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pehawk wrote:12evanf wrote:pehawk wrote:I said creepy liar (why do I feel like I'm kidhawk and you're you now?). I agree, I think its a closet-case thing. But, lying gets creepy when you make up dead broads for media love.
Maybe he's a closet Necro???
And you my friend are a nazi (I read that somewhere).
I'm with Code. I cant believe ANYONE'S letting him off the hook by even acknowledging his victim angle.
I need to add ".net Nazi" to my avatar.
Ray Lewis was indicted for murder and we're screaming bloody hell for some web of lies about an imaginery girlfriend. I just watched some more footage on T'eo to get me grounded in reality. I'd be excited to have him as a football player if his draft stock falls and we get a bargain. Another chance for Pete to be stupid like a fox.
If we don't get him and he turns out to be actually crazy, I do want the opportunity to go back and delete these posts that will potentially make me look stupid.


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Major Section: MISCELLANEOUS
Hide is actually the identity function:
(hide x) = x for
x. However, terms of the form
(hide x) are ignored by the
ACL2 rewriter, except when explicit
:expand hints are given
for such terms (see hints) or when rewrite rules explicitly
hide are available. An
:expand hint that removes all
calls of
hide is:
:expand ((:free (x) (hide x)))The above hint can be particularly useful when ACL2's equality heuristics apply
hide to an equality after substituting it into the rest of the
goal, if that goal (or a subgoal of it) fails to be proved.
Hide terms are also ignored by the induction heuristics.
Sometimes the ACL2 simplifier inserts
hide terms into a proof
attempt out of the blue, as it were. Why and what can you do about
it? Suppose you have a constrained function, say
constrained-fn, and
you define another function, say
another-fn, in terms of it, as in:
(defun another-fn (x y z) (if (big-hairy-test x y z) (constrained-fn x y z) t))Suppose the term
(another-fn 'a 'b 'c) arises in a proof. Since
the arguments are all constants, ACL2 will try to reduce such a term
to a constant by executing the definition of
However, after a possibly extensive computation (because of
big-hairy-test) the execution fails because of the unevaluable
call of
constrained-fn. To avoid subsequent attempts to evaluate
the term, ACL2 embeds it in a
hide expression, i.e., rewrites it
(hide (another-fn 'a 'b 'c)).
You might think this rarely occurs since all the arguments of
another-fn must be constants. You would be right except for one
special case: if
another-fn takes no arguments, i.e., is a
constant function, then every call of it fits this case. Thus, if
you define a function of no arguments in terms of a constrained
function, you will often see
(another-fn) rewrite to
(hide (another-fn)).
We do not hide the term if the executable counterpart of the
function is disabled -- because we do not try to evaluate it in the
first place. Thus, to prevent the insertion of a
hide term into
the proof attempt, you can globally disable the executable
counterpart of the offending defined function, e.g.,
(in-theory (disable (:executable-counterpart another-fn))).
It is conceivable that you cannot afford to do this: perhaps some
calls of the offending function must be computed while others cannot
be. One way to handle this situation is to leave the executable
counterpart enabled, so that
hide terms are introduced on the
calls that cannot be computed, but prove explicit :
rules for each of those
hide terms. For example, suppose that in
the proof of some theorem, thm, it is necessary to leave the
executable counterpart of
another-fn enabled but that the call
(another-fn 1 2 3) arises in the proof and cannot be computed.
Thus the proof attempt will introduce the term
(hide (another-fn 1 2 3)). Suppose that you can show that
(another-fn 1 2 3) is
(contrained-fn 1 2 3) and that such
a step is necessary to the proof. Unfortunately, proving the rewrite
(defthm thm-helper (equal (another-fn 1 2 3) (constrained-fn 1 2 3)))would not help the proof of thm because the target term is hidden inside the
hide. However,
(defthm thm-helper (equal (hide (another-fn 1 2 3)) (constrained-fn 1 2 3)))would be applied in the proof of thm and is the rule you should prove.
Now to prove
thm-helper you need to use the two ``tricks'' which
have already been discussed. First, to eliminate the
hide term
in the proof of
thm-helper you should include the hint
(hide (another-fn 1 2 3)). Second, to prevent the
hide term from being reintroduced when the system tries and fails
to evaluate
(another-fn 1 2 3) you should include the hint
(disable (:executable-counterpart another-fn)).
thm-helper will actually be:
(defthm thm-helper (equal (hide (another-fn 1 2 3)) (constrained-fn 1 2 3)) :hints (("Goal" :expand (hide (another-fn 1 2 3)) :in-theory (disable (:executable-counterpart another-fn)))))
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KDevelop 3.0 Now Developer-Ready
Bernd Gehrmann writes: "As you may have noticed, the HEAD branch of KDevelop now
Re: KDevelop 3.0 Now Developer-Ready
KDevelop is a nice enough IDE but the editor is severely lacking IMHO. I mean.. project handling, integrated docs and class browsers are all nice, but most of the work when programming is still typing. This is why i'm still sticking with emacs - mainly because it idents the code the way i want it without me having to fight it. Will Gideon have something more of powerful editor?
