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I'm a Backer: The Locksmith
Welcome to our regular Wednesday column, "I'm a Backer." This week we switch gears from the gaming categories that have dominated this column since its inception, and take a look at category near and dear to my heart: Comic Books! You would think that since I am currently working on a comic book project of my own, I would have done a column on this subject before now; alas when it comes to comic books I am very picky, and had yet to find a story I really resonated with till I ran across this week's project: The Locksmith, a noir/scifi detective story with metaphysical implications. When I say metaphysical, I'm talking about other worlds, doorways to beyond, and death. It's hard to say for certain; the author does a good job of limiting exposure to the exact story.
Interested? Me too. The creator of this project, Terrance Grace, describes his book thusly:
There is a room inside an old tenement building in the Bronx. Inside the room is a doorway that leads to another dimension where past, present and future exist simultaneously. This gateway must remain protected — by the Locksmith. The problem: Santiago, the Locksmith, has died. The power is unleashed. What was once dead, seeks life. And that is just the beginning… And possibly end of the world — And the universe. While investigating the sudden and inexplicable murder of his own brother, Detective Mick Fagan uncovers a strange series of events, all leading back to the Bronx apartment. He soon becomes convinced that he too is somehow part of this mystery, and joins forces with Santiago's family in trying to contain what lurks beyond the doorway.
Though I like super heroes as much as the next guy, I'm very much a story guy in comic books. These things don't have to be mutually exclusive, but I have observed that violence and special effects are often substituted for story in many of my favorite floppies. For story i read Vertigo comics, and this comic – The Locksmith, has that kind of feel to me.
Not to be outdone by the story though, the art is also top notch, though I know that color printing and shipping is expensive, I would wager that the majority of the project's $19,000 budget is earmarked for art; quality like this doesn't come cheap. I think the style suits the self described noir/mystery as well – though the lettering is occasionally a little too 'digital' for the rest of the piece, the colors and the ink really suit the subject matter.
Product aside, the presentation of the project is quite good too. The page has some wonderful comic title images that I wish I had been smart enough to think of. The video, which isn't something I always watch as many of you know, was very good. You can tell that the author has worked in film, and either has skills or friends to help him produce a top notch presentation. The hard-boiled narration and the sound effects as Terrance pans across the pages is also a nice touch.
I appreciate that the creator tells us the story of his work, and that it started out as a film script. It adds flavor to an already well presented product. I also really like that he is a backer of many projects (including my own in the interest of full disclosure) and is really a member of the Kickstarter community. He goes on to provide some details, talking about production and schedules and such. The only thing he could have done better here, would be to tell us a bit more about how the funds he is raising will be used; even with this wonderful art, $19,000 is still a large number for a comic book project.
I had a chance to sit down with Terrance and ask him a couple questions:
The pages in your work, The Locksmith, have lots of noir in them, but not so much sci-fi. Is that because you are treading lightly around spoilers?
There are some truly fantastical things that happen as the story builds. As a reader, I certainly don't like a story to be 'spoiled' and so with my description, I try to convey the context of action and plot, without giving specifics away. The science fiction aspect of "The Locksmith" is not aliens and spaceships — It is grounded in that period of film noir when you did on occasion see fantasy and sci-fi enter into what might appear to be, a typical noir setup. Think Fritz Lang, for example.
Noir is very much about ordinary men and women in extraordinary circumstances, caught up in a tidal wave of mystery that is beyond their comprehension. "The Locksmith" ups the ante, by using the metaphysical aspects of science fiction as the 'gun' lurking behind the corner, just ahead. I really want to keep it a mystery for the reader so that hopefully, this graphic novel is a real 'page turner'.
How did you come up with this idea?
My first love has always been science fiction. I credit "2001: A Space Odyssey" for first, my enrollment in art school and then film school (NYU). Years later, after writing several screenplays that were consciously geared towards the indie art crowd, I was feeling a little stale and needed some motivation to start a new project. I decided to try my hand at fantasy, but wanted to keep New York City as a backdrop. It was important for me that whatever story would develop, it should remain grounded in the grit of the city. Even if the main character travels back through time to encounter a (oops spoiler alert) a Neanderthal, it should feel real.
Noir has the 'real man' in 'unreal circumstance' so that was the first step: A combo noir/science fiction story. There always seems to be a cop or ex-cop in every noir story and so the main character was given life: A cop, born and raised in Queens, NY encounters… What? A room, where past, present and future, exist simultaneously. Naturally that room has to be in the Bronx… And so on. This is the process I take myself through when starting a new project. When you imagine a locksmith, you think of keys and locked/unlocked doors. What interests me first about a character, is the internal emotional history and psychology that drives that character through the action of decision-making. So, our cop finds himself in the middle of some pretty extraordinary elements — He is searching for the 'key' to this mystery. Because the future of the universe is at stake, this key, naturally has to be more than just a key and a lock: It has to be part of this cop's psychological makeup. It has to be something that informs every bone in his body.
What about this project makes you think it would be a better graphic novel than a movie?
I've always seen "The Locksmith" as being a transmedia project. Since I'm first and foremost a screenwriter, the project began as a screenplay, but in Hollywood, there is reticence around stories and characters that are 'original' — Studios want tested material. They like to see that there is provenance, particularly with science fiction/fantasy. So with that in mind, I decided to try "The Locksmith" out in this new medium. The story was a natural fit in the graphic novel format, which unlike mainstream cinema, allows for complex mythologies and characters that are not always 'popular' in the heroic sense. This adaptation process has in turn, strengthened the story. It has forced me to really pare down the elements into the essential. So naturally, "The Locksmith" project became a progression of formats: First, a graphic novel, then an animated graphic novel app… Game and eventually a movie and possibly, TV series. There is a serial aspect to the story — I am already working out some basics for a sequel: How does "The Locksmith – Unchained" sound? I have this image of Prometheus, chained to a rock, in my head — And no, that not-so-good movie of late, is not an influence.
When comics really made you fall in love with the medium?
I really like "Watchmen." I love how real history, turned on its head, was used as a backdrop for these characters. I'm particularly enamored of Dr. Manhattan. What a fantastic idea that this character should be 'reborn' out of a nuclear accident into some metaphysical buddhist.
The "Parker" trilogy — Darwyn Cooke's take on Richard Stark. I am a visual person, when I write, I am just putting down on paper, what I see in my head. That's what I like about the graphic novel format: It's a combination of word, picture and design. Cooke's design is fantastic. It's a perfect blend of the 50's and 60's graphic elements; and that, coupled with the pulp nature of Stark's anti-hero, makes for a great experience. I find myself going back through the pages, over and over again.
I also want to mention a graphic novel app called, "Operation Ajax." It's about the CIA's involvement in Iran in the 50's — And the installation and eventual ouster of, The Shah. The presentation is great and it turns what might possibly be, dry history, into an exciting page turner. I would like to explore the technology behind the simple motion used in this app, for "The Locksmith."
What would you say the influences that lead to the Locksmith's creation were
As mentioned earlier… "2001: A Space Odyssey" was a primary influence, along with perhaps, "Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep," Philip K. Dick's story, that eventually became "Blade Runner." But also, there were those rainy sunday afternoons as a kid, spent watching "Creature From the Black Lagoon" and "Frankenstein," followed by "The Maltese Falcon" and my favorite Bogart turn as a self-destructive screenwriter in Nicholas Ray's, "In a Lonely Place." Raymond Chandler and Graham Greene are two of my favorite writers and although I do not read other authors, when I am writing, I'm sure they have served as great influencers of my work.
Tags: Comic Books, I'm a Backer, Kickstarter, Noir, Sci-fi, The Locksmith
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I am also a backer of "The Locksmith" (Which can be found here: http://kck.st/OP0WFm, by the way). Right away, I was drawn by the artwork (if you'll pardon the phrase.) Silvio Db has a gritty, realistic style that suits the noir theme.
Also, this comic has the best tag line: "Sometimes dead just isn't dead enough."
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Walter Zigelli (Joaçaba, 3 de novembro de 1933 - Florianópolis, 18 de abril de 2019) foi um advogado e político brasileiro.

Vida
Filho de Guilherme Zigelli e de Olga Zigelli, bacharelou-se em direito pela Universidade Federal de Santa Catarina. Casou com Alba Lígia Zigelli, com quem teve filhos.

Carreira
Foi deputado à Assembleia Legislativa de Santa Catarina na 5ª legislatura (1963 — 1967), eleito pela União Democrática Nacional (UDN).

Bibliografia
Piazza, Walter: Dicionário Político Catarinense. Florianópolis: Assembleia Legislativa do Estado de Santa Catarina, 1985.

