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GAFFNEY, S.C. – Swift Response LLC, makers of Flex Seal and Flex Seal Brite, are pleased to announce the running of the No. 4 Red "Brite" and Blue Flex Seal Chevy driven by Landon Cassill, at the History 300 at Charlotte Motor Speedway on May 25th. The special paint scheme was created in conjunction with the "NASCAR: An American Salute" program that begins this weekend in Charlotte and ends with the summer Daytona race. The opportunity for Flex Seal to highlight their Brite product while showing their support for the military was something special for both the team and sponsor. "Swift Response is pleased to have this opportunity to show our support of the U.S. troops with the Red, 'Brite', and Blue paint scheme. Flex Seal is proud to be made in the USA!" stated Becky Nelson, Director of Marketing. In addition to the special scheme, the company will be distributing product around the track this weekend, to both military members and the general public. Landon Cassill Quotes: "I am looking forward to running this special Red, 'Brite', and Blue Flex Seal car at Charlotte. Having our homecoming race on Memorial Day weekend is special to me and the team. I am happy to help Flex Seal support the troops by running this patriotic car."
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Dream on. Becoming rich and famous through running a restaurant is the preserve of very few. Eighty per cent of new restaurants fail within the first two years. Breaking even or turning a modest profit is something many are very happy with.
Jonathan and Maggi Hewitt run the Red Lion, a pub and restaurant in the village of Chalgrove near Oxford, which they took on in 1995. Their initial nightmare was a chef who resigned two days before the restaurant opened. Since then, says Maggi, it has been extraordinarily hard work. "It's awfully hard to carry on life outside when you're in this line," she says. "It's constant, like being on stage. When you open the doors you don't know who's coming in and you have to always be the same." As well as the relentless timetable, it is not a profession that leads to riches. Although the Red Lion was busy and popular, the Hewitts simply weren't making enough profit, says Jonathan.
Kwizaan in Blackpool was started last year by brothers-in-law Marco Calle- Calatayud and Tony Beswick. They both had a background in the catering trade, so, says Marco, they were under no illusions about the amount of hard labour involved.
Marco says that Kwizaan suffers from a perception problem. "If people go to a branded pub and they then see what we charge, the pub food is perceived as cheaper." His pet hate is people who don't book. This makes it hard to estimate how much food is needed. "We serve fresh food and it doesn't just appear from nowhere," he says.
When Channel 4 offered the Hewitts and Marco and Tony the services of restaurant consultant Pat McDonald, they jumped at the chance. Pat is a veteran of the industry with a CV that includes working with Anton Mosimann, running his own extremely successful Michelin-starred restaurant, and developing Harvey Nichols's restaurant outlets. "People have this dream of opening a restaurant thinking it'll be like having a big dinner party each night," he says. "They come in from a totally different trade thinking they'll do it all themselves, then realise they need to take on a chef. They don't understand about profit margins. They do nothing about marketing or advertising. And then they lose confidence in themselves, and their customers lose confidence in them."
Some of the vital points that Pat looks at include the menu. Over-egging the puddings, and all the other courses too, is a frequent mistake. "Some food marriages are made in heaven," he says. "There are exceptions in the modern style of cooking, like sea bass with vanilla jus, which works. But then you get a chef who is not as skilled serving up salmon with a mango jus - appalling!" The feel of the restaurant, too, is important, he explains. "Does it look nice? Does it smell? Lots of places do. If they are not busy they can get musty." This kind of failing, he says, is relatively easy to rectify. Much more difficult is when the basic problem lies with the owners. "Perhaps the owner is being too controlling, trying to do it all. I once had to tell one man his cooking was the problem - he just wasn't a very good cook."
Location, he says, is less important than many believe. "If your product is good, people will come," he says. But this doesn't mean he would set up a 500-seater restaurant in a tiny village: the client base has to be within reach. "You can set up a restaurant in the middle of nowhere but you have to do your sums. How many covers will you have? How many people will come in? Does it all stack up? If it doesn't, look elsewhere." Many restaurateurs, he says, hopelessly underestimate the importance of marketing. "People don't walk through the door for no reason. Even your loyal clientele doesn't come in all the time. You have to keep pitching for more and more business."
Having to call in the likes of Pat McDonald to turn around a business that is struggling is something that Caroline Waldegrave and Martin Bicknell at Leith's School of Food and Wine hope to help fledgling restaurateurs avoid. They are starting a unique new course, Planning a Successful Food Business. The first fortnight-long session runs from 1 November, and will provide professional training for anyone looking to set up a business in the food and drink industry. Caroline and Martin don't mince their words. Their initial advice to anyone starry-eyed about catering is to spend six months working in the kind of restaurant they want to start. "You need enthusiasm for food to keep you going through what can be really hellish," warns Martin. "If you go in just to make money or just to have fun you'll fail. Combining the two is essential."
The emphasis is firmly on the practical, and successful restaurateurs will be divulging the secrets of their triumphs. But as well as menu planning, sorting out the wine list and designing the kitchen and restaurant, the course will cover the bread and butter of the trade. This will include less creative but equally vital issues such as dealing with health and hygiene issues, the implications of the minimum wage and GM food, finding premises and negotiating leases, necessary insurance and so on. This will be an eye-opener for anyone who thinks it's all whisking up haute cuisine and collecting the accolades. "To be honest," says Caroline Waldegrave, "we won't feel we've failed if we put some people off." (Though there will also be guidelines on publicity for those who make it. It is a mistake, apparently, to get the critics in too early. The thing to do is have a trial week and practise on friends, who, says Caroline Waldegrave, have a lovely time while you lose money.)
Both the Hewitts and Marco and Tony felt that Pat made a positive contribution to their businesses. "He made me refocus on the kitchen, which was very important," says Marco. "But he wanted us to change the name, and we wouldn't do that - like it or hate it, you remember it!"
The Hewitts were advised that they needed more continuity in the kitchen, and that they needed to increase the margins on their food sales. "Pat was very positive about how clean and neat the pub is, and that was a big plus," says Jonathan. The Hewitts are now guardedly optimistic. Things, he says, are improving. "But we're not out of the woods yet."
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After receiving about an inch of snow overnight in Sedalia, there is another chance of some icy winter weather Thursday.
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Hyderabad, Oct 26: Chief Minister Y S Rajasekhara Reddy has agreed to take up four new 'Shilparamams' each at Vijayawada, Nellore, Anantapur and Warangal and ordered to begin land acquisition process for these projects.
These are in addition to the five Shilparamams existing in the State at Hyderabad, Tirupati, Visakhapatnam, Kadapa, and Pulivendula(under progress). Further, he has directed to expedite the Budget Hotels at Nellore and Nizamabad and make them available to the tourists.