KWrite is severly lacking for programming.. kwrite vs emacs is like wordpad to word (in the windows world). I have nothing against kwrite, it's a fine editor - but not tailored specifically for programming.
By Henrik A at Sat, 2001/04/07 - 5:00am
Re: KDevelop 3.0 Now Developer-Ready
Perhaps you want to check KFTE? It's a very nice programmer's editor, if I may say so myself :-)
Currently it can't be integrated into kdevelop, but I think I know of a way to achieve it. Maybe.
By Roberto Alsina at Sat, 2001/04/07 - 5:00am
Re: KDevelop 3.0 Now Developer-Ready
I tried it out... it rocks :-)
By ac at Sat, 2001/04/07 - 5:00am
Re: KDevelop 3.0 Now Developer-Ready
Does it support multiple views per document?
By Bernd Gehrmann at Sun, 2001/04/08 - 5:00am
Re: KDevelop 3.0 Now Developer-Ready
Multiple views per document? Yes, but it's broken :-)
Breakpoints? That's a debugger's job ;-)
I was comparing it to kwrite, not kdevelop as a whole.
Right now, I am working on a DCOP interface to KFTE's guts, so it will be "integrable" into kdevelop eventually, and everyone will be happy ;-)
By Roberto Alsina at Mon, 2001/04/09 - 5:00am
Re: KDevelop 3.0 Now Developer-Ready
I understand that you were comparing it to kwrite.
As for breakpoints being the debugger's job I
By Bernd Gehrmann at Mon, 2001/04/09 - 5:00am
Re: KDevelop 3.0 Now Developer-Ready
KFTE will have an embeddable view. The plan is to make a fully fledged kpart. Precisely because of the gimp effect :-)
About the debugger stuff... well, I suppose it's just a matter of providing the same interface KWrite does. Since the exposed functionality of FTE's EBuffer class seems to do all that and some more, I don't see a problem.
It's just a matter of work :-)
Making KFTE a KPart, on the other hand, requires some thought, which is why I say it is a plan, right now :-)
By Roberto Alsina at Mon, 2001/04/09 - 5:00am
Re: KDevelop 3.0 Now Developer-Ready
Maybe people already know if it, but what about scintilla (http://www.scintilla.org)? I don't know how much it would take to integrate it, but I think that thekompany is using it for blackadder, activestate is using it for komodo. it has auto-indent, code folding, lots of lexers, and is fast...
By n/a at Sat, 2001/04/07 - 5:00am
Re: KDevelop 3.0 Now Developer-Ready
We're going to release our port of Scintilla to Qt shortly. We are just coordinating with the scintilla group. We also ported it to BeOS, QNX and AtheOS, so there is a bit to organize.
By Shawn Gordon at Sun, 2001/04/08 - 5:00am
Re: KDevelop 3.0 Now Developer-Ready
Shawn, when is soon? I've seen several announcements from TheKompany that this is going to happen any time now. Would be nice if it really happened.
By Wolfgang at Thu, 2002/08/01 - 5:00am
Re: KDevelop 3.0 Now Developer-Ready
I fully agree with you. Emacs might not be the nicest editor, it's still the most powerful and when you start programming, why would you not choose the best editor ? The way "Tab" works is really fantastic !
By Henri at Sun, 2001/04/08 - 5:00am
Re: KDevelop 3.0 Now Developer-Ready
KDevelop is nice, but an editor that can do auto-indention and code-insight stuff would be about 100 times cooler. I'm not realy sure how the progress on Kvim is but alot of work is being done to have Gtk and Qt use the same message loop and gvim works perfectly, and that means that since XEmacs is going to switch to Gtk that XEmacs could be used as an editor as well. Also for code-insight stuff, I once wrote something like that for Gtk but I deleted it some time ago, if I ever re-write it I'll probably mail it to one of the KDevelop people, and I'd be happy to help write one for KDevelop if it has little dependancy on Qt(I'm not a particular fan of the GPL either).
By robert at Sat, 2001/04/07 - 5:00am
Re: KDevelop 3.0 Now Developer-Ready
XEmacs is not going to switch to Gtk. Gtk is now one possible widget set that you can compile XEmacs to use. Work is I believe either in progress or soon to start on a Qt/KDE binding for XEmacs.
By Dan Smart at Sat, 2001/04/07 - 5:00am
Re: KDevelop 3.0 Now Developer-Ready
Yes, and it is not even a stable or recommended port.
I strongly believe "robert" is an incoherent troller. Like he wrote a code-insight editor in Gtk and then threw it away. Like he will write a new one and mail it to KDevelop developers. Right...
