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Having non-automated tests that nobody runs only serve to confuse people, and they will be in the history if anybody ever wants to do something about it.
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Patch is too big to attach, so I'll just ask for review on the diffstat
So we're giving up on HTML finally? Woo!
On a serious note, why aren't we converting these to automated tests?
It would certainly be nice if someone stepped up to do that, but I don't see it happening. In any case, if such a hero would appear, he can always find these tests in the history.
The reason I've been hesitant to delete them in the past is that I do want them to be converted to automated tests...
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I suppose there's not particularly more value in converting the things that happened to be checked in here than anything else in bugzilla, so r=dbaron.
Give other people a few days to object, though. (Maybe send email to dev-tech-layout too?)
Works for me.
I share Davids wish to convert them but the source can be easily retrieved otherwise. r+
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Friday was the first time all of us went out together since before spring break, it felt really good to be one big group again. We all wanted to help celebrate Michael's birthday—one thing to know about Michael is that he has Asperger's and because it was his birthday he decided that we had to go ALL out. It was actually really cute, he was convinced that buying a keg would be the greatest thing in the world (not to mention incredibly expensive.) So he showed up at the Round House with a personal, mini keg. We pregamed there for a while, and then accidentally had a little run in with the police/security guards. As far as I know they were only checking out the noise but funny thing is, you would have thought we were all trained, when he asked how old we were we all replied in unison "twenty-onnnee." Ha never mind that the drinking age here is eighteen. Any who, afterwards he left us alone and we made our way to Metros for the night, it was definitely the most fun I've had in awhile.
That next morning most of the girls left to spend the night at Rottnest Island, lucky for me I had an Immunology exam to study for so I had pleeenntty to keep me busy while they were gone. I literally spent the next 48 hours straight in the basement of the P&O studying—it was beyond brutal.
Today was Michael's actual birthday so he wanted to go out to dinner to celebrate, which most people did, I on the other hand stayed back to study some more! I did however take a break that day to make him an ice cream cake that he kept dropping hints was his absolute favorite. When they returned from dinner for dessert and Michael caught sight of the cake he was absolutely ecstatic, it was adorable how something so insignificant could make him so happy. We all enjoyed the cake I made then I went back to studying. Praying for an easy exam tomorrow!
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1925-S $20 MS66 PCGS Secure. CAC. The 1925-S Saint-Gaudens
double eagle, while acknowledged as a scarce date, has always been
somewhat overshadowed by some other mintmarked issues of the 1920s.
In the 1940s, the 1924-S and 1926-D were perceived as the ultimate
rarities of the Saint-Gaudens series, and when those dates became
more available due to European finds, the previously unappreciated
1927-D was waiting to assume the mantle. However, despite the lack
of fanfare, the 1925-S has always been a scarce issue in any
condition, one of the most elusive of the series in high grade.
Underrated Condition Rarity
Unlike many issues, the 1925-S was released into circulation in significant quantities at the time of production. Research in Mint records conducted by Dr. Charles W. Green in the 1940s indicates that 454,700 examples were released through official channels, from a reported mintage of nearly 3.8 million pieces. As a result, the 1925-S is the only mintmarked double eagle of the decade that is seen more often in circulated grades than Mint State. The widespread circulation may account for the 1940s perception that the 1925-S was less rare than other mintmarked issues of the era, because dealers could remember seeing the coins in circulation and assumed they were plentiful or even commonplace.
The majority of the huge mintage, the third-largest of the series, was held in domestic banks and Treasury vaults until the Gold Recall of 1933. Of the coins released into circulation, most of them must have been turned in by the public at the time of the recall, to be melted and stored at Fort Knox. Double eagles were often used in foreign trade before about 1930, and large numbers of some dates were preserved in European banks, safely out of reach of the U.S. government actions, until they could be found by numismatists in the 1950s. If the 1925-S was extensively used in foreign trade, most of the transactions must have been with English firms, as few examples have surfaced in the many finds in French, Swiss, and Central American banks. Coins that went to England tended to be melted down, to be reissued as sovereigns, rather than preserved intact as they were in Continental banks. The 1925-S has maintained its status as a scarce date and high-grade rarity throughout the last eight decades.
In lot 110 of the Dr. Thaine B. Price Collection (David Akers, 5/1998), Akers offered this assessment of the 1925-S:
"... the 1925-S is one of the major rarities in the series and has long been regarded as such. Even back in the 1940's it was considered a rarity, not as much so as the 1924-S, 1926-S, and 1926-D, but more or less on par with the 1924-D, 1931 and 1932. I do not recall ever seeing or hearing of any hoards of this issue, not even from the 1950's or 1960's when quantities of many of the Saint-Gaudens issues previously thought to be rare were discovered in European banks."
Present-day numismatists recognize the 1925-S for the rare issue it has always been in high grade. PCGS has certified only this single coin in MS66, with two examples finer (10/11). The coin offered here is tied for third place in the PCGS Coin Facts Condition Census.
The present coin is a spectacular Premium Gem, with well-defined design elements and tremendous eye appeal. The surfaces are evenly colored antique-gold, with light accents of orange over surfaces that show soft but thorough luster. The pleasing surfaces are free of all but the smallest abrasions, the most obvious on the lower eagle feathers. A small die crack runs from the top of the eagle's head to the forepart of the wing. This coin represents a rare combination of high technical grade and abundant eye appeal on an issue that is rarely encountered so fine.
Ex: Manfra, Tordella and Brooks; David W. Akers (privately, mid-1980s).