Ligações externas

Deputados estaduais de Santa Catarina
Membros da União Democrática Nacional
Naturais de Joaçaba

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Spend 12 days in North and South Carolina and road trip between the bustling cities of Charleston and Savannah (yes, technically this is Georgia), the cosmopolitan Myrtle Beach and the unspoilt Outer Banks of North Carolina.
Make your way to the airport this afternoon for your early evening flight to Charleston, where the road trip begins.
Feeling refreshed after a good night's sleep you will have the chance to explore Charleston today. The best way to see the city is by bike, so we will organise for a guide to meet you at your hotel with bikes (or e-bikes if you prefer).
Start the day with a tour of The Battery area, where you'll see beautiful stately homes and a combination of architectural influences. Next cross the Arthur Ravenel Jr Bridge and move on to Sullivan's Island via Fort Moultrie, which fended off the British attack in 1776 and has a great view of Fort Sumter where the first shots of the Civil War were fired. Your guide will be able to bring this history to life with more context.
When you eventually reach Sullivan's Island, spend plenty of time soaking up the atmosphere. This is the summer playground of Charleston, where many residents will have a second home and residents of other US states come to make the most of the long summer days and beautiful white sand beach. Take in lunch at the iconic Poe's restaurant (named after Edgar Allen Poe who once called Sullivan's home) before heading back to the city in time to freshen up before dinner.
Get behind the wheel for the first leg of your road trip today as you drive two hours from Charleston to Savannah, which is in the neighbouring state of Georgia.
When you arrive, check in to your hotel and then you are free to explore Savannah at your leisure. This is one of the best cities in the US to explore on foot so we recommend simply wandering around and soaking up the atmosphere. If the options for food are proving too much, we can suggest a great restaurant for dinner.
For the golf enthusiast there is a good detour to take advantage of on your drive to Savannah, going via Kiawah Island Resort (which also makes a great lunch stop for the non-golfer).
You'll want to get up early today to make the most of your day exploring Savannah. Start by heading to Tybee Island, where you can wander along the pretty beaches then eat fresh seafood at the original Crab Shack. While you dine, enjoy the seaside views and even watch the live alligators in the restaurant pond.
This afternoon, head out to towards the Savannah River where you can board a steam ship for a cruise along the waterways. As a coastal city, the rivers in Savanah are wide and numerous and you'll enjoy some lovely views of the city from the boat.
Hit the road again today as you drive back to Charleston for the night. We suggest breaking up the two hour drive with a stop at Middleton Place.
This old plantation house has been beautifully preserved to not only provide a stunning spot for a stroll in the gardens and to admire the architecture, but also as a memorial for the thousands of slaves who lived and worked here. Visitors can see the wooden shacks where slaves lived and learn more about the lives and history of these people who helped make Charleston what it is today.
After spending a few hours at Middleton Place, carry on to Charleston where you have the evening free to explore and eat in the city.
If you are travelling in March make the most of the city's buzzing food and wine festival, or in September, enjoy special set menus and offers during the popular restaurant week.
After a busy few days today you have a full day to relax and explore Charleston at a leisurely pace. We recommend having a lie in and then heading out for a Charleston-style brunch.
When you've refuelled, you might like to visit one of the many museums in the city, such as The Charleston Museum, which is one of the oldest in the US, or the Old Slave Museum, to learn more about the south's troubled history. Later in the afternoon, wander through the city admiring the historic colonial houses and enjoy a typical leisurely and hearty southern dinner.
If you are feeling more adventurous you can rent kayaks to travel through the waterways that surround the city. At certain times of year you have the chance of seeing both manatees and dolphins.
You've spent plenty of time in cities so far on this road trip, but today you are changing things up a little by heading to the beach.
Set off from Charleston after breakfast and head north along the coast to Myrtle Beach. This is one of the most popular beach destinations in the US and perfect for a couple of days of rest and relaxation.
When you arrive, settle in to your new hotel then head to the beach. The rest of the afternoon is yours to spend at leisure, enjoying the sunshine and the sea views.
Today you have another free day to play with.
As well as simply enjoying the sun and beach fun you might like to wander along the boardwalk where you can find arcades, souvenir shops and lots of restaurants to stop for a leisurely lunch in. For a bit of old-fashioned fun, visit the Family Kingdom amusement park, or take to the skies on the SkyWheel, one of the country's tallest Ferris wheels.
For shopaholics there is a great outlet centre nearby where you can pick up some great bargains to take home with you.
Get up early to hit the road and head to the last stop on your road trip today. For your last two nights you'll be staying on the outer banks of the coast off far-north North Carolina.
The drive to your new hotel here from Myrtle Beach is around six hours but is very scenic as you'll be travelling along the coast. We recommend stopping in Wilmington for lunch as there is a fantastic beach boardwalk and some good restaurant option here.
After a long day on the road, arrive in time for a few pre-dinner drinks.
As today is your last full day we have planned a morning of fun to make it a memorable one. After breakfast head out to enjoy an airboat tour on the beautiful Outer Banks. North Carolina is known for its scenic waterways and their resident wildlife, and the best way to see these is by airboat. Feel the breeze in your hair as you speed down the waterways and capture some amazing photographs in the morning light.
When you've found your way back to dry land enjoy a leisurely lunch with a view and then take an afternoon stroll to work it off. We suggest driving along the Outer Banks until you come across a deserted beach (it shouldn't be too hard to find one!) and then gently strolling along the sand as you soak up your tranquil surroundings.
Sadly your road trip comes to and end today, but not before one last drive. After a final seaside breakfast, make the six hour journey back to Charleston where you can drop the hire car off at the airport and then check in for your direct night flight back to the UK.
The flight time is around eight hours so you will land tomorrow morning.
After your overnight flight you will land back in the UK in the mid-morning today.


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Perry, Samuel Augustus (1787–1854)
by Bernard T. Dowd
Samuel Perry, n.d.
State Library of New South Wales, 179593
Samuel Augustus Perry (1787-1854), soldier and surveyor, was born on 14 March 1787, and baptized on 12 September 1791 at Holborn, London, son of Jabez Perry, goldbeater, and his wife Ann. He was appointed an ensign in the Royal Staff Corps in June 1809 and promoted lieutenant in 1811. He then served in the Peninsular war under Sir George Murray and was present at Badajoz, Nivelle and Nive. When the bridge over the Tagus at Alcantara was broken, he distinguished himself by filling the gap with a 'flying bridge' to carry the guns. On 12 April 1817 at St Paul's Church, Hammersmith, London, he married Caroline Elizabeth, daughter of James Johnson of Baker Street. In October 1819 he went on half-pay, and in that year was appointed professor of topographical drawing at the Royal Military College, a position he occupied until 1823. In 1824 he went to Dominica as private secretary and colonial aide-de-camp to the governor, Major-General William Nicolay. Because of ill health he was compelled in 1827 to return to England where he lived on half-pay at Ampfield, Hampshire.
When (Sir) Thomas Mitchell was appointed surveyor-general in New South Wales in 1828 he considered none of his juniors competent to succeed him as deputy surveyor general. Murray, now secretary of state, appointed Perry at a salary of £500 with allowances, and he reached Sydney in the Sovereign with his wife and six children in August 1829. Mitchell did not welcome the new arrival. In March 1831 Governor (Sir) Ralph Darling reported to Murray: 'The jealousy of [Mitchell's] disposition prevents his permitting the Employment of any Person whom he supposes likely to deprive him of any part of the service. Thus, the Deputy Surveyor General was kept a perfect Cypher in Sydney for nearly 18 months after his arrival, not being permitted, even during Major Mitchell's absence, to see any but the Commonest Letters the others being selected for the Surveyor General by his Confidential Clerk'. However, when Darling suggested that Perry might take charge of the Road Department, Mitchell said that he could not be spared.
After Governor (Sir) Richard Bourke's arrival Under-Secretary Hay, having noted Mitchell's complaints about his staff, asked Mitchell for a confidential report on members of the survey department. In his reply on 22 September 1832 Mitchell complained that Perry was idle and insinuated that he might be happy to see the department's business going wrong. 'I am almost inclined to say', he added, 'abolish the situation and let me have the credit for doing all the duty; or, appoint a person who can and will assist me'. In April 1833 the Colonial Office ordered the removal of Perry and any other members of the department 'designated as objectionable' by Mitchell. However, Mitchell knew that he must have a deputy to lead the department during his long absences; Perry remained his deputy for twenty more years. During Mitchell's absences in the interior and in England between 1835 and 1841 the department was busy with surveys of towns, village and allotments. Among the squatters who took up runs beyond the Nineteen Counties in this period was Perry's son, Thomas Augustus, who established Llangollen (Llangothlin) and Bendemeer in New England. In 1839 Perry reported favourably on the Clarence River district and in 1842 made a detailed survey of it.
In 1844-45, during the depression, Perry had eighteen months leave in England. In 1846 he accompanied Colonel George Barney on the investigation which resulted in the proposal that Port Curtis should be the centre of a new colony of North Australia. During Mitchell's visit to England in 1847-48 Perry again conducted the department. When Mitchell returned he criticized Perry so harshly that Perry complained to Governor Sir Charles FitzRoy, who recommended to the Colonial Office that Mitchell be removed. The Colonial Office was aware of the unfairness of Mitchell's insulting attitude towards Perry 'who has had to perform [Mitchell's] proper duties for him whilst he has been spending whole years in Europe bringing out lucrative books of his own, or else indulging his taste in exploring expeditions in the Colony'. However, Mitchell was not removed, and in August 1852 Perry was given leave on the ground of ill health. In April 1853 his leave was extended but in July he felt compelled to ask permission to retire, and his retirement became effective in October. He and his wife spent their remaining years at Kiama, where Mrs Perry died, probably late in 1853, and Perry on 15 January 1854. It is believed that they were survived by nine children.
Perry was a loyal and capable administrator and a skilful surveyor. It was his misfortune to serve under so objectionable a superior as Mitchell, and greatly to his credit that he seems never to have resorted to Mitchell's tactics in self-defence.
Historical Records of Australia, series 1, vols 14-22, 25-26
N. R. Gray 'Samuel Augustus Perry: Deputy Surveyor-General of New South Wales', Descent, vol 2, part 2, 1964, pp 45-54.
Perry, Frederick William (son)
Perry, Julia Marie (daughter-in-law)
Leichhardt, Friedrich Wilhelm Ludwig (friend)
Bernard T. Dowd, 'Perry, Samuel Augustus (1787–1854)', Australian Dictionary of Biography, National Centre of Biography, Australian National University, http://adb.anu.edu.au/biography/perry-samuel-augustus-2546/text3465, published first in hardcopy 1967, accessed online 19 January 2020.
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Q: Как построить два графика в одном widget по данным из tableWidget? Есть код, который по нажатию на кнопку должен строить в widget два графика:

