Tuesday, January 29, 2013
Photodump
If you don't already, I highly recommend you follow our friend Britt Dietz' Moments Capture photography on Facebook. He does amazing aviation photography...
Monday, January 28, 2013
Sunday, January 27, 2013
Down the Rabbit Hole: Addendum
So, after some encouragement from Dave, I revisited Gregorio. After messing around a bit more, I discovered the reason it hadn't properly loaded and connected itself with TeX Live was that, when the installer was finished, I checked the "display readme.txt" option, which was causing the error message about not finding the TeX Live files (???). When I unchecked that option before completing the install, it appeared to connect up properly and I was able to get Gregorio and TeX Live to compile.
The process is a little tricky, but so, so, so much faster than my other option, which was to use the now-"free" copy of Adobe InDesign CS2 with the font Caeciliae. While that method produced very pretty scores, it took an ungodly amount of time. Using Gregorio, I was able to produce sharp-looking scores in about 15 minutes.
Check them out:
The process is a little tricky, but so, so, so much faster than my other option, which was to use the now-"free" copy of Adobe InDesign CS2 with the font Caeciliae. While that method produced very pretty scores, it took an ungodly amount of time. Using Gregorio, I was able to produce sharp-looking scores in about 15 minutes.
Check them out:
Saturday, January 26, 2013
Facebook Miscellany 1/13 - 1/26
The most important news on the internet: J.J. Abrams to direct Star Wars VII. To me, this is wonderfully good news, as I have enjoyed all the Abrams films I've seen. According to IMDB, "'Argo' director Ben Affleck was also in contention [to direct]." (Insert huge gasp of relief here.)
I think the funniest response I've seen so far has been this one:
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| Star Wars Episode VII: Revenge of the Lens Flair |
A note on why I like him: of the first three Mission Impossible movies, (the ones I've seen), #3 (directed by Abrams) was my favorite, while #2 (directed by John Woo) was an abomination that ought to be fed to the ravenous bug-bladder beast. What is interesting is that, in M:I2, the villain threatened to release a virus that would kill billions, and yet I could not motivate myself to care if the hero succeeded (I was hoping he wouldn't, so the heroine would be forced to throw herself off a cliff). In M:I3, we are never told what plot the villain is attempting. There is no on-screen threat beyond the hero and his new bride. And yet I cared intensely.
And getting me to care about Tom Cruise is a feat in itself.
Friday, January 25, 2013
The Boys Update
Tuesday, January 22, 2013
Monday, January 14, 2013
Wedding Photos
The complete wedding photo album is now online! It only took nine years!
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