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Police ID actor's son in suspected heroin death
The two men who died of suspected heroin overdoses in Ashland last week have been identified as Colin McKean, the 36-year-old son of actor Michael McKean, and Jordan Roth, the 34-year-old son of a retired Ashland physician. The two men died in their homes within 24 hours of each other, Ashland police said.
Ashland police Deputy Chief Corey Falls said Colin McKean was found dead by a family member in the 700 block of North Laurel Street shortly after 8 p.m. on Dec. 3.
Roth was found dead by a family friend 24 hours later in the 2400 block of Siskiyou Boulevard.
Police said evidence found at both homes suggested the men died of heroin overdoses. Falls said Monday police still are awaiting laboratory results to confirm the causes of death.
Police are investigating whether the two cases are connected.
"That's one thing our detectives look into," Falls said. "Just because these happened on back-to-back nights, it makes it odd, but our detectives just try to gather information."
The house on Laurel Street is owned by Colin McKean's father and stepmother, Michael McKean and Annette O'Toole, according to Jackson County property records. Both are longtime actors. Michael McKean is probably best-known for his role as Lenny in the 1970s TV sitcom "Laverne and Shirley" and as David St. Hubbins in the 1984 movie "This is Spinal Tap." Colin McKean's mother is Susan Russell, according to IMDb, an Internet movie database.
Colin McKean was a production assistant for the movies "The Kiss," "A Mighty Wind" and "Temptation," and had acting roles in "Vampire Clan" and in "A Spinal Tap Reunion: The 25th Anniversary London Sell-Out," according to IMDb.
He had worked as a stagehand for the Oregon Shakespeare Festival since 2004, OSF officials said.
"He was a good stagehand and a great individual to have in our company," said Tom Curtis, OSF's manager of stage operations, in a statement. "There is a sense of deep sadness throughout the OSF family at the loss of our colleague and friend. Our thoughts and prayers go out to his family and to his many friends."
"He loved the job and loved fly fishing and fly-tying and a wide range of music (he was an excellent bass player, a fact that he kept sort of secret), and his dogs Breffix and Krampus," OSF Marketing Manager Bob Hackett wrote in an email.
The McKean family could not immediately be reached for comment.
Jordan Roth attended Ashland schools through his junior year until he moved to Germantown, Tenn., with his parents, Jim and Rita Roth, and his sister, Natascha. He received his associate degree as a licensed veterinary tech from Bel-Rae Institute of Animal Technology in Denver, Colo., before returning to Ashland, where he most recently worked for Street Rents, a property management company.
"I loved him a lot," said his father, a retired physician in Ashland. "He was a wonderful person, who intensely cared about animals and friends.
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Jordan Roth liked to snowboard and play baseball. He even played a short stint with a semi-pro team in San Jose, Calif., his father said.
"He's basically been troubled with depression and feelings of worthlessness and anxiety for years, and treated it legally and illegally," Jim Roth said. "We always knew everything he took. He was troubled. He knew we cared."
Jim Roth said Jordan's heartbroken mother hopes to speak with McKean's mother at some point so they might console each other.
He said Jordan had tried to overcome his addictions and the family was surprised to hear he died of a suspected overdose.
"It's become a fairly large community dilemma," said Susan Nebelsick, health consultant for the pain management program with OnTrack Inc.
The resources needed for treating opiate addiction are limited locally, Nebelsick said, since the Addictions Recovery Center can accept only a limited number of patients who suffer from addictions of all kinds and the OnTrack residential treatment center in Grants Pass has only 20 beds.
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A memorial service open to friends and family of Jordan Roth is planned for 10 a.m. Saturday, Dec. 15, at the Ashland Springs Hotel, 212 E. Main St. In lieu of flowers, the family has requested that donations be made to an animal shelter or the ARC.
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Peach Cobbler
- 6 peaches, peeled and sliced
- 4 tablespoons 10x confectioners' sugar
- 1/2 tablespoon lemon juice
- 1 1/2 teaspoon cornstarch
- 1/2 teaspoon almond or vanilla extract
- parve vanilla ice cream (or dairy if you do not intend this dish to cap a fleishig meal)
Cobbler Topping
- 1 1/4 cups all-purpose flour
- 1/2 cup 10x confectioners' sugar
- 1 1/2 teaspoons baking powder
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 6 tablespoons unsalted margarine (or butter, if this will be a milchig dessert)
- 1 egg
- 5-6 tablespoons almond milk (or milk, if this will be a milchig dessert)
- Preheat oven to 425 F.
- Put the peaches in an ovenproof dish; add the sugar, lemon juice, cornstarch , and almond extract, toss them all together. Bake the peaches in the oven for 20 minutes.
- While the peaches are baking make the cobbler topping, sift the flour, all but 2 tablespoons of sugar, baking powder and salt into a bowl. Rub in the margarine with your fingers until the mixture resembles fine breadcrumbs.
- Combine the egg and tablespoons of almond milk in a pitcher and mix into the dry ingredients with a fork until a soft, sticky dough forms. If the dough seems dry, stir in the extra tablespoon of milk.
- Reduce the oven temperature to 400 F. remove peaches from oven and drop spoonfuls of the topping over the surface, without smoothing. Sprinkle with the remaining sugar, return to oven and bake for an additional 15 minutes, or until the topping is golden brown and firm – topping will spread as it cooks.
- Serve at room temperature with ice cream on the side.
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- 1 Editor
- 2 Refactoring
- 3 Indexing
- 4 Code Analysis
- 5 Build
- 6 Debug
- 6.1 Multicore Visualizer View
- 6.2 Partitioning of large arrays
- 6.3 Edit Breakpoint on Create
- 6.4 Breakpoint Toggle Short-Cuts
- 6.5 Function Breakpoint Manual Entry
- 6.6 Advanced character encoding support
- 6.7 Timeout support for GDB commands in DSF/GDB
- 6.8 Multi-select Resume/Suspend operations
- 6.9 Show only suspended threads in Debug view
- 6.10 Multi-select attach dialog
- 6.11 Default Postmortem file location
- 6.12 Support for Fast Tracepoints
- 6.13 Enhancements to Tracepoints
- 6.14 Show the actual variable type based on RTTI
- 6.15 Build variables support in "C/C++ Application" field of launch configuration
- 6.16 Support for octal number format in CDI
- 7 C/C++ Unit Testing Support
- 8 Bugs Fixed in this Release
Pin the Call Hierarchy View
The Call Hierarchy View can now be pinned which enables the user to open multiple Call Hierarchy views at the same time.
This feature was completed through Bug 342498
Filtering in Outline Views
There are a few additional filtering options added to Project Explorer and Outline View:
Mouse Hover for 'auto' Keyword
Mouse hover for auto keyword shows deduced type:
- Code added or changed during refactoring is formatted according to user preferences.
- New code style preferences for refactoring:
- Support for multiple variants of the same header file in the index (Bug 197989).
- The C/C++ > Indexer > Index unused headers global preference is turned on by default (Bug 377992).
- New command: Index > Re-resolve Unresolved Includes
Code Analysis
External-tool-based Checkers
The main motivation for integrating Codan with external tools is to enjoy all the code checks from mature tools without leaving Eclipse. With the new infrastructure:
- External tools can be configured using Codan's preference page
- External tools are invoked automatically when a C/C++ file is saved
- The output of these tools can be displayed as editor markers
The new infrastructure includes a sample checker that invokes Cppcheck.
A more detailed configuration dialog can be found by pressing the "Customize Selected…" button:
Users can specify the path of the Cppcheck executable and the arguments to pass to Cppcheck.