David Akers Comments:
The 1925-S had an extremely high mintage, close to four million pieces, but virtually all of them were simply kept in bags, stored by the Treasury and later melted after 1933. Some coins clearly were placed into the channels of commerce through local banks though as evidenced by the existence of many circulated examples. Some were also sent to Europe between 1926 and 1933 most likely in mixed date bags of circulated and uncirculated double eagles rather than single date bags of uncirculated 1925-S coins. Beginning in the 1950s, most of these coins were repatriated to the U.S. and now, as a population rarity, the 1925-S is really more accurately described as scarce rather than rare. It is similar overall to the 1925-D although in the choice uncirculated 63 and very choice uncirculated 64 grades the 1925-S is substantially more rare than the 1925-D. Even in the 1940s, the 1925-S, although recognized as very scarce, was never thought to be one of the major rarities of the series due, no doubt, to the availability of quite a few circulated pieces. In fact, those that did appear at auction were typically circulated (cf. WGC 1946) or in the lower mint state grades. Although condition rarity was not a big factor at that time, really nice examples of very scarce or rare dates (say, MS63 or better by today's standards) were generally so noted in catalog descriptions but no 1925-S during that era was described as a gem in a major sale. Since virtually all of the specimens later found in Europe were typically in the grades from AU50 to MS62, the 1925-S is still rare today in MS63 and very rare in MS64. At the gem MS65 grade level and above the 1925-S is one of the major rarities of the entire series. Probably only four to six exist in MS65 but, remarkably, above that level an additional four examples exist that stand out from the rest of the population. The highest graded example is the MS68 specimen from the Norweb collection. I purchased it at the Norweb sale in November 1988 and later sold it to Dr. Thaine Price. Dr. Price's collection was sold in 1998 and the coin is now in the collection of an East Coast Saint-Gaudens specialist. The second highest graded is the MS67 example now in the Simpson Collection. I purchased this coin from Stack's March 1991 sale and sometime later sold it to dealer Jay Parrino. The next two specimens are also superb and have great stories to go with them. In 1986, I went to New York to visit my good friend, Gerald Bauman, at MTB as I did regularly to buy some coins, have lunch, talk sports and generally just have a great time visiting and laughing with one of my all-time favorite people. While I was there, one of the other numismatists at MTB who handled the walk-in traffic, came up to Jerry and said an elderly lady was there with a single coin to sell that Jerry needed to see. Jerry left and then returned about 20 minutes later and laid down a fabulous 1925-S double eagle on the coin tray I always carried with me. He said it had been wrapped in tissue and carried in a small bag, like a change purse. He also indicated that the woman said she had owned it most of her life (but was not a collector of any sort) and that he had offered her a very fair price for it and she had accepted. I purchased it just moments later from him for $1,000 more than he paid for it and I sold it days later to Dr. Duckor for an identical mark-up. It is now the only specimen graded MS66 by PCGS. The fourth superb example of this issue was consigned to Paramount in 1980 by a doctor from Washington, D.C. He said it had been in his family for as long as he could remember and that it was given to him by his father. It was the only gold coin in the entire consignment with the others all being U.S. commemorative half dollars that his father had purchased directly from the issuing commissions, mostly issues in the 1930s but a few earlier. He had no idea where his father acquired the double eagle but he had told me on the phone that it was just a common coin and certainly "no big deal" anyway. When I received the coin in the mail with the rest of the consignment, it was in a plain manila 2x2 envelope, not wrapped in anything else and the envelope bore only the notation "$20 gold, 1925," without any indication as to mintmark. No wonder he didn't think it was a big deal. The coin realized $20,000.00 in the Paramount sale, a record for the issue at that time. I didn't buy it from the sale but did purchase it privately two years later. I kept it in my personal collection for five years and then sold it to dealer Les Fox who included it in his "Rare and Important United States Gold Coins" sale in October 1988, which was conducted by Stack's and cataloged by myself and Norman Stack. I don't know if it has been certified yet but I graded it a superb gem, MS66 or better. Perhaps it is the lone MS66 appearing in the NGC population report.
From The Dr. and Mrs. Steven L. Duckor Collection.
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Crash filed from the Top Crash Stats (looks like in some cases like a crash on startup or shortly after) :
the Comments mentioned no real steps to reproduce - one comment mention norton sercurity2010 - but unclear if this cause the crash here. Maybe a url list would be helpful for reproducing this crash ?
These have short uptimes (startup crash) and there aren't useful URLs.
(In reply to comment #1)
> These have short uptimes (startup crash) and there aren't useful URLs.
i checked one url from the comment (a kind of home-shopping-tv-station site) but no crash, david, do you have any more idea how to reproduce this crash ?
This seems very highly correlated with addons:
nsHttpsHandler::GetProtocolFlags(unsigned int*)|EXCEPTION_ACCESS_VIOLATION (142 crashes)
99% (141/142) vs. 0% (268/95088) {d49175b3-3fd8-43b8-b28e-da5d47f3c398}
81% (115/142) vs. 2% (2188/95088) {7BA52691-1876-45ce-9EE6-54BCB3B04BBC}
79% (112/142) vs. 3% (2792/95088) {8545daff-ad1e-493f-a37e-eed1ac79682b}
(and others, with weaker correlations)
and with libraries:
nsHttpsHandler::GetProtocolFlags(unsigned int*)|EXCEPTION_ACCESS_VIOLATION (142 crashes)
97% (138/142) vs. 3% (3056/95088) EFACli.dll
97% (138/142) vs. 3% (3070/95088) ccIPC.dll
97% (138/142) vs. 3% (3080/95088) coFFPlgn.dll
97% (138/142) vs. 3% (3174/95088) ccVrTrst.dll
95% (135/142) vs. 3% (2821/95088) Scxpx86.dll
95% (135/142) vs. 3% (3052/95088) IPSFFPl.dll
81% (115/142) vs. 3% (2858/95088) ccL80U.dll
68% (97/142) vs. 1% (1031/95088) isDataPr.dll
68% (97/142) vs. 2% (2058/95088) IVPlugin.dll
68% (97/142) vs. 2% (2062/95088) coUICtlr.dll
68% (97/142) vs. 2% (2062/95088) coWPPlg.dll
68% (97/142) vs. 2% (2125/95088) ccSet.dll
Bing returns a result on http://forum.computerbild.de/dsl-wlan/google-schaden_52972.html
The extension is listed here:
- COMPUTERBILD-Abzockschutz 1.0.20
Firefox 3.0 - 3.*
libraies listed in comment 3 are Symantec
ccipc.dll is a Symantec ccIPC Engine\r belonging to Symantec Security Technologies\r from Symantec Corporation\r
efacli.dll is a SymEFA\r belonging to EFA\r from Symantec Corporation\r
the comments I see from last few days are *all* in german.
I think indicates turning off norton fixed the problem
kev, another one we could probably use some symantec help in looking at.