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*первый график(x=2 столбец, y=3 столбец),

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Как так сделать?
main.py:
import sys
from datetime import datetime
from PyQt5 import uic
from PyQt5 import QtCore, QtWidgets
from PyQt5.Qt import *

from docxtpl import DocxTemplate

from pyqtgraph import PlotWidget, plot
import pyqtgraph as pg

class TimeAxisItem(pg.AxisItem):
    def tickStrings(self, values, scale, spacing):
        print(values, '\n', scale, '\n', spacing)
        return [datetime.fromtimestamp(value) for value in values]

class Widget(QMainWindow):
    def __init__(self):
        super().__init__()
        uic.loadUi("graph2.ui", self)

        # Добавить/удалить строку в tableWidget_2
        # self.pushButton_7.clicked.connect(self.buttonAdd)
        # self.pushButton_8.clicked.connect(self.buttonDelete)
        # Добавить/удалить строку в tableWidget_3
        self.pushButton_9.clicked.connect(self.buttonAdd_2)
        self.pushButton_10.clicked.connect(self.buttonDelete_2)
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        # self.pushButton.clicked.connect(self.buttonSave)
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        self.pushButton_11.clicked.connect(self.buttonChart_Ph)

        for row in range(self.tableWidget_3.rowCount()):
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                QtCore.QDateTime(QtCore.QDate(2021, 8, 26),
                                 QtCore.QTime(15, 12, 33))
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        for row in range(self.tableWidget_3.rowCount()):
            date_from = QDateTimeEdit()
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                QDateTime(QDate(2021, 9, 2))
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                lambda dateTime, row=row: self.date_changed(dateTime, row))
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    # Расчет времени от начального значения
    def date_changed(self, dateTime, row):
        if row == 0:
            self.dateTime0 = self.tableWidget_3.cellWidget(row, 0).dateTime()
            for row in range(1, self.tableWidget_3.rowCount()):
                dateTime2 = self.tableWidget_3.cellWidget(row, 0).dateTime()
                item = QTableWidgetItem()
                item.setData(Qt.DisplayRole,
                             self.dateTime0.secsTo(dateTime2) / 60. / 60.)
                self.tableWidget_3.setItem(row, 1, item)
            return

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        item = QTableWidgetItem()
        item.setData(Qt.DisplayRole,
                     self.dateTime0.secsTo(dateTime2) / 60. / 60.)
        self.tableWidget_3.setItem(row, 1, item)

    # Кнопка дабовляющая строку в таблицу tableWidget_2
    def buttonAdd(self):
        rowPosition = self.tableWidget_2.rowCount()
        self.tableWidget_2.insertRow(rowPosition)

    # Кнопка удаляющая строку в таблицу tableWidget_2
    def buttonDelete(self):
        if self.tableWidget_2.rowCount() > 0:
            self.tableWidget_2.removeRow(self.tableWidget_2.rowCount() - 1)

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    def buttonAdd_2(self):
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    def buttonDelete_2(self):
        if self.tableWidget_3.rowCount() > 0:
            self.tableWidget_3.removeRow(self.tableWidget_3.rowCount() - 1)

    # Сохранение данных из tableWidget_3
    def buttonSave(self):
        rows = self.tableWidget_3.rowCount()
        cols = self.tableWidget_3.columnCount()

        data_for_word = []
        for row in range(rows):
            tmp = []
            for col in range(cols):
                if col:
                    item = self.tableWidget_3.item(row, col)

                    if col == 1:
                        item = f'{float(item.text()):.0f}' if item else '0'
                    else:
                        item = item.text() if item else '0'
                else:
                    item = self.tableWidget_3.cellWidget(row, 0). \
                        dateTime().toString('dd.MM.yyyy hh:mm')
                tmp.append(item)

            data_for_word.append(tmp)

        for i in data_for_word: print(i)

        self.buttonLoader(data_for_word)

    #
    # Загрузка данных в шаблон Word
    def buttonLoader(self, data):
        data_for_word = []

        for item in data:
            if any(item):
                data_for_word.append({
                    "data": item[0],
                    "time": item[1],
                    "ph": item[2],
                    "ph2": item[3],
                    "fe": item[4],
                    "pm": item[5],
                    "co2": item[6],
                    "pm2": item[7],
                    "pm3": item[8]
                })

        print()
        for i in data_for_word: print(i)

        doc = DocxTemplate('test_word.docx')
        context = {
            'tbl_contents': data_for_word
        }
        doc.render(context)
        doc.save('test2.docx')

    #
    def buttonChart_Ph(self):
        data_for_word = []

        rows = self.tableWidget_3.rowCount()
        for row in range(rows):
            item_N2 = self.tableWidget_3.item(row, 1)
            _data_N2 = item_N2.data(Qt.DisplayRole) if item_N2 else '0'
            item_N3 = self.tableWidget_3.item(row, 2)
            _data_N3 = item_N3.data(Qt.DisplayRole) if item_N3 else '0'
            data_for_word.append([_data_N2, _data_N3])

        self.x, self.y = [], []
        for x, y in data_for_word:
            print(f'x={x}; y={y}')
            self.x.append(float(x))
            self.y.append(float(y))

        self.widget = pg.PlotWidget()
        pen = pg.mkPen(color=(255, 0, 0), width=2)
        self.widget.plot(
            x=self.x,
            y=self.y, pen=pen, symbol='o'
        )

        w = self.findChild(PlotWidget, 'widget')

        print(f'w --> {w}')
        if w:
            w.deleteLater()
        self.gridLayout_8.addWidget(
            self.widget,
            0, 0, 1, 1,
            alignment=Qt.AlignCenter
        )
        # Фиксация размера widget
        self.widget.setFixedSize(260, 238)
        # Смена цвета графика на белый
        self.widget.setBackground('w')
        # Название графика widget
        self.widget.setTitle("Ph, ед.Ph", color="b", size="10pt")
        # Добовляются названия осей координат
        styles = {"color": "#f00", "font-size": "15px"}
        self.widget.setLabel("left", "Ph", **styles)
        self.widget.setLabel("bottom", "Hour(H)", **styles)

        self.widget.showGrid(x=True, y=True)

        self.buttonChart_Fe()

    #
    def buttonChart_Fe(self):
        data_for_word = []

        rows = self.tableWidget_3.rowCount()
        for row in range(rows):
            item_N2 = self.tableWidget_3.item(row, 1)
            _data_N2 = item_N2.data(Qt.DisplayRole) if item_N2 else '0'
            item_N3 = self.tableWidget_3.item(row, 4)
            _data_N3 = item_N3.data(Qt.DisplayRole) if item_N3 else '0'
            data_for_word.append([_data_N2, _data_N3])

        self.x, self.y = [], []
        for x, y in data_for_word:
            print(f'x={x}; y={y}')
            self.x.append(float(x))
            self.y.append(float(y))

        self.widget_2 = pg.PlotWidget()
        pen = pg.mkPen(color=(255, 0, 0), width=2)
        self.widget_2.plot(
            x=self.x,
            y=self.y, pen=pen, symbol='o'
        )

        w = self.findChild(PlotWidget, 'widget')

        print(f'w --> {w}')
        if w:
            w.deleteLater()
        self.gridLayout_10.addWidget(
            self.widget_2,
            0, 0, 1, 1,
            alignment=Qt.AlignCenter
        )
        # Фиксация размера widget
        self.widget_2.setFixedSize(260, 238)
        # Смена цвета графика на белый
        self.widget_2.setBackground('w')
        # Название графика widget
        self.widget_2.setTitle("C(Fe общ.), мг/дм3", color="b", size="10pt")
        # Добовляются названия осей координат
        styles = {"color": "#f00", "font-size": "15px"}
        self.widget_2.setLabel("left", "Fe", **styles)
        self.widget_2.setLabel("bottom", "Hour(H)", **styles)

        self.widget_2.showGrid(x=True, y=True)

        self.buttonChart_CO2()