A demo of this checker can be found here.
The new infrastructure makes it very easy to write your own external-tool-based checker. In the simplest case, you will need to:
- Extend the abstract class AbstractExternalToolBasedChecker.
- Provide the name of your tool (e.g. "Cppcheck".)
- Provide default values for the path of the executable and arguments to pass to the executable.
- Register a IErrorParser in the extension point "org.eclipse.cdt.core.ErrorParser" with context "codan". This parser parses the output of the external tool, line by line. It's up to you to decide what to do with the output (e.g. create error markers.)
Please take a look at the source code of CppcheckChecker for details.
In the case of tools that are complex to set up, the new infrastructure is extremely flexible and configurable. It allows you to pretty much to configure every single aspect of the checker, from the files that the tool can check to the way to feed arguments to the tool.
New Codan checkers
- Class members should be properly initialized (Bug 339795). Example:
struct Demo { Demo() {} // Warning: Member 'field' was not initialized in this constructor int field; };
Scanner Discovery
Scanner Discovery has been reworked in this release. The main purpose of Scanner Discovery was always to supply Include Paths and Macros for indexer and build. Now these are supplied by Language Settings Providers. See more at Scanner Discovery Wiki
Mac OSX Frameworks
The new scanner discovery makes it possible to discover and use with indexer Mac OSX Frameworks folders, see bug 69529
Build console marks more prominently start and end of build and reports elapsed time:
Parallel Build
Parallel Build was remodelled, see bug 259768:
Managed Build
A few additional options to select from added to managed build, bug 365461.
Multicore Visualizer View
CDT now optionally includes a Multicore Visualizer View. This view displays a graphical representation of the state of the current application. It allows one to click- and drag-select groups of processes/threads, and apply debugging commands to them directly from the visualizer. Selections made in the Visualizer View are reflected automatically in the Debug View, and vice versa. The Multicore Visualizer View is designed to scale to large numbers of cpus and cores-per-cpu on both current and future multicore hardware.
The Multicore Visualizer View is meant to serve as a high-level visual overview of the current application, and can be used in tandem with the Debug View, which provides more in-depth detail.
The Multicore Visualizer View is just one example of a visualizer based on the underlying Visualizer Framework plugin. This provides a pluggable, extensible platform for developing visual development tools of this kind.
Note that the Multicore Visualizer will only work using a Linux target; it will not work debugging on a Windows or Mac target. This is a current limitation of GDB which does not provide information about cores, for those targets (at writing, GDB is at version 7.4).
This feature was completed through Bug 335027
The Multicore Visualizer is an optional feature of the CDT and must be installed manually. The feature is called "C/C++ Multicore Visualizer". Installing it will install both the Multicore Visualizer and the Visualizer Framework. If you only want to install the Visualizer Framework (to build your own visualizer), you can install that feature by itself; it is called "CDT Visualizer Framework". Once the features are installed, you can access the Multicore Visualizer (or any other visualizer) by opening the view called "Visualizer".
Partitioning of large arrays
CDT now displays large arrays as collections of partitions.
This feature was completed through Bug 365541
Edit Breakpoint on Create
It is no longer necessary to first create a CDT breakpoint, then edit its properties. Properties such as enabled, ignore count, condition, temporary, can be set while creating the breakpoint.
There are several methods to open the properties dialog before creating the breakpoint:
- Add Breakpoint action.
- In the editor or the disassembly view, bring up the popup menu on the gutter.
- Select the Add Breakpoint... menu item.
- This brings up the breakpoint properties dialog for a line breakpoint pre-filled with the breakpoints location.
- Control-Double Click
- Hold the Control key while double-clicking on the editor gutter.
- This brings up the breakpoint properties dialog for a line breakpoint pre-filled with the breakpoints location.
- Control key with Toggle Method Breakpoint
- Open the editor's Outline view.
- Right-click on a method to bring up the popup menu.
- Hold the control key while selecting the Toggle Method Breakpoint action.
- This brings up the function breakpoint dialog pre-filled with the method name.
- Add Watchpoint (C/C++)
- In the Breakpoints view, open the view menu.
- Select the Add Watchpoint (C/C++)... action.
- This brings up the watchpoint properties dialog.
- User must enter the watchpoint expression.
- Add Function Breakpoint (C/C++)
- In the Breakpoints view, open the view menu.
- Select the Add Function Breakpoint (C/C++)... action.
- This brings up the function breakpoint properties dialog.
- User must enter the function expression.
Image: The breakpoint properties dialog for a line breakpoint about to be created.
Breakpoint Toggle Short-Cuts
The Toggle Breakpoint action in the editor and disassembly view menu now supports new behaviors when used with modifier keys:
- Hold the Shift key while double-clicking on an existing breakpoint in order to enable or disable the breakpoint.
- Hold the Control key while double-clicking on an existing breakpoint in order to bring up the breakpoint properties dialog to edit the existing breakpoint.
- Hold the Control key while double-clicking on a location with no breakpoints, in order to bring up the breakpoint properties dialog to create a new breakpoint.
Image:The editor gutter popup menu with the hints for the new accelerators.
Function Breakpoint Manual Entry
There is a new option for creating a function breakpoint:
- Open the Breakpoints view menu.
- Select Add Function Breakpoint C/C++.
- Fill in the function name or expression and select OK to create breakpoint.
Advanced character encoding support
CDT now supports the handling of different character encodings for strings and wide character strings while debugging. This includes full support for Unicode encodings and many other popular encodings as well. You can select the character and wide character encoding within the Debug preferences.
CDT will then correctly display strings according to the selected encoding while debugging.
Note that this feature requires GDB version 7.0 or later. This feature was completed through Bug 307311, Bug 367456 and Bug 370462.
Timeout support for GDB commands in DSF/GDB
Timeouts for GDB commands are now supported in DSF/GDB. The feature is optional and disabled by default. The timeout values are configurable. When the feature is enabled, custom values can be assigned to some commands, all other commands use the default value. This feature was completed through Bug 361934.
Multi-select Resume/Suspend operations
CDT now allows to perform a Resume or Suspend operation on multiple selections of the same debug session. Because such a concept only adds value in a Non-Stop debug session, it is only supported in such a session (see Non-Stop Debugging). The behavior of a multi-selection Resume/Suspend is as follows:
- Any selected stack frames implies a selection of their corresponding thread.
- If one or more threads are selected (not processes) and the resume/suspend operation is triggered, each selected thread on which the operation is currently valid will be resumed/suspended.
- If one or more processes are selected (not threads) and the resume/suspend operation is triggered, each selected process will be resumed/suspended. Resuming/suspending a process implies resuming/suspending each one of its threads on which the operation is currently valid.
- If both thread(s) and process(es) are selected, and the resume/suspend operation is triggered, each selected process will be resumed/suspended, and each selected thread which is not part of any selected process will be resumed/suspended. The idea is that if a process is being resumed/suspended, each of its threads will be automatically resumed/suspended, and therefore, should not be resumed/suspended a second time because it is also selected.
As hinted above, CDT takes a permissive approach to multi-select resume/suspend. This means that if a multi-selection includes both stopped and running threads, a resume operation is still allowed, and only the suspended threads will be resumed; similarly, on such a multi-selection, a suspend operation is allowed, and only the running threads will be suspended.
In the above screenshot if the user were to press the Resume button with the current multi-selection the following would happen:
- The Consumer process node is selected, therefore the entire process will be resumed. This means that the suspended threads 7 and 9 will be resumed, while threads 6, 8 and 10 will be ignored, as they are already running.
