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But it's a trick that many years of experience and know-how, along with an extensive buying- prour'am, has solved lor you at A-Detil Super Marl. Grove Street al Merrick Road, Freeport. Take an item like Miracle Whip. f'rinsUinco. markcd=--dpwn to 49 cents for the quart si/e. That's an important example, where a few cents saved many times over does great things for your budget. And say, f6r an economical, deliciously cool drink, nothing's finer or more popular with kids from nine to ninety than Welch's Grape Juice, and it's only 39 cents for the quart. Have you tried our Red Dart Pea-ches? What a treat! They're packed by Del Monte, you know, and the Jnrgest can is )fours at A-Deal Super Mart for only 19 cents. That's n buy. Put Campbell's Tomato Juice at a quarter for the largest can and Premier Succotash at 29 cents for the number two can on your shop-ping list. They're money savers, along with Nestle's Evaporated Milk at 2 cans for 23 cents and Center Best Mushroom Soup at 12 { cents per can. That's right, you | can just go down the list of Items1 we've put in our ad next to this i article and find some suggestions for quick, inexpensive, nutrlcious meals. And you can be sure, always, i that what you're buying is the best money can buy; it's quality known! the country over at the best possible price., _ __ Brother Ray Sherman's plenty pleased about the swell reception and warm welromc received upon moving into his new home here In Freeport. Ray says it's a friendly (own and we go along with that i i U ' L l i e way. Are you i n k i n g advantage, in Mils hot wen l her ospcciw-U^. of. thn fact that we are the only super marl in the area with FREE delivery? Just call us at Freeporj, 9-4176 or Free- , port 9-01GO. Mm we have the finest parking facilities in town for your convenience. Let us help you • beat the. heat." —Adv. Bishop Molloy K. of C. Plans 30th Anniversary Plans for celebrating the 30th anniversary" of Bishop Molloy Coun-cil. K. of C.( during the week of July 23, were made al a meeting Tuesday night in headquarters, 56 West Merrick rd. The actual anni-versary falls on next Wednesday. Members are to attend commun-ion at one of the churches repre- / sen ted in the council Saturday 'morning, July 23. During the week 'there will be an old timers' night and other events. Past Grand Knight James P. McHugh has been named chairman of a committee composed of repre-sentatives of 31 councils in Nassau and Suffolk Counties in a cajnpaign planned by Cardinal Mercier Assem-bly, Fourth Degree Knights, to raise $10,000 for the-?work of St. Charles Hospital for Cripples in Port Jeffer-son. Daniel J. Carmlchael Is secre-. tary of the committee.* Luke J. Smith, chancellor of the council, is in charge for the Sixth District. SECOND BAPTIST WOMEN TO TAKE CHARGE SUNDAY Women's Day will be observed at the Second Baptist Church Sunday. The women have prepared a pro-gram and will be in charge at all services. As a result, the pastor,-the Rev. R. G. Harris, will attend his duties as field worker for the East-ern Baptist Association. In the morning he will attend services in the Ebenezer Baptist Church, Brook-lyn, and* in the evening the First Baptist Church, Manhasset. CHINESE HAND LAUNDRY AND CLEANERS Has Opened At 37 South Grove Street Freeport SHIRTS 16c SUITS 90c Pillow Cases ^C Sheets £ for All. Reasonable Prices Let's get acquainted . .. . Qivejts c OTHER STORE AT 60 N. VILLAGE Rockville Centre. N. Y. Ink Spot .Injured In Lone 4th Mishap Ivory Watson, 38, 11 Hopatcong ave., Lakeview, one of the three Ink Spots^nadio singers, was injured in the only Fourth of July accident in Freeport. He suffered a fractured rib. Isabel Francoise, 42, of the same address, whom Watson de-scribed as his fiancee, suffered a broken knee cap. Diane Jenkins, 7 1055 Forest ave.. the Bronx, a pas-sanger in the same car, sustained minor- injuries. *. • • Thr> 'accident happened at North -Brookside and West 'Seaman - ave., and "involved three cars. Oliver C. Pryer. jr., Baldwin's deputy fire chief, was driving south on "Brqok-side ave., when his car was in col-lision with the Watson machine going east on Seaman ave. Mrs*. Louise M. Wirasnik. 