He was reviewing the progress of projects of Tourism, Culture and Archaeology departments with Minister Anam Ramnarayana Reddy and senior officials at Secretariat.
The Chief Minister also gave green signal for the construction of 30 new budget hotels in the districts except in Hyderabad and directed the officials to send the proposals for Cabinet approval.
He directed to take up the three new centrally funded Heritage Circuit Projects by taking necessary technical approvals and calling tenders before the end of November. The Centre has sanctioned Rs 46.52 crore to Chittoor-Nellore heritage circuit and already released Rs 23.26 crore. For Kadapa heritage circuit project a sum of Rs 39.74 crore was sanctioned and Rs 18.46 crore were released and for the Integrated Chittoor circuit, the Centre has sanctioned Rs 2.84 crore and released Rs 2.27 crore.
So far, the Project Management Unit of the Tourism Department has contributed revenue to the tune of Rs 42 crore since the last seven years. Similarly, the APTDC has contributed to the government Ex-chequer Rs 17.16 crore for the same period.
The Chief Minister directed to take up Kadapa, Nellore, Ongole and Kurnool Multi-purpose Cultural Complexes each at Rs 2 crore from State budget. Earlier, the cultural complexes were being funded by both State and Centre and the GOI scheme is not in existence now.
The Chief Minister agreed to launch formally the distribution of old age pensions to 7,000 new artists from November.
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Ginger is a Chinese-American born in Vietnam, living in Dubai and married to a Scotsman - got all that? She went back to visit her birthplace with her mother and saw everything with a new pair of eyes:
"My mom still knows a few people in the maze-like neighborhood where Auntie's house is. A few neighbors will greet us each time we leave the house. Since Auntie lives in the Cholon district of Saigon, many speak Chinese although I don't know how to make conversation with them so I just smile shyly and shuffle along with Wee Scotch. The streets around us are free of litter and I notice that each morning they are swept by the shopkeepers or homeowners with triangular straw brooms."
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This invention relates to the field of processor execution and, in particular, to execution of groups of instructions.
Advances in semi-conductor processing and logic design have permitted an increase in the amount of logic that may be present on integrated circuit devices. As a result, computer system configurations have evolved from a single or multiple integrated circuits in a system to multiple cores and multiple logical processors present on individual integrated circuits. A processor or integrated circuit typically comprises a single processor die, where the processor die may include any number of cores or logical processors.
The ever increasing number of cores and logical processors on integrated circuits enables more software threads to be executed. However, the increase in the number of software threads that may be executed simultaneously have created problems with synchronizing data shared among the software threads. One common solution to accessing shared data in multiple core or multiple logical processor systems comprises the use of locks to guarantee mutual exclusion across multiple accesses to shared data. However, the ever increasing ability to execute multiple software threads potentially results in false contention and a serialization of execution.
For example, consider a hash table holding shared data. With a lock system, a programmer may lock the entire hash table, allowing one thread to access the entire hash table. However, throughput and performance of other threads is potentially adversely affected, as they are unable to access any entries in the hash table, until the lock is released. Alternatively, each entry in the hash table may be locked. However, this increases programming complexity, as programmers have to account for more locks within a hash table.
Another data synchronization technique includes the use of transactional memory (TM). Often transactional execution includes speculatively executing a grouping of a plurality of micro-operations, operations, or instructions. In the example above, both threads execute within the hash table, and their accesses are monitored/tracked. If both threads access/alter the same entry, one of the transactions may be aborted to resolve the conflict. One type of transactional execution includes a Software Transactional Memory (STM), where accesses are tracked, conflict resolution, abort tasks, and other transactional tasks are performed in software.
In one implementation, versions of read operations are tracked to maintain consistency and detect conflicts. However, in a typical STM, validation of the read operations is not done until a transaction is to be committed. Therefore, if a invalidating action, such as a conflict, occurs during a transaction, some data may become inconsistent and the use of the inconsistent data may lead to program exception or infinite looping. Furthermore, execution cycles are potentially wasted in executing the rest of the transaction to discover an inconsistency occurred.
The present invention is illustrated by way of example and not intended to be limited by the figures of the accompanying drawings.
In the following description, numerous specific details are set forth such as examples of specific hardware support for transactional execution, specific tracking/meta-data methods, specific types of local/memory in processors, and specific types of memory accesses and locations, etc. in order to provide a thorough understanding of the present invention. It will be apparent, however, to one skilled in the art that these specific details need not be employed to practice the present invention. In other instances, well known components or methods, such as coding of transactions in software, demarcation of transactions, specific multi-core and multi-threaded processor architectures, interrupt generation/handling, cache organizations, and specific operational details of microprocessors, have not been described in detail in order to avoid unnecessarily obscuring the present invention.
A value, as used herein, includes any known representation of a number, a state, a logical state, or a binary logical state. Often, the use of logic levels, logic values, or logical values is also referred to as 1's and 0's, which simply represents binary logic states. For example, a 1 refers to a high logic level and 0 refers to a low logic level. However, other representations of values in computer systems have been used. For example the decimal number 10 may also be as a binary value of 1010 and a hexadecimal letter A.
Moreover, states may be represented by values or portions of values. As an example, a locked state may be represented by a first value in a location, such as an odd number, while a version number, such as an even value, in the location represents an unlocked state. Here, a portion of the first and second value may be used to represent the states, such as two lower bits of the values, a sign bit associated with the values, or other portion of the values.
The method and apparatus described herein are for efficient and consistent validation in a software transactional memory (STM) system. Specifically, efficient and consistent validation in a software transactional memory (STM) system is primarily discussed in reference to multi-core processor computer systems. However, the methods and apparatus for efficient and consistent validation in a software transactional memory (STM) system are not so limited, as they may be implemented on or in association with any integrated circuit device or system, such as cell phones, personal digital assistants, embedded controllers, mobile platforms, desktop platforms, and server platforms, as well as in conjunction with other resources, such as hardware/software threads, that utilize transactional memory.
Referring to
The modules shown in processor 100, which are discussed in more detail below, are potentially implemented in hardware, software, firmware, or a combination thereof. Note that the illustrated modules are logical blocks, which may physically overlap the boundaries of other modules, and may be configured or interconnected in any manner. In addition, the modules as shown in
Bus interface module 105 is to communicate with a device, such as system memory 175, a chipset, a north bridge, or other integrated circuit. Typically bus interface module 105 includes input/output (I/O) buffers to transmit and receive bus signals on interconnect 170. Examples of interconnect 170 include a Gunning Transceiver Logic (GTL) bus, a GTL+ bus, a double data rate (DDR) bus, a pumped bus, a differential bus, a cache coherent bus, a point-to-point bus, a multi-drop bus or other known interconnect implementing any known bus protocol.