- Note that the fact that threads 9 and 10 are selected is ignored, as those threads are part of the selected Consumer process, which will be resumed.
- Stack frames doWork() and work() are selected and belong to thread 4, which becomes implicitly selected in their place. Thread 4 will therefore be resumed.
- Thread 2 is selected and suspended, and will be resumed.
- Thread 5 is selected but running, so it will be ignored.
This feature was completed through Bug 330974
Show only suspended threads in Debug view
CDT now has an global preference that allows to only show the suspended threads within the Debug view. When dealing with a large number of threads, a user is typically interested by the threads that are being inspected (suspended ones) and does not care about the running ones. Using this preference, all running threads will not be shown in the Debug view. Note that when a thread is stepping it will remain visible, although it is technically running. The process element of the Debug view will show how many threads are currently being filtered from view.
The below example shows the exact same debugging session. The first screenshot only shows suspended threads, while the second shows all threads.
Below shows how to access the preference, which is disabled by default.
This feature was completed through Bug 375585
Multi-select attach dialog
CDT now allows selecting more than one process to attach to in a single user operation. The bottom pane is used to see which processes have been selected. If multi-process debugging is not supported with your debug session (needs GDB >= 7.2 and NonStop enabled), only the first process will be attached to.
This feature was completed through Bug 293679
Default Postmortem file location
CDT now allows the user to specify a default directory for the location of core files for a postmortem launch when the prompt is triggered. Since a postmortem launch can easily be re-used for different core files of the same binary, this feature helps reduce the amount of navigation needed to select a core file. Note that specifying the actual core file is still supported, as well as leaving the entire field blank, which will also trigger the prompt, but use the default directory for its starting location.
Note that this 'core file' field supports the use of variables such as ${workspace_loc}.
This feature applies to both core files and trace files.
This feature was completed through Bug 362039
Support for Fast Tracepoints
CDT now allows the user of fast tracepoints, as supported by GDB. Fast tracepoints use an instruction jump instead of a trap for efficiency. Fast tracepoint need a minimum of space to be inserted in the program and therefore, may fail to be set at certain locations. For fast tracepoints to work, a special library called the in-process agent (IPA), must be loaded in the inferior process. This library is built and distributed as an integral part of gdbserver. Please see the GDB documentation for more details.
The user can select between three tracepoint modes in the launch:
- Fast: Only use fast tracepoints. No tracepoint will be planted if a fast tracepoint cannot be used.
- Normal: Only use normal tracepoints.
- Automatic: Attempt to use fast tracepoints. If a fast tracepoint cannot be used, automatically use a normal tracepoint.
This feature was completed through Bug 346320
Enhancements to Tracepoints
With the use of GDB 7.4, some new features are available within Eclipse.
- Live enable/disable of C/C++ Tracepoints
- Tracepoints can now be enabled and disabled at any time after a trace experiment has been started, and will immediately take effect within the ongoing experiment.
- Note: Although GDB 7.4 seems to allow a tracepoint to be created during a trace experiment and will add it to the ongoing experiment, this behavior seems to have some issues. One of which is that deleting a tracepoint during an experiment will not remove that tracepoint from the ongoing experiment. Until this is fixed in GDB, it is recommended that the user stick to enable/disable operations during a tracing experiment.
- Smaller Fast tracepoints
- On 32-bit x86-architectures, fast tracepoints can now be placed at locations with 4-byte instructions, when they were previously limited to locations with instructions of 5 bytes or longer.
- Tracepoint collecting of Strings
- The tracepoint Collect action now has an option to request to collect character pointers as strings. It tells GDB to effectively dereference pointer-to-character types and collect the bytes of memory up to a zero byte. An optional integer limit sets a bound on the number of bytes that will be collected. This feature was completed through Bug 373707
Show the actual variable type based on RTTI
With GDB 7.5.1 or higher CDT could show the actual variable type (not the declared one) in Variables and Expressions Views. Consider the following example:
struct SuperInterface { virtual ~SuperInterface() {} // enable RTTI for Interface class }; struct TheImplementation : public SuperInterface { TheImplementation(int _v1, float _v2) : someField(_v1), anotherField(_v2) {} int someField; float anotherField; }; int main() { SuperInterface* i = new TheImplementation(42, 4.2); return 0; // [Launch debug until here] }
Launch the debugging session and run until return statement:
This feature is enabled by default and will work if you have the proper GDB version (7.5.1 or higher) and RTTI generation enabled (enabled by default in gcc), however it could be turned off in preferences:
This feature was completed through Bug 376901 and Bug 377536. Note that a bug was found in GDB 7.5 which could affect the display of other variables or registers. GDB 7.5.1 or higher should be used with this feature.
Build variables support in "C/C++ Application" field of launch configuration
There are also a few new CDT-specific build variables:
- config_name - the name of the active configuration for the project specified as an argument;
- config_description - the description of the active configuration for the project specified as an argument;
This feature was completed through Bug 180256 and Bug 375814.
Support for octal number format in CDI
CDI now also supports to use the octal number format to display the contents of variables, expressions and registers. You can select the octal number format within the Debug preferences. This feature was completed through Bug 370462.
C/C++ Unit Testing Support
Supported features:
- tests running with support of the following frameworks:
- tests hierarchy browsing;
- test messages viewing, filtering by test or test suite; source lookup is also supported;
- testing statistics (total/failed/aborted tests count, red/green bar);
- testing time measurement;
- tests hierarchy filters (show only failed tests);
- running & rerunning only selected tests (not a whole test module);
- start a debug session for the whole test module or only the selected tests;
- test messages filters (by severity);
- test runs history;
- the list of provided tests runners may be easily extended writing a new Tests Runner Plugin.
The HOWTO, known problems and limitation can be found in the corresponding section of CDT FAQ.
This feature was completed through Bug 210366.


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MC Hammer Arrested; Says He Was Victim of Racial Profiling
MC Hammer was arrested last Thursday on suspicion of obstructing an officer in the performance of their duties and resisting an officer, according to reports, but the rapper claims he was a victim of racial profiling.
The police have not released details about the arrest other than the citation, according to the Oakland Tribune. But Hammer, whose real name is Stanley Kirk Burrell, went public with his own version on Twitter Saturday.
"Chubby elvis looking dude was tapping on my car window, I rolled down the window and he said 'Are you on parole or probation?'" he tweeted.
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Hammer went on to say that the officer reached inside his car and attempted to pull him out.
According to Hammer: "It was comical to me until he pulled out his guns, blew his whistle and yelled for help (MallCop) !!! But make no mistake he's dangerous .. only thing more dangerous than a scared man with a gun, is a scared man with an agenda, a gun and a badge. I was cited for obstruction."
Hammer was cited, booked and released, the Tribune reports. He has no prior record.
"Instead of being bitter, I'm taking the opportunity to make this a "teachable moment" and "eye opener" for my many friends & colleagues," he tweeted.
In another post, the rapper wrote: "I will now answer his question, contrary to his personal beliefs, all people of color are not on parole or probation fat boy !!!"
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Arctic Wolf's Christmas Eggnog
Posted by Arctic Wolf on December 9, 2011
I like eggnog at Christmas, and so for the third year in a row I am going to post my favourite recipe for Christmas Eggnog.
This is a simple recipe in terms of ingredients, but it requires a bit of a baker's touch get it just right. I switched up the Rum and the Whisky in the recipe from last year and found it to be as good as ever.