66. 32 Claurome st., who was following Watson was unable to bring her car to a halt and ran into the vehicle. Neither Pryer nor Mrs. Wirasnik was hurt. '- Watson and, Miss .Francoise/-were taken to the .Meadowbrook Hospital.- LARSEN RESIGNS AS TRUSTEE Because of the extrarduties he has undertaken as treasurer of the Nas-sau County American Legion, C. Howard Larsen has resigned as chairman and member of the Board of Trustees of William Clinton Story Post, George V. 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Park Board Bids for the preliminary work in the development of the Board of Education's 91/^-acre field on Sun-rise highway just west of the Meadowbrook Causeway will be opened at a meeting next Wednes-day night. Under -the terms of the grant by which the property was turned over to the board. by the Long Island State Park-Commission the grounds must be developed within a two-year period. At the annual school meeting last May $25,000 was. taken from surplus to finance as much work as possible this year. Bids are to be receiver1, -for a contract to clear the grounds, grade the property, install drainage, spread top soil and seed the land. There are three alternative pro-posals. Officials--had hoped to have money enough to also surround the iield with a'lence, but the amount of top soil required has exceeded original estimates and probably the $25,000 allowance will not go as far as expected, they say. The need for an athletic field for school sports has grown as the num-ber of candidates for the various teams has increased. Take football, there is not only a varsity squad, but a junior varsity, a freshman team, as well as seventh and eighth year elevens. Then too there are large baseball and track squads with lacrosse having been added to the list of sports being sponsored by the school. Athletic officials are honeful the field will be ready to permit* baseball • practice next spring. When com-pleted the .field will have a football gridiron, a baseball diamond, a lacrosse field^a quarter mile track and a 220-yard straight-away track. A 'small grand stand also is planned. Completion of the field will per-mit the girls to have exclusive use of the Raynor st. field as was origin-ally planned. Plans for the' field were drawn by Harry A. Strecker, the engineer who drafted those for the Mid-Town Plan some six years ago and for the revised plans for eliminating the Freeport Grade grossing elimination. Eddie Vasil INTRODUCES . . . Hyman Wurtzel "Industry—the new lifeline of Long Island." * * * * Mr. Hyman Wurtzel is president of one of Freeport's lending indus-tries. The Grove .Dress Manufacturing Co., located on the southeast corner of Merrick rd. and Grove st. In remodeling the building for this enter-prising concern, Mr. Wurtzel and his partner, Mr. Louis Mantin. beautified an important corner in Freeport. with a three-story edifice that looks more like a college build-ing than a factory. This estab-lishment employs approximtae.ly 125 persons who live in this, and surrounding villages. ZIPPER'S PHARMACY OPEN ALL DAY SUNDAY Zipper's Pharmacy, 51 S o u t h Grove st.. will remain open Sunday after the other druggists in Free-port close at 2 P.M. The telephone is FReeport 8-0277 HYMAN WURTZEL Viebrock Qets $10 Restitution For Ice Cream Taken 14 Years Ago Sum.' fourlri'n. years ;i</o, snmooiu', probably a sodajcrkci1- emplnvcd bv < ' o n l Viohrork, could not rrsist liis vrarnini*- for * * • if* !