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Adnams Broadside Strong Original - Adnams plc, Sole Bay Brewery
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Reviews by Telestic:
3.5/5 rDev -10.7%
02-26-2013 01:43:33 | More by Telestic
More User Reviews:
4.5/5 rDev +14.8%
03-28-2014 07:03:39 | More by zenithberwyn
Alberta (Canada)
3.75/5 rDev -4.3%
12-28-2013 10:08:50 | More by artemh
New York
3.6/5 rDev -8.2%
look: 4.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3 | overall: 3.5
Appearance - dark mahogany/crimson color with white head
Smell - toffee, cherries, green apple
Taste - toffee, cherries, hint of green apple
Mouthfeel - medium bodied, low carbonation, sweet upfront, astringent in the finish
Overall - decent beer that I'm glad to have tried
Price Point - $3.99/500ML bottle
Serving type: bottle
11-10-2013 01:59:19 | More by keithmurray
3.75/5 rDev -4.3%
09-15-2013 16:16:03 | More by tbryan5
United Kingdom (England)
3.86/5 rDev -1.5%
look: 3.75 | smell: 3.75 | taste: 4 | feel: 3.75 | overall: 3.75
The bottled version of Broadside is 'old school', the cask offering now down to 4.7% ABV.
500ml Bottle, poured into two old 'Home Ales' half-pint countryman tankards on 6 Aug 2013: the wife wanted some! She too likes a malty, sweet English beer.
Looks the part, deep, dark brown with a full and rich tanned beige foaming crown.
Malty molasses rule the aroma and taste: this is a warming, malty brew. Caramel and toffee flavours vie for dominance within both the smell and overall taste. Hops arrive late in the mouth, giving a semi-dry finish and settle the whole thing down a little.
A classic malty British Best Bitter: ideal for those with a sweet tooth like myself.
Serving type: bottle
09-06-2013 21:56:44 | More by BlackHaddock
3.75/5 rDev -4.3%
08-03-2013 21:50:08 | More by nygannon
4.25/5 rDev +8.4%
07-15-2013 14:31:02 | More by mrfrancis
Ontario (Canada)
3.75/5 rDev -4.3%
06-15-2013 20:32:49 | More by TheBeeraholic
United Kingdom (England)
3.75/5 rDev -4.3%
04-14-2013 20:03:21 | More by vinicole
4.75/5 rDev +21.2%
04-14-2013 01:45:42 | More by jonathaniler
5/5 rDev +27.6%
04-14-2013 01:43:52 | More by TwoForty
United Kingdom (England)
3.8/5 rDev -3.1%
look: 4.25 | smell: 4 | taste: 3.75 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.75
500ml bottle poured into a pint glass mug.
Pours out a clear, very dark brown with a hint of ruby red. A light brown head which goes down quickly but retains a thin layer.
A strong smell of dark berries and currents. A little bit biscuity.
Initial taste is very sweet, of brown sugar with a strong fruity flavour. A vert pleasant fruitcake and hoppy aftertaste with a hint of caramel.
Has a fairly thick and creamy feel in the mouth with a slight carbonation.
Overall, not the usual beer I would go for but enjoyable none the less. I would not have guessed the strong alcohol content and it wasn't as thick or filling as I expected which is a good thing for me. A beer which is very different to most which I would recommend.
Serving type: bottle
04-12-2013 21:29:15 | More by trics90
3.5/5 rDev -10.7%
04-05-2013 02:18:09 | More by mdillon86
4.25/5 rDev +8.4%
02-03-2013 01:18:53 | More by hopandbarley28
United Kingdom (England)
3.5/5 rDev -10.7%
12-29-2012 18:48:27 | More by Dracook
Alberta (Canada)
4.08/5 rDev +4.1%
look: 4.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4
500ml bottle poured into pint glass20/12/12 cheers Chris for the bottle and having such an awesome name
A a clear reddish copper with about as many bubbles as you could fit in a glass, a thumbs width of dense tan foam has great retention ending up as a pencil eraser top like island and leaves lots of random lace, sexy looking stuff
S a nutty malt monster with some nice fruity notes and lots of brown sugar both crystal and burnt, some earthy notes and the smell is quite strong, I can smell it from the table
T much like the nose with a fruit packed, nutty caramel bar thing going on that works well, some faint spice, lots of caramels and earthy hops, packed with flavor
M medium-full with mellow carbonation that give it a creamy feel, I almost expected it to be foamy and airy after seeing how carbonated it looks but everything's well done in this department
O solid stuff and a good example of an English Strong ale, malty and the booze is well hidden, I'd say this would make a good session beer but it would end up being a short session at 6.3% its pretty easy to drink
I really had no idea what to expect and it turned out to be pretty solid, I'm wondering what else this brewery's getting up to and I may just go out of my way to find out
Serving type: bottle
12-21-2012 19:48:35 | More by wordemupg
3.5/5 rDev -10.7%
11-18-2012 03:24:43 | More by GreyGhost4
4/5 rDev +2%
11-18-2012 03:12:08 | More by leinie13
4.2/5 rDev +7.1%
look: 3.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
Reviewed from notes.