Arctic Wolf's Christmas Eggnog
(This makes about four servings. )
3 eggs at room temperature, (yolk and whites separated)
3/8 cup sugar (for the yolks)
3 tablespoons sugar (for the whites)
1/4 teaspoon vanilla
a touch fresh ground cloves (About 1/16 of a teaspoon)
a pinch of fresh grated nutmeg (About 1/8 of a teaspoon)
a dash of fresh ground cinnamon (About 3 /16 of a teaspoon)
1 1/2 cups whipping cream, chilled
1 cup whole milk
1/2 cup Spiced Rum (George Street Spiced)
2/3 cup Bourbon Whiskey (Knob Creek)
Here is how to make it:
First the yolks
Separate your egg yolks and your egg whites in two bowls. Whisk the first amount of sugar and the vanilla into the egg yolks. Add a touch of ground cloves, a pinch of nutmeg and a dash of cinnamon into the yolk bowl. Add the cream, the milk and the rum and whisky (for adult consumption only). Make sure everything is mixed thoroughly.
Now the whites
This is where a baker's touch is necessary.
Beat the egg whites until they form soft peaks (3-4 minutes). Add the second amount of sugar slowly during this beating process.
Now we combine
Gently and with large circular motions blend the egg white mixture into the yolk mixture, trying to keep things as 'poofy' as possible.
Sprinkle a little left over spice on the top of each glass, and enjoy with your favourite chocolates!
Merry Christmas Everyone!
One Response to "Arctic Wolf's Christmas Eggnog"
December 9, 2011 at 11:47 pm
Sounds like dessert in a glass, a drink that becomes ones private stock shared with good friends visiting over the holidays. All the best, Chip & look forward to checking in on your adventures in 2012…..Ray J
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MARYSVILLE, Calif. >>A California raceway crash killed a race car owner and the young cousin of the teenage driver whose vehicle careened off the track before it struck the two victims, authorities said today.
Dale Wondergem Jr., 68, and Marcus Johnson, 14, were in the pit area when they were hit about 6 p.m. Saturday at the Marysville Raceway Park, about 40 miles north of Sacramento, according to the Yuba County Sheriff's Department. Wondergem, of Grass Valley, was pronounced dead at the scene, and Marcus Johnson, of Santa Rosa, was pronounced dead shortly after arrival at a hospital, authorities said.
Marcus Johnson was identified by authorities as the cousin of 17-year-old driver Chase Johnson, who was not injured in the collision. The younger victim was not an official member of his cousin's crew. Authorities are investigating why he was in the pit area, according to Undersheriff Jerry Read said.
The Marysville raceway was hosting the California Sprint Car Civil War Series on the opening day of its season. Wondergem owned one of the race cars at the track Saturday, but not the one involved in the crash, Read said.
The crash occurred when six or seven "winged sprint cars" were doing warm-up laps before the start of a scheduled race. Chase Johnson's car left the track at an undetermined speed and hit Wondergem and Johnson before it tipped on its side, sheriff's officials said.
The Yuba County Sheriff's Department and California Highway Patrol are investigating the cause of the crash. Investigators will conduct autopsies on the victims on Monday and Tuesday.
No one else was injured in the crash, and spectators were never in jeopardy, authorities said.
Messages left for the Marysville Raceway's spokesman and promoters were not immediately returned Sunday.
Chase Johnson of Penngrove is a senior at Petaluma High School north of San Francisco and is a fourth-generation race car driver, according to his website. He did not respond to an email seeking comment Sunday.
Johnson has been racing for three years at the Petaluma Speedway, where he's won multiple races and was last year's series champion. His father, grandfather and great-grandfather were also champion drivers in Petaluma, where the family owns a muffler shop, said Ron Lingron, the track announcer at Petaluma Speedway
"They're the first family of the Petaluma Speedway," Lingron said Sunday. "There's not a better kid you're going to find in the racing community than Chase Johnson. To have something like this put around his neck is a tragedy."
Steven Blakesley, a race announcer who was watching from the stands, said he thought Chase Johnson's car had a mechanical problem because he was driving about 90 mph and couldn't make a turn or slow down just before the crash.
"People getting hurt in the pits is extremely, extremely rare," Blakesley, who is the track announcer at Watsonville's Ocean Speedway, said Sunday. "I've never seen anything like this, and I don't know how you would even prevent it."
The sprint car circuit is seen as a stepping stone to higher levels like NASCAR and many drivers start racing as young as 15, as Johnson did, Blakesley said. Others on the circuit, where small, high-powered cars race on short dirt ovals, were older drivers whose careers had peaked earlier.
Two-time NASCAR Nationwide Series champion Ricky Stenhouse Jr. began his career in sprint cars at age 15. He said current hotshot NASCAR racer Kyle Larson was racing sprint cars around California at 12 years old.
"People who can afford to go race somewhere are going to find somewhere to race," Stenhouse said. "And the crews, the people in the pits? That's almost always your friends and your family. I read somewhere somebody said those people shouldn't have been in the pits. Well, this is how it's done. This is the way of life."
The race track fatalities come less than a month after a crash on the last lap of a race at Daytona International Speedway injured at least 30 fans Feb. 23. The victims were sprayed with large chunks of debris — including a tire — after a car careened into the fencing that is designed to protect the massive grandstands lining the track.
At another NASCAR race in 2009 at Talladega, the crowd was showered with debris and seven fans were injured when a car sailed upside-down into the front-stretch fence on a furious dash to the finish line, showering the stands with debris. Seven fans sustained minor injuries.
And in 2010 at a National Hot Rod Association event in Chandler, Ariz., a woman was killed by a tire that flew off a crashing dragster at Firebird International Raceway.
Associated Press Writers Jenna Fryer and Andrew Dalton in Los Angeles contributed to this report.


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Gorman leads; a different Beto 3rd
ROCKFORD — It's hard to fly under the radar in Rockford golf circles with the name of Beto, but David Beto managed it.
Until Saturday, when he shot 68 at Ingersoll to tie pretourney favorite Kevin Flack for third after the opening round of the Rockford Men's Golf Classic.
Danny Gorman, who won the Class 2A state individual golf title last fall and led Boylan to the team title, leads with a 5-under-par 66. Defending champion Robert Dofflemyer is second at 67.
"I hit the ball well and putted well," Gorman said. "I had a few lip-outs, which got me upset at the time, but I can't do much complaining with a 66."
While Gorman and Dofflemyer (Belvidere) were NIC-10 MVPs and high school stars, Beto was virtually invisible at Keith Country Day.
"Keith had a nine-hole tournament. That was it," Beto said. "If you want to call it a golf team, that was it."
Beto, 36, has rarely played in local tournaments, playing in the Atwood every year but not much else. Saturday was his first Men's City round. It was also his lowest tournament round.
"I putted well, I didn't three-putt," he said. "I made a couple of clutch saves for par when I had to, and I only had one bogey.
"It was just nice and tidy. I never got into too much trouble and I was pretty conservative and attacked only when the opportunity presented itself."
Dofflemyer, who started on No. 10, overcame a double-bogey on his second hole by playing his last 16 holes in 6 under.
"There was a long wait on 12, that helped me recover and hit the restart button," Dofflemyer said. "I made a nice par on 12 and a nice par on 13, then I started making birdies. Once you start making birdies, it's a lot more fun to play."
Brandon Negri, Jeff Holmgaard, David Nagel and Matt LaMarca were at 2-under 69. LaMarca hadn't played in a tourney this year until the Aldeen Cup last week.