<•«• cn-ani and helped himself evidently to plenly of it without the formality of reimbursing the '• ——-^—• •—-— owner of South Main st. luncheon- 'contribute the money to Patrolman A friendly personality, good business intellect, complete un-derstanding of employer - em-ployee relations, and full knowl-edge of apparel manufacturing, have been the instrumental facA tors in helping him attain his success in- this field of endeavor. The Grove Dress Manufacturing Co. has been operating in Free-port for eight years. During this time, the management-labor re-lations have been of the highest calibre. * * * * The plant is well ventilated, fluorcscently lighted, clean and comfortable. They have oper- • ated without a strike and without any major accidents. Their safety record has won them a coveted New York State Insur-ance Fund citation. All this has been possible because the owners work with the employees, not over them. This friendly, cooperative spirit is evidenced by the fact that the average length of employee-service is five to six years. * * i> * Mr. Hyman Wurtzel has been in this business over 25 years. He started this plant In Frceport about eight years ago, formerly being located in Roosevelt. Being a firm believer that Freeport, is a better place to Jive, and a better place to work in, he purchased his home and moved his family to 163 VV. Seaman ave. *~ ' » * * + ' He is married to the former Lillian Herbach of Brooklyn, who is prominently active in the various activities of Temple B'nai Israel. They have four chUdrjm1._Mrsi_JCenneth Suna, of Freeport, Elaine, who was engaged last Sunday to Martin Surnamer, Dolores, a student at Freeport Junior High School, and Leo, who has his own factory in Copaigue. They also have two grandchildren. Besides other organizations, Hyman Wurtzel is also a mem-ber of the Preeport Lodge of* Elks. Lions Club, Masons, and trie Temple B'nai Israel. * » -f * i He is sincerely Interested in all charitable and civic projects, and his family attitude is very impressive. This type of progressive industri-alist is more than welcomed, especially now that all Long Island realizes more and more the definite need for industry in its new pattern of life. Nassau County has grown more than any other section in the country, , and local industry is the answer to the problem of increased employment ; for its approximately million inhabitants. The demand to not only live here, but also work here has become greater than ever before. •f *• * .* This is Hyman Wurtzel of the Grove Dress Manufacturing Co.. another true symbol of "Industry—The new lifeline of Long Island." MISS FREEPORT Photo-Mart ANN SONNEBORN, (Story on Page -4) 1,123 Registered At 4 Playgrounds During First Week Attendance Totaled 2,844; Craft Classes Filled; Tourneys JDn. Registration nt the fonr public school playgrounds sponsored by the Board of Education totaled 1,123 Friday at the end of the first week. The figures by sqhools were: Archer st., 314; Seaman ave., 344; Colum-bus ave., 326, and Cleveland ave., 39, J. Wesley Southard, the direc-or, announced. - . • . Attendance for the week totaled 2,844. The kindergarten classes were well attended, Archer St., Columbus ave. and Seaman ave. having attendance of 80 to 100 youngsters, and Cleve-land 50 dally between the ages of 4 to 7 years. The youngsters had a wonderful time playing in the sand boxes, finger painting, color-ing, stringing beads and preparing for their special events. * Arts and crafts classes are nearly filled to capacity so it has become i necessary lo schedule regular class hours for certain age groups. Class- ' es range in size from 25 to 40. There arc four classes daily in each play- . ground—9:00 to 10:30, 10:30 to 12:00, i 1:30 to 2:30 and 2:30 to 4:00. Work , Is" .starting in clay, liquid plastics, shells, weaving,- mat making, class (Continued on Pnye 3) ' Pays Personal Visit At Premier of 'Girl From Jones Beach' Ann Sonneborn Crowned *Miss Freeport1 Acts As 'Lady-in-Waiting* Years ago when Freeport had its famous theatrical colony, the arriv-al of one more star in town' was hardly noticed. But those days are gone. The famous LIGHTS elub has ceased tu exist and its club-house at the waterfront, scene of many interesting affairs, such as an annual Christmas Party in July, when all the stars could yet to-gether to exchange gifts, has been razed. So the world premier of Warner Bros.' new film, "The • Girl from Jones Beach," with the personal ippenrancc In town of Miss Virginia Mayo, star of the picture, at the Grove Theatre last night, created a .hrill in Freeport just as it. would lave in any other community. The premier brought to a con-clusion a series of events that v/tvs started locally Monday night when Miss Ann