Processor 100 is coupled to memory 175, which may be dedicated to processor 100 or shared with other devices in a system. Examples of memory 175 includes dynamic random access memory (DRAM), static RAM (SRAM), non-volatile memory (NV memory), and long-term storage. Bus interface unit 105 as shown is also to communicate with higher level cache 110.
Higher-level cache 110 is to cache recently fetched and/or operated on elements. In one embodiment, higher-level cache 110 is a second-level data cache. However, higher level cache 110 is not so limited, as it may be or include instruction cache 115 to store recently fetched/decoded instructions. Instruction cache 115, which may also be referred to as a trace cache, is illustrated before fetch logic 120 and decode logic 125. Here, instruction cache 115 stores recently fetched instructions that have not been decoded. Yet, instruction cache 115 is potentially placed after fetch logic 120 and/or after decode logic 125 to store decoded instructions.
Fetch logic 120 is to fetch data/instructions to be operated on/executed. Although not shown, in one embodiment, fetch logic includes or is associated with branch prediction logic, a branch target buffer, and/or a prefetcher to predict branches to be executed/taken and pre-fetch instructions along a predicted branch for execution. Here, a processor capable of speculative execution potentially prefetches and speculatively executes predicted branches. Decode logic 125 is coupled to fetch logic 120 to decode fetched elements.
Allocator and renamer module 150 includes an allocator to reserve resources, such as register files to store instruction processing results and a reorder buffer to track instructions. Unit 150 may also include a register renamer to rename program/instruction reference registers to other registers internal to processor 100. Reorder/retirement module 155 includes components, such as the reorder buffers mentioned above, to support out-of-order execution and later retirement of instructions executed out-of-order. In one embodiment, where processor 100 is an in-order execution processor, re-order/retirement module 155 may not be included.
Scheduler and execution module 160, in one embodiment, includes a scheduler unit to schedule instructions/operations on execution units. Register files associated with execution units are also included to store information instruction processing results. Exemplary execution units include a floating point execution unit, an integer execution unit, a jump execution unit, a load execution unit, a store execution unit, and other known execution units.
Also shown in
In one embodiment, processor 100 is a multi-core processor. A core often refers to any logic located on an integrated circuit capable of maintaining an independent architectural state, wherein each independently maintained architectural state is associated with at least some dedicated execution resources. In one embodiment, execution resources, such as execution module 160, include physically separate execution units dedicated to each core. However, execution module 160 may include execution units that are physically arranged as part of the same unit or in close proximity; yet, portions of execution module 160 are logically dedicated to each core. Furthermore, each core may share access to processor resources, such as higher level cache 110.
In another embodiment, processor 100 includes a plurality of hardware threads. A hardware thread typically refers to any logic located on an integrated circuit capable of maintaining an independent architectural state, wherein the independently maintained architectural states share access to some execution resources. For example, smaller resources, such as instruction pointers, renaming logic in rename allocater logic 150, an instruction translation buffer (ILTB) may be replicated for each hardware thread, while, resources, such as re-order buffers in reorder/retirement unit 155, load/store buffers, and queues may be shared by hardware threads through partitioning. Other resources, such as low-level data-cache and data-TLB 165, execution unit(s) 160, and parts of out-of-order unit 155 are potentially fully shared.
As can be seen, as certain processing resources are shared and others are dedicated to an architectural state, the line between the nomenclature of a hardware thread and core overlaps. Yet often, a core and a hardware thread are viewed by an operating system as individual logical processors, with each logical processor being capable of executing a thread. Logical processors may also be referred to herein as resources or processing resources. Therefore, a processor, such as processor 100, is capable of executing multiple threads on multiple logical processors/resources. Consequently, multiple transactions may be simultaneously and/or concurrently executed in processor 100.
A transaction includes a grouping of instructions, operations, or micro-operations, which may be grouped by hardware, software, firmware, or a combination thereof. For example, instructions may be used to demarcate a transaction. Typically, during execution of a transaction, updates to memory are not made globally visible until the transaction is committed. While the transaction is still pending, locations loaded from and written to within a memory are tracked. Upon successful validation of those memory locations, the transaction is committed and updates made during the transaction are made globally visible. However, if the transaction is invalidated during its pendancy, the transaction is restarted without making the updates globally visible. As a result, pendancy of a transaction, as used herein, refers to a transaction that has begun execution and has not been committed or aborted, i.e. pending. Two example systems for transactional execution include a Hardware Transactional Memory (HTM) system and a Software Transactional Memory (STM) system.
A Hardware Transactional Memory (HTM) system often refers to tracking access during execution of a transaction with processor 100 in hardware of processor 100. For example, a cache line 166 is to cache data item/object 176 in system memory 175. During execution of a transaction, annotation/attribute field 167, which is associated with cache line 166 is utilized to track accesses to and from line 166. For example, attribute field 167 includes a transaction read bit to track if cache line 166 has been read during execution of a transaction and a transaction write bit to track if cache line 166 has been written to during execution of the transaction.
Attribute field 167 is potentially used to track accesses and detect conflicts during execution of a transaction, as well as upon attempting to commit the transaction. For example, if a transaction read bit in field 167 is set to indicate a read from line 166 occurred during execution of a transaction and a store associated with line 166 from another transaction occurs, a conflict is detected. Examples of utilizing an attribute field for transactional execution is included in co-pending application with Ser. No. 11/027,623 entitled, "Transaction based shared data operations in a Multiprocessor Environment."
A Software Transactional Memory (STM) system often refers to performing access tracking, conflict resolution, or other transactional memory tasks in software. As a general example, compiler 179 in system memory 175, when executed by processor 100, compiles program code to insert read and write barriers into load and store operations, accordingly, which are part of transactions within the program code. Compiler 179 may also insert other transaction related operations, such as commit or abort operations.
As shown, cache 165 is still to cache data object 176, as well as meta-data 177 and transaction descriptor 178. However, meta-data location 177 is associated with data item 176 to indicate if data item 176 is locked. A read log, which may be present in transaction descriptor 178, is used to log read operations, while a write buffer or other transactional memory, which may include lower-level data cache 165, is used to buffer or log write operations. Inserted calls for validation and commit utilize the logs to detect conflicts and validate transaction operations.
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In one example, each data object is associated with a meta-data location in array of meta-data 240. As an illustrative embodiment, an address associated with cache line 215 is hashed to index array 240, which associates meta-data location 250 with cache line 215 and data object 201. Note that data object 201 may be the same size of, smaller than (multiple elements per line of cache), or larger than (one element per multiple lines of cache) cache line 215. In addition, meta-data location 250 may be associated with data object 201 and/or cache line 215 in any manner.