Pours out a clear brownish-amber color with a single finger of tan foam that lasts for about three minutes and leaves behind fairly decent loops of lacing on the glass. Medium body and carbonation levels, smooth texture.
Smells of an even blend of caramel and toffee malts with a general toasted nuttiness and plenty of dark fruits. The bottle wasn't kidding when the label boasted of a fruit cake aroma. The flavor follows suit mostly, with a touch of balancing herbal / medicinal hopping. A faintly metallic ghostly flavor nuance does appear as the glass warms up, but rather than being a flaw, it surprisingly seems to provide a dab of extra counter-balance to the malt sweetness! It's really good... right up there amongst my other personal favorite English offerings.
Serving type: bottle
10-14-2012 00:18:56 | More by WastingFreetime
Alberta (Canada)
4.1/5 rDev +4.6%
look: 4.25 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.25 | feel: 3.75 | overall: 4
500ml bottle. It says 'Strong Original' on the label, so I'm going with this listing.
This beer pours a clear, medium ruddy bronzed amber hue, with two actively skyborne fingers of bubbly, thinly foamy, yet chunky at the same rate, dirty white head, which leaves some random proliferate specks of lace around the glass as it lazily blows off.
It smells of a strong nutty caramel malt, a bit of toffee, dark, acidic fruit, crystallized brown sugar, and leafy, musty hops - quite hefty, all. The taste is somewhat bready, sturdy biscuity caramel malt, sour, astringent pit fruit, a trifling metallic flinty character, some wayward oily canned nuts, and bitter earthy, leafy hops. A quite subtle, and wee warming rises in concert with deeper reflection (read: drinking) of the beer.
The bubbles are a tad zingy, and lightly cutting, but settle to a support role for the most part, the body a decent medium weight, and maybe a bit too tight and manor-ish to be dubbed really all that smooth. It finishes off-dry, the caramel/toffee sweetness deeply tempered by a lingering musty, old fruitiness, and the stalwart noble hops.
An approachable, and conquer-worthy old-world strong ale, the subtly of it all clear in the restraint in the main players' getting lost in the timid, though distracting enough off-flavours - to note: mineral and must (which sounds like an old Judas Priest song...). Still rather good though, and duly representative of the style, one, like its kin, having lost its place to the more effusive American take on things, sadly, I suppose.
Serving type: bottle
10-12-2012 20:29:47 | More by biboergosum
4.25/5 rDev +8.4%
09-16-2012 04:27:54 | More by Oakenator
4/5 rDev +2%
08-03-2012 23:45:41 | More by harpus
4.25/5 rDev +8.4%
07-27-2012 01:42:27 | More by thebouch01
3.9/5 rDev -0.5%
look: 4 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
Interesting looking beer, my first from this brewery which I guess one some Brewery of the Year award in 2011, not sure which award but something.
Pours a creamy looking 1/2 finger head that fades semi quickly but leaves a big halo ring of nice looking thick lacing, over dark but very clear mahogany brown color with some ruby light streaming through.
Nose has that typical English strong beer aroma, typical yeast, malts, and hops. Lots of fruity esters at first, typical from English yeasts, fruit cake almost with some bright stone type fruits and light bready malts. Very light phenolic touches underneath with a hint of booze that reminisces of beers higher than 6.3% abv. Hops bring a light herbal character. Lots of sweeteners with light brown sugar and molasses, caramel, light biscuit made with brown sugar, and again hinting at the fruit cake.