Sonneborn, was crowned as Miss Frceport by acting Mayor Leonard D. B. Smith at a brief cere-mony on the .stage of I he Grove Theatre. Miss Freeport consltutfed one of ten "lp dies-in-waiting" chosen from as n.any south shore communities Lo act a.s a guard of honor for Miss Mayo at the Grove Theatre and the Fantasy in Rock-ville Centre, which shared with the initial showing of "The .Girl from [Jones Beach." Luncheon at Jones~Bearli Then on Tuesday a luncheon was given in the Jones Beach Marine Restaurant for the 50 girls from the various communities who had com-peted for the honor of being chosen for Miss Mayo's retinue and the committees of the South Shore Busi-ness Council who had been planning for weeks to make the premier a success. Miss Mayo appeared in person al the luncheon, and smilingly endured the ordeal of posing for innumerable photographs and autographing an equally innumerable number of cards and what-nots for those at the luncheon. Everybody of import-mice was introduced. Then all the girls and Committee-men Fefl for Wnn1.:igh to take part in the cnvalcade, which after mak-ing its way east to Seaford. then proceeded westward with Miss Mayo heading the procession, to Valley Stream. There were, floats for the • girls from the,various villages. Bui., Freeport was a l i t t l e differnet. Guy Lombardo donated the u.se of his speedboat, the Tempo VI on which^ (Continued on Page 3' ette. Evidently memories of the ice cream filching as a youth have preyed on the conscience of the ex-soda jerker so he decided to make restitution. For this* week Mr. Vie-brock received through the- mails an anonymous letter, with a crisp $10 bill enclosed. • The epistle read: "Gentlemen: "Enclosed please find $10 for the ice cream taken from your,.place about 14 years .ago. • "Sorry." ' Mr: 'Vieblt>ck has no: recollections as to whom might fcave taken .the ice cream. He announced he would Joseph Romeika, director of the Freeport -Police Boys Clubs to assist him in his' work. Drought Ends on Eve Of St. Swithin's Day . Well the drought has been broken. That is now official following Tuesday night's down- •pour. But beware. Tomorrow is St. Swithin's Day. Perhaps we are in store for a rainy sea-son to follow the prolonged dry " spelt ". ' They say it never rains but it pours. But after; what we have been through, Let it Four! Sewer District 12 Established After A Public Hearing Two Streets Omitted To Cut Costs—Bids For Dist. 14 Opened Following, a hearing Monday night in the Municipal Building, the Free-port Sewer Commission voted to establish Lateral Sewer District 12, comprising the extreme soutl>west= ern section of'the village and " to advertise the contracts for the lay-ing of the laterals. __ Due to the bond issue limitations, two streets, Sterling and Irving, were eliminiated from the proposed district to reduce the cost of the project. ' . Michael J. fcoffey. presided at the (Continued on Page -1C') Gommittee Counts Miss Freeporf Votes • . . —Baratclle-Photo Marl Counting the ballots in the popularity contest held in connection, with the premier of "The Girl from Jones Beaeb?"*~are;T'left to right, Jack Leff, Joe Gould, Mayor Robert L. Doxsee, Simon. Baumann, chair-man of the Merchants' Cpuncil, and-Jack L. Green, chairman of the contest. .
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Title | 1949-07-14 |
Subject | Newspaper |
Description | This is a newspaper distributed locally within Freeport and Baldwin, Long Island, |
Creator | Linda Toscano |
Publisher | L & M Publications, P.O. Box 312, 30 South Ocean Avenue, Suite 204, Freeport, New York 11520.; |
Contributors | Nicolas Toscano, Michele Swersey, Joan Delaney. |
Date | 2010 |
Type | Periodical |
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Source | Freeport Memorial Library |
Language | English |
Coverage | United States |
Rights | Newspapers are Public Domain before 1 March 1989; and Digital Rights after that date transferred to Freeport Memorial Library by L & M Publications. |
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Originally posted by NYKF Hornet
I would have liked to sit in on that meeting.