Best to ignore him. I don't understand why these trolls don't stay on the GNOME site.
By ac at Sat, 2001/04/07 - 5:00am
Re: KDevelop 3.0 Now Developer-Ready
There was alot of talk about changing XEmacs to use Gtk by default on X, there's a Gtk port as well, Gtk and Qt will be in the same message loop soon that means that Qt programs will be able to use Gtk widgets with much less overhead, as far as I know the Gtk port is further along with vim and Xemacs, it's stupid to not use something because of the toolkit it's based on, the power of open-source is that the code is allready there.
Also this code-insight editor is not all that hard to write, just do this:
Have a bunch of structs like
That have there positoins on the text held by int pointers that are maped to a list of int's that get updated with text mutations(like if I insert a char go to that point and incriment all the values, if text is deleted decrement some values and update alot of your variable data stuff(keep reading)) and have them also hold a bunch of info like the acessor(public, private etc) and what the real type they are(strip out stuff like auto etc). Then write a nice parser that works with std::string's that first cleans comments and macros out of the string and get's rid of extra spaces, the parser can then seperate the words getting rid of problems like ' std :: string' is one word, from there it's easy to find functions, var declerations and such, when you get the decleration take the type or the return type and get the actual type(clean out words like auto const and such, that way if the type is a class you can look that up). Then make a class like scope_t and give it a virtual function like parseline, have maps that map strings that are variable and function and types names and such to there coresponding structs, also the have pointers to the children scopes. Make classes like class_t and namespace_t and have them extend scope_t, scope_t should also have something like base_parseline, that takes care of getting the acessors right and such. Then make a struct called something like scope_lookup_data that has the stuff that the code insight shows, this should take a parameter that can be passed that shows the acess type('::', '->', '.') and the part of the word allready typed, this function should also be virtual. Then have a queue that holds the lines that were changed(there can be all sorts of optimization to make sure the same line dosen't get queued a bunh of times). Then have a global var thats a scope_t named something like scope_in, if a line is found that has something like the beginning of a class definition then you should have a list of children pointers in the scope, set one of them to a 'new' scope and set scope_in to new scope. I'm sure I forgot some stuff, the reason that I deleted it is because it only took me like a week to write, and I didn't work with any editors or IDE's so it was pretty useless, plus VisualStudio and SlickEdit work fine for me. Also the reason that I used Gtk is because I don't like the GPL, if I did give it away it would be under a BSD type liscence.
By robert at Sat, 2001/04/07 - 5:00am
Re: KDevelop 3.0 Now Developer-Ready
Don't worry about XEmacs. It's okay, but most people use it only for the identation and because they have spent ages customising it. Why don't you
Also KFTE... it's very good.
Kvim is being developed... but (I think) it is not being ported to QT, it's instead being turned into an XPart. Should be cool once it's finished.
You seem to know what you want, maybe you could help out on one of these projects? :-) If you don't like QT because it's GPL, well, that's no problem since it's also under the QPL licence, so no worries releasing code linked to QT if it's under a BSD style licence.
Re: KDevelop 3.0 Now Developer-Ready
Hmm, XEmacs has *all* features listed on the Kate page and about a million more. I think I'll switch to Kate _right now_...
Re: KDevelop 3.0 Now Developer-Ready
I meant to say that there are alternatives if you use XEmacs just as a simple editor. Of course, if you use those million features then stick with XEmacs :-)
Re: KDevelop 3.0 Now Developer-Ready
If you would like to be productive, why not stop your trolling and fudding? You seem like a reasonable guy.
So why do you perpetuate myths that you can't release code under BSD for Qt? The KDE project does it all the time. Just go read the licenses, and ask email@example.com for clarification if you cannot understand the GPL. English can be a tricky language, especially legalese.
And what is this message loop crap you talk about? Don't you realize your vaporware talk helps nobody?
By ac at Sat, 2001/04/07 - 5:00am
Re: KDevelop 3.0 Now Developer-Ready
I'm sorry if I said something wrong, I don't use linux and I just started working on some stuff with KDE and GNOME about a month ago, I'm not real familiar with all the stuff. Also there will eventualy be a merge of the Qt and Gtk message loops, this wont effect develops becuase Qt and Gtk both use signals.
By robert at Sat, 2001/04/07 - 5:00am
Re: KDevelop 3.0 Now Developer-Ready
All that needs to be said here is ... bullshit baffles brains. He doesn't use Linux but has already written a GTK project, and thrown it away? He then right that he is not familiar with "all the stuff".
And his last sentence is an absolute gem as well.
robert, go away, now!
By KDEBoy at Sat, 2001/04/07 - 5:00am
Re: KDevelop 3.0 Now Developer-Ready
Actualy the thing about the message loops is true.