    #
    def buttonChart_CO2(self):
        data_for_word = []

        rows = self.tableWidget_3.rowCount()
        for row in range(rows):
            item_N2 = self.tableWidget_3.item(row, 1)
            _data_N2 = item_N2.data(Qt.DisplayRole) if item_N2 else '0'
            item_N3 = self.tableWidget_3.item(row, 6)
            _data_N3 = item_N3.data(Qt.DisplayRole) if item_N3 else '0'
            data_for_word.append([_data_N2, _data_N3])

        self.x, self.y = [], []
        for x, y in data_for_word:
            print(f'x={x}; y={y}')
            self.x.append(float(x))
            self.y.append(float(y))

        self.widget_3 = pg.PlotWidget()
        pen = pg.mkPen(color=(255, 0, 0), width=2)
        self.widget_3.plot(
            x=self.x,
            y=self.y, pen=pen, symbol='o'
        )

        w = self.findChild(PlotWidget, 'widget')

        print(f'w --> {w}')
        if w:
            w.deleteLater()
        self.gridLayout_11.addWidget(
            self.widget_3,
            0, 0, 1, 1,
            alignment=Qt.AlignCenter
        )
        # Фиксация размера widget
        self.widget_3.setFixedSize(260, 238)
        # Смена цвета графика на белый
        self.widget_3.setBackground('w')
        # Название графика widget
        self.widget_3.setTitle("C(CO2), мг/дм3", color="b", size="10pt")
        # Добовляются названия осей координат
        styles = {"color": "#f00", "font-size": "15px"}
        self.widget_3.setLabel("left", "CO2", **styles)
        self.widget_3.setLabel("bottom", "Hour(H)", **styles)

        self.widget_3.showGrid(x=True, y=True)

        self.buttonChart_PhFe()

    # +++++++++++++++++++++++++++
    def buttonChart_PhFe(self):
        pass
    # +++++++++++++++++++++++++++

if __name__ == '__main__':
    app = QApplication(sys.argv)
    app.setStyle("Windows")
    ex = Widget()
    ex.setWindowTitle("SAFTD (The system of automatic filling of template documents)")
    ex.setFixedSize(640, 540)
    ex.show()
    sys.exit(app.exec_())

Код ui:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<ui version="4.0">
 <class>MainWindow</class>
 <widget class="QMainWindow" name="MainWindow">
  <property name="geometry">
   <rect>
    <x>0</x>
    <y>0</y>
    <width>640</width>
    <height>498</height>
   </rect>
  </property>
  <property name="windowTitle">
   <string>MainWindow</string>
  </property>
  <widget class="QWidget" name="centralwidget">
   <layout class="QGridLayout" name="gridLayout">
    <item row="0" column="0">
     <widget class="QTabWidget" name="tabWidget">
      <widget class="QWidget" name="tab">
       <attribute name="title">
        <string>Tab 1</string>
       </attribute>
       <layout class="QGridLayout" name="gridLayout_5">
        <item row="0" column="0">
         <widget class="QTableWidget" name="tableWidget_3">
          <row>
           <property name="text">
            <string>1</string>
           </property>
          </row>
          <column>
           <property name="text">
            <string>1</string>
           </property>
          </column>
          <column>
           <property name="text">
            <string>2</string>
           </property>
          </column>
          <column>
           <property name="text">
            <string>3</string>
           </property>
          </column>
          <column>
           <property name="text">
            <string>4</string>
           </property>
          </column>
          <column>
           <property name="text">
            <string>5</string>
           </property>
          </column>
          <column>
           <property name="text">
            <string>6</string>
           </property>
          </column>
          <column>
           <property name="text">
            <string>7</string>
           </property>
          </column>
          <column>
           <property name="text">
            <string>8</string>
           </property>
          </column>
          <column>
           <property name="text">
            <string>9</string>
           </property>
          </column>
         </widget>
        </item>
        <item row="1" column="0">
         <layout class="QGridLayout" name="gridLayout_21">
          <item row="0" column="1">
           <widget class="QGroupBox" name="groupBox">
            <property name="title">
             <string>GroupBox</string>
            </property>
            <layout class="QGridLayout" name="gridLayout_4">
             <item row="2" column="0">
              <widget class="QPushButton" name="pushButton_11">
               <property name="text">
                <string>Просмотреть график</string>
               </property>
              </widget>
             </item>
             <item row="0" column="0">
              <widget class="QPushButton" name="pushButton_9">
               <property name="text">
                <string>Добавить </string>
               </property>
              </widget>
             </item>
             <item row="1" column="0">
              <widget class="QPushButton" name="pushButton_10">
               <property name="text">
                <string>Удалить</string>
               </property>
              </widget>
             </item>
            </layout>
           </widget>
          </item>
          <item row="0" column="0">
           <widget class="QTabWidget" name="tabWidget_2">
            <property name="currentIndex">
             <number>0</number>
            </property>
            <widget class="QWidget" name="tab_3">
             <attribute name="title">
              <string>График</string>
             </attribute>
             <layout class="QGridLayout" name="gridLayout_3">
              <item row="0" column="0">
               <layout class="QGridLayout" name="gridLayout_8">
                <item row="0" column="0">
                 <widget class="QWidget" name="widget" native="true"/>
                </item>
               </layout>
              </item>
             </layout>
            </widget>
            <widget class="QWidget" name="tab_4">
             <attribute name="title">
              <string>Tab 2</string>
             </attribute>
             <layout class="QGridLayout" name="gridLayout_6"/>
            </widget>
           </widget>
          </item>
         </layout>
        </item>
       </layout>
      </widget>
      <widget class="QWidget" name="tab_2">
       <attribute name="title">
        <string>Tab 2</string>
       </attribute>
      </widget>
     </widget>
    </item>
   </layout>
  </widget>
  <widget class="QMenuBar" name="menubar">
   <property name="geometry">
    <rect>
     <x>0</x>
     <y>0</y>
     <width>640</width>
     <height>21</height>
    </rect>
   </property>
  </widget>
  <widget class="QStatusBar" name="statusbar"/>
 </widget>
 <resources/>
 <connections/>
</ui>

A: Попробуйте так:
main.py
import sys
from datetime import datetime
from PyQt5 import uic
from PyQt5 import QtCore, QtWidgets
from PyQt5.Qt import *
from docxtpl import DocxTemplate

from pyqtgraph import PlotWidget, plot
import pyqtgraph as pg

class TimeAxisItem(pg.AxisItem):
    def tickStrings(self, values, scale, spacing):
        print(values, '\n', scale, '\n', spacing)
        return [datetime.fromtimestamp(value) for value in values]

class Widget(QMainWindow):
    def __init__(self):
        super().__init__()
        uic.loadUi("graph2.ui", self)

        # Добавить/удалить строку в tableWidget_3
        self.pushButton_9.clicked.connect(self.buttonAdd_2)
        self.pushButton_10.clicked.connect(self.buttonDelete_2)

        # Создания графиков (Ph,Fe, CO2)
        self.pushButton_11.clicked.connect(self.buttonChart_Ph)

        for row in range(self.tableWidget_3.rowCount()):
            date_from = QtWidgets.QDateTimeEdit()
            date_from.setDateTime(
                QtCore.QDateTime(QtCore.QDate(2021, 8, 26),
                                 QtCore.QTime(15, 12, 33))
            )
            self.tableWidget_3.setCellWidget(row, 0, date_from)

        for row in range(self.tableWidget_3.rowCount()):
            date_from = QDateTimeEdit()
            date_from.setDateTime(QDateTime(QDate(2021, 9, 2)))
            date_from.dateTimeChanged.connect(
                lambda dateTime, row=row: self.date_changed(dateTime, row))
            self.tableWidget_3.setCellWidget(row, 0, date_from)
        self.dateTime0 = self.tableWidget_3.cellWidget(0, 0).dateTime()

    # Расчет времени от начального значения
    def date_changed(self, dateTime, row):
        if row == 0:
            self.dateTime0 = self.tableWidget_3.cellWidget(row, 0).dateTime()
            for row in range(1, self.tableWidget_3.rowCount()):
                dateTime2 = self.tableWidget_3.cellWidget(row, 0).dateTime()
                item = QTableWidgetItem()
                item.setData(Qt.DisplayRole,
                             self.dateTime0.secsTo(dateTime2) / 60. / 60.)
                self.tableWidget_3.setItem(row, 1, item)
            return

        dateTime2 = self.tableWidget_3.cellWidget(row, 0).dateTime()
        item = QTableWidgetItem()
        item.setData(Qt.DisplayRole,
                     self.dateTime0.secsTo(dateTime2) / 60. / 60.)
        self.tableWidget_3.setItem(row, 1, item)

    # Кнопка дабовляющая строку в таблицу tableWidget_3
    def buttonAdd_2(self):
        rowPosition = self.tableWidget_3.rowCount()
        self.tableWidget_3.insertRow(rowPosition)
        date_from = QtWidgets.QDateTimeEdit()
        dateTime = QtCore.QDateTime().currentDateTime()
        date_from.setDateTime(dateTime)
        date_from.dateTimeChanged.connect(
            lambda dateTime, row=rowPosition:
            self.date_changed(dateTime, row))
        self.tableWidget_3.setCellWidget(rowPosition, 0, date_from)