And Bass is down. And Bass is out.
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I agree about JMo, but if PJ is gone and we don't pick up a PF in FA, then who starts? Having size is the reason why I wanted Cook over West. JMag can't handle rebounding on his own.Originally posted by NYKF Hornet
I would like to see West off the bench, that will be the best way he can help us. MO is not a starting PF, but if we are really changing our style of play to a more uptempo game . . . we don't need big bodies, just runners and shooters. Maybe they plan on making the PF position a cutter position, and hope Mags can handle the rebounds.
Originally posted by NYKF Hornet
I would have liked to sit in on that meeting.
And Bass is down. And Bass is out.
West can rebound
I'm not a player I just, well you know the rest....
West is a better rebounder than Cook.
True. I guess I'm just focusing on the size factor. Once we move West, it'll definitely become a factor.Originally posted by Bad_Intentions
West can rebound
Rodman was the best rebounder and he was undersized. West has the instincts to rebound no matter how tall he is.
Hmmm and he can shoot also...
I just saw on the ESPN ticker that he shot over 50% in each of his 4 seasons with Xavier!!!
Rodman was a freak of nature in more ways than one.Originally posted by BayouHornet
Rodman was the best rebounder and he was undersized. West has the instincts to rebound no matter how tall he is.
Seriously though, the league is different than in Rodman's prime.
he is rangy, has very long arms also
I know one thing you and I can agree on. We need someone better than Alexander.Originally posted by Grandadmiral
Rodman was a freak of nature in more ways than one.
Seriously though, the league is different than in Rodman's prime.
AMEN BROTHA!!!Originally posted by BayouHornet
I know one thing you and I can agree on. We need someone better than Alexander.
Don't get me wrong guys. I'm satisfied with the West pick. I'm just looking more into the future as we go to the West. We will need size.
They picked him just because we're moving to the West! They thought that, because of his name, he'd be a good fit.
Maybe West could play best in the West?
heh, j/k.
And the conspiracy theories continue.... look for the Hornets to go with HS All-American Grassy Knoll from Texas's Book Depository Academy.Originally posted by Displaced Yat
They picked him just because we're moving to the West! They thought that, because of his name, he'd be a good fit.
what do you think we'll do in the 2nd? wing g or another big man?
Are their any guys that came out of the 2nd round that made an impact within 2 years?
I'd just as soon have another big man myself, Bad, but whether we take such at 48 will of course depend on what's available.
Whatever the case, Instant Offense better turn his stroke up a notch before he finds his minutes shaved by Floyd the Barber.
wing man, heck the 2nd pick might not make the dress out roster.
Size is important to me. Rodman was thick, and couldn't be moved out of position . . . he also threw himself all over the palce. AS crazy looking as he was, the man was a tough rebounding machine. I'm happy with West, as long as we are not thinking about starting him. With our glut at PF, I see either PJ leaving or some sort of trade. Traylor can back up Mags. But a front line of Mags, Mo, West, and Traylor . . . we need a consistent guy.
This is where they go and pick Dupree.
I totally agree.Originally posted by NYKF Hornet
we need a consistent guy.
I just walked in from the draft party. There were cheers. The overall feeling in the arena was that it was a good pick. We found out about 30 seconds before it was announced by Stern. I didn't get a draft packet as I came in after the first 3,000 but did manage autographs from Tractor Traylor and Lynch. It was a good time.Originally posted by NYKF Hornet
any word from that draft party?
Responses? Cheers? Anything?
Anyway, I'm very pleased with the pick. One question mark raised in my head is whether or not PJ Brown will accept the Hornets offer for his return. If he doesn't accept there offer, then they have West to fall back on, although Bass swears that the Hornets will definitely pursue PJ for next season and that he is very important to the Hornets. Floyd repeated the same at the press conference following the announcement of West. We'll see about this....