I don't think this is Symantec. I think this is the problem extension listed in comment 4 (with a 99% correlation, per comment 3).
ok, sam might be on to something. all comments for the last several days on this signature are in german.
here is the google translation of all those comments
comments for nsHttpsHandle
nsHttpsHandler:: GetProtocolFlags (unsigned int *)
Sorry | | A problem has occurred, and Firefox crashed. It tries to restore your tabs and windows when it restarts. | | This inscription is permanent. | MfG M. Josupeit
Firefox 3.5.3 Windows NT 5.1.2600 Service Pack 3
nsHttpsHandler:: GetProtocolFlags (unsigned int *)
It only helps to uninstall. After the subsequent reinstallation of Firefox can be started only once. Thereafter, the FireFox stürtzt when starting.
Firefox 3.5.3 Windows NT 5.1.2600 Service Pack 3
nsHttpsHandler:: GetProtocolFlags (unsigned int *)
For some time Firefox does not work reliably. Hofente change this soon, sont I change the browser
Firefox 3.5.3 Windows NT 6.0.6001 Service Pack 1
nsHttpsHandler:: GetProtocolFlags (unsigned int *)
Last time it happened very often that crashes firefox only with me??
Firefox 3.5.3 Windows NT 5.1.2600 Service Pack 3
nsHttpsHandler:: GetProtocolFlags (unsigned int *)
Since yesterday, I installed Norton 360 online, it comes with Firefox, this Startabstürzen. When I loaded a web page, sometimes I can select anything. Others in the background running program can not be activated. It was only when I use the Task Manager views, I can for a limited select something on the website. |. .
Firefox 3.5.3 Windows NT 5.1.2600 Service Pack 3
nsHttpsHandler:: GetProtocolFlags (unsigned int *)
When Firefox from 2 start times will be no longer possible einwahl to the Internet (Page)
Firefox 3.5 for Windows NT 6.0.6002 Service Pack 2
nsHttpsHandler:: GetProtocolFlags (unsigned int *)
I have the same snout full: (
Firefox 3.0.14 Windows NT 6.1.7100
nsHttpsHandler:: GetProtocolFlags (unsigned int *)
mozilla can not open any programs while but
Firefox 3.0.14 Windows NT 6.0.6002 Service Pack 2
nsHttpsHandler:: GetProtocolFlags (unsigned int *)
When running back fierfox?
Firefox 3.5.3 Windows NT 6.0.6002 Service Pack 2
nsHttpsHandler:: GetProtocolFlags (unsigned int *)
I have already sent dozens of times. Perhaps you could send me ja mal an info !!!!!!!!!!
Firefox 3.5.2 Windows NT 6.0.6002 Service Pack 2
nsHttpsHandler:: GetProtocolFlags (unsigned int *)
Firefox keeps crashing when the computer out of standby is put back into operation.
Firefox 3.5.3 Windows NT 5.1.2600 Service Pack 3
nsHttpsHandler:: GetProtocolFlags (unsigned int *)
Mozilla opens ok.Aber only when 1.Mal. After a close while he opens it, but I can not open a page-it is to see a ban on signs. In emails I can not open
Firefox 3.5.3 Windows NT 5.1.2600 Service Pack 3
nsHttpsHandler:: GetProtocolFlags (unsigned int *)
More recently it crashes always. Reinstall does not help. Internet Explorer works fine. | Werner Kalkert
Firefox 3.5.3 Windows NT 6.0.6002 Service Pack 2
nsHttpsHandler:: GetProtocolFlags (unsigned int *)
This is einscheis can use mozilla nima
Firefox 3.5.3 Windows NT 6.0.6001 Service Pack 1
nsHttpsHandler:: GetProtocolFlags (unsigned int *)
Cause is a new antivirus program
Firefox 3.5.3 Windows NT 5.1.2600 Service Pack
nsHttpsHandler:: GetProtocolFlags (unsigned int *)
It always crashes when it turns on, from
Firefox 3.5.3 Windows NT 6.1.7600
nsHttpsHandler:: GetProtocolFlags (unsigned int *)
It often happens here the firefox crashes
Firefox 3.5.3 Windows NT 6.1.7100
nsHttpsHandler:: GetProtocolFlags (unsigned int *)
people get help here too times .... it was the 50th absturz,,, to vomit
Firefox 3.5.3 Windows NT 5.1.2600 Service Pack 3
nsHttpsHandler:: GetProtocolFlags (unsigned int *)
about: blank
Firefox 3.5.3 Windows NT 5.1.2600 Service Pack 3
ComputerBild is a German print and online tech mag that often packages CDs & Software with their magazine. I met with them in the summer, I'll find a contact here.
Okay, I have a contact at ComputerBild - is someone on point for investigating this crash?
(In reply to comment #10)
> Okay, I have a contact at ComputerBild - is someone on point for investigating
> this crash?
i will install this extension to check this crash.
Great. I have emailed the contact at ComputerBild and cc'd Sam and Carsten as well. My hope is that he will comment here once he has had a chance to investigate it.
From Sven, one of the authors of the plugin:
Hello Jonathan,
first of all let me say that we at J3S really love the Firefox
and are happy to help you as much as we can to fix the problem.
The COMPUTERBILD-Abzockschutz extension is fully JS and XUL
based, thus we believe that such an extension "should not" (be
able to..) cause an exception, but we use some components which
might be the cause for this bug.
Here are some insights on the extension:
a.) I attached the most recent XPI
b.) The extension downloads a list of "bad" sites and when the
user navigates to such site it gets an error/warning stating
the specific site is not "good" for the user. We do this by
implementing a protocol handler which checks the url and
intercepts the data with our own HTML code for blocked sites.
The underlying code snippets are based on your example code,
still we believe this might be linked to the mentioned problem
c.) Specific information about the startup: it seems that many
people experiencing the exception do so when firefox starts up.
Upon startup we update register the protocol handler and update
the blacklist file. We believe this might happen (for what
reason whatsover) too early, so that one (internally) required
component might not be availble at that specific time.
You might want to take a look at
c1.) overlay.js:23 which is calling
c2.) engine.js.62: init which is registering the component and
updating the domain list afterwards.
If we could reproduce it we would try commenting out either one
of the to points mentioned in c2 to see if it causes the
problem. Our guess is that if the update of the domains is
called later (setTimout?) it might already fix the problem.