    # Кнопка удаляющая строку в таблицу tableWidget_3
    def buttonDelete_2(self):
        if self.tableWidget_3.rowCount() > 0:
            self.tableWidget_3.removeRow(self.tableWidget_3.rowCount() - 1)

# !!!
    def buttonChart_Ph(self):
        data_for_word = []                                     #   2 и 3
        data_for_word_2 = []                                   # + 2 и 5 +++

        rows = self.tableWidget_3.rowCount()
        for row in range(rows):
            item_N2 = self.tableWidget_3.item(row, 1)
            _data_N2 = item_N2.data(Qt.DisplayRole) if item_N2 else '0'
            item_N3 = self.tableWidget_3.item(row, 2)
            _data_N3 = item_N3.data(Qt.DisplayRole) if item_N3 else '0'
            data_for_word.append([_data_N2, _data_N3])
# !!!
# +++ vvv
            item_N5 = self.tableWidget_3.item(row, 4)
            _data_N5 = item_N5.data(Qt.DisplayRole) if item_N5 else '0'
            data_for_word_2.append([_data_N2, _data_N5])
# +++ ^^^

        print(f'data_for_word   = {data_for_word}')
        print(f'data_for_word_2 = {data_for_word_2}')

        self.x, self.y = [], []
        for x, y in data_for_word:
            print(f'x={x}; y={y}')
            self.x.append(float(x))
            self.y.append(float(y))
        self.widget = pg.PlotWidget()
        pen = pg.mkPen(color=(255, 0, 0), width=2)
        self.widget.plot(
            x=self.x,
            y=self.y, pen=pen, symbol='o'
        )
        w = self.findChild(PlotWidget, 'widget')
        if w: w.deleteLater()

        self.gridLayout_8.addWidget(
            self.widget,
            0, 0, 1, 1, alignment=Qt.AlignCenter
            )
        self.widget.setFixedSize(260, 238)
        self.widget.setBackground('w')
        self.widget.setTitle("Ph, ед.Ph", color="b", size="10pt")
        styles = {"color": "#f00", "font-size": "15px"}
        self.widget.setLabel("left", "Ph", **styles)
        self.widget.setLabel("bottom", "Hour(H)", **styles)
        self.widget.showGrid(x=True, y=True)

# !!!
# +++ vvv
        self.x, self.y = [], []
        for x, y in data_for_word_2:
            print(f'x={x}; y={y}')
            self.x.append(float(x))
            self.y.append(float(y))

        pen = pg.mkPen(color=(0, 255, 111), width=2)
        self.widget.plot(
            x=self.x,
            y=self.y, pen=pen, symbol='o'
        )
# +++ ^^^

#        self.buttonChart_Fe()

#    def buttonChart_Fe(self):
#        pass
#        ...

if __name__ == '__main__':
    app = QApplication(sys.argv)
    app.setStyle("Windows")
    ex = Widget()
    ex.setWindowTitle("SAFTD ...")
    ex.setFixedSize(640, 540)
    ex.show()
    sys.exit(app.exec_())

graph2.ui
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<ui version="4.0">
 <class>MainWindow</class>
 <widget class="QMainWindow" name="MainWindow">
  <property name="geometry">
   <rect>
    <x>0</x>
    <y>0</y>
    <width>640</width>
    <height>498</height>
   </rect>
  </property>
  <property name="windowTitle">
   <string>MainWindow</string>
  </property>
  <widget class="QWidget" name="centralwidget">
   <layout class="QGridLayout" name="gridLayout">
    <item row="0" column="0">
     <widget class="QTabWidget" name="tabWidget">
      <widget class="QWidget" name="tab">
       <attribute name="title">
        <string>Tab 1</string>
       </attribute>
       <layout class="QGridLayout" name="gridLayout_5">
        <item row="0" column="0">
         <widget class="QTableWidget" name="tableWidget_3">
          <row>
           <property name="text">
            <string>1</string>
           </property>
          </row>
          <column>
           <property name="text">
            <string>1</string>
           </property>
          </column>
          <column>
           <property name="text">
            <string>2</string>
           </property>
          </column>
          <column>
           <property name="text">
            <string>3</string>
           </property>
          </column>
          <column>
           <property name="text">
            <string>4</string>
           </property>
          </column>
          <column>
           <property name="text">
            <string>5</string>
           </property>
          </column>
          <column>
           <property name="text">
            <string>6</string>
           </property>
          </column>
          <column>
           <property name="text">
            <string>7</string>
           </property>
          </column>
          <column>
           <property name="text">
            <string>8</string>
           </property>
          </column>
          <column>
           <property name="text">
            <string>9</string>
           </property>
          </column>
         </widget>
        </item>
        <item row="1" column="0">
         <layout class="QGridLayout" name="gridLayout_21">
          <item row="0" column="1">
           <widget class="QGroupBox" name="groupBox">
            <property name="title">
             <string>GroupBox</string>
            </property>
            <layout class="QGridLayout" name="gridLayout_4">
             <item row="2" column="0">
              <widget class="QPushButton" name="pushButton_11">
               <property name="text">
                <string>Просмотреть график</string>
               </property>
              </widget>
             </item>
             <item row="0" column="0">
              <widget class="QPushButton" name="pushButton_9">
               <property name="text">
                <string>Добавить </string>
               </property>
              </widget>
             </item>
             <item row="1" column="0">
              <widget class="QPushButton" name="pushButton_10">
               <property name="text">
                <string>Удалить</string>
               </property>
              </widget>
             </item>
            </layout>
           </widget>
          </item>
          <item row="0" column="0">
           <widget class="QTabWidget" name="tabWidget_2">
            <property name="currentIndex">
             <number>0</number>
            </property>
            <widget class="QWidget" name="tab_3">
             <attribute name="title">
              <string>График</string>
             </attribute>
             <layout class="QGridLayout" name="gridLayout_3">
              <item row="0" column="0">
               <layout class="QGridLayout" name="gridLayout_8">
                <item row="0" column="0">
                 <widget class="QWidget" name="widget" native="true"/>
                </item>
               </layout>
              </item>
             </layout>
            </widget>
            <widget class="QWidget" name="tab_4">
             <attribute name="title">
              <string>Tab 2</string>
             </attribute>
             <layout class="QGridLayout" name="gridLayout_6"/>
            </widget>
           </widget>
          </item>
         </layout>
        </item>
       </layout>
      </widget>
      <widget class="QWidget" name="tab_2">
       <attribute name="title">
        <string>Tab 2</string>
       </attribute>
      </widget>
     </widget>
    </item>
   </layout>
  </widget>
  <widget class="QMenuBar" name="menubar">
   <property name="geometry">
    <rect>
     <x>0</x>
     <y>0</y>
     <width>640</width>
     <height>21</height>
    </rect>
   </property>
  </widget>
  <widget class="QStatusBar" name="statusbar"/>
 </widget>
 <resources/>
 <connections/>
</ui>

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We hope you enjoy this interior design layout pack. And to help ensure that you do, we'll be doing a live stream on our Facebook page this Tuesday at 3pm EST to walk through what it might be like to actually use this layout for your own website instead of simply importing it and loading it up. We'll talk header and footer design, customizer settings, converting certain sections to global, and more.
What can I say – another absolute stunner.
Amazing layout as always. Thanks !
Did you thing about providing file with customizer options for fonts so that fonts in module itself could be saved as default font? Right now unfortunately we can't change fonts globally in these layouts and we have to go one module by one :/.
You can modify default color (the one baked into the site) by changing the siteʻs CSS (Good tutorial here: http://www.eleganttweaks.com/foxy/change-orange-color-scheme/) Hope this helps.
WOW! Nice and clean layout. Thanks DIVI team.
WOW, one of your best! Looks amazing.
Thanks again for showing what is possible with Divi.
Will You plan to add those free layouts to member area?
It would be UX friendly 😉 to group all of those in one download page, without searching through blog posts.
I think their goal soon is to add a "theme store" to Divi directly – so within the page builder you'll see the theme store.
They've already teased it's coming… just waiting now.
A DIVI update is going to do this through the backend of the DIVI theme.
Best one lately! Nice work Elegant Themes.
Great layout Donjete. You rock! Divi rocks!
Nice and clean. Love it, very useful as a startingpoint for a new project.
Thanks for this very nice work, only thing is that on mobile the text needs resizing and padding in parts as it gets squished.
How about trying something really different. Brutalist design based site layout.
I love all the design layouts so far but this has got to be one of the best. Great work ET Design Team!
Hi, is there an issue with the file size? I can't get any of the json files that are bigger than 1mb to import. Is there something I should change to increase? I checked on three other sites and the 3 files below 1mb in size work fine. The other bigger files just hang for 5 or 10 mins on 1%. I had thought I could import into another site and export the pages as xml but couldn't get to load in the two other sites I tried either.
Beautiful design pack, i will buy Divi soon for my other website.
Love it! Again a great layout with inspirational design!
I am new to Divi so if I am missing something and one can view them somewhere/somehow easily when wanted, please let me know.
Hi Nikki! I usually just drag the images from this page and save them in a folder along with the download of the layout. If you scroll up to the image that starts directly below the big blue box, it's one nice image that includes each of the layouts in the pack. You can also save each .jpg of each layout individually as you scroll farther down the page. A third option is to install the Chrome extension called Nimbus (and there are others too) which will allow you to take a screenshot of an entire page without scrolling — it does it automatically. I hope that helps!
Great design.. just having problems importing!!
The import gets to 1% and then i get this message "This file should not be imported in this context." Ive googled tried suggestions of uploading direct to page etc.. still not working. Can anyone help pls?
Donjete, this is one of the best layouts so far available here! Thanks a lot!
How can I delete the header? When I import your layout and use it, on my side the header and the logo are displayed. On your template, not.
which is the best and fast loading wordpress theme for my site all themes are awesome in this site i want to buy a theme for my blog ?
thanks, beautiful design … however I can not import to my divi. I am using Extra, and when I import to my library, it says :This file cannot be imported. It may be caused by file_uploads being disabled in your php.ini. It may also be caused by post_max_size or/and upload_max_filesize being smaller than file selected. Please increase it or transfer more substantial data at the time.
i love this divi verymuch, makes my website more profesional.
I have some troubles with this layout pack. When I made an upgrade of Divi version, the layout was displayed only the first time, then mu website lost the design. I should to apply a Old Divi version 3.0.9 to make it work. Do you have any solution to use the last update of divi with this layout?
a nice an concise design. I'd say that the Portfolio page is still having some hiccups, it would be nice if you could fix the layout for tablets so that image-text-columns would keep equal heights.
Very Nice Article.. Keep Posting these type of articles.
Love this layout pack and have been working with it, to customise it, since I won't use it as is (of course).
Now, when trying to replace this image (http://backtobhakti.com/2018/wp-content/uploads/2018/02/header-bg.jpg) I am getting a wp image upload 'http error' because the file size (dimensions, not the weight) are too large. Any ideas how to resolve this?