All I have to say is David West is from GARNER, NORTH CAROLINA!
(But we aren't a basketball crazy state that produces NBA players year after year not to mention Assistant Coaches i.e. Gattison and or Gentry)
That being said, I am extremely pleased with this pick (considering the position they were picking from) I think he is going to surprise a lot of people with his athleticism. Although he is a little undersized (more weight room work required) he is very tenacious on the boards and this is what I like about him the most!
Lastly you don't just get the National Player of the Year award if you don't have some game!
Last edited by Villain; 06-26-2003 at 09:18 PM.
Thanks alon504. Vitale threw us off with his PJ to Cavs rumor.
Glad to hear the draft party was happy with the pick and excited about our chances. Hearing Bass and Floyd say they want keep PJ, makes me more comfortable with the pick. I like West off the bench, combined with MO we are set at PF. Traylor can play PF or C, and will be more useful as we move west.
I've been away from the computer the past 3 weeks, but what's this Brand rumor?Originally posted by NYKF Hornet
Vitale says he thinks PJ is going to the Cavs, and that West was drafted as a replacement for PJ. We might have some trade options, but I think the Brand trade will not happen.
Haha! So I finish high school, & my first paying job right out the gate is....to go back to high school! Who would've thunked it?!
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This tutorial introduces developing for MeeGo x86 devices on Linux. It explains the basic application development workflow, focusing on how the tools in the SDK work together.
It does not go into detail about Qt, the MeeGo APIs, or how to make an application integrate with the MeeGo environment.
If you've got a MeeGo device:
See Getting started with the MeeGo SDK for Linux for instructions.
See these instructions.
With everything installed, you should now be able to run the Simulator from the MeeGo environment.
Leave the startmeego script running, and start Qt Creator with:
qtcreator &
This runs Qt Creator on the host (not inside Xephyr):
To setup the project:
Next write some code:
Then configure the project:
Now you're all set to run the application.
First don't forget to generate the makefile (apply qmake).
From inside Qt Creator, click on the big green arrow (bottom-left corner) to run the application. This will build it first (using the Qt Version you set up) then run it on display :2 (inside the Xephyr simulated MeeGo desktop).
In the Simulator, you might need to click on the MyZone icon (the house icon) to reveal the application running behind it:
This means running the application from Qt Creator, but with debugging turned on, so you can watch the state of the application while it's running under Xephyr.
In the previous sections, we built the debugging helper for the version of Qt we're using. This needs to be done first, otherwise you can't debug the application.
To put Qt Creator into debug mode, click on the bug icon in the left-hand toolbar. This adds some extra panels to the window which are used to show the stack, watch expressions etc..
Next, you need something to debug. I added a Push Button to the form:
Then added a click handler for it, so that when the button is clicked, a message string is assigned into a variable then output to the console. The code looks like this:
/* file: Headers/mainwindow.h */ #ifndef MAINWINDOW_H #define MAINWINDOW_H #include <QMainWindow> namespace Ui { class MainWindow; } class MainWindow : public QMainWindow { Q_OBJECT public: explicit MainWindow(QWidget *parent = 0); ~MainWindow(); protected: void changeEvent(QEvent *e); private: Ui::MainWindow *ui; private slots: void on_pushButton_clicked(); }; #endif // MAINWINDOW_H
/* file: Sources/mainwindow.cpp */ #include "mainwindow.h" #include "ui_mainwindow.h" #include <QDebug> #include <QString> MainWindow::MainWindow(QWidget *parent) : QMainWindow(parent), ui(new Ui::MainWindow) { ui->setupUi(this); } MainWindow::~MainWindow() { delete ui; } void MainWindow::changeEvent(QEvent *e) { QMainWindow::changeEvent(e); switch (e->type()) { case QEvent::LanguageChange: ui->retranslateUi(this); break; default: break; } } void MainWindow::on_pushButton_clicked() { QString message; message = "I have been well and truly clicked"; qDebug() << message; }
Most of this is boilerplate generated when I started the project, but the MainWindow::on_pushButton_clicked method is mine. Notice how it also needs to be defined as a private slot in the header file.