Taste brings a mild caramelized molasses cake flavor, with the sweetness rushing out to the front. Plenty of molasses and some brown sugar, with hints of caramel and toffee. The bready malts beneath that with decent sweetness really give a taste of molasses cake or rum cake with candied dates or something. Then light fruity esters come through, much less than the nose, but again typical of the English yeast varieties. Fruits add a touch of a fruit cake to the molasses cake. There is also an interesting caramelized almost smoky like coffee syrup flavor, it's a really interesting flavor to run along side the molasses cake and fruit. Then some light herbal earthy hops. The hops are interesting in giving some light grassy herbal flavors, but not the overpowering typical herbal UK style hops I can't stand, so interesting. The finish gets a bit more bitter but never overly bitter, typical of English bitters, it also dries a bit but stays somewhat sweet, more molasses and cake lingering, and a bit of the nutty toffee lingering.
Mouth is med to a bit richer bodied, decent carb.
Overall interesting, pretty much a good example of an English strong beer, that has characteristics of a bitter and a brown ale, with tons of molasses cake, fruity esters, biscuit, etc. and the hops add a nice bitterness and herbal earthy flavor that doesn't go to the icky taste I don't like. Drinkable, and something I wouldn't mind drinking a bunch of at a pub.
Serving type: bottle
06-29-2012 01:31:52 | More by jlindros
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In the first round of what may become a long and protracted legal battle, US Distict Judge Charles Breyer dismissed Wells Fargo's lawsuit against the city of Richmond today, and the reason for dismissal was clear: nothing has happened yet.
Wells Fargo's suit attacked the constintutionality of Richmond's plan to use eminent domain to seize about 600 mortgage loans, a controversial program meant to save residents from losing their homes. The judge pointed out that not only had Richmond not yet enacted the plan, but it hadn't even been voted on by the Richmond City Council.
In legalese, the case is not "yet ripe for adjudication." Translation? You can't sue someone for something that hasn't happened, or may not ever happen, Breyer wrote in his decision. He also explained why he dismissed the case, rather than putting it in abeyance (a kind of "pause button" for cases).
"The Court further concludes that it must dismiss the case rather than hold it in abeyance," he wrote. "Ripeness of these claims does not rest on contingent future events certain to occur, but rather on future events that may never occur. Because there is no point at which it will be determined that Plaintiffs' claims are not ripe and will never become ripe, the matter could linger in abeyance for an indefinite period of time. Under these circumstances, a stay is not appropriate."
Wells Fargo declined to comment on the decision, and a spokesperson referred us to legal counsel representing investors in the mortgage market (of which Wells Fargo is a trustee). Mayor Gayle McLaughlin also was unavailable for comment as she is out of the country on a business trip.
Speaking to the Guardian a few weeks ago about her eminent domain plan, McLaughlin said she would be willing to battle Wells Fargo "all the way to the Supreme Court," to defend the community of Richmond. And she may have to, as Wells Fargo does have the opportunity to appeal to a higher court.
For clarification, Breyer did indicate in the hearing last week that he would seek abeyance or dismissal in the case, but did not issue his final decision until today.
For our coverage of Richmond's city council meeting where the plan was almost voted down by city councilmember Nathaniel Bates, click here. Look out for our full coverage of the newest in Richmond's battle for homeowners in our September 18 issue, this Wednesday.
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Because the initiative is premature and probably stillborn. No need to rule on it yet.
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invalidate the argument that Richmond's plan is constitutional and is not a taking.
Eminent Domain was envisaged as taking physical assets within a jurisdiction, not financial assets. So Richmond can buy the homes but not the loans. If they did that, then banks would probably allow this.
Sounds like the courts are taking a dim view of the banks' challenge. Hopefully it survives -it's a beautiful, creative, innovative solution. I love innovation. This is what good government is all about!
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"He had an up-and-down game tonight. He was struggling, and then all of a sudden he just kind of reached down.
"He's just a great player, and that's what great players do. He was exhausted, and you could just see it. He just reached down and grabbed it from somewhere and made shots for us. We needed it. We wouldn't have won without that.
Fact's exist, truths needs to be believed. Being truthful is important to me. So I'll tell you how I feel. I've had a love, hate relationship when it comes to Paul Pierce for the past two seasons. I think he over stepped his bounds with Rondo, and I think his hero ball antics cost the Celtics at times. I also understand that your truth is important. You may believe I'm wrong about my thoughts, and I could be.
My life is not just a single truth. Each story has some lies behind it. It's how it is sometimes. But a village of many finds the truth. The version you believe, may be different from mine,And both versions are true, to each of us. The duality of truth. Fights for resolution, and yet coexists. Paul Pierce is Mr.Celtic,and he's the guy in Boston. Paul can still carry a team for stretches, but ego can get in the way. With the Celtics entering this years playoffs without Rondo. Paul must be true to himself. Rondo has carried the Celtics in the playoffs more so than Paul has. Paul will have to rely on the Green's, and Lee's to help.