Usually, meta-data location 250 represents whether data object 201 is locked or available. In one embodiment, when data object 201 is locked, meta data location 250 includes a first value to represent a locked state, such as read/write owned state 252. Another exemplary lock state is a Single Owner Read Lock (SORL) state, which is discussed in more detail in co-pending related application entitled, "A mechanism for Irrevocable Transactions," with a Ser. No. 11/648,485. Yet, any lock or lock state may be utilized and represented in meta-data location 250. When unlocked, or available, meta-data location 250 includes a second value. In one embodiment, the second value is to represent version number 251. Here, version number 251 is updated, such as incremented, upon a write to data object 201, to track a current version of data object 201.
As an example to illustrate operation of the embodiment shown in
In one embodiment, logging a read includes storing version number 251 and an address associated with data object 201 or cache 215 in read log 265. Here, assume version number 251 is one to simplify the example. Upon encountering a write referencing an address associated with data object 201, the write is potentially logged or tracked as a tentative update. In addition, the meta-data location is updated to a lock value, such as two, to represent data object 201 is locked by the transaction or resource executing the transaction. In one embodiment, the lock value is updated utilizing an atomic operation, such as a read, modify, and write (RMW) instruction. Examples of RMW instructions include Bit-test and Set, Compare and Swap, and Add.
In one embodiment, write space 270 is a buffer that buffers/stores the new value to be written to data object 201. Here, in response to a commit, the new values are "written-back" to their corresponding locations, while in response to an abort the new values in write space 270 are discarded. In another embodiment, the write updates cache line 215 with a new value, and an old value 272 is stored in write space 270. Here, upon committing the transaction, the old values in the write space are discarded, and conversely, upon aborting the transaction, the old values are restored, i.e. the locations are "rolled-back" to their original values before the transaction. Examples of write space 270 include a write log, a group of check pointing registers, and a storage space to log/checkpoint values to be updated during a transaction.
More information on efficient checkpointing and roll-back for transactions is discussed in co-pending related application entitled, "Compiler Technique for Efficient Register Checkpointing to Support Transaction Roll-back," with Ser. No. 11,648,486.
Continuing the example from above, whether write space 270 is utilized as a write-buffer, a write-log, or not at all, the write, when committed, releases lock 250. In one embodiment, releasing lock 250 includes returning meta-data location 250 to a value of one to represent an unlocked state. Alternatively, the value is incremented to represent unlocked version value 251 of three. This versioning allows for other transactions to validate their reads that loaded data object 201 by comparing the other transactions logged version values in their read logs to current version value 251.
The example above includes one embodiment of implementing an STM; however, any known implementation of an STM may be used. STMs are discussed in the following articles: "Implementing a High Performance Software Transactional Memory for a Multi-core Runtime" by Bratin Saha, Ali-Reza Adl-Tabatabai, Rick Hudson, Chi Cao Minh, and Ben Hertzberg, Proceedings of the eleventh ACM SIGPLAN symposium on Principles and practice of parallel programming; "Software Transactional Memory" by N. Shavit and D. Tuitou, Proceedings of the Fourteenth ACM SIGACT-SIGOPS Symposium on Principles of Distributed Computing; "Language Support for Lightweight Transactions", by T. L. Harris and K. Fraser, Proceedings of the 2003 ACM SIGPLAN Conference on Object-Oriented Programming Systems, Languages and Applications; and "Compiler and runtime support for efficient software transactional memory," by Ali-Reza Adl-Tabatabai, Brian Lewis, Vijay Menon, Brian Murphy, Bratin Saha, and Tatiana Shpeisman. Proceedings of the 2006 ACM SIGPLAN conference on Programming language design and implementation."
In fact, any known system for performing transactional memory may also be used, such as an HTM, an STM, an Unbounded Transactional Memory (UTM) system, a hybrid Transactional Memory system, such as a hardware accelerated STM (HASTM), or any other transactional memory system. Co-pending and related application entitled, "Hardware Acceleration of a write-buffering software transactional memory," with Ser. No. 11/784,859 discusses hardware acceleration of an STM. Co-pending application entitled, "Overflow Method for Virtualized Transactional Memory," with Ser. No. 11/479,902 discusses extending/virtualizing an HTM.
Previously, when version 251 is updated by a remote resource, such as a resource not executing the current transaction, updated version 251 indicates a write to line 215 by the remote resource occurred during execution of the current transaction. As a result, a previous load from line 215 in the current transaction may become invalid; yet, the invalid previous load is not detected from version 251 until an attempt to commit the current transaction when the read set of the current transaction is validated.
Therefore, in one embodiment an efficient and consistent STM capable of on demand validation includes operations to check version 251 before and after a load/read is performed. For example, when a read/load of data object 201 from line 215 in a first transaction is detected, a call to a read barrier is inserted before the load. In one embodiment, the read barrier is to check meta-data location 250. As discussed above, if meta-data 250 includes a first unlocked value in version 251, then the first unlocked version is logged in read log 265. If meta-data 250 includes a locked value, then in one embodiment, the current transaction waits until meta-data 250 is set to an unlocked value.
Now assume, the load is performed and then a remote resource updates data object 201 and modifies version 251 to a locked value and then a second unlocked value in version 251. As a result, the load has become invalid, i.e. a remote resource wrote to a location loaded by the first pending transaction, which is represented by the logged version first unlocked value being different from the current/subsequent second unlocked version value. Here, a check version barrier is also inserted after the load in the first transaction. The check version barrier is to get the current/subsequent version and compare it to the logged version in read log 265. Consequently, if the remote resource update occurs after the read and before the check version barrier is called, then the check version barrier detects the change in version 251 and is able to abort the transaction at that point instead of waiting until transaction commit to detect the invalid load in a read set logged in read log 265.
Yet, in the example above if the invalidating write by the remote resource occurs before the read or after the version check barrier, then the invalid load may potentially go undetected until an attempt at transaction commit. Therefore, in one embodiment, a global timestamp is utilized to track the versions of the latest/most recent committed transaction. As an example, a first value in the global timestamp is copied into a local timestamp for a first transaction. In this case, read barriers before loads still read version 251. In addition, version 251 is compared with the local timestamp.
If version 251 is greater than the local timestamp, the current read set of the first transaction is validated. Essentially, version 251 being greater than the local timestamp copied from the global timestamp at the start of the transaction potentially indicates another transaction or remote resource updated line 215. To illustrate, assume a global timestamp is initialized to zero. A first and second transaction start copying the zero into their local timestamps. The first transaction loads from line 215 and the second transaction writes to line 215.