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Ruben Fleischer Signs Pod Deal With 20th Century Fox TV
President Joe Biden Pledges To End America's "Uncivil War" In Passionate Inaugural Speech; Poet Amanda Gorman Declares "History Has Its Eyes On Us"
Joe Biden Sworn In As 46th President Of The United States; Kamala Harris Becomes 1st Female & Person Of Color VP – Update
July 17, 2012 3:34pm
Ruben Fleischer has closed a pod deal with 20th Century Fox TV. The two-year pact will see the director-producer develop, direct and executive produce new comedy and drama projects for network and cable TV. As a part of the deal, the Gangster Squad helmer will launch a new production company to be based at Fox. "We were so taken with Zombieland, it has such an original tone. The mix of scary and funny—he's just incredibly creative. He has the greatest skill set, and we know he has what it takes to create a hit television show," 20th Century Fox TV chair Dana Walden told Deadline today. Fleischer, who made his feature directorial debut with 2009's Zombieland and followed up with 2011's 30 Minutes Or Less, is producing the indie Two Night Stand, which Mike Nichols' son Max is attached to direct. Fleischer started out directing music video and commercials. He moved on to directing segments for ABC's Jimmy Kimmel Live! as well as episodes of Between Two Ferns With Zach Galifianakis and Funny Or Die videos plus creating and executive producing MTV's Rob And Big and Fantasy Factory. The LA period drama Gangster Squad, starring Sean Penn, Ryan Gosling and Josh Brolin, comes out September 7. Fleischer is repped by UTA and attorney Warren Dern.
Related: 'Zombieland' Scribe Team Tackles Hasbro's 'Micronauts' For JJ Abrams And Paramount
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9 Netflix's 'Lupin' Topping 'Bridgerton' & 'Queen's Gambit' With 70M Households In First 28 Days
10 White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki, In Debut, Pledges To Bring "Truth And Transparency Back To The Briefing Room"


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class SharedImageManager;
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namespace viz {

class RendererSettings;
class OutputSurface;

// Handles creating OutputSurface for FrameSinkManagerImpl.
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  // Creates a new OutputSurface for |surface_handle|. If creating an
  // OutputSurface fails this function will return null.
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      gpu::SurfaceHandle surface_handle,
      bool gpu_compositing,
      mojom::DisplayClient* display_client,
      const RendererSettings& renderer_settings) = 0;

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In the Southwest, I've heard eating posole on New Year's Eve will bring good luck in the new year. Simmering on our stove … Johnny D. Boggs's Pork Posole from the Western Writers of America Cookbook published this year. I'm posting today so you'll have time to shop, prepare and enjoy this delicious soup/stew with a bottle of cold, dark Mexican beer. (If you'd like the recipe today, email me at mcgeebmc@aol.com.) Wishing a Happy, Healthy and Creative New Year to all!


Tigana is the magical story of a beleaguered country struggling to be free. It is the tale of a people so cursed by the dark sorceries of the tyrant king Brandin that even the very name of their once beautiful home cannot be spoken or remembered. But years after their homeland's devastation, a handful of men and women set in motion a dangerous crusade—to overthrow their conquerors and bring back to the world the lost brightness of an obliterated name: Tigana.
Browse cast and crew roles for Tigana below, with the most popular fan casting suggestion shown. Click to see all suggestions and vote for your favorite!
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Biography: CARR-Tunney, Ann
Biographies, People / By Mary Hudson
CARR-Tunney, Ann
Inducted: 2001
Pan American Games: Gold-Team, AA, BB, FX, UB, Mexico City, (1975). General: Ann Carr-Tunny was the first woman to receive a full athletic scholarship at Penn State U. She competed at Penn State University, (1977-'80). Honors: Broderick Sports Award, awarded to the nation's most outstanding collegiate gymnast; Recipient of the Pennsylvania Sports Hall of Fame Meritorious Achievement Award, (1978 & 1980); Received Penn State University's Eric A. Walker Award, given to the senior whose achievements have enhanced the public esteemed renown of the University. General: After retirement from competition, Ann served as the founder, owner, manager, and coach of the Lakettes Gymnastics Academy, Erie, PA, (1981-'85). Since 1987, Carr-Tunney has worked for the School district of Philadelphia as a physical education teacher at McClure Elementary School. She directs an after school gymnastics program and track team. She continues to serve as gymnastics official for Philadelphia High School gymnastics and the Philadelphia Recreation Department.
Source: Photos and biographical information courtesy of Jerry Wright author of Gymnastics Who's Who, 2005. Formatting by Larry Banner, Web Manager.


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Seahawks vs. Giants
When: Sunday, 1:05 p.m., Qwest Field
Records: Seahawks 4-3 and first in the NFC West; Giants 5-2 coming off their bye week and first in the NFC East
TV: KCPQ/13 (Fox), with Joe Buck, Troy Aikman and Pam Oliver
Radio: 97.3 FM and 710 ESPN, with Steve Raible, Warren Moon and Jen Mueller
Matchup microscope
Charlie Whitehurst vs. the situation: It has taken 4½ seasons and 71 games, but Whitehurst finally will make his first NFL start because Matt Hasselbeck, the Seahawks' starting QB, is out with a concussion after being sacks a career-high eight times against the Raiders last week. Whitehurst has appeared in a regular-season game – twice as a rookie with the Chargers in 2006 and for the final three plays last week. But he has yet to throw a pass in a regular-season game. That, of course, will change on Sunday. But when Whitehurst drops back to pass, he'll be facing a Giants defense that ranks second in the league and has gotten 20½ of its 24 sacks from its defensive linemen.
Seahawks LT Chester Pitts vs. Giants DE Osi Umenyiora: Speaking of the Giants' pass rush, Umenyiora has eight sacks and also has forced a league-leading seven fumbles. Pitts will be making his first start for the Seahawks – and first since last September while playing for the Huston Texans. He was expected to play left guard, but has moved outside because of injuries to first-round draft choice Russell Okung and backup Tyler Polumbus. Pitts got a couple of snaps at tackle last week, after Polumbus went down. But the last time he played the pivotal position for an extended period was the final 12 games in 2005.
Fun to watch
Seahawks FS Earl Thomas vs. Giants QB Eli Manning: The Giants love the long ball. But with it come passes that can be tipped or go off the hands of the intended receiver and lead to interceptions. While Manning has thrown 14 touchdown passes, he's also had 11 picked up – seven on balls that first hit the intended receiver. That's where Thomas comes in. The rookie already has four interceptions and he can use the same range, speed and instincts that helped him make those plays to help himself to any of Manning's deep throws that go awry.
One tough task
The Seahawks vs. the situation: A first-time starter at QB (Whitehurst). Players making their first starts for the Seahawks at left tackle (Pitts), defensive end (Kentwan Balmer) and nose tackle (Junior Siavii). A practice-squad QB (Zac Robinson) as Whitehurst's backup. A Giants defense that has knocked five QBs out of games this season. A Giants running game that features Ahmad Bradshaw (708 yards and a 5.3-yard average) and 264-pound Brandon Jacobs (five rushing touchdowns and a 4.9-yard average). A Giants passing game that features Manning throwing to Hakeem Nicks (45 receptions, eight TDs), Steve Smith (43 receptions) and Mario Manningham (15.7-yard average on 21 receptions).
The Giants' four-game winning streak is the longest in the NFC, and they're tied with the Falcons for the best record in the conference. … The Giants defense is holding opponents to a league-best average of 3.6 yards on first downs, with the Bears No. 2 at 4.5. … The Giants offense is averaging 6.5 yards on first downs, second best in the league behind the Chargers (6.7). … The Giants have not played at Qwest since 2006, when they lost 42-30. … In 2005, a Giants team that was 7-3 lost at Qwest 24-21 in overtime, as they were penalized for 11 false starts. … The Seahawks have forced 12 of their 13 turnovers at Qwest, where they are 3-0. … Leon Washington continues to lead the NFL in kickoff-return average (33.7) and he'll also return punts for the Seahawks after averaging 27 yards on three returns against the Raiders last week. … SS Lawyer Milloy leads the Seahawks in tackles (40), while FS Antrel Rolle paces the Giants (39).
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Friday night, Jan. 18, the Cougars hosted the Yellow Grass Wheat Kings and it was a game the Cougars would like to do over again . . . and they'll get their chance, this Thursday, Jan. 24 when they head to Yellow Grass. If you're unable to make the trip, you can listen to the game on CJ1150.
Yellow Grass started the game by scoring just 47 secsond into the match. They followed up with 3 more goals to end the period with a score of 4-0.
The Cougars had four powerplays to try and get on the board, but just couldn't get the shot in.
The second period would see the Cougars get on the board with a sniper from Ty Currie. Clayton Geiger and Brett Turgeon were credited with the assists. Yellow Grass also netted one in the period to end the second with a score of 5-1.
The third was dominated by the Wheat Kings as they put 5 more goals up on the board. Both teams had scoring opportunities and powerplays, but unfortunately the Cougars couldn't capitalize on them. Final score was 10-1.
The Cougars head to Yellow Grass on Jan. 24 and then to Midale on Saturday, Jan. 26. You can listen to both games on CJ1150.
We host the Wawota Flyers on Friday, Feb.1. It is our last league game and also the Pharmasave Chance To Win $25,000! A game to be at, as there will be lots of excitement.
We love to see all these kids out supporting the Cougars. The smiles on their faces when the big guys give them high five's heading on and off the ice are priceless and their support is greatly appreciated.


