SHUTTING DOWN IMAC WITH 10.9 & MBA issues

Anyone esle having these problems:  NOTE ON ALL PRODUCTS
I AM HAVING ISSUES WITH MID 2011 iMac 21, 16g ram, shutting down with OS 10.9. Pinwheel truning but not shutting down.
I am also seeing the "spinning ball" when moving through different applications or pages within applciations that I had not seen on the previous OS. 
Furthermore in regards to my portables; I have two 11" MBA, (mid 2011 4g ram & mid 2012 8g ram and unfortunatly this is not consistant) there seems to be a ghost image (or faint reverse image would better discribe it) of the desktop wallpaper (the universe which I prefer over the wave)  on shutting down both of the portables.  This did not happen under 10.8.5.
I spoke to Support yesterday who walked me through disk repair and repair permissions and restart in safe mode, however, this morning the iMAC (which was in sleep mode last night) would not start up to the log in from sleep or recognize my trackpad, this is the second morning this has been a problem.  Shutting down still seems to be an issue with the imac.
These are defeinelty software issues that need to be addressed in the OS ASAP.
Any suggestion would be appreciated.

I tried (on both user accounts):
1. Flushing all the caches using Onyx
2. Deleting the 'com.apple.desktop.plist' files.
3. Switching each user account to non-standard resolutions and back again.
The lack of the rotating cube effect is not the worst of it, as about 50% of the time I switch accounts I get an 'empty' desktop in the account I have just switched to, and I can only get the desktop icons to appear again by switching back and forth a few times. Extremely frustrating.
I am starting to think this is yet another bug in Mavericks or a problem with the graphic drivers for the new GTX 775 / 780 cards.

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