Then, the second transaction commits. Here, during commit, the second transaction increments the global timestamp to one and uses the global timestamp value of one for the versions, such as version 251, associated with line 215 updated during the second transaction. Now assume the first transaction is to perform another load from line 215. When the read barrier is executed, a version of one is read from meta-data 250, which is greater then the local timestamp of the first transaction, which holds a value of zero. Therefore, the previous load in the first transaction is validated, i.e. the logged version value of zero is compared to the current version value of one. As the versions are different, indicating a conflict, the first transaction is potentially aborted at this point in the transaction.
Turning to
In addition, Global TimeStamp (GTS) 315 is to store a GTS value. In one embodiment, GTS is a variable stored in any known manner, such as on a program stack, in memory, in registers, or other storage elements. Resource 301 and 302 includes cores and/or threads, which are capable, of concurrent or simultaneous execution. For example, resources 301 and 302 may be cores on a singly physical microprocessor die to execute transaction 303 and 304, at least in part, concurrently. Local TimeStamps (LTS') 316 and 317 are variables, such as local variables initialized in transaction 303 and 304, respectively.
To illustrate the exemplary operation, at the start of execution of transaction 303, LTS 316 is loaded with GTS 315 in operation 320, to copy the initial GTS value of zero into LTS 316. Similarly, at the start of execution of transaction 304, in operation 330, GTS 315, still having a value of zero, is loaded into LTS 317, which is associated with transaction 304. First, write barrier 350, inserted before store operation 321 is to perform a write barrier operation, which includes any transaction task associated with a write/store. For example, write barrier 350 is to acquire a lock associated with a referenced location. Here, a lock for location 305 is acquired. Then, store 321 is performed. As stated above, store 321 may update location 305 and log an old value in location 305 or store 321 may buffer a new value in a write buffer and retain the old value in location 305.
Next, in transaction 304, inserted read barrier 355 is encountered before load 331 from location 360. Here, meta-data location associated with location 310 is checked. Location 360 indicates an unlocked value of zero. The unlocked value of zero is compared to LTS 317, which also has a value of zero. As LTS 317 and meta-data location 311 hold the same value of zero, no read set validation is performed and the version zero is logged as a logged version. Load 331 from location 310 is performed. After load 331, version check barrier 360 checks meta-data 311 for a second, current, or subsequent version. If the second version is different from the first version, a modification to memory location 310 has potentially occurred and transaction 304 is potentially aborted.
Here, the version at version check barrier 360 is the same as the version logged at read barrier 355, so execution of transaction 304 continues. Next, in transaction 303, write barrier 350 is encountered. A lock for location 310 is acquired. Store 322 is performed to store a value of 99 in location 310. Transaction 303 then commits. During commit, GTS 315 is incremented, such as from a value of zero to one. In a write-buffering STM, the new values are written back to locations 305 and 310. In a roll-back STM, the old logged values are discarded. In addition, incremented GTS 315 of one is utilized as the version for writes performed during transaction 303. Therefore, meta-data locations 306 and 311 are updated to a version of one, which is the value of GTS 315.
As transaction 304, is still executing on resource 302, read barrier 355 is encountered. Here, meta-data location 306 is checked, as it is associated with location 305, which is to be loaded from by operation 332. Meta-data location 311, which was updated by remote resource 301 to one, is greater than local timestamp 317 of zero. Therefore, in one embodiment, local timestamp 317 is loaded or re-loaded with the current value in GTS 315 of one.
In addition, a read set of transaction 304 is validated. Here, logged value of meta-data 311 at read barrier 355 before operation 331 is a zero and the current value of meta-data 311 is one. As a result, it is determined that load 331, i.e. the read set of transaction 304, and transaction 304 may be aborted and re-executed at this point instead of wasting execution cycles executing to an attempted commit.
Turning to
In flow 410, a first global timestamp (GTS) value is stored in a first local timestamp (LTS) associated with a first transaction, in response to starting execution of the first transaction. Examples of operations to store the first GTS in the first LTS include a copy to copy the first GTS to the first LTS, a load to read the GTS, and a store to store the first GTS in the first LTS.
Next in flow 415, a read operation, which is included in the first transaction and references a first address and/or a first data object, is encountered in the first transaction. Note that a compiler may insert a read barrier before the read operation. As a result, encountering a read operation includes encountering a read barrier associated with a read operation. As an example, a call to a read barrier function is inserted before the read operation to perform flows 420, 421, 425, 426, 427, 428, 430, and 435.
In flow 420, it is determined if the first address is unlocked. In one embodiment, a meta-data location associated with the data object/address is checked. In flow 421, if the address is not unlocked, i.e. the meta-data location represents a locked value, then execution waits in flow 421 until the address is unlocked. Here, if waiting leads to a deadlock, the transaction may be aborted.
After the address is unlocked, it is determined in flow 425 if a first version in the meta-data location is greater then the LTS. In response to the first version being grater than the LTS, the local timestamp is reloaded with a current GTS in flow 426. Furthermore, in flow 427, a plurality of previous read operations in the first transaction, such as a read set of/associated with the first transaction, are validated. If the read set is determined not to be valid in flow 427, then the first transaction is aborted in flow 428.
Whether the first version is not greater then LTS in flow 425 or it is determined that the read set is valid in flow 426, the read operation, i.e. the first/current version is logged in flow 430. Next, in flow 435, the read operation is performed. After performing the current read operation, execution flows through 436 to flow 460 in
Turning back to
Next, whether through flow 450 from
In flow 470, it is determined if the LTS is less than the GTS. In response to the LTS being less than the GTS, in flow 475, each read operation in the first transaction including the plurality of previous read operations from flow 427 and the current read operation logged in flow 430 are validated. In response to the read set not being valid, the first transaction is aborted in flow 428.
However, if the read set is valid or in flow 470 the LTS is not less than the GTS, such as greater than or equal to the LTS, then in flow 480, GTS is incremented to an incremented GTS. As examples, the GTS may be incremented by any value, such as in increments of one, two, or other value. Next, in flow 485, the meta-data location is set to at least the incremented GTS value to track that the first transaction is the most recently committed transaction at that time.
Turning to
An instruction or operation both refer to code to perform a task/operation or a group or plurality of tasks/operations. For example, often an instruction, or an operation as used herein as well, includes multiple micro-operations. For example, a compare-and-swap instruction includes multiple micro-operations to atomically compare the contents of a memory location to a given value and, if they are the same, modifies the contents of that memory location to a given new value. Therefore, the instructions and operations discussed below, when executed, may include a single or multiple operations/micro-operations to perform a single or multiple tasks/operations.
In addition, instructions/operations in program code may be detected and/or inserted in any order. For example, in FIG. 5's flow a load operation is detected in flow 515 and associated load instructions/barriers are inserted in flow 520 and 525, while a store operation is detected in flow 530 and a write barrier is inserted in flow 535. However, a write may be detected before a read. In addition, write and read barriers may be functions inserted at anytime during compilation, such as the beginning or end, and when the store or read operations are detected, calls are inserted to the functions to "insert a barrier before or after an operation."