"When the tournaments started, I wasn't ready to play, and I knew that, so I gave myself a few weeks of practice," LaMarca said. "I am ready to go now. I normally peak early in the season, so hopefully it's moved forward now that I have started later."
Johnny Canova and Matt Marinaro — Gorman's coaches at Boylan — were tied with eight-time champ Jamie Hogan at 1-under 70. Hogan is rusty, but showed what a threat he could be with his roller-coaster 70 that included five birdies on the front nine, which is 500 yards longer than the back, and four bogeys, including one when he almost drove the green on No. 4.
"I didn't make a par until 10, and then I made all pars on the back, which you are not supposed to do. You are supposed to go low," Hogan said. "I had some easy chips where I didn't get up-and-down when I got a little greedy. It was just an odd round."
Hogan expressed surprise that there wasn't a "whole fleet of golfers in the 60s" considering the firm and fast conditions.
"I am getting tee shots I haven't hit since 1985," said Lowell Parrish, 82, who beat his age by six strokes.
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Troubleshooting 'DFS lock handle' waits
Posted by Riyaj Shamsudeen on November 8, 2011
Waits for 'DFS lock handle' can cause massive performance issues in a busy RAC cluster. In this blog entry, we will explore the DFS lock handle wait event, and understand how to troubleshoot the root cause of these waits. I am also going to use locks and resources interchangeably in this blog, but internally, they are two different types of structures.
A little background
DFS (stands for Distributed File System) is an ancient name, associated with cluster file system operations, in a Lock manager supplied by vendors in Oracle Parallel Server Environment (prior name for RAC). But, this wait event has morphed and is now associated with waits irrelevant to database files also. Hence, it is imperative to understand the underlying details to debug the 'DFS lock handle' waits.
How does it work?
I have no access to the code, so read this paragraph with caution, as I may have misunderstood my test results: A process trying to acquire a lock on a global GES resource sends a AST(Asynchronous Trap) or BAST (Blocking Asynchronous Trap) message to LCK process, constructing the message with (lock pointer, resource pointer, and resource name) information. If the resource is not available, then the LCK process sends a message to the lock holder for a lock downgrade.
Now, let's imagine that we need to ask remote background process to do some operations, say, DBWR to do an object checkpoint in a remote instance. Further, the requestor must wait for the background process to complete the task. What better way is there to implement these waits, than using a lock? It seems that acquiring a lock on a specific resource in a specific mode, triggers a predefined action in that background process. For example, acquiring locks on a specific CI resource triggers the DBWR to object level checkpoint (details later).
While the background process is working, the requesting process is instrumented to wait on the wait event 'DFS lock handle', in essence, the requesting process is waiting for one or more background process to perform a specific action. BTW, in some cases, background processes also can wait for 'DFS lock handle'. Excessive waits by the foreground or background process for the DFS lock handle wait event can lead to instance freeze or application freeze.
Every resource has a value block and can be used to send more information about the resource, such as object_id for a sequence, object_id for a table partition etc.
Type of Lock
First, we need to identify the type of lock associated with this event. Fortunately, type|event in the trace file (or p1 column in v$session when the event waited is DFS lock handle) has this information coded and can be retrieved using the following SQL statement.
From a trace file:
nam='DFS lock handle' ela= 4362 type|mode=1398145029 id1=86033 id2=0 obj#=-1 tim=23065806692
SQL> select chr(bitand(&&p1,-16777216)/16777215) ||
chr(bitand(&&p1,16711680)/65535) type,
mod(&&p1, 16) md
from dual
-- ----------
1398145029 = 0x53560005; 53 is ASCII for S and 56 is ASCII for V.
Now, we know that, lock type is SV and we can get more details about this lock type accessing v$lock_type view. SV enqueue is acquired to co-ordinate the retrieval values from sequences created with order and cache. There are many other enqueue types though, this is just an example
SQL> exec rs.print_table
('select * from v$lock_type where type=''SV''');
NAME : Sequence Ordering
ID1_TAG : object #
DESCRIPTION : Lock to ensure ordered sequence allocation in RAC mode
Resource name
In Global Enqueue Services layer, each resource is uniquely identified by a resource name. For example, for the sequence with object_id=86033, resource name is [0x15011][0x0],[SV][ext 0x0,0x0]. As you see, this resource name is essentially, [id1][id2],[lock type][extension]. In this example, id1=86033=0x15011. Also, p2, p3 columns in v$session for this DFS lock handle wait event is enumerating id1 and id2 columns of the resource. As you probably guessed, many instance level locks are not visible in gv$lock family of views, of course, gv$lock is a global view of local locks and gv$ges_enqueue is global view of global locks 🙂
Let's probe further to understand few lock types commonly encountered.
Enqueue: SV
If the enqueue type is SV, then that enqueue is used to co-ordinate sequence values in a RAC cluster, for sequences declared with order and cache attributes. For the SV locks, id1 column will give you the object# of the sequence. In the example line below
nam='DFS lock handle' ela= 4362 type|mode=1398145029 id1=86033 id2=0 obj#=-1 tim=23065806692
id1 is set to 86033. That's the object_id of a sequence declared with cache and order. Sequences with these attributes require the values to be in ORDER. As we know that in RAC, it is likely to have sequences return values in an order not correlated with time, due to the fact that each instance will cache sequence values. With ORDER attribute, we specifically require these values to be in a strict ascending/descending order even if the sequences are accessed in different instances. To accommodate this requirement, RAC code must ensure that next value retrieved from the sequence will be in an ORDER in any instance and the co-ordination mechanism is by transferring couple of GES messages between the instances. Master node of the GES resource for that sequence object will keep track of the latest value. It looks like, Value block of the GES resource is updated to reflect the latest sequence value.
You might be wondering what if there is more than a sequence. How is it handled? Each sequence gets its own resource. For example, the resource name for sequence with object_id=86033 will be [0x15011][0x0],[SV] and another sequence with object_id=86034 will be maintained by a resource [0x15012][0x0],[SV] etc. Value block of these resources will contain the latest value of the sequence and kept in the master node of this resource.( As a shameless plug, I go in to much details about GES and GRD in my Advanced RAC troubleshooting class. )
Of course, if the wait event is DFS lock handle, and if the enqueue is SV type, then the solution probably would be that, ORDER attribute is not a suitable attribute for that heavily accessed sequence. My recommendation is always been (a) Use bigger cache >1000 for the sequences frequently accessed, hundreds per second (b) Use default cache of 20 if the sequence is not frequently accessed (c) if you really require ORDERed values, know that this could be a problem in RAC, and use ORDER cache (d) Only in exceptional situations use nocache.
Enqueue: CI
CI stands for Cross Invocation, and mainly used to trigger an action in a background process such as DBWR, CKPT process etc, in a remote instance. id1 and id2 columns of this CI enqueue has special significance. Depending upon the values of these id1,id2 fields a specific resource is manipulated to trigger a specific action in a background process.
For example, truncating a table leads to foreground process marking a segment as temporary and requesting the background process to clean up the segments from their cache. Essentially, a co-ordination mechanism to ensure that all buffers about a segment is flushed out by DBW. This operation is triggered by acquiring a GES resource of CI type in a specific format: [0xd][0x2],[CI][ext 0x0,0x0]. From the GES resource name [0xd][0x2],[CI], we can decode that lock name is CI, id1=0xd=13, id2=0x2=2 (CI-13-2).