And my reply:
Thanks so much for your willingness to help, your detailed preliminary
analysis, and your kind words about Firefox. I'm certain that with
this kind of cooperation, we can get this matter solved. I've copied
another of my colleagues, Justin Dolske, on this email chain, since he
has done a great deal of crash analysis work in the last little while.
Knowing that your addon is 100% JS/XUL, without binary components, is
a big help since, as you say, that "should" make it more resilient to
this kind of thing. And your hunch about when the update runs is also
a promising thing to investigate. Incidentally, we typically update
our own list of "bad" sites approximately 15 minutes after startup.
Not only does this ensure that all XPCOM components are alive and
well, it also ensures that users don't experience slowdowns at startup
because of these checks. They can launch the browser quickly, go to
the site they wanted the browser for, and then not notice when we
start updating the list later. For these reasons, independent of the
crash here, it's an approach you may wish to consider.
I have added your bugzilla account to the bug in question so that you
can follow the updates there. With your permission, I would also like
to copy the contents of this email there, so that others can read up
on your summary. I believe Tomcat (Carsten) will be trying to recreate
the crash on our end, while we look into some of the points you raise
regarding the parts of your code that may be uncovering bugs in our
own. In the meantime, if you do update your extension to use a timeout
for the initial fetch, we can monitor the incoming crash reports to
see if they are reduced, or if they continue to occur on the new
So, the crashing line is:
return gHttpHandler->GetProtocolFlags(aProtocolFlags);
Crash reports indicate it's a null dereference, so it's most likely gHttpHandler is null.
Looks to me like the code is assuming we'll always touch a http:// before a https:// URL (the nsHttpHandler constructor will cache gHttpHandler). So at first glance this sounds like a bug in our code. The stuff in comment 13 sounds like the extension is doing a network request early in startup, so that could certainly cause this... I'm not sure what else touches the http:// path during startup, if there's just a race here that would explain why sometimes it crashes and sometimes it doesn't.
On a side note, the crashreporter's uptime value is probably thus an interesting real-world sample of startup times to this point in the code! :)
Created attachment 407696 [details]
start times
re: real world start times
I've been looking at and grouping the "time since last crash" for a few months now and there is some noise and bogus reports in the data. for this particular crash signature on a days worth of data it looks something like this:
report for the stack signature nsHttpsHandler::GetProtocolFlags
136 total crashes for nsHttpsHandler::GetProtocolFlags on 20091019-crashdata.csv
65 start up crashes inside 3 minutes
147.575 (days) total uptime for 132 of these crashes where user crashed within the last year
1609.91 (minutes) avg time since last crash
4 number of bogus time-since-last-crash reported for this signature
plot of these start times shows a mean start time of around 40 seconds for the reports inside 260 seconds of uptime.
Created attachment 407697 [details]
a bit more detailed chart
took the real world startup tracking ideas to bug 523777
> The COMPUTERBILD-Abzockschutz extension is fully JS and XUL
> based, thus we believe that such an extension "should not" (be
> able to..) cause an exception, but we use some components which
> might be the cause for this bug.
XUL alone, and JavaScript that manipulates the XUL DOM "should" be safe, and crashes doing that kind of thing are almost certainly Firefox bugs. But when you mess with components you have to know and play by the (probably undocumented) rules for those components. It's a bit like crashing when calling strlen(NULL) in a C program. The C runtime could be written to handle that case, but it slows everything down if you have to double-check all the time on "internal" interfaces where the callers are supposed to do the right thing.
Start up and shutdown are particularly cranky -- addons should steer well clear if they can.
1.) You stated our problem: "probably undocumented" - implementation was not too much fun there and involed "backward analysing"
We totally agree on trying to avoid unecessary double checks resulting in a performance hit for every user and to change/fix/workaround in our code '), but currently we do not know what we are doing wrong. Maybe you could point out the problem?
') and already did so and are currently checking this with a customer reporting a crash)
The delayed update of domain list did not help for the mentioned reader of Computerbild.
If the reader is experiencing the issue mentioned here, then we need some other approaches to fix this..
jonath can you update bug 523902 with the contact info for ComputerBild?
Added as a private comment for Johnathan since he's out today and tomorrow.
Could we get a copy of version 1.0.20 (which I believe is a version known to cause this issue?). The website version is 1.0.24, I'm not sure if this has been updated to try and address the problem?
From a brief look at 1.0.24, it's actually the first thing to trigger the creation of a nsHttpHandler (where gHttpHandler is set)... The add-on's component observes xpcom-startup, and immediately does a getService(Ci.nsIHttpProtocolHandler) to pull some fields out.
The code paths that lead to where the crash would occur (via XMLHttpRequest) seem to be triggered by either a WebProgressListener or the chome window's load event. So that would seem to imply that for 1.0.24 to be crashing, the component would have to be seeing xpcom-startup *after* we've created a chrome window, which I wouldn't expect to be possible.
Created attachment 407927 [details] [diff] [review]
Patch v.1
This should prevent the crash. But until I can reproduce the crash, I can't be sure that it just crashes elsewher (or, to be paranoid, that the retval here doesn't cause a different flavor of crash :).
There are quite a few places in the code that gHttpHandler is used without a null check. Only one place, in nsHttpAuthManager.cpp, tries to handle that case. I'd suspect that these uses may very well be safe in practice, but I would have suspected that for the spot that's crashing too. Someone more familiar with the network code should probably weigh in here.
Just to be double-clear, we should still diagnose exactly how the add-on is causing this and push a fix that way too (since that will reach users first). This is a belt-and-suspenders fix, to help make sure that other extensions don't accidentally do the same thing and cause topcrashes.
Version 1.0.20 can be downloaded here:
(In reply to comment #15)
> Looks to me like the code is assuming we'll always touch a http:// before a
> https:// URL (the nsHttpHandler constructor will cache gHttpHandler).
That is incorrect. nsHttpsHandler::Init will create the HTTP handler. I do not want to r+ the patch without knowing why the crash happens exactly.
Comment on attachment 407927 [details] [diff] [review]
Patch v.1
Doh, you're right, forgot about xpcom constructors.