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import org.testng.Assert;
import org.testng.annotations.Test;

/**
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 * @author Noam Tenne
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@Test
public class PropertySetTest {

    public void defaultConstructor() {
        PropertySet propertySet = new PropertySet();
        Assert.assertNull(propertySet.getName(), "Default property set name should be null.");
        Assert.assertTrue(propertySet.isVisible(), "Property set should be visible by default.");
        Assert.assertTrue(propertySet.getProperties().isEmpty(), "Property list should be empty be default.");
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    public void testEqual() {
        PropertySet moo1 = new PropertySet();
        PropertySet moo2 = new PropertySet();
        moo1.setName("moo");
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        Assert.assertTrue(moo1.equals(moo2), "Property sets should be equal.");
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        propertySetMoo.setName("moo");

        PropertySet propertySetBoo = new PropertySet();
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        Assert.assertFalse(propertySetMoo.equals(propertySetBoo), "Property sets should not be equal.");
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}


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Hospital nestled in residential St. James in the early 1950's.
Deer Lodge Centre has a long and proud history of caring. Our motto, "Making Lives Better" reflects this history. From 1916 when a military convalescent hospital was established for returning WWI soldiers to today, where Veterans continue being treated with a large population of community patients and residents.
Deer Lodge Centre transferred from a Veterans Affairs Canada hospital to a provincial facility in 1983. Veterans continue to have priority access to personal care beds under the Federal/Provincial agreement. Since changing from an acute general hospital to a facility caring for adult patients with complex needs, it became the largest rehabilitation and long term care facility in Manitoba, with a bed capacity of 418.
First documented account of wheelchair sports anywhere in Canada.
Deer Lodge Centre continues as an innovator in the treatment of patients, residents and clients. Rehabilitation services, outreach programs in geriatric mental health, respiratory therapy, the Day Hospital and Adult Day Care for cognitively impaired community clients address broad inpatient and community needs.
The Operational Stress Injuries Clinic, Movement Disorders Clinic, Communication Devices, PRIME, along with services for ALS patients have all been initiated in response to community need .
Through affiliation with the University of Manitoba the Centre participates in several areas of research.
The Deer Lodge Centre Foundation, established in 1991, continues to fund a growing number of research and educational activities at the Centre.
Some historical milestones:
First documented account of wheelchair sports anywhere in Canada
First dialysis machine built and operated in Western Canada
First geriatric pharmacology research Unit
First geriatric Day Hospital in Canada
Pioneer in orthopaedic surgical techniques
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John Rowand Jr., son of a wealthy retired Chief Factor of the Hudson's Bay Company, acquires a tract of land along the Assiniboine river and builds an elegant house – "Silver Heights".
James McKay marries Margaret Rowand and builds his own elegant home "Deer Lodge" adjacent to that of his brother-in-law.
The Honorable James McKay, Speaker of the House in the first Manitoba Legislature, leases the property to the Manitoba Government as a summer residence for Adams Archibald, the first Lieutenant-Governor.
The property is bought by Donald A. Smith, Lord Strathcona, and becomes a centre for hospitality in the Red River Settlement.
H.A. Chadwick purchases the property and renovates it as an elegant roadhouse known to Winnipegers of the day as "Chad's Place."
Chad's Place officially opened
Fire claims the main building which is rebuilt and re-opened as the "Deer Lodge Hotel."
Deer Lodge Hotel
Fire again destroys part of the hotel. It is rebuilt on a grand scale with financial assistance from Roderick MacKenzie, son of Sir William MacKenzie.
Canada votes for Prohibition. When causalities mount from the First World War, Roderick MacKenzie offers Deer Lodge to the Military Hospital Commission.
Convalescent troops, medical and nursing staff at Deer Lodge.
The Deer Lodge Military Convalescent Hospital is officially opened by the Duke and Duchess of Connaught and Princess Patricia.
Eighty-five soldiers are housed in the facility.
Visiting royalty acknowledged Deer Lodge's outstanding work.
End of World War I.
The Hospital is purchased and converted to acute-care use by the Department of Soldiers Civil Re-Establishment.
Capacity is reduced to 75 beds.
The Department of Pensions and National Health adds 75 beds.
The facility is expanded by one hundred beds.
Capacity remains at 250 beds until the start of World War II.
A three-storey extension is added to house the Central Registry, Prosthetic Services and the Pension Commission.
World War II – Two "temporary" wooden buildings are constructed to care for the wounded repatriated from Europe.
Capacity increases to 550 beds.
A fire-resistant wing is added for laboratory services, operating rooms and expanded dental services.
The Department of Veterans Affairs builds twin three-storey active treatment units with a total capacity of 300 beds (North and South Pavilions).
A new kitchen and powerhouse are added.
Facility capacity is severely taxed with over 1100 wounded patients.
The "temporary" wooden buildings are demolished to allow construction of a new, eight-storey hospital.
The opening of the new "Lodge" building brings the total beds to 640.
From 1958 to 1983, the focus of the hospital changes as there is less need for acute care veterans' services.
As the veterans age, the need for geriatric services and programs is identified.
Following prolonged negotiations with the Federal Government, the Deer Lodge Hospital is finally transferred to the Province of Manitoba. $30 million is provided to finance renovations and new construction. As part of the agreement, 155 personal care beds are reserved for veterans.
A 9′ x 18′ dynamic mural collage of sketches of personalities and events through the years (by local artist John Tutura).
Residents are moved into the newly completed 200 bed Personal Care Tower.
Beautifully designed and manicured grounds provide a wonderful summer haven to relax and enjoy the sun.
The total reconstruction and renovation program is completed. The new complex of 406 beds is officially opened by the Lieutenant-Governor of Manitoba, the Honorable George Johnson. The focus of the Centre changes to encourage specialized outreach programming to maintain the elderly in the community and to create an empowering, holistic care environment for those who come for temporary or long term care.
His Honour Dr. George Johnson, Lieutenant Governor of Manitoba lays cornerstone during Grand Opening Ceremony of the new Tower Building.
A twelve bed Psychogeriatric unit opens, focusing on assessment and treatment of individuals with mental health problems.
The Minister of Health, the Honorable Don Orchard announces the opening of 90 beds in the Lodge Building and 60 interim Personal Care beds in the South Pavilion.
The 90 beds incorporate an expansion of the Centre's Respiratory program, a doubling of Assessment and Rehabilitation beds and a new unit for the severely brain injured.
With this announcement, Deer Lodge Centre becomes Manitoba's major facility for Geriatric Rehabilitation.
The Deer Lodge Foundation for Geriatrics is formally constituted.
A 23 bed Neurosupportive unit opens, providing care to individuals who have sustained severe neurological impairment.
This brings the total bed status to 417.
The Tower Building is renamed the "John Osbourne VC Tower" in honor of the World War II heroes.
The J. W. Crane Memorial Library of Gerontology and Geriatrics officially opens.
The library is Canada's largest and best known special library on aging.
With the opening of 44 beds on 6 West and 6 East, the Centre's rated bed capacity is 461.
The new beds include the TACT program (Temporary Acute Care Treatment), providing short-term medical intervention to elderly individuals whose needs exceed the care available in personal care homes.
The Communication & Environmental Systems Library (CESL) is fully operational.
The library leases equipment to individuals with difficulties talking and/or accessing controls in their environment such as turning on the TV or lights.
Two new programs started: Peritoneal Dialysis and Chronic Care Respite.
The Collaborative Research Centre opens, focusing on the practical impact of treatment, care-giving methods and life enrichment.
The Courtyard in autumn offers a soothing retreat for residents, families, visitors and staff.
Anderson House Prosthetics and Orthotics relocates to Deer Lodge Centre.
Deer Lodge Centre is now part of the Winnipeg Hospital Authority (WHA) and the Winnipeg Community Authority (WCA).
Deer Lodge Clinical Oxygen Services was created, allowing us to share our expertise in providing state of the art portable liquid oxygen systems to other WRHA facilities in a cost effective manner.
36 more personal care beds were opened on Lodge 7, making a total bed capacity of 497.
WHA and WCA merge to form the WRHA (Winnipeg Regional Health Authority).
Princess Anne, the Princess Royal, visits Deer Lodge Centre during the Pan Am Games.
Program management unfolds with the Assessment & Rehabilitation program.
The Right Honourable Adrienne Clarkson, Governor General of Canada visits Deer Lodge Centre.
Denise Koss, DLC Board Chair, welcomes the Governor General of Canada.
The Life and Learning Centre opens, housing a Learning Resource Centre and a large Worship Centre.
This new 10,000 square foot facility was built in response to a growing demand for education services, spiritual growth and an increasing awareness of our services to the community.
Deer Lodge Centre merges operations with the Winnipeg Regional Health Authority.
The Board of Directors of the Centre devolves and the WRHA Board of Directors takes over the Governance of the Centre.
Deer Lodge Centre becomes an Operating Division of the Region.
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The history of America's wine production spans across a mere 300+ years. Although wine is made in virtually every state, the West Coast regions of California, Oregon and Washington hold the reigns of over 90% of America's wine production. There is a fairly high chance that you've heard of Napa Valley – the Vegas of all wine regions. With limousine wine tours, luxury hospitality, and Michelin restaurants, Napa attracts everyone from newbie millennial wine tasters to seasoned wine connoisseurs. Right next door to Napa is Sonoma County which, despite having less mass media attention, is just as good as Napa. In fact, it is the largest producer of wine in California!
You don't have to be a wine connoisseur to enjoy a weekend of wine tasting. Most vineyards offer spectacular scenery, events, finger foods … and alcohol. Like a picnic on steroids. Wine tasting is perfect for any special event: birthdays, bachelor/bachelorette parties, graduations, milestones or simply a best friends getaway is sure to memorable with the right dosage of fermented grape juice. After visiting Napa Valley four times I decided to detour to Sonoma County and I spent my day at Rodney Strong Vineyards. Here is a recap of my wine fueled day and why you should visit, too!
My day begins on a cool Saturday morning in San Francisco. The weather in March is tricky in SF with temperatures as high as 75 F in the daytime and as low as 30 F at night. The drive time from San Francisco to Sonoma is just over an hour and it is a scenic ride with abundance of vineyards, large and small. Rodney Strong Vineyards is a a stunning property overlooking the mountainside and emerald green blankets of grape vines. When you visit a winery, you want to be in a relaxing environment; one where there is much to see and with places to sit in peace and serenity. A winery visit shouldn't start and end with merely a tasting, it is an experience from start to finish.
Rodney Strong was founded by a prominent American dancer, Rod Strong. His exceptional talent awarded him a successful career in dance, including four years of training in Paris. During his time in Paris, Strong became somewhat of a connoisseur of French cuisine and his culinary and winemaking passions brought him on a new journey as a winemaker in Sonoma County.
A tour of the winery lasts nearly an hour and you will hear about everything from the soil to the harvesting process while sipping on a glass of wine fresh from the oak barrel. Tours are an important part of the experience as they provide the most insight into the values and practices of the winery, and it's an intimate way to learn and see the areas of the typically closed off to the public.
I won't go into much detail about the winemaking process in this post, however I can assure you that after learning how much care, attention and precision goes into every sip that you take – you will undeniably have a newfound appreciation for wine as a whole.
In the summer, Rodney Strong hosts a series of concerts by world renowned stars from the rock scene to contemporary American pop. Rodney Strong is not the kind of winery that you only visit once for a tasting – it is the type of place that you keep returning to not just for it's food and wine, but for its ability to host you for a delightful time.
All in all, more important than the food pairing is the person with whom you drink the wine!


