1 + "");
            i.putExtra("br2", br2+ "");
            i.putExtra("br3",br3+ "");
            //Relational Thought  Number
            i.putExtra("name1",sum1 + "");
            //Personal Year Number
            i.putExtra("name18",sum18 + "");
            //Personal Month Number
            i.putExtra("name19",sum19 + "");
            //Personal Day Number
            i.putExtra("name20",sum20 + "");
            //Relational thought Number
            i.putExtra("itemCount",itemCount + "");
            //Karmic Lessonbs
            i.putIntegerArrayListExtra("sum21", (ArrayList<Integer>) sum21);
            // Balance Number
            i.putExtra("name22",sum22 + "");
            //Cap Stone
            i.putExtra("name23",sum23 + "");
            //Corner Stone
            i.putExtra("name24",sum24 + "");
            //First vowel
            i.putExtra("name25",sum25 + "");
            //Destiny number karmic debt FML Full
            i.putExtra("karmi1",kar1 + "");
            i.putExtra("karmi2",kar2 + "");
            i.putExtra("karmi3",kar3 + "");
            i.putExtra("karmi7",kar7 + "");
            //Heart Number Karmic Debt FML Full
            i.putExtra("karmi4",kar4 + "");
            i.putExtra("karmi5",kar5 + "");
            i.putExtra("karmi6",kar6 + "");
            i.putExtra("karmi8",kar8 + "");
            //Talent Number Karmic Debt DY Full
            //i.putExtra("kar9",kar9 + "");
            i.putExtra("karmi10",kar10 + "");
            i.putExtra("karmi11",kar11 + "");
            //Personality Number Karmic Debt FML Full
          //Heart Number Karmic Debt FML Full
            i.putExtra("karmi12",kar12 + "");
            i.putExtra("karmi13",kar13 + "");
            i.putExtra("karmi14",kar14 + "");
            i.putExtra("karmi15",kar15 + "");
          //Minor Expression Number Karmic Debt FML Full
            i.putExtra("karmi16",kar16 + "");
            i.putExtra("karmi17",kar17 + "");
            i.putExtra("karmi18",kar18 + "");
            i.putExtra("karmi19",kar19 + "");
          //Minor Heart Desire Number Karmic Debt FML Full
            i.putExtra("karmi20",kar20 + "");
            i.putExtra("karmi21",kar21 + "");
            i.putExtra("karmi22",kar22 + "");
            i.putExtra("karmi23",kar23 + "");
          //Minor Personality Number Karmic Debt FML Full
            i.putExtra("karmi24",kar24 + "");
            i.putExtra("karmi25",kar25 + "");
            i.putExtra("karmi26",kar26 + "");
            i.putExtra("karmi27",kar27 + "");
            //Balance Number Karmic Debt
            i.putExtra("karmi28",kar28 + "");
            //Birth Day Karmic Debt
            i.putExtra("karPin1",karPin1 + "");
            i.putExtra("karPin2",karPin2 + "");
            i.putExtra("karPin3",karPin3 + "");
            i.putExtra("karPin4",karPin4 + "");
            //Persobnal year karmic debt
            //Personal year Karmic Debt
            i.putExtra("karPyr",karPyr + "");
            //Personal Month Karmic Debt
            i.putExtra("karPmn",karPmn + "");
            //Karmic Debt Personal Day
            i.putExtra("karPdy",karPdy + "");
            //Current day Karmic Debt
            i.putExtra("karDay",karDay + "");
            //Current Universla Year
            i.putExtra("karyr29",karYear + "");

           // startActivity(i);*/

    }

}
    }

A: Call it like this
SharedPreferences setting = getSharedPreferences(PREFS_NAME, 0);
if (setting.getString("log", "").toString().equals("log")) {
    // someView is just an example of a view's id. You will need to change that
    // to the id of the view you want to go into your save method.
    // The id is defined in your xml file.
    View v = findViewById(R.id.someView);
    save(v);
}

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Vozrozhdenie Profit Down 36.7%
Vozrozhdenie, a mid-sized listed Russian bank, posted on Thursday a 36.7-percent decline in net profit for the first quarter of the year due to a rise in provisioning on bad loans.
Vozrozhdenie, one of a handful of listed Russian banks that are not owned by the state, said its net profit came to 333 million rubles ($10.6 million) for the first three months, compared to 526 million rubles a year earlier.
The bank was able to increase lending to its core clients — small and medium-sized enterprises — with the bank's loan book growing by 5 percent, year on year.
But non-performing loans increased to 10.3 percent at the end of the first-quarter, from 9 percent at end-2012, the bank said in a statement.
"If the prevailing macroeconomic conditions continue in the second half of the year, we can expect the credit quality of individual borrowers to worsen," the bank's deputy chairman, Tatyana Gavrilkina, was cited as saying in the statement.


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Apricot Kernel oil 2 oz.
Aloe de Vera 3 oz.
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Join us at the Main Library in Hillsborough for a FREE interactive movie experience with refreshments! No registration is necessary. "A Christmas Story" (1983) is rated PG.
October 14th From Laurel Hill to Siler's Bog: The Walking Adventures of a Naturalist by John K. Terres Meeting Place: NC Botanical Garden, Chapel Hill (room reserved for the group) Post-discussion event – Mason Farm Biological Reserve walk, 100 Old Mason Farm Rd, Chapel Hill November 11th The Overstory by Richard Powers Meeting place: The Root Cellar, 750 Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd, Chapel Hill December 9th Woodswoman by Anne LaBastille Contact Maureen at the Main Library for more information. We will post 2019 info soon.