In flow 505, a start transaction instruction is detected. In flow 510, a first instruction is inserted, when executed, to load a global time stamp (GTS) into a local timestamp (LTS) associated with the first transaction. In one embodiment, the global timestamp is to hold a most recent timestamp value of a most recent committed transaction. As an example, a call to a start transaction function is inserted and the first instruction is inserted in the start transaction function. Examples of the first instruction include a copy, a load, a store, or other operation to read a value from GTS and store the value in the LTS, such as a copy operation, when executed, to copy the GTS to the LTS.
Next, in flow 515, a load operation referencing an address in the transaction is detected. In flow 520, a read barrier is inserted before the load operation. In one embodiment, a call to a read barrier function is inserted before the load operation, In addition, at some point during compilation, compiler code, when executed, is also to insert the read barrier function. As an example, the read barrier function, when executed, is to determine a first version held in a version location, such as a meta-data location associated with the address. In addition, the read barrier is to determine if the first version is greater than the local timestamp. In response to the first version being greater than the local timestamp: the GTS, such as a current GTS, is reloaded into the LTS, a plurality of previous reads in the first transaction are validated, and the first transaction is aborted in response to one of the plurality of previous reads in the first transaction not being valid. The read barrier also logs the first version for later validation. An illustrative embodiment of pseudo code for a read barrier is illustrated below in Figure A.
Here, the read barrier function includes a group of read barrier operations. A first read barrier operation, i.e. v←WaitOnOtherLockAndGetVersion( ), when executed, is to wait until the address is unlocked and is to obtain the current version. A second read barrier operation, i.e. if(v>LocalTimeStamp), when executed, is to determine if the current version greater than the local time stamp. In addition, a group of validation operations, such as For each Logged ( ) and ValidateVersion ( ), when executed in response to the current version being greater than the local time stamp, is to validate a plurality of previous reads in the transaction. A third read barrier operation, such as LocalTimeStamp←GlobalTimeStamp, when executed in response to the current version being greater than the local time stamp, is to copy the global time stamp to the local time stamp. Furthermore, a fourth read barrier operation, such as Log ( ), when executed, is to log the current version in a read log.
In flow 525 a call to a version check barrier after the load operation is also inserted. In one embodiment, the version check barrier includes a call to a version check function, when executed, to determine a second version held in the version location associated with the address, determine if the second version is different from the first version, and abort the first transaction, in response to the second version being different from the first version. An illustrative embodiment of pseudo code for a version check barrier function is illustrated below in Figure B.
Here, the version check barrier function includes a group of version check barrier operations, when executed, to compare a subsequent version associated with the address to the current logged version. A first version check barrier operation, such as v_new←AbortOnOtherLockOrGetVersion(m), when executed, is to obtain the subsequent version corresponding to the data address if no other transaction has a lock on the address, or abort the current transaction if another transaction has a lock on the address. A second version check barrier operation, such as If(v!=v_new), when executed, is to determine if the subsequent version is different from the current version. In addition, a call to an abort function is to be executed, in response to the subsequent version being different from the current logged version, to abort the transaction.
Next, in flow 530, a store operation referencing the address in the first transaction is detected. In embodiment, a call to a write barrier function is inserted before the store operation in flow 535. As an example, the write barrier function, when executed, is to acquire a lock for the address. An illustrative embodiment of pseudo code for a write barrier function is illustrated below in Figure C. Here, a write lock is acquired for the address in response to not already owning a lock for the address. Note that a write set may also be logged, which includes a log write set pseudo code operation before Done below in Figure C. After acquiring the lock, the data is logged in the write set.
In flow 540, a commit transaction instruction is detected. In one embodiment, a call to a commit function is inserted. The commit function, when executed, is to determine if the local timestamp is less than the global timestamp. In response to the local timestamp being less than the global timestamp, the commit function, when executed is to determine if a plurality of previous reads in the first transaction are valid and abort the first transaction in response to one of the plurality of previous reads in the first transaction not being valid. Furthermore, the global timestamp to be incremented to an incremented global timestamp, and the version location, i.e. the meta-data location, associated with the address is to be set to the incremented global timestamp. An illustrative embodiment of pseudo code for a commit function is illustrated below in Figure D.
In this example, a first commit operation, If(LocalTimeStamp<GlobalTimeStamp), when executed, is to determine if the local time stamp is less than the global time stamp. A group of validation operations, For each Logged ( ) and For each Logged ( ), when executed in response to the local time stamp being less than the global time stamp, is to validate a plurality of previous reads in the transaction. A second commit operation, v←++GlobalTimeStamp, when executed, is to increment the global time stamp to an incremented global time stamp. Additionally, a third commit operation, SetVersion( ), when executed, is to set a most recent version associated with the address to the incremented global time stamp in response to a lock being acquired for the address during execution of the transaction. Note, in one embodiment, the transaction is a read only transaction, where the commit operation is potentially omitted.
As illustrated above, efficient and consistent validation of an STM may be performed. Previously, an invalidating access is potentially not detected until an attempt to commit the transaction. As a result, during the execution between when the invalid access commits/occurs to the attempt to commit the transaction, the inconsistent data may be used during the execution which may leads to execution exception or infinite looping. Furthermore, the execution cycle during the inconsistent execution is potentially wasted, as the transaction is to be aborted and restarted. Therefore, by inserting version check barriers after loads and utilizing timestamps, invalidating accesses/conflicts are detectable earlier, which allows a transaction to abort without extra wasted execution cycles or incurring program exception of infinite looping. In addition, spurious program errors due to the inconsistency are potentially avoided through on demand validation.
The embodiments of methods, software, firmware or code set forth above may be implemented via instructions or code stored on a machine-accessible or machine readable medium which are executable by a processing element. A machine-accessible/readable medium includes any mechanism that provides (i.e., stores and/or transmits) information in a form readable by a machine, such as a computer or electronic system. For example, a tangible machine-accessible medium includes random-access memory (RAM), such as static RAM (SRAM) or dynamic RAM (DRAM); ROM; magnetic or optical storage medium; flash memory devices; or other tangible medium to store or transmit a non-tangible signal, such as an electrical, optical, acoustical or other form of propagated signals (e.g., carrier waves, infrared signals, digital signals); etc.
Reference throughout this specification to "one embodiment" or "an embodiment" means that a particular feature, structure, or characteristic described in connection with the embodiment is included in at least one embodiment of the present invention. Thus, the appearances of the phrases "in one embodiment" or "in an embodiment" in various places throughout this specification are not necessarily all referring to the same embodiment. Furthermore, the particular features, structures, or characteristics may be combined in any suitable manner in one or more embodiments.