He can't do it alone. Paul looked like a man that needed an oxygen tank. He go the job done, but every great player needs others.
Pierce: "We knew this was going to be probably the toughest game for us physically and mentally. You talk about a long trip coming to one of the toughest places to play, and we felt like the only way to kind of salvage this trip was to get a win here. The guys did a good job of being mentally tough and doing what we had to do to get the win."
I looked at this game being the toughest because of the front court depth. They have four bigs that could beat up the thin C's. The Celtics found a way, and that's what we want in the playoffs right? The C's were in every game on this trip except the Lakers game. That Laker game was a moment of the Celtics being in the wrong place. First game of the second half,and they just lost their owner. They wanted a win against the Celtics, who they hate. Just like we hate them. This trip could have been worse,but to you the truth. I'm happy with the two wins.
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I work for an IT consulting company and I've got an unusual situation that I'm trying to help a client with. My client has had slow internet problems for several weeks. She is the only one on the network having the issue. I traced the issue back to Flash Player. The sites that cause problems are the ones with flash. even the Adobe flash confirmation page causes problems. And the issue is not limited to Internet Explorer. I downloaded and installed Chrome thinking she could use it as a workaround and it had the same issue as well. Here's her specs:
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Possibly related: I don't know if it's related but I couldn't access the Settings page when right clicking on a flash component. I can access the global settings but the settings option is grayed out. I noticed this when trying to disable the hardware acceleration.
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I wouldn't worry to much about the settings menu item, try right clicking on a larger swf to see if it becomes enabled (this menu item is disabled for smaller dimension swf's due to security restrictions.)
As for the temporary hangs when initializing the player, I'm not sure what's going on here. If you view the systems event logs do you see anything out of the ordinary? Is there any chance you could try creating a new, temporary, user account on this system to see if it's user specific?
So far, I have not found anything unusual in the event logs. Also, I forgot to list it in the original post but I have already tried using different user accounts. Thanks for the suggestions. I fought this issue for 4 hours yesterday and tried everything that I could think of short of reloading windows.
Does it matter what kind of Flash content is on the page? After it loads (and hangs), are subsequent pages also affected? Did it matter when you were able to disable hardware acceleration? Finally, when you did the manual uninstall, did you go into the Flash folders listed in this FAQ and delete the contents (or the folders themselves)?
It seemed any flash content but I didn't do a whole lot of browsing (mostly because it wouldn't let me). While it's loading, the browser and even Windows are both nonresponsive until it finishes loading. Once it loads, it navigates fine until you browse to another site with a flash component and then it hangs again until it loads.
I was never able to disable hardware acceleration because I could not access the settings menu. During the manual uninstall, I deleted the entire folders, not just the contents.
We are currently fighting this issue as well, in a corporate Windows domain environment. It only seems to affect Windows 7 + Internet Explorer 8, and it started with Flash 220.127.116.11. The same issue shows up in .233 and .235. These versions of Active X flash + IE 8 + XP work fine. As a workaround we are installing Firefox and the plugin version of Flash on the Windows 7 computers and that works fine.
The symptoms are that it takes forever for pages to load that have Flash content (e.g. www.msn.com, www.adobe.com/software/flash/about) while sites like www.google.com will load immediately. The issue only shows up when logged on as a domain user. If I log on to the same computer as a domain administrator, it works perfectly, so it looks like some sort of permissions or privilege issue to me. Nothing has changed on our domain settings in that regard.
One thing that may be different about our environment is that we have a Software Restriction Policy (SRP) Group Policy Object (GPO) in Active Directory. This policy prevents programs from running in temporary directories, including the one used by Internet Explorer. Even though Firefox + Flash works, I tried adding a path exclusion to the \windows\system32\macromed\flash\ folder to bypass the SRP but this had no effect.
So, my question to Adobe would be, what is different about the way that .228 and higher versions operate, compared to previous versions?
Ok, Google is my friend once again. Looks like this is caused by a previously fixed bug in Flash that resurfaced (let's hear it for the virtues of regression testing). See the link below that describes the issue and the work around.
I had this same problem ... bug in Flash since 126.96.36.199
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@pcunite - Interesting. We didn't start seeing complaints until .228 and only from Win7 Pro/32 bit users. Doesn't mean that others weren't seeing it, but we only have a handful of 64 bit Win7. Our testing confirms that XP Pro/32 bit is not affected even though all non-IT users are under the SRP.