By AC at Sat, 2001/04/07 - 5:00am
Re: KDevelop 3.0 Now Developer-Ready
I use Solaris OE, GNOME and KDE both run fine, I've never used linux before though.
By robert at Sat, 2001/04/07 - 5:00am
Re: KDevelop 3.0 Now Developer-Ready
KDEBoy is suffering from mind bias, but that's understandable. not-Linux doesn't imply not-KDE ;-). What robert says is 99% right, no need to attack him.
Message loop merging is being worked on, and there's nothing fantastic about it. That's what windowless controls in Windo$e do all the time (sort of, indirectly), no big deal, even crappy M$ programmers do it.
robert is OK with me, I'd say. Only those people who look deeply into the future are making the progress. I presume KDE founders were accused of trolling or making-useless-things a few times in the history as well. Arguments like `Oh but why another desktop environment' and `better concentrate on Gnome' or whatever must have been raised from time to time.
This is a discussion forum that, to my understanding, is meant to promote flow of ideas. One can really make a big piece of code in one week. Just because M$ Visual Studio takes so many megs to do simple code-insight editing doesn't mean it cannot be done in about 6000 lines of code, with similar efficiency.
My coworker, sitting next to me, ported a Windows realtime data display application (written in API, no MFC), to Qt on Linux in 2 days. That was about 3000 lines of code. At the end of 2nd day it worked flawlessly. That's just an example. Another is porting mozilla to Qt, which took one mythical-man-month. There's no way I'd ever dare not to believe robert about what he did.
Myself I threw out and/or abandoned lots of code. I had a simple statistics application for hand-made measurement processing, that was about 15000 lines long and it was in Pascal for DOS. I still have it somewhere, but it's one copy on one floppy somewhere. For practical purposes it's a work thrown away. I'm nearly sure that in my life I abandoned about 50000 lines of code in several projects, most of them were quite useful. I'm 25, if that matters.
By Kuba Ober at Tue, 2001/06/12 - 5:00am
xemacs/gtk not stable?
I've run xemacs/gtk since September, and have not suffered a crash since November. That's pretty stable to me. IMHO, it should be default, if nothing else, for the new file chooser
I love xemacs too, I wish startup time was a bit faster, but with all the lispy's I need for my development, it takes a bit.
Now, if kdevelop got a little farther, had some plugins for Ruby, Perl, and PHP development for me, it could definitely be a very good thing. I already use xemacs & joe, I'd hate to add a 3rd editor for just my C work. Glad to see KDevelop getting better, now my roomate no longer bitches about crappy IDE's for C.
By Thomas Stromberg at Sun, 2001/04/08 - 5:00am
Re: KDevelop 3.0 Now Developer-Ready
That's what I meant, sorry if that sounded misleading, but the thing is that Gtk will soon use the same message loop and Qt(hopefuly) which means that overhead will be minimal and becuase of QGtkWidget it would easy to get a good editor now, and I had never heard of a Qt port of XEmacs.
By robert at Sat, 2001/04/07 - 5:00am
Re: KDevelop 3.0 Now Developer-Ready
Congratulations! Trust the KDevelop guys to develop two branches at once!
I must say you guys really did a brave thing in deciding to put HEAD on hold and port KDevelop 1.2 to the KDE 2.x platform. Everyone wanted this and we all love you for doing it! Now we have KDevelop 1.4 a thing of beauty, next KDevelop 2.0, and then everybody's dreams will be realized with KDevelop 3.0.
Ignore your detractors and forge ahead! There is a big need for this project.
By KDE User at Sat, 2001/04/07 - 5:00am
Agree with you.
Thank !!
By thil at Sun, 2001/04/08 - 5:00am
Clarification? So who are the developers here? I guess "users" of KDevelop are not developers in this sense, right? 3.0 is maybe ready for people to develop _for_ it, but not for people to develop _with_ it?
By Justin at Sat, 2001/04/07 - 5:00am
Re: Developer-Ready?
You're about right. Only the bravest of the developers have started eating the dogfood :)
By nap at Sat, 2001/04/07 - 5:00am
Re: Developer-Ready?
Well, I've been using KDevelop (gideon) for the last week, and have found it pretty stable. There are rough edges, and missing features, but it didn't crash on me. Bernd's post above on Friday morning is slightly out of date, as since Friday afternoon KDevelop 3.0 has had Java and Objective-C support added. You need to check out the current 'kdebindings' module and build it to compile and run the Java project template.
-- Richard
By Richard Dale at Sat, 2001/04/07 - 5:00am
Re: KDevelop 3.0 Now Developer-Ready
I havent played around with Kdevelop for a while because of the several aformentioned inconvieniences. I was wondering though if KDevelop has extensive context sensitive support and other code-helpers? Like the kind of integration you would get with Visual Assist with VC++?? Visual Assist IMHO, is a very good model to mimick, as every feature makes _every_ single task you do 10x faster and that much more usefull.