You can see the process holding this specific resource in gv$ges_enqueue;
select resource_name1 ,inst_id, pid,blocker, blocked from gv$ges_enqueue where resource_name1 like '%[0xd][0x2],[CI]%' and pid!=0
------------------------------ ---------- ---------- ---------- ----------
[0xd][0x2],[CI][ext 0x0,0x0] 1 1481 0 0
[0xd][0x2],[CI][ext 0x0,0x0] 2 1486 0 0
In this case, PID 1486 is DBW0
$ ps -ef |grep 1486|grep -v grep
oracle 1486 1 0 14:23:36 ? 0:02 ora_dbw0_solrac2
In fact, similar resource with a different id2 combinations are accessed prior to waiting for id2=2. For example, resources, [0xd][0x1],[CI], [0xd][0x3],[CI] are accessed prior to acquiring the resource [0xd][0x2],[CI] for a partition. Value block of the resource [0xd][0x1],[CI] is used to send the object_id of the segments. First two resources ([0xd][0x1],[CI], [0xd][0x3],[CI] ) are accessed as AST(Asynchronous Trap), and the resource [0xd][0x2],[CI] is accessed with BAST (Blocking Asynchronous Trap) per partition (or segment).
If you encounter high number of waits for 'DFS lock handle' with CI enqueue, then find the object_id of the event. Find the object details from the object_id, and understand the activity on that segment. Of course, excessive truncate and DDL statement on objects can cause issues in RAC due to global lock activity.
There are few more examples of CI locks. For example, starting parallel query servers in an inter-instance parallelism will trigger few access to CI locks. Three access to the resource to allocate one parallel slave is printed below: Essentially, resource is [0xa][0x1],[CI] for the first wait below.
nam='DFS lock handle' ela= 554 type|mode=1128857605 id1=10 id2=1 obj#=79568
nam='DFS lock handle' ela= 523 type|mode=1128857605 id1=10 id2=3 obj#=79568
nam='DFS lock handle' ela= 129970 type|mode=1128857605 id1=10 id2=2 obj#=79568
Note 34631.1 documents some of the meaning for id1 and id2 column. For example, id1=13 "drop sort segments". I am not certain this note is accurate enough for 11.2 though.
Enqueue: IV
IV enqueues are acquired for Invalidation Lock. When a DDL is encountered on an object, then the dependent objects need to be invalidated. For example, cursors (SQL statements) that have dependency on a table need to be invalidated so that next execution of that cursor will reparse the cursor, after a DDL on that table. (Of course, I do understand that not all DDL statements will invalidate the cursors).
only the permanent objects such as tables and indexes are globalised and the SQL statements need not be protected by global resources. SQL statements are in turn invalidated by the dependency mechanisms on the dependent objects. For example, if you alter a table to drop a column, then that DDL statement will trigger invalidation of dependent objects of that table from all instances, an indirect invalidation of cursors from all instances occurs. In some cases, library cache locks and pin waits can occur due to indirect dependency validation mechanisms.
nam='DFS lock handle' ela= 414 type|mode=1230372869 id1=1398361667 id2=59 obj#=82512 tim=11542441219
In the example above, object# 82512 is an associated with table partition. Essentially, all dependent object of that partition must be invalidated from all instances. There are potential bugs in this area, for example, IV waits are higher for shared server connections (bug 8215444)
Enqueue: BB
XA enabled applications can connect to more than one instance in RAC from 11.2 onwards. Prior to 11.2, XA transaction can only connect to just one instance of RAC. GTX processes implement these global transactions and due to bug 13003033, GTX process waits for BB enqueue longer, leading to more DFS lock handle waits in 11.2. Only workaround at this point is to disable global transactions (18.104.22.168).
Enqueue related to ASM
There are many ASM related operations that use DFS lock handles to co-ordinate the operations. For example, ASM map operations when a file extended or added will trigger actions in the other nodes via DFS lock handle mechanism.
Here is the list of ASM based waits:
38 ASM diskgroup discovery wait
39 ASM diskgroup release
40 ASM push DB updates
41 ASM add ACD chunk
42 ASM map resize message
43 ASM map lock message
44 ASM map unlock message (phase 1)
45 ASM map unlock message (phase 2)
46 ASM generate add disk redo marker
47 ASM check of PST validity
48 ASM offline disk CIC
DFS lock handle is a wait event is associated with many different areas of database software code. It is important to identify the lock type, id1,id2 and understand the problem to resolve the root cause. Of course, many of these issues can be a new or already-identified software bugs too.
13 Responses to "Troubleshooting 'DFS lock handle' waits"
November 8, 2011 at 6:06 pm
Great blog as always.
November 8, 2011 at 7:46 pm
Very useful Riyaj
November 9, 2011 at 4:26 am
Nice one!!!
November 10, 2011 at 11:49 pm
[…] massive performance issues in a busy RAC cluster. In this blog entry, leading Oracle internal guru Riyaj explores the DFS lock handle wait event, and explains how to troubleshoot the root cause of these […]
December 7, 2011 at 11:45 pm
Really good as always.. i still need to send you questions and information about a test case on Distributed Transaction in RAC.
I finished building my personal Solaris 2-node RAC (as yours.. just hope i do not loose it like yours a few days before the seminar). I will be able soon to reproduce the ART test cases !!
Thanks again.
February 13, 2012 at 10:50 pm
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April 29, 2012 at 5:15 pm
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January 23, 2013 at 6:53 pm
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Google was slated to announce a slew of new products and features for the Android platform this morning in New York City. Then, a certain rogue super-storm caused those plans to gang agley. Still, there have been so many leaks and confirmations over the past week leading up to the event that we feel pretty confident about the things Google had on tap. Most significantly, the rumors indicated Google would have announced its new Nexus flagship phone, the Nexus 4, running Android 4.2. There was also talk about a new 10-inch Nexus tablet from Samsung, as well as a storage bump for the Nexus 7.
Spy shots circulating the Web have revealed the new Nexus phone will be manufactured by LG and contain the same innards as the recently launched LG Optimus G. If this is true, the Nexus 4 will feature a quad-core 1.5 GHz Snapdragon 4 processor, 4.7-inch 1280x768 display, 2GB of RAM, 16GB of storage, an 8-megapixel rear-facing camera, 1.3-megapixel front-facing camera for video chatting, and a 2100mAh battery (though a leak by Carphone Warehouse last Friday pegs the device's storage at only 8GB). Preliminary benchmarks of the LG Optimus G show that it scores among the top Android handsets featured on the Geekbench leaderboard. The Optimus G managed an overall score of 1862 when set to quad-core mode, wedging it into second place on the list, behind the Samsung Galaxy Note II at 1981. If these numbers are any indication for how fast the Nexus 4 could perform, it should be one of the fastest handsets launching this quarter (if Google gets the launch re-scheduled, of course).
Next up on the announcement roster seemed to be Android 4.2, which will most likely not be the anticipated full-fledged iteration of Android—it was previously rumored to be called Key Lime Pie. Rather, this may be an incremental update that brings a few key features to Jelly Bean. Google has previously done this type of release with Android 3.0 Honeycomb, where versions 3.0, 3.1, and 3.2 all shared the same name because each update provided only fairly minor changes. Google also maintained the "Eclair" codename for the shift from 2.0 to 2.1. Otherwise, major point releases have all carried name changes.
Some of the 4.2 features expected to have been announced include a second pull-down menu for quick settings in the Notifications panel, a graphical face lift for the native Gmail and Gallery applications, multiple user accounts for tablet users, and improvements to Google Now, Google's version of Apple's Siri. Google will also introduce a feature called "Content in the center," which will essentially allow users to access their Play Store content from a single widget, rather than having to dig for it within the marketplace app. Other rumors point to Google introducing an improved panoramic picture mode that functions in both landscape and portrait orientation.