In the foregoing specification, a detailed description has been given with reference to specific exemplary embodiments. It will, however, be evident that various modifications and changes may be made thereto without departing from the broader spirit and scope of the invention as set forth in appended claims. The specification and drawings are, accordingly, to be regarded in an illustrative sense rather than a restrictive sense. Furthermore, the foregoing use of embodiment and other exemplarily language does not necessarily refer to the same embodiment or the same example, but may refer to different and distinct embodiments, as well as potentially the same embodiment.
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* Under 23s captain Declan Rice, who scored the second of his team's two goals at Newcastle on Saturday has been named as the FAI's U17 International Player of the Year. Rice, now 18, beat off the challenge from Canice Carroll (Oxford United) and Jayson Molumby (Brighton and Hove Albion) to lift the award.
* The Under 18s enjoyed an excellent 1-0 win at Reading - who finished above the Hammers in the Group Stage - in the second of their seven Merit Group A fixtures on Saturday. Having been beaten 4-0 at home by Chelsea in the opening match of the group, it was imperative that Steve Potts' side beat the Royals to get back on track. The league table looks as follows:
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12 Days of Holiday Homes {2016}
Erin and I are so excited to be teaming up with an amazing group of bloggers to bring you 12 days of holiday homes. Thanks so much Lynch Creek Farms for providing gorgeous wreaths for the tour and to 11 Magnolia Lane & Evolution of Style for getting us organized! If you're popping over from Southern State of Mind – welcome to our Christmas homes!
Christmas Tour – Part One
Tricia's House
Remember that show "The Year Without a Santa Claus?" It looked like that was going to be our house this year – the no Christmas house tour year. With out of town guests for a week, a weekend away, a non-Christmas house-wide photo shoot last week and then another weekend away it wasn't looking good. Then I remembered – "Oh yeah, sleep is optional!" I stayed up until 3 the other morning and got up at six to get back on it. I just managed to get it all done just as Kelli Kroneberger was walking in the door for the photo shoot. Whew!
Today Erin and I are sharing a few rooms in our house and we'll be back Friday with more!
This year I vowed to not go overboard. I wanted to keep it simple to fit with our more modern and more elegant living area courtesy of this fall's One Room Challenge. Plus I figure when you've got kelly green sofas, lots of brass and beautiful moulding the space is well on it's way to feeling festive already!
Let's get the party started! The Lynch Creek Farms City Skyline wreath made the front of my home so inviting. I love the black and white ribbon against the blue of the door.
Come on in!
Today's all about the breakfast nook and the family room. With all the change ups in this space it was the perfect spot for the tree this year. Henry's less than happy though with the location as it usurped his spot.
For the tree I went with a palate of gold, rose gold, white and a few touches of silver. As I've done for the last couple of years since Trader Joe's came to town, I fully took advantage of their $9.99 boxwood wreaths. This year I used the wreaths not only on the windows but to play up the Metrie interior finishings.
I hung the wreaths from simple green velvet ribbons and used them to emphasize the wall paneling.
Usually I change out what I have hanging above the mantle but this year I wanted to leave Kelli's painting in place. I love it too much to hide it in the storage room for a month!
I also mostly left the coffee table untouched but added a little Christmas fun and a pompom for my busty lady.
The Portabello Vase drapes and the boxwood wreaths – a match made in heaven!
The mantel decor was simple too – pompom & felted ball garlands I made last year & some greenery and ornaments on the mantel.
The shelves also got a few Christmas touches.
What's really giving me all the heart eyes right now is the breakfast nook.
I always think blue and white is spot on for the holidays.
My blue and white collection grew this fall with the addition of Jana Bek's beautiful brushstroke ginger jars and Jill Rosenwald's Gloucester Swoosh plates.
I can't even stand how much I love this tablescape! Days later I can't bring myself to move it so that we can actually do something like eat at the table!
I also discovered the brass silverware from Target this fall. Perfect for any occasion!
I can't wait to show you more of my holiday home on Friday!
Erin's House:
Similar to Tricia, this year I wanted to embrace a simpler, less glittery holiday decor scheme. To keep things more cohesive I tried to make a color palette that would reign everything and tie things together in a room. The main room that gets decked out for the holidays in our house is our living room. The reclaimed wood wall gives this room the perfect warm feel to layer Christmas decorations on top of. And I'm loving my new light fixture from Lucent Light Studio in the room!
In the living room I used a classic Christmas color scheme of red and green. Throw in some plaid pillows and throws and it's my modern take on the holiday decor we all grew up with.
This year is the first year we have our new fireplace wall to decorate! And on that wall is a 10 ft mantel- a place to finally hang our stockings!!!! And a new mantel called for new stockings- I picked up these knit stockings from West Elm to fill with gifts from Santa. And the kids don't know it yet but that dog stocking is going to have a collar in it for the new puppy that Santa is bringing on Christmas morning!!!!!
For the fireplace wall I put up this faux boxwood garland that I have had for a couple of years. The garland has a funny smell at first but it holds up really well year after year.
Costco has the best large poinsettias and this year I picked up a couple to flank the fireplace. Usually by the time Christmas rolls around my poinsettias are almost dead, because I always overwater them. But for now they give a big pop of red to the room.
As much as I love real Christmas trees, this year I went the faux route. The corner where the tree sits only accommodates a very slim tree and in years past we've had a hard time finding a real tree that is skinny enough to fit there. This fake tree is old, I think around 8 years old and half the lights stopped working this year. Not the best tree I've done, next year I'm totally hopping on board the flocked tree trend. I'm eyeing this guy.
Like Tricia, I'm all about the $10 boxwood wreaths from Trader Joe's. This year I got there too late (Dec. 3rd to be exact) and all the boxwood wreaths were already gone. But luckily I saved my wreaths from last year (simply hung them up in our storage room) and they are dried out but still look pretty good.
The plaid pillows on the couch I picked up at Home Goods. It looks like Pier 1 also has some good plaid pillows available online. And the green and white houndstooth pillows are from Target a couple of years ago. And the faux fur tree skirt is not only our dog's favorite place to lay, but is available in a blush color this year!
I also like to throw some very simple decorations in our breakfast nook since this is another room that we spend a lot of time in and is the place of our annual cinnamon roll Christmas breakfast. Fresh garland on top of the light, wreaths on the windows, some not real swags on the chairs, and bottle brush trees. Sure we can't see each other over the trees while eating at the table but isn't that what the holidays are about?!
Thank you for coming into our homes today and another big thank you to Lynch Creek Farms for sponsoring this tour! There's still days of beautiful houses ahead of you so be sure to stop by and visit Paige, Becky and Vel's homes tomorrow.