So, I'd guess that the getService in Init() failed for some reason. Or XPCOM goofed and Init() wasn't even called (but that seems very unlikey). Or, hmm, possibly a GC issue? If nsHttpsHandler's Init() is the first thing to spin up nsHttpHandler, when Init() returns the nsCOMPtr goes out of scope, would trigger the nsHttpHandler's destructor, which in turn sets gHttpHandler to null.
Hmm, I'm able to make the extension be the first one to create a nsHttpHandler by:
* setting browser.startup.homepage_override.mstone to ignore
* Clear history, delete the toolbar bookmarks
* Remove default search engine plugins from appdir
* Set homepage to about:blank
But things work fine (testing with 1.0.20).
Another possibility might be if something is overriding the default HTTP handler contract ID... The getService() calls would be running other code, so gHttpHandler would always be null. Not sure if you can really do that (especially given all the other places this would fail!).
The crash is correlated with a couple other addons, some highly, so it might be that if the above is true, you need another addon installed that does this to crash...
(In reply to comment #28)
> Or, hmm,
> possibly a GC issue? If nsHttpsHandler's Init() is the first thing to spin up
> nsHttpHandler, when Init() returns the nsCOMPtr goes out of scope, would
> trigger the nsHttpHandler's destructor, which in turn sets gHttpHandler to
> null.
The service manager has a reference too, which will keep the http handler alive. I suppose it's possible that getting the http service failed... somewhat unlikely.
My thought was that it's perhaps a shutdown crash - http handler geting destroyed before the https handler, and something wants to make an https request in between, but that seems unlikely, and the stacks don't seem to be shutdown stacks afaict.
hm, overridden http handler is a possibility. do we know the list of addons that were installed?
here is short sample of the correlations of addons installed in the module lists of crash reports. more at
nsHttpsHandler::GetProtocolFlags(unsigned int*)|EXCEPTION_ACCESS_VIOLATION (107 crashes)
100% (107/107) vs. 0% (257/99491) {d49175b3-3fd8-43b8-b28e-da5d47f3c398}
69% (74/107) vs. 2% (2393/99491) {7BA52691-1876-45ce-9EE6-54BCB3B04BBC} --- Norton IPS http://www.lifehacker.com.au/2009/06/remove-norton-ips-and-toolbar-extensions-from-firefox/
66% (71/107) vs. 3% (2997/99491) {8545daff-ad1e-493f-a37e-eed1ac79682b} (1.0) -- Norton ISP http://community.norton.com/norton/board/message?board.id=nis_feedback&message.id=68581
80% (86/107) vs. 43% (42330/99491) {20a82645-c095-46ed-80e3-08825760534b} (Microsoft .NET Framework Assistant, http://www.windowsclient.net/)
39% (42/107) vs. 10% (9553/99491) {d10d0bf8-f5b5-c8b4-a8b2-2b9879e08c5d} (Adblock Plus, https://addons.mozilla.org/addon/1865)
29% (31/107) vs. 0% (311/99491) {4C0766D3-67A7-45a3-85A2-752F77312F32} (4.0) Norton ISP -- http://forums.maddoktor2.com/index.php?showtopic=26918
28% (30/107) vs. 0% (471/99491) {BBDA0591-3099-440a-AA10-41764D9DB4DB} (2.0) Norton ISP -- http://forums.maddoktor2.com/index.php?showtopic=26918
24% (26/107) vs. 3% (3124/99491) {DDC359D1-844A-42a7-9AA1-88A850A938A8} (DownThemAll!, https://addons.mozilla.org/addon/201)
22% (24/107) vs. 2% (1669/99491) {0545b830-f0aa-4d7e-8820-50a4629a56fe} (ColorfulTabs, https://addons.mozilla.org/addon/1368)
21% (23/107) vs. 1% (1244/99491) {CE6E6E3B-84DD-4cac-9F63-8D2AE4F30A4B} (CoolPreviews, https://addons.mozilla.org/addon/2207)
email@example.com (188.8.131.52)
21% (22/107) vs. 2% (1670/99491) {0538E3E3-7E9B-4d49-8831-A227C80A7AD3} (Forecastfox, https://addons.mozilla.org/addon/398)
a variety of different versions of Norton ISP show up in the list above and there is the note back in comment 5 indicating a user solved the problem by turning off Norton ISP.
Hmm, I tried installing Norton and doing the steps in comment 29, but still can't get it to crash. I poked at it with XPCOMViewer, but it doesn't *seem* to override the default http handler (I should see a different CID next to the @mozilla.org/network/protocol;1?name=http, presumably).
Not necessarily. They might register their handler with the same CID.
You could check compreg.dat for an entry referencing norton.
Any more progress here? If we can get this into a beta, we should really do whatever we can to make it happen.
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Patch v.2
I checked compreg.dat, but it doesn't look like Norton overrides the HTTP protocol handler. Maybe it was only a problem in an earlier Norton update? I can't reproduce the problem on an unpatched build, so that's possible.
I changed GetProtocolFlags to just share a common #define as we discussed. Still need a null check in NewChannel, though [or some other defense]... Most of the crash stacks involve nsIOService::NewChannelFromURI(), which calls handler->NewChannel() after handler->GetProtocolFlags().
Not sure what else to do to reproduce the problem to understand this more fully, so seems like we should at least take this to wallpaper over whatever's happening.
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nsHttpsHandler::NewChannel(nsIURI *aURI, nsIChannel **_retval)
+ if (!gHttpHandler)
can you also an NS_ABORT_IF_FALSE here? this should not happen, really.
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Patch v.3
With NS_ABORT_IF_FALSE.
Pushed http://hg.mozilla.org/mozilla-central/rev/29b46a13af1a
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Patch v.3
Pushed to 192: http://hg.mozilla.org/releases/mozilla-1.9.2/rev/ff93d3746275
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Patch v.3
totally safe even though QA can't verify it other than by code inspection. Approved for 220.127.116.11, a=dveditz for release-drivers
Pushed to 191: http://hg.mozilla.org/releases/mozilla-1.9.1/rev/8afe5f2598a8
We'll see if the crash goes away after release.
so far, so good. more than 1.8+ million people ran firefox 3.5.6 in the first few hours after it was released with no crashes reported for nsHttpsHandler::GetProtocolFlags
while 3.5.5 has been getting 95-170 crashes per day over the same period and the rest of Dec.-to-date.