One of the most eagerly-awaited 4.2 features is Google's implementation of SELinux and always-on VPN within Android to help beef up security for enterprise users. Another highlight anticipated bit is the additional built-in virus scanning feature that will warn users if they're installing an application with malicious code. Android has been under quite a bit of fire for its security vulnerabilities and apps laced with malware, and these new features may help the mobile OS recover from its shaky reputation as one of the more unsecured mobile platforms.
Should the event still happen, it could also feature Samsung stepping up to stage with a new 10-inch tablet, whose instruction manual was leaked last week. Codenamed "Manta," the tablet will run Android 4.2 and come with come with a 1.7Ghz dual-core Exynos 5250, 2GB of RAM, 16GB of internal storage, and NFC capabilities. Additionally, its 10.1-inch Super AMOLED display will offer a 2560x1600 pixel resolution at almost 300 pixels-per-inch, rivaling the iPad's 2048x1536 resolution and 264 PPI. It might be the first tablet to break the 300 PPI barrier. While there is no word yet on what the official name for the Samsung tablet will be, many are already referring to it as the Nexus 10.
But what about its photo-taking abilities? Senior Vice President of Engineering, Vic Gundotra, also leaked a photo apparently taken with a Nexus 10 (as evidenced by the EXIF data that appears on his Google+ page). The picture shows a beach, as you see above, but the data shows the photo is only 2048x1536 pixels. That's only a 3.1MP resolution, as pointed out by Android Central, even though the specification leaks show a 5MP camera attached. Hopefully the discrepancy is due to a Google+ resizing and isn't an indication of another bad Samsung tablet camera.
Lastly, users who may have been holding out on the Asus-manufactured Nexus 7 might be interested to know there have been leaked advertisements for a 32GB versions of the 7-inch tablet. This is interesting news, considering that the Google Play store has run out of 8GB Nexus 7 tablets and hasn't exactly been in a rush to restock. There's also speculation the 32GB Nexus 7 will offer a HSPA+ 3G connection, which would enable business types and jet-setters devoted to the Android platform to take their tablets with them when they travel to other cellular markets.
We're still waiting on word from Google on when or if the launch will be rescheduled, so stay tuned. In the meantime over on the other side of the country, Microsoft will be formally launching Windows Phone 8. So if you want to keep an eye on the smartphone competitive landscape, hit our liveblog of the event!


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Geila Hocherman, the author of Kosher Revolution, and Costas Mouzouras, the walking wine encyclopedia at Gotham Wines & Liquors, got together to discuss food and wine pairings. Here we post two out of the three part video of their discussion and we bring six of Geila's recipes, all from her book, except for one:
Cinnamon chicken tajine with prunes and apricots
- 1/2 cup sliced almonds
- 2 chickens, about 3 1/2 pounds each, each cut into 8 pieces, or 16 breasts, thighs and legs, any
combination, rinsed and dried well
- Kosher salt and freshly ground pepper
- 1/4 cup grapeseed or canola oil
- 2 large onions (about 2 pounds), cut into 1/2-inch dice
- 1/2 teaspoon saffron threads, ground, powdered or crushed
- 2 cups chicken stock
- 2 cinnamon sticks, each about 3 inches long
- 2 cups pitted prunes
- 1 cup dried apricots
- 1/4 cup honey
- Heat a large skillet, paella pan or large roasting pan, set over two burners, over medium-high heat. Add almonds and toast, stirring, until lightly colored, about 3 minutes. Transfer to a small bowl and set aside.
- Season chicken with salt and pepper. Heat half of the oil in the pan over medium heat. Working in batches, add chicken and saute until brown, turning once, about 12 minutes per batch. Transfer to a platter and set aside. If the oil or browned bits in the pan have burned, wipe out the pan.
- Add remaining oil to the pan. Add onions and saute, stirring, until translucent, about 10 minutes. Return chicken to the pan. Add saffron to stock, and pour over chicken. Add cinnamon, bring to a boil, reduce heat, cover, and simmer for 30 minutes. Transfer the white meat to the platter. Add prunes and apricots to the pan and simmer until the rest of the chicken is done, about 15 minutes.
Transfer the chicken to the platter and discard the cinnamon sticks. Add honey to the pan and cook over medium-high heat until liquid is syrupy and coats a spoon, 15 to 20 minutes. Return chicken to the pan, baste with sauce, cover and warm. Transfer all to a warmed platter, sprinkle with almonds, and serve.
- 2 lbs. onions sliced thin
- ¼ cup grape seed/vegetable oil,
- 2 lbs. Swiss chard
- ¼ cup pine nuts
- 2 T balsamic vinegar
- 2 T sugar
- 2 lbs mushrooms sliced thin- I prefer combination of shitake and cremini or Portobello
- 2 sprigs of thyme
- ¼ cup white wine
- 2-10 0z package frozen artichoke hearts, defrosted and thinly sliced
- 6 cloves garlic minced
- Juice of 2 lemons plus zest of one
- ¼ cup finely diced sundried tomatoes or roasted red pepper
- ¼-1/2 teaspoon red pepper flakes
- 4 eggs
- 1 cup stock- chicken or vegetable
- 8 sheets Matzo
- Preheat oven to 375. Grease a 9×13-baking dish and line with parchment.
- In a large skillet heat ½ of the oil and sprinkle the onions with salt. Sauté until they are translucent. Add ½ of the garlic and pine nuts and toast for 2 minutes. Add the chard and cook down until almost dry. Add the balsamic and the sugar and cook for 2 more minutes. Place mixture in a strainer and let drain.
- Heat 2 more tablespoons of oil, sprinkle with salt and sauté mushrooms with 3 cloves of garlic until they have released all of their water. Add the wine and cook down until all of the moisture has been absorbed. Set aside.
Pignoli Cookies
- 8 oz almond paste
- ¼ cup confectioners' sugar
- ½ cup sugar
- 1 large egg white
- 1 teaspoon almond extract
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 1 cup pine nuts
- Preheat oven to 325○F. Line two cookie sheets with parchment paper and set aside.
- In a food processor, combine the almond paste and sugars and process until the mixture reaches the consistency of sand. Transfer to the bowl of a standing mixture fitted with the paddle attachment, or a medium bowl, and add the egg white, vanilla and almond extracts. Beat on medium speed or by hand for 4 minutes.
- Place the pine nuts in a small bowl. Next to it place a small bowl of water for wetting your hands. Wet your hands and form 1 ½- to 2-inch balls with the paste mixture, making 5 at a time. Drop them into the bowl of nuts and press down gently so the nuts adhere to the bottom of the dough. Transfer to a cookie sheet nut side up. Repeat, filling each prepared cookie sheet with about 15 balls. Bake until puffed and beginning to color, 15 to 18 minutes. Remove from the oven, and cool on the parchment paper on a countertop. When completely cool, peel the cookies off the paper and serve.
This post is getting a bit long, we have no choice but to break it up into two parts…
Meanwhile enjoy, gentle reader, enjoy!


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Boycott NBC's Sunday Night Football
Posted by Hube on 2012/12/03
It was bad enough when they had uber-loon Keith Olbermann sit in with them on the pre-game and halftime, and when they engaged in doltish PC antics. Now, Bob Costas (who I already can't stand for his condescending delivery of practically everything) decides to lecture us all about gun control:
"Our current gun culture," [sports writer Jason] Whitlock wrote, "ensures that more and more domestic disputes will end in the ultimate tragedy, and that more convenience-store confrontations over loud music coming from a car will leave more teenage boys bloodied and dead."