@Adobe: I don't know if Adobe is still monitoring this thread, but you need to fix this. You expect this product to be used in a corporate environment even though you force us to push out an upgrade at least once a month to fix security issues that would have been avoided by designing security into the product instead of treating it as an afterthought. To add insult to injury we have to sign a license agreement to distribute your free software internally. How about fulfilling your side of the bargain and testing this thing in a Windows domain environment and getting away from release of the week? We only use Flash because we are forced to, not because we like it.
As noted on pcunite's thread, I want to investigate this further. I've already alerted our installer team but please open a bug at bugbase.adobe.com with a link to this thread so we can figure out what broke.
I would have liked to enter a bug, but by the time I got done typing everything in and attaching a screen shot of my SRP it had timed out and threw all of my entries away. Oh well, I don't have time to sit here and keep typing it in. Tell them to look at this thread. If they need any more info, they can PM me.
What you can do to increase the priority of this bug is to go to pcunite's bug report and vote.
Definitely. I highly recommend taking a minute and voting.
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Matt Jenson's Reggae Jazz is a quartet of musicians who bring a deeply rooted understanding of Caribbean music and reggae to creative reworkings of Bob Marley compositions (and other covers) and inject a similar sensibility to a creative array of original compositions. This quartet is all about sultry and sensual reggae and Caribbean grooves with great melodies, great soloing, beautiful introductions, breakdown sections, and complimenting vocals.
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Admission: Free
Thursday / June 5, 2014 / 12:00 p.m.Kendall Square
Formed in the spring of 2014 by Eleni Arapoglou, this group's members come from Argentina, Greece, and Brazil. They infuse their original arrangements with the traditions and sounds of the folk music of their lands.
Admission: Free
Lizje in Blue
Thursday / June 5, 2014 / 12:00 p.m.Atlantic Wharf
Lizje Sarria was born in Los Angeles and grew up in Colombia. Her soulful sound is influenced by jazz, blues, Latin, and soul music.
Admission: Free
Thursday / June 5, 2014 / 5:00 p.m.Kendall Square's Cambridge Center Plaza
The members of Amethyst have joined their love of contemporary jazz, acoustic pop, and various Latin genres with skill and taste. Each unique voice enriches improvisational arcs throughout every performance. Featuring Raquel Rivera's originals as well as collaborative cover arrangements, this group delivers accessible interpretations of human feeling.
Admission: Free
Friday / June 6, 2014 / 12:30 p.m.Boston Public Library
KeL, a band that combines elements of jazz and pop with Brazilian melodies, will perform.
Admission: Free
Fredericks Brown
Friday / June 6, 2014 / 8:00 p.m.Cafe 939
Under the name Fredericks Brown, vocalist Deva Mahal (daughter of Taj Mahal) and keyboardist Stephanie Brown create compositions with lyrics that combine imagery and narrative to deliver a startling blend of strength and intimacy.
Admission: $10 in advance, 12 day of show, general admissionBuy Tickets
Jeremy Messersmith
Monday / June 9, 2014 / 8:00 p.m.Cafe 939
Jeremy Messersmith's distinctive style and sound has drawn attention from many prominent music fans over the years.
Admission: $12 in advance, $14 day of show, general admissionBuy Tickets
Holly McGarry
Tuesday / June 10, 2014 / 12:00 p.m.Prudential Center
Holly McGarry presents the dichotomy of a calm exterior with an unbounded passion for music, a newly-minted adult with a lifetime of experiences able to lace her lyrics with profound insights, sharing her love, loss, and life on six strings. Originally a solo performer, Holly is now joined by the incredibly talented Chris Bloniarz of the band Grey Season.
Admission: Free
Wambura Mitaru
Wednesday / June 11, 2014 / 6:00 p.m.Boston Public Library
Wambura Mitaru will perform. She creates a hybrid sound that combines groovy tunes with catchy lyrics, and invites the audience to sing along.
Admission: Free
Thursday / June 12, 2014 / 12:00 p.m.Kendall Square
Apoena's music is a concise mixture of the many types he heard throughout childhood. Coming from a family of actors, musicians, acrobats, and variety performers, his influences range from Brazilian folk and pop to contemporary indie rock and world jazz.
Admission: Free
Arreana Jaye
Thursday / June 12, 2014 / 12:00 p.m.Atlantic Wharf
Raised in northern Denmark, Arreana Jaye brings Scandinavian folklore to her music, along with some interesting grooves. She draws inspiration from across the artistic spectrum, from George Gershwin to Becca Stevens, and puts her own twist on the standards.