By Jesse at Sat, 2001/04/07 - 5:00am
Vim support
I hope we gonna get the possibility to use a vim like editor in kDevelop. Would be a nice combination I think.
By bram at Sat, 2001/04/07 - 5:00am
Re: Vim support
Agreed. I use some version of VIM for most of my programming at work and home. I'd really find IDEs like KDevelop easier to use if they had VI-like keybindings available as options.
By bgb at Sun, 2001/04/08 - 5:00am
Re: Vim support
Right, the current editor is great for people how aren't used VIM of EMACS as they can use Ctrl+C/Ctrl+V,...
By Michael at Mon, 2001/04/09 - 5:00am
Re: Vim support
I second this.
CTRL-C/CTRL-V... can be real pain in the neck, so to say. I am used to vi and must say that it has multiplied my productivity when I started using it.
Editor in which it is easier to use mouse to copy and paste is just not "fast" enough. :)))
By Lada at Thu, 2001/05/10 - 5:00am
Re: Vim support
You might get kvim from kdenonbeta/kvim cvs. It is getting there. It could still use some more developers. Right now the interfaces for making kvim a kpart are there, but they are not hooked into kvim.
Once kvim implements these interfaces it will be much closer to being able to be used by kdevelop.
Other then that kvim is still buggy, but has most of the functionalty of vim.
By celer at Mon, 2001/04/09 - 5:00am
Cool! Does this mean KDevelop can be fully integrated with Gnome technologies like Glade?
And what about automake/autoconf integration?
By Kirby at Sat, 2001/04/07 - 5:00am
Re: Great!
Bernd has done interesting stuff with automake. Whereas KDevelop 1.x/2.x uses its own project file to generate the Makefile.am's, KDevelop 3.0 is driven directly from automake .am files. So if you understand automake, I would say you'll like it, but on the other if you want to be hidden from it you might not. Not all projects have to be automake ones - that is just a plugin.
-- Richard
By Richard Dale at Sat, 2001/04/07 - 5:00am
Re: Great!
I'm using KDevelop only as a multi-file editor because it has its own project management ( I prefer to edit makefiles by hand ) and a horrible self-closing class-tree. Project management based only on makefiles is a great idea but what with the second point ? Does KDevelop 3.0 contain a better class-tree view ?
By Felek at Sat, 2001/04/07 - 5:00am
Re: Great!
Well, it contains a better class-tree view, which
Currently, it still builds the tree from scratch
By Bernd Gehrmann at Sun, 2001/04/08 - 5:00am
FINALLY! You don't know how long I've been waiting for this! :)
By Kirby at Mon, 2001/04/09 - 5:00am
Does it support Emacs-like searching
The reason I don't use any KDE editor yet is that I like the Emacs-style searching. You type the word you search for and Emacs stars searching immediately. Often you don't have to type the whole word. In KDE editors you have to type the whole word i a dialog box and then search. That irritates me. Just as bad as when I used Windows.
By Erik at Sun, 2001/04/08 - 5:00am
Re: Does it support Emacs-like searching
Sure, that's a feature I cannot live without :-)
Have a look at
By Bernd Gehrmann at Mon, 2001/04/09 - 5:00am
Re: Does it support Emacs-like searching
Great! :-)
Did you implement this functionality in normal kwrite as well? I mean, it could be very useful when editing files in general, not only sourcecode. Or should I replace Emacs with KDevelop for allround text editing as well?
By Erik at Mon, 2001/04/09 - 5:00am
superior GUI?
Superiority isn't necessarily in appearance. In fact, one of the most important features of XEmacs is its set of key bindings and its window management: you can do everything quickly and efficiently from the keyboard, and windows get created and disappear with minimum intrusiveness. I think KDevelop would do well to
By Mike M. at Mon, 2001/04/09 - 5:00am
Re: superior GUI?
I was thinking about GNU Emacs and it's grotty window placement and resizing behaviour. I also hate it's undo feature. That's why I want to switch to a KDE editor eventually, because KDE applications got both these things right.
I have not tried Xemacs, but I disagree that all keybindings are superior. For example that I have to press 2 shortcuts to save instead of 1 like in KDE applications.
By Erik at Mon, 2001/04/09 - 5:00am
Re: superior GUI?
Sigh. Why don't you, instead of talking, just
By Bernd Gehrmann at Mon, 2001/04/09 - 5:00am
Re: Does it support Emacs-like searching
The 'normal' old kwrite is not maintained anymore
To the 'replace Emacs with KDevelop' I would say
By Bernd Gehrmann at Mon, 2001/04/09 - 5:00am
Target platform interface ?
It would be nice if it could be prepared so the it can be used as an IDE/debugger for a target platform, connected via serial bus for instance.