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Hyménomyc. de France (Sceaux) 323 (1927)

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Spring is here and so are outdoor farmers markets! Farmers across the region are dusting off their tents and getting their products ready. As you grab your shopping bag and jot down your grocery list, take a minute to think about the planning that goes into pulling off a weekly market.
Most farmers markets have a manager who makes sure the market runs smoothly each week. They coordinate the vendors to make sure there's a good mix of products. They put together activities to engage the public and troubleshoot issues as they arise.
As you can imagine, it takes a little bit of juggling to make it all work, so having resources and the support of other market managers can make a big difference.
In February, about 30 market managers came together at ASAP's Business of Farming Conference. Mike McCreary, the market manager for Asheville City Market, facilitated the Farmer Market Summit.
The summit kicks off a networking effort designed to bring together market managers from across the region. The room buzzes with energy. Some people drove hours to be here, and they're eager to share their experiences with each other.
Today is also the debut of new resources that managers can bring to their markets—like activity packs for spring strawberry festivals. A strawberry festival might sound like an easy thing to put together, but it takes weeks of planning. You need activities and prizes, packs of recipe cards, strawberry costumes, even small things like colanders to wash the strawberries.
ASAP created a lending library to help market managers access the materials they need. Each pack includes strawberry costumes, contest boards, containers for prizes, and more. Market managers can email ASAP to reserve a pack and pick up the materials in advance of their market.
The strawberry games and costumes bring a pop of color to the three-hour summit. Market managers spend the morning reviewing a pre-season market checklist, engaging in round table discussions about management issues, and signing up for more networking and workshops.
Jan Harris drove about three hours from Dahlonega, Georgia to come to the farmers market summit today. She describes Dahlonega and the surrounding county as a food desert, and says having a farmers market there is especially important.
She's learned a lot from today's programs, and while the logistics of the lending library might be difficult given the distance, she wants to partner with local artists to incorporate some of the games and activities she saw today.
"We all love to play games, so any way we can spin a dial and win something fun or learn more about how to cook a patty pan squash, things that can teach us and broaden our vocabulary as far as what is good to eat and how can we cook this. I think is going to be beneficial not only to the local food economy, but also to ourselves to make us a healthier community," she says.
There's one last surprise at the end of the summit. Mike McCreary reaches into a cardboard box and pulls out a stack of brightly-colored vests that will make it easier for customers to spot managers at the market. They're a hit and the group cheers.


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Q: How do I cancel Node.JS request handling when that request is aborted? What is the proper way to stop the chain of events on a Node server that was set in motion after it received a request, when that request is cancelled?
E.g.

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*When you press [escape] while a request is done by a browser, the request is aborted.

*When you call .abort() on a jQuery $.ajax().

*etc

For just serving some html, this wouldn't be a big deal. The Node server renders some text and nobody listens to the output. Not a big deal.
But when the Node server is actually doing a lot of processing for the response, it would be nice to be able to stop and use the resources for something else.
Ideally some kind of trick to req itself, so I don't have to change whole batches of code to cancel each promise individually.


THE HIGH SCHOOL CONUNDRUM: High school may be getting something of a makeover. On November 10, the White House announced $375 million in public and private support for efforts aimed at redesigning US high schools. The endeavor bundles together six federal programs and almost 30 private initiatives. The announcement was a result of the first White House Summit on Next-Generation High Schools, a movement started in 2013 to rethink schools in order to offer young people the opportunity to access an education more connected to the 21st century needs, including personalized and hands-on learning.
The list of federal commitments include a yet-to-be-launched $20 million grant for innovative projects related to school reform, a series of recommendations on how to adopt personalized learning and a playbook with resources to help schools redesign themselves. Among the private initiatives is an IBM agreement to open 25 more P-Tech schools, a high school model originally launched in New York that connects students with IBM mentors and confers on them a two year postsecondary degree in a STEM field along with a high school diploma.
The collection of efforts presents a basket of projects that are somewhere in between future intentions and real commitments. All bets are off.


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Q: Looks like a font is missing Nautilus has become like this:

Global menus now have this ugly font.
Any idea why? It looks like an update killed it.

A: It doesn't necessarily mean that something is missing. There might be a number of causes for this. There might be a newly installed font which got higher priority for some reason, a setting might have been changed etc.
To fix this, try installing Ubuntu Tweak. Then run it, go to Tweaks > Fonts. Here's how my settings look like, and I do believe they're default:

By the way, 'ugly' is pretty subjective. I actually like the font on your screenshot :)