Admission: Free
Simon Moullier Trio
Thursday / June 12, 2014 / 5:00 p.m.Kendall Square's Cambridge Center Plaza
Simon Moullier Trio is centered on jazz but uses it only as a color in the sound via acoustic instruments. The group is sometimes sullied by the effects on vibraphone or by the mad, itching rhythms of Simon's main influences: Thom York, Steve Reich, Tygran Hamasyan, John Coltrane, Kurt Rosenwinkel, Kenny Garrett, Robert Glasper, Archive, and Pink Floyd.
Admission: Free
Jenna Moynihan and Mairi Chaimbeul
Friday / June 13, 2014 / 12:30 p.m.Boston Public Library
Although rooted in traditional Scottish and Appalachian old-time music, Jenna Moynihan and Mairi Chaimbeul push boundaries with original compositions, breathing new life into old tunes.
Admission: Free


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Bertrand Meyer
Professor of Software Engineering, ETH Zurich: Chair of Software Engineering.
Blogger on software engineering & other topics. Director of annual LASER software engineering summer school (this year's edition is the 10th anniversary, with a great slate of speakers).
Some books: Touch of Class: Learning to Program Well, Using Objects & Contracts (derived from the introductory programming course at ETH); Object-Oriented Software Construction, second edition.
See the chair's research pages, and personal annotated list of publications: by date or by kind.
Our work covers most areas of software engineering, with Eiffel & Design by Contract as the unifying thread. Main topics:
Program verification: on the basis of Eiffel's Design by Contract & the EiffelStudio IDE, buiding an environment allowing "Verification As a Matter Of Course".
Tool & method support for distributed development (CloudStudio project).
Programming education: novel pedagogical approaches.
Languages & methodology: new programming language constructs, software process, agile methods.
Empirical software engineering.
O-O persistence.
Software engineering for robotics.
The ETH introductory programming course, taught in English 2003-2009, German since 2010, uses an inverted curriculum approach supported by the Touch of Class textbook and a a MOOC (open online version).
The course project in the Distributed Software Engineering Laboratory brings together students from ETH and universities around the world, who build a system collaboratively. We welcome universities interested in joining.
Since Fall 2013, will be offered again in 2014: multidisciplinary Robotics Programming Laboratory, open to CS, EE & ME students.
Other graduate & undergraduate courses: Software Verification; Concepts of Concurrent Computation; programming language courses (Eiffel in Depth, Java & C# in Depth); Software Architecture; Open-Source EiffelStudio Laboratory; independent-research courses. See course page.
Education: École Polytechnique, Paris; Stanford (MS in CS); ENST Paris; DEA Univ. P & M Curie (Paris VI); MA in Russian from Sorbonne (Paris IV); Dr. of Sc. from Univ. of Nancy.
CV: Électricité de France 1974-1983; Univ. of California Santa Barbara 1983-1985; Eiffel Software, Santa Barbara since 1985 (president until 2001, then CTO); ETH Zurich since Oct. 2001 (department chair 2004-2006).
Other positions: CEO of Société des Outils du Logiciel 1986-1990; adjunct professor, Monash Univ., Melbourne 1998-2003; chairman of TOOLS conferences 1988-2012 (after 50 conferences we declared The Triumph of Objects and closed the series).
Awards: Jolt Award (for Object-Oriented Software Construction); Dahl-Nygaard prize; honorary doctorate, ITMO; ACM Software System Award; ACM Fellow; IEEE Harlan D. Mills Award; ERC Advanced Investigator Grant.
Memberships: Académie des Technologies, Academia Europaea, IFIP WG2.3, ACM Europe Council. Earlier: IFIP TC2 (Switzerland representative 2004-2011, chair of committee 2009-2011); board of IMAG, Grenoble 2005-2008; scientific board of U. Paris VI (P & M Curie) 2008-2012; IEEE 60th Anniversary Award committee; ACM nominating committee 2007-2008. Played important role in creation of: Colloque de Génie Logiciel (French software engineering conference); European Software Engineering Conference (first steering committee chair 1987-1990, general chair of ESEC/FSE 2013); TSI (Technology and Science of Informatics, first editor-in-chief); Journal of Object Technology (publisher 2002-2010); Informatics Europe (first president 2006-2011, board member 2006-2013, currently chair of nominating committee).