It if was prepared for this, chip vendors would have a standard platform to write connection modules for their development boards.
This would, more than anything else boost Linux as an embedded system development platform.
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Passionate Arboisphile
Fri Aug 25, 2006 2:05 am
Northern California
Wild and Crazy Guy
Tue Mar 28, 2006 9:20 pm
Chapel Hill, NC
Brian K Miller wrote:I've only had a few Tempranillos, but I do tend to notice a distinct "blueberry" tone to the flavors..
Wild and Crazy Guy
Tue Mar 28, 2006 9:20 pm
Chapel Hill, NC
Tom N. wrote:I guess I still like Joe Perry's definition of tempranillo's uniqueness the best: "I identify Tempranillo based on the structure, nose, acidity, body, mouthfeel, etc..
Passionate Arboisphile
Fri Aug 25, 2006 2:05 am
Northern California
Rahsaan wrote:Overripe fruit and sweet oak?
Just got here
Mon Jul 16, 2007 1:40 pm
buffalo, ny
aka Doris
Tue Mar 21, 2006 4:09 pm
Just got here
Mon Jul 16, 2007 1:40 pm
buffalo, ny
Bob Parsons Alberta. wrote:Welcome Joe, good stuff! As a matter of interest, what would one pay for Riedels in your area and are they discounted!?
I just paid $34 Cdn for the riesling/chianti glass.
Ultra geek
Fri Sep 22, 2006 1:50 pm
Madrid, Spain
Senior Flamethrower
Wed Mar 22, 2006 5:23 pm
Victor de la Serna wrote:Interesting thread, this, but a frustrating one – it seems the final result is "there's no clearly recognizable feature in tempranillo."
To begin with, the title of the thread was "Does tempranillo have a signature taste?", not "Does tempranillo have a signature aroma?" Yet I see that several of the responses (like "i have never stuck my nose in one and said 'ah, tempranillo'") center on aromas, not flavors (which I guess is the more precise wine-related term for 'taste'). This is interesting and partly defines the problem.
Tempranillo is not an aromatic grape variety – far from it. That, and its notorious acid deficiency, are its main drawbacks. But it certainly isn't a flavorless variety. What happens is that many tasters instinctively rely on aromas to describe flavors – after all, many of the 'flavors' we perceive are really aromas that we capture through retro-olfaction (the wine-tasting action in which air is expelled through the nose while the wine is in the mouth in order to better appreciate certain aromas). But flavor and aroma are still not synonyms.
What happens with tempranillo is that its own delicate, slight aromas are easily overtaken by oak, be it new or relatively new, and we wind up not getting anything other than the oak and some vague fruit overtones. The new oak may also be prominent in the mouth, although the original flavors are more prevalent. Then, in 'traditional' Rioja wines – which are the vehicle through which 90% of international wine drinkers discover tempranillo – there are two other, important barriers: if it's a young wine, the tempranillo aromas will be overtaken by those of the other grapes in the usual blends (garnacha, mazuelo, graciano), and if it's an older wine the long aging in used American oak will have its usual effect: primary (fruit) aromas and flavors will be overcome by tertiary (aging) aromas and flavors, so that the cedar, vanilla, and coconut tones will be absolutely prevalent.
In parallel, the flavor also changes. Few unoaked tempranillos (often made through carbonic maceration of whole clusters in Rioja – the classic young 'cosecheros') ever make it to the US market. They show the primary flavors of tempranillo vividly: lots of ripe red berries (strawberries, raspberries, Morello cherries), some dark berries (blueberries, black currants, less frequently blackberries), with frequent notes of liquorice and, in southerly tempranillos, orange peel. No red currants or pepper as in the Bordeaux varieties; riper, less acidic and simultaneously more tannic than sangiovese.
In older wines, whatever the type of oak aging they have undergone (if it hasn't been totally invasive), tempranillo will take on its own tertiary characteristics that are independent of that oak – particularly, a soft tobacco leaf character that will accompany but not fully supersede the red fruit component.
The Hart of Buffalo
Thu Mar 23, 2006 5:13 pm
Niagara Falls, NY
Thomas wrote:Good information, Victor. Thanks.
My only shock through this thread is to discover that Riedel has glasses for Tempranillo. That company certainly has a fantastic business model. They must have figured out the number of grape varieties in the world and then said, "WOW, we can create glasses for each one, and then maybe start creating glasses for each and every blend known to the universe!"
Wish I had thought of that...
Wine guru
Thu May 18, 2006 10:51 pm
aka Doris
Tue Mar 21, 2006 4:09 pm
Wine guru
Thu Mar 23, 2006 11:17 pm
Soo, Ont.
Ultra geek
Sun Mar 26, 2006 7:57 pm
Boston, MA
The Hart of Buffalo
Thu Mar 23, 2006 5:13 pm
Niagara Falls, NY
Hoke wrote:Rahsaan wrote:Hoke wrote:some weird variety like Muscat
Excuse me?