Add a breakpoint next to the line where you want the debugger to break by clicking in the editor margin. It looks like this:
(See the red circle on line 34 after message is initialized.)
To run the application in debug mode, click on the green arrow with a bug overlaid on it (bottom left). This starts the application inside Xephyr:
Now, click on the button. The program should pause at the breakpoint. Switch back to Qt Creator and look at the debug panels:
Notice how the Locals and Watchers tab reports the message variable set to "I have been well and truly clicked".
For more information about using Qt Creator in debug mode, see [1].
If you have a real MeeGo device available, it's also possible to run and debug your application on it using Qt Creator.
The device requires some configuration and extra packages before you can deploy from Qt Creator to it. Install them from the command line as follows:
sudo zypper install openssh-server
To start it manually (you'll need to do this just after you've installed it, otherwise it won't be available until you reboot):
sudo /etc/init.d/sshd start
To add it to the init sequence so it starts at boot time:
sudo chkconfig --add sshd
sudo zypper install gdb-gdbserver
In Qt Creator (still running from the chroot):
Once you've completed this, you should be able to deploy and run the application on the netbook:
Here's an example of what the application looks like running on a netbook:
This works almost the same on a remote device as it does inside the Simulator.
If you used the same code as above, try clicking on the Click me button in the application (running on the netbook). The application should pause at the breakpoint; and in Qt Creator, the message variable should then be visible in the Locals and Watchers tab, set to "I have been well and truly clicked". (No screenshot this time because Qt Creator looks the same as it does for local debugging.)


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Lydia Belle Carl of McKinney, Texas, passed away on February 14, 2013, at the age of 78.
She was born on June 30, 1934, in Bakersfield, California, to Walter C. and Elsie Jane (Hudkins) Stormont.She received her associates degree in Early Childhood Development at Modesto Junior College, in Modesto, California. Lydia worked for the government in the health and human services department, in both California and Texas, for more than 20 years. She delivered Meals On Wheels in Princeton, Texas, and was a member of the Faith Baptist Church in Princeton, Texas for more than 15 years.
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The TaylorMade R7 Steel fairway wood incorporates TaylorMade's renowned Movable Weight Technology. The r7 Steel is made of 455 steel and is more traditionally shaped. Key features of the TaylorMade R7 Steel fairway woods include two Perimeter-positioned TaylorMade Launch Control (TLC) ports giving 16 grams of movable weight consisting of a 2-gram TLC cartridge and 14-gram TLC cartridge which increase MOI and promote greater stability on mis-hits. The TaylorMade R7 Steel fairway wood is made from high-strength steel composition, has the same traditional shape as the tour-proven r7 TP and V Steel and a relatively shallow face which helps make the R7 Steel exceptionally easy to launch.The TaylorMade R7 Steel fairway wood was created for players who want MWT in a more compact and traditionally shaped fairway wood. TaylorMade's MWT gives R7 Steel users the power to promote either a neutral ball flight or a right-to-left ball flight, depending upon how the TLC cartridges are configured. (Positioning the 2-gram TLC cartridge in the heel TLC port and the 14-gram TLC cartridge in the toe TLC ports promotes a neutral bias; switching the cartridge positions promotes a right-to-left bias.) TaylorMade testing indicates that the R7 Steel's MWT promotes shot-shape movement of up to 15 yards.
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The TaylorMade R7 Steel fairway wood is a classic looking fairway wood that uses moveable weights to change the flight of the shot. In our tests, the head was smaller than the driver's with the movable weights so the effect was not as great, but it still works well. The steel heads seemed a little heavier than other makes, but the performance was very good from all models in the range. Overall a good quality wood with options to move the weighting around, but if you want a neutral balanced fairway wood, then there are probably better ones around.
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