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Hollywood Life magazine – formerly known as Movieline – will announce some big web news next week. Inside word is that the glossy mag will partner with one of the big portals to provide exclusive entertainment content. AOL, Yahoo, Google, perhaps? Oh, and Movieline.com will be resurrected.
That's probably why there were very few TV crews inside the mag's annual Young Hollywood Awards, held at the Henry Fonda Music Box Theatre in Hollywood last night. And why their younger generation of talent – Hilary Duff, Luke Wilson, Jessica Alba, Shia LaBeouf, Ludacris, Dane Cook, Dakota Fanning and Katharine McPhee, were shuffled off the red carpet and into a special Green Room for exclusive video interviews/photos and footage that will no doubt appear on the site.
And it's probably why there are 12 different photo galleries already up on WireImage.com detailing every aspect of last night's event; from red carpet arrivals, cocktails and portraits to the swag (sorry, gifting) suite, backstage/audience, show and after-party photos. What, no shots of celebs at the valet or stars getting into limos? Audi, one of the night's sponsors, totally missed a marketing bonanza. One panty-less star? Auto branding history.
Here's one moment from last night that probably won't make the new web venture: After flamboyant Hollywood Life publisher Anne Volach's notoriously lengthy opening pontification, host Justin Long – best known as the Mac kid on TV commercials – stepped up to the podium, sniffed the air and whispered to the predominately pubescent audience, "She smells like formaldehyde…."
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Remember in the season premiere when Lois accidentally took the Isis amulet home with her from Cairo? Neither do I, but apparently she did and apparently the thing is cursed. Just when she decides to tell Clark that she knows he's the Blur, she finds the amulet in her purse, holds it up to the sun and — whoosh! — the spirit of Isis possesses her. Clark finds her thus just as he's about to confess the truth to her. His plans on hold, he and Oliver run around trying to track LoIsis, who herself is trying to find the canopic jar that contains her hubby Osiris's heart. It doesn't take long. Cat Grant shows up just in time to witness LoIsis using her new goddess powers and thinks Lois is really the Blur. When she goes to Tess to propose this as a story, Tess laughs in her face and then clears up all the evidence behind her back.
With heart in hand, LoIsis goes to restore it to Osiris's body and bring him back to life. It will also unleash hell (the underworld) on Earth, but she figures that's a small price to pay for true love. Clark disagrees and tries to stop her, but ends up trapped by LoIsis so she can use his hot body when she finds Osiris's original body has disintegrated over time. Oliver and Clark get her spirit trapped back in the amulet through a combination of prolonged talking, marksmanship, and heat vision. It's as complicated and hokey as it sounds. Once all the lovelorn Egyptian spirits are dealt with, the lovelorn Clark and Lois resume their Dance Around the Secret. Clark has decided not to tell her, after all, fearing it will endanger her, but then changes his mind when she tells him she's willing to take the risk. So she finally finds out, and it's in this otherwise blah episode.
In the subplots, Oliver is dealing with his newfound fame with a lot of pomp and circumstance, but realizes it's just his way of trying to deal with Chloe's loss. Tess is still taking care of Alexander, a path she decides to keep following against the advice of a doctor who thinks Alexander may be "unstable," because she and the little guy love each other. Also, Oliver and Clark reluctantly welcome her to the Watchtower gang. Good idea? Bad idea? Probably a little bit of both. Stay tuned for the full recap.
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Spurs Under-18s 0, Watford 1
Pat Holland took some positives in fielding three schoolboys as our Under-18s succumbed to a first defeat in six league games against Watford on Saturday.
Radwan Hamed and Jamie Davis were joined by substitute Alex Smith is the narrow 1-0 defeat.
Coach Pat reflected: "When we played them last time it was a real battle and I was quite worried because we had the game in the week at Liverpool which had gone to extra time and we were decimated with injuries.
"We ended up with three schoolboys on and it was a tough one for them, Watford are strong, still in the FA Youth Cup as well and a useful outfit so that would have been great experience for them.
"Watford put out a strong side but it was a poor first half - they never performed and neither did we.
"It was always a question of who could raise their game but unfortunately they got the first goal and that gave them a lift.
"We lost possession in their half, it was transferred quickly to the wing, a decent cross, we were a little sleepy in the box and it was a far post header. That was after about 60 minutes.
"Just as I was about to change it around Mark Wright had to come off, so anything further up the park in terms of juggling around the forwards I couldn't do.
"We still had a couple of opportunities earlier on but after the goal it looked more a case of damage limitation. They deserved it, without doubt."
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San Francisco is full of fun things to do on Saint Patrick's Day, including the annual parade, festival, pub crawls, and live performances. The city is also home to more than a dozen Irish bars and restaurants.
This year, the holiday is on Friday, March 17, though some festivities take place the Saturday before.
Read on to find a list of ways you can celebrate, places with the best Irish dishes, top Irish bars, and other activities planned for the official celebration weekend.
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Every year, the United Irish Societies of San Francisco hosts a large Saint Patrick's Day Parade and Festival. The 2017 celebration is set for Saturday, March 11.
The highlight of the event is the Saint Patrick's Day parade which starts at 11:30am. The parade route begins at 2nd and Market streets and heads straight down Market Street all the way to Civic Center Plaza near San Francisco City Hall, where the festival will be taking place.
The festival includes Irish music, dancing, and a never-ending supply of beer. The festival starts at 10am and closes around 5pm that afternoon.
I love heading over in the early afternoon to grab a drink and enjoy the entertainment. However, it does tend to get a little crazy later on in the afternoon, so be prepared for that if you plan on staying all day.
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There are several great places in San Francisco to stay on St. Patrick's Day. Since most of the action is in and around the downtown and Union Square areas, I recommend looking for a hotel near one of these districts.
Both of these neighborhoods offer a variety of public transportation options, so you can easily get to the rest of the city from here. Take a look at these recommendations based on budget, amenities, and location.
You can also look for discounts on TripAdvisor or Booking.com before you book your hotel. They offer several discounts on room rates, parking, wifi, and more. Click the links below for details.
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Every year, many of the Irish pubs in SF also celebrate the holiday. Here are a few of the top events scheduled this year.