You're excused..
For apparently not thinking that Muscat is a quirky grape.
Well, in ampelographical terms, it's been around for a whole hell of a lot longer than your upstart Cabernets and bastard Chardonnays (Gouais, anyone?).
It has a storied history---and pre-history history--- and has been celebrated by the Greeks and Romans in antiquity, enjoying sufficient popularity to spread through pretty much all the wine-growing cultures. It has also managed to be a constituent grape in a vast range of superb wines...as well as more than a few mediocre ones, sure.
You seem to be intent on pursuing a nebulous and vague, virtually indefinable (or at best infinitely multi-definitional) phantom of a "noble" grape variety, yet put one of the oldest of the old world wine grapes into nothing more than the 'weird and quirky' category, dismissing it from consideration?
As best as I can tell, you seem to include as one of the characteristics of a "noble" variety the ability to impart a distinctive quality from the grape to the wine. Does Muscat not do this...and in such a way to put other varieties to shame? I would imagine popularity would have to come in to play as well, since unpopular wines would by definition not stay around long enough, or be widespread enough, to become "noble" in the first place? And is Muscat not one of the most widely propagated grapes around the world, in ubiquity of locations if not always in volume?
It might interest you to know that many wine writers/catalogers include in their lineup of "noble" varieties, the grape Semillon. I would say that Muscat would be a far superior candidate for inclusion into the club of nobility than Semillon.
But Muscat quirky? Yeah. As if all those multi-generational inbreeders and social parasites we call the nobility weren't quirky as well?
FYI, before you continue this discussion any further, you probably ought to drop the misnomer "noble" and come up with a better word, else you will never be able to define your terms and come to any sort of agreement (or stalemate).
Wild and Crazy Guy
Tue Mar 28, 2006 9:20 pm
Chapel Hill, NC
Howie Hart wrote:What am I missing here?
Wine guru
Wed Mar 22, 2006 2:08 am
Oakland, CA; Cigliè, Piedmont
Wine guru
Fri Mar 24, 2006 12:07 am
Kamado Kommander
Thu Mar 23, 2006 8:35 pm
Lexington, Ky.
Wine guru
Thu May 18, 2006 10:51 pm
aka Doris
Tue Mar 21, 2006 4:09 pm
Tom N. wrote:Hi Bob,
I would support a tempranillo open mike!
To the two Victors. Great posts. That is what I like about this forum, there is so much expertise that seems to come from all over the world, I just find myself learning more and more. I just love it!
Wine guru
Fri Mar 24, 2006 12:07 am
Victorwine wrote:I think you are misunderstanding us Joe, we are not saying Tempranillo wines or Tempranillo based wines are not aromatic, all we are saying is the grape variety posses certain pre-cursors which during fermentation (through the action of yeast and bacteria), during its blending process, aging process. (Bulk and bottle aging. One note about aging, from this amateur winemaker's point of view, once a given percentage of alcohol is present and the juice could be now considered wine, the aging process commences), these pre-cursors develop into the aroma and flavor profile of the wine. This could be perceived by some as being highly or intensely aromatic and flavorful.
By aromatic grape variety, I mean when one crushes, de-stems and separates the solids from liquid by gravity filtering through double cheese cloth; one can sample the (unfermented) juice and say- Wow this is ________. When it comes to most of the grape varieties and "non-aromatic grapes", including Tempanillo this isn't so easy, especially if you are blindfolded. (Got to admit, each grape variety's grape juice does have a different color tint to it, making identification easier, or you can narrow it down at least. Unless one is extremely knowledgeable and experienced with a given variety this task could be difficult).
aka Doris
Tue Mar 21, 2006 4:09 pm
Achieving Wine Immortality
Sat Apr 15, 2006 2:07 am
Portland, OR
I disagree with Victor's statement that Tempranillo is not an aromatic grape. In fact, the idea is ridiculous.
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We've had a lot of folks asking about the wireless charging cover (CC-3066) for the recently announced Lumia 1020. As many of you know, Nokia omitted wireless charging in order to keep the device as thin and light as possible (and reduce cost, presumably). Because of that, you'll have to pony up and clip on the CC-3066 wireless charging cover in order to go wire-free.
We managed to track one down and put it through its paces. Truth be told, it's a slim and light addition to your phone and while it technically adds "bulk", it seems thinner and lighter to us than the similar backplate for the Lumia 720.
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We should have a way for users to host their web page on nanoHUB.org. They can do this to some extent now with the profile pages. What's missing is an easy URL for their profile page (maybe they need to register a name for that, rather than using their nanoHUB login name), and an ability to add blog entries and other content. For example, see Gerhard Klimeck's page on ECN, and imagine how he could build something similar on nanoHUB.org within his profile area.