"Handguns do not enhance our safety. They exacerbate our flaws, tempt us to escalate arguments, and bait us into embracing confrontation rather than avoiding it. In the coming days, Jovan Belcher's actions, and their possible connection to football, will be analyzed. Who knows?"
"But here," wrote Jason Whitlock, "is what I believe: If Jovan Belcher didn't possess a gun, he and Kasandra Perkins would both be alive today."
Video here.
Because you're an idiot, Whitlock. And you too, Costas. Belcher was obviously suffering from some severe mental and emotional issues. Thinking that because he may not have had access to a gun he wouldn't have killed his girlfriend and himself is wishful thinking at best, and plain stupidity at worst. Not to mention that handguns enhance people's safety every freakin' day.
It's bad enough I tuned in to see how my second favorite football team (Eagles) was faring against "America's Team" (Cowboys) last evening. I certainly didn't need this sanctimonious garbage on a football game yet again. It's one thing for Costas to say "Looks like the gun control debate may resurface" or something to that effect, but don't f'in lecture me.
I'll never be tuning into Sunday Night Football henceforth. Who needs it. I'll just scope the constantly updating ESPN.com game schematics.
2 Responses to "Boycott NBC's Sunday Night Football"
2012/12/14 at 08:51
You gotta give the liberals credit, they will leave no stone unturned to promote their socialist agenda. Now, even the great sport of football has to become a podium for political blather. Talk football or shut up Coatas, we don't care about any other opinions you hold.
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The Linux Foundation has taken control of the open source Xen virtualization platform and enlisted a dozen industry giants in a quest to be the leading software for building cloud networks.
The 10-year-old Xen hypervisor was formerly a community project sponsored by Citrix, much as the Fedora operating system is a community project sponsored by Red Hat. Citrix was looking to place Xen into a vendor-neutral organization, however, and the Linux Foundation move was announced today. The list of companies that will "contribute to and guide the Xen Project" is impressive, including Amazon Web Services, AMD, Bromium, Calxeda, CA Technologies, Cisco, Citrix, Google, Intel, Oracle, Samsung, and Verizon.
Amazon is perhaps the most significant name on that list in regard to Xen. The Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud is likely the most widely used public infrastructure-as-a-service (IaaS) cloud, and it is built on Xen virtualization. Rackspace's public cloud also uses Xen. Linux Foundation Executive Director Jim Zemlin noted in his blog that Xen "is being deployed in public IaaS environments by some of the world's largest companies."
Xen is thus a threat to VMware in its quest to evolve from a virtualization vendor into a cloud vendor. Xen is even complementary to OpenStack, the popular open source cloud infrastructure software that can be used by either private businesses or service providers to build IaaS clouds. Xen is one of several hypervisors that can be used with OpenStack.
But Xen isn't the only open source virtualization contender. KVM (Kernel-based Virtual Machine) can also be used with OpenStack, is part of the Linux kernel, and is financially backed by Red Hat.
Linux's embrace of Xen does not spell the end of KVM in Linux, Zemlin wrote. "The market has proven there is opportunity for more than one way to enable virtualization in Linux, and both KVM and Xen have their own merits for different use cases," he noted. Xen is inching closer to the Linux kernel, however. "[T]he Xen Project has adopted mainline kernel development practices and is progressing ever closer to the mainline kernel community," Zemlin wrote. Already, "Linux can run unmodified as a Xen host or guest."
Citrix is not giving up on Xen, saying that it "will remain committed to the project and advancing the technology for Xen Project-based products across the industry, including its own Citrix XenServer."


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If you think about it, every year takes on a character, or theme, of its own depending upon goals we've set, decisions we've made and unplanned events that take place along the way. 2011 was driven by a few great endings, my son leaving high school and getting into Arizona State Computer Science, selling MerchantCircle in a successful exit. As I look back on 2012, this past year was all about building.
First of all, no year-end review of mine would be complete without a discussion of my college football exploits. After selling MerchantCircle to Reply! in 2011, I saw about 12 games in 2011, ending with an Alabama National Championship and seeing Stanford barely lose the Fiesta Bowl. While my 2012 game attendance decreased a bit, I managed to see some phenomenal games. The year started with going to watch Alabama beat Michigan in the new Cowboys stadium in Texas; included being there to see my son's new college, ASU beat Navy in a bowl game in San Francisco; and ended with going to see Stanford win its first Rose Bowl since '72 and of course seeing Alabama beat Notre Dame in the National Championship. I'm now looking forward to another Alabama National Championship in Pasadena with them playing Stanford in 2013 for the National Championship.
On the subject of building…In early 2012, I started working with Accelerator Ventures founded by my partner Alex Lloyd to invest in and coach early-stage technology companies. In April, I came on board as Wanderful Media's CEO to change the local discovery shopping landscape. It's been rewarding and exciting to see both new ventures take off and we've made a lot of progress on both fronts. There's nothing better than the act of creation and the satisfaction of seeing something come to life.
With Accelerator Ventures, Alex and I worked with numerous start-ups – companies like QuickPay, Influitive, Roqbot, and Well – that are largely consumer-facing and/or eCommerce businesses, helping them move to the next level.
Wanderful Media officially launched on September 25th and we celebrated with 150+ guests and partners at our 4th Annual Shotguns & Chardonnay Event. Don't worry if you missed it. A 5th Shotguns & Chardonnay Event is definitely on the calendar for 2013!
Since then, we've been moving quickly, working toward a Spring 2013 product launch. We acquired iCircular from the AP in October, which helped us to broaden our products for mobile devices and tablets. And since November, a functional prototype of our new web-based product, which we've been previewing with key partners, has been available.
We've built a solid team at both the executive and staff levels with Doug Kilponen, COO; Steve Trefethen, CTO; Dave Thomsen, EVP of Product & Design and Grace Chan, VP Product Management at the lead. Wanderful has also gotten some great press as the industry watches what we're up to. And, we're literally building as well. New office space in Chico, CA is under renovation, complementing our Los Gatos, CA headquarters. Our move-in date is February.
I already know what 2013's theme will be – Delivering. We're gearing up for the launch of Wanderful Media's web, tablet and mobile products in April. There's a lot that we need to do between now and then, but we're well on our way and couldn't be more excited.
Thanks to all of our employees, partners and friends for making 2012 a great year. Can't wait for 2013 – It's going to be a good year ! It is all about fishing not catching, so I looking forward to enjoying the year with all of you.


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If after installing the program from a list, you still cannot open a file with the PEX extension, the reason may be that the file is damaged. The solution may be to find a new copy of the PEX file you want to open
In this case, the easiest way is to use the tool built into the operating system for association of the PEX file with applications to support it. Double click on the file you cannot open - the operating system will display a list of programs that are likely to work with your PEX file. Choose one of them, or select the location on a disk where you installed one of the applications from our list. Windows should then open the PEX file using the program installed earlier.
Entries containing links of the PEX file extensions with applications is located in the HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT. If you do not know how to get to the Windows Registry, or how to make changes in it, ask a specialist for help. Lack of knowledge on the subject may cause irreversible changes on your computer.
There may be a situation when a computer virus passes itself off as the PEX file. In this case, such a file will definitely not be opened. Download a good antivirus program and scan the PEX file mentioned. If the antivirus application detects malicious data, it may signify that the PEX file is infected.
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