Every year, the Irish Bank celebrates with a fun block party. This year's festivities start at 2pm on Thursday afternoon and last all night long. Entertainment for this year's event include the Paddy's Orchestra from 2 - 5pm, followed by the Shams from 5 - 8pm, and DJ Marc Van Brant will finish out the evening from 8pm - 12am.
The Irish Bank will host a similar block party on Saturday, March 12, starting at noon. On Saturday, you can hear live music from The Watch from Noon to 2pm, Paddy's Orchestra from 2 - 5pm, The Shams from 5 - 8pm, and DJ Marc Van Brant from 8 - 12am.
The Irish Bank is located at 10 Mark Lane in the Financial District.
You will find two pub crawls to celebrate this year. The first is on Saturday, March 12 at 3pm. You must check in before 8pm at either Stock in Trade (2036 Lombard) or Bar None (1980 Union Street). The second pub crawl is on Thursday, March 17 at 5pm. You must check in before 9pm at Bar None. Both pub crawls are around Union Street in the Marina District of SF. They will offer dozens of drink specials throughout the district.
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The Chieftan Irish Pub & Restaurant will have pipers/drums all day long on Thursday, March 17. You can also enjoy live music starting at 4:30pm lasting all night long. The Chieftain is one of the few places that will serve up your ice cold beers in real glasses. The Chieftain is in the SOMA district at 198 5th St.
You can also celebrate all evening long on Thursday starting at 4pm, at Taverna Aventine (between the Financial District and North Beach). Their alley party includes food trucks, live music, and drink specials. You will find them at 582 Washington Street.
This North Beach Irish pub features Irish music on Saint Paddy's Day. Enjoy the music of Fast and the Vengefully as they take the stage for an evening of Irish rock, reels, and jigs. Maggie McGarry's is at 1353 Grant Avenue.
Celebrate Saint Patrick's Day at the Chapel. Head over early for their Sinner's Happy Hour from 5 - 7:30pm. Then come back later to see Royal Jelly Jive on stage at 8:30pm. There will be food and drink specials during the show.
Tickets: Buy your tickets in advance for Royal Jelly Jive
Another fun way to celebrate Saint Patrick's Day is at Monarch's "Shake Your Shamrocks" Party. This event features Christian Loeffler, Emanate, Jill, and Bjor. This 21+ event lasts from 8pm - 2am.
Tickets: Buy your tickets in advance today
Biscuits & Blues is one of the best places for downhome entertainment and food in San Francisco. The venue hosts both regional and international acts. Most play blues, jazz, or both. On Saint Patrick's Day, the Lionel Young Band takes the stage at 9:30pm. In addition to the live music, make sure to come by early for some of their famous Southern comfort food, including their amazing friend chicken.
Tickets: Find tickets on sale for the show at up to 50% off
If you want a traditional Irish meal, or a place to just hang out for St. Paddy's Day, click the link below for information about SF's best Irish pubs and restaurants.
Learn More: Top Irish Pubs & Restaurants
If you're not into the party scene, or are looking for something to do before heading out to the pubs, here are some additional activities planned for Saint Patrick's Day and the weekend.
This month's biggest theater performance in SF is the Broadway hit Hamilton at the Orpheum Theater. Praised for its innovative score and wonderful costumes, this is a creative musical version of an Alexander Hamilton biography.
Learn More: Full March Theater Calendar
Are you looking for something a little different? How about a small group pub crawl in North Beach? This popular group tour is led by a local San Franciscan who will walk you through the bars frequented by the Beat Generation. In addition to stopping for a drink or two, you will also get the chance to discover what really went on in these infamous North Beach pubs.
Find Tickets: North Beach Pub Crawl
Are you looking for something to do during the day on this holiday? If so, head out on the water on this 60-minute SF Bay cruise. This fun adventure will take you past SF's top attractions, including Alcatraz, Angel Island, and Sausalito. You will also get the chance to cruise under the Golden Gate Bridge - twice! The tour runs all day long.
Find Tickets: Find tickets at up to 50% off on Goldstar
Another fun option for Saint Patrick's Day in San Francisco is the Twilight Cruise on the Bay. This two-hour cruise offers views of the SF Skyline along with live entertainment and a hearty appetizer buffet (sandwiches, salads, fruit, and desserts). A full bar will also be open on board where you can purchase both hot and cold drinks at a reasonable price during your cruise. Both indoor and outdoor seating is available.
Find Tickets: Find Tickets at Up to 50% Off on Goldstar
If you're in the mood for a more refined St. Patrick's Day evening, watch a performance of the SF Ballet at the War Memorial Opera House in the Civic Center neighborhood. The show, which features Fusion, Arthur Pita's world premiere, and Fearful Symmetries, is at 8pm on Friday, March 17.
Learn More: Complete SF Ballet Schedule
The renowned SF Symphony also performs on St. Patrick's Day. The show is at 8pm at the Davies Symphony Hall near SF City Hall. On this particular evening, you'll get to enjoy Beethoven and Barrer: Featuring Gil Shaham.
Learn More: Full SF Symphony Calendar
St. Patrick's Day always coincides with the NCAA basketball tournament. Here are some of the places in San Francisco where you can celebrate and also watch the games.
1. Johnny Foley's Irish House: This is a great place to watch the games. I recommend heading toward the back of the bar where there are several TVs. From here, you can watch the game from either the tables or from selected seats right at the bar.
2. Kezar Pub: This small but popular Irish bar is also a great place to watch the basketball tournament. You'll also get to mingle with locals and sample the pub's amazing "bangers & mash." The bar usually opens around 11:30am and is located in the Haight-Ashbury District just steps from Golden Gate Park at 770 Stanyan Street.
3. Union Square Sports Bar: The Union Square Sports Bar is an interesting place. It's a great sports bar with a number of TVs, but it's also a bit of a dive bar and sometimes you'll find a few sketchy characters that hang around outside. The neighborhood is safe, however, as it's just a few blocks from Union Square. They don't have food, but they have a large selection of beers and a lots of TVs for the size of the bar. Find them at 115 Mason Street.
4. Nickie's: If you prefer to focus on the basketball tournament rather than the Irish celebrations, then Nickie's is the place for you. This sports bar in the Lower Haight neighborhood offers pub food all day as well as a great selection of beers. They normally open around noon and you will find them at 466 Haight St.