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Product Description for Fabricut Zenith Shadow Fabric (Fabricut Fabric)
Collection: Zenith Vol II
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A sample comes from a random dye lot and its purpose is for you to determine if you want that particular design. A cutting (or CFA) is for the purpose of matching colors. It is much smaller than a sample and comes from the specific dye lot that you will receive when you place an order and specifically request a CFA.
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EDMONTON - Headaches? Sure. Alberta's energy-fuelled economy has plenty of them.
Take your pick: From hefty oil price discounts to pipeline bottlenecks and growing labour shortages, there's a lot to worry about.
The global threats to growth are even more troubling, including Europe's stubborn debt crisis and the political jockeying in Washington, D.C., over the fiscal cliff and federal debt ceiling.
But despite the likelihood of more stormy seas ahead, most economists believe Alberta's ship will continue to sail at a rapid clip in 2013, leading the nation in economic growth this year and beyond.
The number crunchers at CIBC World Markets forecast real GDP (gross domestic product) growth of 3.2 per cent for Alberta this year and a heady 3.3 per cent annually over the next decade.
That compares with an anemic projected national growth rate of barely two per cent for 2013 and an average of just 2.1 per cent a year through 2022, CIBC says.
BMO Capital Markets also expects Alberta's economy to remain on top this year and next, after leading the country in GDP growth in 2011 at a sizzling 5.2 per cent and again in 2012 at an estimated 3.4 per cent.
Ditto for TD Economics, which sees Alberta's economic growth clocking in at three per cent this year and 3.1 per cent for 2014, just ahead of runner-up Saskatchewan.
Todd Hirsch, ATB Financial's senior economist, sees growth continuing to moderate in 2013 from the lofty levels of 2011. Still, Alberta's economy should expand by between three and 3.5 per cent, he says.
"Oil prices will probably stay within a range of about $80 to $95 US a barrel (for West Texas Intermediate, the benchmark U.S. grade)," he says.
"It won't be a fantastic price for Alberta producers, but I think it will be an acceptable price. So we'll continue to see the conventional drilling programs go ahead and I don't think we'll see too many delays or postponements on oilsands projects."
Hirsch's oil price forecast is roughly in line with that of other market watchers. Patricia Mohr, Scotiabank's commodity specialist, sees WTI prices averaging $95 a barrel for 2013.
Still, that's well above the price many Alberta producers are getting for their oil. The price of Western Canada Select — a blend of bitumen and other heavy grades — is mired below $50 a barrel, roughly $40 shy of the WTI price.
That's costing the oilpatch, the provincial treasury and Ottawa tens of billions of dollars in lost revenues, at a time when governments everywhere are awash in red ink. But the big oil price discounts are likely to persist until pipeline capacity is expanded to the U.S. Gulf Coast, Canada's West Coast and Central Canada.
"When you look at the amount of additional oil production capacity that's coming down the road, it's clear that we'll need Keystone XL, we'll need Northern Gateway and we'll need the Kinder Morgan pipeline twinned," says John Rose, chief economist for the City of Edmonton.
"If Keystone XL is approved, that alleviates the problem for a year or two and that gets us to 2017 or 2018. But if we're going to meet the capacity targets people are talking about in the oilsands, we'll need more than that. My concern is that Northern Gateway looks like it's going to be a much more agonizing, drawn out process, like the (doomed) Mackenzie Valley pipeline."
Meanwhile, Alberta's population is growing at the fastest pace since 1980, thanks to another big wave of interprovincial migration. That in turn is boosting activity in other areas of the provincial economy.
"The real-estate market in Alberta is still in really good shape, retail activity is in good shape and agriculture is in excellent shape. All those things will be supporting growth in 2013," says Hirsch.
Even the long-suffering forest-products sector is showing signs of life, as a rebound in U.S. housing starts pushes up the price of lumber and other building products.
"So again, I think Alberta and Saskatchewan will lead the country in growth this year. It won't be too hot and it won't be too cold — sort of a Goldilocks economy," says Hirsch.
RBC Economics is also bullish on Alberta. Although it expects Newfoundland and Saskatchewan to post slightly higher growth rates this year, it expects Alberta to reclaim its traditional spot at the top of the provincial rankings in 2014.
"Alberta's economic boom will barely miss a beat in 2013 despite increasing challenges in delivering rapidly expanding oil production to markets," says RBC, which pegs growth at 3.5 per cent in 2013.
"While the catalyst for the current boom — massive investment in the energy sector — has been tempered, strong capital expenditures outside energy and rapid momentum in other sectors of the economy will keep things moving along at a sustained rapid clip in the year ahead," the bank predicts. "By 2014, we expect sufficient progress on resolving oil delivery issues to allow major oilsands project development to proceed with renewed vigour. This breaking out of the holding pattern will set the stage for real GDP to reaccelerate to 4.2 per cent."


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