Friday, December 2
Jenny from Evolution of Style
Amanda from Dixie Delights
Saturday December 3
Christy from 11 Magnolia Lane
Brenna from Domestic Charm
Sunday December 4
Amy from 11 Magnolia Lane
Amanda from The Tale of an Ugly House
Monday December 5
Kelly Elko
Jen from Stylehouse Interiors
Cyndy from The Creativity Exchange
Tuesday December 6
Cassie Bustamante
Rachael from This is Our Bliss
Wednesday December 7
Heather from Southern State of Mind
Erin & Tricia from The Suburban B's
Thursday December 8
Paige from The Pink Clutch
Becky from This Is Happiness
Vel from Life & Home at 2102
Friday December 9
Pam from Simple Details
Sarah from Thrifty Decor Chick
Saturday December 10
Julie from Less Than Perfect Life of Bliss
Cindy from Rough Luxe Lifestyle
Kris from Driven by Decor
Sunday December 11
Heidi from Home by Heidi
Shirley from Housepitality Designs
Monday December 12
Erin from Sunny Side Up
Heather from The Heathered Nest
Lisa from Shine Your Light
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18 Responses to 12 Days of Holiday Homes {2016}
Your home was a big WOWZA during the last ORC and even more so now Tricia!!!! Love how you mixed in Christmas details into your beautiful new room while maintaining all the chic-ness and style! So very honored to share this home tour with you ladies! Cheers!
Beautiful! Both of them! How fantastic are those Trader Joe's wreaths? I love them! Thanks so much for joining in again this year.
oh my goodness, you guys! they are soooo gorgeous, both of them! i love how your styles are both so awesome yet so different!
You both have stunning homes! Wishing you both a very Merry!
Impossible to choose a favorite–and what a treat to have TWO homes to tour! Thanks so much for sharing your lovely homes with us!
Both homes are so gorgeous! Love all the wreaths in the windows and the front door picture is beautiful!
Your homes are both gorgeous. I love how you have similar yet different styles, so fun! Thanks for sharing and being a part of the tour! Merry Christmas!
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Beautiful! I chose the City Skyline wreath as well! Living those green sofas! 😍
Tricia – your green couches are EVERYTHING!! And yes, I completely agree with you on the breakfast nook – its perfection! Erin – Your throw pillows look so rich and inviting and I adore the wreaths on your chair backs [and the chairs are so good, btw!]. Beautiful job, both of you!!
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Fun a with a rustic chic feel!! Great job!
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Well done girls! Tricia, I didn't think I could be more in love with your space than I was! The green velvet sofas are now at the top of my want list! I must have them in my life! Erin, I have a special place in my heart (they remind me of my mom, we used them everywhere at her funeral and I use them every year in my decor) so your fireplace had me at the beginning! I love love love your uses for your wreaths (both of you) you ladies have amazing style! Merry Christmas!
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ATH Alex Daniels of Columbus Brookhaven was one of the few lucky people who got a chance to see the OSU jersey scrimmage this Saturday.
"Yes, I was over at the scrimmage," Daniels said last night. "Afterwards, I spent time with Coach Tucker, Coach Fickell and Coach Tressel."
There's been plenty of talk that Daniels is looking harder and harder at going out of state, but he says that things remain the same as far as his status with Ohio State.
"Everything is fine with Ohio State," he said. "I just have never been anywhere, and I just have this thing lurking in my mind that I need something to compare it to."
Daniels previously told us he would be heading to Oklahoma during the weekend of OU/Texas, but that may not happen.
"I think the plans are going to change with Oklahoma," he said. "The Texas game is at a neutral site, so it can't be an official visit. It looks like the Baylor game for an official visit now, but it's still not for sure yet."
Daniels is for sure interested in other schools besides OU and OSU, but since the schools he likes aren't interested, he seems to think the decision could come down to Ohio State and Oklahoma.
"Nobody else that I'm really interested in is contacting me," he said. "If LSU, USC or any of the Florida schools call, I could still visit them. But unless that happens, this is it."
Daniels' season will be beginning this week, and he appears to be ready to live up to his billing as a versatile player.
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A Political Truce
It's been a while since I've posted. A long while in fact. It's been intentional, too. See, this season of life I'm in has me invested in my kiddos, away from my ministry, and just soaking in the beauty of the day-to-day. However, I felt the need to write again–this post especially–because as we all know, election season is upon us.
And it's gettin' ugly.
Every four years it happens the same way as those negative feelings can't help but creep in. They're a mix of anger, frustration, confusion, and just flat-out pissiness as I scroll my Facebook feed (all while shaking my head) as I read what others have shared. Posts on who they're voting for, why they're voting for a particular candidate, and why the remaining presidential hopefuls who don't fall within a preferred party are worthless, horrorific, and yes-possibly the Anti-Christ. Election season brings out the very worst in people, doesn't it? Me included.
In years past, I, too have been very vocal about my party affiliation, my beliefs, and why I think the way I do. I, too have shared post after post on why the other party's candidates are wrong for America and why mine are right…but not anymore. Not this election season. Because let's be real here–you don't care who I am voting for or why I believe the way I do on social and moral issues. Know what else? I'm probably not going to change your mind based off of the comments I post, the blogs I write, or the memes I share. The opposite is true as well. I know what I believe, why I believe it, and I don't think there's anything that's going to persuade me to think otherwise…to change parties or engage in a political 180 of sorts.
So, can I ask a favor this election season? Let the political posts rest…die, even. Rid yourself of the need to share, repost, or make negative comments on someone's Facebook or Twitter feeds. Seriously. Let's preserve our relationships and build them up rather than using social media to tear them down. Furthermore, I don't want to harbor negative feelings toward another based off of our differing political views. I don't want to get angered by your posts on what America should become, what it isn't, and whose fault it is. Hear my heart here because I just want us all to behave in the upcoming months, respect one another, and reduce the division that tends to happen during this electoral process.
After all, no matter how often we post, how many comments we make, or how many times we share our preferred candidate's information, ultimately God chooses who will govern our nation. Leaders are only given power in order to complete His perfect plan. And while we may not understand why certain officials are voted into office, we still have to deal, right?
So, let's remain friends, shall we? Let's enact a political truce between one another. A treaty of sorts. A promise. I'll start: I promise not to post any political jargon. I vow to vote and not tell you who I voted for. And? You have my word that despite who gets elected this November, I'll remain silent. Because even though I'm opinionated and extremely passionate about my beliefs and why I believe them, I value our friendship more.
Will you join me in this truce–this ceasefire of sorts? Will you pass this on between friends and family in the hopes that we can remain united this election season? Hopeful? Respectful? Loving, even? And that our Facebook feeds will return to normal (or somewhat normal)?


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