5. Greens Sports Bar: Another place to watch basketball is Greens Sports Bar in the Russian Hill neighborhood. This place is usually really crowded, so plan on standing for a while until a seat opens up. It's a bar only, no food, but a great place to watch the games. Here you'll mainly find locals from the surrounding neighborhood. Greens normally opens around 10am and is at 2239 Polk St.
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Chocolate Chiffon Cake
|3⁄4 Cup (12 tbs)
|Unsweetened cocoa
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs), sieved
|Cake flour
|1 3⁄4 Cup (28 tbs), sieved
|1 Teaspoon
|Baking soda
|1 1⁄2 Teaspoon
|1 3⁄4 Cup (28 tbs), sieved
|Vanilla extract
|2 Teaspoon
|7 , separated into yolks and whites
|Salad oil
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|Cream of tartar
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
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2. Preheat an oven to 162.5C (325F).
3. In a medium size bowl, combine cocoa and boiling water. Mix well till smooth and free from lumps. Keep aside to cool.
4. In a medium sized bowl, sieve flour, salt, baking soda and sugar together. Once well sieved, add vanilla extract, egg yolks, cocoa mixture and salad oil.
5. Using an electric beater or wooden spoon, mix well till smooth. Keep aside.
6. In another bowl, place egg whites and sprinkle cream of tartar over them.
7. Using an electric beater, beat at high speed till egg whites reach stiff peak stage.
8. Add cocoa batter to stiffly beaten egg whites and using a rubber spatula fold gently till well mixed.
9. Transfer batter to 10 inch tube pan/ Bundt pan and bake for 65 to 70 minutes.
10. Once baked, cool completely on a cake wire rack or invert over a bottle neck. Cool for minimum 1 ½ hours.
11. Once cooled, loosen cake carefully using a spatula.
12. Cut into slices and serve with chocolate sauce and vanilla ice cream. If serving next day/ later, cover in foil/ air tight container and store overnight.
Test if cake is done by inserting a cake tester or a toothpick at the centre of the cake. If it comes out clean, the cake is ready.
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Calories 543 Calories from Fat 183
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 22 g33.6%
Saturated Fat 2 g10%
Trans Fat 0.2 g
Cholesterol 185 mg61.7%
Sodium 560.3 mg23.3%
Total Carbohydrates 79 g26.4%
Dietary Fiber 9.3 g37.4%
Sugars 44.2 g
Protein 13 g26%
Vitamin A 4.3% Vitamin C
Calcium 4.7% Iron 4.6%
*Based on a 2000 Calorie diet


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Ducks edge closer to reaching full strength
ANAHEIM -- One injury after another has afflicted the Ducks since the very first preseason game but it hasn't thrown them off a path that's continued to trend upward.
And the Ducks may finally be getting close to full strength.
Neither defensemen Francois Beauchemin nor winger Jakob Silfverberg will play Wednesday against Minnesota. Center Mathieu Perreault and defenseman Mark Fistric won't either.
But all four could be back sooner than later.
Beauchemin and Silfverberg both participated in the morning skate and it may just be a matter of time before they are back in action. Beauchemin has been out since Nov. 20 because of an upper-body injury while Silfverberg's broken right hand has sidelined him since Oct. 25.
Both were on the last road trip and will accompany the Ducks on their four-game eastern swing to Detroit, New Jersey, the New York Islanders and Washington.
On Silfverberg, Boudreau said, "I'm hoping that the road trip, that he sees action in it. He's in great shape because he's skated for a while. As soon as he gets the OK to play, then I don't think it'll be long after that."
And with Beauchemin, the coach said, "I wouldn't be surprised if he's playing in Detroit."
Perreault also took turns Wednesday and is pushing to be back in the lineup on Sunday against Edmonton. He'll sit and rest his unspecified lower-body injury for a fourth straight game.
Fistric said the accumulation of punishment doled out and received is why he won't dress against the Wild after leaving Monday night's game against the Islanders. He said having three days until Sunday will aid in the recovery process.
"It gets better every day," Fistric said. "Just kind of trying to do the right things to make sure I'm ready and available. The positive thing is it's getting b eter. Helpfully it won't be too long.
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Dunfermline Athletic 1-1 Hamilton Academical
Danny Redmond earned Hamilton a William Hill Scottish Cup replay against Dunfermline after cancelling out Paul McMullan's opener with a second-half strike.
On-loan Celtic playmaker McMullan had put the Ladbrokes Championship side ahead in the 30th minute with a composed finish.
But McMullan was among a host of Pars players that missed clear-cut openings after the break and Allan Johnston's side were made to pay the price when Redmond levelled in the 75th minute.
The two teams will battle it out again...


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Founded in 1865 by a group of African Americans who previously attended First and Second Presbyterian churches and decided to form their own place of worship.
Tennessee Vacation eGuide
The 2016 eGuide gives you instant access to Tennessee's irresistible attractions and destinations. Peruse venues online, then put in your order to get a free guide delivered to your doorstep.


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Are You?
Are you afraid of letting go? Are you afraid to take it slow?
Are you afraid to fall in love? Are you afraid he'll say no?
Are you afraid to give it your all? Are you afraid that you might fall?
Are you afraid of the truth or afraid of not having a clue?
There's only one way to find out, you gotta try!!
Try with all your might, scream, shout and put up a fight.
There's no one that has your back like you.
And if you ask me, I'll say, I once was like you.
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Status: Finished
Genre: Poetry
Poem / Poetry
Poem / Young Adult
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About this Business
From Our Editors
A basket of warm housemade bread greets eaters at Tutto Pasta Trattoria, where a homey vibe welcomes diners at dinner and lunch. The menu is a geometry book of pasta shapes, which guests can peruse to prepare for quizzes on spaghetti, angel hair, rigatoni, penne, spaghetti, and housemade tortellini. The noodles share kitchen space with chicken, veal, and seafood dishes, as well as thin-crust pizzas baked in a wood-burning oven rather than a space-rocket launch pad.
At night, shadows blanket the eatery's warmly toned walls, arched-booth alcoves, countryside murals, and outdoor seating area. Amid this dim lighting, bartenders mix martinis and serve wine from their expansive selection, which is displayed on overhead wine racks.